High school girls tennis 2023: Is this finally Rochester Mayo's year?

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High school girls tennis 2023: Is this finally Rochester Mayo's year?

By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune, 08/28/23, 3:30PM CDT

After 25 state tournament appearances in 26 seasons, the program appears positioned to win it.

Rochester Mayo’s Loftus sisters, Aoife (top left) and Claire, will be prominent in 2023, as will Elk River’s Ava Nelson. (Star Tribune photos)

Rochester Mayo has defeated powers Minnetonka and Edina already this season.

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