2005 Miracle Yearbook

• As the school year neared completion the Cedarville University men's tennis team sat atop a 16-5 overall record,which included an impressive 7-1 record in the AMC.The team was also looking forward to making their third appearance in the last six years at the upcoming NCCAA national tournament held May 9-12 in Greer, South Carolina. Coach Alan Edlund completed his 11th season as the head coach,leading the team to their 8th straight winning season. The team was lead in the singles category by their top returning playerjunior. Tim Hartman,who stormed his way to an 18-3 record in the team's number one bracket spot. Behind Tim were many other talented individuals who all did their part to contribute towards the team's success. Playing in the number two spot was senior Ted Berry, who posted a 13-8 record; behind him was number three junior Jacob Bezech, who finished at 14-7; and fellow junior number four Michael Rhoads, who played his way to a 13-6 mark. Especially notable was newcomer Dan Ballard, who as a rookie finished with an 18-2 record in the number five spot. Said Ballard,"we had a good year and as a rookie I really appreciated being able to play with Ted Berry my doubles partner, who really helped me develop as a player." Senior Ted Berry and Dan Ballard combined to go 12-2 in the doubles category. Also impressive were juniors Tim Hartman and Michael Rhoads, who put together a 12-6 record. Senior Ted Berry, in his final season as a Yellow Jacket tennis player, concluded with this simple but profound statement as to why he played the sport: "Tennis is fun!" (K T 182 Athletics Sophomore Dan Ballard reaches into a serve."We had a good season, and I had a blast getting to know all the guys, e said.