Lone Peak won its second consecutive 6A girls tennis state team championship on Saturday, Oct. 10, according to a report published Oct. 12. The Knights posted 53 points at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City to secure the title.
The victory was driven by singles depth. Halle Kitchen, the top seed in second singles, won the individual title after defeating Copper Hills' Halle Searle 6-2, 6-0 in the quarterfinals. Lily Goodwin, the top seed in third singles, won the tournament without losing a set, including a 6-0, 6-1 quarterfinal victory over Lehi's Sahasya Raj Sandepogu. Senior Ava Jensen, the second seed in first singles, reached the championship match but was defeated 6-1, 6-0 in the final by Bingham's Kamryn Newman.
Skyridge finished in second place with 46 points, followed by Bingham in third with 42 points. Corner Canyon finished fourth with 27 points and American Fork took fifth with 21 points, according to tournament results reported by the Deseret News. Skyridge secured second place after Anabelle Rowley and Chloe Barker defeated Lone Peak's Meheek Sameer and Brinley Santiago 6-7, 6-2, 6-3 in the No. 2 doubles final. Bingham's Madison Yeates and Evalyn Roberts won the No. 1 doubles title by defeating Skyridge's Kiri Sperry and Molly Jarvie.
The 6A state tournament marked the conclusion of the 2026 girls tennis season for Lone Peak, Skyridge, and Lehi. Lone Peak achieved the repeat championship despite losing five of seven starters to graduation after the 2025 title season.
