2009-10 Tribe Men's Tennis Media Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTSTable of Contents .................................................................................... 1Quick Facts .............................................................................................. 2This is Tribe Tennis ................................................................................. 3McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center .................................................... 4Busch Tennis Courts ............................................................................... 5Roster ....................................................................................................... 6Preview ..................................................................................................... 7Head Coach Peter Daub .......................................................................... 8Alumni Page ............................................................................................. 9Players in the Professional Ranks ....................................................... 10Davis Cup Players ..................................................................................11Assistant Coaches ................................................................................ 12Players .................................................................................................... 132008 Season in Review ......................................................................... 20Records .................................................................................................. 21

Honors and Awards ............................................................................... 22NCAA Championships .......................................................................... 23Year-by-Year Results ............................................................................ 24Mark McCormack Tribute ...................................................................... 27Tribe Athletics ........................................................................................ 28The College ............................................................................................ 30Tribe Facilities........................................................................................ 32

CREDITSThe 2009-10 W&M Men’s Tennis Media Guide is a publication of the W&M sports information office. Layout, design and cover design by associate SID Kris Sears. Writing by associate SID Kris Sears and edit-ing by the sports information office. Photography by Jim Agnew, Julia Martin, Pete Clawson, Kris Sears and Bob Keroack. Printing by Worth Higgins and Associates in Richmond, Va.

PREVIEW COACHING STAFF THE TRIBE HISTORYSeniors Keziel Juneau and Richard Wardell lead an experienced Tribe line-up in 2009-10. Juneau was a first-team all-league and all-state selection last season as a junior and finished the year ranked No. 103 nationally in singles.

The College won back-to-back na-tional championships in 1947 and 1948, becoming one of only five schools with multiple NCAA crowns in men’s tennis.

The Tribe returns three All-CAA players from last season’s team that won 16 dual matches for a school-record third straight season and ad-vanced to the CAA semifinals.

Peter Daub enters his 17th season at the helm of W&M, producing 238 victories during his tenure. He is just one win shy of 450 for his career. He will be assisted by first-year coaches Jesse Tarr and Brandon Byrd.

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WILLIAM AND MARYLocation: Williamsburg, VirginiaFounded: 1693Enrollment (Includes Graduate): 7,625Nickname: TribeColors: Green, Gold and SilverConference: Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: W. Taylor Reveley III (Princeton, 1965)Chancellor: Sandra Day O’Connor (Stanford, 1950)Director of Athletics: Terry Driscoll (Boston College, 1969)Outdoor Facility: Busch Tennis CourtsIndoor Facility: McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis CenterAthletics Department Phone: (757) 221-3400Mailing Address: PO Box 399, Williamsburg, VA 23187Street Address: 751 Ukrop Way, Williamsburg, VA 23185

SPORTS INFORMATIONAsst. AD, Media Relations: Pete Clawson (Pittsburgh, 1990)Assoc. Director/MTN Contact: Kris Sears (Indiana, 2004) Office Phone: (757) 221-3368 Cell Phone: (765) 860-1205 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Director: Rob Turner (Tennessee, 2003)Associate Director: Jacob Skipper (William and Mary, 2005)Assistant Director: Scott Burns (Marian University, 2007)Assistant Director: Julia Martin (William and Mary, 2009)Phone: (757) 221-3344Fax: (757) 221-2048Web Site: www.TribeAthletics.com COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Peter Daub (Findlay, 1970) W&M Record: 238-195 (.550) (16 seasons) Career Record: 449-318 (.585) (24 seasons) Office Phone: (757) 221-3383 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Coach: Jesse Tarr (James Madison, 2008) Office Phone: (757) 221-7375 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Brandon Byrd (Davidson, 2009) Office Phone: (757) 221-7375 E-Mail Address: [email protected]

TEAM INFORMATION2009 Record: 16-14 (.533)2008 CAA Record: 3-1 (.750)Final ITA National Ranking: 75Postseason: CAA SemifinalistsPlayers Returning/Lost: 9/2Starters Returning/Lost: 5/2NCAA Championships: Two (1947, 1948)NCAA Tournament Appearances: 10 (1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1973, 1999, 2005, 2007)CAA Championships: Three (1987, 1990, 2005)

2009-10 MEN’S TENNIS SCHEDULEFALL 2009Date Event LocationSept. 11-13 Virginia Invitational Charlottesville, Va.Sept. 25-27 Virginia Ranked plus one Charlottesville, Va.Oct. 2-4 ODU Collegiate Invitational Norfolk, Va.Oct. 2-4 D’Novo/ITA All-American Tennis Championships (Pre-Qualifying) Tulsa, Okla.Oct. 5-7 D’Novo/ITA All-American Tennis Championships (Qualifying) Tulsa, Okla.Oct. 8-11 D’Novo/ITA All-American Tennis Championships (Main Draw) Tulsa, Okla.Oct. 15-18 ITA Mideast Regional Charlottesville, Va.Nov. 5-8 ITA National Indoor Championships New Haven, Conn.NOV. 6-8 TRIBE INVITATIONAL WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC)

SPRING 2010Date Opponent Location TimeJAN. 14 WINTHROP WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 10 AMJAN. 14 RICHMOND WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 5 PMJAN. 16 VILLANOVA WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 1:30 PMJAN. 16 UMBC WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 7 PMJan. 18 at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 6 PMJan. 21 at Michigan State East Lansing, Mich. 6 PMJan. 22 at Notre Dame South Bend, Ind. 5 PMJan. 24 at Northwestern Evanston, Ill. 10 AMJAN. 29 ETSU WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 5 PMJAN. 31 ELON WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 10 AMFEB. 6 JAMES MADISON * WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 10 AMFEB. 6 LONGWOOD WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 5 PMFEB. 7 GEORGE WASH. WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 10 AMFEB. 7 HOWARD WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 5 PMFeb. 10 at VCU* Richmond, Va. 6 PMFEB. 13 WAKE FOREST WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 10 AMFEB. 14 MARYLAND WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 12 PMFeb. 21 at Old Dominion * Norfolk, Va. 10 AMFeb. 21 vs. Temple Norfolk, Va. 4 PMMarch 9 at Georgia Athens, Ga. 2 PMMarch 11 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 3 PMMarch 13 at N.C. State Raleigh, N.C. 10 AMMarch 18-20 Blue Gray Classic Montgomery, Ala.\APRIL 3 DELAWARE * WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 10 AMAPRIL 3 NORFOLK STATE WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 5 PMAPRIL 11 DEPAUL WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 10 AMAPRIL 11 LIBERTY WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 5 PMApril 15-18 CAA Championships # Norfolk, Va.May 14-16 NCAA Regionals Campus SitesMay 20-31 NCAA Championships † Athens, Ga.

* Colonial Athletic Association match# 2010 CAA Tournament played at the Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center† 2010 NCAA Tournament hosted by Georgia at the Dan Magill Tennis ComplexDates and times are subject to change

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CHAMPIONSHIP-CALIBER PROGRAM Over the last several seasons, the William and Mary men’s tennis program has enjoyed a large amount of success. In 2005, the Tribe won its third CAA crown. Over each of the last three sea-sons, the Tribe has won 16 dual matches, marking the first time in school history W&M accomplished the feat. During the fall of 2006, Colin O’Brien and Alex Cojanu won the ITA Mideast Region Doubles Championship. The College went on to enjoy one of the best seasons in school history during the 2007 spring season. The Tribe earned its highest ITA Ranking in school history at No. 31 and garnered an at-large spot in the 2007 NCAA Tournament. Following its at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament in 2007, the Tribe has participated in the post-season 10 times in school history. The 2008 campaign saw the Tribe defeat No. 34-ranked Notre Dame for the first time in 30 years and advance to the CAA Cham-pionship match for the sixth time since 1999. Alex Cojanu became the first Tribe player to be named the AEF Tribe Club Male Senior Athlete of the Year for the College. Recently, the Tribe has sent players to the NCAA Individu-al Championships. In 2007, Alex Cojanu and Colin O’Brien ad-vanced to the second round of the doubles championship. A year later, W&M sent a singles player and a doubles team to the cham-pionships for the first time in over 60 years. Cojanu competed in the singles championship, while both he and Juneau played in the doubles event.

TRIBE OFF THE COURT• During their careers, W&M men’s tennis players travel exten-sively throughout the country for individual tournaments and team matches.

• In 2008-09, the Tribe enjoyed trips to Athens, Georgia; La Jolla, California; Malibu, California; and Montgomery, Alabama.

• In the past four years alone, the Tribe has had extended stays in Hawaii, the Boston area, Florida, California, Tennessee, Kentucky, Texas and Idaho.

• In the spring of 2004, W&M spent nearly a week in sunny Hawaii and California, followed by three days in the snow-capped moun-tains of Idaho.

FRIENDS OF WILLIAM & MARY TENNIS The primary purpose of “Friends of William and Mary Men’s Tennis” is to raise funds to support the men’s tennis program. Be a part of the Tribe’s success! “The Friends of William & Mary Tennis” have enabled us to reach standards, and achieve a travel schedule that has put us into position to compete at the national level,” head coach Pe-ter Daub said. “Through the generous support of many parents, alumni, and Williamsburg supporters, we are able to give these student-athletes an experience that they will cherish for a lifetime, through our travel and different cultures we’ll visit.” For more information about how you can help support the W&M men’s tennis team, please contact William and Mary’s head men’s tennis coach Peter Daub by phone at (757) 221-3383 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Alex Cojanu was the 2008 AEF Tribe Club Senior Male Athlete of the Year. He advanced to the NCAA individual championships during each of his final two seasons with the Col-lege.

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Dedicated to excellence in academics and athletics, the Col-lege of William and Mary in historic Colonial Williamsburg is proud to offer one of the finest athletic facilities in the country—the Mc-Cormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center. Located on South Henry Street adjacent to the graduate housing complex, the McCormack-Na-gelsen Tennis Center, which opened in 1995, boasts impeccable tennis facilities and houses the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame. The courts at the Tennis Center were resurfaced during the summer of 2007. The facility was made possible through a generous gift from Mark H. McCormack, a 1951 graduate of William and Mary, and his wife, former world-class tennis professional Betsy Nagelsen. As the former chairman, president and chief executive officer of International Management Group, McCormack was widely recog-nized as the founder of the sports marketing industry. The McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center features six indoor tennis courts using the GreenSet GrandPrix Surface (rubberized base under color coat), air conditioning and indirect lighting at a competitive level. The facility also includes member and team locker rooms, several spacious lobbies and spectator viewing that boasts 362 stadium seats as well as a mezzanine seating area. In addition, the ITA and Rolex generously donated a state-of-the-art electronic scoreboard. The Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame contains a collection of artifacts and records pertaining to collegiate women’s tennis, and enshrines former players, coaches and contributors that have impacted the sport. The Hall of Fame also functions as a library, archive and research center for intercol-legiate women’s tennis.

DIRECTIONS TO MCCORMACK-NAGELSEN TENNIS CENTER

From All Directions: Take I-64 to Exit 242A (Route 199 West). At second stoplight turn right on South Henry Street (Route 132 North). After passing the cemetery, turn right into the first driveway. Follow the street around to the right.

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One of the newest athletics venues at the College of William and Mary, the Busch Courts tennis complex opened in September of 2001. It is the outdoor home of the Tribe tennis squads. The complex features eight individual hard court surfaces. Each court features California Corners, a unique design that in-cludes quarter fences that run along the sidelines to allow for unin-terrupted play. There is stadium seating for approximately 500 people at Busch Courts, and there is also a state-of-the-art lighting system to accommodate night matches. The facility received an upgrade in 2007. During the summer months, the courts at the complex were resurfaced along with the courts at the McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center.

DIRECTIONS TO BUSCH COURTS

From the North/West: Take I-64 East to Lightfoot Exit 234 (Route 199 East). At top of exit ramp, take a right onto Route 199 East. Stay on 199 East until Monticello Avenue exit. Exit at Monticello Avenue, and bear left on exit ramp. At bottom of ramp, turn left at light onto Monticello (pass under 199). Go straight through first stoplight (at Ironbound Road). After the light, continue straight for about half a mile and take the first right onto Compton Drive (be-fore light at hospital and shopping centers). There may not be a street sign! The road is heavily wooded on both sides. Continue on Compton Drive and turn right at the first stop sign onto Brooks Road. Busch Courts will be on your right.

From the South/East: Take I-64 West to Exit 242A (Route 199 West). Follow 199 to fourth light. At the fourth light, take a right onto Jamestown Road. Follow Jamestown Road 1.1 miles (past Lake Matoaka on left), then take a left onto Ukrop Drive. Take a left at the next stop sign and continue to follow Ukrop Drive while bearing right until you reach William and Mary Hall up the hill on your left. Busch Courts are behind the Hall.

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ANTON ANDERSSONFreshman • 6-2 • 187

Båstad, Sweden Båstad Gymnasium

ILJA ORRESophomore • 6-0 • 150

Helinski, FinlandRessu

JACOB BRAIGSophomore • 6-3 • 175

Williamsburg, Va.Jamestown

DANIEL MIHALOVRS-Freshman • 6-1 • 155

Bannockburn, Ill.Deerfield

KEZIEL JUNEAUSenior • 6-2 • 185

Repentigny, QuebecDe Mortagne

VARUN PANDITJunior • 6-1 • 165

Katy, TexasJames E. Taylor

SEBASTIEN VIDALJunior • 5-11 • 140

Guatemala City, GuatemalaLycée Jules Verne

RICHARD WARDELLSenior • 5-9 • 170Fort Myers, Fla.

