2014-15 georgia state men's tennis media guide

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The Panthers

Sebastian AcunaFreshman

Miami Beach, Fla.

Andrei AndrukhouFreshman

Minsk, Belarus

Joseph BishopJunior

Marietta, Ga.

Sofi ane ChevallierSenior

Paris, France

Christian GochnauerSophomore

Lawrenceville, Ga.

Chinmay HandaJunior

Dehli, India

Valentin HorvatSophomore

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Felipe JaworskiSophomore

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Zack KennedySophomore

Atlanta, Ga.

Jannis KoekeSophomore

Villmar, Germany



PROGRAM HISTORY

First Year of Competition ...........................................................1963-64Overall Record ...................................................................449-357 (.557) Conference Tournament Titles (Last Time) ..........................6 (2013)NCAA Championship Appearances (Last Time) ................5 (2013)NCAA Singles Appearances ...................................................................2 Martin Steigwardt (2007), Victor Valente (2013)NCAA Doubles Appearances .................................................................1 Victor Valente/Lucas Santa Ana (2013)

MEN’S TENNIS STAFF

Head Coach ........................................Brett Ross (Wake Forest, 2006)Record at School ......................................................................... (1st Year)Career Record .....................................................................................SameEmail...............................................................................bross15@gsu.eduAssistant Coach ..................................................................................... TBAVolunteer Assistant ...............................................................Caleb HyattTeam Manager ................................................................Harrison HuynhAthletic Trainer .................................................................. Camille HarrisStrength & Conditioning ........................................... Jacob Lonowski

TEAM INFORMATION

2013 Overall Record .........................................................................11-14..........................................................Home: 7-8; Away: 3-4; Neutral: 1-2Letterwinners Returning/Lost from 2013 ......................................7/2Newcomers ...................................................................................................3

SOCIAL MEDIA

Twitter ................................................................................. @GSUMTennis

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

Location .................................................................................... Atlanta, Ga.Founded ................................................................................................ 1913Enrollment .........................................................................................32,000Nickname .......................................................................................PanthersColors ...............................................................Blue (PMS 286C) & WhiteAffi liation ..........................................................................NCAA Division IConference..............................................................Sun Belt ConferencePresident ............................................................Mark P. Becker/6th YearAthletics Director ............................................... Charlie Cobb/1st YearAthletics Dept. Phone ................................................... (404) 413-4000

GSU SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS

Associate A.D./Communications .....................................Jerry TrickieGraduate Assistant (Tennis Contact) ...............................Will OwensOffi ce Phone ..................................................................... (404) 413-4166Cell Phone ......................................................................... (502) 718-2525Fax ........................................................................................ (404) 413-4034Email........................................................................... [email protected] Web Site........................................ GeorgiaStateSports.comMailing Address ..................................................................P.O. Box 3975.............................................................................Atlanta, GA, 30302-2975Overnight Address ........................................106 Courtland Street SE.....................................................................................3rd Floor, Offi ce 303........................................................................................ Atlanta, GA, 30303

Media Guide Table of ContentsMedia Information ......................................................................4Georgia State University ...........................................................5Atlanta .......................................................................................... 11Strength and Conditioning ................................................... 13Athletic Training ........................................................................ 14Student-Athlete Development ............................................ 15Community Outreach ............................................................. 16Athletic Facilities ....................................................................... 17GSU President ............................................................................ 18GSU Athletic Director .............................................................. 19Athletics Staff ............................................................................. 20Coaching Staff ........................................................................... 21Team Roster ................................................................................ 22Meet the Panthers .................................................................... 242013-14 Statistics ..................................................................... 332013-14 Sun Belt Review ....................................................... 34Program Highlights ................................................................. 35Year-by-year Results ................................................................ 36Honors .......................................................................................... 43All-time Roster ........................................................................... 45Rankings History ....................................................................... 462015 Schedule .......................................................... Back Cover

NCAA PRINCIPLE OF SPORTING BEHAVIOR AND ETHICAL CONDUCT

For intercollegiate athletics to promote the character development of participants, to enhance the integrity of higher education and to promote civility in society, student-athletes, coaches, and all others associated with these athletics programs and events should adhere to such fundamental values as respect, fairness, civility, honesty and responsibility. These values should be manifest not only in athletics participation, but also in the broad spectrum of activities aff ecting the athletics program.

2014-15 General Information

Nike is the offi cial footwear and ap-parel supplier of the Georgia State University men’s tennis team.



CONTACT INFORMATIONAssociate AD: Jerry Trickie O: (404) 413-4166 Cell: (404) 293-8102 [email protected] AD: Allison George O: (404) 413-4032 Cell: (678) 595-7728 [email protected] AD: Charlie Taylor O: (404) 413-4031 Cell: (404) 556-2295 [email protected] Sports Information Director: Mike Holmes O: (404) 413-4033 Cell: (404) 259-9716 [email protected] Assistant: Will Owens O: (404) 413-4034 Cell: (502) 718-2525 [email protected] Assistant: Matt Arsenault O: (404) 413-4034 Cell: (864) 529-2086 [email protected] Coordinator: Dave Cohen O: (404) 413-1434 Cell: (404) 358-8411 [email protected]

Allison GeorgeAssistant AD

Charlie TaylorAssistant AD

Mike HolmesAssociate Sports

Information Director

GEORGIA STATE SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS

Website: GeorgiaStateSports.comFAX: (404) 413-4035Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3975, Atlanta, GA 30302-3975Physical Address: 106 Courtland Street SE 3rd Floor, Offi ce (303) Atlanta, GA 30303 Men’s Tennis Media Contact Will Owens Email: [email protected] Cell: (502)718-2525 Offi ce: (404) 413-4034

ONLINE

For full coverage of Georgia State athletics and men’s tennis, visit www.GeorgiaStateSports.com. This site provides up-to-date rosters, schedules, student-athlete bios, season statistics and game recaps. Original photos and video content also provide Panther fans with unprecedented access to GSU sports.

Fans can also interact with the Panthers via social media by following on the GSU men’s tennis team on Twitter (@GSUMTennis).

Charlie TaylorAllison George

Mike Holmes

Sports Communications

Matt ArsenaultGraduate Assistant

Will Owens

Graduate Assistant

Jerry TrickieAssociate AD

Jerry Trickie

INTERVIEWS

All requests for interviews with head coach Brett Ross or any GSU players or staff members should be directed to Will Owens by phone/email.On non-game days, coach Ross is available by appointment only. Players are also available by appointment only, class schedules permitting.

CREDITS

The 2014 GSU Men’s Tennis media guide is a production of the Georgia State Sports Communications offi ce and was created using Adobe InDesign and Photoshop. The guide was written, designed and edited by Will Owens with editing assistance from Jerry Trickie, Allison George, Charlie Taylor, Mike Holmes, and Matt Arsenault. Cover design by Amanda Shoff .Photos courtesy of Bill Kallenberg and Randy Wilson.



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Georgia State is where city life

meets campus life for a unique

and exciting student experience.

• Five residence halls housing

over 4,000 students

• More than 300 student

organizations

• Six campus dining locations

• State-of-the-art Student

Recreation Center



Campus Housing

Some of the fi nest housing facilities in the nation are

on the Georgia State campus. On-campus housing

continues to grow, and more than 4,000 GSU students

now live on campus with a variety of options — traditional

dorms, apartment-style or loft living.

Georgia State’s nationally-recognized and award-winning on-campus housing provides students with opportunities to connect with the university community with educational, cultural, recreational and social programs.

The University Commons, opened in 2007, is a 4.2-acre complex of four buildings surrounding a landscaped courtyard. All units come with fully-equipped kitchens, furnished bedrooms and spacious living areas.

The fall of 2009 saw the opening of Patton Hall, which is suite-style for 325 residents and includes an on-site dining facility.

In 2010, GSU opened its fi rst Greek housing, which consists of nine fraternities and sororities housed in three-story townhomes.

Opened in 2011, the Piedmont North Complex houses approximately 1,100 residents and off ers a traditional residence hall lifestyle with all the amenities one would expect from a premier housing program, including a dining facility.

The University Lofts, opened in 2002, contain fully-furnished, loft-style apartments that blend urban style with modern features.

All residence halls feature a full range of amenities including study and community lounge areas, laundry facilities, 24/7 security patrols, on-site or nearby parking and more.

UNIVERSITY COMMONS



UNIVERSITY LOFTS

PIEDMONT NORTH

PATTON HALL

GREEK HOUSING

NO. 1 IN THE NATION Georgia State

University’s residence halls have been ranked No. 1 in the nation by

Dormsplash.com.



Atlanta is integral to Georgia State’s educational

experience. Students and faculty are part of a

living laboratory where they study and create

solutions for the challenges of the 21st century.

The metropolitan Atlanta area is home to more than fi ve million people and the world’s busiest airport.

Atlanta is third in the nation and fourth in the world for Fortune 500 company headquarters, and attending school downtown provides students with unparalleled access to internships and jobs. There are approximately 125,000 Georgia State alumni the Atlanta area, giving students ample networking opportunities.

Georgia State students also can take advantage of the university’s easy access to Atlanta’s rich creative environment, diversity of cultures and lifestyles, and wide variety of indoor and outdoor activities.

Atlanta

COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME COMES TO ATLANTA

The College Football Hall of Fame opened its doors on Aug. 23, 2014 in the heart of downtown Atlanta. The new location near the Georgia Dome and Centennial Park will showcase the Hall within an exciting, entertaining attraction just minutes from the Georgia State campus.

The $66.5 million facility will top out at 94,256 square feet and will feature approximately 30,000 square feet of exhibit space, as well as a 45-yard indoor football fi eld.



A DOWNTOWN ADVANTAGEGeorgia State is in the middle of downtown Atlanta, making it a hub of activities, attractions, businesses and non-profi ts, all within walking distrance or a short ride from campus.

• Georgia Aquarium

• Centennial Olympic Park

• Georgia Dome

• Philips Arena

• Martin Luther King Jr. Center

• National Center for Civil & Human Rights

• CNN Center

• State Capitol

• Turner Field

• World of Coca Cola

• Fox Theatre

• Carter Presidential Library

• Zoo Atlanta

• College Football Hall of Fame



Georgia State’s Speed, Strength

and Conditioning’s seven-

member staff works to help

each Panther each and every student-

athlete reach their full potential. The

staff works year-round to provide

necessary programs and training

methods for each specifi c team.

Speed, Strength and Conditioning



GSU carries a 14-member Sports

Medicine and Nutrition staff

of certifi ed athletic trainers to

provide outstanding care to Georgia

State student-athletes in the prevention

or treatment of injuries.

Georgia State student-athletes benefi t from outstanding sports medicine facilities at all venues and care is provided year-round and, most often, seven-days-a- week in season.

Sports Medicine and Nutrition




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Georgia State Athletics is committed to providing educational, personal and community development that will enhance the

quality of the student-athlete experience.

Georgia State’s commitment to academic support and student-athlete development is paying dividends as

the Panthers Georgia State’s commitment to academic support are enjoying unprecedented success in the classroom.

Georgia State’s Student-Athlete Development department became just the second in the nation to be certifi ed at the highest level by the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics.

The Georgia State program has an 11-member academic support staff to take care of every student-athlete, with extra tutors or assitance available when needed.

SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM:

• The fall semester of 2014 led to the athletic department’s highest overall grade-point average since at least 2007 as more than 350 Georgia State student-athletes combined for a 3.14 semester GPA.

• It was the 13th consecutive semester GSU student-athletes earned at least a 3.0.

• Four men’s teams topped the 3.0 GPA mark, led by the tennis team’s 3.62 GPA.

• A total of 13 student-athletes across nine sports have earned academic All-America honors since 1989, including one who was the 2013 NCAA Elite 89 Award winner in men’s tennis

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Giving back to the community is an essential

component of the Georgia State athletics

program. Panther student-athletes, coaches and

staff volunteer their time and talents to a wide range

of programs and organizations, accumulating well over

5,000 volunteer hours per year.

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• The Sharon Lester Tennis Center at Piedmont Park serves as the home of the Panthers for the men’s and women’s tennis teams.

• The tennis complex off ers play on 12 lighted hard courts.• The clubhouse lobby includes a pro shop, locker room and a lounge area for the

athletes.

Piedmont ParkAthletics Facilities

• The tennis center was originally built in 1913 with seven clay courts. These courts were built where the 1895 Cotton States and International Exposition’s Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building once stood.

