By Bruce Tran, Web Editor
The Kennedy Girls Tennis Team celebrated their last home game with seniors on October 12th with a victory over their opponent, Laguna Creek. As a commemoration, the underclassmen on the team made decorative posters to celebrate and support the senior in their matches.
“I felt sad because it was the last home game of my high school career. I possibly might not play in college,” said Jessie Guan describing her tennis senior night experience. “[I’m] also happy because I got to see JV (Junior Varsity) set up this whole event for us and make us feel special.”
The celebration took place at around 6:00 PM after the last match was played. Before play began, the two teams met each other at roll call. As all the players met their opponents, they shook hands as a sign of good sportsmanship.
“There’s a lot going on in my mind, especially because I don’t want to let down my team, so I’m constantly thinking of winning” shared Sarah Wong about her experience during a match. “I have to strategize. I have to think of whether to hit harder or softer in certain games, but I also can’t get too much in my head because if I ever get discouraged, I find that I will perform worse. Since this is my last year I’ve been trying to have more fun and just play more freely.”
At the end of the day, the team took home the win over Laguna Creek High School. The many hours of practice paid off in the end for Kennedy in securing a well deserved victory before a time of celebration for the team’s seniors.
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