Corona Del Sol High School - Sunset Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Girl's team worked toward im- provement throughout their season. Since the team was young, consisting of many jun- iors and sophomores, they should prove to be strong in fu- ture years. Senior Leslie Powell stood out on the team as a ter- rific tennis player. Both teams worked toward the goal of qualifying all players for the State Meet, after succeeding at Divisionals. QPrevious page-verticaly Sophomore varsity tennis player Kristie Powell, ag- gressively returns a shot. fPrevious page-top leftj- Freshman Nathan Butters excels on varsity. QPrevious page-top right photoj- Troy Jones swiftly swings his racquet to perform backhand. fPrevious page-bottom leftj- Junior Steve Walker skillfully dives to scoop up a low shot. fPrevious page-bottom rightl- Varsity tennis player Pat Gramza skillfully demonstrates a serve. QT his page- top right verticalj- Freshman varsity tennis player Luann Klimchock reveals her excellent tennis talents during a match. KT his page-bottom rightj- Varsity tennis player Pat Gramza skillfully demonstrates a serve. QT his page-top right verticalj- Freshman varsity tennis player Luann Klimchock reveals her excel- lent tennis talents during a match. CT his page-bottom rightj- Corona tennis player Richard Geyser skillfully returns a deep corner shot. Boys Varsity Tennis Group-lfront row from leftj Troy Jones, Steve Walker, Nathan Butters lLast row from leftj Coach Cox, Pat Gramza, Matt Butters, and Richard Geyser irls Varsity Tennis Group-Qfront row from lefty Tiffany Breinholt, Leslie owell, Laurie Klimchock, Coach Espinoza flast row from leftj Kristie Powell, uann Klimchock, Traci Guy, and Sheri Sutton l Photo by Steve Benich Photo Steve Benich W, , X' ji VARSITY TENNIS 71

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Coach Cox and the boy's varsi- ty tennis team swung into ac- tion this year. Three seniors, two juniors, and one freshman participated on the team and each contributed greatly. The Butter's Duo, Matt, and Na- than, excelled throughout the season. According to the coach, they both worked hard and ad- ded tremendous strength to the varsity line-up. Coach Espinoza and the Varsity -'S ,

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Aggressive freshman contenders Both the boys and girls IV ten- nis team's played hard and strong this year. With most of the JV players being returning freshmen from the fall season, many players were already con- ditioned and practiced. The boy's JV team was composed of mostly freshmen who were part of a previously undefeated freshman team. Qsee page 74J All of the JV tennis players had a great deal of potential. Their season was critical in making them solid varsity contenders in the years to come. The girls IV tennis team con- tained aggressive freshmen and sophomores who all had tennis exprience. Both coaches enjoyed working with and helping the JV teams. Keep swingin' IV players! Above photo- Freshman JV tennis player, Teri Foley superbly returns a long shot. 1Bottom left photol-Julie Krahenbuhl, a freshman who partici- pated on the JV tennis team, hits the ball to begin her match. iBottom right photoj- Sophomore Marnee Clement demonstrates'her excellent backhand talents. JV boys tennis participants: iPhoto not availablel Pat Burke, Greg Collard, Aaron Sill, Shane York, Keith Larson, Mark Stoleson, Darren Coles, Spike Lawrance, Jeff Vandehaar, and Kelly Sartor JV girls group-lFront row from leftj julie Krahenbuhl, Teri Foley, and Coach Espinoza U..ast row from leftj Marnee Clement, Doree Williams, jenny Schluchter, and Kim Whitmore 72 JV TENNIS i