• Tennis proved so popular that eight additional courts were added in 1914.• The tennis teams moved into the Sharon Lester Tennis Center at Piedmont Park

during the 2007-08 season.



MARK P. BECKER

G S U P R E S I D E N T

Under his leadership, the university adopted a comprehensive 10-year strategic plan aimed at making Georgia State one of the nation’s premier urban research universities. With a 10 percent increase in graduation rates in the last fi ve years, Georgia State is achieving its vision of becoming a national model for undergraduate education by demonstrating that students of all backgrounds can succeed at high rates. The university has been recognized by the Education Trust for eliminating disparities in graduation rates based on race or ethnicity. Diverse Issues in Higher Education places Georgia State No. 1 in the nation among non-profi t institutions in graduating African-American students and in the top 50 universities for graduating Asian-Americans. Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine lists Georgia State as a top 100 university for graduating Hispanics, making the university one of only two non-Florida universities in the Southeast to attain this achievement. During Becker’s tenure Georgia State has set a series of university records for retention and graduation rates, as well as for the retention of the Georgia Lottery-funded HOPE Scholarship. This progress has been achieved as enrollment has grown from about 28,000 to more than 32,000 students, and the number of applications to the university has steadily risen and now exceeds 13,000. Private scholarship funding has increased signifi cantly, and the university has more than doubled the number of students receiving support in the last two years. Research funding is at an all-time high, increasing nearly 15 percent in the last year alone. Federally sponsored research now accounts for 62 percent of the university’s research portfolio, an important barometer of the university’s research success. This growth has been aided by the Second Century Initiative, a faculty hiring program that has led to the development of new interdisciplinary research centers.

Seeking to position Georgia State students and researchers to thrive in an increasingly complex and global landscape, Becker has worked with faculty leaders to enhance Georgia State’s international profi le. The university is working in fi ve countries in which it is focusing its university-wide eff orts: Brazil, China, South Africa, South Korea and Turkey. Through its campus development, Georgia State is a major contributor to the revitalization of downtown Atlanta. Building on the work of former President Carl V. Patton, the university has expanded campus housing and dining, research and academic facilities. Georgia State enhanced its research capacity with the opening of the Parker H. “Pete” Petit Science Center in 2009 and is designing and building a second research building on the same site. The university enlarged its instructional capacity with a classroom expansion project completed in 2011. Student housing has almost doubled with the addition of Patton Hall, a Greek townhome complex, and the Piedmont North housing and dining complex. The opening of the $10 million football practice facility enabled Georgia State to introduce its football program in fall 2010. The purchase of 3.5 acres of land on the eastern edge of the campus has made it possible for the university to have its fi rst intramural recreation fi elds on its downtown campus. The Sun Trust tower complex at 25 Park Place houses major units of the College of Arts and Sciences and the expanded university advising center. The university has a new front door for visitors with the opening last year of Centennial Hall at 100 Auburn Ave. The building houses Georgia State’s Welcome Center, university administration and the recently established Honors College. A new Law School building is nearing completion, and the university has acquired 55 Park Place, a high-rise building that will be the new home of the Robinson College of Business and the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies.

Assuring that Georgia State is appropriately partnered in Atlanta and beyond, Becker serves on multiple civic, community and professional boards. Becker and his wife, Laura Voisinet, are signifi cant contributors to the university. They are focusing their philanthropy primarily on scholarships for students but also support the university’s Library, the Rialto Center for the Arts and Georgia State’s Women’s Philanthropy Initiative. Prior to his appointment as president of Georgia State, Becker was executive vice president for academic aff airs and provost at the University of South Carolina. Before assuming that role, Becker spent three years at the University of Minnesota as a biostatistics professor, dean of the School of Public Health and assistant vice president of Public Health, Preparedness and Emergency Response. From 1989 to 2000, Becker was a professor and associate dean for academic aff airs at the University of Michigan’s School of Public Health. He also has held academic appointments at the University of Washington, the University of Florida and Cornell University. Becker earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Towson State University in 1980, and his doctor’s degree in statistics from the Pennsylvania State University in 1985. He is a Fellow of the American Statistical Association, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Towson State and Penn State have recognized him with distinguished alumnus awards. Becker grew up in Havre de Grace, Md., near Baltimore. He and his wife have two adult children, Matthew and Julia.

Since beginning his tenure as Georgia State University’s seventh president

in January 2009, President Mark P. Becker has led the institution through a

dynamic period of major growth and advancement.



Charlie Cobb

D I R E C T O R O F AT H L E T I C S

At Cobb’s introductory press conference, Becker noted the need for Georgia State to fi nd a proven winner, someone who has built a winning program “the right way.” Becker said Cobb even took it a step further. “In fact, we got a bonus in this package. Not only is he a proven builder and proven winner with a track record of doing it in the right way, but he also has tremendous Atlanta roots,” Becker said. “He knows this community well, has worked in this city, knows what we are doing and the potential we have in this program.” After spending nine years as Director of Athletics at Appalachian State, Cobb is making a return to Atlanta. Previously he worked for six years honing his business acumen with the Atlanta Sports Council, the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl and the Georgia Dome, before his fi rst venture into college athletics as an administrator at his alma mater NC State. Cobb came to the Panthers at the perfect time with several signifi cant athletic building projects on the horizon. High among the Panthers’

Georgia State University President Mark Becker ushered in a new era of

Panther Athletics when he named veteran athletic administrator and

“proven program builder” Charlie Cobb as Director of Athletics on Aug. 15,

2014.

facility priorities are: a weight room at the football practice facility; a new basketball and volleyball practice facility; a dedicated academic performance center; and the University’s concept for redeveloping Turner Field into a mixed-use area inclusive of sporting venues. Cobb has led successful programs by focusing on four pillars of his leadership philosophy:

1) relationships matter

2) embrace the idea of achieving success

3) be innovative

4) create traditions

Those ideals helped him build and maintain a high-performing program at App State. The Mountaineers: won three consecutive Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) national championships, the fi rst three-peat in the history. They also brought home eight consecutive Commissioner’s Cup championships (top men’s sports program in the Southern Conference) and four Germann Cup championships (top

women’s program). Together, they earned the men’s and women’s awards in the same academic year four times. At App State, Cobb helped create $50 million in facilities improvements as the Mountaineers’ fundraising eff orts that reached all-time highs, including surpassing the $3 million mark. The jewel of the construction projects was the seven-story Appalachian Athletics Center and the campaign also produced new homes for Mountaineer baseball, softball and soccer, as well as a new indoor practice facility. The 46-year-old Cobb was a four-year letterwinner as a football player at NC State. He graduated with honors with a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1990 and earned a master’s degree in sports administration from Ohio in 1992. As a senior center, he was named to the All-ACC second team and was an All-ACC academic selection.Cobb and his wife, Lindsay, have a son and daughter, 16-year-old Harrison and 13-year-old Branan. Lindsay Cobb was an All-ACC goalkeeper for the NC State women’s soccer team from 1988-90.

THE COBB FAMILY: (from left to right) Branan, Lindsay, Charlie and Harrison.



Athletics Staff

STEVE WOJCIKOWSKIAssistant AD - Facilities &

Operations

BRAD HORTONAssociate AD - Student-

Athlete Development

ROB CLARKSenior Associate AD -

Development

CHARLIE TAYLORAssistant AD -

Communications

CHARLIE TAYLOR

BOB MURPHYAssociate AD - Sports Medicine & Nutrition

MATT NEWHOUSEAssistant AD - Marketing

STEVE WOJCIKOWSKISJERRY TRICKIEAssociate AD - Strategic Communications & P.R.

ERIK PAZAssistant AD - Compliance

BEN POLLARDAssistant AD - Speed, Strength

& Conditioning

MISTY BROWNAssistant AD - Development &

Special Events

AWILDA RAGLANDAssistant AD - Human

Resources

GEORGE PIERCEFaculty Athletics Representative

ALLISON GEORGEAssistant AD -

Communications

DOUG JUSTICESenior Associate AD -

Chief of Staff

DOUG JUSTICE

BRIAN KELLYSenior Associate A.D. -

External Aff airs



Brett Ross, formerly an assistant coach at Wake Forest, was named the head coach of the Georgia State men’s tennis program in June of 2014.

An Atlanta native, Ross demonstrated strong coaching and recruiting skills in his fi ve-year stint at Wake Forest, helping the Demon Deacons to four NCAA team tournament berths, including top-30 national rankings the last two years.

In 2013, Ross helped lead a stunning turnaround as a Demon Deacon squad that had fi nished in 10th place in the Atlantic Coast Conference the previous year improved to third place in one of the nation’s toughest conferences and earned a fi nal No. 19 ranking by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Wake Forest followed that success with another NCAA appearance in 2014, including a fi rst-round victory in the NCAA regional, and a No. 30 ranking.

Among the top players Ross helped recruit and coach at Wake Forest were: Steven Forman, the program’s fi rst three-time All-American and an NCAA quarterfi nalist in doubles with partner Iain Atkinson; Adam Lee, who set the school record with 38 singles victories in 2013; and Romain Bogaerts, who earned a top-30 individual ranking and an NCAA singles berth in 2014.

In the summer of 2013, Ross was selected as one of two coaches for the 2013 USTA Collegiate Team, an elite training program for the nation’s top collegians. In this role, Ross worked with six top college players who competed in USTA Pro Circuit events around the nation.

Ross was originally hired at Wake Forest, his alma mater, in 2009 and worked under head coaches Jeff Zin (2009-11) and Tony Bresky (2011-2014).

“I can’t say how excited I am to get started here at Georgia State,” Ross said. “The chance to build a high-level program in my hometown at an up-and-coming university like Georgia State is a dream come true.

Coaching Staff“The Georgia State athletic program as a whole is very ambitious and defi nitely something I want to be a part of. I’m looking forward to building a program that the University and the city of Atlanta will be proud of. I feel that the connection with the great tennis community in Atlanta will be vital to our success.

“There is no reason why we can’t compete with the top programs regionally and nationally,” Ross continued. “The draw of a thriving international city, the academic reputation of this university and our proximity to many high-level professional tennis tournaments will go a long way in attracting very talented players to Georgia State.”

Ross was a standout player at Wake Forest, where he lettered from 2003-06 and ranked among the school’s top 10 for career singles victories (97), career doubles victories (88), season doubles victories (23) and season singles victories (30).

After graduation, he played on the ITF Pro Circuit for two years. He qualifi ed for several Challenger events and cracked the top 500 in the doubles rankings and top 600 in singles.

Ross, who attended Centennial High School in the Atlanta suburb of Roswell, began his coaching career at the Tennis Academy of the South in Atlanta, working with high-level juniors.

Brett

Ross

Head CoachFirst Year

Wake Forest, 2006



Caleb Hyatt joined Georgia State’s men’s tennis staff in the fall of 2014. Hyatt is from Asheville, N.C. and is employed as a massage therapist and racquet stringer at the Athletic Club Northeast. He studied massage at the Atlanta School of Massage and graduated with his license in 2013.

Hyatt has tennis coaching experience at the middle and high school levels as well as the collegiate level. He worked as a volunteer assistant for the Mars Hill men’s and women’s tennis teams from 2011-12. He fi nished 2010 ranked in the top 10 for men’s open tennis in North Carolina.

Caleb

HyattVolunteer Assistant

Harrison

HuynhTeam Manager

and StringerFirst Year First Year

Harrison Huynh is an undergraduate student at Georgia State and is an intricate part of the men’s tennis program. The Alpharetta, Ga. native is in his fi rst year as the team’s manager and stringer.

“Harrison is a hard worker and we love having him as a part of the team. He plays a crucial role in getting everything ready to go on game days,” head coach Brett Ross said.

