Usually perceived as a football school, the University of Notre Dame is suddenly being recognized as a power in the sport of women's tennis, thanks in great part to a talented pair of twins, Catrina and Christian Thompson, who graduated from Bishop Gorman High School.

If form holds, the Fighting Irish's dynamic duo will be right in the thick of it, trying to help the Fighting Irish make some noise at the 2006 NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championships being held this week at the Taube Tennis Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif.

Usually perceived as a football school, the University of Notre Dame is suddenly being recognized as a power in the sport of women's tennis, thanks in great part to a talented pair of twins, Catrina and Christian Thompson, who graduated from Bishop Gorman High School.

If form holds, the dynamic duo will be right in the thick of it, trying to help their fellow Fighting Irish make some noise at the 2006 NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championships being held this week at the Taube Tennis Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif.

Usually perceived as a football school, the University of Notre Dame is suddenly being recognized as a power in the sport of women's tennis, thanks in great part to a talented pair of twins, Catrina and Christian Thompson, who graduated from Bishop Gorman High School.

If form holds, the dynamic duo will be right in the thick of it, trying to help their fellow Fighting Irish make some noise at the 2006 NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championships being held this week at the Taube Tennis Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif.

Combining the three most important elements to having success in the sport -- good pitching, hitting and defense -- the Coronado High School junior varsity baseball team wrapped up a very memorable unbeaten season by shutting out Silverado, 11-0, in its final game on May 4.

The Cougars, coached by Adam Maxwell, finished 19-0-2 overall and a perfect 10-0-1 in Sunrise Region Southeast Division play, quite a feat considering Coronado plays in the same division with two of the toughest programs in Sin City in Green Valley and Silverado.

Usually perceived as a football school, the University of Notre Dame is suddenly being recognized as a power in the sport of women's tennis, thanks in great part to a talented pair of twins, Catrina and Christian Thompson, who graduated from Bishop Gorman High School.

If form holds, the Fighting Irish's dynamic duo will be right in the thick of it, trying to help the Fighting Irish make some noise at the 2006 NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championships being held this week at the Taube Tennis Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif.