NICE SLICE

Today he is active with Sinai
Hospital Guild as a volunteer and
board member. He started a young
adult division of the group called
Sinai Friends.
In the summer, Green plays golf
three to four times a week at var-
ious courses. During the winter,
he putts and chips in his home,
and takes a vacation to a warm lo-
cation where he can play outdoors.i
QUOTE: "The aspect of golf I really
like the most is the mental game.
It requires immense concentration
and discipline, especially in league
play," said Green. "Although golf
is an individual sport, I enjoy the
challenge of competing against
others as well as myself."

Junior Division

Korotkin began taking lessons
at Franklin Racquet Club and
then at the Beverly Hills Racquet
Club, where she plays five times
a week in the summer with
Deitch in a special clinic. In the
winter, Korotkin also plays three
times a week at Beverly Hills.
Korotkin played third base for
Seaholm's junior varsity softball
team when she was a freshman
and sophomore. In addition, she
was also a member of Temple
Beth El's youth group.
Korotkin has a 3.7 G.P.A. and
would like to go to the Universi-
ty of Michigan to study business
or communications. She and
Deitch are both considering play-
ing intramural tennis at U-M.
Seaholm's varsity tennis team
plays two or three matches a
week. The girls practice every
day, except Sunday, for about 2Y2
hours.
Although the school's record is
not terrific, Korotkin and Deitch
believe the team is showing
"signs of progress," and its record
will improve.

NAMES: Leslie Deitch and Andrea
Korotkin
TEAM: Birmingham Seaholm
High School's varsity tennis team
DEEDS: Deitch, 17, and Korotkin,
17, are seniors at Seaholm and
No. 4 doubles part-
ners. Aside from being
buddies on the court,
the girls have been
close friends since
kindergarten.
At the recent Ann
Arbor Huron Tennis
Women's Invitational
Tournament, Korotkin
and Deitch came in
third place in their
fight for No. 4 doubles.
They were No. 4
doubles for the team
last year as well. They
played doubles for
Seaholm's junior var-
sity team for two years
and co-captained the
JV team as sopho-
mores.
THE SKINNIES: Deitch
has been playing ten-
nis since age 10. Her
older sister generated
her interest in the
Leslie Deitch and Andrea Korotkin
sport. Deitch now
plays year round.
Throughout the summer, QUOTES: "I am excited to be on the
Deitch plays every weekday at the varsity team because it has
Beverly Hills Racquet Club. Dur-
ing the winter, she plays there taught me how to work hard and
focus on a goal. I have also
three times a week.
Deitch is also on Seaholm's learned a lot about teamwork
track team. She was team captain and had fun being Andrea's part-
last year, and her best events are ner," Deitch said. "I am glad to
have chosen tennis as my favorite
sprints.
Last year, Deitch's relay team sport because I know I will be
was one second away from qual- able to play and enjoy it all my
ifying for the state meet. Deitch life."
Said Korotkin, "My experience
received the Track Coach's Award
last season for her attitude and on the team has taught me how
to accept winning and losing. I
effort.
She has a 3.8 G.P.A. and hopes feel honored to be on the varsity
to attend the University of Michi- team, because that has been my
gan next year. Deitch was also goal since I was a freshman."
"The time and dedication I
a member of Temple Beth El's
have put into tennis has been a
youth group.
Korotkin started playing ten- great learning experience, and I
nis au age 11. She always loved will carry roughout
life."
watching the game.

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