Lomas Santa Fe Tennis team takes national title
The Lomas Santa Fe Women’s USTA 3.5 team won the national tennis title in the 40 and older division on Nov. 2 in Tucson, Ariz.
The team was formed in February and started the competitive season in April, winning the San Diego North County section in June, then winning the Southern California sectional play-offs in August and finishing by winning the national title.
To win the national championship, they competed against teams from Washington, D.C., New York, Pennsylvania, Phoenix, Florida and Northern California.
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