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GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS
There were many highlights — both team and individual — for this year's Girls' Varsity Tennis team. For example, there was a 3-2 victory over Boundbrook on Homecoming, as well as a victory over Purnell by the same score.
Individual achievements included the fact that Kacy Lis- senden played in every match. Paige Thompson had a 6-4-1 record at second singles. She made it to the quarter finals of
the States. Next year she will lead the team. Furthermore, Sarah Bandomer overcame early season injuries to post a 9-4 record at first singles. She made it to the semi-finals of the States. Sarah concludes her spectacular high school ca­ reer at W-H playing first singles for all four years.
Awards
M.V.P. Sarah Bandomer Coach'st Jaime Letter M.I.P.: Sonia Sawhney
GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS
I 1st Row; T. Ring, M. Dzurissin, A. Sullivan, R. Sahni 2nd Row: Managers: J. Bandomer & O. Fletcher; C. De­
Santis, M. 2itner, P. Thompson, K. Lissenden, S. Bandomer, J. Letter, S. Sawhney, Mr. Could.
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