Support Staff and Team Roster

NAME HT. YEAR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL)

Sebastian Acuna 5-11 Fr. North Miami, Fla. (Florida Virtual)Andrei Andrukhou 6-2 Fr. Minsk, Belarus (Republic State College of Olympic Reserve)Joseph Bishop 6-2 Jr. Marietta, Ga. (Sprayberry/UT-Pan American)Sofi ane Chevallier 5-11 Sr. Paris, France (CNED)Christian Gochnauer 5-9 So. Lawrenceville, Ga. (Brookwood)Chinmay Handa 6-0 Jr. Delhi, India (D.A.V. Model School)Valentin Horvat 6-2 So. Ljubljana, Slovenia (Gimnazija Siska)Felipe Jaworski 6-0 So. Buenos Aires, Argentina (Saint Gregory’s)Zack Kennedy 6-4 So. Atlanta, Ga. (Westlake/Clemson)Jannis Koeke 6-0 So. Villmar, Germany (Tilemannschule Limburg)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Sebastian Acuna ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... Ah-KOON-yaAndrei Andrukhou ............................................................................................................................................................................AHN-dray Ahn-DROO-koSofi ane Chevallier ..............................................................................................................................................................................SO-fee-ahn SHEV-all-LEEChristian Gochnauer ............................................................................................................................................................................................. GOCK-now-erChinmay Handa ....................................................................................................................................................................................CHINN-may HAHN-dahValentin Horvat ............................................................................................................................................................................................ VAL-in-ten Hor-vattJannis Koeke ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... YAHN-is COKE-ee

BY COUNTRY/STATE

USA/Georgia ................................................................................................. 3USA/Florida ................................................................................................... 1Argentina ....................................................................................................... 1 Belarus ............................................................................................................ 1France ............................................................................................................. 1Germany ........................................................................................................ 1India................................................................................................................. 1Slovenia .......................................................................................................... 1

BY CLASS

Senior ..............................................................................................................1Juniors ............................................................................................................2Sophomores .................................................................................................5Freshmen .......................................................................................................2



Meet the

Panthers



FALL 2014

Went 7-3 and won his fi nal four singles matches … Beat No. 23 South Florida’s Everth Dzib in three sets in the opening round of the 2014 USTA/ITA Southeast Regional Championship … Teamed with Zack Kennedy to go 10-3 in doubles play and advanced to the fi nal in both the Wake Forest Fall Invitational and the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational … Kennedy and Chevallier won fi nal four doubles matches to close out the fall.

SPRING 2014

Named to Sun Belt All-Conference Doubles First Team with doubles partner Robert Schulze ... Finished season with 12-7 singles record and 12-8 doubles record ... Went 4-2 at both No. 3 and No. 6 singles ... Went 9-7 at No. 1 and No. 2 doubles with Schulze ... Earned a 6-1, 6-0 win against Andrew Fish of Western Kentucky in the fi rst round of the Sun Belt Confernce Championship.

FALL 2013

Went 3-6 in singles play, with wins over Nebraska, Georgia Southern and UNC-Asheville ... Had ITA preseason doubles ranking of No. 58 with Robert Schulze ... Went 3-2 with Schulze in doubles play ... Advanced to quarterfi nals as the No. 7 seed at USTA/ITA Regional Championships, with wins over South Florida and Kennesaw State.

SPRING 2013

Went 8-11 in singles play ... Ranked 17th in the region for most of spring play ... Contributed to Georgia State’s 4-2 win over No. 72 Elon ... Was ranked eighth in the region with partner Robert Schulze in doubles play ... Posted 8-4 record in doubles with Schulze ... Won both doubles matches en route to Sun Belt Conference Championship.

FALL 2012

Won four matches at the ITA Southeast Regional Championships from Oct. 19-22 ... Entered the competition in the singles qualifying draw where he won three matches to enter the main draw ... Defeated UCF’s Juan Bolona 7-5, 6-3 and Miami’s

Sofi ane

Chevallier

SENIOR • 5-11

PARIS, FRANCE

CNED

Player ProfilesHenrique Tsukamoto 7-6 (2), 6-1 before winning a 6-4, 6-3 match vs. FAU’s Sean Bacha ... Teamed with Robert Schulze to win the Main Draw doubles title at the Georgia Southern Championships in October ... The pair won four matches in the tournament to take the title ... Also took third place in the singles White Draw at the Georgia Southern Championships.

SPRING 2012

Posted a 9-4 record in singles play ... Began the season with eight straight singles victories ... Clinched two GSU victories with singles wins ... Clinched a 7-0 win vs. Austin Peay with his fi rst career victory, a 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 win at No. 4 singles ... Also clinched GSU’s 7-0 win vs. UNC Asheville with a 6-1, 6-1 win at No. 5 singles ... Went 6-6 in doubles play this season, including a 6-3 record with classmate Ismael Lahlou.

PREP

Chevallier competed on the Open International Juniors circuit in France in spring of 2011 ... Attended CNED Institution in Paris, France.

PERSONAL

Sofi ane Chevallier was born on June 15, 1992 in Paris, France ... Son of Azzedine and Liliane ... Has one older sister ... Majoring in business ... Name is pronounced “SO-fee-ahn SHEV-all-LEE.”



FALL 2014

In his fi rst semester at GSU, Bishop went 5-8 in singles play … Defeated No. 40 Louisville’s Courtney Lock in straight sets in the Round of 16 at Wake Forest … At Georgia Gwinnett’s Grizzly Open, Bishop knocked off No. 24 Erik Aunapuu of Lewis (D-II) … Bishop posted a 3-4 record in doubles play with partner Eric Baum and went 1-2 with Chinmay Handa.

UT-PAN AMERICAN

Finished the 2014 spring season 6-7 in singles and won four-straight doubles matches to end the season … Defeated the No. 6 singles player for No. 64 Arkansas … His team advanced to the semifi nals in the 2014 WAC tournament … Posted a 7-6 singles record during the 2013 spring schedule.

PREP

Team MVP, took third place in the regional tournament and qualifi ed for the state tournament while losing just twice all season as a senior ... Qualifi ed for the state tournament three times in his four years, while also earning the Coach’s Award in 2011 and the Most Outstanding Award in 2010 ... Ranked No. 3 on the 2012 Junior Challenge Ladder for Atlanta out of 75 boys ... The United State Tennis Association ranked him as high No. 18 in the state of Georgia and No. 69 in the South.

PERSONAL

Joseph Bishop was born Sept. 17, 1993 in Marietta, Ga., to Keith and Jill Bishop … Has a younger brother, Jay … Majoring in exercise science.

Joseph

Bishop

JUNIOR • 6-1

MARIETTA, GA.

UT-PAN AMERICAN

SPRAYBERRY H.S.

Player Profiles



FALL 2014

Went 5-5 in singles play in three tournaments … Defeated No. 30 Wake Forest’s Brendan Henry in three sets to advance to the quarterfi nals of a fl ight at the Wake Forest Fall Invite … Won in three sets versus No. 50 UNCW’s Gianlucca Massa to advance to the semifi nals of the Fall Invite, but fell in three sets to Jordan Hart of Davidson … Closed out the fall with a win over Alon Faiman of No. 74 College of Charleston at the Eagles’ Round Robin Invitational in Statesboro, Ga. … Posted a 3-7 doubles record.

SPRING 2014

Practiced with Georgia State but did not compete.

FALL 2013

Went 1-4 in singles play ... Picked up a win over Georgia Southern’s Daniel Rush 7-6, 4-6, 10-2 ... Also went 1-4 in doubles with Christian Gochnauer ... Defeated a pair from Tennessee Tech 8-2.

SPRING 2013

Played one singles match at Chattanooga on Jan. 18 ... Lost the match at No. 6 singles 6-0, 6-2.

FALL 2012

Practiced with Georgia State but did not compete.

PREP

Attended D.L. D.A.V. Model School in the Shalimar Bagh district of New Delhi, India ... Graduated in 2012.

PERSONAL

Chinmay Handa (pronounced CHINN-may HAHN-dah) was born on Aug. 25, 1994 in New Delhi, India ... Son of Anil and Manisha Handa ... Has one brother, Durvish ... Intends to major in Managerial Science.

Chinmay

Handa

JUNIOR • 6-0

DELHI, INDIA

D.A.V. MODEL SCHOOL

Player Profiles



FALL 2014

Saw action in two tournaments for the Panthers … Posted a 1-5 singles record … Lost in the Round of 16 of the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational to Furman’s Ryan Massinople in three sets … Defeated Georgia Southern’s Robbie Thompson in straight sets at the Eagles’ Round Robin Invitational in Statesboro, Ga.

SPRING 2014

Went 0-2 in two doubles matches in the spring ... Lost 6-1 with Valentin Horvat at No. 2 doubles against No. 67 ETSU ... Lost 8-3 with Horvat to Bradley at No. 3 doubles.

FALL 2013

Went 2-2 in singles play ... Picked up wins over players from Bluefi eld and James Madison ... Went 1-4 in doubles with Chinmay Handa ... Defeated a pair from Tennessee Tech 8-2.

PREP

Three year varsity member ... 33-5 record despite injuries for two years ... Captain of 2013 6A state champions ... Team won state championship in 2011 (5A) and 2013 (6A) ... Scholar-athlete ... Beat top 200 player in SE Bullfrog Tournament ... Coached by Bill Shields.

PERSONAL

Christian Francis Gochnauer (pronounced “GOCK-now-er”) was born on Feb. 20, 1995 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Larry and Jan Gochnauer ... Has one older brother, Nicholas ... Majoring in economics.

Christian

Gochnauer

SOPHOMORE • 5-9

LAWRENCEVILLE, GA.

BROOKWOOD

Player Profiles



FALL 2014

Recorded four wins in 10 contests in singles play … Advanced to quarterfi nals at Wake Forest Fall Invitational before losing to No. 30 Wake Forest’s Matt Erdman … At Georgia Tech’s Fall Invitational, Horvat defeated players from UAB and Georgia Tech to go 2-2 on the weekend … Finished the fall season with a 4-5 doubles record (two diff erent partners) with wins over teams from Georgia Southern, Furman, UNCG and No. 51 VCU.

SPRING 2014

Went 1-5 at No. 5 and No. 6 singles ... Defeated Patrick De Seroux 6-0, 6-0 of Western Kentucky in the quarterfi nals of the Sun Belt Conference Championship ... Was 4-17 in doubles play ... Went 4-11 at No. 2 doubles with four diff erent partners ... Was 2-1 with Thomas Cook at No. 2 doubles.

FALL 2013

Went 2-5 in singles play ... Picked up wins over South Alabama and Mercer ... Went 1-5 in doubles.

PREP

Winner of a men’s open event in Las Vegas in 2012 ... Runner up in national championship in Slovenia in doubles in 16s ... Winner of a tennis Europe event in doubles in 14s in Otocec, Slovenia ... Three-time national team champion in 12s and 14s.

PERSONAL

Valentin Horvat (pronounced “VAL-en-tin”) was born in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on Jan. 13, 1995 ... Son of Boris and Vesna Horvat ... Has one brother, Sebastian ... Hails from the capital city of the Republic of Slovenia - Ljubljana’s 300,000 residents make it the largest city in the country of 2 million ... Undecided major.

Valentin

Horvat

SENIOR • 6-2

LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA

GIMNAZIJA SISKA

Player Profiles



FALL 2014

Played in 16 singles matches for GSU and fi nished with a 7-9 record … Defeated No. 44 Auburn’s Joseph Van Dooren in a quarterfi nals match at the Georgia Tech Invitational … Lost in three sets in the semifi nals to Eduardo Alfonzo of Florida Gulf Coast … Beat No. 52 Elon’s Josh Luck in straight sets at Wake Forest’s Fall Invitational … Jaworski went 4-6 with doubles partner Jannis Koeke … Won a consolation match at Wake Forest against No. 30 Wake Forest’s Matt Erdman and Nicholas Osterling … Faced six ranked schools in doubles competition.

SPRING 2014

Went 9-8 in singles and 3-7 in doubles ... Played at all singles positions excpet No. 1 ... Had GSU’s best record at No. 5 singles, going 4-0 ... Finished the season on a seven-match win streak ... Won 6-1 at No. 1 doubles with Thomas Cook against USC Upstate ... Won back-to-back matches at No. 3 doubles with Sofi ane Chevallier, defeating pairs from Georgia Southern and Western Kentucky.

PREP

Attended Saint Gregory’s College in Buenos Aires, Argentina ... Graduated in December 2012 ... Was ranked No. 13 in the nation in boys under-18 ... Was ranked No. 60 in the nation’s open ranking ... Awarded best academic performance 2007-12 for highest GPA in class ... Earned IGCSE diploma with excellence.

PERSONAL

Felipe Juchimiuk Jaworski was born on Sept. 23, 1994 in Buenos Aires, Argentina ... Son of Horacio Jaworski and Carla Straka ... Has three older siblings, Irina, Anya and Sebastian ... Finance major.

Felipe

Jaworski

SOPHOMORE • 6-0BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

SAINT GREGORY’S COLLEGE

Player Profiles



FALL 2014

Finished fi rst semester at Georgia State with an 11-4 singles record ... Won his singles fl ight at the Wake Forest Fall Invitational ... Paired with Sofi ane Chevallier to to go 10-3 in doubles play and advanced to the fi nal in both the Wake Forest Fall Invitational and the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational … Kennedy and Chevallier won fi nal four doubles matches to close out the fall.

