The Gaels return 13 lettermen and should be in position for a strong campaign.
Tennis
The Mustangs graduated a big senior class after winning their second straight title, but hope to challenge for the crown again this year.
The defending Class 3A state champions are hoping to make another run at a title this season.
The Vikings have just one returning letterman and hope to show improvement throughout the season.
The Vikings bring back six letter winners after finishing first in the Northeast League last season.
The Aggies bring back 10 letter winners and are excited about their prospects for the season.
The Aggies return eight lettermen and hope to contend for a postseason berth.
Coming off their best season in more than 15 years, the Rams have some holes to fill but hope to contend for a playoff spot.
The Rams return five letter winners and are hoping to improve throughout the season.
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The Warriors have made huge strides in the last three seasons and hope to continue that progress this year.
The Warriors return two lettermen, including Class 3A state singles runner-up Rua Elmore.
Led by former Division I-A state singles champion Andrada Stanciu, the Mountain Lions hope to earn a postseason berth.
After losing nine successful seniors to graduation, the Crusaders have some work to do, but have the talent to compete.
The Crusaders return seven lettermen and picked up a valuable addition in former state singles runner-up Aaron Bailey.
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