2025 Rally in the Valley program by ustamissourivalley

Welcome

TO THE 2025 USTA MISSOURI VALLEY RALLY IN THE VALLEY!

Congratulations on your acceptance into the USTA Missouri Valley 2025 Rally in the Valley L3 Closed tournament! Your dedication and hard work at practice and match play have truly paid off and it is an honor to have you here.

We would like to express our gratitude to Edmond Center Court for their hospitality and efforts in hosting this tournament. The event staff is working tirelessly to ensure that this tournament is both enjoyable and memorable for everyone. So, we kindly request you to show your appreciation and consideration to them throughout the event.

We have partnered with Diadem to bring you the Rally in the Valley tournament. Every player participating in the tournament will receive a shirt and can choose their racquet string. Furthermore, every daily sportsmanship winner and overall divisional sportsmanship winners will be awarded a swag bag courtesy of Diadem. Do visit the Diadem table to try on some shoes and learn about their other products. We are grateful for this partnership with Diadem and thank them for their generosity.

This year, we hope that the competition and sportsmanship you experience at the Rally in the Valley tournament will inspire you to become a lifelong tennis player! You are one of the best players in USTA Missouri Valley and we look forward to watching some great tennis.

Best of luck to all of our players!

Sincerely,

USTA Missouri Valley Junior Competition Staff

Mary Buschmann CEO and Executive Director

Marissa Moment Brown Managing Director, Play and Competition

Azan Senior Manager, Junior Competition

Beth

Caitee Margenthaler Coordinator, Junior Tournaments

ABOUT THE TOURNAMENT

Visit playtennis.usta.com/tournaments for the full schedule and draws.

Tournament ID: 25-40786

TOURNAMENT LOCATION

Edmond Center Court

601 West 15th Street, Edmond, Oklahoma 73003

PRACTICE COURTS

If you want to reserve a practice court for Wednesday, please call the pro shop at 405-348-3120 to reserve a court. The courts are $12/hour. ECC will be open at 7am for players to warm up Thursday-Sunday. If you require additional practice courts throughout the tournament, you can use Sequoyah Middle School or Cheyenne Middle School.

Sequoya Middle School 1125 E. Danforth Rd Edmond, OK 73034

Cheyenne Middle School 1271 W. Covell Rd Edmond, OK 73003

RACQUET STRINGING

Racquet stringing will be available at the main siteEdmond Center Court. The cost of labor if you provide your string is $20. Otherwise, string prices depend on the string type used.

HOST HOTELS

We appreciate your support of the hotels that are giving us a great rate for our tournaments! We have three host hotels:

Fairfield: 405-341-4818

LaQuinta: 405-513-5353

Hampton Inn: 405-844-3037 (dial 0)

Ask to book the “Edmond Tennis” for a 10% discount. All three hotels are located off of I-35 & 2nd Street (exit 141).

PLAYER AMENITIES

Chill Zone and Diadem Table

Your Game Face Photography

RESTAURANTS

Bee Healthy

Conveniently located at Edmond Center Court, they offer quick, healthy food options such as wraps and salads. Don’t forget to get one of their famous protein shakes!

601 W. 15th St., Edmond, OK 73013

The Mule

One of Edmond’s most popular restaurants, The Mule offers a wide variety of food options, including soups, sandwiches and salads.

16 S Broadway, Edmond, OK 73034

Othello’s

Another local favorite, Othello’s, is a family-owned Italian restaurant. They offer casual dining in a family atmosphere and serve great pasta, pizza and seafood.

1 S Broadway, Edmond, OK 73034

Charleston’s

A warm and welcoming atmosphere offers a wide variety of food options.

3409 S Broadway #400, Edmond, OK 73013

Empire Slice

If you are in the mood for pizza, you can’t go wrong with Empire Slice. Located just 10 minutes from ECC, this is a great option to purchase your favorite pizza by the slice.

15 W 1st St, Edmond, OK 73003

David Minihan Tournament Director

Lisa Minihan Tournament Director

ABOUT THE TOURNAMENT

VIRTUAL PARENT/PLAYER MEETING:

Wednesday, June 11 at 6:00 p.m.

All attendees will be put into a drawing for section prize giveaways.

RALLY IN THE VALLEY

*COLLEGE

THEME* PLAYER PARTY

Friday, June 13 from 5:00-7:00 PM

Edmond Center Court

Dress in your favorite college’s attire or where you have committed for the fall.

