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Waterloo West Athletic Archive
Girls Tennis • Varsity • 1968
Team Legacy Profile
Varsity
The 1968 Waterloo West High School Girls Tennis team is part of the documented history of Wahawk athletics.
Coaching Leadership
1 documented coach
Athletes Who Built This Team
9 documented athletes
Athlete
Julie GrayJersey
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Position / Event
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Notes
Champion Girls' State Doubles Tournament (Julie Gray & Debbie Nolting)
Athlete
Debbie NoltingJersey
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Position / Event
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Notes
1st Place Girls' State Doubles (Julie Gray & Debbie Nolting) [MIGRATED] State Place: 1st
Achievements & Recognition
No documented school records have been connected to this team season yet.
Season Results & Events
20 documented events
Date
1968-04-11
Opponent / Event
Waterloo East
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-04-16
Opponent / Event
Mason City
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-04-17
Opponent / Event
Cedar Falls
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-04-18
Opponent / Event
Grundy Center
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-04-20
Opponent / Event
Quadrangular
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-04-24
Opponent / Event
Columbus
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-04-29
Opponent / Event
Waverly-Shell Rock
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-04-30
Opponent / Event
Mason City
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-05-02
Opponent / Event
Orange
Result
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Score
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Date
1968-05-03
Opponent / Event
Cedar Falls
Result
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Score
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