“I am so proud of what our team has accomplished this fall and we still have some tennis to play!” -Coach Geoffrey Olson.
This morning, the Lady Tartans received a spectacular community send-off, accompanied by S-G band members, local police, and firefighters as they headed to states in Binghamton. Scotia-Glenville is one of two teams in Section 2 still playing girls tennis, the other being Saratoga Springs that plays tomorrow, Nov. 4.
“Going to the State Regionals two years in a row is very special to these girls,” said Coach Olsen. “We played a very challenging non-league schedule to see some different teams and help prepare us for states. They have worked so hard to get here and we are excited for the opportunity to play Chenango Forks from Section IV today in Binghamton,” he said. Watch video of their send-off on our Instagram page.
Team Accomplishments
- 2025 Foothills Council Co-Champions
- Ended Queensbury 73 match Foothills Council Win Streak
- 2025 #1 Seed in Class B Sectionals
- 2025 Class B Sectional Champions defeating Ichabod Crane 7-0 in the FINALS
- 2025 Divisional Champions defeating Voorheesville 5-0 in the FINALS
- Headed to the Team State Quarterfinals vs Section IV on November 3
SGHS had 6 girls qualify for Individual Sectionals
(October 18-22)
- #9 seed Emma Klejsmyt and Lillian Liberatore won matches vs Hudson Falls and Burnt Hills
- Hailey Suits and Abby Taylor won a match vs Ballston Spa
- Gabriela Amurao won matches vs Averill Park and #11 seeded Saratoga
- #2 seed Isabel Amurao made to the Individual Sectional Finals-Our first Finalist in School History
- Isabel Amurao is headed to the INDIVIDUAL STATE Tournament October 26
2025 Foothills Council Doubles Tournament
(September 27)
- Emma Klejsmyt and Lillian Liberatore were seeded 3rd and made it to the semi finals
- Gabriela Amurao and Isabel Amurao were seeded 1st and won the 2025 Foothills Council Doubles Championship
NYSPHSAA Individual State Tournament in NYC
(October 27-29)
- Isabel Amurao was selected as the Section 2 Sportsmanship Award Winner
- Isabel Amurao won 2 matches (defeated the #5 girl in the state)
- Isabel Amurao lost to eventual State Champion from Shenendehowa
- Isabel Amurao finishes in 7th place – the highest of any Scotia-Glenville player ever