Freshman tennis girls at Redwood High School are starting their season with building new techniques, friendships, and an amazing community to support them through out the season.
By: Iris Yang
This fall season, freshman tennis girls arrive at Redwood High School looking forward to gaining experience in tennis and building strong connections.
Tennis player Kara Jung, ’30 , said she was interested in joining the tennis team because “tennis seemed fun over the summer” when playing.
Tennis has brought out a positive environment towards the freshmen’s first experiences with tennis. The supportiveness and willingness to help newcomers improve their skills have been a key factor in the tennis experience.
Samantha Brodbeck ‘30 on the tennis team says she wishes to achieve better hits that go where she wants and harder to hit.
During practices, other tennis players and coaches aim to guide their players to reach their goals by the end of the season.
The community has given a chance to broaden their friendships as new high schooler’s and the supportive environment has left the freshman looking forward to more practices and games in the future.
Kara Jung, ‘30 says “looking forward to the games and rallies, hanging out with friends on the charter buses going to games.”
With an amazing community of people, freshmen tennis girls are welcomed with support with new goals and opportunities for improvement throughout their season!
Iris Yang
Iris Yang '30 is a first year Journalism writer and works in the Art and Entertainment section. She hopes to write more about theater and music.
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