At A Glance: State Tennis

Thu., May 25, 2000

Schedule: Matches begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday. Doubles are at Kamiakin High School and singles are at the Tri-City Court Club. All finals are at the Tri-City Court Club on Saturday with singles at noon and doubles at 1:30 p.m.

Area players: Boys singles - Philip Laubscher, Shadle Park. Girls singles - Lisa Van Gemert, Gonzaga Prep. Boys doubles - James VanHess/Kevin Novan, Ferris; Karl Johnson/Peter Johnson, Lewis and Clark. Girls doubles - Lisa Trefts/Leslie Liddell, Shadle Park; Marie Carroll/Marissa Flinders, Gonzaga Prep; Elly Smith/Sarah Shogren, East Valley.

Schedule: Matches begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday at the University of Washington.

Area players: Girls singles - Staci Heidenson, West Valley.

Schedule: Matches begin at 10:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday at Yakima Tennis Club.

Area players: Boys singles - Justin Blayne, Medical Lake. Girls singles - Mychaelanne Niemann, Pullman. Boys doubles - Albert Hsu/Brian Christie, Pullman. Girls doubles - Ariel Johnson/Stephanie Sullivan, Medical Lake.

1A/B

Schedule: Matches begin at 9 a.m. Friday and Saturday at Yakima Tennis Club.

Area players: Boys singles - Colton Loder, Freeman. Girls singles - Mindy Hatcher, Sprague-Harrington; Ashley Paul, Davenport. Boys doubles - Taylor Zajonc/Andy Duncan, Freeman. Girls doubles - Katie DePonty/Danielle Luber, St. George’s.

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