McBee’s Hanna McLeod Named “NETC” Female Student Athlete of the Month

McBee’s Hanna McLeod Named “NETC” Female Student Athlete of the Month

McBee—Hanna McLeod is a senior and tennis player at McBee High, where she has been team captain and this year she made it to state for her singles play. She started playing tennis in the eighth grade and the last two years her team made the playoffs, including winning the regional title in her junior year.

In the classroom, she carries a 5.294 GPA and after high school, she does look to continue playing tennis but as a club sport at the college level. Her focus to earn degree in Public Health from the University of South Carolina.



For all her athletic and academic accomplishments, McLeod has been chosen the “NETC” Female Student Athlete of the Month.”

This honor is bestowed through a partnership between the Northeastern Technical College and “The High School Sports Report” with the publication communicating with athletic directors and guidance counselors at high schools in the counties of Dillon, Marlboro, and Chesterfield, where NETC serves the needs of high school students seeking to earn dual credits in various subjects that can be transferred to colleges after a student’s high school graduation. The ”NETC” is currently offering over 44 online dual credit courses for the 2025-26 school year to students in the three counties they serve.

McLeod started taking classes as a dual enrolled high school student her sophomore year. So far, she’s completed eight classes including US History, Algebra, English Composition, Computer technology, and Public Speaking.

“Taking online courses through NETC has acclimatized me to the college level workload and it’s giving me a good idea of how much work I’ll have to do at college,” said McLeod. She continued, about it being a “good experience with NETC, the professors are nice and they respond to my questions via email.” She went on to explain that she is “trying to take many of the required classes that aren’t core classes for my degree and that should help tremendously so I can get ahead in my studies.” 

When asked about managing her time to balance two school loads, sports, and life, McLeod said, I utilize every opportunity to get my NETC work done and use my study hall wisely, then I can finish other work after practice, games, and once home.”

When asked about a favorite memory from her playing time on the tennis court, McLeod reflected about a player from Darlington High School, they were closely ranked and played each other many times. “In our very last match, we were playing close each set, and it went to tie break. I won.”