**Kiana Schulz at the state tennis tournament with her coach, Spencer Pauley.** Submitted Photo

Kiana Schulz, a senior member of the Denison-Schleswig tennis team ended her high school career at the State Individual Class 1A tournament at the Hawkeye Tennis & Recreation Complex in Iowa city on Friday.

She went 2-1 in matches.

In the first round Schulz lost to #2 seed Kate Holton from Columbus Catholic, 2-6, 1-6

She won the first round of the consolation division by defeating Adria Neymeyer from Aplington-Parkersburg, 6-2, 6-2

In the second consolation round, Schulz fell to Merced Ramirez from Red Oak, 7-6, 1-6, 3-10

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In her senior year, Schulz had a record of 18-5 in singles play.

“Kiana played really well against the #2 seed and the score was a lot closer than what is shown,” said Monarch Head Coach Spencer Pauly.

“In her second match, Kiana’s hits and serves were too powerful for her opponent and she was able to win dominantly,” Pauley said. “In her last match she played Merced Ramirez, who won the Hawkeye 10 title.”

“Kiana played really touch in every match, and I was proud of how she represented Monarch tennis this weekend,” Pauley continued. “Kiana had a terrific tennis career the last four years, and she will go down in the books holding many records.”

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