Canyon ISD dominates District 4-4A tennis tournament, Amarillo High sends four to regionals

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Cooper Richardson of West Plains won the District 4-4A boys’ singles championship. [Provided courtesy of Kevin Richardson]

In arguably the toughest tennis district in Class 4A, Canyon ISD showed its prowess by sending 11 of the 12 spots to the UIL Region I-4A meet during the District 4-4A tournament held at the Amarillo Tennis Center on Monday and Tuesday.

The biggest matchup was in boys’ singles where Cooper Richardson of West Plains and Brandon Ysaguirre of Hereford faced off in a matchup of players that have made multiple trips to the state tournament. The two played each other last year in the 4A state tennis meet in the mixed doubles division.  

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