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A serve can determine who dominates
that point of the game. Senior Shane
Ekdahl power serves to try to have the
upper hand on that point.
Season. Near Flavvless
(Derik Hendrickson)

- Dana King

Only one team sur- nior Andy Glock agreed be- doubles division, Freshma
vived the powerful serving and cause the team beat teams they Josh Evans and Sophomor
hitting of the Boys' Tennis Team hadn't beat in nearly eight years. Brent Fuhrmann placed third
during the regular season play. At the end of the season, the At State, Jaworski receive
That team was state champ team held a record of nine wins third place in Number Tw
Lincoln East in the first meet. and only one loss. singles division.
However, by the end After the dual matches, The team had a ve
of the season they stomped Metro and State brought victo- successful season said Coac
their last three opponents, ries to some of the single, double, John Carol I. "With a lot of th
Omaha South, Omaha Benson , and team players. As a team seniors leaving, we're going t
and Thomas Jefferson, with the placement at Metro, the boys have a young team. However
same 9-0 score for all three. received third place. In the even the freshmen participate
"I felt that the team singles category, Junior Todd well at State, so they will hav
played really well for this sea- Jaworski placed second. Se- experience under their belt fo
son, and I hope the same or niors Paul Sedlacek and Derik next year. I think we will d
even better for next year," said Wild ended Metro with second extremely well next year,'
Sophomor.e Zach King . Se- place in doubles. Also in the Caroll said.

Boys Tennis: front- Paul Sedlacek,
Shane Ekdahl, Josh Parilman, Zach
King, Todd Jaworski, Brent Fuhrmann:
second row- Greg Bolten, Ed
Nadurata, Nathan Anda, Jamie Nelson,
Andy Glock, Josh Evans, Coach John
Carol! (not pictured- Derik Wild
(Jack Martin Photography)

Sophomore Zach King begins to follow Returning a serve meant quick thinking
through with his swing to lead himself to Senior Ed Nadurata runs to reach a
win all of his dual matches. (Beth Wood) serve with a forehand hit.
(Derik Hendrickson)