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ADRIAN VODISLAVFreshman • 6-1 • 165

Ecaterina Teodoroiu, Romania Colegiul National

JAMIE WHITEFORDFreshman • 6-2 • 170

Surrey, England Ralph Allen School

PETER DAUBHead Coach

17th Season at W&M

JESSE TARRAssistant Coach

First Season at W&M

BY YEARSeniors (2): Keziel Juneau, Richard WardellJuniors (2): Varun Pandit, Sebastien VidalSophomores (2): Jacob Braig, Ilja OrreRedshirt Freshman (1): Daniel MihalovFreshmen (3): Anton Andersson, Adrian Vodislav, Jamie Whiteford

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEKeziel Juneau Kez-eel June-oDaniel Mihalov Mi-Hall-ovIlja Orre Ill-ya Or-eeSebastien Vidal Vee-doll

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BRANDON BYRDVolunteer Assistant Coach

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The William and Mary men’s tennis team will look to continue its string of successful seasons and once again position itself for a spot in the NCAA Tournament. Head coach Pe-ter Daub is looking for his players to take own-ership of the team in 2009-10 and generate the team’s mantra of ‘Success is an Attitude.’ Following last season’s 16-win campaign, the College has put together the first stretch of three seasons with 16 or more dual-match wins in school history. With an experienced group that includes four returning singles start-ers and five returning doubles starters, the Green and Gold will look to return to the NCAA Team Tournament and also send individuals to both the NCAA Singles and Doubles Champi-onships. “I am trying to have the players empower themselves for growth,” Daub said. “The play-ers will choose the path they want to go down in order for us to obtain greatness. The play-ers will make the choice about how hard they will work and how accountable they will be in striving for excellence. The players will deter-mine their ability to scrap, claw, and fight men-tally, emotionally and physically during each match.” The Tribe will be led by a pair of seniors in Keziel Juneau and Richard Wardell, who have a chance to become the winningest se-nior class in William and Mary history. The duo have helped the College to 48 dual-match wins over its first three seasons, including an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2007. Juneau is the Tribe’s top singles players, finishing last season ranked No. 103 nation-ally. He was ranked No. 61 nationally to start the 2009 fall season. Juneau was a First-Team All-CAA selection in both singles and doubles a season ago. He was 19-10 at the No. 1 sin-gles slot in 2009. “Keziel has a tremendous amount of ath-letic ability and was a true leader last year at the No. 1 position,” Daub said. “ I look for him to push towards an NCAA bid and also to lead our team into the NCAA Tournament.” Wardell battled injuries for most of his junior campaign, but returned to make an im-

pact in the Green and Gold lineup during the CAA Tournament. In total, Wardell tallied nine singles victories as a junior and has been a constant in the lineup over his Tribe career. “Richard is the three-time ITA-All-Aca-demic selection who has constantly pushed himself and pushed everybody else on the team toward greatness,” Daub said. “I look for him to be a vocal leader and to provide our doubles with a great push toward excellence.” Three other players return to the fold with a significant amount of experience from last season. Juniors Sebastien Vidal and Varun Pandit as well as sophomore Ilja Orre each played singles and doubles throughout the dual-match campaign and were a part of the Tribe’s CAA lineup as well. Over the last two seasons, Vidal has been a fixture in the Tribe lineup. He enjoyed a breakout season in 2008-09, amassing a 22-10 singles ledger, including 16 dual matches victories playing at the No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 slot. He garnered Second-Team All-CAA hon-ors in singles a season ago, while also being honored as a first team all-league choice in doubles. Vidal spent the summer playing with the Guatemalan Davis Cup team for the third straight season. “Sebastien came into his own last year and was a force at No. 1 doubles, and with his Davis Cup experience this summer, and the mental and physical growth that has taken place, he will push for a spot in the top of our lineup,” Daub said. After battling injuries during his first two seasons, Pandit started to show his abilities toward the latter part of the 2009 spring sea-son. In total, Pandit won six dual matches in singles competition, including a straight sets win in the College’s CAA Quarterfinal triumph over James Madison. “Varun has been frustrated with injuries in his first two years, and at this time appears to be injury-free, which could lead to him having a major impact on our lineup,” Daub said. “He has the natural ability and athletic skills to be a top-6 player.” As a freshman, Ilja Orre was a mainstay

in the Green and Gold lineup, tallying 13 dual-match singles victories. He also provided the College with impressive play in doubles on his way to earning Third-Team All-CAA honors in pairs competition. It total, Orre notched 14 singles wins and 17 doubles victories during his first campaign with the Tribe. “Ilja is one of our hardest workers and def-initely committed to improving his game every day in practice,” Daub said. “His commitment is a value to all his teammates as a model for each of them to attain. His quickness will help in our doubles this year.” Along with the three-member freshman class, the College welcomes back a pair of redshirt players from last season in Daniel Mihalov and Jacob Braig. Mihalov was an all-state player at Deerfield High School in Illinois, while Braig transferred to the College after an impressive rookie season at Christopher New-port. Braig helped the Captains to a No. 24 ranking nationally and the program’s first berth in the NCAA Tournament. The freshman trio of Anton Andersson, Adrian Vodislav and Jamie Whiteford has the chance to make an immediate impact on the Tribe lineup. Andersson was ranked as high as No. 211 in the ITF Combined Junior World Rankings and was ranked No. 7 in Sweden. In 2007, Andersson won three ITF Junior titles. Along with his exceptional singles play, Ander-sson has impressive doubles credentials as well. In 2008, he won the U21 Swedish Na-tional Doubles Championship. Vodislav earned points toward the South African Airways ATP World Singles Rankings last season and was ranked as high as No. 1529 in the world. He won a pair of Romanian National Doubles Championships in 2004 and 2007 and was ranked No. 21 in the world in the junior rankings in 2003. Whiteford trained last season at the Uni-versity of Bath in England. He was ranked as high as No. 368 in the ITF Junior Combined World Rankings. He won the Bank of Bermu-da Foundation ITF Junior Circuit Tournament Singles Championship in 2007, while also ad-vancing the finals of the event.

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• Led W&M to its highest ITA National Ranking in school history at No. 31 in 2007• Guided the Tribe to nine seasons of 15-plus victories, including the first three-

straight seasons of 16 wins each of the last three years• The Tribe set a school record with six All-CAA honors in 2009• W&M advanced to its third NCAA Tournament under Daub in 2007• Two-time Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year (1999, 2001)• Career coaching record stands at 449-318 (men’s and women’s combined)• One of eight head coaches in the history of W&M Athletics to register over 200

victories at the institution• Won 200th career match with a 7-0 sweep of George Washington (3/9/07)• Claimed his 400th career win with a 4-3 win over Georgia State (4/9/07)• Guided Tribe to the 2005 CAA Championship• 2005 USTA/Virginia College Coach of the Year• 2006 USTPA Mid-Atlantic College Coach of the Year• In 2004, W&M upset Tennessee on the road, 4-3, in its first win over a top-

10 SEC team in more than 30 years. W&M also stunned VCU, handing the seventh-ranked Rams its first loss ever in CAA play, as W&M earned another win over a top-10 foe

• Daub-coached players have earned 53 All-CAA honors (30 singles/23 doubles).• Coached a singles player to the NCAA Championships and a doubles team to

the NCAA Championships on three occasions each• Saw both a singles player and a doubles team compete at the NCAA Champi-

onships in 2008, marking the first time it occured at the W&M in over 60 years• Saw Jeff Kader (singles) in 2003 and Alex Cojanu and Colin O’Brien (doubles)

in 2006 become the first W&M players to compete in the ITA National Indoor Championships

• Coached a CAA Player of the Year, two CAA Rookies of the Year, an ITA Mid-east Region Doubles Championship team and a CAA Tournament MVP

• Slogan of “Wild and Crazy Doubles” revolves around constant movement and motion in a very aggressive, structured atmosphere

• Mid-Atlantic Boys 18’s Section Head Coach at the 2008 and 2009 National Team Championships

COLLEGE COACHING PRIOR TO W&M• As Georgia’s assistant coach, helped the Bulldogs achieve No. 4 and No. 2

national rankings and compete in the NCAA finals in 1993• In 1995, coached the United States to a gold medal at the World University

Games in Japan• Coached at Redlands College for two seasons• The men’s head coach at Temple from 1982 through 1989, he also led the

women’s team from 1985 to 1989• His players at Temple on the combined teams won the “Highest Student-Ath-

lete GPA Award” for averaging over a 3.0 GPA for eight semesters

PROFESSIONAL COACHING PRIOR TO W&M• Coached professionals at Wimbledon, Australian Open and U.S. Open• Coached a pair of doubles teams to the round of 16 at Wimbledon• A featured speaker at various events, including the USTA and USPTA national

conventions and the ITA Coaches Convention• At the 1997 and 2000 U.S. Opens, gave clinics at the USTA Tennis Teachers

Conference• Served as the coach of the Mid-Atlantic section at the Junior Davis Cup

AS A PLAYER• Played professionally, winning titles in Australia and New Zealand• First tennis player to be inducted into the Findlay College Athletic Hall of Fame

EDUCATION• Earned master’s degree in education (sports administration) at Temple University• A graduate of Findlay College in 1970

PERSONAL• Lives in Williamsburg with his wife Ruth, a former Scottish Internationlist who was

ranked as high as No. 2 in singles and No. 1 in doubles in the USTA 55’s• Has a daughter, Kate, who played collegiate volleyball and tennis at UVA-Wise

and son, Doug, who won the 2000 high school state doubles title, and played tennnis at VCU

17th Season at W&M 25th Season Overall Findlay College (1970)PETER DAUB

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Men’s TennisCoach at N.C. State

Brett WilliamS • 1994Doctor in

Ophthalmology

John Winter • 1995Lawyer Baker, at Boets L.L.P., New York, N.Y.

Colin o’Brien • 2007Professional Tennis

Player

Kal patriCK • 2004Pursuing master’s de-gree in Strategic Affairs from Australian National

University

marWan ramadan • 2009InternationalBean Trader

alex SoeterS • 2000Corporate

Management

trevor SpraCKlin • 2001Teaching Professional

at Congressional Country Club

Jeff Kader • 2005Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach

N.C. State

Sean Kelleher • 2005Teaching Professional

david KenaS • 1999Professional

PhotographerMahwah, N.J.

martin larSSon • 2000Doctor of Neuropsy-chiatry at Univ. Hospital

Lund, Sweden

SCott lindSey • 1994Project Management

Atlanta, Ga.

Brian luBin • 2001IT Consultant, Accenture

Austin, Texas

Kavi Sud • 2008Economic and Business

Analysis Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton

Washington, D.C.

patriCK BroWn • 2001Commercial Financial

Analyst Laureate Capitol Morgage

tim CSontoS • 2000Regional Sales

Executive Concur Technologies, Inc.

alex fiSh • 2005Army Military Intelligence

Jay GoldStein • 1995Senior Financial Analyst

Kraft FoodsChicago, Ill.

lee haranG • 1999Attorney

Business LetigationTampa, Fla.

alex CoJanu • 2008Attending Medical

School at VCU

ChriStian Jordan • 1998Lawyer

Los Angeles, Calif.

dominiC paGon • 2009Manager of an

Automobile DealershipKingston, Jamaica

Geoff ruSSell • 2004Morgage Consultant

Morgan Financial, Inc.

aaron SCott • 1997Orthopedic SurgeonWake Forest, N.C.

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“The conditioning, technique development and on-court strategy that we employ at William and Mary al-lows our players to grow to the pace and quickness of college tennis, and sets them on a path, if they desire, TO PLAY AT THE PROFESSIONAL LEVEL AFTER GRADUATION. We spend a tremendous amount of time each week with private lessons and PERSONAL ENHANCEMENT of each player’s game. Our STRUCTURE AND DEMANDING CONDITIONING PROGRAM helps players understand what is required of their bodies and minds to compete at the HIGHEST LEVEL OF TENNIS.”

- TRIBE HEAD COACH PETER DAUB -

THE TRIBE TENNIS PROGRAM HAD THREE FORMER PLAYERS RANKED AMONG THE TOP 850 IN THE WORLD IN DOUBLES DURING 2007-08. DURING THE 2009 SEASON, W&M HAS A PAIR OF FORMER PLAYERS RANKED AMONG THE TOP 520 IN THE WORLD DOUBLES RANKINGS AND 920 IN THE WORLD SINGLES RANKINGS.

Former Tribe players Trevor Spracklin (a 2001 graduate) played professionally following his days at W&M. He re-tired from the circuit following a career that included ATP World Rankings as high as No. 734 in singles and No. 319 in doubles. He won more than 10 doubles titles in his ca-reer.

Stephen Ward (a 2006 graduate) was ranked as high as No. 874 in doubles during his professional career in 2007. Ward won his first USTA Pro Circuit championship , taking home the doubles title at the Laguna Niguel Pro Futures Clas-sic in 2006.

Colin O’Brien (a 2007 graduate) earned career-best world sin-gles and doubles rankings in 2009. He jumped as high as No. 605 in the singles standings, while ascending to No. 400 in the world in doubles. In total, O’Brien won six ATP Doubles Fu-tures crowns with victories in Great Britain, Greece and Italy.

Cojanu earned career-best world rankings in 2009. He moved up to No. 920 in world singles rankings and ac-complished a high of No. 512 in world doubles standing. During the 2008 pro season, Cojanu won a trio of ATP Doubles Futures events in Greece, Egypt and Syria.

