Scheldt to Cal
Spring Graduates: Scott Levin (A97), from NYU, now at UVA Law School; Scott Kintz (A97), from Cal, now working at Goldman Sachs in S.F. (and roommates with Andrew Evans (A96), law student at Hastings, and Scott Lippitt (A96), stockbroker. Justin Phillips (A96) is also a student at Hastings); and Adam Schwartz (C98-00), from Bowdoin, now at Dartmouth grad school studying bio-med something or other, with future med school plansÖJody Scheldt (A00) transferred from Iowa, will play at Cal beginning in January; brother Eric transferred from Marist (in NY), will transfer to UCSD, probably...Mike Placek (A00), is a sophomore at UC Santa Barbara, slated to play in the top four. Amy Molden (A01), a freshman at Boston College, won her flight at a fall tournament at Dartmouth. Other former ECTA students seeing college action are Kevin Chen (A99), a junior at Cal Poly Pomona, Stacy Meronoff (A99), a junior at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo; Lindsey Green (A98), a senior at Notre Dame (ranked preseason nationally in doubles); Jenny Schwartz (A01), a freshman at Whitman College; Anna (A94) and Anita Sieczka play at Point Loma Nazarene (Anna was an NAIA All-American as a sophomore in 2001); Katalina Romero (A98), a freshman at SDSU; Danny Furman (A01) a freshman at UC Davis; and Sahar Kamali (A01) is a freshman at Washington and Lee.

DonovanWins National Open 14s
Carling Donovan strung together six wins to capture the USTA National Open G14 Championships, held in Fullerton in November. Zach Leslie won the Folsom 10s and the Rancho Bernardo 12s. Ryan Harris won Coronado Satellite beginning and intermediate events.
     Allison Bradshawís present WTA ranking is #144. At the US Open Allie (A98) defeated Colombiaís Catalina Castano 6-7, 7-6, 6-3 before losing to Kim Klijsters in straight sets.
    Amy Molden was awarded the 2000 Sportsmanship Award for Girls 18s by the SCTA. 
     In spring high school action, senior Danny Furman won the Western League, junior Brent Molden won the Grossmont South League, and freshman Adam Palladino finished third in the Coastal LeagueÖFurman, Molden and Anthony Yau were named to the San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic Team (and Furman won a $1000 college scholarship from Youth Tennis SD.
     In fall girls high school action, Lisa Shih, a sophomore at La Jolla High, won the 2001 SDCIF doubles title with partner Jenny McGrory. At San Pasqual High, junior Ashleigh Ricardo finished third in the Avocado League in doubles (father Benny was a kicker in the NFL); senior Carolyn McClure played #1 for OLP (hopes to go to Santa Clara); freshman Caroline Clark was selected OLPís  Most Improved Player; Renske Erion was a freshman at Torrey Pines; Lauren Nelson, Honora Swanson Bober and Lauren Oversmith were freshmen at Point Loma High; Sairey Hollibaugh played #2 at Valley Center; freshman Allie Senterfitt played singles at West Hills; and sophomore Tristan Roland played at Mira Mesa.

Send-a-Kid-to-Camp
Requests for camp scholarships are increasing and, thanks in part to the involvement of CBS Sports announcer Dick Enberg, the Send-a-Kid-to Edís Camp  has provided the necessary assistance. Last year more than $5000 was raised from a number of sources, making it possible to assist 15 children who otherwise wouldnít have been able to attend. If you can help, send you tax-deductible donation to J. Collins Memorial Tennis Scholarship Fund/George Barnes Tennis Center/4490 W. Point Loma Blvd., San Diego, CA 92107. 

