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2026 Girls Tennis State Tournament Coverage

2026 State Tournament Coverage

2026 OHSAA Girls Tennis State Tournament
Lindner Family Tennis Center, Mason | October 15-16

 

 

 

State Tournament Recaps

MASON, Ohio – The Lindner Family Tennis Center hosted the 51st annual OHSAA Girls Tennis State Tournament on Thursday and Friday October 15-16, 2026.

Division I Singles

Delaware Olentangy Berlin senior Soleil Cordell defeated Cincinnati Oak Hill junior Renee Harper 6-2, 6-0 in the Division I singles championship match. Cordell did not drop a game throughout the whole tournament. This is Cordell’s second-consecutive state title and Delaware Olentangy Berlins’ second girls tennis state title in school history.

Division I Doubles

Mason seniors Saavni Reddy and Emma Wagner won the school’s fourth doubles title, defeating Cincinnati Seton freshmen Helena Finley and Elle Finley, 7-5, 6-1. Wagner and Reddy never dropped a game in all their tournament matches. This is both of their second state championship titles. In 2025, Reddy was paired with senior Adriana Moreno and claimed her first doubles state championship. In 2024, Wagner was paired with junior Pratyusha Chaudhuri and claimed her first doubles state championship.

Division II Singles

Pepper Pike Orange junior Genevieve Hayden claimed her second-consecutive state title in Division II singles, earning 6-1, 6-0 decision over Shaker Heights Laurel senior Rida Tahir. This was Hayden’s third-consecutive trip to the state tournament. Hayden’s two state titles also represent Pepper Pike Orange’s two state titles in school history. Hayden is the 13th two-time singles champion in state history. In 2024, Hayden was the Division II singles runner-up.

Division II Doubles

Gates Mills Gilmour Academy junior Grier Peckham and senior Abigail Lynch won the school’s third-consecutive doubles title, defeating Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown seniors Anna Mills and Ava Kamensky, 6-2, 7-6 (5). Peckham and Lynch did not drop a game throughout the whole tournament. This is Peckham’s third-consecutive state title and Lynch’s first.