CLEMSON

Played freshman year at Clemson ... Recorded a 6-1 record in doubles play and a 2-1 record in singles.

PREP

Ranked No. 31 nationally and No. 4 in the state of Georgia by TennisRecruiting.net as a senior ... Won championships at the U16 Southern Closed and Southern Closed Doubles events.

PERSONAL

Born in Atlanta, Ga. on May 15, 1995 ... Son of Samuel and Sandra Kennedy ... Majoring in business accounting.

Zackery

Kennedy

SOPHOMORE • 6-5

ATLANTA, GA.

CLEMSON

WESTLAKE H.S.

Player Profiles



FALL 2014

Went 5-9 in singles play against stiff competition … Faced two players ranked in the top 75 and went head-to-head with players from ranked schools 12 times … At the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational, Koeke went to three sets with No. 44 Auburn’s Dante Saleh before emerging victorious … Defeated No. 50 UNCW’s Christiaan Van der Burgh in three sets at Wake Forest and followed that with straight-set win over No. 52 Elon’s Stefan Fortmann … Went 4-6 with doubles partner Felipe Jaworski … Won a consolation match at Wake Forest against No. 30 Wake Forest’s Matt Erdman and Nicholas Osterling … Faced six ranked schools in doubles competition.

SPRING 2014

Named to Sun Belt All-Conference Singles First Team ... Was named the Sun Belt’s men’s tennis Player of the Week three times, more than any other men’s player this season ... Went 13-9 overall and 8-3 at No. 2 singles ... Won six matches against players from ranked teams, the highest Sebastian Sachs of No. 29 Oklahoma State ... Was 10-10 at doubles ... Was 8-7 at Nos. 2 and 3 doubles with Eric Baum.

FALL 2013

Went 5-4 in singles play ... Picked up fi rst Georgia State win with a straight-set victory over Georgia Southern’s Oliver Webb at No. 2 singles ... Went 4-4 in doubles.

PREP

Took third place in German Championship with team ... Defeated the No. 300 ATP player in juniors ... Attended Tilemannschule Limburg in Limburg, Germany.

PERSONAL

Jannis Koeke (pronounced “YAN-nis COKE-ee”) was born in Limburg, Germany on Feb. 17, 1994 ... Son of Henning and Nikola Koeke ... Has two brothers, Linus and Niklas ... Major is fi nance.

Jannis

Koeke

SOPHOMORE • 6-0VILLMAR, GERMANY

TILEMANNSCHULE LIMBURG

Player Profiles



PREP

Acuna was rated as high as No. 8 in the state of Florida by TennisRecruiting.net ... Acuna appeared in several national tournaments and saw success, including a round-of-16 fi nish at the USTA U18 Clay Court Championships.

PERSONAL

Born in Redondo Beach, Fla., and calls Miami Beach home ... Acuna is the son of Leonor Chandia and the brother to Andy and Rodrigo Varas ... Graduated from Florida Virtual High School ... Intends on majoring in economics.

Sebastian

Acuna

Player Profiles

PREP

Won the Georgi Kravkov Memorial Cup in August of 2014 ... Picked up his fi rst ATP point at the Belarus F4 Futures competition ... Won fi rst ATP doubles point at the Belarus F3 Futures competition ... Member of Junior Belarus National Team ... Team fi nished third in Europe (Summer Cup).

PERSONAL

Andrei Andrukhou was born in Baranovichi, Belarus on January 9, 1997 to Sergei Andrukhou and Elena Andrukhova ... Has one sibling, Roma, an older brother.

Andrei

AndrukhouFRESHMAN • 5-11NORTH MIAMI, FLA.

FLORIDA VIRTUAL

FRESHMAN • 6-2MINSK, BELARUS

REPUBLIC STATE COLLEGE

OF OLYMPIC RESERVE



2013-14 StatisticsSingles Doubles

Date Opponent Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3Jan 18, 2014 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 6-1 W W W W W W L W LJan 20, 2014 USC UPSTATE W 5-2 W L W W L W W W WJan 25, 2014 vs #63 Wichita State L 3-4 L L L W L W L W WJan 26, 2014 at Santa Clara L 0-4 L L L . . . L L WJan 31, 2014 at #40 Columbia L 0-6 L L u L L L . L LFeb 2, 2014. at #62 Cornell L 1-4 L L W u u L L W LFeb 07, 2014 #61 WICHITA STATE L 1-4 L L L W u u L W LFeb 08, 2014 #67 ETSU W 4-3 L W W L L W W L WFeb 09, 2014 #29 OKLAHOMA STATE L 1-4 L W L L u u u L LFeb 16, 2014 TENNESSEE TECH W 4-3 L L W L W W W W WFeb 21, 2014 UAB W 4-1 W W W W u u u L LFeb 23, 2014 #59 NEBRASKA L 1-6 L L L L W L L L uFeb 28, 2014 at Stetson W 4-3 L W L W L W W L WMar 01, 2014 at #58 Central Florida L 3-4 L W L W L W u L LMar 04, 2014 #47 UNCW L 2-5 L L W L L W L L WMar 7, 2014. at #52 Georgia Tech W 4-0 Wr W u u u W L W WMar 15, 2014 #67 NEW MEXICO L 1-4 u W L L L u L W LMar 16, 2014 #39 DRAKE L 0-4 L L L u u u L L uMar 22, 2014 BRADLEY W 4-1 u W W W W u L W LApr 04, 2014 DEPAUL L 1-4 L W L u u L L L WApr 05, 2014 S.C. STATE W 4-3 W W W L W L W L LApr 06, 2014 #74 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON L 1-4 L W L L u . L L uApr 09, 2014 at Georgia Southern W 6-1 W W W W W L u W WApr 18, 2014 vs #6 WKU W 4-0 u u W u W W u W WApr 19, 2014 vs #71 #2 South Alabama L 0-4 L u u L u L u L L

Overall record: 11-14 • Conference: 0-0 • Region: 0-0 • Home: 7-8 • Away: 3-4 • Neutral: 1-2vs National ranked: 0-0 • vs Regional ranked: 0-0

vs ranked LastSINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10Baum, Eric 7-17 5-12 2-5 0-0 --- --- --- 2-5 2-7 1-0 0-0 0-0 L1 3-4Chevallier, Sofiane 15-13 12-7 3-6 0-0 --- --- 4-2 3-3 1-0 4-2 0-0 0-0 W2 4-4Cook, Thomas 9-16 4-13 5-3 0-0 4-12 0-1 --- --- --- --- 0-2 0-0 L1 2-7Gochnauer, Christian 2-2 0-0 2-2 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 2-2Handa, Chinmay 1-4 0-0 1-4 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L4 1-4Horvat, Valentin 3-6 1-5 2-1 0-0 --- --- --- --- 0-1 1-4 0-0 0-0 L1 1-5Jaworski, Felipe 9-8 9-8 0-0 0-0 --- 1-5 0-1 0-1 4-0 4-1 0-0 0-0 W7 4-0Koeke, Jannis 17-11 13-9 4-2 0-0 1-3 8-3 3-2 1-1 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W1 5-3Schulze, Robert 15-12 12-8 3-4 0-0 1-1 4-1 4-6 3-0 --- --- 0-0 0-1 L1 4-3Totals 78-89 56-62 22-27 0-0 6-16 13-10 11-11 9-10 7-8 10-7 0-2 0-1Percentage .467 .475 .449 .000 .273 .565 .500 .474 .467 .588 .000 .000

vs ranked LastDOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10Chevallier, Sofiane/Schulze, Robert 12-9 9-7 3-2 0-0 3-6 6-1 --- 0-2 0-0 L1 4-6Cook, Thomas/Horvat, Valentin 3-8 2-5 1-3 0-0 0-4 2-1 --- 0-0 0-0 L2 2-8Baum, Eric/Koeke, Jannis 11-10 8-7 3-3 0-0 --- 1-2 7-5 0-0 0-0 L2 5-5Gochnauer, Christian/Handa, Chinmay 1-4 0-0 1-4 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 1-4Chevallier, Sofiane/Cook, Thomas 2-1 0-0 2-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W2 2-1Cook, Thomas/Jaworski, Felipe 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 --- --- 0-0 0-0 L2 1-2Horvat, Valentin/Jaworski, Felipe 0-4 0-4 0-0 0-0 --- 0-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 L4 0-4Cook, Thomas/Schulze, Robert 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 1-1Gochnauer, Christian/Horvat, Valentin 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 --- 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 L2 0-2Chevallier, Sofiane/Koeke, Jannis 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0Baum, Eric/Horvat, Valentin 2-6 2-6 0-0 0-0 --- 2-6 --- 0-0 0-0 L1 2-6Cook, Thomas/Koeke, Jannis 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-3 0-0 0-0 L1 1-3Chevallier, Sofiane/Jaworski, Felipe 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 --- --- 2-1 0-0 0-0 L1 2-1Totals 37-51 27-38 10-13 0-0 5-13 11-14 11-11 0-2 0-0Percentage .420 .415 .435 .000 .278 .440 .500 .000 .000



2014 SBC Final2014 SUN BELT CONFERENCE MEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

APRIL 18-20, 2014 - NEW ORLEANS, LA - HOST: SUN BELT CONFERENCE

*All times C.T. and subject to change

M1 - FRI6:00 PM

#5 Troy

#4 UT Arlington

M2 - FRI6:00 PM

#6 Western Kentucky

#3 Georgia State

#3 Georgia State

M3 - SAT3:00 PM

M5 - CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY2:00 PM

M4 - SAT3:00 PM

#2 South Alabama

#2 South Alabama

#1 UL Lafayette

#1 UL Lafayette

Champion

#4 UT Arlington

#1 UL Lafayette

4-1

4-0

4-1

4-0

, 4-2



Individual Season Best Results2014

Jannis Koeke 17-11, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 (.607)2013

Victor Valente 28-9, No. 1 (.756)2012

Matias Hatem 21-3, Nos. 1,2,3,4 (.875)2011

Vincent Verpeaux 24-3, Nos. 4,5,6 (.889)2010

Henri Mangin 16-3, Nos. 3,4,5 (.842)2009

Henri Mangin 6-15, Nos. 1,2,3 (.286)2008

Nejc Podkrajsek 9-6, No. 1 (.600)2007

Andres Arango 18-5, No. 4 (.783)2006

Nejc Podkrajsek 16-5, No. 2 (.762)2005

Anze Cevka 15-3, Nos. 2,3,4,5 (.833)2004

Nicolas Lupica 9-5, Nos. 4,5 (.643)2003

Miha Lisac 15-3, Nos. 2,3 (.833)2002

Luka Bernard 19-4, No. 4 (.826)2001

Albano Franco 14-9, No. 4 (.609)2000

Frank Huot 15-3, Nos. 4,5 (.833)1999

Daniel Wajnberg 16-2, Nos. 2,3,4 (.888)1998

Marius Swart 14-6, Nos. 1,2,3 (.700)1997

Nicolas Brochu 7-4, Nos. 4,5,6 (.636)1995

Karl Lindberg 11-4, Nos. 1,2 (.733)1992

Scott Patterson 9-6, Nos. 3,4,5 (.600)Christian Dietrich 9-6, Nos. 4,5,6 (.600)

1991Mirko Bjelica 9-5 (.643)

1987John Zeppa 17-4 (.810)

1983Brett Harte 17-6 (.739)

Program Highlights2013-14

• Freshman Jannis Koeke was named to the All-Sun Belt team.

