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The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

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The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

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Female tennis players thrive regardless of their limitations. While there are many issues within the sport — unequal pay, no maternal care for athlete-mothers, unequal opportunities for different races and more — many activists have been advocating for change within the industry. “I hope there are a lot more milestones set along the way and a lot more improvements in [tennis],” freshman and JV tennis player Sara Ashok said.

Game, set, equality

Ruthvi Tadakamalla, Sports/Newsletter Editor October 27, 2023

The United States Open Tennis Tournament, commonly known as the U.S. Open, was transformational for women's equality nationwide. Competitor Coco Gauff won the women’s singles division and earned a $3...

“Tryout week was nerve-racking, because going into lacrosse I didn't really know anyone and I was worried everyone would already know each other so I was worried I would get judged. I felt kind of uncomfortable at first but then after the first week I realized everyone was really welcoming and nice. I also got to know lots of people since they do all these things to make sure you get to know everyone; like the lock in. I became friends with people on the team so quickly that I think it helps us bond and play better on the field together.” - Kate McCammon, 9

Kate McCammon

Nora Fussner, CJ1 Writer April 26, 2023