Mike Condon

Cedar Rapids Xavier is 10th team in boys’ state tennis history to win the “triple crown” of singles, doubles and team titles in the same year. Iowa City West took down top-seeded Pleasant Valley to claim the 2A team title.

Cedar Rapids Xavier and Iowa City West's boys’ tennis teams saw their players come away with titles in the singles and doubles state tournament. Tuesday, the focus shifts back to the team as the semifinals and finals are contested.

Ella Tallett won the singles crown, while Ally Burger and Courtney Carstensen repeated as doubles champions as Cedar Rapids Xavier swept the Class 1A girls’ state tennis titles.

Kathryn Zylstra and Katelynn Kock avenged a semifinal loss from a year ago to win the first girls’ state tennis doubles title in Cedar Rapids Washington history.

Girls’ state tennis Day 1 roundup: Cedar Rapids Xavier’s Ella Tallett had an exceptional opening day of play in the Class 1A state singles tournament.

After a third-place finish in 2021 and a full season of working together, Cedar Rapids Washington’s Katelynn Kock and Kathryn Zylstra have sights on a state tennis title. The tournament begins Friday.

Iowa City West’s Samir Singh and Jayden Shin looked like a team that has been playing together for years, not weeks, as they won the Class 2A boys’ tennis state doubles title.

Cedar Rapids Xavier’s Brady Horstmann won the Class 1A boys’ tennis state singles title Wednesday and has now won a singles, doubles and team championship in his career. Teammates Declan Coe and Hugh Courter won this year’s doubles title.

Despite his lofty credentials, Iowa City West’s Luca Chackalackal is not one of the top four seeds in the Iowa high school boys’ state tennis singles bracket. He’s confident he can compete in a deep field.

Warriors blank Pleasant Valley, 5-0; Xavier advances in Class 1A

The Cedar Rapids Washington girls’ tennis team is seeking redemption after falling in last year’s state quarterfinals, but face a 31-1 Pleasant Valley team.

The state's two top-ranked boys’ tennis teams had to wait out some early morning weather, but once they hit the court, Iowa City West and Cedar Rapids Xavier were dominant, earning state semifinal berths.

Iowa City West didn’t lose a dual or a match during the boys’ tennis regular season and enters the substate tournament ranked No. 1 in Class 2A.

Cedar Rapids Xavier’s Courtney Carstensen and Ally Burger rolled to a girls’ tennis regional title and will be joined at state by singles champ Ella Tallett.

Saints’ Courtney Carstensen and Ally Burger want second crown, Warriors’ Katelynn Kock and Kathryn Zylstra want another shot - but both teams need to survive regionals first