All players will receive a Diadem shirt, Diadem string, and a smoothie from Bee Healthy Cafe.

Music and Games:

Bocce Ball, Cornhole, and Spikeball

MATCH FORMATS

Singles: Best of 3 tiebreak sets with a 10-point tiebreaker in lieu of third set

Doubles: 8 game pro-set with a 7-point tiebreak at 8-all

DRAW FORMAT

Singles: 16-Player Compass

Doubles: Single Elimination

• Main Draw (E) and 3rd/4th Playoff (NE): Ad scoring

• Consolation and 5th/6th Playoff (N): No Ad scoring

Check-in at the tournament desk 30 minutes prior to your start time.

HOW THE TOURNAMENT WILL BE SCHEDULED

Thursday: play starts as early as 8:00 a.m.

BG12, BG14 - 2 rounds singles and 1 round doubles.

Friday: play starts as early as 8:00 a.m.

BG12, BG14 - 1 round singles and 2 rounds doubles. BG16, BG18 - 2 rounds singles and 1 round doubles. Player Party 5-7 p.m.

Saturday: play starts as early as 8:00 a.m.

BG12, BG14 - 1 round singles.

BG16, BG18 - 1 round singles and 2 round doubles.

Sunday: play starts as early as 8:00 a.m. BG16, BG18 - 1 round singles.

*All start times are subject to change. *Future match times will be posted as the tournament goes on.

The tournament director could deviate from the above schedule format if they believe there is a more effective way that would positively impact the majority of the players or if the event encounters delays due to bad weather.

Scheduling regulations can be found in Friend at Court, Page 87, Table 8.

Visit the tournament website for more information: rallyinthevalleychampionships.com

Tournament Parent /Spectator Guide

P G TOURNAMENT PARENT / SPECTATOR GUIDE

TOURNAMENT PREPARATION

Ensure your child has all their equipment including a racquet, suitable clothing (shorts, t- shirts and a hat/sunscreen if they are playing outside), tennis shoes and water.

Ensure your player has all their equipment including a racquet, suitable clothing (shorts, t-shirts and a hat/sunscreen if they are playing outside), tennis shoes and water.

Talk to your player about the importance of fair play and enjoyment, ensuring they try their best and focus on any goals they have worked on with their coach in training.

Talk to your child about the importance of fair play and enjoyment, ensuring they try their best and focus on any goals they have worked on with their coach in training.

Make sure your child is committed to playing and completing the tournament in its entirety. Withdrawing from a tournament without a valid excuse can result in a player being penalized.

Make sure your player is committed to playing and completing the tournament in its entirety. Withdrawing from a tournament without a valid excuse can result in a player being penalized.

Check the tournament home page frequently for any updates on schedule, draws or other relevant tournament information.

Allow enough time for your journey including allowances for delays. If you are going to be delayed, let the tournament director know as soon as possible.

Do not expect the tournament to wait for you if you are running late. Depending on the tournament schedule, the referee may or may not be able to delay the match.

• Point your player to the tournament desk at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled match time and remain close by for the tournament director to call your match.

• Point your player to the tournament desk at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled match time and remain close by for the tournament director to call your match.

Check in to the tournament desk at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled match time and remain close by while waiting for the tournament director to call your match.

• Make sure your player has plenty of water and uses the restroom before going on court.

• Make sure your child has plenty of water and uses the restroom before going on court.

• Confirm that your player knows what scoring format is being used and check with the tournament referee if unsure.

• Confirm that your child knows what scoring format is being used and check with the tournament referee if unsure.

• Ensure each player is responsible for calling all out-balls on their side of the net clearly and fairly even if it costs them the point. Such calls should be clearly audible or a hand signal may be used.

Each player is responsible for calling all out-balls on their side of the net clearly and fairly even if it costs them the point. Such calls should be clearly audible or a hand signal may be used.

• Reinforce your player serving to call the score before every point clearly and audibly.

The player serving should call the score before every point clearly and audibly.

• Reinforce your player serving to call the score before every point clearly and audibly.

• Teach your player to always treat their opponent with respect. Good sportsmanship and honesty are extremely important regardless of whether they win or lose.

• Teach your child to always treat their opponent with respect. Good sportsmanship and honesty are extremely important regardless of whether they win or lose.

• Encourage your player to raise their racquet for a referee or official if there is an issue.

racket for a referee

• Encourage your child to raise their racquet for a referee or official if there is an issue.

• Make sure your player shakes their opponent’s hand no matter the outcome.