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A trio of former and current Tribe men’s tennis players has represented their respective countries in Davis Cup competition. Junior Sebastien Vidal has been a member of the Guatemalan squad during each of the last three years (2007-09), while graduates Colin O’Brien (2007) and Domi-nic Pagon (2009) have represented Ireland and Jamaica, respectively, each of the last two years. In 2009, O’Brien helped Ireland advance to the Europe/Africa Group II Quarterfinal of Davis Cup. In the first round match against Algeria, O’Brien defeated Ouassel Hared, 6-4, 6-4, in singles play, while teaming with James McGee to notch a 7-5, 3-6, 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 win over Abdelhak Hameur-laine and Slimane Saoudi in doubles play. In the quarterfinal match against Cyprus, O’Brien recorded a 7-6 (2), 6-3 win over Demetrios Leontis, but it was not enough as Ireland fell to Cyprus, 3-2. In total, O’Brien owns a 3-1 singles ledger and a 1-2 doubles mark in his two years playing with the Irish Davis Cup team. Pagon helped Jamaica earn promotion to the Americas Zone Group II level in Davis Cup during 2008. He tallied a pair of victories during that season as Jamaica record wins over Honduras, Guatemala and Puerto Rico. Pagon also played for the Jamaicans in their final Group II match of 2009 against the Netherland Antilles. Each of the last three years, Vidal has been a member of the Guatemalan Davis Cup team. He helped Guatemala earn promotion to Group II in the America Region in 2008. Vidal was a key cog in the Guatemalan lineup in 2008, tally-ing four singles wins. During the 2008 campaign, Guatemala tallied wins over Panama, Puerto Rico, Aruba and Barbados to earn promotion. In 2009, Vidal helped Guatemala avoid regulation and remain in Group II as he teamed with Christopher Diaz-Figueroa to tally a key doubles wins in the team’s 3-2 win over the Bahamas. The Guatemalan pair pulled out a five-set affair, 7-6, 7-5, 4-6, 3-6, 8-6, to give the squad a 2-1 lead on the way to victory. Over his career, Vidal owns a 4-2 Davis Cup singles record and a 3-1 doubles mark.

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Jesse Tarr, a native of Midlothian, Va., is in his first season with the Tribe men’s tennis as an assistant coach after joining the program prior to the 2009 fall season. Tarr spent last season as a volunteer assistant coach at a top-25 program at Boise State following a standout career at James Madison. During his season at Boise State, serving under head coach Greg Patton, the Broncos enjoyed a tremendous season that culminated in a NCAA Round of 16 appearance and a final national ITA ranking of No. 20. Boise State finished the year at 24-9 and enjoyed the second-best finish in school history with the round of 16 appearance. Included in the tourna-ment run was an upset win over regional host and No. 14-seeded Ala-bama, 4-3, in the second round. The Broncos had three All-WAC singles players and two All-WAC doubles teams in 2008-09, including the WAC Player of the Year, Clancy Shields, and the Freshman of the Year, James Meredith. Shields finished the year ranked No. 24 nationally in singles and was named the winner of the ITA National Rafael Osuna Sportsmanship Award. Meredith also garnered ITA Mountain Region Rookie of the Year honors. As a volunteer assistant at Boise State, Tarr conducted team and individual practices, focusing on stroke technique, match strategy and physical fitness. He also coached players on-court during fall tournament as well as regular season and postseason dual matches. He coordinated team travel and equipment orders and monitored academic progress of the student-athletes. Tarr also served as a volunteer assistant coach for the St. Louis Aces of the World Team Tennis. He conducted practices and individual work-outs as well as assisted with on-court coaching during World Team Tennis matches. Tarr also coordinated promotional activities including a Pro-Am and youth skills clinic. At JMU, Tarr was a four-year starter, playing in the No. 1 doubles spot all four years, the No. 1 singles spot for three seasons and the No. 2 singles spot for one. Over his career, Tarr earned 110 total victories in both singles and doubles play and earned five All-CAA honors (four in double and one in singles). As a senior, he was named as a finalist for the James Madison University Athlete of the Year Award. During his junior season, Tarr was ranked No. 15 in doubles for the Mid-East Region with partner Mike Smith. Carrying over to the next season, Tarr and Smith earned the No. 46 preseason ranking for the 2007-08 doubles season. Strong in the classroom as well, Tarr earned a CAA Commissioners Academic Award in 2006 and 2008 as well as being named an ITA Scholar Athlete in 2006. An involved student-athlete, Tarr was a four-year member of the JMU Student Athlete Advisory Council. Over the summer of 2007 and 2008, Tarr worked at prestigious Nike Tennis Camps in both Minnesota and Wisconsin. Tarr earned his bachelors of science in psychology with a minor in athletic coaching from JMU in 2008. He currently working toward finishing his masters of physical education in athletic administration at Idaho State.

First Season at W&M James Madison (2008)

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Brandon Byrd enters his first season as the William and Mary men’s tennis program’s volunteer assistant coach. Byrd comes to Williamsburg after graduating from Davidson College in 2009, where he was a four-year member of the men’s tennis program. Byrd was selected as a team captain at Davidson during his senior season. He was also named to the Southern Conference Academic All-Conference team. During all four seasons, Byrd was a member of the TIAA-CREF Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. He was a Kelley Scholar at Davidson and a MURAP Scholar at North Carolina. Byrd also received the Presidential and Bonner Scholarships during his time at Da-vidson. At Davidson, Byrd was also involved in Just Peace and Young Demo-crats as well as serving as a tutor at Davidson Elementary School and volunteering at Helping Hand Mission in Cary, N.C. He was a volunteer instructor at G.O.T. Tennis Clinics, which was a bi-weekly clinic that was offered low-income and underprivileged. Byrd also spent time as a camp counselor and instructor at GlaxoSmithKline Tennis Camp, IBM Sports Camp, Cary Academy Tennis Camp, Five Oaks Tennis Camp and David-son Tennis Camp. A Raleigh, N.C., native, Byrd was an all-state selection in both soccer and tennis at Cary Academy. He was also a Presidential Scholar during his prep career. Byrd graduated from Davidson with a bachelor of arts and depart-mental honors in history in May of 2009. He is currently working toward his master of arts in comparative history at William and Mary.

First Season at W&M Davidson (2009)

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CAREER STATISTICSYear S Pct. D Pct.06-07 23-18 .561 18-17 .51407-08 16-15 .516 12-16 .42908-09 23-13 .639 24-14 .632Career 62-46 .574 54-47 .535

JUNIOR SEASON (2008-09)Finished the year ranked No. 103 in the ITA Singles Rankings ... Named First-Team All-CAA in both sin-gles and doubles ... Ranked No. 24 in the ITA Mideast Region at the end of the fall season ... Led W&M in dual-match singles victories (19), singles victories overall (23) and overall doubles victories (24) ... Fin-ished the year at 20-13 playing alongside Sebastien Vidal at the No. 1 doubles spot ... Ranked as high as No. 38 nationally in doubles playing with Vidal ... All 10 of his dual-match losses have come against national-ly ranked opponents ... Defeated the highest ranked opponent of his career defeating No. 44-ranked Alex-ey Tsyrenov of Auburn, 6-1, 6-4 ... Clinched W&M’s win over George Washington for a victory at the top singles spot ... Tallied important victories at the No. 1 singles spot over Big Ten opponents that went on to earn national rankings during the Tribe’s close 4-3 wins over Purdue and Northwestern ... Named CAA Doubles Team of the Week along with Vidal on March 8 and April 15 ... Teamed with Vidal to win the consolation bracket of the prestigious Pacific Coast Doubles Championship as the pair won five straight matches, including three against seeded teams ... Named to the Tribe Invitational All-Tournament team in both singles and doubles ... Recorded his 60th ca-reer singles wins against VCU.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2007-08)Garnered First-Team All-CAA doubles honors ... Earned First-Team VaSID All-State honors in doubles ... Advanced to the NCAA Doubles Championship along with Alex Cojanu ... Ranked as high as No. 11 during the 2007-08 campaign in doubles and finished the year ranked No. 34 nationally and No. 7 in the Mideast Region ... Advanced to the round of 16 in doubles at the All-American Championships with Co-janu, including a win over the No. 2-ranked team in the country from Stanford ... Finished the season with a 16-15 singles record and 12 doubles wins ... De-feated the highest ranked opponent of his collegiate career, downing No. 45-ranked Ralph Knupfer of Rice in three sets ... Won his final three singles matches of the 2008 dual-match season ... Tallied vital singles wins in the Tribe’s 4-3 win over No. 34 Notre Dame on April 6 and in the College’s CAA Semifinal win over Old Dominion ... Also notched the College’s only victory in the CAA Championship match against VCU with a win over Emil Lindgren at the No. 4 singles position ... Clinched the College’s tight 4-3 win over Brown with a win at the No. 3 singles position ... Won

a vital three-set affair at the No. 4 position in the Col-lege’s upset win over No. 46 Oklahoma at the Blue-Gray Classic ... In doubles, tallied a pair of wins over nationally ranked foes.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2006)Led W&M in singles victories with 23 and dual-match victories with 17 ... His wins total ranked as the 10th-best freshman total in school history ... Named the VaSID State Rookie of the Year ... A Second-Team VaSID All-State honoree in both singles and doubles ... Named First-Team All-CAA in doubles, while gar-nering third-team accolades in singles ... A three-time CAA Doubles Team of the Week winner (3/4, 4/10, 4/17) along with Alex Cojanu and a two-time CAA Singles Player of the Week recipient (3/4, 3/28) ... Ranked as high as No. 25 nationally in doubles with Cojanu and finished the season ranked No. 35 nationally and No. 7 in the Mideast Region ... Won 11 straight singles matches from Feb. 11 through March 16 ... Clinched the College’s 4-3 win over then-No. 39 Middle Tennessee State at the Rice Invitational, knocking off his first career ranked op-ponent, No. 113 Marco Born, 6-7 (5), 7-5, 7-6 (9) ... Fought off 11 match points in the battle to clinch the Tribe victory ... Amassed an impressive 10-2 mark in three-set matches ... Won 12 matches at the No. 3 slot during the season ... Clinched W&M wins over Richmond, East Carolina and Longwood along with the Middle Tennessee State match ... Compiled an 18-17 doubles record, playing primarily with Alex Cojanu ... Clinched the doubles point for the College in a 4-3 victory over Old Dominion by defeating the then-No.16-ranked duo of Harel Srugo and Henrique Cancado ... Won two matches in the qualifying brack-et of the ITA Mideast Regional to earn a spot in the main draw.

PREPThe top-ranked junior player in Canada in both sin-gles and doubles ... Ranked as high as 148th in the world in the ITF junior rankings on Jan. 2, 2006 ... Won the 2005 Canadian Indoor Championship and advanced to semifinals of the 24th All-Canadian 2006 ITF Junior Championship ... Played in the champion-ship match in both singles and doubles at the 2005 Jalisco International Junior Cup on Clay in Mexico.

PERSONALSon of Rene Juneau and Johanne Boisvent ... Born June 11, 1988 in Montreal.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear S Pct. D Pct.08-09 14-18 .438 17-19 .472Career 14-18 .438 17-19 .472

FRESHMAN SEASON (2008-09)Named Third-Team All-CAA in doubles ... Finished rookie season with 14 singles wins and 17 doubles victories ... Clinched the Tribe’s CAA Quarterfinal win over James Madison with a win at the No. 6 slot ... Clinched the Tribe’s tight 4-3 win over Purdue with a singles victory at the No. 6 position ... Won a three-set match at the No. 5 singles position in the Tribe’s match with No. 29 Boise State ... Recorded his first career singles victory over Roshan Potarazu of Mary-land at the Tribe Invitational ... Advanced to the main draw round of 16 at the prestigious Pacific Coast Doubles Championship with three straight wins play-ing alongside Dominic Pagon ... Named to the Tribe Invitational All-Tournament team in doubles.

PREP/JUNIORSA member of the Finnish Junior National Team … Ranked as high as No. 4 in Finland Boys Under 18 … Ranked a career best 853 in the ITF Junior Tennis Combined World Rankings ... Advanced to the third round of the European Junior Individual Champion-ships in 2006 …Won a gold, silver and bronze medal at the 2006 Finnish Championships Boys Under 18 and 20 … Won a bronze medal at the Finnish Men’s Team Championships in 2007 … Played ice hockey as well in Finland and was a goalie.

PERSONALFull name is Ilja Miikkael Orre … Son of Timo and Soili Orre … Born Feb. 22, 1988 … Intends to major in business at W&M.

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SOPHOMORE SEASON (2008-09)Progressed throughout his second season with the Tribe, earning a spot in the W&M lineup in both singles and doubles at the CAA Championships ... Tallied one of the Tribe’s four singles wins of the Col-lege’s CAA Quarterfinal win over James Madison with a triumph at the No. 5 spot ... Helped in clinching the doubles point in the Tribe’s regular season win over Old Dominion and in the CAA Semifinals against VCU ... Tallied six singles wins, all in the dual-match season, and 11 doubles victories on the year ... Re-corded one of two Tribe singles wins at the No. 6 slot against No. 14 Pepperdine with a three-set triumph ... Advanced to the main draw round of 16 at the pres-tigious Pacific Coast Doubles Championship, play-ing alongside associate head coach Marcos Asse ... Named to the Tribe Invitational All-Tournament team in doubles.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2007-08)Finished the year with four singles victories ... Was a perfect 4-0 during the dual-match season, playing as high as No. 4 in the College’s win over Howard ... Tallied seven doubles wins on the season ... Re-corded his first collegiate victory over Drew Crank of Richmond in the Tribe’s dual-match win ... Won his last four singles contests of the year ... Went 3-2 in doubles during the dual match season.

PREP/JUNIORSWon the district championship in singles at James Taylor ... Ranked in the top 20 in the Texas Junior Boys 18 Rankings ... Participated in the USTA Ju-nior National Championship ... Helped lead his high school team to a trio of state championships ... Ranked in the top 10 in the Texas Men’s Open ... Ranked as high as No. 1460 in the ITF Combined Ju-nior Rankings ... Was ranked No. 165 nationally, No. 26 in the Gulf States Region and No. 22 in the state of Texas according to the Tennis Recruiting Network ... A member of the National Honor Society and grad-uated high school with honors ... Played six years in the USTA Super Championship Level.

PERSONALFull name is Varun Kumar Pandit ... Born May 30, 1988 in New Jersey ... The son of Naresh and An-uradha Pandit ... Intends to major in accounting at W&M.

