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With a look of intensity on her face, Sophomore Nikki
Teich return s the serve of an opponent at the Marian
match which was won 7-2. (D. Rothfuss)

9-0 Season First Ever

A and my hard work finally paid off."
Senior Tracy Parker also had a winning
single ball endlessly volleyed back season with a first place finish at the MN In-
and forth across the net of a tennis court vite, second at the Papillion Invite, and
until . .. Slam . It was that one hit that cap- fourth at the Ralston Invite in Number Two
tured the winning point of the game, singles .
match, and finall y the set. Senior Ke lli Maggiore said, " Our suc-
For the girls ' tennis team this one shot cessful season had a lot to do with all the
was very familiar throughout the season. members keeping up and improving their
The lady mustangs came away from their game over the off season."
season victoriously as the first Millard team Coach John Carrol said, " I was thrilled
to ever have an undefeated record of 9- for the players. I thought it was quite an ac-
0. complishment and if any team was deserv-
Junior Kristy Jessen finished the season ing of this honor, this was the team to have
state champion as well as placing flrst at it."
Metro and the Papillion Invite, second at To sum up the season Jessen said, "The
MN Invite and third at the Ralston Invite in depth of our team was the main reason we
Number One singles. About her being state had such a successful year." _/
champion Jessen said, " I was glad I won -Anne Giles-

Girls ' Tennis : front-Renee Mitchell, Lisa Lammers, Paige
Stew ard, Renee Swartz, Kelli Maggiore, Tracy Parker,
Meghon Walsh second row-Jill Jaworski, Kerri Schae-
fer , Kristy Jessen. Tracy Lorenzen, Melissa Deterding,
Kori Severson, Kari Stueckrath, Tracy Ska lla, Nikk i
Teich. Coach John Carroll .
Senior Tra.cy Parker keeps her eye on the ball at
Metro in which she won two and lost one match. (D.
Rothfuss)
Racing to hit the ball at a state match, Junior Kris t y
Jessen shows her championship ability. (S . Sartin)

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