2012-13• Sun Belt Conference Champions• No. 61 ITA ranking• NCAA bid vs. No. 26 Illinois• Valente earns bid to NCAA Singles• Valente/Santa Ana advance to Round of

16 in NCAA Doubles Tournament2011-12

• 20-5 School-record 11-match win streak• No. 60 ITA ranking• Advanced to CAA semifi nal

2010-11 • 21-6 School-record 21 wins in season• No. 65 ITA Ranking• Advanced to conference semifi nal

2009-10• 15-6 Advanced to conference semifi nal• Biggest turnaround in NCAA (+14 wins)• Won 8 of last 9 matches

2006-07• 19-4 Won conference championship• NCAA bid vs. No. 29 Auburn• School-record 19-win season• Won 5 straight and 12 of last 13

matches2005-06

• 13-9 Advanced to conference semifi nal2001-02

• 15-9 Won conference championship• NCAA bid vs. No. 12 Florida• Lost in Gainesville, Fla., 0-4

2000-01• 14-12 Advanced to conference

semifi nal1999-00

• 14-5 Won conference championship• NCAA bid vs. No. 22 Michigan• Lost in Ft. Worth, 4-1

1998-99• 17-5 Won conference championship• NCAA bid vs. No. 1 Georgia• Lost in Athens, 4-2

1997-98• 15-6 Won conference championship• Ended season with 8 straight wins

1996-97• 15-6 Advanced to conference semifi nal• School-record 11 straight wins• Ranked No. 73 for fi rst ever national

ranking

Team NCAA Appearances19981999.........................L, 2-4 vs. Georgia2000.......................L, 1-4 vs. Michigan2002...........................L, 0-4 vs. Florida2007.............L, 0-4 vs. No. 29 Auburn2013...............L, 0-4 vs. No. 26 Illinois

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Individual NCAA AppearancesMartin Stiegwardt (2007 singles)Victor Valente (2013 singles)

Conference Championships2013, 2007, 2002, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1989

Conference Runner-Up:2003, 1993, 1990

Conference AllegianceGeorgia State joined the Sun Belt Conference July 1, 2013. Prior to switching to the Sun Belt, GSU was a member of the Colonial Athletic Association from 2005-13. GSU won fi ve men’s tennis Atlantic Sun and Trans-America Athletic conference championships (four in a fi ve-year span). In 2007, the Panthers won their fi rst CAA league title.

Victor Valente



1959 (10-3)

Head Coach: Francis Bridges

Mercer W 7-2SamfordAlabama W 5-2Emory W 9-0Jacksonville W 7-2Oglethorpe W 9-0Erskine W 9-0Furman W 8-1Emory W 7-2Erskine W 9-0Howard College L 1-8Georgia L 1-8

*Records from 1960-1967 taken from school yearbooks; individual match records not available.

1960


1961


1962


1967


1968 (6-7)


Erskine L 0-9Mercer L 1-8Florida Southern L 2-7William & Mary L 2-7Shorter W 5-4Chattanooga L 1-8Mercer W 5-4Oglethorpe W 7-2Shorter W 7-2Berry W 9-0Erskine L 0-9Oglethorpe L 1-8Berry W 9-0

1969 (10-11)


1970 (10-11)


1971 (5-12)


Shorter W 7-2Florida Southern L 2-7West Georgia W 8-1Florida Southern L 0-9Mercer L 4-5Shorter W 9-0Mercer L 4-5Tennessee W 5-4LaGrange L 3-6Erskine L 3-6Emory L 0-9Maryville W 7-2Erskine L 4-5LaGrange L 3-6West Georgia L 2-7Chattanooga L 4-5Emory L 2-7

1972


1973 n/a

1974 n/a

1975 (11-11)

1976 (11-9)


Erskine W 5-4Chicago State L 1-8Richmond L 0-9Emory W 6-3Mercer W 8-1Mercer L 2-7South Alabama L 4-5Southern Miss L 1-8New Orleans W 8-1Southeastern Louisiana L 4-5Citadel W 7-2Eastern Michigan W 5-4Shorter L 3-6Emory W 6-3Georgia Southern L 1-8Georgia Tech L 4-5West Georgia W 5-4

Erskine W 8-1Emory W 6-3Jacksonville W 6-3

1977


n/a

1978 (2-13)

Clemson L 0-9Shorter L 2-7Emory L 1-8Erskine L 3-6Mississippi State L 2-7Millsaps L 2-7New Orleans L 3-6Tulane L 1-8Samford L 2-7Emory L 2-7Georgia Southern L 1-8Southern Poly W 5-4Mercer L 3-6Erskine L 3-6Mercer W 5-4

1979 (16-8, Sun Belt Conference)


1980 (3-17)

Morehouse W 7-2Mercer L 3-6Erskine L 2-7St. Francis College W 7-2Tulane L 0-9New Orleans L 0-9South Alabama L 4-5Emory L 2-7Shorter L 3-6Birmingham-Southern L 0-9Hope W 5-4Erskine L 2-7UAB L 3-6Columbus State L 2-7Mercer L 4-5Emory L 4-5Shorter L 2-7Morehouse L 4-5West Georgia L 3-6Georgia Tech L 1-8

year-by-year results



1981 (15-9)

Head Coach: Rick Bodin

Morehouse W 9-0Morehouse W 8-1Erskine W 8-1Shorter W 8-1Lynchburg L 4-5Samford L 3-6West Georgia W 9-0Morehead State L 4-5Jacksonville L 3-6Columbus W 8-1Erskine W 9-0Hope W 9-0Georgia Tech L 0-9Howard W 7-2Emory W 5-4Mercer W 9-0UAB L 3-6West Georgia W 9-0Charlotte L 4-5Emory W 7-2Shorter W Def.Georgia Southern L 2-7Armstrong State W 7-2New Orleans L 4-5

1982 (15-10)


Emory W 8-1Shorter W 5-4St. Francis W 5-4South Alabama L 0-9VCU W 8-1West Georgia W 8-1George Washington W 9-0Erskine W 9-0Howard W 9-0Hope W 7-2Auburn L 1-8South Alabama L 1-8New Orleans L 1-8Tulane L 1-8Georgia Tech L 3-6Mercer W 9-0UAB L 2-7Morehouse W 7-2Morehouse W 8-1Georgia Southern L 0-9Birmingham-Southern W 5-4Emory L 3-6

West Georgia W 8-1Mercer W 8-1Shorter W 9-0Georgia Southern L 0-9Birmingham-Southern W 5-4Emory L 3-6West Georgia W 8-1Mercer W 8-1Shorter L 3-6

1983 (13-9)

Head Coach: Tom Bridges

Furman L 1-8Erskine W 6-3Columbus W 6-3St. Francis W 7-2Johnson C. Smith W 9-0Edinboro State W 2-7Shorter W 6-3Hope W 9-0Samford L 4-5Tulane L 4-5New Orleans L 0-9Emory W 6-3West Georgia W 7-2Georgia Tech L 0-9Erskine W 9-0Jacksonville L 2-7Morehouse W 8-1Auburn L 1-8West Georgia L 1-8Shorter W 6-3Morehouse W 7-2Charlotte W 6-3

1984 (6-11)

1985 n/a

1986 n/a

1987 n/a

Head Coach: Chuck McCuen

1988 (12-11, 3-1 TAAC)


1/31 Georgia College W 8-12/8 Georgia Tech L 0-92/13 Samford W 6-3 Morehouse W 5-42/10 Auburn L 0-5

2/21 Hunnington L 4-52/21 North Florida L 1-53/1 Richmond W 8-13/2 Berry W 9-03/4 Stetson W 6-23/5 Samford W 7-23/21 UCF W 5-13/23 Bowling Green W 9-03/24 Florida International W 5-4 Flagler L 3-6 Georgia Southern L 3-6 Morehouse W 7-2 UAB L 2-5 Chattanooga L 1-5 Florida State L 1-5 Emory W 5-4 TAAC Tournament

vs. Arkansas Little Rock L 3-6 vs. Georgia Southern L 4-5

1989 (16-5, 4-0 TAAC)

TAAC Champions


2/15 Mercer W 9-02/20 at Berry W 7-12/22 at Morehouse W 6-02/27 at Georgia Tech L 1-83/1 at Emory W 5-43/4 at Florida International L 4-5 vs. Virginia Tech W 6-3 at Florida State L 4-5 vs. Louisville W 6-0 vs. Auburn L 3-6 at Stetson W 8-1 vs. Middle Tennessee W 7-2 vs. Costal Carolina W 6-3 at Flagler L 4-5 Colgate W 9-0 Georgia Southern W 5-4 at Samford W 8-1 at Clemson W 8-1 Jacksonville State W 6-0 TAAC Tournament

vs. Houston Baptist W 6-3 vs. Arkansas Little Rock W 5-4

1990 (11-5, 5-2 TAAC)

Head Coach Chuck McCuen

Florida State L 0-6 Auburn-Montgomery L 4-5 Armstrong State W 5-4




Valdosta State W 5-1 Shorter College L 4-5 Jacksonville W 5-2 Georgia College W 5-3 UAB L 2-5 Samford L 1-8 Florida L 1-8 Mississippi L 1-7 UNLV L 2-7 North Florida L 0-6 Flagler W 5-4 South Florida L 2-7 Florida Atlantic W 6-3 South Alabama L 4-5 Samford W 5-3 Tennessee Tech L 4-5 Middle Tennessee L 3-6 Louisville L 3-5 Georgia Southern W 5-4 Samford W 5-4 Hardin-Simmons W 6-0 Georgia Southern W 5-1 TAAC Tournament

vs. Arkansas Little Rock L 3-6

1991 (7-12, 3-4 TAAC)


2/24 at UAB L 0-63/1 vs. Armstrong Atlantic L 4-53/1 vs. Valdosta State W 6-03/6 at Samford L 0-93/10 at Mercer W 9-03/18 at Stetson W 5-13/19 at UCF L 4-53/20 vs. Rutgers W 5-33/20 at Flagler L 4-53/21 vs. Concordia W 6-03/22 vs. Georgia College W 5-13/23 at Georgia Southern L 2-7 at South Alabama L 0-6 vs. Mississippi State L 4-5 vs. West Florida L 0-64/1 Berry L 3-14/2 at Shorter L 1-6 TAAC Tournament

at Samford L 0-6 vs. Stetson W 5-1 vs. Florida International L 0-6

1992 (7-7, 2-2 TAAC)


2/19 Mercer W 9-02/28 Florida Atlantic L 2-52/28 Valdosta W 5-22/29 ABAC L 1-52/29 Jacksonville W 5-23/3 Emory W 6-33/14 Chattanooga W 6-33/20 at Florida State L 1-83/21 vs. Wake Forest L 1-53/21 at Florida A&M W 7-2 Sinclair W Def.4/1 Hampton L 2-74/5 Jacksonville L 4-54/11 South Alabama L 0-9

1993 (15-3, 8-1 TAAC)


2/18 vs. Florida A&M W 5-12/19 vs. Georgia Southern L 2-62/20 at Florida State L 1-73/1 at Emory W 7-23/5 at Samford W 5-43/8 West Georgia W 5-13/10 at Mercer W 6-0 Morehead State W 5-03/12 at Duquesne W 5-13/22 UCF W 5-4 at Stetson W 5-03/24 Jacksonville W 4-33/26 vs. Centenary W 6-03/27 vs. SE Louisiana W 5-43/31 at West Georgia W 5-0 TAAC Tournament

4/8 at Stetson W 5-14/9 vs. Southeastern Louisiana W 5-34/10 vs. Florida International L 0-6

1994 (11-9, 9-3 TAAC)


Florida A&M W 5-4 Florida State L 0-72/11 at Georgia Tech L 1-82/22 at Mercer W 6-22/25 at Auburn L 2-53/4 vs. Southeastern Louisiana W 5-13/9 at Samford L 2-5 Hampton L 1-63/20 at Flagler L 1-53/22 vs. Florida Atlantic W 6-1

3/23 vs. UCF L 1-63/25 Campbell W 4-33/29 at Emory W 7-2 Chattanooga L 2-54/8 at Charleston Southern W 6-14/9 at College of Charleston W 4-3 Georgia College W 7-0 TAAC Tournament

4/13 vs. College of Charleston L 1-44/14 vs. Florida Atlantic W 4-04/15 Southeastern LA W 5-1

*1995 Results Incomplete

1996 (3-12, 1-2 TAAC)


1/20 at Alabama L 0-12/3 at Florida State L 1-52/10 at Auburn L 0-52/11 at Georgia Tech L 0-42/21 Mercer L 3-42/24 at Jacksonville State L 2-52/25 Eastern Michigan W 6-13/1 Hampton L 2-53/23 at Campbell W 6-13/26 Georgia College L 3-44/2 at Chattanooga L 1-64/3 Samford L 1-64/7 at College of Charleston L 1-64/9 Emory W 4-3 TAAC Tournament

4/12 vs. SE Louisiana L 3-4

1997 (15-6, 8-2 TAAC)


