Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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MAGRITKIS freshman Kathy Lamport, returns the ball during a game here at Morehead. Kathy played in the number four position but is expected to move up next year. PHOTOS BY'JACK SlMPSON.

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..YL,oe. V t fxwaaiivi'i ',zki. Another Good Season nOther Good Seasen finished anotherygood season with a 943 record and third' In the OVC. for t e Lady Eagles 3 coach Beth Wilderson described McKay as games due to an injury, but was back in time for the OVC tournament where she WI kerson saId Adams is an outstanding player She uses exceIIent strategy when, The at3 position was filled by a freshman, Deni , Metzger, wh finished 12-1 Wilkerson said-she thought Metzger played- well under pressure. Denise is young, but she did very well at her position. She , played eaily w I m the OVC tour Kathy Lampart is another talented freshman, saId Wilkerson She layed at I works next year like she did this season. Kelly Scutari a sophomore from Florida expects good things from Scutari next year LADY Eagles Tennis team finished third in the OVC with a 9-13 recordi Hard work and dedication by all players made this possible . y , OVC She won t stay the w 5 position if s I keeps it up. with the perfe'rkmancekbf heI team. thought we did excellent considering i play In higher peeitions. We tied far 3rd the OVC, and I think all the girls play well. By TERESA HILL FILLIBIG the number one position. Kate McK always does her best. Coach Wiiderson said McKay

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w x,y'li-nexperienced Yet lmprovin . Despite victories over Transylvania and Charleston, the 1985-86 Morehead State University Men's Tennis team, led by Coach Jace Nathanson, had a disappoint- ing season, finishing eighth in the Ohio Valley Conference. One of the main factors contributing to the 2-15 record was the fact that the six- member team began the season with five new players. Though these five gave an ex- cellent effort, their lack of experience and necessarily high rankings combined to have an effect on their court performance. Paul Hope, team captain and number one seeded player said that the team of ten had the home court advantage, but still had a difficult time staying on top this year. Probably the most disappointing defeat this season was losing to Centre College, a school that has no scholarship players and MSU's Men's Tennis Team Men's Tennis only a $5000 budget. Hope, a senior university studies majo from London, England, gave a good in dividual performance this year, finishin- 841. Dominique Ah Chang, freshma from Mauritius, and Hope were MSUs onl scholarship tennis players this season. Th bulk of the team was made up of wal ons, players not on tennis scholarship who play to complete the team. However, as the season progressed, th team did show some improvement, ac cording to Hope. , Glen Conyers in particular improved . lot, said Hope. He could be called . Rookie of the Year'. He should do well i the future. By SHIRLEY SMITH iiO-u.. .