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TENNIS/Depth helps boys'  dual  play



            Doubles team places 3rd in state play




             By Phill Reischl                       finals," Mosser said.
            "Love" is a hated word in tennis, if you're   Besides  physical  needs  for  the  game,
          losing.                                    Kinney said  most of the game is mental  and
             But the  Boys'  Varsity Tennis Team only  gaining confidence in yourself.
          experienced three defeats  in  11  duals.  An­  The Girls' Varsity Tennis team had its best
          other  accomplishment  of the  team,  was  to  finish since 1983 at the Millard  North  Invite
          place 6th in state out of 25 teams.        by placing second.
             Last year, the team only won two duals,   Coach  Dale Kinney said there were only
          but  before  the  season  started  Coach  Dale  two returning lettermen on the team, which
          Kinney said, "Wewill notwinjusttwomatches  were  Seniors  Heidi  Lind  and  Kari  Nelson.
          this year."                                Lind and  Nelson were the  #1  doubles team
              Depth,  Kinney  said,  is  what  helped  the  for the Rams.  The #2 doublesteam of Seniors
          Rams win eight duals this year.  Number one  Kathy  Korus and  Cindy  Fleming placed  3rd
          singles  player  Junior  Tony  Medina  led  the  out of 16 teams at the  Ram  Invite.
          team  followed  by  Junior  Jeff  Sawarynski,   At singles play, the Rams had Senior Mary
          Junior  Brad  Royal,  Senior  Chris  Conn,  So­ Dillon leadingthe way.  Dillon placed a high
          phomore  Kevin  Heim and Junior Matt Mos-  2nd out of sixteams by beating Bellevue East,
          ser.                                       Millard South and Papillion.
             Mosser and  Heim, placed third in state in   Dillon said that Freshman Amy Garofolo
          doubles play.  Theyaavanced to the semifi­ helped  the  team  by  picking  up  valuable
          nals after a comeback win against Columbus.  points in the #6 slot in singles.  Much of the
          Heim and Mosser were down 5 games to 2,  teams success came from this type of depth.
          but won  in a tiebreaker.
              "It was  such  a great comeback  because
          after that we thought we would roll  into the
                                                       Junior Todd Ribick p ra ctice s  for an
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              Boys'  Varsity  Tennis  Cross         5-4    Boys' J.V.  Tennis
              Record  8-3           Northwest       7-2    Record 7-4
              Millard South   1-8   Bryan           6-3    Boys  Town     9-3
              Millard  North  3-6   Omaha  North    9-0    Burke          5-4
              Bellevue West   7-2   Ram  Invite     4th    Bellevue East   12-0
              Papillion       4-5   Papillion  Invite  5th  Papillion     6-7
              Thomas  Jefferson  7-2  Millard  North  Invite 4th  Burke   3-13
              Omaha  South    8-1   Metro           8th    York            12-0
              Abraham  Lincoln  5-4  State          6th    Mt. Michael     6-8
                                                           Waverly         14-0
                                                           Abraham  Lincoln  1-8
                                                           Bellevue West  1  2-3
                                                           Bryan           8-4
                                                           Ralston  Tourn.   1st
              120                                          Bellevue  East  Tourn.2nd
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