JA tennis team must replace number of top players
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March 29, 2025
Members of Jonathan Alder’s boys tennis team are from left, front row, Jason Thompson, Daniel Rodriguez Mendez, Andrew Honigford, Tyler Rich, Jacob Weakley and Jaxen Taber; second row, Shardul Kadam, Max Metz, Rebecca Magginis, Gideon Sullivan and Joel Mitchell; third row, assistant coach Matt Carpenter, Alexis Lagunes, Carter Detweiler, Noah Hess, Elijah Harriman and head coach Ryan Swinehart. Not pictured, Sean Gluntz. (Photo submitted)

JA tennis team must replace number of top players

By Tim Miller 

Jonathan Alder’s boys tennis team could be in a rebuilding mode during the 2025 spring season.

The Pioneers graduated seven of their top nine players from last year’s team that won the Central Buckeye Conference championship with a 13-1 record.

Alder, which was 15-3 overall, returns one letterman ...

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