Ephrata girls tennis looks to anchor players as new faces fill team
Anny Roedseth remains focused as she works on volleys during tennis practice at Ephrata High School earlier this week. The tennis team has a match this weekend against Quincy that will allow the girls to test themselves against opponents they don’t face during practice. Coach Britney MacLeod said that will help the coaching staff determine what they need to work on to solidify the 2024 Tiger girls tennis team.
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Kate Maedke preps to serve during practice this past Tuesday. Focusing on core skills is a big part of preseason practice as the coaches help players dust off old skills or develop new ones.
Chloe Ho practices her serve during a practice on the courts at Ephrata High School. She is one of the players coach Britney MacLeod said will help anchor the team as the season moves forward.
EPHRATA — Britney MacLeod, head coach for girls tennis at Ephrata High School, said she’s excited for the new season to start, especially since it means she’s working with her cousin, Courtney Burck, who took the mantle of head boys varsity tennis coach this season.
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