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SPORTS

THE PERFECT

MATCH

As one of the most dominant sports at
Humphreys, the HHS tennis team is a
powerful group of some of the most
quintessential students and athletes alike. A
difficult, but classy sport, tennis is a go-to
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sport for many Blackhawks!
The Blackhawk Tennis team has produced an
incredibly strong group of players over the years,
and are determined every year to outdo
themselves the previous year during the turbulent
Fall season. Tennis is a grand sport nation-wide-
at Humphreys, it's a place for many savvy
Blackhawk athletes to excel. With COVID-19 much
less of an obstacle this season, there was room
for lots more opportunity available to all students.
For the Tennis team, they traveled and competed
against some of the best schools in South Korea. POWER PLAY //
Sean Choo, 11, puts lots of work into his
Their efforts led to a victorious scoreboard, and an sport every single day. While tennis only takes
even more successful season overall, both on and place during the fall, the time, energy and
off the court. Although not every match was a effort that it takes goes on for miles!
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scoring success, these Blackhawk athletes put
their best foot forward every time, which was

team. Stance prepared, racket it hand... time to
move!

"NO MATTER THE OUTCOME
OF OUR MATCHES, WE
ALWAYS FOUND WAY TO TOP: The tennis team gathers together to strategize
the keys to victory.
KEEP FOCUS ON THE NEXT Right: Dylan Byun, 10, serves a tennis ball with a
MATCH COMING UP." powerful strike, hoping to score an Ace against his
- DYLAN BYUN, 10 opponent.

LESS TO WORRY ABOUT//

1. Anna Reynolds, 10, prepares to hit the ball by
swinging her racket to the side.
2. Players listen attentively as Coach Pollack holds a
team meeting.
3. Beau Carson, 11, strikes the ball back to his
opponent.
4. While waiting to get on the court, Joon Flanery, 12,
and Sean Choo, 12, laugh with teammates.

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