Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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it -ii- The Lees-McRae Lady netters split singles with Brevard and captured two of three doubles to take a hard-earned 5-4 victory over the Lady Tornadoes at Brevard. Number one singles player Nikki Baker fell to Bonnie Davis, 7-5, 7-5, as the Lees-McRae freshman could not get a service break in elther set. Stephanie Humphries, Tabatha Farmer and Angela Jackson played outstanding singles, winning easily in straight sets. Brevard pulled out a tough number one doubles match in the third set, winning a tiebreaker, 7-5, over Baker and Humphries. Farmer and Jackson combined to win the second doubles and Frame and Barbara Crawford teamed to win the third doubles in straight sets. The win improved Lees-McRae's record to 4-4, while Brevard fell to 2-6. The Lees-McRae Lady Bobcats took the wind out of the Tornadoes of Brevard to the tune of 6-3 as the Lady 'Cats split singles with Brevard and then captured all three dou- bles in straight sets to take an impressive victory and improve their record to 5-4. Nikki Baker got revenge for her earlier loss at the hands of Bonnie Davis K7-5, 7-52 by defeating the Lady Tornado number one singles player in three hard-fought sets. Baker lost the first set in a tie-breaker 7-6 Q7-33, but sw .- milk Q X11-4, f -an famgjt :M H g g K 7 'W'-'43 Wai! -' NT- A A 147 .5 if 'E' Q55-in LESLIE FRAME Anderson College's women's tennis team swept a 7-2 win over Lees-McRae at Anderson, SC, as Tabatha Farmer and Stephanie Humphries captured the only singles wins for Lees-McRae. The Lady Bobcats dropped to 2-5 on the season while Anderson improved its record to 9-3. Gretchen Fearing and Leslie Frame won at the number five and number six singles and Frame combined with Barbara Crawford to capture the third doubles as Lees- McRae dropped a 6-3 tennis match to the Roane State Raiderettes. BARBARA CRAWFORD gtg' I .,, came back to defeat Davis, 6-4, 6-4. Stephanie Humphries and Barbara Crawford had little trouble in their singles wins as Humphries continued to play tough tennis, winning in straight sets. Barbara Craw- ford, filling in for Tabatha Farmer, played an outstanding third singles, defeating Shelly Ainsworth. Tennis 109