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Winning the Ram Invite didn’t, as they came
was a major accomplish­ back and won the next
ment for the mostly fresh­ three matches against
man and sophomore JV ten- Benson, North and
msteam. "We played really Bryan. "We had a lot of
well for the young guys we young girls play very
had,” Sophomore Shawn well,” Junior # I singles
Ballarin said. "We won all and # I doubles player
but one match at the Ram Megan Cochrane said.
Invite and came away with "We only lost one
the Championship.” match in the Ram Invite
This was a dramatic turn­ and played ourbestten-
around after winning only nis there.”
one match against Burke The rain was more of
earlier in the season. "We a factor than past years,
had a bad match and no­ as the girls had to spend
body was playing well," Jun­ most of the early spring
ior Pat Garnatz said. "Chris practicing indoors. "We
Ross was the only one to had a few matches can­
win a match." celled orpostponed but
Improvement was no­ we tried not to let it
ticed in all the players which bother us too much
propelled them to victory through the early part
at the Ram Invite. "Every­ of the season,"
one got better all the way Cochrane said. "We
through the season," Ballarin usually have to stay in­
said. This improvement side for awhile because
helped the Rams win two ofthecold, butthisyear
tournaments and finish with it was a lot worse than
a 7-3 dual record usual."
Starting off with a loss to -Ben Galyardt
Papillion could have gotten
the girls' team down. It

Boys JV Tennis
Front Row: Scott Roarty, Shawn Ballarin. Ryan Bojanski, Joe Seykora. Mike Torczon. Chris Coffelt,
Josh Baker Second Row: Dan Dittman, Brandon Janky, Kevin Weber, Jonathan Crosby, Mike
Lotspelch. Jason Hochreiter, Nathan Kounkel, Meath Bragg Back Row: Coach Ron Siske, Colin
Keierleber, Kyle Vohl, Matt Roarty, Lewis Stevens, Chris Ross, Chris Thomas, Cory Pawloski, Curtis
Keierleber, Pat Qamatz