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Tennis claims district title

Finishing the regular with a 19-0 win over Wylie East, the Leopard tennis team finished the season with a district title.

Freshman Grady Wells and Cole Bennett pulled out their doubles match in a  second set tiebreaker to give the Leopards a shot at their third 19-0 district match.

Wylie East failed to field an entire girls’ team, so only two girls doubles matches were played, with both winning 6-0, 6-0.

The girls’ team went a combined 53-1 in district play, losing only one match against Sherman.
The team heads into the district tournament as the number one seed, earning them a first round bye. Their first match will be next Tuesday afternoon in McKinney.

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Initially, the legendary snack cabinet and promise of courtside Mavericks tickets lured Senior Samantha Wendt to the newspaper class. Wendt enjoys experimenting with dessert recipes, and sometimes spends upwards of 6 hours making a decadent dessert. Even more than food, Wendt worships the Dallas Mavericks. She idolizes NBA Finals MVP Dirk Nowitzki, and knows every single statistic and happening within the Mavericks organization. In the 1st grade Wendt alternated between studying the biographies of the first 42 US Presidents and learning Russian. In 4th grade, she progressed to mapping out the rest of her life; she decided to travel to every single country in the world for a year after college, become a spy for the President, take a bullet in the leg for the President which would led to her subsequent two-term election, and become a college professor until she dies. Now, Wendt has made her life plan more achievable, and aspires to join the FBI.

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