Freshmen Ryann Hoke, left, and Brenna Maas laugh together after giving up a point to their opponents during a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a nonprofit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)
See photos from a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday, May 14. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a non-profit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives.
Freshmen Ryann Hoke, left, and Brenna Maas laugh together after giving up a point to their opponents during a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a nonprofit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)Addison Grubb gets set to serve as she takes part in a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a non-profit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)
Teams take part in a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a nonprofit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)Freshmen Ryann Hoke, left, and Brenna Maas react after a missed shot during a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a nonprofit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke are seen during the pickleball tournament they organized at Coppermine 4 Seasons, in support of Morgan’s Message, a non-profit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)
The back of a shirt worn by Emily Fischer is seen as she competes in a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a non-profit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)A shirt worn by event organizer Brady Bonney is seen during a Morgan’s Message pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a nonprofit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)Jace Calhoun makes a play on the ball as he competes in a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a non-profit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)
Jessica Grimm makes a play on the ball as she takes part in a pickleball tournament at Coppermine 4 Seasons on Tuesday. The tournament was organized by Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke to raise money and support for Morgan’s Message, a non-profit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)Manchester Valley High School juniors Brady Bonney and Leigh Hoke are seen during the pickleball tournament they organized at Coppermine 4 Seasons, in support of Morgan’s Message, a non-profit supporting student-athlete mental health initiatives. (Brian Krista/staff photo)
