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Juniors Megan Hawkins and Rebekah Moore finished Second in Doubles at Regionals to advance to the State Tournament at College Station May 12-13.
Senior Eddie Ayers took Second Place in Singles at Regionals to advance to the State Tournament at College Station May 12-13.
Senior Eddie Ayers placed First in Singles, Juniors Megan Hawkins and Rebekah Moore finished first in Doubles and Sophomores Jon Ayers and Natalie Gonzales finished second in Mixed Doubles. All three teams will represent Reagan Varsity Tennis at Regionals. Regionals will take place at McFarlin Tennis Center on April 21st and 22nd.
In Regional 4 action on Friday, Reagan Varsity Tennis defeated Eagle Pass 10-0. Reagan beat Harlingen South 10-4 in the Semi-Finals later the same day. Reagan fought hard in a losing effort to New Braunfels in the Regional Finals on Saturday. Reagan finished a successful year as Area and District Champions while falling a … Read more
After defeating Steele and Churchill, Reagan advances to the Region IV-6A Tournament. Reagan’s First match will take place on October 31st at the Northside ISD Tennis Center. Go Rattlers
After beating both Churchill and Johnson, Reagan was undefeated in District play and clinched District Champs for the second consecutive year.
Reagan Varsity Tennis defeats the Johnson Jaguars 10-4 Thursday night. Reagan Varsity is undefeated in District Play easily defeated Churchill last week.
Varsity Tennis defeats Churchill 10-1. Biggest margin yet against rival Churchill!
Varsity Tennis defeated Madison recently taking all 14 matches in Conference action. The Rattlers dominated all formats going undefeated in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. The next match for Reagan Varsity tennis is Tuesday, September 2nd vs. Lee. The matches start at 4:30 PM at Blossom Athletic Center.
Reagan Varsity Tennis had a strong showing in the Northside Gold Invitational recently finishing a close second in highly competitive action. The Rattlers defeated Seven Lakes, Kline, and McAllen only to fall short to the eventual Champion New Braunfels.