Friday, April 28, 1978
HIGH LIFE
Paj-e 7
Boys
On The
Move
by Cindy Caveness
The Boy’s Tennis Team is off to
a good start this year with an 8-1
record. They are undefeated in
the conference.
Coach Hickey thinks the team
has a good shot for the sectionals.
He is not sure about the state
tournament since there are two
games between the regionals and
the state.
Out of the six top players, three
are undefeated. The other three
have lost only one match. The top
six are as follows: (ranked in
order) 1) Richard Vaughan 7-2, 2)
George Poulos 9-0, 3) Danny
Vaughan 7-0, 4) Fred Highfill 8-0,
5) Greg Parker 8-1, 6) Bill
Leonard 7-1.
All the team doubles are unde
feated are as follows: (ranked in
order) Richard Vaughan and Fred
Highfill, 2) Danny Vaughan and
George Poulos, 3) Greg Parker
and Bill Leonard.
The rest o'' the top fifteen are as
follows: (not in any order) Tom
Baily, Tom Hugbee, Pat Carmo-
dy, John C andler Scot Hoge-
wood, Lee Patterson, Andy
Phelps, Scott Toben and Doug
Schuster.
The team plays Burlington
tomorrow morning, 10:30 at
home. The Conference Tourna
ment will be held next week. May
4 and 5 at Tanglewood.
The team plays Page on May
second at home and May 8 away.
The team would appreciate the
students support.
After the two Page games
Grimsley will have a shot for the
sectionals. May 10 and 11 in
Greensboro, depending on their
record.
Active young tennis players
demonstrate talents.
by Kevin Dickey
Grimsley’s golf team is well or
its way to a state championship
title. Four seniors: Mark Tucker
Larry Spivey, Kevin Dickey, and
Tommy Arthur, have returned
from last year’s team which very
nearly took the state crown. Twc
sophomores, John Inman and
Mike Dermatas, have brought the
team added strength.
Coach Holley’s team, which
won its first match of the year by
28 strokes, has compiled a record
of 4-0 thus far in the season. John
Inman (brother of touring profes
sional Joe) occupies the number
one spot on the team with a stroke
average of 75.
GIRLS SATISFIED
WITH SEASON
by Lisa McDowell
With the season nearing its
end, the GHS softball team is
happy with their stand. As of now
their record for the conference
stands at 9-1 . They have only
three more games to play. The
game having the most effect on
the team was played the 26th
against Dudley.
Terri Wallace is the pitcher for
the team and is thought of by
many to be the best around. She
has good control of the ball;
keeping it high in order to make
judgement of its fall more diffi
cult. This is Terri’s third year
playing softball. Next year she
will be attending North Carolina
State and will participate on the
Volleyball Team there.
Rita Barrett takes the cake as
far as batting goes; hitting 680 so
far this season. A good hitter is
one who hits around 400. Rita has
had nine homeruns in nine
games. She has been intentional
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times also. Rita will be going to
UNC at Charlotte next year.
Playing first base is Nina
Heard, who has hit over 370 and
Kris Gross, short stop, hitting
over 433. Shell Spruill has been
playing outfield for three years.
Sherry Williamson has also been
playing for three years as catcher.
She is one of the most improved
players on the team. Taking care
of second base, are Julie Vernon
and Sharon Cherry.
It is said that the team that
wins the close ones is a very good
team and this certainly holds true
of the girls’ team. So far they
have won three games by just one
run. The girls have yet to lose a
conference game but they need
to work a little bit more on their
defense. They seem to be a bit
careless in that aspect but they
definitely make up for it with their
hits and games.
There arc a few people on the
team who arc hitting less man
last year which has had an effect
on the team’s batting average.
Last year they averaged sixteen
while this year it is down to ten.
This change has not done any
great damage to the team as far
as winning goes. The Whirlies are
expected to win the games neces
sary to go to the all-state playoffs.
The only worry was the Dudley
game.
The only loss was to Graham.
The girls later came back and
beat them 13-4.
Thanks is extended to Assistant
Coach Eddie Jones and also to
Tammy Murclle for tending to the
announcements pertaining to the
games.
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