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Tuesday, September 25, 1979
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University Daily Kansan
BARB KINNEY/Kansam stef
Maureen Guilfoil
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Guilfoil sidesteps sisters'footsteps
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But she is tired of all those labels. She is Maureen Guilford, and she wants to make a name for herself on the University of Kansas tennis team.
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In Lawrence, she is known as "Bridget's little sister"; in Columbia, she is "Shawna's little sister"; and at home in Overland Park, she is "Bill's little girl."
Gulifail is the daughter of Bill Gulifail, the tennis pro at Glendower Manor in Overland Park. He also teaches tennis at the Overland Park Bridge, played tennis for KU her freshman year, Shauna, another older sister, is now a tennis player at the University of Missouri.
Mauren won the Kansas 6A state tennis championship last year as a senior at Bishop Morge High School in Roedland Park, Missouri. She also won her sister Sasha won the championship.
"Ive always been their little sister," Guilfoll said. "Ive always wanted to say, 'No, they're my big sisters!'"
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"DAD ALWAYS said to keep it in the family," she said. "He told us if one Guilfoil doesn't win it, another one will!"
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She said the state final against Shawna during her junior year was one of the hardest matches of her career.
Even though Maureen lost the singles title her junior year, she and her sister teamed to win the doubles title.
Tennis is the major topic of conversation in the Goffard homestyle, but the girls on the court have to play a played-out quintet competitive tennis after one year at KU, and no pressure was put on her to win.
"It was hard to concentrate," she said. "I kept thinking that it was Shawna's last year."
GUILFOIL SAID if parents pushed a young tennis player, the child could be "burred out" by the age of 14. Only inner ears are likely to get excited about playing tennis, she said.
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"There were times when I got burned out and slowed down," she said. "Sometimes it's a simpler way to start later."
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The running and weight training were the main differences from high school training, she said, but the team is enthusiastic about the season, which makes her work hard.
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The young right-hander said that her service was not as great a game, and that she needed to be more aggressive, especially with her serve and volleys. Concentration, she said, is her best ability.
Gulfilo began playing tournament tennis
in the fall, but then played in summer
tournaments every year since she.
She worked last summer and played in
only a few tournaments. She also helped in
these tournaments.
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Guilfait said she wanted to play college tennis, and had found it to be much harder than high school.
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"In high school," she said, "you just practiced when you wanted to, but here there's a little more pressure."
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Guifolai said she came to KU because it was far away enough from home, yet just close enough to home. She originally wanted a house in South, but she said she was glad she chose KU.
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"I really have to make myself concentrate," she said. "With the football and baseball teams practicing and the band sometimes I just kind of got to keep my mind on what I'm doing."
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Guilfuel said that she had not set any goals for this year, but that she wanted to "play his best for the team. I want to help win it." But . . . I want to have a good "me, too."
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