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Show Openings 1988 Sports - Page Seventeen " ' im ,,J i V N . : TENNIS ; ;. Women's tennis lookin good 'A A. i ( mm0XTK A o The women's tennis team at the University of Utah has three things to be positive about this season. And those could mean an end to a ill fa. teai it doesn't always hurt you. If you can beat a good team it will always help." ; Mras, a junior from Anaxuem, LaliL, is returning to the Lady Utes after a stellar season last year. New to the team this year will be Stevens. The former star at Salt Lake City's Brighton High School might just be the cog Tsumas has spent the last four it has years looking for. That's how long title. HCAC been since Utah won the , Since 1983 the Brigham Young University women's team has consistant- ly captured the title. One of the Lady Utes' main goals is to end that reign, "Ruth Ann will really help us out this ' year," Tsumas said. "She won the four high school titles, and she's been nation- ally ranked for about six years now." Stevens, who is coached by Tsumas professionally, is trying to be optimistic in the midst of some pressure to perform. "I know we've got a good team, and thats got me excited about coming to the U.," she said. "We've got Michelle and the rest of last year's team coining back, and we've got Ruth Ann joining the team, and we've got three walk-o- n players that will really help out, lsumas said. I teel Uke weve got the talent to become one of the top 25 teams in the nation." By Jim Burton Chronicle staff writer four-ye- ar drought Michelle Mras, last year's High Country r- - Athletic Conference singles champion, will be back for her junior year. Ruth Ann Stevens, one of the best' young tennis talents in Utah, will join the Lady Utes as a freshman this year. The third factor, believe it or not, is an extremely tough schedule that calls for the team to face 15 of the nation's top 25 teams. " . Coach John Tsumas remains optimistic about all three. He is especially excited ' about the tough schedule. "The reason I set the tough schedule is because we have a tough team," Tsumas said. 1 believe that if we can knock off a few of those teams we can get into the top 25 in the nation. "We're just going to go for it schedule-wise,- " Tsumas continued. "I'm sure we'll take some losses, but if you lose to a good A . , " & 4 1 ; III jft vl V- - ) . ' -;;"' tttmmt, tk ' r ' Suzy Westfall will return to the women's tennis team this year. K - . '5 X If you're paying more than 9.9 apr on your bank auto loan 1 . o it's time to cut t jourjwses IHlEMLTlnl I r I 1 I I I I Name (Please Print); j Auto year, make and model : I , . ' f-.- ! WINTER.; SPRING:.. SUMMER. . or I - - Account l Original of Months Current Monthly Payment:. Financed:. Home Phone: Work Phone:. . The best time to reach me is: ! ! ! are here to serve Students and their Families We Name & address of lender currently financing your vehicle: I ; FALL... ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CALL 1 can start by cutting out and completing this coupon. With this infor- jnation we can tell you just how much money you can save by trading in your banVauto loan at theiUhlveiiiUtah Credit Union. Sending in the coupon in no way obligates you to borrow from us but if we can save you some money isn't it worth looking into? Cut your losses by cutting this coupon today. You " am interested in trading in my bank auto loan. authorize the University of Utah Credit Union to contact the above lender to determine my current loan balance for purposes of comparison only. Yes, I 1 -- Illness, Injury or Immunizations to SERVICE StilDiSOT;-HEALTH- ; (Lower Campus West of the Bookstore) Monday through Friday 1 University ifof Utah Credit! Union "You can join!" 8:30-5:0- 0 581-643- Date Signature' 581-610- L Mail to: University of Utah Credit Union 5 P.O. Box 8025 Salt Lake City. Utah 84108 J |
