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Tommy Mensing shows the talent that made him ‘‘Outstanding Golfer 1988.” ‘“‘Most Improved Player,’’ Layne Hood uses skill and concentration to go for the shot. Leaving the golf course, Bryon Cuomo smiles triumphantly. Wearing a look of determination, Brian McMullin contributes to the team’s win. GOLF 95
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hand in hand. The golf team opened with a loss, but quickly got on the track of tasting sweet success by defeating such rivals as Manchester, Clover Hill, Byrd, and Meadowbrook. The team ended their ’88 season with twelve wins and three loss- es. Such fine performances were coached by Matt Williams, who helped the team secure Co- District Champs. On September fourth, the team traveled to District-T in which they played a tough game, but came through with second place in Regional. On to bigger and better things, the players went to the State Cham- pionships where they stroked their way to a delightful third place. Doug McCarthy had the low round as the team medalist with a score of 74. Such success wa s made pos- sible by an excellent coach and skilled players. Tommy Mensing, who greatly contribut- ed to the team’s winnings, was named Outstanding Golfer 1988. His achievements don’t end there. He also gave Mona- can a new school record of “Lowest Stroke’’ average. Layne Hood was voted ‘‘Most Improved Player”’ as he contrib- uted his talent to the team from his freshman through senior years. Kevin McCarthy was giv- en a coaches’ award as he helped Mr. Williams show the other players the key to winning. As everything has to end, the golf season finished in triumph. These victories were due to a talented team and coach of 1988. 94 GOLF Golf and success seem to go Left to Right: Eric Qualls, Brian McMullin, Kevin McCarthy, Tommy Mensing, Doug McCarthy, Layne Hood. Assistant coach gives extra tips to newcoming golfer. Colonial Heights Manchester Clover Hill Manchester Thomas Dale Midlothian L. C. Byrd Meadowbrook L. C. Byrd George Wyth [Ge Burd George Wyth Midlothian Clover Hill
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This year’s Lady Chiefs tennis team consisted of Freshman Laura Dent, Molly Hable, Brooke Metcalf, and Shannon Wright; Juniors Heather Colberg, LeAnn Scott, and Col- leen Smythe; and Seniors Kathy Hayes and Stacie Rathjen. The team had two very big wins over George Wythe and Meadow- brook. When asked about their season, two year coach Libba Robertson answered, “I hope the girls can build some depth in the team and develop consisten- cy in individual play.” Stacie Rathjen, giving a thumbs up sign, is ready to score some points. Heather Colberg uses a bolt of energy to save the ball. With determination LeAnn Scott goes for the shot. 96 GIRLS TENNIS The subject of collegiate play was a definite possibility for the Juniors of this past year. Collen Smythe, the team’s number one player had an overall record of 7-3 and was also on the top ranked doubles team with Heather Colberg. LeAnn Scott was the number four player on the team. In the District Tournament, the Chiefs were represented by Colleen Smythe and Heather Colberg in singles, and the teams Kathy Hayes LeAnn Scott and Colleen Smythe Heather Colberg in doubles. Go- ing into the tournament seeded second, Colleen Smythe re- ceived a bye in the first round and went on to defeat her next two opponents in the quarter semi-finals. In the finals she met Shannon Cubitt of Midlothian, ranked sixth in the state, and was defeated in a hard fought match. Heather Colberg was de- feated in the first round after successfully making it to the tournament. In doubles play, the team of Colleen Smythe and Heather rONDrONWONWS fv) Colberg received a bye and in their quarterfinal match defeat- ed a strong L. C. Bird team. When advancing to the semi- finals, play became a bit tougher and they were defeated by an extremely tough pair from Mid- lothian. The other doubles team of Kathy Hayes and LeAnn Scott were defeated by a very slim margin in the first round. Congratulations is extended to all of the Lady Chiefs on their season and best wishes. 4 a ® Manchester Meadowbrook Midlothian L. C. Bird Thomas Dale George Wythe Clover Hill Midlothian eC@eBird George Wythe Clover Hill DOH UWDONDHDOP ODA
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