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Central Mountain’s Addison Lindsay caps storied career by earning second state singles title

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TIM WEIGHT/For the Express Central Mountain senior Addison Lindsay competes during the 2026 season. Lindsay won her second PIAA singles title on

HERSHEY – After opening the PIAA Class AA singles championships with two dominant wins on Friday, Central Mountain senior Addison Lindsay carried that dominance all the way to state gold.

On Saturday, the Wildcat defeated District 1 champ Khaya Lukov (Lower Moreland), 6-1, 6-0, in the semifinals before carrying that success into the championship. There, Lindsay beat District 2 champ Cara Evans (Montrose), 6-3, 6-1, earning PIAA Class AA gold while only dropping six combined games throughout the run’s entirety.

In Friday’s opening rounds, Lindsay kicked things off with a clean sweep against District 9 champion Addison London, defeating the Punxsutawney senior 6-0, 6-0. Then, in the quarterfinal round, she cruised pass Winchester Thurston sophomore Veronica Zinski, 6-0, 6-1, to move on to semis.

With the title, the Penn State commit finished her storied high school career with two state singles titles – one in Class 3A and one in 2A – alongside a silver medal as a freshman and a bronze medal as a junior. She took home four District 6 singles championships, never dropped a regular-season match and only ever lost twice in four years.

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