10/12/2026
Bucks Kade Crawford ready for state tournament
Credit: Tony Burns / El Dorado News Times
Smackover’s Kade Crawford finished as the runner-up in the 3A 8 District Tennis Tournament. But, he’ll be going into Monday’s 3A State Tournament with momentum after winning the 18U boys singles title at the USTA Cockrell Fall Classic in Shreveport.
Crawford will meet Subiaco Academy’s Chris Regalado in the first round of the state tournament, which will be hosted by Harding University in Searcy.
“The goal at state is to play my best game and leave it all on the court,” said Crawford. “Some key things to remember are to play with complete confidence and not dwell on past points. Coming from a win at the USTA boys 18u tournament at the Cockrell Fall Classic in Shreveport, I have high hopes for state.”
Crawford posted a singles record of 11-2 on the season with both losses coming to Drew Central’s Trent Burton. In the conference championship match, Burton prevailed 6-2, 4-6, 7-6. The match lasted two hours and forty-five minutes.
“Our game at district lasted almost three hours long, one of the longest games I have ever played in tennis,” said Crawford. “Coming off a tough loss at district that’s only fuel for me to work harder, knowing that I’m not where I need to be.”
Crawford enjoyed a solid season but as he enters the state tournament, he said he’s not satisfied.
“This year I feel like I’ve played alright. I’ve had peers and mentors before me who did greater things that I wanted to live up to.”