2024 Texas 18+ Mixed League Sectionals
Teams from across Texas faced off September 20-22 in Abilene for the Texas 2024 USTA 18 & Over Mixed League Section Championships.
MIXED 6.0 CHAMPIONS - AUSTIN
Captained by Charliyn Tran
Team: Melissa Koshy, Alli Manfre, Mikael Morelion, Vamsi Ponakala, Daniel Simons, Eric Spiegel, Charliyn Tran, Jessica Voss, Margaret Wardrop, Paige Welch, Alfred Zhong
MIXED 7.0 CHAMPIONS - NETX
Captained by Jody Madding
Team: Valerie Anderson, Caleb Canter, Jonathan Cauthron, Marco Cervantes, Katy Hill, Jaime Lezama, Lisa Losack, Jody Madding, Edgar Martinez, Sarah Oellermann, Brianna Rawlings, Jaclyn Sherrell, Reannine Teer
MIXED 8.0 CHAMPIONS - AMARILLO
Captained by Brianna Guerra
Team: Caroline Artho, Holly Creech, Cody Crouch, Brianna Guerra, Caroline Hawkins, Bryce Jordan, Ryan Manchee, Leonardo Martinez, Katia Mathews, Michael Ng, Courtney Vanderham, Taylor Vigil, Damon Wilson, Seren Wilson
MIXED 9.0 CHAMPIONS - HOUSTON
Captained by Anh Troung & James Bui
Team: Don Bae, James Bui, Lawrence Chang, Julie Diep, Linh Do, Kimberly Elliott, Crystal Fain, Alex Kornajcik, Jeson Li, Angela Li, Linh Nguyen, Gia Khanh Nguyen, Gorby Nguyen, Anh Truong, Lening Wang, Changwei Wei, Syung You
MIXED 10.0 CHAMPIONS - DALLAS
Captained by Joseph Sopko & Andrie Meiring
Team: Amy Allin, Brenna Athens, Erich Bein, Sarah Cannon, Tara Eckel, Hunter Holman, Mario Jakovljevic, Andrie Meiring, Cameron Nash, Dheemant Nathani, Brandon OGara, Joseph Sopko, Ashley Turpin
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