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Summary:
Life is short, fill your cup, have fun, be a lunatic on a tennis court and make friends.
More explanation:
One, everyone should have passions - but let us be clear - you don't not have to be an expert in those passions. In fact, you can be downright terrible at them. Being terrible at something and slowly getting better is the humbling reminder we need sometimes in our culture. A lot of growth in life is like ivy on a building - it just takes time. That growth hits deep down in your soul. We all need it.
Two, you should find your family or your 'people' at school. Tennis is a way to form those relationships. Being terrible or even mediocre at something TOGETHER leads to a more soulful, happy connection with those around you. We need more planned lunacy and tennis is just one of many ways to do this. Sports, hobbies, clubs, electives - these are the things that get us out of bed in the morning. This is the good stuff of life that students need to find their way to lead fuller lives.
So, please, come be terrible with us, won't you?
Tryout Dates: February 23, 24, and 25
Team Requirements:
- Racquet ( Can borrow from the team)
- Tennis Shoes/Sneakers
- Consistancy (Show up to practice everyday, communicate with coaches when you can't)
Head Coach (Boys): Sean Todd
Coach Todd has coached tennis at Gar-Field for 11 years during his 26 years tecahing here at Gar-Field. He teaches Science, specifically Biology and is also the coach of the District Champion Scholastic Bowl team.
Emaiil Address: [email protected]
Head Coach (Girls): Anthony Amoruso
Coach Amoruso is entering his fourth year with the tennis team and has been teaching English, Film, and TOK here for 8 years. He has taught for 11 years total.
Email Address: [email protected]
The sport is a lifetime of pleasure, and we love teaching kids how to play and develop. All students will make the team regardless of whether they rank in the top six for match play.