Vivian Miller '22 Recognized as Low Country Tennis Player of the Year

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Athletics12/28/21

Vivian Miller ’22 Recognized as Low Country Tennis Player of the Year

Each December, Charleston’s Post and Courier newspaper recognizes excellence in fall high school sports by acknowledging student athletes and coaches of note. We’re thrilled to share that Ashley Hall’s Vivian Miller ’22 headlines the list as All Low Country Girls Tennis as Player of the Year. Vivian will go on to play tennis at Brown University next fall. Additionally, in her first year at the helm of Panther Varsity Tennis, Coach Charlotte Hartsock has been recognized as Coach of the Year. Way to go ladies!

The complete list of the Post and Courier‘s All Low Country Athletic Recognitions can be found below. PQV to all of our student athletes who participated in a fall sport this year!

CROSS COUNTRY
First Team: Kate Coker, Ailish Ward
Honorable Mention: Atalie Evans Godly

GOLF
First Team: Raegan Propes
Honorable Mention: Rhett Maybank, Chloe Ross

SWIMMING
Honorable Mention:
Maddy Ethington-Carl
Mattie Hood
Bells Martin
Michelle Lam

TENNIS
Player of the Year: Vivian Miller
Honorable Mention:
Jane Goldstein
Mattie Laney
Alice Otis
Lily Sloan
Emorie Stockton

Coach of the Year: Charlotte Hartsock

VOLLEYBALL
Honorable Mention:
Josie Cotuna
Riley Street
Charlotte Strickland

(Photo courtesy of the Post and Courier.)

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