• Make sure your child shakes their opponent’s hand no matter the outcome.

• Check that your player reports the match score to the tournament desk even if they lost.

• Check that your child reports the match score to the tournament desk even if they lost.

• Have your player find out the next match time. The number of matches your player plays will depend on the draw format.

• Have your child find out the next match time. The number of matches your child plays will depend on the draw format.

Remember that tennis matches vary in length, so be prepared for a wait, particularly if a tournament has been affected by bad weather.

Your child should avoid playing if they are injured or ill. They need to give their body time to recover properly from injury or illness.

Your player should avoid playing if they are injured or ill. They need to give their body time to recover properly from injury or illness.

• Help your child to stay calm and relaxed and check that they have everything that they need to take onto the court.

• Help your player stay calm and relaxed and check that they have everything that they need to take onto the court.

• Encourage your child to stretch and warm up off court, as the on -court warm - up is limited to five minutes.

• Encourage your player to stretch and warm up off court, as the on-court warm-up is limited to five minutes.

• Swearing, throwing racquets/balls in temper or behaving in an unsportsmanlike manner is unacceptable and can result in a player being penalized.

• Coaching your player during a match is not allowed, but feel free to show other signs of encouragement and support between points.

• Coaching your child during a match is not allowed, but feel free to show other signs of encouragement and support between points.

• If you can, make sure to watch their whole match regardless of their performance.

• Be prepared to wait between matches and be patient with the tournament director who will always try and get matches on court as soon as possible.

• Encourage consistent positive behavior from your player regardless of the result.

• Encourage consistent positive behavior from your child regardless of the result.

• Remember to thank the tournament officials and staff. They are hardworking, dedicated people and many are volunteers.

• Remember to thank the tournament officials. They are hardworking, dedicated people and many are volunteers.

The Code for Players

THE TENNIS PLAYER WILL:

• Play fairly and have fun.

• Abide by The Code and USTA rules.

• Respect officials and accept their decisions.

• ALWAYS give benefit of doubt on a call to your opponent.

• Use your best efforts in competitive matches.

• Refrain from the use of bad language and inappropriate gestures.

• Refrain from ball/racquet abuse.

• Refrain from the use of coaching during competition.

• Never use unfair or bullying tactics to gain advantage on or off the court.

• Respect opponents and always shake hands at the end of a match.

• Win with grace and lose with dignity.

SPECTATOR POLICY

USTA/MISSOURI VALLEY SECTION

USTA MISSOURI VALLEY

ALL SPECTATORS

(INCLUDES PARENTS, COACHES, RELATIVES, FRIENDS, ETC.)

We want everyone to have a great time at the tournament, so we have some important rules in place to ensure a fair and enjoyable experience for all.

1. If a spectator tries to talk to an official about a line call or any other ruling during a match, they will be asked to leave the playing area and, if necessary, the premises for the rest of the tournament.

2. Unacceptable behavior towards a player, another spectator, or a staff member will also result in being asked to leave the playing area or the entire premises for the rest of the tournament. Additionally, the spectator's player will face suspension points and/or Code Violations, according to USTA Regulation IV and Table 17; Friend at Court 2024: pages 104-119.

2. Unacceptable behavior towards a player, another spectator, or a staff member will also result in being asked to leave the playing area or the entire premises for the rest of the tournament. Additionally, the spectator’s player will face suspension points and/or code violations, according to USTA Regulation IV and Table 17; Friend at Court 2025: pages 104-119.

3. Please remember that the On-Site Official and tournament staff are the only ones who can make decisions about unacceptable behavior.

3. Please remember that the on-site officials and tournament staff are the only ones who can make decisions about unacceptable behavior.

4. Removal is not subject to appeal.

4. Removal Is not subject to appeal.

We want to emphasize that being a parent, coach, etc., does not give any special privileges, except for the right to withdraw their child from competition at any time; a parent or coach is considered a spectator.

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SUMMER NATIONAL TEAM EVENTS

Three USTA Sections. One traveling trophy.

BATTLE OF THE MISSISSIPPI

JULY 25-27

Level 2 Intersectional Team Tournament

BG12-14: Midland, Michigan - 25-70578

BG16: Minneapolis, Minnesota - 25-32662

BG18: St. Louis, Missouri - 25-61851

*Entry deadline is July 10.

