Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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'f 4.-..,..- , 'Lift' 'f ltalies denote varsity lette-rmen. ACADEMY TENNIS TPI.-XNI - 21141 ROW: Tenny, Hirlfs. Tower. Morgan, Mr. King. 1'1m1'li. lx! RUN: ffunz- ernfi, T. Browne, Starr, ABSl'N'll: Hrnut 1071. lltilvtatin ,-If-Qultmii. Middlesex 12 CDA MIT Freshmen 8 CDA CDA 14 Croton CDA 5 Haverhill CDA 9 Exeter l.V. Phillips Andover 9 CDA St. lVlark's 13 CDA St. Paulls 6V2 CDA Milton 14 CDA CDA 9 Brooks Belmont Hill 11 CDA 6 1 4 0 3 O 5 2 11-fe 4 IZ I XXVIII Led ln the lkiltldlll Lind most x.iltt.tlvlw Illtiwr. lion-.il Al-Qatanii. tht- Cox'-riior lltlltllliftl' tennis tt-Jin uf-n three voiisevutixf lntitvlie- vxirli in the s.-Amit, 'liht-se x'1t'toi'ies Iwoxetl to he the only liriglit sltots in dn oth- erxsise disappointing spring. as the tmini loaded dgdinst t Ilia' slrollgjel' trllpultvllts, ll .ill Despite a shoulder iniurx. .Al'lxldl.iINl pltixrd uf- ' season and 1-onipiled tin 8-1-2 i'eford. I -ter Hit-ks And Mark Starr played numln-rs two and three reslwvtivrli Star was the team's sf-tfond high st'-frer. Captaiii-elet-t Dan Nlorgan. Tim Browne. and Stott Tennex alternated in the other three positions. i The highlight of the season was the 14--I tilt-'rx over Croton. Al-Qatami and Caiiieroii played in-ll in their singles. while Xlark Starr defeated their 1-.iptain O- O. 6-O. This vivtori was CDA's tirst over Croton in several years. Nlr. King commented: l feel that the lwojs this year overcame their personal desires and started think- ing more in terms ofthe team. l eredit this to our partial success. With Morgan and Hivks leading nie returning let- termen next year. the prospevts are good for a more sueeessful season next year.