1/14 Mercer W 7-01/18 at Alabama L 2-52/2 at Auburn L 3-42/7 Georgia Southern W 7-02/8 at Florida State L 0-62/9 at Georgia Tech L 1-62/17 Mercer W 6-12/18 at Georgia College W 5-03/3 Florida Atlantic L 3-43/5 Hampton W 5-23/8 College of Charleston W 5-23/22 at Central Florida W 4-33/24 at Flagler W 7-03/28 Campbell W 5-13/29 at Troy State W 4-34/2 Chattanooga W 5-2




4/4 at Samford W 4-34/7 at Emory W 6-14/8 Jacksonville W 7-0 TAAC Tournament

4/10 vs. Stetson W 4-14/11 vs. UCF L 2-4

1998 (15-6, 10-1 TAAC)

TAAC Champions


1/15 Jacksonville State W 7-01/17 at Alabama L 1-62/4 at Georgia Tech L 3-42/6 Georgia Southern W 7-02/7 at Florida State L 2-52/14 at Auburn L 1-62/24 at Jacksonville State W 7-02/27 Troy State W 5-22/28 Charleston Southern W 5-23/5 at Georgia L 0-73/6 Hampton W 6-13/20 at UCF W 4-13/21 at Florida Atlantic L 3-43/25 Chattanooga W 6-13/28 at Campbell W 6-14/2 Mercer W 5-24/5 at College of Charleston W 6-14/10 Samford W 6-1 TAAC Tournament

vs. Samford W 4-0vs. Florida International W 4-1

vs. Florida Atlantic W 4-2

1999 (17-5, 6-0 TAAC)

TAAC Champions

NCAA Regional


1/12 Mercer W 7-01/13 Jacksonville State W 7-01/16 at Alabama L 0-71/18 Georgia Southern W 6-12/24 at Georgia Tech L 2-53/2 Campbell W 7-03/4 at Georgia L 2-53/6 Hampton W 5-23/8 at Flagler W 5-23/9 at Marquette W 7-03/10 at Jacksonville W 5-23/17 at Samford W 4-33/19 UCF DNP3/20 Vanderbilt W 4-3

3/24 at Middle Tennessee W 6-13/28 at Troy W 6-14/ 8 Chattanooga W 6-14/10 at Florida Atlantic W 4-34/11 at Florida State L 3-4 TAAC Tournament

Jacksonville W 4-0 Troy State W 4-0 UCF W 4-1 NCAA Regional

5/15 Georgia L 2-4

2000 (14-5, 4-1 TAAC)

TAAC Champions

NCAA Regional


1/22 Charlotte W 6-11/23 Georgia Southern W 7-02/8 at No. 5 Florida L 0-72/19 vs. No. 69 NC State W 4-32/23 at No. 63 Georgia Tech W 5-22/15 Jacksonville State W 5-22/26 at No. 43 Alabama L 3-43/6 at UCF W 6-13/8 Florida Atlantic L 1-63/15 Troy W 4-33/23 vs. Portland W 7-03/24 vs. No. 29 Boise State L 3-43/25 vs. Nebraska W 5-24/2 at Middle Tennessee W 4-24/8 Samford W 5-1 TAAC Tournament

4/14 vs. Jacksonville W 4-04/15 vs. Stetson W 4-24/16 vs. Florida Atlantic W 4-2 NCAA Regional

5/13 vs. Michigan State L 1-4

2001 (14-12, 3-3 TAAC)

Head Coach: Saad Ashraf

1/27 Jacksonville State W 7-01/27 Bethune-Cookman W 7-02/4 Mercer W 7-02/4 South Carolina W 6-12/9 at Georgia L 0-72/11 at South Alabama L 0-71/12 at Troy L 2-52/16 vs. Furman W 4-32/16 vs. Tennessee Tech W 4-02/17 vs. UCF W 4-32/22 Georgia Tech L 2-5

2/25 Florida Atlantic L 0-73/2 Chattanooga W 5-13/3 Central Florida L 3-43/8 Memphis L 1-63/10 UC Irvine L 3-43/11 ETSU L 0-73/15 Hampton W 5-23/16 NC State W 5-23/17 Samford W 7-03/21 at Florida L 1-63/24 Middle Tennessee W 4-34/7 Florida A&M W 6-14/14 Louisville L 1-6 TAAC Tournament

4/19 vs. Jacksonville W 4-24/20 vs. UCF L 2-4

2002 (15-9, 6-1 A-Sun)

Atlantic Sun Champions

NCAA Regional

Head Coach: Sten Van Beurden

2/9 Mercer W 7-02/10 Woff ord W 5-22/17 Tennessee Tech W 4-32/18 at Clark Atlanta W 5-22/20 at No. 44 Georgia Tech L 1-62/23 at No. 26 Wake Forest L 2-52/24 at NC State W 4-33/1 Troy W 6-13/2 Chattanooga W 6-13/5 No. 52 William & Mary W 4-33/10 UT Martin W 7-03/13 No. 51 Memphis L 3-43/15 at Samford W 7-03/16 No. 68 ETSU L 3-43/22 No. 53 Florida Atlantic L 3-43/23 No. 36 Miami (Fla.) L 3-43/25 No. 12 Florida L 3-43/28 DePaul W 5-24/1 Hampton W 5-2




4/3 No. 1 Georgia L 1-6 Atlantic Sun Tournament

4/19 Campbell W 4-04/20 No. 53 Florida Atlantic W 4-34/21 No. 62 UCF W 4-0 NCAA Regional

5/11 at Florida L 0-4

2003 (12-11, 6-1 A-Sun)

Head Coach: Nick Brochu

2/1 Florida Atlantic W 5-22/4 Chattanooga W 5-22/8 vs. Jacksonville State W 4-32/9 No. 18 Alabama L 1-62/15 at Tennessee Tech W 6-12/21 UCF L 2-52/22 Georgia Southern W 4-32/26 No. 35 Georgia Tech L 1-63/2 at Florida State L 1-63/3 at Jacksonville W 6-13/5 at South Florida L 3-43/8 UT Martin W 6-13/10 No. 21 Vanderbilt L 2-43/14 Hampton L 1-53/16 Samford W 6-13/21 No. 61 Middle Tennessee L 3-43/22 at Memphis L 2-53/28 Mercer W 5-24/6 Louisville L 1-64/12 at Troy W 4-3 Atlantic Sun Tournament

4/17 vs. Jacksonville State W 4-14/17 vs. Troy W 4-04/17 vs. UCF L 1-4

2004 (9-11, 3-2 A-Sun)


2/1 Georgia Southern W 4-32/5 at Chattanooga L 3-42/12 at No. 41 Georgia Tech L 0-72/20 Mercer W 6-12/22 Jacksonville State W 5-22/28 at Georgia L 0-72/29 Hampton W 4-33/7 at UCF L 2-53/8 at South Florida L 0-73/10 at Florida Atlantic L 1-43/14 UT Martin W 7-03/19 Belmont W 6-1

3/22 DePaul L 3-43/26 Tennessee Tech W 5-23/28 Memphis L 2-44/3 at No. 53 William & Mary L 1-54/4 at No. 8 VCU L 0-64/9 Troy W 4-2 Atlantic Sun Tournament

4/13 vs. Stetson W 4-14/14 vs. UCF L 3-4

2005 (13-7, 3-1 A-Sun)


1/27 Princeton L 2-51/28 Woff ord W 4-02/4 at Georgia Southern W 5-22/12 Campbell W 4-32/13 Gardner-Webb W 6-02/15 at Mercer W 4-32/18 at Georgia Tech L 1-62/24 at No. 35 Clemson L 2-52/26 Georgia Perimeter W 6-33/4 Sacramento State W 5-23/7 No. 57 South Florida W 4-33/10 at Bethune-Cookman W 7-03/19 UT Martin W 6-13/20 at Tennessee Tech W 5-23/26 at No. 21 Middle Tennessee L 2-53/27 at No. 66 Memphis L 2-44/2 at Troy L 3-44/3 Hampton W 6-0 Atlantic Sun Tournament

4/14 vs. Mercer W 5-04/15 vs. UCF L 3-4

2006 (13-9, 0-2 CAA)


2/4 Mercer W 7-02/5 Jacksonville State W 5-22/10 at Georgia Southern W 6-12/15 at No. 32 Georgia Tech L 1-62/18 at Jacksonville W 7-02/19 at South Florida L 2-52/28 at No. 1 Georgia L 0-73/3 at No. 15 Clemson L 1-63/5 at UC Santa Barbara W 5-23/6 at Loyola Marymount L 3-43/8 at UC Irvine W 5-23/23 vs. UCF L 2-43/24 vs. Lewis & Clark W 6-03/25 vs. Idaho State W 6-14/1 vs. Wichita State W 4-2

4/4 Troy W 5-24/8 Florida Atlantic W 5-14/9 at No. 49 Old Dominion L 2-54/14 at No. 67 William & Mary L 3-4 CAA Tournament

4/21 vs. UNCW W 4-24/22 vs. No. 38 VCU L 1-4

2007 (19-5, 5-0 CAA)

CAA Champions

NCAA Regional


1/25 South Carolina State W 7-01/27 vs. No. 71 Furman W 4-21/28 at No. 15 Florida State L 1-41/29 vs. Florida Atlantic W 4-22/3 Florida A&M W 6-12/8 at Emory W 6-12/10 at No. 1 Georgia L 0-72/11 Tennessee Tech W 6-12/17 at South Florida W 4-32/21 at No. 37 Georgia Tech L 3-42/24 vs. Charleston Southern W 5-23/6 at UC Santa Barbara W 6-13/8 at No. 75 UC Irvine W 4-33/24 at UNCW W 4-33/26 UC Riverside W 7-03/29 vs. Cal Poly W 5-03/30 vs. Ball State W 7-03/31 at No. 19 Boise State L 3-44/7 at No. 23 Old Dominion W 4-34/8 at Hampton W 6-1 CAA Tournament

4/20 vs. UNCW W 4-04/21 vs. No. 24 VCU W 4-04/22 vs. No. 32 Old Dominion W 4-2 NCAA Regional

5/11 vs. No. 29 Auburn L 0-4




2008 (1-15, 1-3 CAA)

Head Coach: Jarod Camerota

1/25 Mercer W 6-12/1 Tennessee Tech L 2-52/3 at No. 12 Alabama L 1-62/8 at No. 2 Georgia L 0-72/15 at No. 43 William & Mary L 2-52/16 at No. 20 VCU L 2-52/23 at No. 53 Miss. State L 1-62/26 at No. 36 Georgia Tech L 1-63/2 Princeton L 1-63/5 at UCF L 1-63/8 at No. 55 USF L 0-53/21 vs. Portland L 1-43/22 vs. Nevada L 0-73/30 at No. 35 Boise State L 0-44/5 at No. 37 Old Dominion L 1-64/6 vs. Radford L 0-4 CAA Tournament

4/18 vs. UNCW L 1-4

2009 (1-20, 1-2)

Head Coach: Jarod Camerota

1/24 at Jacksonville L 3-41/25 at North Florida L 3-41/30 vs. Belmont L 3-41/31 vs. No. 69 Radford L 0-72/7 at No. 57 Indiana L 0-72/8 vs. No. 73 Nebraska L 2-52/15 at No. 37 South Florida L 0-72/19 at No.56 Georgia Tech L 0-72/21 vs. Memphis L 3-42/22 at No. 50 Mississippi State L 1-62/25 at No. 2 Georgia L 0-73/7 at No. 59 Florida Atlantic L 0-73/8 at UCF L 2-53/12 at No. 44 San Diego State L 0-73/13 at No. 71 San Diego L 1-63/21 at Elon L 0-73/22 at Winthrop L 1-64/4 at Old Dominion L 1-64/12 vs. DePaul L 1-6 CAA Tournament

4/16 vs. George Mason W 4-14/17 vs. VCU L 1-4

2010 (15-6, 4-1 CAA)

Best turnaround in NCAA (+14 wins)

Head Coach: Chase Hodges

1/30 vs. North Florida W 4-02/2 vs. Kennesaw State W 7-02/5 at UAB L 1-42/6 at Samford W 7-02/7 vs. North Georgia W 7-02/11 at Oglethorpe W 8-12/13 at Tennessee Tech L 2-52/14 at Chattanooga W 5-22/19 vs. Florida A&M W 6-12/21 at No. 64 Clemson L 2-52/27 at No. 30 Georgia Tech L 0-73/8 Winthrop L 3-43/10 at Jacksonville W 5-23/16 Lipscomb W 7-03/24 at Georgia Southern W 5-23/26 vs. Drexel W 4-03/27 vs. Delaware W 6-13/28 vs. James Madison W 4-34/10 vs. UNC Asheville W 5-2 CAA Tournament

