WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s women’s basketball team is holding a pair of events for the public on Oct. 20.
Grace will hold a fan-friendly, public practice that morning from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Grace’s Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center.
Additionally, the team will host a free basketball clinic for girls between third and eighth grade after the practice at the MOCC. The clinic, conducted by the players and coaching staff of Grace’s women’s basketball team, will be held from 12-1:30 p.m.
The clinic will focus on developing fundamentals as well as fun, competitive games.
Both events provide the opportunity to meet and interact with the team and coaches. Grace is also launching Hoop Club, a big sister program to reach out to younger student-athletes. Girls who are interested can learn more about this unique club or even sign up by attending Saturday’s events.
Clay Hits Hole-In-One At Rozella
Mike Clay hit a hole-in-one at Rozella Ford Thursday. Clay aced the par-3, 205-yard No. 11 using a driver. Witnesses were Hal May and Roger Emley.
Mast Named To All-League Team
WINONA LAKE – Emily Mast of Grace College’s women’s tennis team was honored for her dominant season when she was named to the All-Crossroads League Team.
Mast was one of nine players voted to the All-League Team by the league coaches.
The junior went a combined 23-6 for the fall season while playing at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles. She posted a 12-2 mark at No. 1 doubles, the second-most doubles for a single season program history.
She also went 11-4 while playing as Grace’s top singles player.
Mast helped lead Grace to its best season in team history. The Lady Lancers won a program-record 14 matches under head coach Marcus Moore, advancing to the semifinals of the CL Tournament.
Rozas, Popovic Tabbed All-League
WINONA LAKE – Two members of Grace College’s men’s tennis team earned a spot on the All-Crossroads League Team.
Max Rozas and Pavle Popovic, a pair of first-year Lancers, were named All-League for the Lancers.
Rozas impressed in his first season. He produced a sterling 9-2 record, playing at No. 1 or No. 2 singles. He was also 7-5 in doubles.
Popovic picked up 12 combined wins, including five in doubles. He went 7-4 while alternating with Rozas at No. 1 and No. 2 singles, and he was 5-7 in doubles.
