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Girls tennis team launches into new season

Hansika Gautama, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 26, 2026

Tennis balls bounce back and forth during tryouts on Feb. 25- 27. This year, Coach Alex Kang and Assistant Coach Ashley Hastings are new to the girls tennis team.

 

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As Coach Alex Kang instructs girls with drills, sophomore Sriya Kompella and freshman Izzy Yang place the tennis balls back in the basket towards the end of practice on Feb. 27.

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Hansika Gautama
Hansika Gautama, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Hansika is a senior in her fourth year with The Purple Tide. Outside of journalism, she enjoys reading books, creating art and binge watching movies. In school, she is the president of the school’s Red Cross and is involved in various healthcare clubs. As arts and entertainment editor this year, she is excited to review new movie and book releases.
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