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SOPHOMORE SEASON (2008-09)Won 11 of his last 12 singles matches ... Finished with a 22-10 singles ledger, including an impressive 16-6 mark in dual-match play ... Top W&M in winning percentage at .688 ... Named Second-Team All-CAA in singles and first-team all-league in doubles ... Won both his matches in the CAA Championships against James Madison and VCU ... Clinched the Tribe’s 5-2 win over No. 65 BYU with a victory at the No. 4 slot ... Recorded vital singles wins at the No. 4 slot in the Tribe’s 4-3 wins over Big Ten foes Purdue and North-western ... Won the deciding match in the Tribe’s 4-3 win over Old Dominion ... Ranked No. 9 in the ITA Mideast Region doubles rankings at the end of the fall season with Richard Wardell ... Advanced to the ITA Mideast Region Quarterfinals in doubles with Wardell ... Amassed a 23-15 doubles ledger, playing mainly at the No. 1 position with Keziel Juneau ... Ranked as high as No. 38 nationally in doubles play-ing with Juneau ... Teamed with Juneau to win the consolation bracket of the prestigious Pacific Coast Doubles Championship as the pair won five straight matches, including three against seeded teams ... Won his first six singles matches of the fall, advanc-ing to the main draw of the ITA Mideast Region Sin-gles Championship ... Named to the Tribe Invitational All-Tournament team in doubles ... One of two Tribe players with at least 20 singles and doubles victories in 2008-09.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2007-08)Third-Team All-CAA in doubles ... Finished with a 16-4 doubles record playing with Kavi Sud, which was the best record for a W&M duo in 2007-08 ... Along with Sud, clinched the crucial doubles point in the College’s 4-3 upset of No. 34 Notre Dame ... Fin-ished with a 28-8 doubles ledger on the year ... Led the Tribe in doubles winning perfect at 77.8 percent ... His 28 doubles wins ranked as the second-most ever for a W&M freshman ... His doubles winning percentage was the third-best in both school his-tory overall and for a W&M freshman ... The doubles win total was the sixth-most in school history overall ... Tallied 14 singles victories on the year, including 10 in dual matches ... Won two singles matches in the CAA Tournament, including the match clinching three-set victory at No. 5 singles in the semifinals against Old Dominion... Garnered CAA Doubles Team of the Week honors along with Sud on March 9 ... Won the Flight B-2 doubles bracket along with Sud at the UVA Fall Invitational ... Advanced to the cham-pionship of the top doubles flight at the Virginia State Open ... Clinched the Tribe’s 5-2 win over defending CAA Champion Georgia State with a win at the No. 4

singles position ... Won a vital three-set affair at the No. 5 position in the College’s upset win over No. 46 Oklahoma at the Blue-Gray Classic ... Played as high as No. 1 in the singles lineup, racking up a 1-1 ledger.

PREP/JUNIORSCompeted in the 2007 Pan-American Games for Guatemala ... Advanced to the round of 32 in singles with a 6-4, 6-3 win over current W&M teammate Dominic Pagon ... Fell in the round of 32 to eventual gold medalist Flavio Saretta from Brazil ... Compet-ed in doubles as well, advancing to the round of 16 before falling to the eventual gold medalist tandem from Argentina ... Ranked as high as No. 153 in the ITF Combined Junior Rankings ... Was the runner up in doubles at the II Copa HSBC El Salvador Junior Open ... Originally from Guatemala, but prepped in Key Biscayne, Florida ... Ranked No. 84 nationally, No. 29 in the Southeast region and No. 20 in the state of Florida according to the Tennis Recruiting Network ... Ranked as high as No. 68 in the Tennis Recruiting Network Rankings ... Competed for Guatemala in the Davis Cup in 2007, amassing a 2-2 singles mark.

PERSONALFull name is Sebastien Albric Havard Vidal Walters ... The son of Laurent Vidal and Catrin Vidal Walters ... Has one sister, Alexandra ... His favorite soccer team is Barcelona ... Enjoys soccer, music and the Internet.

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JUNIOR SEASON (2008-09)Battled injuries for most of the season, but returned to the lineup late in the year to provide an important spark for the Tribe ... Tallied a vital straight-sets win at the No. 5 singles spot in the Tribe’s 4-3 win over Old Dominion ... Recorded one of the Tribe’s four sin-gles wins in the CAA Quarterfinal victory over James Madison with a win at the No. 4 slot ... Advanced to the ITA Mideast Region Quarterfinals in doubles with Sebastien Vidal ... Ranked No. 9 in the ITA Mideast Region doubles standings at the end of the fall sea-son alongside Vidal ... Finished the year with nine singles and nine doubles victories.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2007-08)Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete for the second straight season... Finished the year with 12 singles victories, including nine during the dual-match portion of the schedule ... Won a season-best five straight matches during the month of February ... Played as high as No. 3 singles for the Tribe, including a match-clinch-ing victory over Richmond ... Recorded an important come-from-behind three-set win at the No. 4 singles position in the College’s regular-season victory over No. 38 Old Dominion ... Notched a pair of vital singles

wins in the Tribe’s tight 4-3 wins over Brown and Pur-due ... Finished with a 3-1 CAA singles mark ... Won nine doubles matches and notched a 3-1 ledger at the No. 1 doubles spot ... Won the Thomas Hearn “Nails” Award ... Won the Flight B doubles bracket along with junior Dominic Pagon at the Virginia State Open ... Advanced to the finals of the Flight B-2 dou-bles bracket at the UVA Fall Invitational.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2006)Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete ... Ranked second on the team in singles wins as one of three Tribe play-ers with 19 victories ... Finished with 12 dual-match wins in singles for the College ... Racked up an 18-15 doubles ledger, including eight victories at the No. 2 position ... Clinched head coach Peter Daub’s 200th career victory with a straight-sets win against George Washington ... Provided the clinching point in the Col-lege’s 4-3 upset at then-No. 49 Louisville ... Clinched the Tribe’s opening round CAA Tournament win over James Madison with a straight sets victory ... Gar-nered CAA Doubles Team of the Week honors with Colin O’Brien on March 18 as the pair helped W&M capture the important doubles point in a 4-2 win over then-No. 34 Middle Tennessee State at the Blue Gray Classic ... Also won an important singles match in the 4-2 win over Middle Tennessee State ... Recognized as a W&M Provost Academic Award winner ... Won the first collegiate match he competed in, downing Tim Barnound of Louisville, 6-2, 6-2, at the UVA Fall Invite ... Earned a spot in the main draw at the ITA Mideast Regional ... Advanced to the consolation fi-nal of the Red Doubles Bracket at the UVA Fall Invite with Alex Zuck ... Won three doubles matches at the Crowne Plaza Tribe Invitational.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-star recruit according to the Tennis Recruiting Network ... Ranked 74th nationally by the network as well as being ranked No. 20 in the Southeast Region and No. 14 in the state of Florida ... In the USTA Boys’ 18 Singles Rankings, ranked No. 159 nationally and No. 58 in the region ... Advanced to the finals of the First Coast Tennis Foundation Designation in August and to the quarterfinals of the USTA National Opens in May of 2006 ... Advanced to the round of 32 at the Clay Court Nationals.

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FRESHMAN SEASON (2007--08)Finished with a record of 10-7 in singles and 13-4 in doubles at Christopher Newport... Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete … CNU finished the year ranked No. 24 nationally in NCAA Division III and advanced to the NCAA Tourna-ment for the first time.

PREP/JUNIORSRanked No. 11 in the state of Virginia by the Tennis Recruiting Network ... A First-Team Daily Press All-Star in 2007 ... Named Williamsburg Ten-nis Player of the Year in 2006 … Won the top flight of the 2007 Newport News Invitational ... Helped Jamestown to the Group AA State Champion-ship match ... Group AA Virginia state runner up in doubles during the 2007 season … Holds Jamestown school records for career singles wins, singles wins in a season, doubles wins in a season and doubles wins in a career.

PERSONALJacob Christopher Braig was born Feb. 16, 1989 in Charlotte, N.C... Son of Robert and Christine Braig...Has two brothers, John, 20, who also plays tennis at CNU, and Zach, 13, as well as a sister Rachel, 13 … Majoring in business finance.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2008-09)Redshirted.

PREP/JUNIORSAdvanced to the second round of the ITA Collegiate Summer Circuit Mid-west Region draw ... Named first-team all-state as a junior after garnering second-team accolades as a sophomore … Rated 12th in the state of Il-linois and 30th in the Great Lakes region according to the Tennis Recruiting Network ... Qualified for the Illinois State Championships in doubles as a sophomore and junior ... Finished fifth in the state as a junior in 2007 ... Team claimed the state championship in 2005 and finished third in both 2006 and 2007 … Named an AP Scholar with Merit … A member of both the National and Spanish Honor Societies … Named to the high honor list during all eight of his high school semesters.

PERSONALSon of Mike Mihalov and Jackie Sierus … Born May 1, 1990 in Naperville, Ill. … Father played basketball for two years at Augustina College.

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PREP/JUNIORSRanked as high as No. 211 in the ITF Combined World Junior Rankings … Earned his highest Swedish ranking at No. 7 in 2008 … Owned a career ITF junior singles record of 21-12 and a doubles mark of 19-11 … Won three ITF Junior titles in 2007 … Won the 2008 U21 Swedish Doubles Champion-ship … Won the Ranka Junior Open in both singles and doubles in Finland in 2006 … Claimed the Tennis Sweden Junior Cup Doubles Championship in 2006 and advanced to the semifinals in 2007 … At the Tennis Sweden Junior Cup in singles, advanced the quarterfinals in 2007 and the semifinals in 2006 … Advanced to the semifinals in singles and the finals in doubles at the TaTS Open in 2006 … Advanced to the finals of the 2006 ITF Copen-hagen Junior Open in doubles and the semifinals at the event in singles.

PERSONALSon of Kjell and Monica Andersson … Born Jan. 15, 1989 in Alsen, Swe-den.

PREP/JUNIORSRanked as high as No. 1529 in the South African Airways ATP World Singles Rankings … Earned points on the ATP professional tennis tour to garner a world singles ranking … Ranked as high as No. 410 in the ITF Junior Combined World Rankings … Advanced to the round of 16 at a pair of Futures events in 2008 (Romania F5) and 2009 (Israel F1) … Earned quarterfinal berths in the Romania F17 and F18 Futures doubles events … Garnered two doubles finals appearances at the 2006 Instirig Cup and the 30th Mamaia-Sen Junior ITF Tournament … A doubles semifinalist at both the 11th Slovenian Junior Open and the Saadia Rees ITF Junior Tourna-ment in 2006 … Advanced to the doubles quarterfinals at the Trofeul D Sturdza, the 2007 ITF Terme Radenci and the 11th Wilson - Tivoli Trophy Timisoara in 2006 … Eastern European vice champion in 2004 … Won national doubles championships in 2004 and 2007 … Ranked No. 21 in the U14 world juniors rankings in 2003.

PERSONALSon of George and Geta Vodislav … Born Oct. 23, 1990 in Craiova, Roma-nia … Intends to major in business at W&M.

PREP/JUNIORSTrained at the University of Bath last year … Ranked as high as No. 368 in the ITF Junior Combined World Rankings … Owned a 15-7 ITF singles mark … Won the doubles title at the Barclays BUCS tennis challenge, com-peting for Bath in February of 2009 … Advanced to the round of 16 at the 2007 Prince Cup … Won the Bank of Bermuda Foundation ITF Junior Circuit Tournament Singles Championship and advanced to the finals of the Doubles event in Bermuda in June of 2007 … Advanced to the semifinals of the Security & General International Junior Championships in Bermuda … Advanced to the singles semifinals of the 86 Slazenger Winchester in 2007 … Won U18 and U13 county cup championships.

PERSONALSon of John and Karen Whiteford … Born August 30, 1990 in Kingston upon Thames, England … Father, John, was a pro tennis player.

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BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK The Tribe tallied 16 dual-match victories in 2009 and coupled with the 16 wins in both 2007 and 2008, W&M produced back-to-back-to-back 16-win seasons. It marked the first time in school history that the Tribe has produced three straight seasons of 16 or more victories. In fact, of the 11 seasons in which the Tribe has won 16 or more dual matches, nine have come under the direction of head coach Peter Daub.

RECORD SETTING PERFORMANCE W&M garnered a record-setting haul of CAA all-league honors in 2009. Four Green and Gold singles players and a pair of Tribe doubles team received honors, marking the most All-CAA awards won in a single season by W&M in school history. Junior Keziel Juneau highlighted the Tribe ef-fort earning First-Team All-CAA accolades in both singles and doubles. Juneau was joined on the doubles first team by sophomore Sebastien Vidal. Vidal also received Second-Team All-CAA distinc-tion in singles. Seniors Marwan Ramadan and Dominic Pagon were both named to the All-CAA third team in singles, receiving the league honor in individual play for the first time in their careers. For the second straight season, Pagon also earned All-CAA accolades in doubles. He and freshman Ilja Orre were named to the All-CAA third team in doubles action.

JUNEAU RANKED NATIONALLY Keziel Juneau garnered a career-best national ranking in the final Campbell’s ITA National Rankings. Juneau, who spent four of the last five weeks in the national singles rankings, moved into the No. 103 spot in the final standings. He was one of only two Colonial Athletic Association players in the national singles rankings. As a team, the Tribe finished the year ranked No. 75 nationally. Juneau was a First-Team All-CAA honoree in both singles and doubles as a junior. He led the College in singles and doubles victories with 23 and 24, respectively. The Repentigny, Quebec native tallied 19 wins at the No. 1 singles slot during the dual-match season. He knocked off the highest ranked opponent of his career in Alexey Tsyrenov of Auburn, who finished the year ranked No. 41 nationally, during the teams’ dual match at the Blue Gray Classic.

SUCCESS AT THE PACIFIC COAST DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP Keziel Juneau and Sebastien Vidal won five straight matches to claim the consolation bracket title at the historic and prestigious Pacific Coast Doubles Championship in March. The 120th an-nual doubles tournament included teams from some of the top collegiate teams in the country like No. 1 Stanford, No. 8 USC and No. 13 UCLA as well as individuals of various ages from across the country. The Pacific Coast Doubles Championship is the second-oldest tennis event in the United States and has a rich tournament history. First held in 1890 at The Hotel Del Monte in Monterey, California, the event was created to promote the sale of real estate on the Monterey peninsula.The original concept pitted the best players from the East versus those from the West. This coast to coast rivalry was the inspiration for the Davis Cup. Past Winners include Jack Kramer, Ted Schro-eder, Bobby Riggs, Pancho Segura, Don Budge, Tony Trabert, Stan Smith, Bob Lutz, Arthur Ashe, Dennis Ralston, John McEnroe and many others world-class champions. Juneau and Vidal knocked off three seeded teams on their way to the title and in the process earned CAA Doubles Team of the Week honors. Along with the success of its top pairing, W&M saw two of its other doubles squads advanced to the main draw round of 16 at the event. Dominic Pagon and Ilja Orre won three straight matches, before falling to the No. 4-seeded team in the country. Tribe associate head coach Marcos Asse and Varun Pandit also earned a berth in the round of 16 as well.

