Mason names new coach for reigning OTCA boys tennis team champs
The Mason High School Athletic Department announced that Brendan Reedy has been named the next head coach of the Mason High School boys tennis program, pending approval by the Mason City Schools Board of Education.
Reedy takes over the program from longtime head coach Mike Reid, who has guided the Comets since 2015. Reid will continue to serve as head coach of Mason's girls tennis program next fall.
During his tenure with the boys, Reid led Mason to five Greater Miami Conference championships and four Ohio Tennis Coaches Association (OTCA) state titles (2018, 2019, 2021, 2025).
A familiar face within the Mason athletic community, Reedy is the son of former Mason boys soccer head coach Paul Reedy. He has served as an assistant coach in the Mason boys tennis program for the past two seasons and will assume his first head coaching role this spring.
Reedy was a standout tennis player at Lakota West High School, where he continued his career at the University of Cincinnati, competing in club tennis. His coaching background includes private instruction and previous stops at Summit Country Day and Mercy Health Plex.
“I am grateful for the opportunity to lead such an outstanding program,” said Reedy in a press release. “Coaching at Mason has been an absolute joy these past few years. We have a strong tradition built on excellent student-athletes, supportive families, and tremendous community support. I want to thank Coach Mike Reid, Athletic Director Scott Stemple, Principal Ben Brown and Dr. Jonathan Cooper for their confidence and support. I am committed to continuing the tradition of excellence while developing student-athletes who excel both on and off the tennis court. I could not be more excited to be part of Mason tennis.”
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Mason names Brendan Reedy new boys tennis coach
