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A&M Consolidated’s tennis season ends in state semifinals

The Tigers fell 10–0 to Abilene Wylie on Oct. 21, ending a 19–5 season that included a regional-final win over crosstown College Station.

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October 21, 20261 min read

A&M Consolidated’s return to the state team tennis tournament ended Wednesday, Oct. 21, with a 10–0 loss to Abilene Wylie in the Class 5A semifinals at Annemarie Tennis Center in San Antonio.

The Tigers finished 19–5 after entering the tournament with a 19–4 record. Wylie advanced to the championship match scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22, at 8:25 a.m. CDT at the same venue, according to the UIL’s official results and schedule.

For Consolidated, the trip capped a playoff run through five opponents, including a regional-final victory over crosstown rival College Station. The Tigers won that match 10–5 after losing their regular-season meeting 11–8.

Coach Daniel Marshall’s team opened the playoffs with victories over Houston Spring Woods, Friendswood and Baytown Sterling, then beat Georgetown 10–5 before the all-College Station regional final. Those results and the season record are listed on the UIL’s Consolidated team page.

This was the program’s 11th state tournament appearance and its second straight semifinal finish. In the 2025 tournament, Consolidated lost 10–0 to Corpus Christi Flour Bluff, which then fell to Frisco Centennial in the final.

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