GREEN AND GOLD CLAIMS TRIBE NATIONAL INDOOR INVITATIONAL CROWN W&M tallied a pair of victories over nationally ranked opponents to win the Tribe National In-door Invite. The Green and Gold disposed of No. 65 BYU, 5-2, in the opening round. The College followed that performance with a 4-3 title winning victory over No. 60 Clemson in a triumph clinched by Marwan Ramadan. The wins also bumped the Tribe’s early season record to 9-2, which marked the Green and Gold’s best start to a season since 1997.

2009 RESULTS

Overall: 16-14 CAA: 3-1Jan. 14 Winthrop W, 6-1Jan. 14 College of Charleston W, 6-1Jan. 18 Temple W, 5-2Jan. 18 George Washington W, 5-2Jan. 20 #5 Virginia L, 0-7Jan. 24 #30 Notre Dame L, 0-7Jan. 24 • George Mason W, 7-0Jan. 25 Richmond W, 7-0Jan. 25 Longwood W, 6-1Jan. 30 #65 BYU1 W, 5-2Jan. 31 #60 Clemson1 W, 4-3Feb. 7 at #21 Wake Forest L, 1-6Feb. 8 at #3 Georgia L, 1-6Feb. 13 at #74 Maryland L, 3-4Feb. 14 vs. Purdue 2 W, 4-3Feb. 22 #29 Boise State L, 2-5Feb. 22 • James Madison W, 6-1Feb. 27 #67 Northwestern W, 4-3Mar. 9 at #14 Pepperdine L, 2-5Mar. 13 #66 Penn State L, 3-4Mar. 15 #63 Harvard L, 3-4Mar. 15 Howard W, 7-0Mar. 19 vs. #30 Auburn 3 L, 1-4Mar. 20 vs. #43 Fresno State 3 L, 1-4Mar. 21 vs. #56 MTSU3 L, 1-4Apr. 1 • #55 VCU L, 2-5Apr. 11 • Old Dominion W, 4-3Apr. 11 Norfolk State W, 7-0Apr. 17 vs. James Madison 4 W, 4-1Apr. 18 vs. #45 VCU4 L, 3-4

1 – Tribe Indoor Invitational, Williamsburg, Va. (MNTC); 2 - College Park, Md.; 3 - Blue-Gray Classic, Montgom-ery Ala.; 4 – CAA Championships, Norfolk, Va. (Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center)

TOP INDIVIDUAL HONORS

All-CAAKeziel Juneau (1)

Sebastien Vidal (2)Dominic Pagon (3)

Marwan Ramadan (3)K. Juneau/S. Vidal (1)D. Pagon/I. Orre (3)

VaSID All-StateKeziel Juneau (1)

Sebastien Vidal (2)K. Juneau/S. Vidal (2)

CAA Singles Player of the WeekMarwan Ramadan (3/1)Sebastien Vidal (4/15)

CAA Doubles Team of the WeekK. Juneau/S. Vidal (3/8, 4/15)

All-Tribe InvitationalKeziel Juneau

K. Juneau/S. VidalD. Pagon/I. Orre

W. Lang/V. Pandit

W&M Thomas Hearn Nails AwardKeziel Juneau

W&M Pride and Tradition AwardJacob Braig 2008-09 TRIBE MEN’S TENNIS TEAM

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CAREER RECORDSSingles Victories 1. Trevor Spracklin 1996-01 110-60 2. Scott Mackesy 1986-91 90-42 Scott Estes 1989-93 90-38 4. Jeff Kader 2001-05 85-73 5. Stephen Ward 2002-06 84-47 6. Sean Kelleher 2001-05 82-62 Scott Lindsey 1990-94 82-52 8. Geoff Russell 2000-04 79-62 9. Alex Cojanu 2004-08 78-59 9. Lee Harang 1994-99 77-85 10. Patrick Brown 1997-01 73-61 Tim Csontos 1995-00 73-40

Singles Winning Percentage(Minimum 50 Matches) 1. Scott Estes 1989-93 90-38 (.703) 2. Vaclav Kohlmayer 1991-93 35-16 (.686) 3. Scott Mackesy 1986-90 90-42 (.682) 4. Trevor Spracklin 1996-01 110-60 (.647) 5. Will Harvie 1986-88 42-23 (.646) 6. Tim Csontos 1995-00 73-40 (.646) 7. Zack Malmgren 2001-03 47-26 (.644) 8. Stephen Ward 2002-06 84-47 (.641) 9. Brian Lubin 1998-01 66-39 (.629) 10. Jody Strik 1999-01 32-20 (.615)

Doubles Victories 1. Trevor Spracklin 1996-01 113-50 2. Alex Cojanu 2004-08 97-53 3. Geoff Russell 2000-04 91-48 4. Lee Harang 1994-99 89-62 5. Jeff Kader 2001-05 84-54 6. Patrick Brown 1997-01 81-48 7. Sean Kelleher 2001-05 78-55 8. Dave Kenas 1995-99 74-45 9. Alex Fish 2001-05 71-54 10. Colin O’Brien 2003-06 70-70 Stephen Ward 2002-06 70-59

Doubles Winning Percentage(Minimum 40 Matches) 1. Trevor Spracklin 1996-01 113-50 (.693) 2. Scott Estes 1989-93 64-29 (.688) 3. Kelly Hunter 1986-90 46-22 (.676) 4. Zack Malmgren 2001-03 43-22 (.662) 5. Geoff Russell 2000-04 91-48 (.655) 6. Alexander Soeters 1997-00 35-19 (.648) 7. Alex Cojanu 2004-08 97-53 (.647) 8. Brian Lubin 1998-01 67-38 (.638) 9. Mike Scherer 1988-91 43-25 (.632) 10. Patrick Brown 1997-01 81-48 (.628)

SEASON RECORDSSingles Victories 1. Trevor Spracklin 1996-97 34-13 2. Brian Lubin 1999-00 28-13 Trevor Spracklin 1997-98 28-15 Scott Lindsey 1991-92 28-10 Kelly Hunter 1989-90 28-10 6. Jeff Kader 2001-02 27-17 Christian Jordan 1996-97 27-17 8. Alex Fish 2001-02 26-14 Zack Malmgren 2001-02 26-12 Trevor Spracklin 1998-99 26-16 Ashuman Vohra 1996-97 26-9 Jay Goldstein 1991-92 26-10 Scott Mackesy 1989-90 26-10

Singles Winning Percentage(Minimum 20 Matches) 1. Scott Mackesy 1990-91 24-6 (.800) Scott Estes 1989-90 24-6 (.800) 3. John Curtiss 1989-90 15-5 (.750) 4. Ashuman Vohra 1996-97 26-9 (.743) 5. Scott Estes 1992-93 17-6 (.739) 6. Scott Lindsey 1991-92 28-10 (.737) Kelly Hunter 1989-90 28-10 (.737) 8. Trevor Spracklin 1996-97 34-13 (.723) 9. Jay Goldstein 1991-92 26-10 (.722) Scott Mackesy 1989-90 26-10 (.722)

Doubles Victories 1. Trevor Spracklin 1996-97 32-15 2. Lee Harang 1996-97 31-17 3. Alex Cojanu 2006-07 30-12 Patrick Brown 2000-01 30-9 Trevor Spracklin 2000-01 30-10 6. Sebastien Vidal 2007-08 28-8 7. Colin O’Brien 2006-07 27-17 Alex Fish 2002-03 27-12 9. Zack Malmgren 2002-03 26-12 Geoff Russell 2000-01 26-11 Trevor Spracklin 1998-99 26-14

Doubles Winning Percentage(Minimum 20 Matches) 1. Scott Estes 1989-90 19-5 (.792) 2. Sean Kelleher 2001-02 25-7 (.781) 3. Sebastien Vidal 2007-08 28-8 (.778) 4. Patrick Brown 2000-01 30-9 (.769) 5. Trevor Spracklin 2000-01 30-10 (.750) Will Harvie 1987-88 18-6 (.750) Scott Mackesy 1987-88 18-6 (.750) 8. Geoff Russell 2001-02 23-8 (.742) 9. Alexander Soeters 1999-00 17-6 (.739) Kelly Hunter 1989-90 17-6 (.739)

FRESHMAN RECORDSSingles Victories 1. Trevor Spracklin 1996-97 34-13 2. Jeff Kader 2001-02 27-17 3. Alex Fish 2001-02 26-14 Zack Malmgren 2001-02 26-12 Ashuman Vohra 1996-97 26-9 Jay Goldstein 1991-92 26-10 7. Alex Cojanu 2004-05 25-15 8. Steve Williams 1995-96 24-15 Scott Estes 1989-90 24-6 10. Keziel Juneau 2006-07 23-18 Stephen Ward 2002-03 23-14 Sean Kelleher 2001-02 23-17

Singles Winning Percentage(Minimum 20 Matches) 1. Scott Estes 1989-90 24-6 (.800) 2. John Curtis 1989-90 15-5 (.750) 3. Ashuman Vohra 1996-97 26-9 (.743) 4. Trevor Spracklin 1996-97 34-13 (.723) 5. Jay Goldstein 1991-92 26-10 (.722) 6. Zack Malmgren 2001-02 26-12 (.684) 7. Alex Fish 2001-02 26-14 (.650) 8. Tim Csontos 1995-96 22-12 (.647) 9. Chris Anderson 1994-95 19-11 (.633) 10. Ian Boettcher 1996-97 17-10 (.630)

Doubles Victories 1. Trevor Spracklin 1996-97 32-15 2. Sebastien Vidal 2007-08 28-8 3. Geoff Russell 2000-01 26-11 4. Alex Cojanu 2004-05 25-14 Sean Kelleher 2001-02 25-7 Keith Menter 1986-87 25-10 7. Stephen Ward 2002-03 22-15 8. Billy Mulligan 2005-06 20-16 Dave Kenas 1995-96 20-11 10. Tim Csontos 1995-96 19-19 Steve Williams 1995-96 19-20 Scott Estes 1989-90 19-5

Doubles Winning Percentage(Minimum 20 Matches) 1. Scott Estes 1989-90 19-5 (.792) 2. Sean Kelleher 2001-02 25-7 (.781) 3. Sebastien Vidal 2007-08 28-8 (.778) 4. Scott Mackesy 1987-88 18-6 (.750) 5. Keith Menter 1986-87 25-10 (.714) 6. Geoff Russell 2000-01 26-11 (.703) 7. Kelly Hunter 1986-87 14-6 (.700) 8. Trevor Spracklin 1996-97 32-15 (.681) 9. Ashuman Vohra 1996-97 16-8 (.667) 10. Dave Kenas 1995-96 20-11 (.645)

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TEAM HONORSNCAA Champions (2)

1947, 1948

NCAA Tournaments (10)1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1973, 1999, 2005, 2007

CAA Championships (3)1987, 1990, 2005

ITA National Team Sportsmanship Award

March 2004

PLAYER AWARDSNational Champions

1947 Gardner Larned1948 B. Bartzen/F. Kovaleski

NCAA Individual Tournament1947 Gardner Larned1948 B. Bartzen/F. Kovaleski1973 Ford Robinette2001 P. Brown/T. Spracklin2004 Jeff Kader2005 Jeff Kader2007 A. Cojanu/C. O’Brien2008 Alex Cojanu2008 A. Cojanu/K. Juneau

ITA Mideast Doubles Champions2007 A. Cojanu/C. O’Brien

ITA Men’s Tennis Hall of Fame1985 Bernard “Tut” Bartzen2004 Gardner Larned

W&M Athletics Hall of Fame1970 Bernard “Tut” Bartzen Sharvey Umbeck (coach)1973 Gardner Larned1976 1947 Team1977 1948 Team1985 Robert Gill (coach)2004 Scott Mackesy

AEF Tribe Club Senior Male Athlete of the Year

2008 Alex Cojanu

ITA Scholar-Athlete1996 Aaron Scott1997 Aaron Scott1999 Brian Lubin2000 Brian Lubin2004 Colin O’Brien2005 Colin O’Brien2007 Richard Wardell2008 Richard Wardell

CAA Player of the Year1986 Will Harvie1987 Will Harvie1990 Scott Mackesy

1991 Scott Mackesy1993 Vasko Kohlmayer1994 Scott Lindsey1999 Trevor Spracklin

CAA Rookie of the Year2002 Sean Kelleher2005 Alex Cojanu

CAA Tournament MVP2005 Jeff Kader

Blue-Gray Classic Sportsmanship Award

2005 Jeff Kader

Southern Conference Champions1947 Gardner Larned (1) B. Bartzen/G. Larned (1)1948 B. Bartzen/F. Kovaleski (1)1949 Fred Kovaleski (1)1972 C. Blumberg/B. Lugar (3)1974 D. Ball/S. Smith (3)1976 M. Abrams/N. O’Hara (2)1977 Marc Abrams (1) David Smith (2)

