Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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EJ .5 'W BADMINTON SWINGS TO SUCCESS This years Badminton team played with real determina- tion , said Coach Prince. Although there were an awful lot of first year players the team was successful. There were 12 returnees from the previous year. One of the returnees Alfred Hernandez added, Our teams strong points were girls and boys doubles, and mixed doubles? Tennyson's weak point has always been singles but they worked on improving their singles game. The team practiced everyday after school for two hours and usually had games twice a week. There were more pre-season matches which were nice because it gave the new players a chance to get the feelingw, commented Susan Hanson. This years team showed real dedication! l32fBa1dminton

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