News Summary

The Kansas High School Boys Tennis State Tournament is set for May 16-17, showcasing top players from across the state. With free admission, fans are encouraged to support the athletes. Various classes will compete at different venues, including Bluejay Tennis Facility and Salina Tennis Center. This year’s tournament highlights exceptional talent and promises exciting matches as young athletes aim for collegiate opportunities and further success in the sport.

Kansas High School Tennis Players Gear Up for State Tournament

Get ready, Kansas! The excitement is building as the state high school boys tennis tournaments are around the corner! The regional competitions have wrapped up, and young tennis stars from every corner of the state are set to take center stage. The state tournament will kick off on Friday, May 16, and run through Saturday, May 17. Best of all, admission is free for everyone at all tournament sites! So grab your friends and family, and head out to support these talented athletes.

Where It’s Happening

Here’s the scoop on where you can catch all the action. The Class 6A tournament is happening at the stunning Bluejay Tennis Facility in Junction City! If you’re heading to the Class 5A tournament, that will be taking place at the Salina Tennis Center. Want to catch some Class 4A matches? Swing by the T.H. Vaughan Tennis Center in Winfield. Last but not least, the Class 3-1A tournament will be held at the Kossover Tennis Center in Topeka. With so many options, there’s no excuse to miss out on the fun!

The Stars of the Show

This year’s tournament showcases some exceptionally skilled players. In the Class 6A singles division, keep your eyes on Anish Poojari from Blue Valley West, who boasts an incredible record of 18-0. Other standout competitors include Nolan Fosha from Olathe South and Jay Hoke from Manhattan, both of whom hold an impressive record of 29-4. Also watch out for Hayden Herrera from Maize, who comes in with a strong record of 27-5. These athletes are definitely ones to watch!

If you’re more into doubles, the Class 6A qualifiers also feature some impressive team pairings. Check out Francisco Landeras and Aarya Anjankar from Blue Valley West, who remain undefeated at 12-0. Another dynamic duo, Cale Deutscher and Dylan Willingham from Washburn Rural, have a remarkable record of 21-1. Finally, Aidan Messerly and Bryan Branstrom from Olathe Northwest are making their mark with a record of 23-7.

Participation is Through the Roof!

The state tournament isn’t just featuring the usual suspects this year. It’s expected to have significant participation from schools all around Kansas, and Wichita Collegiate stepping up to host the Class 2A tournament is just the cherry on top! It shows the incredible depth of talent that Kansas high schools possess. Truly, the future of tennis in our state is bright!

Why It Matters

This tournament not only provides a platform for these athletes to showcase their skills, but it also gives them valuable exposure to potential collegiate programs. Being seen at this level could open up so many doors for them in the future. For many, it’s a stepping stone toward reaching their dreams and achieving greatness on the court. 

So, whether you’re there to cheer for your school team or just love the thrill of competitive sports, coming out to the Kansas High School Boys Tennis State Tournament is a fantastic way to enjoy some great athletic performances. Mark your calendars and join in on the fun. Let’s show our support for these amazing young athletes!

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