All-CAA1986 Will Harvie (1) Lawrence Craig (2) L. Craig/W. Harvie (1)1987 Will Harvie (1) Scott Mackesy (2) Kelly Hunter (5) S. Mackesy/W. Harvie (1) K. Hunter/K. Menter (2)1989 K. Hunter/M. Scherer (2)1990 Scott Mackesy (1) Mike Roberts (4) M. Roberts/K. Wendelburg (3)1997 L. Harang/T. Spracklin (1)1998 Trevor Spracklin (1) D. Kenas/T. Spracklin (1)1999 Trevor Spracklin (1) D. Kenas/T. Spracklin (2)2000 Patrick Brown (2) Jody Strik (2) P. Brown/A. Soeters (2) B. Lubin/J. Strik (2)2001 Trevor Spracklin (1) Patrick Brown (2) Brian Lubin (2) P. Brown/T. Spracklin (1) B. Lubin/G. Russell (1)2002 Sean Kelleher (1) Geoffrey Russell (1) Jeff Kader (2) S. Kelleher/G. Russell (1) J. Brooks/Z. Malmgren (2)2003 Jeff Kader (1) S. Kelleher/S. Ward (1) Sean Kelleher (2) Geoff Russell (2) A. Fish/G. Russell (2)2004 Jeff Kader (1) S. Kane/G. Russell (1)

Sean Kelleher (2) Geoff Russell (2) S. Kelleher/S. Ward (2)2005 Jeff Kader (1) S. Kelleher/S. Ward (2) Sean Kelleher (2) Colin O’Brien (2) A. Cojanu/J. Kader (1)2006 Colin O’Brien (1) Stephen Ward (2) Alex Cojanu (3) A. Cojanu/B. Mulligan (2)2007 Alex Cojanu (1) Colin O’Brien (2) Keziel Juneau (3) A. Cojanu/C. O’Brien (1) A. Cojanu/K. Juneau (1)2008 Alex Cojanu (1) A. Cojanu/K. Juneau (1) A. Cojanu/D. Pagon (1) K. Sud/S. Vidal (3)2009 Keziel Juneau (1) Sebastien Vidal (2) Dominic Pagon (3) Marwan Ramadan (3) K. Juneau/S. Vidal (1) I. Orre/D. Pagon (3)

CAA Singles Player of the Week2004 Jeff Kader (3/23) Sean Kelleher (3/30)2005 Jeff Kader (3/16, 3/30, 4/12)2007 Keziel Juneau (3/4, 3/28)2008 Marwan Ramadan (3/9)2009 Marwan Ramadan (3/1) Sebastien Vidal (4/15)

CAA Doubles TeAm of The Week

2004 S. Kane/G. Russell (3/30, 4/13, 4/20) S. Kelleher/S. Ward (4/6)2005 S. Kelleher/S. Ward (4/12)2007 A. Cojanu/K. Juneau (3/4, 4/10, 4/17) C. O’Brien/R. Wardell (3/18)2008 A. Cojanu/D. Pagon (3/16, 4/2, 4/8) K. Sud/S. Vidal (3/9)2009 K. Juneau/S. Vidal (3/8, 4/15)

VaSID State Rookie of the Year2007 Keziel Juneau

VaSID All-State2006 Colin O’Brien (2) A. Cojanu/B. Mulligan (2)2007 Alex Cojanu (1) Colin O’Brien (1) Keziel Juneau (2) A. Cojanu/C. O’Brien (1) A. Cojanu/K. Juneau (2)2008 Alex Cojanu (1) A. Cojanu/K. Juneau (1) A. Cojanu/D. Pagon (2)

Nails Award(selected by team vote)1986 Will Harvie1987 Will Harvie1988 Will Harvie1989 Scott Mackesy1990 Kelly Hunter1991 Scott Mackesy1992 Scott Lindsey1993 Scott Lindsey1994 Jay Goldstein1995 John Winter1996 Dave Kenas1997 Lee Harang1998 Trevor Spracklin1999 Dave Kenas2000 Tim Csontos2001 Brian Lubin2002 Sean Kelleher2003 Stephen Ward2004 Sean Kelleher2005 Sean Kelleher2006 Colin O’Brien2007 Colin O’Brien2008 Richard Wardell2009 Keziel Juneau

Pride & Tradition Award(selected by coaching staff)1994 Brent Trentham, John Winter1995 Jay Goldstein, John Winter1996 Jeffrey MacFarland1997 Ian Boettcher1998 Martin Larsson Trevor Spracklin1999 The Team2000 Martin Larsson2001 Patrick Brown, Brian Lubin, Trevor Spracklin2002 Alex Fish, Kal Patrick2003 Alex Fish, Kal Patrick2004 Colin O’Brien2005 Kavi Sud2006 Kavi Sud2007 Richard Wardell2008 Kunal Pawa2009 Jacob Braig

COACH AWARDSCAA Coach of the Year

1987 Bill Pollard1999 Peter Daub2001 Peter Daub

USTA/Virginia Coach of the Year2005 Peter Daub

USPTA Mid-Atlantic College Coach of the Year

2006 Peter Daub

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Did You Know?

W&M is one of just five schools to have won more than one NCAA Division I men’s tennis titles.

All-Time NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Titles

No. School 17 Stanford 17 Southern California 16 UCLA 6 Georgia 2 WILLIAM AND MARY 1 Baylor 1 Illinois 1 Michigan 1 Notre Dame 1 Pepperdine 1 San Francisco 1 Trinity 1 Tulane

The College of William and Mary’s 1946-47 men’s tennis team posted the finest record in Tribe history when it claimed the team title at the National Intercolle-giate Tournament in Los Angeles, in June of 1947. The netters, coached by Dr. Sharvey G. Umbeck, tallied 10 points to clinch first-place honors. Leading the way for the Tribe was Gardner Larned, who won the national singles title that same year by defeating Vic Seixas of North Carolina 6-3, 9-11, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. Other members of the 1947 team included Tut Bartzen, Fred Kovaleski, Bob Doll, Bren Macken, Howe Atwater, Lyman Chen-nault, Dick Randell, Jim Macken, George Fricke, Bill Ozenberger and Bob Galloway. In 1948, Kovelski and team captain Bartzen, re-turning as the nation’s fourth-and fifth-ranked players, guided the Tribe to its second-straight national team title. In addition, the duo captured the national doubles championship, a feat that has yet to be repeated in Wil-liam and Mary men’s tennis history.

W&M Men’s Tennis National Championships

1947 Team Gardner Larned (singles)1948 Team Bernard Bartzen/Frank Kovaleski (doubles)

The 1947 men’s tennis team (above) was the first team in W&M history to win an NCAA Championship. In 1948 (below) the Tribe repeated that achievement. Included in the Tribe’s succes, beginning in 1945 was an NCAA-record winning streak of 82-straight dual matches that lasted un-til the 1950 season. The Green and Gold were also NCAA runner up in 1946 and finished third at the national event in 1949.

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results for every season since 1977. William and Mary was a member of the Southern Conference from 1955 through 1977 and has been a member of the Colonial Athletic Association since the 1983-84 academic year. The CAA Championship was held in the fall until the 1987-88 season and was moved to the spring starting in 1989.

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1977Record: 11-11 (6-2 SC)Coach: Steve HaynieM7 at Jacksonville L 2-7M8 at Flagler L 2-7M9 at Florida Tech L 0-9M16 • East Carolina W 8-1 at Maryland L 2-7 vs. Penn State1 L 1-8 vs. George Wash.1 W 8-1M21 • at ODU W 6-3M25 Dartmouth L 3-6 Colgate L 3-6M29 • at VMI W 9-0M31 Virginia L 2-7A3 at Navy W 8-1A6 • Richmond W 6-3A8 • Furman L 3-6A9 • The Citadel W 6-3A11 at Washington & Lee W 7-2 Virginia Tech L 1-8 • Davidson W 5-4A18 JMU W 8-1 • Appalachian State L 3-6 George Wash. W 7-21-College Park, Md.

1978Record: 13-6Coach: Steve HaynieM2 at NC State L 0-9M3 at Wake Forest W 5-4M5 at High Point W 7-2M6 at Appalachian State W 5-4M15 VMI W 9-0M21 Notre Dame W 7-2M24 Bloomsburg W 8-1M27 Harvard W 7-2M31 Hampton L 0-9A1 Western Michigan L 3-6A3 at Virginia L 2-7A6 George Mason W 7-2A10 at Navy L 3-6A11 at George Wash. W 7-2A17 at Richmond L 3-6A21 JMU W 9-0A23 Virginia Tech W 5-4A28 Washington & Lee W 7-2A29 ODU W 8-1

1979Record: 11-11Coach: Steve HaynieM2 at Francis Marion W 9-0M3 at The Citadel W 5-4M4 at Coll. of Charleston W 5-4M6 at Presbyterian L 3-6M7 at South Carolina L 3-6M8 at Furman L 3-6M16 Hampton L 2-7M23 The Citadel L 2-7M24 Bloomsburg W 7-2M28 at ODU L 4-5M30 Penn State W 6-3M31 Navy L 4-5A2 at VMI W 6-0A5 Virginia L 3-6A7 Hampden-Sydney W 9-0A10 George Mason W 9-0A11 Iona L 4-5A11 UNCW W 9-0

A16 at Virginia Tech L 0-9A20 Richmond L 4-5A21 George Wash. W 7-2A23 East Carolina W 8-1

1980Record: 8-11Coach: Steve HaynieF29 vs. W. Michigan1 L 2-7F29 vs. Georgia Tech1 L 2-7M2 at Alabama L 2-7M5 at Northwestern State L 3-6M6 at Louisiana State L 0-9M7 at Tulane L 4-5M18 North Carolina L 1-8M21 JMU W 7-2M22 Bloomsburg W 6-3M27 Washington & Lee W 7-2A1 at Navy L 3-6A2 at George Wash. W 9-0A5 UNCW W 9-0A8 ODU L 1-8A10 Hampton L 2-7A15 at Virginia L 3-6A16 at Richmond W 7-2A18 at Hampden-Sydney W 8-1A19 Virginia Tech W 6-31-at Emory, Atlanta, Ga.

1981Record: 9-10Coach: Steve HaynieM6 at North Carolina L 2-7M7 at Atlantic Christian W 6-3M8 at Davidson L 2-7M9 at Wake Forest L 1-8M10 vs. Presbyterian1 W 6-3M11 at Furman L 3-6M21 Bloomsburg W 6-3M24 George Wash. W 9-0M28 Navy L 4-5M31 Cornell W 6-3A3 at ODU L 2-7A4 East Carolina W 9-0A10 Hampden-Sydney W 8-1A17 at Virginia Tech L 1-8A18 at JMU W 7-2A20 Flagler L 4-5A21 Hampton L 1-8A22 Richmond W 6-3A25 Virginia L 2-71-Winston-Salem, N.C.

1982Record: 13-9Coach: Steve HaynieM5 at Coll. of Charleston L 3-6M7 vs. UNCW1 W 9-0M8 at South Carolina L 1-8M9 at Francis Marion W 8-1 at Atlantic Christian W 6-2M18 VCU W 9-0M24 at George Wash. W 7-2M26 Penn State L 4-5M27 Harvard W 6-3M30 ODU L 3-6M31 Cornell L 3-6 North Carolina L 0-9 Navy L 3-5A9 Lynchburg W 9-0 JMU W 6-3A14 at Towson W 8-1 at George Mason W 9-0 Virginia Tech L 3-6A19 at Hampden-Sydney W 9-0A24 at Virginia L 3-6A25 at Washington & Lee W 9-0A27 Christopher Newport W 7-21-Charleston, S.C.

1983Record: 6-11Coach: Steve HaynieM4 at Coll. of Charleston L 4-5M8 at South Carolina L 1-8M9 at Furman L 3-6M10 at Presbyterian W 7-2M18 George Wash. W 9-0M21 at VCU W 5-4 Penn State W 7-2 Navy L 1-8M30 at George Mason W 6-3A2 West Virginia L 4-5A4 Atlantic Christian L 1-8A5 at ODU L 2-7A10 at North Carolina L 1-8 at Virginia Tech L 2-7A17 at JMU L 4-5A21 Richmond W 7-2A24 Virginia L 3-6

1984Record: 10-7Coach: Steve HaynieM12 Christopher Newport W 6-3M16 Washington & Lee W 8-1M20 Hampden-Sydney W 8-1M22 ODU L 2-7M24 George Wash. W 7-2M30 George Mason W 6-3M31 Virginia Tech L 1-8A1 Penn State W 5-4A5 JMU L 2-7A7 Radford W 8-1A9 at Towson W 6-3A10 at Navy L 1-8A13 North Carolina L 0-9A14 at Virginia L 1-8A17 Iona W 9-0A19 at Richmond L 2-8A21 Lynchburg W 5-2

1985Record: 6-10Coach: Steve HaynieF24 Wake Forest L 1-8M13 Christopher Newport W 8-1M14 Lehigh W 7-2M15 Bloomsburg L 2-6M20 at ODU L 4-5M26 Harvard L 2-7M27 MIT W 8-1M30 at Virginia Tech L 3-6A2 at VCU L 0-9A5 Lynchburg W 9-0A9 Virginia L 0-9A13 Navy L 1-8A18 UNCW W 7-2A19 at JMU L 2-7A22 Richmond W 5-4A24 at George Mason L 4-5

1986Record: 8-15Coach: Bill PollardM1 at Guilford L 4-5M2 at North Carolina L 0-9M3 at Charlotte W 8-1M5 at Wake Forest L 3-6M6 at Furman L 1-8M8 at Davidson L 0-9M13 Christopher Newport W 9-0M15 Washington & Lee L 4-5M16 Illinois State W 8-1M21 Rutgers L 3-6M22 ODU L 2-7M26 Bloomsburg W 8-1M28 VMI W 9-0M29 The Citadel W 8-1M29 Virginia Tech L 4-5M31 NC State L 1-8A2 at Hampton L 2-7A4 JMU L 4-5A8 VCU W 5-3

A10 at Navy L 0-6A12 at Duke L 0-9A13 at Atlantic Christian W 6-3A14 at Virginia L 1-8A23 at Richmond L 4-5

1987Record: 7-14Coach: Bill PollardCAA ChampionF22 Wake Forest L 1-8F28 Temple L 3-6M7 at East Carolina W 8-1M9 at UNCW W 9-0M10 vs. Duke1 L 0-6M11 at NC State L 2-7M13 at Furman L 2-7M14 at Davidson L 4-5M19 Bloomsburg W 6-3M21 at Washington & Lee L 2-7M22 at VMI W 9-0M26 at ODU L 3-6M27 Radford W 9-0M28 at JMU L 4-5M29 Penn State W 5-4A1 Hampton L 0-9A7 at VCU L 4-5A10 Lynchburg W 8-1A11 Navy L 3-6A12 Virginia L 1-8A22 Richmond L 1-81-Greensboro, N.C.

