Tennis: Heartland Christian's Grim lone area player in state tournament

The freshman opens the tournament later this week

Monday, May 20th 2024, 9:45 AM EDT

By Dana Balash

Heartland Christian freshman Cooper Grim is the only area tennis player in the state tournament.

He finished third in the districts and is one of 16 players in the Division II Tournament.

Grim plays Jack Kayse of Toledo Ottawa Hills High School in the first round.

The tournament is Thursday & Friday at the College of Wooster & Aspen Racquet Club.

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