Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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receives mspect Qparticipated in the Lquisviiie State Touma- merit; in Whichifhey finished second after defeating U K. apd then lo3ing to Louisville in the final game. if W . ilThe girls played their best game with LOUIsyIlIe even thoLIgh they lost 4- 1, 4' w Coach Hope said; ' Overall coafhes Stevens and Hope werti , I ing students themseiVe3 they respected the dedication the girls showed at the tht, W practices after a long day- of classes. A$Jar a3 MSU's Womens Soccer pro- gram is concerned, both coaches would liketo see somescholarships allotted to the Aeam iiYou need them to get qIIaiity piay- , i I ers 'StevenstsaId To the players and the coache3, theytiid' not have a ie3mg record of 4 5 Instead they had a gbod year where the team worked with what they had an6 earned what theyideserved iav KIM 612033 ,-,, , 4f pleased with the teams' performance. Be- ?

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, ishea the seasorTth a Iesmg recordiqf 4-5 L Cckch ?agi H099 ahd L onditlohmg Coach ' 2' ,3? 'JJHri'StGVens baih fekiw' 39 team had a suc- '- ' ceszuI year ' H 3 , H The Ltearh comi3ted $337 girfs W 9 sh , pIy Wanted to Mayfgoctea aha signed up L :3 There were no $ChOIaIZSLfIIp r'hgmbers and ,, therefore, no recruitment , I 3, IEWOu havafo gwerthe girls an offeredit - 3'. , for coming migra'ctice every night at 9:00 It 3 3 3 3 723:39 was the ?;in nme aII 9f the hiayErs couIEi' 3' '33,; 05 make it, Stevehs said. a I Hapeend Stevens fredifed ?reshmah Iu- ' IieiBam'es addrsenior K4ary SheIeLy es gogd offensivevscorerz : 33' HZOIVy Stone $5 tributed er part as them key defensive 3M ;HgII workgdj' xgra haridgto getthe-btheiggir'ls tvao rkh a; - 'he I; shoWed a1 Iotfof Ieadergbipj' Steven ex- plaineci I: ' I 5.. a: 53; '3, Aggrt from regular seikoh pIaVL, the glam 3 1 ,

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The 1986-87 MSU men's tennis team had a disappointing season this year. The team, led by Coach Jace Nathanson had a 2-11 record at the end of the season. Dominique Ah Chong, team captain and number one seed, said that the team played hard, but couldn't seem to reach its poten- tial. One reason behind some of the lost matches was that the team was relatively young and inexperienced. They had only one full scholarship player. These players were pitted against more experienced play- 140 ers on the other teams, who nonetheless had the same rankings. However, some players showed extra potential, according to Ah Chong. He said Glen Conyers and Darren Shepherd in par- ticular had shown improvement. Ah Chong, a sophomore physical educa- tion and French major from Mauritius, said he is looking forward to next year. 1I have good hopes for us next year, he said. 1The recruitment plans for the fall look good. But we need to practice as a team more. BY SHIRLEY SMITH ? RETURNING a serve to opponent, Steve Conn shows impressive form as he represents MSUS tennis team. PHOTO BY IACK SIMPSON.