Noah Griffith played his way into the state tennis meet last season, and the junior Hub is looking to continue his success on the court this season.
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ROCHELLE — Noah Griffith played his way into the state tennis meet last season, and the junior Hub is looking to continue his success on the court this season.
“I’m loosened up since I played in Rockford a little bit back in February,” Griffith said. “I’m feeling pretty good. I’d like to improve my consistency… My temper was iffy so my composure will be a big factor for me this season. I’d like to make it to state again and I think this team has some talented players so I think we can improve a lot.”
Griffith and the Hubs tennis team journeyed outside for practice on Thursday, much to the delight of head coach Kristy Eckardt, who said she is excited about the amount of the kids on the team this season.