By Matt Browning
After a year off from high school tennis, Bryer Geoffroy is excited to be back on the court and this time with a new doubles partner.
“I am planning on playing doubles with a sophomore, Reese Wilborn, and I am very excited to get to know her and create a bond on the court,” Geoffroy said.
Geoffroy was focused on club track last season, so her offseason preparations for tennis were a bit different. But she still felt like her track preparations will be beneficial for tennis
“I have noticed the speed training has made me much quicker on the court, and helps me get to shots that I may not have been able to before,” Geoffroy said. “I have also been doing private and group lessons throughout the summer to get ready for school season.”
Power has never been an issue for Geoffroy, but now she is focused on improving her overall consistency.
“I believe I have enough power on my shots, so if I am able to get them more and more consistent it will make a drastic difference,” Geoffroy said. “That’s a big skill I worked on during off season. My coach would have me hit 20 balls in a row, and start over every time I missed. I would not be able to break until I got 20 consistently.”
