Photographer Michael Melinger covers the CHS boys' varsity tennis run at the state tournament in Springfield, MO.
May 24, 2017
Junior Noah Brown heads to a tennis court in Springfield, MO to practice before this weekends’ state competition on May 24.
Junior Michael Zhang warms up on a tennis court in Springfield, MO with fellow teammates on May 24.
Junior Erik James practices his left-hand swing before the state doubles tournament on May 24.
CHS boys’ varsity tennis team patiently waits to tackle the first day of doubles tournaments on May 25.
Junior Angelo Vidal playing in the doubles tournament on Thursday, May 25.
Junior Noah Brown serving in the doubles tournament on Thursday, May 25.
CHS boys’ varsity tennis team pumps up for doubles tournament against Springfield Catholic High School on Thursday, May 25.
Junior Erik James swings for the ball at the doubles tournament against Springfield Catholic High School on Thursday, May 25.
Juniors Erik James and Noah Brown shake hands with players from Springfield Catholic High School after doubles tournament on Thursday, May 25.
Junior Angelo Vidal in the first round of the singles tournaments at state on Friday, May 26.
Juniors Erik James and Angelo Vidal in the first round of the singles tournaments at state on Friday, May 26.
Junior Noah Brown in the second round of singles tournaments at state on Friday, May 26.
Junior Erik James in the second round of singles tournaments at state on Friday, May 26.
Junior Erik James in state doubles tournament on Saturday, May 27.
Junior Angelo Vidal in state doubles tournament on Saturday, May 27.
Juniors Angelo Vidal and Erik James after state doubles tournament on Saturday, May 27.
Congrats to the CHS boys’ tennis team! Juniors Angelo Vidal and Erik James, doubles partners, got 6th place in Class 1. Junior Noah Brown got 8th place in the Class 1 state singles tournament.
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