Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1987, Page 93

Description:	//Super, super seasonWinning in style becamethe hallmark of asuperior girls tennisseason. The lady Pantherswon all but one dual meetin 14 outings, won theSCC Championship, wonsectional, regional, andsemi-state championshipsand placed fourth in thestate.Wow, what a super,super season, said firstyear tennis coach CathyTerrell. I was really proudof the girls. They workedtogether as a team, playedhard and really camethrough when the goinggot tough.Souths only regularseason dual match losscame against the NorthCentral Panthers. In thefirst round of the statefinals it was again Pantheragainst Panther, withNorth Central winning andeventually becoming thestate champions.Five times during theseason South won all matches in dual competition,beating opponents 5-0.Kristy Thomas, leadsingles, was undefeated in22 matches this season.Her only two defeats cameat the hands of the statesingles champ. Thomas, ajunior, has a high schoolrecord of 57 wins and onlyseven losses.Sometimes its morenervewracking to be watchingthe game than to be playing.Coach Cathy Terrell anxiouslywaits to talk to Erin McGarveyand Leigh Gee during theirdoubles match at Semi-state.Many people feel that one ofthe benefits of participating inathletics is the opportunity itprovides to make friends fromother schools. Here, BrennaBodnar leaves the court withBloomington Norths BethHegarty.According to some tennisplayers, vollies are the hardestshots to hit. Ann Stephensonmanages to run to the net fastenough to hit the ball.Girlstennis 93
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