The HighSchoolOT girls tennis all-state team for 2024 showcases remarkable talent, with a significant number of players earning multiple selections. This year's team includes four players who have been selected four times and several others who have made the team multiple times. The selection criteria focused on singles performance throughout the year, excluding doubles competition. Notably, three freshmen secured spots on the first team, tying records set in previous years. Below is an overview of the distinguished players and their achievements.

Elite Performers: Highlighting Multi-Year Awardees

This year's all-state team features a group of seasoned athletes who have consistently excelled in high school tennis. Four players—Sophia Harris from Charlotte Christian, Sophia Catino from New Hanover, Anna Torstrick from Charlotte Country Day, and Emma Carver from North Lincoln—have earned four selections over their careers. Among these, Harris, Catino, Torstrick, and Teagan Reilly from Myers Park were repeat first-team selections, underscoring their exceptional skills and dedication to the sport.

The multi-year awardees represent a testament to their unwavering commitment and prowess on the court. Harris and Catino, both seniors, have been honored as three-time first-team members. Similarly, Torstrick has been named to the first team twice during her four appearances. Reilly, still a junior, has achieved the remarkable feat of making the first team in all three of her selections. These players not only exemplify excellence in tennis but also serve as role models for aspiring athletes. Their consistent performances have left an indelible mark on the history of high school tennis.

Rising Stars and Fresh Faces: Celebrating New Talent

The 2024 all-state team also welcomes a host of rising stars and fresh faces, adding vibrancy and new talent to the roster. Twelve players have earned second selections, including Kristen Strickler from Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill, Karsyn Sink from East Lincoln, Taylor Garriott from Cape Fear Academy, and Susannah Swindell from Arendell Parrott. Additionally, three freshmen—Lucia Neves from Bishop McGuinness, Addi McDowell from Jordan, and Emerson White from North Raleigh Christian—made the first team, marking a significant milestone for young talent.

Among the standout performers, Lucia Neves captured the 1A singles championship, while Addi McDowell clinched the 4A singles title. These achievements highlight the depth and competitiveness of the current crop of players. Furthermore, the inclusion of three freshmen on the first team ties the record set in 2020 and 2021, indicating a promising future for high school tennis. Players like Laura Gomez from Panther Creek and Pauline Bui from Terry Sanford also shone brightly, demonstrating their potential to become future leaders in the sport. The blend of experienced veterans and emerging talents makes this year's all-state team particularly noteworthy.