Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Double Trouble .. . David Villager and Bruce Cowgill lunge for the ball against Eastside. Super Dave returned the ball to turn the score to 40-love. iPhoto by Robert Freemanl Boys' Tennis Team: fFront rowj Coach Shirley Jameson, Jeff Cravens, Bruce Cowgill. fBack rowl Gary Floyd, Chuck Verdin, David Villager. iPhoto by Nancy Smithl Network Tennis Team Swings Its Way To Success It was definitely a winning season, said Coach Shirley Jameson as she walked off, leaving the 1985 tennis sea- son. The team stampeded the beginning with four straight wins. However, they went on the same losing streak for four games, but bounced back to a winning season. Highlighting the season was Mike Mihelick's match against Tim Hagood - top-ranked singles player in the state from Pickens High School. Mihelick took Hagood to a final set, but lost four 96 Boys' Tennis games to six. Mihelick received the 1985 Coach's Leadership Award. Another outstanding player on the team was David Berggren. David said, The team got along well together and always won as a team. David received the 1985 M.V.P. Tennis Award. The team had a very successful year although the 8-6 record did not show it. We learned a lot and gained respect from other teams, said Jimmy Burns as he ended the year ready to come back in 1986. Erik Busby Make my day ,. . Gary Floyd waits around for his match against an Eastside player. He won two sets to one. iPhoto by Stephen Babb!

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MHS 3 MHS 2 MHS 4 MHS 5 MHS 4 MHS 3 MHS 3 MHS 5 MHS 1 MHS 1 1985 Girls Tennis Wade Hampton Eastside Laurens Hillcrest Easley Easley Laurens Hillcrest Eastside Wade Hampton Wins 7 Losses 3 The team played well this year despite the loss of our number one play- er near the end of ' the season. Jen- ny Connolly W-LISP 1 5. v- - We didn't al- ways play to our potential. If we had, we wou1d've won the re- gion. Carrie Glibbery 'u 1 . ' -wmfrf 4 s . .5-izvv -- 98 Girls' Tennis -is r., H sm, i .Q ,K vit. s. Power hitting! Heather Lynch des- perately defended her side of the court, but unfortunately they lost to Eastside in a tough match at home. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj In your face! Number one player Ni- chee Goodwin grimaced as she slammed a return to her opponent. iPhoto by Robert Freeman.J