The Highland High School Trojans tennis teams are preparing to serve up a competitive 2025 season, aiming to improve upon last year’s solid performances in the Northwest Crossroads Conference.
Returning several key players who combined for a 12-8 overall record last season, the Trojans have been working diligently on shot consistency, court positioning, and mental toughness. The boys and girls teams face a challenging schedule that includes powerhouse programs such as Munster and Lowell, both perennial state contenders.
Highland’s top singles players have posted strong regional results in previous years, while doubles teams continue to build chemistry and precision. Coach emphasizes the importance of quick reflexes, endurance, and strategic shot-making—especially in longer, high-stakes matches that test a player’s resilience.
With sectional and regional tournaments looming, the Trojans aim to advance deeper into postseason play than in recent seasons. The team’s commitment to rigorous practice and match preparation is designed to sharpen their edge against top-tier competition.
As Highland tennis looks to break through in 2025, players are motivated by the school’s history of competitive spirit and the desire to etch their names among the program’s best.