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1999 High School Girls Schedule 1999 High School Girls Playoff Brackets 1999 High School Boys Schedule 1999 High School Boys Playoff Brackets |
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High School Tennis: Monday, October 11, 1999
By Andrea Johnson
The Edgewood girls tennis team experienced many ups and downs this week. We started out strong on Saturday at Deptford, turning in a 5-0 match. On Tuesday, the team headed to Overbrook for the Olympic Conference Tournament. With all three singles players and both doubles teams involved, Edgewood's presence could not be ignored. Alexis Switenko won her first round match in two sets, as did Erin Riley.
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High School Tennis: Wednesday, October 6, 1999
By Boog Williams
The All Conference Olympic National Division Tennis championships were held at Overbrook Regional High School in Pine Hill, New Jersey. The first day, Tuesday, October 5, was a cold, wet day. The second day was cool but sunny. This was a two day event with the semi-final and finals held on October 6.
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High School Tennis: Thursday, September 30, 1999
By Bob Stewart
On Thursday, at Edgewood High School, the Lady Eagles of Edgewood challenged the Ladies of Palmyra in a non-conference match. This match may not be one that the news reporters rush to cover, but it was significant to us. It was the battle of the Mack Family. Edgewood's Jeff Mack was challenging his older brother, John. As an added incentive, his niece, #1 singles Lauren Mack, also plays for Palmyra.
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High School Tennis: Sunday, September 26, 1999
By Andrea Johnson
This week proved to be very successful for the Edgewood Ladies Tennis Team. The first match on the books was Camden, which was an easy victory. Once Tuesday rolled around, we were ready to take on Palmyra, but once again the weather would not allow us to play the match. This is a big match for our coach, Mr. Mack, because his big brother is the coach of Palmyra and his niece plays number one singles.
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High School Tennis: Friday, September 17, 1999
By Andrea Johnson
Edgewood opened the season on September 13th with a 5-0 win over Pennsauken. Strong performances were posted by both singles and doubles players. With three more matches on the schedule for the week, bad weather blew through and canceled our matches against both Paul VI and Cinnaminson. After a couple of days off, the Lady Eagles returned to play Bishop Eustace.
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High School Tennis: Wednesday, September 8, 1999
By Erin Riley
This year at Edgewood the ladies tennis team seems to be doing very well. We have eight returning starters, including the number one singles player, Alexis Swintenko, who played as a freshman last year. Kristin Wolf is playing very strong and is recovering fast from her knee injury. Michelle Hamersly has improved a lot and might have a spot as a varsity player.
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Winning Ways: Thursday, July 22, 1999
By Art Redd
It's not hard to find a lot of good programs throughout the city of Camden for kids of all ages to enjoy themselves and beat the heat. One camp you will find is the tennis program run by Gregory "Graig" White through Rutgers University-Camden. Mr. White has interesting ways to keep the game of tennis fun and alive for athletes young and old.
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Winning Ways: Wednesday, May 5, 1999
By Gregory "Graig" White
Grip it and rip it! When it comes to the game of tennis, that's my motto. Whether you play at the elite level or are a serious recreational player, the biggest obstacle that stands in the way of improving your game and conditioning level is time. Once the decision is made to enhance your ability to compete, getting fit has to become a priority.
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