4/16 vs. Old Dominion W 4-14/17 vs. William & Mary L 3-4

2011 (21-6, 2-1 CAA)


1/22 at North Florida L 2-51/22 at UCF L 3-41/28 at Lipscomb W 6-11/30 at Austin Peay W 5-22/2 Mercer W 5-22/5 Georgia Southern W 5-22/6 Samford W 5-22/9 at Georgia Tech L 0-72/12 Tennessee Tech W 6-12/13 Chattanooga W 6-12/13 North Georgia W 7-02/19 at Winthrop W 5-22/20 at Presbyterian W 6-1

2/23 Kennesaw State W 7-02/23 Georgia Southwestern W 7-02/26 College of Charleston W 4-32/26 Florida A&M W 4-12/28 at Old Dominion W 5-23/2 at VCU L 1-63/11 Illinois State L 2-43/12 at Gardner-Webb W 6-13/13 UNC Asheville W 5-23/20 UNCW W 4-33/25 UAB W 4-33/25 Morehouse W 7-0 CAA Tournament

4/22 Delaware W 4-04/23 UNCW L 2-4

2012 (20-5, 2-0 CAA)


1/20 Lipscomb W 6-11/21 Old Dominion* W 6-11/28 vs. Elon W 6-1 1/29 at South Carolina L 1-62/2 No. 64 ETSU W 5-22/8 at No. 29 Georgia Tech L 1-62/19 Austin Peay W 7-02/24 Winthrop W 4-02/26 at College of Charleston W 5-22/29 at South Carolina State W 4-33/3 Gardner-Webb W 6-13/4 UNC Asheville W 7-03/4 Ga. Southwestern State W 7-03/11 at Georgia Southern W 7-03/17 Southern Illinois W 6-03/18 at Morehouse W 7-03/18 No. 72 Florida A&M W 6-13/25 No. 58 Brown L 3-43/31 vs. Troy W 4-14/1 Middle Tennessee L 3-44/1 DePaul W 4-34/8 No. 37 UNCW W 5-24/14 at Troy W 6-1




CAA Championship

4/20 vs. George Mason W 4-04/21 vs. UNCW L 3-4

2013 (15-11, 6-2 SBC)

Head Coach: Joerg Barthel

1/18 at Chattanooga W 5-21/21 Tennessee Tech W 6-11/25 No. 55 Arkansas L 2-41/26 No. 62 North Florida W 4-32/3 Samford W 5-22/9 Georgia Southern W 5-22/10 Nicholls W 5-22/15 at No. 74 ETSU L 0-42/16 vs. Nebraska L 3-42/23 College of Charleston W 4-32/24 No. 61 South Alabama L 2-42/24 George Washington L 2-42/28 at No. 67 Georgia Tech L 3-43/9 Louisiana W 4-3 3/13 at UAB L 2-43/20 at Florida Atlantic W 4-2 3/22 at No. 65 Miami (Fla.) L 1-63/30 vs. Illinois State W 4-1 3/30 vs. No. 72 Elon W 4-23/30 at No. 42 Middle Tennessee L 2-44/7 at No. 57 UNCW L 2-5 4/13 Troy W 5-2 Sun Belt Championship

4/18 vs. Troy W 4-0 4/19 vs. South Alabama W 4-0 4/20 vs. No 49 Middle Tennessee W 4-3 NCAA Regional

5/10 vs. No. 26 Illinois L 0-4

2014 (11-14, 1-1 SBC)

Head Coach: Joerg Barthel

Head Coach: Robin Stephenson

1/18 Florida Atlantic W 6-11/20 USC Upstate W 5-21/25 vs. No. 63 Wichita State L 3-41/26 at Santa Clara L 0-41/31 at No. 40 Columbia L 0-62/2 at No. 62 Cornell L 1-42/7 No. 61 Wichita State L 1-42/8 No. 67 ETSU W 4-32/9 No. 29 Oklahoma State L 1-42/16 Tennessee Tech W 4-32/21 UAB W 4-12/23 No. 59 Nebraska L 1-6

2/28 at Stetson W 4-33/1 at No. 58 UCF L 3-43/4 No. 47 UNCW L 2-53/7 at No. 52 Georgia Tech W 4-03/15 No. 67 New Mexico L 1-43/16 No. 39 Drake L 0-43/22 Bradley W 4-14/4 DePaul L 1-44/5 S.C. State W 4-34/6 No. 74 College of Charleston L 1-44/9 at Georgia Southern W 6-1 Sun Belt Championship

4/18 Western Kentucky W 4-04/19 No. 71 South Alabama L 0-4




2014 - All-Sun BeltJannis Koeke (First Team Singles)Sofi ane Chevallier (First Team Doubles)Robert Schulze (First Team Doubles)

2013 - All-Sun BeltVictor Valente (First Team Singles, First Team Doubles)Lucas Santa Ana (First Team Doubles)Robert Schulze (Second Team Singles)

2012 - All-CAAVictor Valente (First Team Singles, Second Team Doubles)Matias Hatem (First Team Singles, Second Team Doubles)Thomas Cook (Second Team Singles, Second Team Doubles)Juan Pablo Gutierrez (Second Team Doubles)

2011 - All-CAAVictor Valente (First Team Singles)Thomas Cook (Second Team Singles)Cook and Valente (Third Team Doubles)

2010 - All-CAAVictor Valente (Second Team Singles)

2008 - All-CAANejc Podkrajsek (First Team Singles, Second Team Doubles)Anze Cevka (Second Team Doubles)

2007 - All-CAAMartin Stiegwardt (First Team Singles and Doubles)Mattias Skold (Second Team Singles)Nejc Podkrajsek (Second Team)Anze Cevka (Second Team Doubles)

2006 - All-CAAMartin Stiegwardt (First Team Singles and Doubles)Anze Cevka (First Team Doubles)Nejc Podkrajsek (Third Team Singles)

2005 All-Atlantic SunMartin Stiegwardt (First Team Singles)Anze Cevka (Freshman of Year/Second Team Singles)Frank Suro (All-Freshman)

2004 - All-Atlantic SunJamie Rodriguez (First Team Singles)Albano Franco (Second Team Singles)Miha Lisac (Second Team Singles)Daniel Balog (All-Freshmen)

2003 - All-Atlantic SunMiha Lisac (First Team Singles)Matias Ormaza (First Team Singles)Albano Franco (Second Team Singles)

2002 - All-Atlantic SunMatias Ormaza (Player of Year/Freshman of Year/First Team Singles)Albano Franco (First Team Singles)Luka Bernard (First Team Singles)

2001 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceCarl Lumsden (First Team Singles)

2000 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceDaniel Wajnberg (First Team Singles)Nicolas Brochu (First Team Singles)

1999 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceKarl Lindberg (First Team Singles)Daniel Wajnberg (First Team Singles)Mitja Pavlinic (First Team Singles)Nicolas Brochu (First Team Singles)

1998 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceKarl Lindberg (First Team Singles)Marius Swart (First Team Singles)

1997 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceKarl Lindberg (First Team Singles)

1993 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceMirko Bjelica (First Team SIngles)

1990 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceJake Martyn (First Team Singles)Steve Turnsek (First Team Singles)

1989 - All-Trans Athletic ConferenceJake Martyn (First Team Singles)Pete Peterson (First Team Singles)Martin Bray (First Team Singles)Jon Sperlin (First Team Singles)Carlos Burgos (First Team Singles)

all-conference honors



All-Academic Honors2013- (Sun Belt)

Victor Valente

2012 - (CAA)Lucas Santa Ana

2011 (CAA)Lucas Santa Ana

2010 (CAA)Lucas SantanaTrenton SpinksHenri ManginVictor Valente

2009 (CAA)Nejc PodkrajsekTrenton SpinksLucas ThomasHenri Mangin

William Adeimy

2008 (CAA)Nejc Podkrajsek

2007 (CAA)Daniel Blalog

Nejc PodkrajsekMattias Skold

Martin Stiegwardt

2006 (CAA)Daniel Balog

Eduardo GutierrezNejc Podkrajsek

Martin StiegwardtJacek Twarowski2005 (A-Sun)

Eduardo GutierrezJamie RodriguezJacek Twarowski

2004 (A-Sun)Daniel Balog

Albano FrancoMiha Lisac

Nicholas LupicaJamie Rodriguez

2003 (A-Sun)Miha Lisac

Chris MagnoneMatias Ormaza

Yearly HonorsPlayer of the Year

Nejc Podkrajsek (CAA, 2008)Matias Ormaza (A-Sun, 2002)Jake Martyn (TAAC, 1989, 90)

Freshman/Rookie of the YearMatias Hatem (CAA, 2012)Mattias Skold (CAA, 2007)Anze Cevka (CAA, 2005)

Matias Ormaza (A-Sun, 2002)

Scholar-Athlete of the YearVictor Valente (CAA, 2012)

Nejc Podkrajsek (CAA, 2008)

Sportsmanship AwardLisa Teer (TAAC, 1991)Coach of the Year

Joerg Barthel (Sun Belt, 2013)Chase Hodges (CAA, 2012, co-coach)

Sten van Beurdan (A-Sun, 2002)Saad Ashraaf (TAAC, 1999, co-coach)

Chuck McCuen (TAAC, 1989, 93, 97-99, co)

Mattias Skold

Chase Hodges

honors

2002 (A-Sun)Albano Franco

Miha LisacChris MagnoneMatias Ormaza

Pablo Perez Gras

2001 (TAAC)Albano Franco

Miha LisacNicolas Lupica

Pablo Perez Gras

2000 (TAAC)Nicolas Brochu

Frank HuotCarl LumsdenMitja Pavlinic

Pablo Perez GrasTadej Senk

Daniel Wajnberg

1999 (TAAC)Nicolas BrochuKarl LindbergMitja Pavlinic

Pablo Perez GrasTadej SenkDenis Topic

Michael Von HeynitzDaniel Wajnberg

1998 (TAAC)Nicolas BrochuCarl DomonkosKarl LindbergMarius SwartMitja Pavlinic

Tadej Senk

1997 (TAAC)Karl LindbergMitja Pavlinic

Tadej SenkDenis Topic



AAbles, David (1978-81)Acuna, Sebastian (2015-pres.)

Adeimy, William (2008-10)Aldell, Pontuss (1994)Algarra, Mario (1984)Anderson, Andy (1984)Andrukhou, Andrei (2015-pres.)

Aristizbal, Alfredo (1984)Ashraf, Saad (1994)

BBackhaus, Kim (1995)Badger, Breon (2010-11)Balog, Daniel (2003-07)Banjo, O.A. (1984)Barronton, Neal (1959)Barter, Bob (1973)Batterson, Scott (1991)Baum, Eric (2013-2014)Bearden, Warren (1969-70)Beckman, Lars (1992)Berger, Michael (1984)Bernard, Luka (2002-03)Berry, Maichael (1978)Bierer, Randall (1978)Bishop, Joseph (2014-pres.)

Bjelica, Mirko, (1990-92)Black, Jerry (1966-67, 1970)Bodin, Rick (1975-78)Boone, MichaelBowman, SteveBoyd, Clarence (2003)Bradley, Bruce (1968-69)Brandt, Harm (1969-70)Brannen, Mitchell (1972-73)Bray, Martyn (1989-90)Brice, Tom (1982)Brochu, Nicolas (1997-2000)Brock, John (1980-81)Brooks, Steve (1970)Brown, Craig (1987)Brown, Reid (1941)Brown, Steve (1985)Burgos, Carlos (1988)Byerly, Tim (1984)

CCampbell, Andy (1967)Castleberry, Todd (1985)Causey, Richard (1972-73)Cevka, Anze (2004-2008)Chevallier, Sofi ane (2011-pres.)

Clark, Bob (1957-60)Cook, Thomas (2010-14)Corley, Matt Couturiaux, Paris (1967-68)Cox, Cody (1973-75)Crane, Stan (1974)Crittenden, Theodore (1978)Crosland, Bob (1957)Crutchfi eld, Russ (1986)

DDamus, Frenando (2000-01)Davis, David (1974-77)Denhardt, Ralph (1989-91)DeWolf, Matt (1996-97)Dietrich, Christian (1991-93)Dusschoten, PatrickDomonkos, Carl (1996-97)

EEdington, Bill (1980)Eisenberg, Scott (1972)Enfi nger, George (1968)

Englebrecht, StephenElkins, Joe (1966-67)Eterovic, Nick (1994-96)Evans, Glenn (1978)

FFarmakis, Jerry (1961)Feig, Danny (1974)Feininger, Peter (1972)Fenton, Andy (1984)Fischer, Howard (1980)Floyd, DonFrankell, Sam (1960)Franco, Albano (2000-04)Futch, Ronnie (1970)

GGal lman, Steve (1980)Gennaoui, George (1978)Gochnauer, Christian (2013-

pres.)

