Oak Glen Girls Tennis Team Claims Historic Championship Victory

News Summary

The Oak Glen girls tennis team celebrated a significant achievement by winning the OVAC Small School Tennis Championship on May 3, 2025. The tournament, held at John Marshall High School, concluded with Oak Glen defeating Linsly 11-10, ending Linsly’s 13-year dominance in the small school division. Coach Kenneth Keller praised the team’s collective effort, highlighting strong performances from players despite the absence of a singles finalist. The community rejoices in this milestone victory, marking a turning point in Oak Glen’s tennis history.

Oak Glen Girls Tennis Team Celebrates A Historic Win!

In a thrilling showdown filled with suspense and excitement, the Oak Glen girls tennis team emerged victorious in the OVAC Small School Tennis Championship on May 3, 2025. The competition took place at the famous John Marshall High School, where fans rallied behind their teams, witnessing Oak Glen’s impressive performance against Linsly. The final tally read Oak Glen 11, Linsly 10, marking a significant pivot in the history of small school tennis!

Breaking Linsly’s Streak

This victory didn’t just earn Oak Glen a shiny new championship trophy; it also ended Linsly’s 13-year reign at the top of the small school division. Imagine the excitement flowing through the Oak Glen community as they celebrated this long-awaited triumph! Over the years, Linsly had dominated the small school division, but this year, the tides have clearly turned.

How They Did It

While Oak Glen didn’t have a finalist competing in the singles events, they still showcased their incredible depth as a team. Notably, their standout player, Reese Witherow, made it to the semifinals but narrowly lost to University’s Hannah Stemple in a heart-pounding match that concluded with a score of 9-7 at No. 4 singles. Even though they didn’t have a champion, the overall team spirit truly shone through.

Coach Kenneth Keller, who has led the team through many ups and downs, highlighted the fact that it was a true total team effort that got them this title. The squad boasted talented players including Leah McMahon, Elle Monaco, Zoey Caughey, Ruby Chaney, and Roxye Brown. Each player brought their unique strengths to the court, contributing effectively to the overall performance of the team.

Standout Performers from the Big School Division