Bonanza High School - Golden Visions Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Bonanza Bonanza s RHDCUD Eldorado Bonanza Vally Bonanza Chaparral 26 W Bonanza '2 Gorman 7 3 D2 14 M2 Bonanza Las Vegas son, Maddy Dlekmann, and Becky Ftrsse, and freshman Krista Burt The team suffered a great blow with the loss of two very deducated players, Tammy Agassr and Maddy Dnekrnann, to the more competntuve out of state competition To sum up the years' tenms season, Mr Jenkuns stated, We had a pretty good season last year, I hope to see another com petltnve year ln 1987 I The perfect forehand strike by Tammy Aggasr was a winner I Serving the ball to an awaltrng op ponent rs Connie Lutz 5 2 4, Q N - t 2 X N . . 2 3 5 3 ,N 4 ' E i e 5 , S 5 1 ' ' ' 'W' ' 34 V l ,,y,, S, l - ' ' - A, eg tttt ttlr A N mi, . A E , I ff, ,,',, ,,', V I ' , , , ,,,N, 7 Q, ,, ? Girls' Tennis l Sports 103

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Bonanza had a pretty good year during the 1985-86 Girls' Tennis season. With the team's 6 wins and 4 losses, Bonanza's record was a victory. ln the Girls' Singles, Tammy Agassi and Maddy Diekmann were both undefeated. ln the Zone com- petition, Tammy Agassi was ranked number 1 and Maddy Diekmann was ranked number 2. ln State competi- tion, Tammy was again rank- ed number 1 and Maddy was ranked number 2. The team members con- sisted of: seniors Tonia Dankers, Eloisa Feliu, Dieu- Van Ha, and Tina Tengg juniors Tamy Agassi, Jill Foster, Gina Gilbert, Connie Lutz, and Katie Scrivnerg sophomores Rayna Ander- l As she stepped into a perfect backhand, Connie Lutz returns a Western serve. I The number 2 tennis player at Bonanza High School, Maddy Diekmanrr, sets for a perfect serve. i 'N sl s 102 Girls' Tennis I Sports TED! 2 i

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SIVIASHING SEASON' The Bengals had a fair tennis season last year. They acquired a lot of new talent in Tim Schnaible, Tim and Kevin Faber. The most impor- tant assets to the team were the top two singles players, lra Baker and Sal Maiorino, who were only sophomores with two more years of eligibility. Bonanza only graduated three seniors last year, Erik Stepaniak and Jim and Jeff Appleyard, and is expected to have a great season next year. The Bengals' lra Baker stated, We had a pretty good season. We only lost one match we shouldn't have to Chaparral. Next year l think we'll come in second and l hope that l go to State! The team ended up with a record of 6-4. Next year the team should be more wetl- rounded, especially in doubles play. With extra effort and a lot of practice, the tennis team could possibly win their divi- sion. Good luck! GV I Boys' Tennis Team: Quentin Eyman, lra Baker, Tim Schnaible, Tim Faber, Kevin Faber, Matt Lea. Not pictured: Captain Eric Stepaniak, Viney Singal, Jeff Ap- pleyard, Jim Appleyard, Sal Maiorino, James Cahill, Brian Neagle, Coach Essary. S lx 104 Boys' TennislSports