The Diamondbacks return six lettermen and should contend for a playoff berth.
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The Crusaders will try to make up for the loss of nine graduated seniors.
The Mustangs are hoping to return to the postseason.
State singles champion Dylan Levitt is one of 12 lettermen returning for the Panthers.
Among high school girls tennis programs, Palo Verde stands alone. So when coach Zach Brandt was asked if he expects another state title, he answered “yes,” with no elaboration.
The Patriots return eight lettermen after winning the Northeast League last year.
The Bengals will work hard to compete, despite having just six players on the roster.
The Falcons return eight lettermen, but only three who saw postseason playing time last year.
The Trailblazers return eight lettermen, but must replace all of their singles players.
Six letter winners return for the Aggies, who expect to have a good season.
The Gaels are coming off a state championship season and hope for success again this year.
The Cougars will be gunning for their 12th straight Sunrise Region title.
The Wolves return 10 lettermen, including Thomas Romero, who was part of a doubles team that placed third in the Sunrise Region tournament.