"Tomorrow I think that Oberlin College will be like the little train that could, chuggin' up the court. I think I can, I think I can."
Senior captain Leigh Ann Totty led the Oberlin women's tennis team in their 6-3 victory in the first match of the season against Malone College last night. Playing in the number-one singles spot, Totty beat Malone's Jocelyn Iwenusa 1-6, 6-2, 6-1. She then teamed up with senior co-captain Tara Sievers as Oberlin's number-one doubles team and dispatched Malone's doubles team of Iwenusa and Jayme Oyster by the count of 8-6. |
Leigh Ann Totty (photo courtesy of S.I.D) |
The Plague enter their final game of the year at Williams Ice Rink this Friday. With an impressive 5-2 record, the Plague hope to finish their season with a win over Case.
I heard you guys won in the first round. How was it?
How's Friday looking?
So the season has been a fun one?
Got a prediction?
Up to you?
I know your brother, Shawn, played for Michigan State when they were an NCAA powerhouse. Did he give you any advice about the postseason?
I see. Have you been a basketball fan your whole life?
Your father was a big influence?
Is your family going to the game?
What other interests do you have aside from basketball?
Do you have a favorite artist?
Anything else?
Thanks for the interv....
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IN THE LOCKERROOM WITH...Regina Respert
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Man, it was exciting ... everyone was focused and we played like a team. Like a real team.
Friday? The thing with Friday is that we're the underdogs. At Oberlin we're always the underdogs. But people know. In the back of their heads people know that we can take this conference.
Oh yeah. This is the first team that is really focused on basketball. We wanna go to the Big Dance.
If we assume that we win the conference, then I think we can go to the second round. We could make it to the sweet sixteen with our excitement and energy. It's all up to us.
Not Mike Muska, not Nancy Dye, not our professors, but us. It's up to us.
He said, "Regina, you never know what can happen. You just never know." Of course, the Spartans lost to Weaver State Shawn's senior year. Big teams just get to comfortable, so you gotta sneak up on them and bite them in the butt.
Ever since I could walk. My father put a ball in my hand when I was four.
Both my parents were coaches and both played in high school. My father played for the Air Force.
My parents are gonna be there but my brother has a game.
Music. R+B, Jazz, Hip-hop. I also like to sing. I've sung since I was three but I'm still a bit shy about it.
Teena Marie. She was one of the two white females signed by Motown records in the 60s.
I love cats. You know why I love cats? It's because they're sneaky. They're sneaky and smart. They always get what they want. They're watching, patient, and preparing. I'm a cat.
One more thing. Tomorrow I think that Oberlin College will be like the little train that could, chuggin' up the court. I think I can, I think I can.
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Volume 127, Number 15, February 26, 1999