Discover the 2024 Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada Girls Tennis Team

Dec 7, 2024 at 7:42 PM
In the world of high school tennis, several remarkable athletes have made their mark. From individual state titles to team championships, these players have shown exceptional skill and determination. Let's take a closer look at some of the standout performances.

Unveiling the Tennis Stars of High School Athletics

First Team

Natalie Cruz from Clark and Giselle Yang achieved great success. They finished second in the Class 5A doubles individual state tournament, demonstrating their strong partnership on the court.

Erika Gallegos from Coronado had an outstanding performance as well, finishing second in the Class 5A singles individual state tournament. Her skills and tenacity were on full display.

Isabella Gallegos from Coronado

Isabella Gallegos won the Class 5A doubles individual state title along with partner Gabriella Trentacosta. Their teamwork and strategic play led them to victory.

This achievement is a testament to their hard work and dedication to the sport. They set an example for other players.

Yael Izkhakov from The Adelson School

Yael Izkhakov brought home the Class 3A singles individual Southern Region and state titles. Her dominance on the court was evident.

She showed exceptional skill and mental toughness, making her a force to be reckoned with in the tennis world.

Chayce Larson from Boulder City

Chayce Larson won the Class 3A doubles individual Southern Region and state titles with partner Madeline Morris. Their combined efforts led to this remarkable success.

They worked well together and overcame many challenges to achieve their goals. Their victory is a source of pride for their school.

Madeline Morris from Boulder City

Madeline Morris also played a crucial role in the Class 3A doubles success, winning the title with partner Chayce Larson.

Her skills and determination contributed to their overall performance. She is a talented player who has made a significant impact.

Remi Rice from Palo Verde

Remi Rice won the Class 5A singles individual state title and helped the Panthers to the team state title. Her leadership and skill were instrumental in their success.

She set an example for her teammates and showed what it takes to be a champion. Her achievements are truly remarkable.

Gabriella Trentacosta from Coronado

Gabriella Trentacosta won the Class 5A doubles individual state title with partner Isabella Gallegos. Their chemistry on the court was undeniable.

They worked together seamlessly and achieved great success. Their victory is a highlight of the tennis season.

Giselle Yang from Clark

Giselle Yang finished second in the Class 5A doubles individual state tournament with partner Natalie Cruz. Their performance was a testament to their skills and hard work.

They gave a tough fight and showed that they are a force to be reckoned with in doubles tennis.

Sophia Yang from The Meadows

Sophia Yang won the Class 4A Southern Region and singles individual state titles. Her talent and dedication were on full display.

She is a rising star in the tennis world and has set high standards for herself and her peers.

Coach of the Year

Gordon Hammond from Palo Verde guided the Panthers to the Class 5A state title, their fifth straight championship. His coaching skills and leadership were key to their success.

He has a proven track record of developing talented players and leading them to victory. His achievements are truly remarkable.

Second Team

Ellie Altfas from Centennial finished second in the Class 4A singles individual Southern Region and state tournaments. Her skills and determination were on full display.

She showed great potential and is a player to watch in the future. Her performance was a highlight of the season.

Emma Balelo from Bishop Gorman finished third in the Class 5A doubles individual state tournament with partner Leilani Raymond. Their teamwork and perseverance paid off.

They faced tough competition but fought hard to achieve their goal. Their performance was a testament to their skills and determination.

Mekenzy Clark from Doral Academy finished third in the Class 4A singles individual Southern Region and state tournaments. Her skills and tenacity were on full display.

She showed great potential and is a player to watch in the future. Her performance was a highlight of the season.

Shelby Feikes from The Meadows

Shelby Feikes won the Class 4A doubles individual Southern Region title and finished third in the state tournament with partner Miranda Paek. Their teamwork and strategic play led them to success.

They worked well together and overcame many challenges to achieve their goals. Their victory is a source of pride for their school.

Elizabeth Gong from Palo Verde

Elizabeth Gong finished fourth in the Class 5A doubles individual state tournament with partner Brooke Rivera. Her skills and determination were on full display.

She showed great sportsmanship and is a valuable member of her team. Her performance was a testament to her hard work.

Jane Lee from Clark

Jane Lee finished third in the Class 5A singles individual state tournament. Her skills and perseverance were on full display.

She faced tough competition but fought hard to achieve her goal. Her performance was a highlight of the season.

Addison Lee from Palo Verde

Addison Lee finished fourth in the Class 5A singles individual state tournament. Her skills and determination were on full display.

She showed great potential and is a player to watch in the future. Her performance was a highlight of the season.

Miranda Paek from The Meadows

Miranda Paek won the Class 4A doubles individual Southern Region title and finished third in the state tournament with partner Shelby Feikes. Their teamwork and strategic play led them to success.

They worked well together and overcame many challenges to achieve their goals. Their victory is a source of pride for their school.

Leilani Raymond from Bishop Gorman

Leilani Raymond finished third in the Class 5A doubles individual state tournament with partner Emma Balelo. Their teamwork and perseverance paid off.

They faced tough competition but fought hard to achieve their goal. Their performance was a testament to their skills and determination.

Brooke Rivera from Palo Verde

Brooke Rivera finished fourth in the Class 5A doubles individual state tournament with partner Elizabeth Gong. Her skills and determination were on full display.

She showed great sportsmanship and is a valuable member of her team. Her performance was a testament to her hard work.

Honorable Mention

Emily Bowers from Doral Academy, Addison Canja from Cimarron-Memorial, Marley Clayton from Desert Oasis, Kelsey Ellis from Virgin Valley, Ava Gibson from Boulder City, Arialia Gonzalez from Desert Oasis, Caitlyn Kim from The Meadows, Avery Laren from Centennial, Bailey Manuelle from Centennial, Sophia Medellin from Liberty, Sophia Michaels from Bishop Gorman, Sophia Monev from Arbor View, Camilla Osipova from The Meadows, Skyller Pama from Cimarron-Memorial, Nicole Perrin from Palo Verde, Ruth Robison from Palo Verde, Milana Rybushkina from Palo Verde, Kristine Sabanico from Sloan Canyon, Kailani Schad from Cimarron-Memorial, Yvonna Schuckman from Bishop Gorman, Taniya Tate from Cimarron-Memorial, Mariah Torgesen from Boulder City, Julia Walters from Virgin Valley, Evelyn Vernetti from Palo Verde, Layla Zamani from Palo Verde - these players also deserve recognition for their contributions to high school tennis.