Doss High School - Myth Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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The l984-85 boys tennis team ended its year by beating Butler to win their region and advance to the state tournament for the fourth year in a row. In the first round of the state tournament our top seed, Brian Nichols lost with a score of 4-6, 7-6, 3-6. Todd Barber drew the third seed in the state and lost in the first round with a 06, O-6 score. Our doubles team of Denny Jackson and Derek Coleman lost in the first round with a score of 4-6, O-6. Our other doubles team, Todd Rush and Jeff Prosser won in the first round and lost in the second round to end our stay in the state tournament. With an 8-2 win-loss ratio in their region the team members were: seniors - John Seitz and Greg Quiggens: juniors - Brian Nichols, Todd Barber, Jeff Prosser, and Denny Jackson, 1 . . . up Y un-rn W 1 M- v A fi , 4 iw , V lg, Y , 5, 1 gli' A' D w g-,M I'-3 3, wr? i t ' ,, f', f ' f V '- iw , , Vykim, 2, V I ' X I66-Boys Tennis '- 7 L.,. as sophomores - Todd Rush, Todd Whitehouse. Derek Coleman, Sean Riley and one fresh- man Jeff Vice. The coach for the 84-85 team was Kevin Salyer. ln his first year of coaching tennis at Doss he gave a great deal of time, support. and guidance to the entire team. ,Westerners . g - Butler 3- X Meade i Q W 3- Southern : ': ,L ,l l W 5- Holy cross W 5- lroquois if W 5- Meade Co. 'C L 2- vaney J ,,' f ,,:, g Fairdale D W 5- Row If Sean Riley, Todd Barber, Jeff Vice, Todd Whitehouse, Derek Coleman Row 2: Brian Nichols. Greg Quiggens, Jeff Prosser, Todd Rush, John Seitz, Coach Salyer -, I i

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SENIQRS will l 'A' 1 .1 o Right- Front Row: Paul Penland, Tony Shircliff, Rob Meecha, Back Row - Coach Calvin Biggs, Neil Olliges, Lee, David Sanford, Mike Potts. Not Shown: Donnie Jaggers. Jock Talk When asked to comment on their toughest team, David Cash said, I believe it would be P.R.P., because they're our most evenly matched team, and they're our rivals. DeSales was the most remembered game by several of the players, because it was the top of the seventh, and the game was tied. But the Colts scored, causing them to win the game and to go to State. ef We K 'WM J gal ? live Jeff connects with Danny for the out. ff! , 1, K 'fd sm 31 Is he safe. or is he out? Baseball- l65

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The I984-85 Doss Dragonette ten- nis team consisted of one senior: LaDonna Koebel: two iuniors: Tamara Frazier, and Heidi Blessing, six sopho- mores: Jamie Barnes, Jill Wells, Kara Bowling, Terina Moser, Kelli Marcum, and Cheri Rodecap, and three freshmen: Kathy Jackson, Dee Clark, and Sarah Alvey. Four players returned to add their experience from past seasons to the determined efforts of the new mem- bers. They were LaDonna Koebel, Tamara Frazier, Heidi Blessing, and Jill Wells. ln his first year of coaching tennis at Doss, Kevin Salyer, played the dual role of boys and girls tennis coach. While giving of his time and sharing his knowledge of tennis he carefully guided the young team as they gained experience and confi- dence. A fp' With a 5-4 win-loss record for the 84-85 season the team finished fourth in their Region. According to the team their favorite match was Meade County at Doe Valley. Overlooking the fact that it was a losing day on the tennis courts the team had a winner of a time swimming in Doe Valley Lake on a windy and definitely chilly March day. Row lf Cheri Roadcap, Jamie Barnes. Kelli Marcum. Dee Clark, Kathy Jackson Heidi Blessing Row 2: LaDonna Koebel Tamara Frazier. Kara Bowling, Terina Moser, Jill Wells. Sarah Alvey, Coach Salyer em t ,-,,, f J A 'ttt 'J schedule l s Result it PRPQS J L 0.5 , Western ' L 2-3 Iroquois J W 4-I Southern W 5-O Holy Cross L 2-3 Holy Rosary L 2-3 Meade Co. L O-5 Fairdale W 3-2 Valley W 5-O Butler W 4-I Girls Tennis- l67