Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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Scoreboard GIRLS ' TENNIS CHS 23 8 17 19 4 22 4 10 1 2 14 7 12 1 2 Fallon Dougla Wooster Reno Hug Manogue Incline South Tahoe Sparks McQueen Top 3 Girl Players Opponent 5 20 11 9 24 6 24 171 2 14 21 15 1 2 1 No. 1 Julie Rooker No. 2 Amy Lynn No. 3 Jennifer Moore 120 Sfi ttc ct

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=-J J Mike Thomas goes back behind the baseline as he puis all his ehort into returning the deep shot Irom his opponent Taking charge of the court, eii Loflin takes a forehand irom the deadman ' s zone. S ervin ' it to make a point Daily practices tor boys paid off as the team took eight players to zone and double team Senior |ett Loflin and lunior |im Breeden went to state. The double team was knocked out in the first round as they lost to Las Vegas ' number two team 1-6, 1-6. In practices, players worked on serves, strokes, and running. Practices were oftentimes dif- ficult due to sind conditions at the high school and at Centennial. The team practices sent the players forward as they took charge and won their first four matches including a 21-7 vic- tory over rival Douglas. I thought this year went real well except for the Reno match because no one was psyched for it, but we had quite a few good players and everyone on the team has improved, said left Loflin. Terrv Trease hesitates as tie mo es lor- wara to see li partner Joel Willhalm can make tfie returning volley over the net. Returning the serve from his opponent. Andy Steyn moves Quickly to cover court as he hits his torenand. BOYS ' TENNIS: Front Row: Rob Pollard, |im Breeden. Terry Trease. Tim Morgan. Second Row: Ken Ozav a. Bert Sexton, Glen Booth, K.j. lackson, Andy Soong. Back Row: Dr Breeden, Mike Thomas lelf Loflin, Wyalt Brigham, |oel Willhalm, Andy Sleyn, Coach Dennis Brinson. Boys ' Tennis JtW

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Katie McCulloch reaches high as she ser e to her opponents lulie Rooker returns the bait with a (orm pertect lorehand. 1 1 -. ' 1 1 K ■KlM ' i l IPhP ' lu H i k V- M « r w vi ovin ' it without serving a fault Practices for the girls ' team begati in late August as the girls began to sweat it out tor seed positions. The season took off as the girls won their first match against Fallon with a 23-5 vic- tory. Spirits dropped as the girls lost to rival Douglas 8-20. Following matches went up and down as the girls fought to take the team to the zone playoffs. Because of their record of 5-6, the girls took five players to zone. Team hopes for state were lost as the girls were eliminated in zone. Players in zone for singles were lulie Rooker, Amy Lynn and Jennifer Moore. Doubles players were Katie McCulloch and Tammy Soong. I think we should have prac- ticed harder. We could have been better. We did good con- sidering some of the teams we played, said Sophomore Pam Horn. Jennifer Moore and Valerie Anll ovMdk are in a ready position as they await ttie ser e trom the opponent. GIRLS ' TENNIS: Front Row: lenniter Smith, Tracey Grose, Vickie Ives. Valerie .Antkowiak, lenniter Moore. Second Row: Katie McCulloch, Han Mi Yoon, lenniter Culbert, Michelle Trease, Tam- my Soong. Third Row: Pam Horn, Tnna Etchart, Suzanne Gullett, Coach Diane Frank. Julie Rooker, Amy Lynn. Coach Diane Frank goes over points with team members before she sends them on the courts to play. Girls ' Tennis