#high-school-tennis

#high-school-tennis

BASIS Independent Silicon Valley held its first-ever NCAA signing day ceremony Feb. 4, when senior tennis standout Michelle Ge signed her letter of intent to continue her athletic career at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "This moment means so much to me," said Ge. "MIT represents everything I've worked toward ... excellence in the classroom and on the court." Ranked in the Top 200 nationally for the class of 2026, Ge rose to as high as 55th. She racked up a record of 130-55 during high school and helped lead the Sunnyvale private high school's tennis program to an undefeated season.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' TENNIS WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS SOUTHERN SECTION FINALS At University of Redlands DIVISION 1 Corona del Mar 10, Portola 8 DIVISION 2 Calabasas 12, Harvard-Westlake 6 DIVISION 3 Temple City 12, Flintridge Prep 6 DIVISION 4 Oaks Christian 10, Agoura 9 (Oaks Christian wins in tiebreakers 10-8)

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Notre Dame Academy's Rachel Lee is back! After a sophomore-year hiatus, Lee has been playing some tough, competitive tennis for the Gators. After a stellar season at second singles, Lee saved her best tennis for the Staten Island CHSAA individual tournament Saturday, stunning two-time defending champion Yuriko Perpetua (Staten Island Academy) in a dramatic 6-3,1-6, 10-3 victory at the College of Staten Island courts,