1988Record: 10-10Coach: Bill PollardF20 at Wake Forest L 2-7F27 Washington & Lee W 8-1M6 at Coll. of Charleston W 5-4M7 at Baptist W 6-3M8 at The Citadel W 6-3M11 at Furman L 2-7M12 at Guilford W 5-4M13 at #21 Duke L 1-6M19 Radford W 9-0M26 JMU W 5-4M27 Penn State L 4-5A5 at Hampton L 0-9A6 ODU L 4-5A7 VCU W 5-2A9 at Navy L 4-5A14 at Virginia L 1-8A16 at Davidson L 4-5A17 at North Carolina L 4-5A20 at Richmond W 7-2A23 UNCW W 9-0

1989Record: 7-10 (1-2 CAA)Coach: Bill PollardF25 Wake Forest L 1-8M5 • at East Carolina W 5-4M7 at North Carolina L 0-9M9 at Duke L 1-5M10 at Furman L 3-6M12 at Davidson L 2-5M15 Bloomsburg L 3-6M16 Florida International W 5-4M18 at Washington & Lee W 5-3M22 Baptist W 8-0M25 Penn State W 7-2M28 at ODU W 5-3A3 Atlantic Christian W 6-3A4 Hampton L 1-6A10 • Richmond L 3-6A12 Virginia L 1-8A15 • JMU L 3-6

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Record: 13-7 (5-1 CAA)Coach: Bill PollardCAA ChampionF17 Radford W 9-0F24 at Wake Forest L 1-6F25 at Davidson W 5-1M4 at Coll. of Charleston L 4-5M5 at Baptist W 5-1M6 at Coastal Carolina W 8-1M14 Bloomsburg L 1-6M16 Washington & Lee W 7-1M17 Campbell L 4-5M23 • George Mason W 8-1M24 • East Carolina W 5-3M24 • UNCW W 9-0M25 Penn State W 3-2M28 VCU W 6-0A2 Atlantic Christian W 5-3A3 ODU L 3-5A5 • at American W 7-2A11 • at Richmond W 6-3A14 • JMU L 3-6A17 at Virginia L 0-6

1991Record: 15-10 (5-2 CAA)Coach: Bill PollardF16 Army W 8-1F23 Wake Forest L 2-6F24 Christopher Newport W 8-1M4 at Charleston Southern W 6-2M5 at The Citadel W 6-2M6 at Coll. of Charleston L 0-9M9 at Furman L 1-5M15 at Washington & Lee W 6-0M19 at VCU L 1-5M22 • vs. UNCW1 W 8-0M23 • vs. JMU1 L 4-5M23 • at East Carolina W 5-4M24 Penn State L 4-5M26 Bloomsburg W 5-4A2 Virginia L 3-5A6 at Charlotte W 5-4A7 at Davidson W 5-4A9 • at ODU W 5-3A10 • at George Mason W 9-0A11 • Richmond L 4-5A13 at Radford W 6-1A15 • American W 5-1A19 vs. George Mason2 W 6-0A19 vs. East Carolina2 W 5-1A20 vs. JMU2 L 2-51-Greenville, N.C.; 2-CAA Tournament, Harrisonburg, Va.

1992Record: 12-8 (6-1 CAA)Coach: Bill PollardF2 at Wake Forest L 2-7F8 at Virginia Tech L 0-9M7 Radford W 9-0M9 Bloomsburg W 5-4M12 at Air Force L 3-6M13 vs. Oral Roberts1 W 7-0M13 vs. Colorado State1 W 6-0M14 vs. Creighton1 W 8-1M25 • at Richmond L 2-6M27 • East Carolina W 5-2M28 • UNCW W 6-0M28 • George Mason W 6-0M29 • JMU W 5-1A2 • at American W 6-0A6 • ODU W 5-1A7 at Virginia L 4-5A11 at Davidson L 3-6A17 UNCW2 W 5-4A17 ODU2 L 1-5A18 East Carolina2 L 4-51-Colorado Springs, Colo.; 2-CAA Tour-nament, Williamsburg, Va.

1993Record: 9-10 (3-3 CAA)Coach: Bill PollardF21 Wake Forest L 3-4F28 at Virginia Tech L 0-6M8 vs. Purdue1 L 3-4M10 vs. JMU1 W 4-3M11 vs. Marquette1 L 3-4M12 vs. Appalachian St.1 W 5-2M20 • vs. UNCW2 W 5-2M21 • at East Carolina L 3-4M27 at Davidson L 2-5M28 vs. Charlotte3 W 5-0M31 • Richmond L 2-5A4 at Radford W 5-2A8 St. John’s L 3-4A9 Liberty W 7-0A10 • at George Mason W 5-2A11 • American W 7-0A14 • at ODU L 3-4A16 vs. George Mason4 W 4-0A17 vs. Richmond4 L 2-51-at South Florida, Tampa, Fla.; 2-Greenville, N.C.; 3-Davidson, N.C.; 4-CAA Tournament, Richmond, Va.

1994Record: 9-14 (3-3 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubF4 vs. Mount St. Mary’s1 W 5-0F6 vs. Radford1 L 2-3F7 vs. ETSU1 L 1-4F7 vs. Wake Forest1 L 1-4F16 at VCU L 0-7F26 ODU L 3-4M8 vs. Point Loma Nazarene W 9-0M9 vs. UC Riverside W 6-3M17 • ODU W 5-2M20 • UNCW W 5-2M22 • at Richmond L 1-6M25 vs. Appalachian St. 2 L 3-4M26 vs. UNCG2 W 5-2M26 at Davidson L 1-6M27 Bloomsburg W 4-3M30 • East Carolina L 3-4A1 • George Mason L 2-5A8 St. John’s L 1-6A9 Virginia Tech L 2-5A10 • JMU W 4-3A16 at JMU3 L 0-4A17 vs. UNCW3 W 4-0A17 vs. East Carolina3 L 3-41-at VCU, Richmond, Va.; 2-Davidson, N.C.; 3-CAA Tournament, Harrisonburg, Va.

1995Record: 12-13 (3-3 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubF4 • at VCU L 0-5F5 vs. George Wash.1 L 1-4F6 vs. ETSU1 L 2-4F12 vs. Wake Forest1 L 1-4F25 vs. Virginia2 L 0-7M4 at #16 North Carolina L 0-6M5 vs. UNCG3 W 3-2M5 at #13 South Carolina L 2-3M7 at #2 Georgia L 0-7M9 • at UNCW W 6-1M10 at Methodist W 8-1M11 JMU L 3-4M12 at ODU L 1-6M18 Rutgers W 4-3M22 Campbell W 5-2M25 • at George Mason L 3-4M25 • at American W 5-2M30 • East Carolina W 5-2A7 Barton W 5-2A9 Christopher Newport W 5-0A9 St. John’s W 5-2A18 • Richmond L 1-6A21 vs. JMU4 L 0-4A22 vs. UNCW4 W 6-0A23 vs. American4 W 6-1

1-at VCU, Richmond, Va.; 2-Harrison-burg, Va.; 3-Columbia, S.C.; 4-CAA Tournament, Norfolk, Va.

1996Record: 18-10 (4-3 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ25 George Wash. L 4-5J28 Colgate W 6-1F8 Christopher Newport W 7-0F8 Norfolk State W 5-2F12 Hampden-Sydney W 7-0F17 at North Carolina L 0-7F24 Mt. Saint Mary’s W 7-0F24 Georgetown W 6-1F25 at Maryland W 5-2M2 at Georgia L 0-7M3 vs. Georgia Tech1 L 0-7M10 vs. Villanova2 W 6-1M12 NC State W 4-3M16 • UNCW W 6-1M16 • American W 6-1M17 • at JMU L 1-4M23 • at George Mason W 7-0M24 at Navy W 5-2M24 at Loyola W 6-1M29 at Barton W 6-1M30 at Campbell W 4-0M30 • at East Carolina W 4-1A3 Virginia L 2-5A9 • ODU L 0-7A16 • Richmond L 2-4A19 JMU3 L 1-4A20 American3 L 2-4A21 UNCW3 W 4-01-Athens, Ga.; 2-Bermuda; 3-CAA Tour-nament, Williamsburg, Va.

1997 Record: 20-8 (6-2 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ18 Norfolk State W 7-0J18 Barton W 6-0J25 • Richmond W 5-2J25 Colgate W 5-2F1 #29 Notre Dame L 1-6F7 West Virginia W 7-0F8 Navy W 4-3F8 Eastern Michigan W 7-0F15 UNCG W 6-1F15 Howard W 5-2F19 • #15 VCU L 0-7F22 George Wash. W 7-0F22 Georgetown W 5-2M1 at #14 North Carolina L 0-7M7 vs. St. Mary’s1 W 5-2M8 vs. #72 Wichita State1 L 1-6M9 at #66 San Diego L 1-6M14 at #2 Georgia L 2-5M16 at NC State W 4-3M22 • at American W 6-1M22 • at George Mason W 6-1A5 • at ODU L 1-6A5 • vs. UNCW2 W 6-1A12 • JMU W 6-1A15 • East Carolina W 4-3A18 vs. Richmond3 W 4-0A19 at ODU3 L 1-4A20 vs. East Carolina3 W 4-21-at San Diego, San Diego, Calif.; 2-Norfolk, Va.; 3-CAA Tournament, Nor-folk, Va.

1998 Record: 14-14 (5-2 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ24 Norfolk State W 7-0J24 Barton W 9-0J30 vs. #57 Indiana1 W 4-3J31 at #59 Tennessee L 1-6F1 vs. #75 Michigan St. 1 L 2-5F7 • JMU W 6-1F7 West Virginia W 6-1F11 #31 Virginia L 1-6

F14 • ODU L 2-5F14 • George Mason W 7-0F20 vs. Virginia Tech2 L 1-6F21 vs. UL-Monroe2 L 3-4F22 at Wake Forest L 2-5F25 at North Carolina L 2-5F28 NC State W 5-2F28 #42 Michigan L 1-6M8 vs. Pennsylvania3 W 5-2M12 at #7 Pepperdine L 0-7M22 at Clemson L 3-4M23 at #4 Georgia L 0-7M28 Howard W 7-0M28 George Wash. W 5-0M31 • at VCU L 2-5A4 • at East Carolina W 4-2A4 • at UNCW W 4-0A8 • at Richmond W 4-3A17 vs. East Carolina4 W 4-0A18 vs. ODU4 L 2-41-Knoxville, Tenn.; 2-Winston-Salem, N.C.; 3-at San Diego, San Diego, Calif.; 4-CAA Tournament, Richmond, Va.

1999 Record: 17-11 (4-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubNCAA TournamentJ21 at #59 Michigan L 0-7J23 at #24 Notre Dame L 1-6J23 vs. DePaul1 W 4-2J30 vs. #58 Wake Forest2 W 4-1J31 at #11 Tennessee L 0-5F6 Howard W 7-0F6 • Richmond W 7-0F10 • #27 VCU L 1-6F13 Norfolk State W 5-2F13 • American W 6-1F20 West Virginia W 4-3F20 • JMU W 4-3F27 at #47 North Carolina W 5-2M6 at #41 Virginia Tech W 4-3M9 at #5 Georgia L 1-5M14 #38 UAB L 3-4M15 ETSU W 6-1M18 vs. #2 Illinois3 L 0-4M19 vs. #47 Auburn3 L 2-5M20 vs. #53 NC State3 W 4-3M24 Florida International W 4-1M26 at #67 Princeton W 4-3A7 • at #58 ODU W 5-2A13 at #25 Virginia L 0-6A16 vs. UNCW4 W 5-0A17 vs. #58 ODU4 W 4-3A18 vs. #27 VCU4 L 0-4M15 at #29 Clemson5 L 3-41-Notre Dame, Ind.; 2-Knoxville, Tenn.; 3-Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery, Ala.; 4-CAA Tournament, Richmond, Va.; 5-NCAA Tournament, Clemson, S.C.

2000 Record: 19-13 (6-2 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ22 UNC Asheville W 8-0J22 #32 Virginia Tech W 4-3J27 at #8 Georgia L 0-7J29 at #64 Georgia Tech W 4-3J30 at Furman W 5-2F5 Howard W 7-1F5 • Richmond W 6-1F12 #53 Columbia W 5-2F12 Norfolk State W 6-2F16 #21 Virginia L 3-4F19 #51 Wake Forest L 0-7F19 • UNCW W 7-0F26 • East Carolina W 7-0F26 • JMU W 7-0M3 vs. #38 Texas Tech1 L 2-4M4 vs. #61 UNLV1 W 4-1M4 vs. #54 Ball State1 L 3-4M5 vs. #47 Tulane1 L 3-4M11 vs. #71 ETSU2 L 2-3M11 vs. #T75 Brown2 W 3-2

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2001 Record: 14-11 (7-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ26 at ETSU W 6-1J27 vs. #40 Kentucky1 L 0-4J28 at #7 Georgia L 0-7F3 NC State W 7-0F3 • George Mason W 7-0F7 at #5 Duke L 0-6F10 • American W 5-2F10 Norfolk State W 7-0F14 • ODU W 6-1F16 at #69 Virginia Tech L 3-4F17 vs. #48 Louisville2 L 2-5M6 at #26 California L 1-6M7 at #2 Stanford L 0-7M15 vs. #T55 UNLV3 L 0-4M16 vs. #57 Boise State3 W 4-2M17 vs. #46 Clemson3 W 4-0M24 • at Richmond W 7-0M28 at #45 Virginia L 2-5A1 at #49 Wake Forest W 4-3A7 • at UNCW W 6-1A7 • at East Carolina W 4-3A10 • #34 VCU L 3-4A11 • JMU W 7-0A21 vs. ODU4 W 4-2A22 vs. #40 VCU4 L 2-41-Johnson City, Tenn.; 2-Blacksburg, Va.; 3-Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery, Ala.; 4-CAA Tournament, Richmond, Va.

