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Girls' Tennis' Back Row: Coach Chuck Salayi, Carlene Clausnitzer, Ruchi Mathur, Mary Gunnels, Claire Brannick, Allison Ennis, Sandy Rea, Jenny Frick, Patti Romano, Jennifer Daniel, Martha Gunnels, Front Row: Marybeth Gilpin, Cindy Frick, Joan Berk, Stephanie Tuttle, Carol Polhemus, Abbe Daniel, Caroline Michel. Girls' tennis team reaches Group IV finals by Carol Polhemus This year's girls' tennis team ad- vanced further than any other team in the history of Hunterdon Central girls' tennis, reaching the Central Jersey Group IV Finals. Coach Chuck Salayi thought it was a well deserved accomplishment. The team was lead by senior co- captain Stephanie Tuttle who gained her fiftieth victory in first singles during her final season - a mark unparalleled in Hunterdon Central's history . Sophomore Joan Berk played solid tennis in second singles and will return next year as will freshman Marybeth Gilpin who played third singles. Seniors Caroline Michel and Abbe Daniel combined to play first doubles while seniors, Cindy Frick and co-captain Carol Polhemus paired up to play second doubles, rounding out the squad which ended its season ranked nineteenth in the state. 160 Next year, the team will have to work hard with only two varsity players returning, but they look for- ward to making it another success- ful year with the help ofjunior Mary Gunnelsg sophomores, Sandy Rea, Claire Brannick, Jenny Frick, Alli- son Ennis, Joan Berk, and freshmen Jenny Daniels, Pattie Romano, Martha Gunnels, and Marybeth Gilpin.
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, ,gy 1 -rx ,V xg? - 1 .M S. N ' ' 1 an -a-...V ik.. ,is Central's X-country girls still running hard by Chris Switky Running in the wake of a 1979 state champion team and an '80 squad that finished fifth overall at the Meet of Champions is far from easy. A great deal was expected of the 1981 girls, cross country crew based on seasons past. Seniors Cricket Batz Ccaptainj and Patti Vowinkel Cco-captainj led the team through seven dual meets - six of which found the Devils superior. The North Hunterdon girls, who later went on to be state champs, were the only team to defeat Hun- terdon Central as the red and black outran both familiar DRC teams and runners from the powerful Mid- State Conference. From the opener victory over Bridgewater West, to the final Hackettstown meet, sen- iors Cricket Batz and Patti Vowin- kel, and juniors Chris Zdepski, Mi- chelle Mont, and Melissa Vozzo grabbed the first three or four places. Sophomore, Heather Mason and freshman, Karen Cone were not far behind. Top invitational perfor- mances included bronze medals at Bernards and fifth at the Pioneer Invitational. Under veteran running coach Ludwik Lubaszka, the girl Devils came home with a second place in a historic DRC meet, a third place showing at the Section- als, and eighth in the Groups meet. Standout Cricket Batz was recog- nized state-wide, ending the '81 sea- son 16th fastest in the state. Cricket Batz and Patti Vowinkel, who were a part of the State Cham- pion 1979 team, graduate this year, along with Jenny Grill, leaving Chris Zdepski, Michelle Mont, and Melissa Vozzo to head the 1982 squad as Hunterdon Central com- petes for the first time as a Mid- State Conference team. To back them up will be Heather Mason and Karen Cone with Wendy Van Duyne, Debbie Graper and Laurie Graper. 159 4
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