Agpoon to miss tennis postseason due to contact tracing

Senior Mia Agpoon is the Panthers’ No. 1 singles player

Hailey Jeffery, Production Editor

Singles player Mia Agpoon at home varsity meet on Sept. 17

Senior Mia Agpoon, the Panthers’ top singles player, won’t get to play in her final postseason.

All because of of Covid-19 and contact tracing.

“I was very disappointed,” she said. “I was just thinking about switching to online so this wouldn’t happen. 

“But right before I was going to switch to online I got quarantined. I wanted to play at regionals with my teammates and hopefully go to state for the third time.”

Tennis coach Dennis Burns was also quarantined on Oct. 1 shortly before competition.

Burns went into the doctor’s office for allergies, but while he was there, they tested him as a precaution for Covid-19. He is waiting for the results. 

“I am frustrated that I cannot be with the team, but for their safety, I do understand the policy,” Burns said.