Podcast: Jackson’s state champions doubles team, postseason recap

Seniors Anuj Vimawala and Daniel Sohn share their experience winning a state title.

Anuj Vimawala and Daniel Sohn of the Jackson boys tennis team join the podcast to chat about winning the Class 4A doubles state title, counteracting cramps by drinking mustard (ew) and an experience of a lifetime.

Then, Herald prep writer Cameron Van Til joins the podcast to wrap up spring state championships this past weekend.

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