Tennis Wrap Up 2020

Joe got his chance to play singles this year.

He loves tennis.

Says he likes singles the best.  

He played 2 matches this night at ND.

He lost his first match and won his second.

We talked to him about how different his "attitude and demeanor" compared

in the two matches and how they affected the outcome.  

Lots to learn for our 7th grader, but he sure puts out maximum effort!

Grandma came for the whole match.

Dad and Grandpa were also able to end farming early

to see Joe's last match of the year.

Grandpa only saw the match Joe won so he said Joe was really good!

This kiddo of ours, proud of him.

He is growing up and maturing.

And chewing on something...

Tennis 🎾 Joe 2020

Joe had a short 7th grade tennis season.  

We were thankful, in 2020, that he had a season at all!

He played doubles for most of the matches, had fun with friend Pax.

He played singles the last match of the season!

He's competitive and wants to do well. 

He works hard and asks to go to the courts for extra practice.

We were also thankful that Joe's knee healed and he was able to play his season.

When his injury was fresh, we prayed over that knee that he would be able to

return to the activities that he enjoys!

The tennis matches also feel on gorgeous fall days, so that helps the enjoyment level, too!

Joe and Pax 2020

More of Fall

A rare pic of my SIL Jill and I - we spend a lot of time together, but aren't much for selfies.

I was showing her my new phone features! Treasured photo of tennis moms.

Joe and his favorite double partner , Pax.

Fall Sports

Much of our fall was spent supporting our teens on

the tennis court.

Sam Joe and Drew played on the LMS tennis team

and we all were there to watch often.

 

Sam playing BR, he won his singles match.

Joe and Pax playing BR, they won as well.

Joe with a big fan.

Sam and another big fan.

Team and their coach Emily. Thankful for her time with the team.

 

We left one of the tennis matches and headed to the Hatchet house to watch Jaelyn play varsity volleyball, too.  She played well there, Joe and I were glad we made the trip.