Last week, Manhattan High girls tennis put in a strong showing at its home meet. Finishing in a tie for first place to share the team title. Going 3-0 on the day was the No. 1 doubles team and seniors Keylee Schartz and Jackie Hsu.
Schartz is 13-4 with Hsu and 2-2 in singles this season. She is a two-time state qualifier. Finishing in 12th place her sophomore year in singles. Schartz is an Honor Roll student with a 4.21 GPA. Off the court, she’s involved with Tribe, National Honor Society and Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Hsu was also a state qualifier last season and is playing in her third season of varsity tennis. Off the court, Hsu is a very talented cellist. She’s the section leader of the Manhattan High Chamber Orchestra, principal cellist of the Manhattan Youth Symphony and principal cellist at the New York City Carnegie Hall Performance. Hsu is currently an officer in the Asian Student Union and youth leader of the NextGen Youth Ministry at Faith Manhattan. Plus, an honor roll student with a 4.3 GPA.
Congratulations to Keylee Schartz and Jackie Hsu of Manhattan High School, the K-State Credit Union & Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center/KMAN “Student-Athletes of the Week!”