Godrey, Julian (1988)Gordon, Todd (1984)Greenberg, Jeff (1986)Griffi th, Al (1957-59)Gutierrez, Eduardo (2004-06)Gutierrez, Juan Pablo (2010-12)Guyton, Bill (1967)

HHall, Charles (1960-61, 1964)Hall, Dick (1961)Harkins, GregHanda, Chinmay (2012-pres.)

Hankinson, Don (1958-59)Hanke, Stve (1980-81, 1984)Hart, Brett (1981-84)Hatem, Matias (2011-12)Hawkins, TorreyHawthorne, Dean Hess, Lee (1972-74)Hill, Bob (1961)Hoff man, Richard (1980-81)Hood, Robert (1984)Hopper, Ross (2008-09)Houghton, Charles (1973-74)Horner, Jon (2003)Horvat, Valentin (2013-pres.)

Huesman, Bryce (1995)Hull, Tony (1990)Hutcheson, Dallas (1967)Hynes, Greg (1967)

IInfante, Roberto (1984-86)Inglos, George (1972)

JJager, Raymond (1980)Jarrett, Charles (1977)Jaworski, Felipe (2014-pres.)

Johnstone, Doug (1961-64)Jones, Roger (1957-60)

KKarlsson, Thomas (1991-94)Keeler, Jeff (1985)Kemp, Calvin (2010-11)Kennedy, Zack (2015-pres.)

King, David (1969-70)Kirschner, Andy (1986)Koeke, Jannis (2013-pres.)

Krumbein, Herb (1958-59)

LL’Herueux, Scott (1985-87)

Lacy, Carl (1971)Lahlou, Ismael (2011-12)Larson, Joe (1978)Lattie, Tom (1986-87)Lawrence, Steve (1972-75)Lewellyn, Jerry (1978)Lewis, Darryl (1986-87)Lindberg, Karl (1995-98)Lindberg, Tom (1980-81)Lisac, Miha (2000-04)Lloyd, Biff (1980-81)Lokasundaram, Murry (1992-93)Lumsden, Carl (1991-2001)Lunceford, Jim (1987)Lupica, Nicolas (2000-04)

MMagnone, Chris (2002-03)Manley, MalcolmMangin, Henri (2009-10)Markov, MarkMartyn, Jake (1986-89)Marxen, Bill (1970)May, John (1971)McArthur, Daniel (1980)McCuen, Mike (1985)McDaniel, Kirk (1967-68, 1970)McGee, George (1957)McGlon, Pat (1958-60)Meadors, Alan (1970)Mello, DeanMirkut, Adam (1995)Mitton, BlissMonk, Jon (2000-01)Moore, Jackson (2009-10)Moye, Andy (1967-68)Mushock, Mike (1985)

NNadeau, Jason (1991-94)Nash, Brad (1975-76)Nellis, Don (1985)Nicholas, David (1966-67)Nicholas, Tim (1967)Nilsson, Ola (1990)Nugent, Paul (1985)

OO’Donnell, John (1976)Ormaza, Matias (2002-03)Ortiz, Jose (2011-12)Osborne, Greg Owen, Eddie (1976-78)

PPaez, Carlos Pavlinic, Mitja (1996-99)Parrish, Jimmy (1977)Perey, Sebastian (1972-74)Perez Gras, Pablo (1998-2002)Peterson, MelvinPeterson, Pete II (1988)Phelps, Ray (1967-68)Podkrajsek, Nejc (2005-09)Pollam, Ray (1962)Pontus, AldellPowell, John (1961)Prabhu, Sreeniwas (1997)Purdom, Jim

RRainey, Claude (1940)Raju, Prasanna (1990)Rebsamen, Peter (2000-01)Renders, Bram (1995)Ridley, John (1969) *current athletes denoted in bold

Robinson, Johnny (1960)Rogers, MaltieRosenberg, Morris (1967)

SSanta Ana, Lucas (2010-13)Schobenouer, Ingo (1991-93)Schuette, Paul (2012-13)Schulze, Robert (2013-14)Schurig, Jan Senk, Tadej (1996-99)Shannon, Mike (1980-81)Smith, Brett (1991-94)Sosebee, Jerry (1966-67)Spain, Pete (1961)Sperling, Jean (1989)Spinks, Trenton (2008-11)Spyke, Randy (1977-80)Stephens, Randy (1976-78)Stiegwardt, Martin (2003-07)Straley, Wilt (1958-59)Strickland, Mark (1959-60)Stuart, George (1967)Sulin, Matija (2003)Suro, Frank (2004)Swart, Marius (1997)Swift, Bill (1969-70)Sylvester, Steve

TThomaz, Lucas (2009-10)Thompson, Tre (1976-77)Thurman, Glenn (1968-69)Tiller, Mike (1980)Topcic, Denis (1995-97)Touchon, Danny (1960)Townes, Gabriel (2010-11)Trexler, Bernard (1980)Troy, Wendell (1972-75)Tucker, ClackTurnsek, Steve (1989-90)Twarowski, Jacek (2004-06)

UUnderwood, Sid (1940-41)

VValente, Victor (2010-13)Vallejo, Michael (2011-2012)Van Dusschoten, Patrick (1990)Vaughn, David (1984)Velkoff , Mike (1968)Verpeaux, Vincent (2010-11)Von Heynitz, MichaelVydra, Jan

WWajnberg, David (1998-99)Wapensky, Alex (1970)Warklaw, Cavil (1980)Weiner, Bryl (1958)Weldon, Michael (1978)Weyand, Sergio (1984-85)Wheeler, Robert (1978)Wilderspin, Dane (1988)

ZZedde, Andrew (2012-13)Zeppa, John (1987)Zivony, Jon (1986)

all-time roster



Team National Rankings2014

No. 68 - Feb. 28No. 73 - March 4No. 71 - March 15

2013No. 63 - Jan. 3No. 62 - Jan. 22No. 59 - Jan. 30No. 60 - Feb. 5No. 60 - Feb. 19No. 61 - Feb. 26No. 75 - March 12No. 71 - April 23No. 64 - May 2No. 61 - May 28

2012No. 65 - Jan. 3No. 69 - Jan. 24No. 71 - Feb. 7No. 70 - Feb. 22No. 66 - March 20No. 71 - March 27No. 65 - April 3No. 54 - April 10No. 55 - April 17No. 60 - April 24No. 59 - April 30No. 60 - May 29

2011No. 75 - March 22No. 71 - March 29No. 66 - April 5No. 64 - April 12No. 65 - April 19No. 70 - April 26No. 68 - May 2No. 65 - May 30

2010No. 51 - Jan. 5 (Preseason)

2009No. 52 - April 7

2008No. 57 - Jan. 8No. 57 - Jan. 29No. 67 - Feb. 5No. 72 - Feb. 12No. 73 - Feb. 20No. 70 - Feb. 26

2007No. 37 - June 1

2002No. 61 - May

2001No. 64 - June

2000No. 45 - June

1999No. 57 - Final Rankings

Regional Rankings

2014No. 9 - June 4

2013No. 5 - June 5

2012No. 5 - June 6

2011No. 7 - June 8

2010No. 10 - June 7

2007 Team (Highest-Ranked team in School History at No. 37)

2011 Team (Eight Consecutive Weeks in National Rankings)( i h i k i i l ki )

rankings



Regional Rankings

2013

SinglesNo. 7 - Victor Valente (Jan. 3, 2013)No. 13 - Lucas Santa Ana (Jan. 3, 2013)No. 17 - Sofi ane Chevallier (Jan. 3, 2013)No. 5 - Victor Valente (June 4, 2013)

DoublesNo. 8 - Chevallier/Schulze (Jan. 3, 2013)No. 8 - Valente/Santa Ana (June 4, 2013)

2012

SinglesNo. 14 - Victor Valente (Jan. 3, 2012)

DoublesNo. 8 - Lahlou/Verpeaux (Jan. 3, 2012)

2009

SinglesNo. 20 - Nejc Podkrajsek (Jan. 6, 2009)

2008

SinglesNo. 28 - Nejc Podkrajsek (May 30, 2008)

2013

SinglesNo. 54 - Victor Valente (Jan. 3, 2013)No. 75 - Victor Valente (Feb. 12, 2013)No. 81 - Victor Valente (Feb. 26, 2013)No. 67 - Victor Valente (March 12, 2013)No. 107 - Victor Valente (March 26, 2013)No. 76 - Victor Valente (April 9, 2013)No. 89 - Victor Valente (April 16, 2013)No. 64 - Victor Valente (April 23, 2013)No. 63 - Victor Valente (May 2, 2013)No. 66 - Victor Valente (June 5, 2013)

DoublesNo. 38 - V. Valente/L. Santa Ana (March 12, 2013)No. 38 - V. Valente/L. Santa Ana (March 26, 2013)No. 44 - V. Valente/L. Santa Ana (April 9, 2013)No. 46 - V. Valente/L. Santa Ana (April 16, 2013)No. 58 - V. Valente/L. Santa Ana (April 23, 2013)No. 60 - V. Valente/L. Santa Ana (May 2, 2013)No. 41 - V. Valente/L. Santa Ana (June 5, 2013)

2009

SinglesNo. 69 - Nejc Podkrajsek (Sept. 4, 2008)No. 95 - Nejc Podkrajsek (Jan. 6, 2009)No. 119 - Nejc Podkrajsek (Feb. 19, 2009)No. 108 - Nejc Podkrajsek (March 3, 2009)

2008

SinglesNo. 89 - Anze Cevka (Jan. 8, 2008)No. 125 - Nejc Podkrajsek (April 28, 2008)No. 122 - Nejc Podkrajsek (May 27, 2008)

2007

SinglesNo. 72 - Martin Stiegwardt (June 1, 2007)

2006

DoublesNo. 55 - Stiegwardt/Cevka (June 2, 2006)

2003

SinglesNo. 106 - Matias Ormaza (May 3, 2003)

Singles & Doubles National Rankings

Victor Valente

Anze Cevka

Victor Valente and Lucas Santa Ana

rankings



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Sept. 26-28 Georgia Tech Invitational Atlanta, Ga.

Oct. 10-12 Wake Forest Fall Tournament Winston-Salem, N.C.

Oct. 16-19 ITA Regionals Athens, Ga.

Nov. 7-9 Georgia Southern Invite Statesboro, Ga.

Nov. 7 Bulldog Scramble Athens, Ga.

Jan. 16 Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 3 p.m.

Jan. 24 Presbyterian Atlanta Athletic Club 5 p.m.

Jan. 25 Gardner-Webb Atlanta Athletic Club 6:30 p.m.

Jan. 31 Troy * Atlanta Athletic Club 5 p.m.

Feb. 6 UL Lafayette * Lafayette, La. TBA

Feb. 7 DePaul New Orleans, La. 1 p.m.

Feb. 8 Tulane New Orleans, La. 1 p.m.

Feb 14 Samford Piedmont Park 5 p.m.

Feb. 21 George Washington Piedmont Park 2 p.m.

Feb. 27 Winthrop Rock Hill, S.C. 4 p.m.

Feb. 28 USC Upstate Spartanburg, S.C. 3 p.m.

Mar. 7 New Mexico (Match 1) Albuquerque, N.M. 11 a.m.

Mar. 7 New Mexico (Match 2) Albuquerque, N.M. 5 p.m.

Mar. 8 Pennsylvania Albuquerque, N.M. 10 a.m.

Mar. 10 Tennessee Tech Piedmont Park 3 p.m.

Mar. 16 Mercer Macon, Ga. 3 p.m.

Mar. 27 Drake Des Moines, Iowa TBA

Mar. 28 Wisconsin-Green Bay Des Moines, Iowa TBA

Apr. 4 East Tennessee State Johnson City, Tenn. TBA

Apr. 5 Appalachian State* Johnson City, Tenn. TBA

Apr. 10 Georgia Southern * Piedmont Park 3:30 p.m.

Apr. 12 UNC Wilmington Wilmington, N.C. TBA

*Sun Belt conference match

All dates and times (Eastern) are subject to changes

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