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Swinging through the season

Varsity tennis competes in districts and bi-districts to finish up the season
Keith Luo and Raya Jogi • Oct 20, 2025
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Freshmen Manuel Catoni and Aditya Lavi celebrate after winning a point. The pair completed their match in a quick fashion and later went to cheer on their teammates against Cy-Fair High School.

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The junior team gets ready and puts on their flags to head out to the field after a break. Each grade had around 20 players on the team.
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Senior and Major Vivienne Chen performs a tilt kick to the song “Smoke Signals” by Phoebe Bridgers. The dance was choreographed by the entire officer team and was performed in the student choreography section of the Dance Montage performance.
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About the Contributors
Keith Luo
Keith Luo, Chief Photo Editor
Senior Keith Luo is a third-year staffer and the head photographer/chief photo editor for the Three Penny Press. He joined TPP to showcase his passion for photography and to improve his writing and social skills. Oftentimes, you can find Keith brainstorming new recipes to try out and write about in Keith’s Kitchen. Outside of TPP, Keith is also a member of the varsity tennis team, varsity guitar team and is the president of Rice Club. In addition, Keith is heavily involved in the world of dance, photographing for Soundbox Studios and World of Dance alongside the Bellaire performance teams.
Raya Jogi
Raya Jogi, Reporter
Raya Jogi is a junior and first-year staffer for the Three Penny Press. She joined TPP because she loves connecting with people and believes that journalism is a powerful way to tell stories that might otherwise go unheard. Outside of TPP, Raya is captain of Bellaire’s varsity tennis team, president of her club, Business for Change, and co-founder of TBM Rentals, a tennis ball machine rental business. When she’s not busy, you can find her watching tennis, taking photos, or satisfying her newfound obsession with plums.
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