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Using strategy and coordination, Amee Orlick Sophomore Debbie Anderson concentrates in- carries through a tough shot. tently during practice. II ur team has made a name for it- self. I'Ve have put forth tremendous effort and have stuck together.” — Lynne Dossey, senior On the rebound, Kim Jeffrey extends her rack- et, aiming for the winning point. Girls Tennis Sports 125
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Tennis Game, Set, Match The aspiration to achieve their goals was very helpful to the success of the girls’ tennis team this season. One of their highest goals was to qualify as many play- ers as possible to compete in divisionals and state tournaments. Against their opponents, the players used strength and determination as part of their defense. Healthy attitudes com- bined with support for each of the team- mates were essential points also stressed by Coach Adams. Individual abilities increased as did stamina and discipline which helped them throughout the season. Consistent prac- tice and new techniques contributed to the team's success. Design by Christina Mueller. Photos by Andy Phelps. GiGi Anderson uses her skills and techniques to complete a forehand shot. Girls Tennis. Front Row: Coach Adams, Gayle Palmreuter, Phi Nguyen, Kelley Foy, Nikki Le, Michelle Rexine, Jacque Brown, Laura Johnson, Debbi Anderson, Manager Pam DeCain. Second Row: Lisa Rodriguez, Karen Gajewsky, Marla Kemp, Gretchen Askew, Lynne Dossey, Kim Jef- frey, Joann Baxter, Meredith Hoefle, GiGi Anderson, Traci Kennedy. Back Row: Amee Orlick, Katie Tihanyi, Patricia Wagner, Julie Carsten. 124 Girls Tennis Sports
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Boys Tennis Tennis Anyone? Boys tennis started off the year armed with positive attitudes and their all-impor- tant racquets. With the addition of a new coach, the team concentrated on its goals toward successes. There were high expectations for this top-notch team, and a .500 season was right within reach. The team’s top priority was improving each individual player’s game, while secondary goals included placing players in regionals. Sportsman- ship, strategy and playing intelligently were the things most focused on. Even though he was new to the court, math teacher Coach Crabtree had a lot of confidence in his squad. “All in all, we had a really strong team,’’ he comment- ed. Design by Tracy Milbratz. Photos by Andy Phelps. Keeping his eye on the ball, varsity player John Belkis shows perfect form. Rick Jurgens really leans into his swing to get the most power behind the racquet. 126 Boys Tennis Sports
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