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GJHS boys tennis going to state

Tigers qualify two singles players and four doubles teams
Serenity Schmidt, Photo Editor • October 11, 2023
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Cousins Jamison and Isaac Boyer team up as the No. 1 doubles team for GJHS boys tennis. The seniors are among 10 Tigers who qualified for the Class 4A state tournament.

Grand Junction High School is sending 10 boys tennis players to state.

GJHS is sending four doubles teams and two singles players to the Class 4A state tournament. The tournament is happening Oct. 12-14 at Pueblo City Park.

The singles players to qualify for Junction are both freshmen, No. 1 Nikolas Miller and No. 3 Peter Phillips.

The doubles teams are No. 1 Isaac and Jamison Boyer, No. 2 Nick Silzell and Jack Welling, No. 3 Gareth Keller and Joey Hanson, and No. 4 Finn Struwe and Jacob Smith.

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Serenity Schmidt
Serenity Schmidt, Photo Editor
Serenity is a junior and also the photo editor for the O&B. She has been on the Orange and Black since her sophomore year. She is passionate about music, especially Stephen Sanchez music. She also enjoys paddle boarding, and photography. This year she hopes to improve the O&B photos.

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    Lincoln McQuade • Oct 16, 2023 at 7:12 pm

    I think I could just respond like this after a reading:

    They had it coming. Some of them are phenoms.

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