93-94 95-96 Team Tennis 1994-95

Conference 5A Team

District Representatives: 1. El Paso Coronado / EP Franklin; 2. El Paso Hanks / EP Riverside; 3. Amarillo Tascosa / Lubbock Monterey; 4. Abilene Cooper / Abilene; 5. Wichita Falls Rider / Grapevine; 6. Burleson / Weatherford; 7. Fort Worth Paschal / FW Dunbar; 8. Arlington Martin / Mansfield; 9. Duncanville / South Grand Prairie; 10. Bye; 11. Plano / Richardson Pearce; 12. South Garland / De Soto; 13. Tyler Lee / Nacogdoches; 14. Georgetown / Round Rock Westwood; 15. A&M Consolidated / Conroe McCullough; 16. Klein / Klein Forest; 17. Houston Bellaire / Houston Lamar; 18. Bye; 19. Houston Stratford / Katy Taylor; 20. Sugar Land Clements / SL Kempner; 21. Humble Kingwood / Humble; 22. Baytown Sterling / Beaumont West Brook; 23. Deer Park / Pasadena Rayburn; 24. Houston Clear Lake / League City Clear Creek; 25. Austin Westlake / Austin; 26. San Antonio Churchill / SA MacArthur; 27. San Antonio East Central / SA Brackenridge; 28. San Antonio Clark / SA Marshall; 29. Eagle Pass / Laredo Nixon; 30. Corpus Christi King / CC Carroll; 31. Edinburg North / McAllen Memorial; 32. Harlingen South / Harlingen.

First Round: Abilene Cooper over Austin Westlake 11-7; Houton Clear Lake over Plano 12-6.

Championship Game: Abilene Cooper over Houston Clear Lake 15-3.

Members of the Conference AAAAA state champion Cooper tennis team include Andi Wildner, Heather Gibson, Lillian Lien, Allison Gee, Kathryn Scott, Stephanie Smith, Misty Meyer, Jennifer Stephens, Tres Jones, Chuck Haddox, Jenifer Brown, Traci Haddox, Kara Jarman, Katie Rose, Brian Ferguson, Richard Woodward, Coach Jim Cole, Joey Stewart, Chris Stanfield, Matt Parkhill, Beau Brown, Andrew Cole, Ryan Hughes, Brad Parkhill, David Galloway, and Coach Leanne Scott.

Conference 4A Team

District Representatives: 1. Borger / Hereford; 2. Bye; 3. El Paso / EP Jefferson; 4. Big Spring / Pecos; 5. Sweetwater / Levelland; 6. Cleburne / Brownwood; 7. Wichita Falls / Burkburnett; 8. Fort Worth Arlington Heights / FW Eastern Hills; 9. Fort Worth Boswell / Coppell; 10. Cedar Hill / Waxahachie; 11. Bye; 12. Dallas Wilson / Dallas Hillcrest; 13. Dallas Highland Park / McKinney; 14. Texarkana Texas / Liberty-Eylau; 15. Lancaster / Ennis; 16. Corsicana / Palestine; 17. Longview Pine Tree / Kilgore; 18. Brenham / Willis; 19. Silsbee / Livingston; 20. Nederlaad / West Orange Stark; 21. Houston Waltrip / Houston Jones; 22. Friendswood / Galena; 23. Rosenberg Lamar / Wharton; 24. League City Clear Brook / West Columbia; 25. Taylor / Waco Midway; 26. Austin Anderson / Austin McCallum; 27. San Antonio Alamo Heights / Kerrville; 28. New Braunfels / Canyon; 29. Uvalde / Floresville; 30. Flour Bluff / Tuloso Midway; 31. Bye; 32. Mission Sharyland / Mercedes.

First Round: Dallas Highland Park over Wichita Falls 11-7; San Antonio Alamo Heights over Friendswood 17-1.

Championship Game: San Antonio Alamo Heights over Dallas Highland Park 12-6.

Members of the Conference AAAA state champion San Antonio Alamo Heights team include Dancy Armstrong, Lisa Meador, Ginna Horn, Kristen Gerhard, Elizabeth Hennessey, Travis Lee, Lauren Gordon, Berica Day, Katita Smith, Elizabeth Petty, Catherine Olson, Lindsay Collum, Temple Lee, Clifton Clyborne, Tyler Lee, John McGuire, Madden Thomas, Daniel Austin, David Norman, Luke Olson, Ron Theodore, Hadley Harkrader, and Coach Jeff Bramlett.