Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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X I Under overcast skies, in the spring of 1985, the Sun Valley tennis courts became the battleground for the 1985 High School State Tennis Champion- ships. Capital, having 5 members of its team seeded lst in the District competition, was highly favored to take the coveted team title. And they weren't disappointed. After battling out tie-breakers and i an -Q-'. atv As defending State Champions, the Eagles continued this season with a string of victories and had no troahle making tennis A Winning Racket close sets, the Eagles prevailed, carry- ing home 5 State Championship tro- phies. Kevin Dibelius captured the Boys' Singles title, Sherijohnson and Mike Harvey dominated the Mixed Doubles, while Shelly johnson and Trisha Graham swept the Girls' Dou- bles crown. This spring, the Eagles' team, with 4 returning State Champions, showed great potential for repeating history, due to experience and many sopho- mores. Tennis players officially be- gan their season in March, but many spent innumerable hours pounding out forehands and overheads through the winter months. Sometimes tennis is considered as a relatively simple sport. However, to be the best, athletes must spend The members ofthe Varsity and j.V. Tennis team are: First Row-Jeanette Chapman, Sarajohnson, Kristijohnson, and Tiffanie Nielson. Second Row- Mike Fisher, Travis Harper, Cory Coltrin, Lisa Clark, Rachel Zachreson, Todd Santos,jennifer Cornwell, Karin Knight, Iirikka Hansen, Marina Rolbin, Kevin Taylor, David Taylor, and jennifer Basil. Third Row- jana Bonderson, Becky Clayton, Larissa Bazeghi, Matt Groebnor, Steve Fields, William Cowmey, Laren Wilson, Sasha Ward, Kim Norton, Candy Christensen,janet Cole, Shelly johnson, Mike Harvey, Brian Fidler, Trisha Graham, Eric Little, Carren Gould, Oscar Rico, Gina Musgtove and Coach Holsinger. Fourth Row- Coach Campbell, Shane Walsh, Peter Berg, Terry Simmons, Steve Blackburn, Missy Watkins, Bob Clayton, Kevin Dibelius, and Greg Cnssat. ll?-K.l.V. and Varsity Tennis hours drilling and perfecting all as- pects of their game. Through the ups and downs of the season, the team pulled together with support, desire, and determination. CONCENTRATION IS TIIE KEY to win- ning close tennis matches. Kevin Dibelius continued his undefeated winning streak and proved to be the one to heat at State, CLOWNING AROUND, Bob Clayton displays his new stroke.

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I'he 1085 IDAIIO S'l'A'l'Ii CHAMPIONS celebrate their victory and undefeated season. SCQREBOARD c ff? OPPONENTS Bishop Kelly Boise Meridian Bishop Kelly Borah Meridian Bishop Kelly Boise Borah Boise Meridian State Tournament If one person was down there wis 11 ways someone to make that kept the winning xlive in 85 Robyn Keys N I up lor the mistakes and Q, Left: CONCIiNl'RA'l'lON IS Tlllf KIZY, as 'liilifiany lleidt dis- plays as she prepares to kick the hall past her opponent. Above: Cl IRISTY MCCOXVAN PRIiPARIiS to block the hall and direct ir toward rhe Meridian goal. Girls' Varsity Soccer 117

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nesses the ball up for a lob. Q! We learned respect for the sport, for ourselves ,NM and for each other. After close matches, we could not help but realize that we won as a team and lost as a team. -Trisha Graham I 1 r J X 'skilf- xlkkifbi ' SCOREBOARD We Opponents Boise Borah Meridian Nampa Lewiston Invit. Pasco Invit. S.I.C. District State Tourn. Left: CANDY CHRISTENSEN CONCENTRATES on directing her forehand down-th-line. Above Left: AS A SEASONED tennis player, Mike Harvey takes full advantage of the short ball and comes in for the put away. Left: WATCHING THE BALL CLOSE- LY, Shelly johnson prepares for the re- turn. Below: AS ONE OF THE BEST Doubles Players in the State, Trisha Gra- ham shows perfect balence as she fi-