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Christy Thomas will be the new women's tennis coach at Perquimans County High School this fall. Perquimns County will be fielding a women's tennis team for the first time in the school's history.
Coach Thomas attended the North Carolina Coaches Association annual High School Tennis Clinic on Wednesday, July 22nd at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro to learn more about drills and to pick up tips on starting a high school program. She was excited about all of the donations from her community that have been pouring in to help get the new program started.
The Lady Pirates will play the first match in the school's history on Thursday, August 20th at Currituck County High School. Perquimans will be a member of the 2-A Albemarle Conference.
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Asheboro High School men's and women's tennis Jared Moore announced at the end of the spring season that he is retiring as the school's coach for the second time. Moore played high school tennis at Asheboro High School before graduating in 1966 and went on to coach at his alma mater for more than 30 years.
Moore Retires at Asheboro High School
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The Charles B. Aycock High School Lady Golden Falcons are headed for a rebuilding year with only one starter returning. "We only have our number one and our number seven out of our top nine players from last year's 23-3 squad," said head coach Donald Clark.
Clark will be starting his fourth year at Aycock and his thirtieth year in high school women's tennis, compiling a 48-20 overall record at Aycock in three seasons and going 437-186 in twenty-six years at Greene Central High School.
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Forbush High School has fifteen new players in its program for 2025 and two starters returning.
Head Coach Justin Vestal is beginning his thirteenth season with the school and has an overall record of 102-80 in twelve years.
The squad held its first practice at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 30th in the school gym due to heat restrictions.
"We've had outstanding participation at off-season workouts, looking forward to seeing that momentum carry over into regular practices," said Coach Vestal.
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North Lincoln High School will have 34 players on its 2025 squad. The Lady Knights return four starters and ten returning seniors.
Neill Tapp is beginning his seventh season as the head coach of the Lady Knights. He has an overall record of 75-18 in six seasons.
North Lincoln opens its season on Thursday, August 14th at home against Mooresville High School at 4:00 p.m.