Building stronger athletes, confident competitors, and lifelong skills starts with the next rep.
Success in sports is about more than the final score. It’s about the hours of practice, the commitment to improvement, the discipline to keep going, and the ability to balance competing priorities along the way.
At Four Lakes Athletic Club, we’re proud to celebrate our junior tennis members who competed in the 2026 WIAA Individual Girls State Tennis Championships at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison this past weekend. Reaching the state level is an incredible accomplishment, and these athletes deserve recognition for the hard work and dedication that helped them get there.
Celebrating Our State Tennis Competitors
We’re excited to recognize the following athletes for competing at the 2026 WIAA Individual Girls State Tennis Championships:
Andjela Bogovac
Caylee Brantman
Taylor Davies
Lia Greving
Elsa Kinunen
Charlotte Meyer
Natalie Wissell
Competing at the state championships is a milestone that reflects more than talent. It takes consistent training, resilience, preparation, and a willingness to learn from every match.
We’re proud to see these athletes representing their schools and club on one of Wisconsin high school tennis’s biggest stages. Congratulations to each player on an outstanding season!
More Than a Game: The Benefits of Being a Student-Athlete
Being a student-athlete means learning to show up even when life gets busy. Between classes, homework, practices, matches, and personal commitments, young athletes develop skills that can benefit them long after their playing days are over.
Discipline and time management: Balancing academics and athletics requires planning, consistency, and accountability. Student-athletes learn to prioritize responsibilities and make the most of their time.
Resilience and mental toughness: Not every match goes according to plan, and not every academic challenge comes easily. Learning to work through setbacks helps young people develop confidence and persistence.
Goal setting and personal growth: Athletes learn to set measurable goals, track their progress, and recognize that meaningful improvement happens through consistent effort.
Teamwork and leadership: Even in an individual sport like tennis, athletes benefit from teammates, coaches, training partners, and a supportive community. They learn communication, sportsmanship, and how to encourage others.
Healthy habits for life: Regular physical activity helps young people build strength, coordination, endurance, and an appreciation for staying active.
These lessons extend well beyond the tennis court. They help young people develop the confidence and habits needed to navigate school, relationships, future careers, and life's challenges.
Build a Foundation with FLAC Junior Tennis
Interested in junior tennis lessons near Elkhorn, Lake Geneva, or throughout Southeastern Wisconsin? Four Lakes Athletic Club offers a junior tennis pathway designed to help young players learn the game, develop their skills, and progress toward competitive tennis.
Our junior tennis programs serve players ages 3–18, providing age- and skill-appropriate opportunities to grow from beginner fundamentals to more advanced match play. As players advance, coaching, practice, and appropriate tournament participation can work together to help them reach their goals. Whether your child is learning to rally for the first time, preparing for school tennis, or looking to become a more experienced competitor, a strong development pathway can make a meaningful difference.
And the benefits aren't limited to tennis. Junior athletes also gain opportunities to build confidence, establish healthy routines, learn accountability, and connect with other young people who share their interests.
At FLAC, we want young players to develop a love for the game while gaining the skills and confidence to pursue their potential.
Celebrating Hard Work On and Off the Court
The success of our FLAC girls at the 2026 WIAA Individual Girls State Tennis Championships is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and commitment they’ve put into their game. From hours spent practicing to the discipline required to balance academics and athletics, these athletes have demonstrated what it means to keep showing up, pushing forward, and striving to improve.
Congratulations again girls, for an outstanding season and representing on the state court! We’re proud to celebrate everything you’ve accomplished and excited to see where your continued hard work takes you.
Their journey is a reminder that progress is built one practice, one match, and one opportunity at a time. At Four Lakes Athletic Club, we’re proud to support the next generation of student-athletes through our junior tennis programs, helping young players build skills, confidence, and a strong foundation for future success.
Congratulations, ladies! Your hard work has earned you this moment, and we can’t wait to see what comes next.
Interested in starting your own tennis journey? Explore Four Lakes Athletic Club to discover junior tennis programs for players at every stage, or visit our Tournaments & Events page to learn more about competitive tennis opportunities.
