Tennis team successful at district
April 8, 2013
The Cedar Park Varsity Tennis team recently competed in the district meet that resulted in success for many Timberwolves. There were some hard-fought battles, and according to Assistant Coach Lauren Brannan, the coaches are proud of these athletes and their accomplishments.
Mixed Doubles:
Emily Madsen and Will Richardson- 3rd place
Boys Doubles:
Guillermo Gasca-Hernandez and Ankur Singh- 3rd place
Aleksej Demjanski and Nate Possis- 4th place
Boys Singles:
Nick Possis- 2nd place and will be advancing to regionals on April 16th
The boys team finished second overall.
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