One week ago, the Maple Grove girls’ tennis team earned one of the biggest wins in school history against longtime nemesis Elk River. Last Thursday, the Crimson had a chance to “prove it” on their home court – and that’s exactly what they did. Elk River made a couple lineup adjustments with hopes of a
Varsity Tennis match vs. Centennial will be played at the Maple Grove Senior High School Tennis Courts 9800 Fernbrook Lane North, Maple Grove, MN 55369 Other Information: Restrooms (porta-potties) will be available at the MGSH tennis courts for players, coaches and spectators Locker rooms and indoor restrooms will not be available Masks are not
Dan Haertl has been coaching tennis for 35 years, and he’s always looked forward to the first day of practice. This year is no exception, but how the season is going to unfold remains a mystery for both Haertl and his Maple Grove girls’ tennis team as the country continues its battle with coronavirus. Monday
Maple Grove sophomore Zoe Adkins qualified for her fourth straight state tennis tournament when she won the Section 5 singles title last week. Adkins entered sections with an undefeated record and she stayed perfect by winning four matches. She breezed into the championship match and beat Armstrong’s Nicole Snezhko 6-2, 6-3. It was a rematch
Video courtesy of CCX Sports Maple Grove’s Zoe Adkins won the Section 5AA singles title in girls tennis. The sophomore beat Armstrong’s Nicole Snezhko in a rematch of last year’s final, won by Snezhko. Adkins took this year’s championship 6-2, 6-3. Both players advanced to the state tournament, which is next week.
Sophomore Zoe Adkins returns to give Maple Grove and #1 singles (Photo by Rich Moll) The Maple Grove girls’ tennis team is very young in terms of age but the Crimson have been very competitive. After last week’s action, the Crimson are 8-4 overall. “We are a good team, but also a young team,” Crimson
Maple Grove’s Zoe Adkins celebrates her third-place state tennis finish with Crimson coach Dan Haertl (left) and older brother Zach. Zoe Adkins of Maple Grove just wanted to do her best and have fun at last week’s state tennis tournament at the University of Minnesota Baseline Center. What she ended up doing was playing the
Seniors Maria Shoults and Victoria Epshteyn ended their high school tennis career on a high note when they competed at the state tennis tournament last week at the University of Minnesota Baseline Center. Shoults and Epshteyn made Maple Grove tennis history when they won the section doubles championship to become the school’s first girls’ doubles team
Maple Grove freshman Zoe Adkins (pictured above) doesn’t have a seed number next to her name in the Class 2A state singles bracket. But they’re just numbers. She proved that when she knocked out two seeded players in her two matches of the girls’ state tennis tournament Thursday at Baseline Tennis Center at the University of
Congratulations to Maria Shoults (left) and Victoria Epshteyn (right) who won the 5AA Doubles Section Championsip, and Zoe Adkins (center) who finished a runner up in singles, and are all headed to the state tournament! Adkins, a freshman, will be at State for the third time. Seniors Shoults and Epshteyn are first timers. The three will compete next Thursday