Mid-America Mashup - L4 Intersectional Team: June 27-29

Mid-America Mashup is a Level 4 Team Tournament closed to members and residents of the USTA Midwest, Missouri Valley, Middle States and Mid-Atlantic sections. Player selections will be based on the most recent National Standings List (NSL). Players will be waterfalled onto teams based on World Tennis Number (WTN), and positions on teams will also be determined based on WTN. Schedules, entry fees, draw sizes, and scoring formats are unique to each location.

BG12 - USTA Middle States: Hamilton, New Jersey - Tournament ID: 25-18278

BG14 - USTA Midwest: Wooster, Ohio - Tournament ID: 25-82675

BG16 - USTA Missouri Valley: Tulsa, Oklahoma - Tournament ID: 25-44789

BG18 - USTA Mid-Atlantic: Fredericksburg, Virginia - Tournament ID: 25-93059

*Entry deadline is June 18.

Battle of the Sections - National Level 1: July 26-30

For the 16’s and 18’s, a Level 1 Team Championship, called “The Battle of the Sections” will take place as a lead-in for the USTA National Championships. Each USTA Sectional Association will send a team composed of eight (8) players, four (4) of which will be 16-and-under players and the remaining four (4) will be 18-and-under players. Together, these eight players will play as one team and participate in four (4) singles and (4) doubles matches over the course of the tournament.

B16-18: Kalamazoo, Michigan - Tournament ID: 25-20347

G16-18: Claremont, California - Tournament ID: 25-52965

*Entry deadline is June 29

#MOVALLEYPROUD

Congratulations to all of our top finishers from USTA Missouri Valley over the last year! We could not be more proud of your accomplishments and will be cheering you on as you finish this year strong!

USTA National Clay Court Championships

July 6-14, 2024

Adelyn Gross - G14 Doubles - 4th Place

Emerey Gross - G18 Doubles - 2nd Place

Nicholas Patrick - B18 Doubles - 2nd Place

USTA National Hard Court Championships

August 2-11, 2024

Cooper Woestendick - B18 Singles - 4th Place

Battle of the Sections

Team - B16/B18 - 4th Place

USTA National Doubles Championships

August 25-27, 2024

Madeleine Bridges - G14 Doubles - 4th Place

USTA National Indoor Championships

November 29 - December 2, 2024

Adelyn Gross - G14 Doubles - 4th Place

Shaan Patel - B16 Singles - 2nd Place

Lawson Prather - B18 Singles - 5th Place

USTA National Winter Championships

December 28, 2024 - January 3, 2025

Wyatt Markham - B12 Singles - 3rd place

London Evans - G14 Singles - 1st Place

Adelyn Gross - G14 Singles - 3rd Place

Shaan Patel - B18 Singles - 1st Place

Emerey Gross - G18 Doubles - 2nd Place

Brewer Team Cup

March 1-4, 2025

Lily Graves - G12 Team - Finalist

Samarth Gandhari - B12 Team - Champion

Pranav Madamanchi - B12 Team - Finalist

Coach Jared Ward - B14-18 - Sportsmanship

Micah Ward - B14-18 - Sportsmanship

Anish Poojari - B16 Team - Finalist

Easter Bowl

March 23-30, 2025

Pranav Madamanchi- B12 Singles - 6th Place

London Evans - G14 Doubles - 4th Place

Tournaments JUNIOR Section

JUNE

USTA MV Flighted L5, BG12-18

June 21-23 - Des Moines, Iowa

Tournament ID: 25-86818

Deadline to register: June 11

L4 Mid-America Mashup Team Tournament

June 27-29

BG16 - Tulsa, Oklahoma Tournament ID: 25-44789

Deadline to register: June 18

AUGUST

USTA MV L5 TEAM, BG12-18 #2

August 1-3

BG12-14 - St. Joseph, Missouri

Tournament ID: 25-30840

BG16-18 - Topeka, Kansas

Tournament ID: 25-05929

Deadline to register: July 23

USTA MV Outdoor L5, BG12-18 #7

August 9-11

BG12-14 - St. Louis, Missouri

Tournament ID: 25-94931

BG16-18 - St. Louis, Missouri

Tournament ID: 25-45175

Deadline to register: July 30

USTA MV Outdoor L4 Open, BG12-18 #5

August 30-September 1

BG12-14 - Topeka, Kansas

Tournament ID: TBD

BG16-18 - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tournament ID: 25-31689

