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Dundee High’s tennis Titans enjoy stand out season

In a remarkable display of skill, Zemichkè Snyman (who is also DHS head girl) took to the court in her last singles match for DHS and triumphed over Lune from Ferrum with an impressive score of 6-3.

The DHS Titans (first tennis team) delivered an impressive performance this season, achieving a remarkable victory against Newcastle High School (NHS) as they won all their matches with a commanding score of 16-0.
However, they faced a challenging match-up against Ferrum, where they narrowly lost by just two points.
Congratulations to the DHS Titans for their outstanding accomplishments throughout the season, culminating in a commendable second-place finish in the High School Tennis League! The school community is immensely proud of your achievements.
Furthermore, the DHS Titans’ first tennis team extend their heartfelt gratitude to Pick n Pay Dundee for their generous sponsorship and unwavering support.
The team kicked off the season in style, donning their new jackets, which have truly elevated their spirit and camaraderie
Zemichkè Snyman shines in final match for DHS

Reflecting on the season, captain Zemichkè expressed her heartfelt gratitude.
“Thank you; it has been a fantastic season. We have all grown incredibly close and I will cherish these memories forever.
“Everyone worked diligently and showed tremendous improvement.”
Her leadership and dedication have left a lasting impact on the team.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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