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He joins a select group of Gonzaga tennis players who have won the National
Junior Championships. The others were Jerry Sheehan, Conor McCullough and
Sean Molloy. Barry is now studying Economics at the University of Notre Dame
where he won a tennis scholarship. He has done tennis in Gonzaga very proud, and
deserves many congratulations.
In the 2004 Schools Tennis season, eight Gonzaga teams competed in the
Leinster Schools’ Cup Competitions. The highlights were from the Senior I and
the Minor I teams who both reached the semi-finals Leinster Division I at their
respective age groups. Overall, the teams played very well and there were many fine
individual performances, proving the continuing strength of tennis at Gonzaga.
Both the Gonzaga Perpetual Cup (U18) and the Keane Cup (U16) were award­
ed to Graham King, while the Flanagan Medal went to Ronan O’Connell. All con­
cerned extend their thanks to coaches Declan Fassbender, Eamonn Halpin and
Alexander Farron Mahon and to Mr Keenahan. The College is also grateful to
Donal McEvoy for his sponsorship of the tennis balls used in matches this season.

S enior T ennis

Back l-r: F. O’Rourke, E. O’Shea, J. Corcoran, C. Hussey, J. O’Reilly, R. Tunney, N. Kavanagh,
E. Lannoye, B. Barry
M iddle l-r: Mr. D. Keenahan, F. Gleeson, D. Whelan, R. O’Connell, T. Kinsella, C. Grogan,
C. Burke, W. Hennessey, F. Lyden, Mr. B. Byrne
Front l-r: T. Hurley, M. Grennan, G. Kane, G. King, B. Flinn, M. Adams, M. Crowley