Deadline to register: August 20

JULY

USTA MV L5 TEAM, BG12-18 #1

July 11-13

BG12-14 - Tulsa, Oklahoma Tournament ID: 25-16907

BG16-18 - St. Louis, Missouri Tournament ID: 25-26492

Deadline to register: July 2

USTA MV Outdoor L4 Open, BG12-18 #4

July 19-21

BG12-14 - Springfield, Missouri Tournament ID: 25-65932

BG16-18 - St. Louis, Missouri Tournament ID: 25-55125

Deadline to register: July 9

USTA MV Outdoor L5, BG12-18 #6

July 26-28 - Edmond, Oklahoma

Tournament ID: 25-79426

Deadline to register: July 16

L2 Battle of the Mississippi, BG12-18

July 25-27

BG12-14 - Midland, Michigan Tournament ID: 25-70578

BG16 - Minneapolis, Minnesota Tournament ID: 25-32662

BG18 - St. Louis, Missouri Tournament ID: 25-61851

Deadline to register: July 10

The ITA Point Race Summer Series powered by WTN provides a great opportunity for some competitive match play during the summer.

● 8-10 Tournaments per Week

● Draws Flighted Based on Player WTN

● Select Tournaments Offer Doubles

● Earn Points Race Points

● Prize Money Offered

All participants must purchase a 2025-26 ITA Player Membership ($35) in order to compete in a Summer Series event Participants can only purchase an ITA membership through the ITA website

2025 Schedule of Events in USTA Missouri Valley

Week Date University Location

One June 13-15, 2025 Kansas Wesleyan Salina, KS

Two June 21-22, 2025 Bethel Newton, KS

Three June 28-30, 2025 Wichita State Wichita, KS

Four July 12-14, 2025 Grinnell Grinnell, IA

Five July 19-21, 2024 Washburn University Topeka, KS

Why Improving Your WTN is Important

ITA Summer Point Race Series

2024 RALLY IN THE VALLEY RESULTS

G12 and B12

Singles Champions

G14 and B14

Singles Champions

G16 and B16

Singles Champions

G18 and B18

Singles Champions

Emma Graves Samarth Gandhari

London Evans Walker Nelson

Adelyn Gross Anish Poojari

Emerey Gross Lawson Prather

2024 RALLY IN THE VALLEY RESULTS

G12 and B12

Sportsmanship

G14 and B14

Sportsmanship

G16 and B16

Sportsmanship

G18 and B18

Sportsmanship

Kenadie Dugan AJ Williams

Sophia Gooch Peter Choi

Haley Hibbits Sanjay Rajkumar

Skye Madatali Vaughn Smith

Tournament History - Previous Champions

Girls 10 Singles

Olivia Medaris

Morgan Steffes

Lindsey Thompson

Morgan Coppoc

Taylor Leslie

Jenna Noel

Boys 10 Doubles

Gardner/Goodwin Huang/Punj Litvak/Z. Ray Flanagan/Leap Rollins/Rollins Han/Rollins

Girls 12 Singles

Noelle Malley

Alecia Kauss

Liz Jeukeng

Adrienne Jensen

Julianna Curtis

Marie Norris

Victoria Flores

Rehaana Butt

Samantha Mannix

Grace Griggs

Alisa Prinyarux

Sarah Weber

Gracie Epps

Brooklyn Olson

Amber Yin

Atra Biria

Kate Kimes

Ava Beltran

Zoe Katsavelis

London Evans

Emma Graves

Boys 12 Doubles

Nahon/Tung

Skinner/Tung

J. Norman/Papa Dippel/Steffens M. Bridegan/Hager Oetting/Sistrunk Clark/Genesen Dean/Leslie Gleason/Frye Pham/Dubuque Diaz/Seaton Han/Luhring Bracks/Miller Keeling/Ohlson Galligan/Woestendick Paravasthuramesh/Patrick Bhadriraju/Taylor Taylor/Easton Gutheil/Law Geubelle/Negron Creevey/Goates

Frye/Steffes

Hauger/Steffes

Bleaszar/Morrissey Riedmiller/Riedmiller Leslie/Sagun Reilly/Streller

Girls 14 Singles

Haley Craig

Alexandra Lehman

Alecia Kauss

Kate Vialle

Brooke Withrow

Taylor Leslie

Ellie Kuckelman

Sarah Weber

Ellee Dryer

Kate Kim

Eleanor Coleman

Mithila Dixit

Aliya Rector

Madeleine Bridges

Scarlett Gates

London Evans

Boys 14 Doubles

Cha/Christian Kidera/West R. Guignon/Neilson

Daniel/Daniel T. Daniel/Papa Hager/Liu Hager/Liu Hoose/Klousia Langston/McAllister Gleason/Kennedy Han/Meier Dubuque/Ellis Brewer/Anand Luhring/Weideman Fischer/Kim Griese/Radke Patrick/Woestendick Patel/Kanchanakomtorn Nelson/Poojari Huston/Jones

