Boys Tennis Headed to States
The St. Thomas Aquinas boys tennis team is headed back to state. The Raiders will search for their fourth state championship in the FHSAA State Series. The tournament is in Altamonte Springs on April 29-May 1.

Carol Deopsomer is a highly accomplished and dedicated Head Coach at St. Thomas Aquinas High School, specializing in the sport of tennis. With an extensive coaching career that spans since 1995, Carol has established herself as a respected figure in the world of high school athletics. Her passion for the sport and commitment to her athletes have made her an invaluable asset to the school.
As the Head Coach of the varsity tennis team, Carol brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the court. Throughout her coaching tenure, she has achieved numerous accolades, including Coach of the Year awards at the district, regional, and state levels. She has led the Raiders to seven girls FHSAA State Championships, spanning over two decades.
Carol’s coaching expertise extends beyond the high school level, as she has successfully guided athletes to collegiate and professional careers. Notable athletes she has coached include Audra Cohen and Amy Morgenstern, who went on to compete at the collegiate level. Audra Cohen, in particular, has achieved professional success under Carol’s guidance.
Since joining the school in 1995, she has made a lasting impact on the athletic program and the lives of her students. Her passion for tennis, combined with her ability to inspire and mentor, has created a supportive and thriving environment for young athletes.
The St. Thomas Aquinas boys tennis team is headed back to state. The Raiders will search for their fourth state championship in the FHSAA State Series. The tournament is in Altamonte Springs on April 29-May 1.