As the 2025 West Virginia High School State Tennis Tournament gets ready to deliver some intense action on Thursday in Charleston, the atmosphere is charged with excitement.  Four state championship matchups for the spring sports season begin with this thrilling event.

Top high school tennis players from over the state will gather in the capital for three days, turning Charleston into the heart of the sport.  The picturesque Schoenbaum Courts in Kanawha City will host the fierce Class AAA boys’ and girls’ bouts.  In the meantime, the Class AA-A boys’ and girls’ intense battle is scheduled to take place at the Charleston Catholic Athletic Facility.

The AAA matches will relocate to the Charleston Tennis Club, and the determined Class AA-A competitors will go to the Charleston YMCA, should Mother Nature decide to dampen our spirits.

 Championship  With all eyes on Kanawha City as the best in the state compete for the ultimate honor, Saturday is sure to be an exciting day.

David Sadd, the head coach at Charleston Catholic, was ecstatic to be hosting the tournament once more.  He underlined the team’s steadfast commitment to their time-tested preparation techniques.  “Same preparation, same recipe.  Fourteen years with no change.  Try to be ready for each day, and like I mentioned, nothing different.  Come on out and get ready to play to the best of our abilities.  That works if it takes us there.  We will be beaten if we are beaten.  With a determined gleam in his eye, Sadd said, “I believe the children are ready to play.”