1988 Miracle Yearbook

Swinging to success, this Yellow Jacket match ended in a victory Weighing their chances, Coach Pam Diehl viewed the game from the bench. CC Foe 4 5 Malone 0 9 Wright State 8 1 Findlay 9 0 Mt. Vernon Nazarene 2 7 Wittenberg 8 1 Bluffton 6 3 Capital 7 2 Findlay 3 6 Walsh 4 5 Malone 2 7 Wright State 8 1 Bluffton Transylvania Invitational Transylvania 21 Wright State 12.5 West Virginia Wesleyan 10 Centre 7 N. Kentucky 7 Cedarville 5.5 NAIA District 22 at Bluffton Malone 15 Cedarville 12 Walsh 11 Bluffton 5 Findlay 3 1988 Women's Tennis. --Coach Pam Diehl, Kim Brad- shaw, Kathy Fetterman, Kim Hughes,Jane11 Kelly, Roge' Lash, Michelle Lelah, Michelle Nakano, Mary Price, Julie Swift, Stephanie Swift, Becky Tucker, Carla Weitkamp, Joan Wilson. upsets." Cedarville did boast more All-District players than any other team. The recipi- ents of these honors were Roge" Lash, Stefanie Swift, and Jane11 Kelley. The first doubles team placed second in the tournament. The tough schedule Cedar- ville played took its toll on their final record. The year could be summarized as a "season of almosts," yet not in the negative sense. Al- though the season held dis- appointment, Cedarville nev- er had reason to hang their head, because they fought hard and never compromised their testimony for Christ on the court. Practicing in friendship, the team opposed each other for practicing purposes. Evaluating her team, Carla Weitkamp waits for her turn to play. Women's Tennis 203