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possible, Jacobson has placed the squad’s em
phasis on doubles this year.
Jackie Comeau, a sophomore from Portland,
will team up with Grail at the number one
doubles spot. Comeau will take the number three
singles position as well. "Jackie is a clever
player, she thinks all the time," says Jacobson.
Newcomer Helen Zech, a sophomore from
Olympia, Wash., will play the number two
singles position. Zech has a lot of talent and men
tal toughness and she is working hard to make
that talent flower, says Jacobson.
Ann Shepherd, sophomore from Atherton,
Calif., is expected to move up from her number
six spot of a year ago. Shepherd is the most im
proved doubles player as well as the hardest hit
ter on the team. Jacobson cites her serve and
volley as her strong points and says "She’ll be a
real cracker-jack player in time."
The remaining three spots on the traveling
team are wide open, and Jacobson feels that
everyone is working very hard to clear up that
situation. Kim Kalapus and Liz O’Donnell, who
saw limited action last year, will be vying for a
spot on the traveling squad. They’re joined by
newcomers Leslie Cseh, Tracy Hinchcliffe and
Cathy Homgren.
All the changes and youth on this year's team
give Jacobson an enormous challenge. Jacobson
brings to the University a commitment to the en
tire tennis game. Not only does the squad work
out on the court, but it goes through seminars on
mental imagery, goal setting, and match analysis
as well. This year’s team even has a weekly
aerobics class.
"By going at it from all angles. I'll be in
terested to see if it gives us a competitive edge,”
Jacobson explains. "I’m anxious to see if the add
ed mental toughness can pull some specific mat
ches our way.”
Jacobson feels the University of Washington
will be the biggest competition this year. She
hopes that consistent serving, smart playing and
effective strategy will do more than mere stroking
techniques for this year's team.
Often, Jacobson plays as part of the doubles
teams during the two-hour practices. The players
learn most by doing, she explains, and her
strategy talks and spot corrections help.
Jacobson, a University graduate, was the
number one ranked singles player in Oregon for
women 35 and older last year. She is also the
Eugene women’s tennis team’s number one
player. She has worked under internationally
known instructors Harry Hopman in Florida and
Guilders Tilmanis in Portland.
Jacobson has coached the women’s tennis
team at Lane Community College and the boy’s
team at Eugene’s Marist High School. She says
coaching a NorPac team is more work because of
the longer practices and greater administrative
responsibilities.
Jacobson will be recruiting harder for next
year to add talent to this year’s squad of hard
workers. She encourages any good players in
terested in trying out for the tennis team to con
tact her as there are still openings on this year’s
team.
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