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Season Recap: Boys Tennis

The early bumpy road led to a more battle-tested Indians lineup by the end of the season. After going perfect up until their Sweet 16 loss last season, coach Anthony Cox was determined to put together a tougher slate. The result was an 0-4 start against formidable, powerhouse programs.

The boys lost their first two matches 5-0, then had back-to-back 3-2 losses. Finally came a 4-1 breakthrough win over Jefferson. Despite losing the next two to fall to 1-6, the Indians hit the region part of the schedule and reaped the rewards on the other side of the struggles. TFS reeled off eight straight victories that got them to the region championship against Rabun County, where they dropped a close one to finish as Region Runner-Up.

The Indians re-calibrated for the state tournament, taking a quick 5-0 victory in the opening round against Social Circle at home. That advanced the team to its third straight Sweet 16. The Indians' road ended at Darlington in the next round, but the final result was solid with a 10-8 record.

The 1-2 punch at the top of Tanner Davis (14-4) and TJ Cox (12-6) were great, and Glad Puscasu (6-4) fared well in his first season at singles. Jake Owensby and Zach Carringer combined to go 9-4 at 1-doubles, while 2-doubles was went through several changes throughout the season. Davis became the known all-time singles wins leaders, with still a season to go.

David Vasic (3 doubles wins) is the lone graduate on the boys side, leaving much of the lineup intact heading into 2025.