Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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1980-81 Boy's Tennis 5 wins, 6 losses Opponent We They Niles McKinley 0 5 Ursuline 0 5 Cardinal Mooney 1 4 Badger 3 2 Hubbard 4 1 Austintown Fitch 0 5 Howland 0 5 Warren G. Harding 4 1 Youngstown Chaney 4 1 Champion 3 2 Boardman 0 5 84fSports Senior Pat Iunnizzaro puts his all into his serves to ace his opponents. Don Fowler, who was Most Valuable Player waits for his opponent to get ready.

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Dwayne Flenoury is captured in action while run ning warm-up laps before the meet. ,WAN MW' Www lf! -fu Strength, speed, and balance are needed in the high jump, shown here by jimmy Gilmore. Lawrence Coleman, still running at full speed, re- lays to lim Gilmore. 'l'rack!83

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Aged aces The 1980-81 Boy's Tennis Team didn't leave much of a notch in the record books, but Coach Warne Palm- er did have an older, more exper- ienced team. The four seniors on the team included Pat Iannizzaro, Mark Fee, Vince Vitello, and Todd York. Don Fowler, lim Tsilimos, Kurt Nel- son, Scott Kringeta, Mike Warmuth were the juniors, while George Lipczynski was the lone sophomore on the ten man squad. At the awards banquet in Iune, Pat Iannizzaro was the only team member to receive an four year plaque. Don Fowler was awarded with the Most Valuable Player trophy, and Todd York gained most improved honors. Coach Palmer said that he will rely heavily on the six returning lettermen to fill next year's team. Returning a volley with a forehand down the sideline is junior lim Tsilimos. Kurt Nelson returns a deep lob in the back corner hoping to hit a winner. Squinting into the sun, Vince Vitello serves against his Austintown Fitch opponent. Boy's Tennisf85