Khicha/Nelson

Martin/Malley Kauss/Vialle Dalton/Jackson Curtis/Westby Kane/Norris Hauger/Norris Calkins/Flores Butera/Butt Alons/Hunter Griggs/Hunter Flanagan/Prinyarux Hammond/O’Donnell Olson/Madatali Olson/Madatali

Daskalova/VanPelt Biria/Rector Kang/Yin Kimes/Beltran Arant/Besong Evans/Sock Graves/Graves

Girls 16 Singles

Amanda Craddock

Haley Craig

Taylor Fournier

Haley Martin

Whitney Ritchie

Audrey Coventry

Kate Vialle

Marie Norris

Morgan Steffes

Victoria Flores

Dohee Lee

Anna Riedmiller

Vanessa Ong

Ellie Kuckelman

Zoe Hammond

Tanya Fan

Amber Yin

Sydney Fuger

Kinley Vanpelt

Angela Chen

Adelyn Gross

Boys 16 Doubles

Kauss/Mears

T. Harrison/Souza

Siegler/E. West

Hammond/Proctor

McElwain/Warden Haworth/McElwain

Daniel/Zitsch

Roper/Stein

Peters/Pozo

Clark/Genesen

Brown/Genesen Frye/Leslie Gleason/Han

Serra/Serra Brewer/Han Erb/Rajan

Dolphin/Radke

Lokko/Lambright

Bracks/Prather

Smigel/Nelson

Shanahan/Prather

Girls 16

Connelly/McGaffigan

Chao/Whitley

Pierson/Pierson

Dalton/Vialle Bowen/Westby Jensen/Westby Hauger/Norris Kaiser/Kelly Coppoc/Flores Paulus/Wilcox Alons/Sagun Miller/Williams Flanagan/Prinyarux Choate/Epps Madatali/Kim Epps/Yin Dixit/Schmidt

Madatali/Parr

Chan/Rademacher

De Carvalho/Lunsford

Evans/Sock

Boys 18 Singles

Declan Galligan

Creed Skinner

Langdon Tingleaf

Lawson Prather

Girls 18 Singles

Kelcy Tefft

Colleen Rielly

Cameron Hubbs

Michelle Kedzierski

Whitney Ritchie

Olivia Sneed

Kate Vialle

Olivia Hauger

Olivia Sneed

Dohee Lee

Caroline Pozo

Samantha Mannix

Kelsey Mize

Emma Staker

Tanya Fan

Elena Daskalova

Audrey Spencer

Emerey Gross

Boys 18 Doubles

Binkley/Varnum B. Helgeson/Strode Berryman/Levis Keeton/Richardson Cha/Fleming Hammond/Warden Warden/Withrow Daniel/Delcore Daniel/Delcore Little/Lynn Boykin/Pozo McAllister/Raclin Brown/Draheim Frye/Haskins Serra/Serra Atherton/Brewer Galligan/Oudeh Keeling/Galligan Keeling/Radke Tingleaf/Law Ward/Smigel

Girls 18

Hubbs/Parks

Connelly/McGaffigan

Olivier/O’Neal

Burns/Martin

Lancaster/Ritchie

Chiaf/Lehman Jensen/Westby Norris/Pickens Harwood/Miller Morton/Tiefel Flores/Gerke Pozo/Riedmiller Alons/Ong Kuckelman/ Kuckelman

Hammond/Hochstatter

Hammond/Thompson

Madala/Yin

Fuger/Biria

Fuger/Vanpelt

Chen/Gross

Hibbits/Barber

Craddock/Rielley

Hubbs/Jones

Hubbs/Hush

Hush/Kedzierski

Burns/Connelly

Lancaster/Ritchie

Malley/Tiefel

Westby/Whitehead

Pepper/Schelble Westby/Sneed Schaffer/Sneed Calkins/Schaffer Cochrane/Cao Alons/Pozo

Epps/Mize

Mize/Staker Ferguson/Flower Madatali/Alexin

Alexin/Epps Daskalova/Spencer

Gross/Biria

Girls

Doubles

Girls

Doubles

Girls 14 Doubles

Doubles

Tournament History - Past Sportsmanship Award Winners

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