Julianna Evans and Aubrey Quatmann finished in fourth place in the Women’s Tennis State Championship for individual doubles, held at Bishop Manogue from Thursday to Saturday. They competed against The Meadows School, located in Las Vegas. Both Evans and Quatmann displayed their talent and resilience throughout this tournament.

The championship began on Thursday afternoon as Evans and Quatmann faced their first match against The Meadows School. Both teams fought valiantly as the duo showcased their teamwork and tenacity. Despite a challenging start, Evans hit back-to-back winners and Quatmann aced the opposing team with a strong serve. The duo’s hard work earned them a win of 10-8, which advanced them to the state championship match.
However, Friday proved to be a tough match. Evans and Quatmann had a tough game ahead of them. Despite their hard work and valiant effort, they lost their match 8-10. Because of their loss, the duo moved to compete in individual states.

Saturday brought high stakes. Evans and Quatmann fought a courageous battle but ultimately fell short, finishing in fourth place. The overall performance throughout the weekend reflects their hard work and commitment to the sport they love.

“Even though I have mostly played team sports my whole life, I have never found a love for a sport as I have for tennis,” says Julianna Evans after her match Saturday, “It allows me to feel individual success, but in an encouraging and loving community for which I will always be grateful to be apart of.”

Evans and Quatmann fought hard and have proven their hard work and love for tennis. They plan to continue developing their skills for their upcoming senior season. With their undeniable love for tennis, this duo’s future is bright as their hard work and commitment will ensure that they return next season stronger and better than ever.