Round Rock High School - Dragon Yearbook (Round Rock, TX)

Page 78 text:

Tennis ends well for JV and fish The Junior Varsity and ninth grade tennis teams placed second at four tournaments during the season. The Junior Varsity and ninth grade boys teams both finished second in District 8AAAAA in the Spring. Outstanding Junior Varsity players were Chris Wenmoth in boys singles and Hans Klinger and Trevor Lawrence in boys doubles. Wendy Webster was the star of the ninth grade team as she won the singles championship in one tournament and finished second in several more tournaments. 4 ---cal L.....i JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS: fFirst Rowl Sarah Johnson, Robin I-Ialfmann, Juliann Sill, Jodi Buuck, Christi Dockray, Tracy Lepkowski, Jan Wiseman, Kim Mawr. .....-. ' 3 W'l!?: , Wendy Webster, freshman, completes a forehand at an after school practice. Wendy won the singles championship at one of her tournaments showing that hard work does pay off. 72 Sports Vhiri we Tawater ISecond Rowj Chris Wenmoth, Jonathan Wickline, Curtis Jones, Trevor Lawrence, Hans Klinger, Coach Charles Nelson. FRESHMAN TENNIS QFirst Bowl Leah Rodriguez, Chris Jarl, Lydia Byars, Tam Todd, Wendy Webster, Cynthia Swayze, Jennifer Emry, Vicki Skinner, Carrie Moore, Selee Gibson, Lisa Thompson fSecond Bowl Dan Horowitz, Pat Huggett, Russell Avery, Ramesh Chennappan, Coach Nelson. -we M Selee Gibson, freshman, follows through on her forward swing and watches to see whether her opponent will return it.

Page 77 text:

. as ! Tommy Dooley, senior, goes up to insure a triumphant return. Tommy led the Dragons through their extreme- ly successful season as captain. He took the District 8AAAAA singles championship as well as several other J H' if 41 Q Qi at ,Q V 1 ww. a M wr- qt ., Q. X T' 's'! s-.ss t 'ff 5 e .Q . -its A We Q Q S . I S ,?.W'w'kx ik , i -. , : Y 'F Q Q s 5 victories. Wins at Waco and Killeen, and a second place at Georgetown earned him the Most Valuable Player award for the varsity boys squad. ',,,-wi14,',gg,5,:' M f, N' . ir . A V I , g , Ffwws 4 by f 9 f' v Best season ever for Dragon tennis The Dragon tennis team completed probably its best year in the history of the school. New coach Charles Nelson took over the program in the fall and the team's inten- sity and dedication improved with each match and tournament played. In team tennis during the fall the Dragons captured third place in District 8AAAAA losing close matches to Bryan and Westwood, who finished first and second. The Dragons paced by senior Tommy Dooley, beat Belton, Killeen, Temple, Killeen Ellison, Austin Johnston, Austin Mc- Callum and Austin LBJ in dual matches. In tournament play, the Dragons placed second at Waco in the spring and second at the Killeen and Georgetown tournaments in the fall. They finished third at Austin in the fall and third at Georgetown in the spring. Dooley won the singles championships at Waco and Killeen and finished second at Georgetown. In the District SAAAAA tournament in the spring, Dooley won the singles cham- pionship and advanced to the quarterfinals at Regionals. Stromberg and Stinson won the girls doubles championship at District and were eliminated in the first round at Regionals. Chris Smith and Kenny Holick, the Dragons' outstanding doubles team placed third in District. .st qs. As as . - cp -. - is ...H Janice Stinson, junior, concentrates on just the right return as she warms up before a match. Janice and Stephanie Stromberg placed second in the doubles at Waco and took the District doubles title. Chris Smith, junior, looks on as his doubles partner Kenny Holick, junior, practices his serve. Chris and Kenny placed third at the District SAAAAA meet during Spring. Sports 71

Page 79 text:

-1 SE X . ans Klinger, sophomore, patiently awaits the serve of his opponent at practice Selee Gibson freshman returns a serve by Wendy Webster at practice Concentra ans and Trevor Lawrence, his doubles partner played outstanding in their many tion is a key element in tennis as in any sport and Selee seems to have no trouble con mubles tournaments. centrating