Northwest Cabarrus High School - Dynamis Yearbook (Concord, NC)

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O TROJ A Slice of Success Competition among the South Piedmont boys' tennis teams was fierce. With returning players Dolph Flamseur, Andy Case, Brad Shelton, Chris Emerson, Jason I-lerman, and Todd Elrovvn, the team looked for- ward to a successful season and in- deed it was. Forehands, backhands, and serves are major skills in tennis. The ooys' tennis team knew this and worked to improve these competencies. Finally all their practice paid off with an excel- lent season. The 'I S87 team was S-'I in the Con- ference, losing only once to Concord. After beating Northwest once, Con- cord seemed to be the team to beat. In the overall season we finished 'I 3-E. ln the State Finals, Northwest placed third out of E1 teams. Dolph Pamseur advanced to the Flegionals. l was pleased with the tennis team's achievement in the State Finals, said Coach Sill Case. Dolph Flamseur was named Player of the Year as well as All-Conference, Andy Case was also named All- Conference. Coach Case was named Coach of the Year. Natalie Beam Andy Case worked hard to make All-Conference. 'I 5C X Sports ,P ,swf 1 ...ggi .., ,,,.- . X Wah J .Y I I . -, 121, Vi, 1 4. i, I c x 1 ii i is Qi, .rx 'R ,M , , . . F. fx Y 1 J 4 I f x WVM4 ff I M-A Ibm Dolph Flamseur, Player of the Year, must cor centrate on every match.

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LADY TROJANS - SPC CHAMPS Beginning in early August and end- ing in November, the Lady Trojans worked hard for their first SPC Championship. With the loss of four of last season's top six seeds, inexpe- rience was a major concern. The first match proved that early practice was a good idea. Defeating Forest Hills with an S-'I victory gave the team hope for the season. AI- though they lost the second game, they were still in good spirits. Prac- tice continued with vvins over East Flowan, West Flowan, and Forest Hills. When they finally made it to the SPC Tournament, they were ready to cap- ture their first SPC Championship. The Lady Trojans had the most All- Conference selections of all the teams: Wendy Kuhne, No. S singles: Flita Christy and Stacey Stephenson, No. 'l doublesg and Wendy Kuhne and Natalie Troutman, No. 2 doubles. --.-...... , .. . .,,,.....,,,..A, IQ .Q-fwf .A Q . f x Ttkfifie, . 7' if 5 O '7 X TRU A H ... x- M.. T' 'fm-.un , ' QQ, M No. 'I seed Flita Christy gives the Lady Trojans Stacey Stephenson demonstrates the perfect stroke that helped the team in the SPC tourneys 'I 52 f Sports