BREAKING: Coaches from the MAAA have just announced the all-conference girls tennis team, featuring five standout state tournament qualifiers among six total selections. This exciting update comes as teams gear up for the postseason, making the recognition timely for players and fans alike.
The spotlight shines on Braelyn Turnbough of Arcadia Valley, who has surged to the No. 1 singles position after an impressive season. Turnbough, alongside her doubles partner Reese Brogan, marked their first selection to the all-conference team. Their performance propelled them to the state doubles tournament, where they advanced to the quarterfinals as a second-place district pair.
In a remarkable showing, Alli Scott and Kinley Tracy from North County have earned their second all-state medals, improving from fourth last year to a stunning second place at the state tournament in Springfield. The duo were instrumental in leading their team to victory, sweeping both the MAAA regular-season and tournament titles.
Also making headlines is Chloe Rowe, a sophomore from Potosi, who has made history as only the second state qualifier in her program’s history. After finishing as the district singles runner-up, Rowe is set to represent her school on the grand stage.
Completing the MAAA honors is Livee McFadden, a senior from Fredericktown who transitioned to tennis this year after a successful volleyball career. Her determination has paid off, earning her a spot on the all-conference team as a first-year player.
This announcement not only highlights the talent within the MAAA but also serves as a reminder of the hard work and dedication these athletes have put into their seasons. With the postseason upon us, fans are eager to see how these players will perform on the state level.
Stay tuned for more updates as the postseason unfolds, and join the conversation as these young athletes continue to make their mark in the world of tennis.