About Pat Rea
The next generation: To Scott (U81) and Diane Lipton, twins, Gabriela Anna and Josiah, born July 27, in Oakland; to Peter (U82) and Nicole Herrmann, Nicholas, born Oct 16, in San Diego); to Jim (U87) and Ginger McNamee, Jackson James, March 7, in Seattle (theyíre moving soon, to Orange County); to Chris (U88) and Cory Smith, Gabrielle, in Victoria, BC.; to Curtis (U89) and Aida Dadian, Cela Marie, on June 10, in San Diego; to Dave (U89) and Nicole Stewart, Kristen, in June, in Dallas); to Rick (U89) and KayT Matheson, Jack, in March, in Boise; and to Chris (C87-90) and Kathy (C89) Eppright, Molly, in July, in SLuisObispo...Congratulations to MBA recipients Curtis Dadian and Jim McNamee. Meanwhile, Scott Patridge (U88) is pursuing the same, at SCÖOtis Allmon (C84-6) teaches 6th grade in Riverside, wife Gail teaches Special Ed, daughter Cassandra, 7, tap dances, and, according to Otis, Sam, 3, bullies kids on the playgroundÖChris Hill (C95-6) married Deborah Kim on Sept 1 in Chicago, works as a stockbroker in NCarolinaÖ Jack Griffin (A83) begins his 6th year at the helm of the U of Oregon Womenís Tennis Team. Jack was a four-time All-WAC honoree at New Mexico (and the biggest recruiting disappointment in Edís college career)ÖTim Barnes (C92-6) took a job with Peter Burwash Tennis Intíl, taught in the Bahamas, now at Ritz Carlton/Half Moon BayÖSpecial Congratulations to Pat Rea (U83), for (1) winning the USTA 2001 Natíl 35 Hardcourt Doubles with Glenn Stephan; (2) earning the #1-ranking in the nation; (3) teaming with his father Ed to win a USTA Senior Father-Son tournament, and (4) making the 4th round of the USTA Natíl 40s, which was played in November at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. Also in the draw were Brian Turner (U83) and Terry Ward (U82) (who, with 16-year-old son Corley, in the father-son, defeated Mike Placek (A00) and father Karel).

Camp
2001 was Edís  32nd season of summer camp. Five sessions were held, mostly at Point Loma Nazarene in San Diego. The final camp was notable in that it included Kevin Goldberg, age 12, and Shannon Ward, age 14. Kevinís father Rick played on my first team at USD, in ë78-9, and Shannonís father Terry played on the ë80-ë82 teams. Both were standout singles and doubles players who were elected captain of their teams. 
     Larry Willens served as assistant camp director, coaches included former campers Jody Scheldt, Andrew Evans, Katalina Romero, Mike Placek, Stacy Meronoff, Scott Levin, and Danny Furman. Also helping was Kylie Wagner, who attended the U of Montana, where former camp counselor Marie Hibbard (C86) is the Womenís Athletic Director. 
     Noteworthy: Besides OBís Norm Ytterdal, at the first Adult/family minicamp: Del Marís Sonja Erion accompanied son Karel and daughter Renske, the Crockett and Schrimpl families came from Stockton, Lou Poanessa and son Steve, from San Diego, Rick Shapiro and son Jeremy from Phx; plus San Joseís Mike Finley and friends John Alden, Alan Danesh and John Mallen. Repeaters at the June 24-9 camp: Megan Grace, Lynette Barber, Joey Belsky, Natalie Bryson, Lisa Kloack, Jon Roper, Michelle Rodondi,  Tyson Karrasch, Kirsten Lopez-Palm, Leigh Anne Lewis, Megan Scanlon and Brianne Zaragoza. Twenty one San Diegans attended the July 8-13 camp, including repeaters Carling Donovan, Ted Enberg, Karel Erion, Ben Estes, Adam Furman, Charlie Mintz and Charlee Warford. Out of town repeaters included Kortney Robinson (Pleasant Grove, UT), Eric Misbach (Redlands), Alexandria Hall (Hemet) and Bevan Hollingsworth (Kelso, WA). Besides Shannon Ward, four friends from St. Louis attended the July 29-Aug 3 camp at USIU, in addition to five from Japan, Melissa Wertheimer of New Jersey, Juliet Rothenberg, Maple Valley, WA; Daniel Kennedy, Danville, CA; Josh Sheeran, Lagos; Mase Lockey, Phx.; and the venerable Rex Zapetis of Miami. At the July 20-23 Minicamp, all forms of relatives: Mother, sister, daughter Catherine Fawns, Virginia McPartland and Rebecca Justeson (Napa); grandfather Ken Fortier, grandson Jake Fortier (SD); husband Kirk, wife Barbara Jennings (SD); mother Barbara, son James Ketover (Scottsdale); father Lou, son Steven Poanessa (SD); Kyle and brother Chad Strong (SD).