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Loftus upset No. 1-seeded Cassandra Li in a three-hour match in the semifinals, and helped Mayo win its third straight tennis state championship.
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Loftus upset No. 1-seeded Cassandra Li in a three-hour match in the semifinals, and helped Mayo win its third straight tennis state championship.
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It’s the 50th anniversary of the first championship season. There’s a catch: 1974-75 had two state tournaments. A year later, the MSHSL became involved, setting up another anniversary.
The senior tennis player this fall concluded her high school career as a five-time state champion.
Senior finishes season with a perfect 28-0 record. Also,Mounds View sisters Rory and Reese Wahlstrand win 2A doubles championship.
The top-seeded sophomore defeats Blake’s Fatemeh Vang to secure championship. Meanwhile, Maple River finishes first and second in doubles finals.
The Bears defeated Litchfield at the Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center in Minneapolis to claim the Class 1A team championship.
The Spartans finished the season a perfect 24-0 and are now 50-0 over the past two seasons.
Rochester Mayo’s success is tied directly to its deep and talented roster, which includes senior Claire Loftus, the state’s No. 1-ranked singles player and 2023 singles state champion, and her younger sister, sophomore Aoife, the state’s No. 2-ranked singles player.
Also: Minnehaha Academy’s Chloe Alley wins Class 1A, Section 4 individual singles title to advance to the state tournament.
Elk River tennis star Ava Nelson nears 200th victory; Bloomington’s Marlon Seahorn Jr. is on the verge of a record-setting season.
Scores and rankings from around Minnesota.