Top Returning Iowa High School Boys Tennis Players

Several standout players look to build on successful seasons in 2026

Apr. 2, 2026 at 2:34am

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The high school boys' tennis season has started in Iowa, and there are a number of top returning players from the 2025 season. Defending Class 1A state champion Charlie LeGrand of Cedar Rapids Xavier is back, as are runners-up Easton Moon from North Polk and Dylan Schulte of Cedar Rapids Prairie. Other top players include Noah Narmi, Parker Stroh, Lucas Persson, and more.

Why it matters

Iowa has a rich history of producing high-level high school tennis players, and this year's crop of returning talent is expected to provide exciting competition and showcase the state's depth in the sport. These players will look to lead their teams to success and potentially make deep runs at the state tournament.

The details

Some of the top returning players include Charlie LeGrand of Cedar Rapids Xavier, who won the Class 1A state title as a junior; Easton Moon of North Polk, who was the 1A runner-up with a 29-1 record; and Dylan Schulte of Cedar Rapids Prairie, who went 17-0 competing at No. 2 as a freshman. Other standouts are Noah Narmi of Council Bluffs St. Albert, Parker Stroh of Columbus Catholic, Lucas Persson of North Scott, and more.

  • The high school boys' tennis season in Iowa has started for the 2026 campaign.

The players

Charlie LeGrand

A senior at Cedar Rapids Xavier who won the Class 1A state title as a junior, finishing the season 14-3 overall.

Easton Moon

A senior at North Polk who was the Class 1A runner-up in 2025, going 29-1 overall and winning nearly 300 games.

Dylan Schulte

A sophomore at Cedar Rapids Prairie who went 17-0 competing at No. 2 as a freshman, finishing as the Class 2A runner-up.

Noah Narmi

A senior at Council Bluffs St. Albert who had a strong junior season, going 21-7 overall and competing at the state tournament in Class 1A.

Parker Stroh

A junior at Columbus Catholic who lost just two matches in 20 played last year, going 33-6 overall in sets and reaching the state singles tournament.

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The takeaway

Iowa's high school boys' tennis scene is primed for another exciting season, with a talented crop of returning players looking to build on their previous successes and lead their teams to glory. These players have proven themselves at the highest levels of competition in the state and will no doubt provide thrilling matches and fierce rivalries throughout the year.