2002 Record: 16-10 (2-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ19 East Carolina W 7-0J19 Richmond W 7-0J25 vs. Iowa1 W 4-3J26 vs. #7 Notre Dame1 L 2-5J27 at #32 Minnesota L 1-6J31 #67 Princeton W 6-1F2 #61 Virginia Tech W 5-2F2 Liberty W 6-1F6 #54 Virginia W 6-1F9 #43 Wake Forest L 2-5F9 • JMU W 6-1F16 American W 7-0F16 Norfolk State W 6-1F23 Pennsylvania W 6-1F23 Temple W 7-0M5 at #68 Georgia State L 3-4M6 at #1 Georgia L 0-7M8 at #32 Georgia Tech L 2-5M14 vs. #26 Indiana State2 L 1-4M15 vs. #34 N. Carolina2 L 0-4M16 vs. #37 Rice2 W 4-3M30 St. John’s W forf.A11 • at #20 VCU L 0-7A14 • ODU W 4-3A19 vs. Towson3 W 4-0A20 vs. ODU3 L 3-41-Minneapolis, Minn.; 2-Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery, Ala.; 3-CAA Tour-nament, Richmond, Va.

2003Record: 16-9 (2-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ14 at #58 Florida Atlantic W 5-2J18 East Carolina W 7-0J18 Richmond W 7-0J23 at #11 Duke L 2-5J29 at #57 Virginia L 2-5F7 at #22 Wake Forest L 3-4F8 vs. #50 Michigan1 W 5-2F15 vs. Yale2 W 4-3F16 at #39 Virginia Tech W 4-2F22 Dartmouth W 7-0F22 • JMU W 7-0M5 at #26 Georgia L 3-4M9 #53 Memphis L 3-4M13 vs. #43 S. Alabama3 W 4-2M14 vs. #27 Tulane3 L 2-4M15 vs. #13 UNC3 W 4-1M23 • ODU W 4-3M26 NC State W 6-1M28 Colorado W 5-2A2 • #15 VCU L 2-5A5 at #44 Harvard L 2-5A6 at #39 Brown W 5-2A18 vs. Delaware4 W 4-0A19 vs. #72 ODU4 W 4-1A20 vs. #17 VCU4 L 0-41-Winston-Salem, N.C.; 2-Blacksburg, Va.; 3-Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery, Ala.; 4-CAA Tournament, Richmond, Va.

2004Record: 12-12 (1-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ10 vs. Hawaii1 W 6-1J13 at #33 SDSU W 7-0J17 at #30 Boise State L 1-6J29 at #8 Duke L 2-5J31 at #21 Georgia L 1-6F7 #33 Wake Forest L 3-4F7 Richmond W 6-1F14 at #54 Tennessee W 4-3F18 #29 Virginia L 1-6F29 #50 Virginia Tech W 5-2M9 at #24 Texas L 2-5M11 vs. #34 Alabama2 L 3-4M12 vs. #55 Louisville2 L 2-4M13 vs. #54 MTSU2 W 4-2M17 #70 Oklahoma W 4-3M27 at #47 Louisville L 2-5M28 vs. #58 W. Michigan3 L 2-5M31 #39 Brown W 4-3A3 Georgia State W 5-1A6 at NC State W 6-1A10 • at #60 ODU L 2-4A15 • at #7 VCU W 4-3A23 Delaware4 W 4-1A24 #55 ODU4 L 3-41-Waikoloa, Hawaii; 2-Blue-Gray Clas-sic, Montgomery, Ala.; 3-Louisville, Ky.; 4-CAA Tournament, Williamsburg, Va.

2005 Record: 11-15 (3-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubCAA ChampionNCAA TournamentJ22 Winthrop W 6-1J22 Richmond W 6-1J24 at #4 Georgia L 1-6J28 #42 Boise State L 3-4J29 #51 Michigan L 1-6J31 #58 UL-Lafayette L 2-5F5 at #42 Wake Forest L 2-5F13 #36 Alabama L 3-4F13 • JMU W 5-2F26 #29 Harvard L 3-4F26 • George Mason W 7-0M2 #13 Stanford L 1-6M8 at #19 Pepperdine L 1-6M10 vs. #18 Notre Dame1 L 3-4M11 vs. #39 NC State1 L 2-4

M12 vs. San Diego State1 L 0-4M26 #26 Louisville L 2-5A6 • #69 ODU W 7-0A9 #36 South Alabama W 5-2A12 • #40 VCU L 3-4A16 South Florida W 5-2A16 American W 6-1A22 vs. Delaware2 W 4-0A23 vs. #62 ODU2 W 4-2A24 vs. #38 VCU2 W 4-2M13 vs. #25 Texas A&M-CC3 L 2-41-Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery, Ala.; 2-CAA Tournament, Newport News, Va.(Huntington Park TC); 3-NCAA Tour-nament, Charlottesville, Va. (Snyder TC)

2006Record: 12-16 (3-3 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ21 Winthrop W 6-1J21 Richmond W 6-1J26 at #73 Michigan St. W 5-2J27 at #48 Michigan L 3-4J29 at #26 Notre Dame L 0-7F4 #13 Wake Forest L 1-6F4 Longwood W 7-0F12 • #71 ODU L 3-4F12 • JMU W 7-0F18 American W 5-2F18 Maryland L 3-4F24 #54 Texas A&M-CC W 5-2F26 at #1 Georgia L 0-7M5 vs. #46 Arizona1 L 1-4M7 at #32 Boise State1 L 2-5M9 vs. Oregon1 W 4-3M12 #72 Harvard L 2-5M16 vs. #20 Notre Dame2 L 0-4M17 vs. #33 S. Alabama2 W 4-2M18 vs. #73 Texas A&M-CC2 L 3-4M28 #11 Virginia L 1-5A2 #21 Louisville L 1-6A2 • George Mason W 7-0A6 • at #49 ODU L 1-5A9 • Georgia State W 4-3A15 • at #9 VCU L 0-7A21 JMU3 W 4-0A22 vs. #53 ODU3 L 1-41-Boise, Idaho; 2-Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery, Ala.; 3-CAA Tournament, Newport News, Va. (Huntington Park TC)

2007Record: 16-12 (3-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubNCAA TournamentJ24 #8 Virginia L 0-7J27 #13 Notre Dame L 0-7J28 Richmond W 7-0J28 East Carolina W 6-1F3 at #26 Wake Forest L 1-6F4 at #1 Georgia L 0-7F9 #23 Michigan L 1-6F11 #74 Michigan State W 5-2F11 • JMU W 7-0F17 Norfolk State W 7-0F17 Longwood W 7-0F20 #65 Brown W 4-3F25 #19 Boise State L 2-5M3 at #53 Maryland W 4-2M3 • vs. George Mason1 W 7-0M9 George Wash. W 7-0M11 at #49 Louisville W 4-3M15 vs. #33 N.C. State2 L 0-4M16 #50 Louisville2 W 4-0M17 #34 MTSU2 W 4-2M23 vs. #39 MTSU3 W 4-3M24 at #24 Rice3 L 1-4M25 #52 Oklahoma3 L 2-4A3 • #23 ODU W 4-3A14 • #29 VCU L 2-5A20 vs. JMU4 W 4-0A21 vs. #32 ODU4 L 2-4

M11 #27 N.C. State5 L 0-41-College Park, Md.; 2-Blue-Gray Clas-sic, Montgomery, AL; 3-Rice Invitational, Houston, Texas; 4-CAA Tournament, Newport News, Va.; 4 – NCAA Region-al, Chapel Hill, N.C.

2008Record: 16-12 (4-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ18 Temple W 7-0J18 Richmond W 7-0J20 at #1 Virginia L 0-7J23 • at #38 ODU W 5-2J26 #15 Wake Forest L 2-5J 26 Longwood W 6-1J 31 at #75 Brown W 4-3F1 at #75 Harvard L 3-4F3 vs. Purdue1 W 4-3F9 Norfolk State W 5-2F9 • George Mason W 7-0F10 #65 Northwestern W 6-1F15 • #72 Georgia State W 5-2F17 #24 Rice L 3-4F17 • JMU W 7-0M2 vs. #67 Minnesota2 L 3-4M3 at #41 Boise State L 1-6M5 at #3 Georgia L 0-7M13 vs. #8 Tulsa3 L 0-4M14 vs. #49 N.C. State3 L 0-4M15 vs. #46 Oklahoma3 W 4-1M28 • at #29 VCU L 2-5A4 vs. W. Michigan4 L 3-4A6 at #34 Notre Dame W 4-3A11 Howard W 7-0A18 vs. Delaware5 W 4-0A19 vs. Old Dominion5 W 4-1A20 vs. #26 VCU6 L 1-41 - Boston, Mass.; 2 - Boise, Idaho; 3 - Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery Ala.; 4 - South Bend, Ind.; 5 - CAA Tourna-ment, Newport News, Va. (Huntington Park TC); 6 - CAA Championship, Wil-liamsburg, Va. (MNTC)

2009Record: 16-14 (3-1 CAA)Coach: Peter DaubJ14 Winthrop W 6-1J14 College of Charleston W 6-1J18 Temple W 5-2J18 George Washington W 5-2J20 #5 Virginia L 0-7J24 #30 Notre Dame L 0-7J24 • George Mason W 7-0J25 Richmond W 7-0J25 Longwood W 6-1J30 #65 BYU1 W 5-2J31 #60 Clemson1 W 4-3F7 at #21 Wake Forest L 1-6F8 at #3 Georgia L 1-6F13 at #74 Maryland L 3-4F14 vs. Purdue 2 W 4-3F22 #29 Boise State L 2-5F22 • James Madison W 6-1F27 #67 Northwestern W 4-3M9 at #14 Pepperdine L 2-5M13 #66 Penn State L 3-4M15 #63 Harvard L 3-4M15 Howard W 7-0M19 vs. #30 Auburn 3 L 1-4M20 vs. #43 Fresno State 3 L 1-4M21 vs. #56 MTSU3 L 1-4A1 • #55 VCU L 2-5A11 • Old Dominion W 4-3A11 Norfolk State W 7-0A17 vs. James Madison 4 W 4-1A18 vs. #45 VCU4 L 3-41 – Tribe Indoor Invitational, Williams-burg, Va. (MNTC); 2 - College Park, Md.; 3 - Blue-Gray Classic, Montgomery Ala.; 4 – CAA Championships, Norfolk, Va. (Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center)

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William and Mary lost a favorite son on May 16, 2003, with the death of Mark Hume McCormack, a 1951 graduate of the College. McCormack had been in coma since January after suffering a heart attack. Named by ESPN as one of the century’s most influential people in the business of sport, he revolutionized the world of sports marketing with the founding of International Management Group (IMG). A devoted and dedicated supporter of Tribe athletics, he and his wife, Bet-sy Nagelsen founded W&M’s McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center, endowed a tennis scholarship and were continuing sponsors of the ITA Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame. Also a member of W&M’s Board of Visitors, McCormack chaired the College’s fund-raising campaign in 1993 that raised $153 million and was the honorary chair of a campaign for William and Mary, which raised over $500 million for the College.

WILLIAM & MARY REFLECTS ON THE LIFE OF MARK MCCORMACK

“Mark McCormack was truly an honored son of the College. Few individuals in the course of their lifetime have the chance to see and feel and know the influence they have had on the quality and character of an institution. Mark’s influence on William and Mary can be seen not only in the physical buildings he made possible by his generosity, but in the highest level of excellence he expected from his alma mater and from those of us fortunate enough to call him a friend.” - Former W&M President Timothy J. Sullivan

“Obviously his loss is enormous, to both the athletics department and the gen-eral campus community. He was an icon and a founder of an industry and his generosity touched many within the W&M community. What made Mark even more special was, despite his hectic schedule, that he always found the time to show a special interest in the lives of our student-athletes and took the time to establish lasting personal relationships.” - W&M Director of Athletics Terry Driscoll

“There is no way that I can adequately express the loss of a person like Mark McCormack. He was a devoted contributor of time, resources and talent to the College of William and Mary, and especially to the men’s and women’s tennis programs.” - W&M Director of Special Projects Millie West

“Personally, the area that impressed me most about Mark McCor-mack was that he always wanted to blend in and not stand out. He came to the tennis center he built for our program and would just want to watch, he wasn’t out to call attention to himself or make himself look impressive. Professionally, he was the W&M men’s tennis program. He donated the money and vision to build the best tennis center in the nation, but he also gave the program much more in terms of his time and interest in its progress and success.” - W&M Head Men’s Tennis Coach Peter Daub

“There are not enough words to describe what Mark McCor-mack has done for me and the W&M women’s tennis program. His generosity and support played a direct role in all of our team’s successes. One of the many traits that I truly admired was his ability to treat everyone with respect and make them feel special and appreciated.”

- Former W&M Head Women’s Tennis Coach Brian Kalbas

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MARK MCCORMACKCLASS OF 1951

THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY ATHLETICS AN EXPERIENCE IN EXCELLENCE

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The College of William and Mary is a public uni-versity located in Williamsburg, Va. Founded in 1693 by Royal Charter issued by King William III and Queen Mary II of England, William and Mary is the second oldest college in the country after Harvard. William and Mary has a long history of liberal arts education and a growing research and science curriculum that demonstrates a strong commitment to undergraduate research. The College, which became a state university in 1906, has been designated a “Public Ivy,” and for nine straight years has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the sixth-best public university in the country – and the nation’s top small public university. Also referred to as “the alma mater of a nation,” the College has educated four U.S. Presidents – George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and John Tyler, which is the third most of any college in the coun-try. William and Mary also claims several firsts, including the 1776 creation of Phi Beta Kappa – the country’s first academic honor society – the first honor code of conduct for college students, and the first collegiate law school, es-tablished in 1779. William and Mary is also home to the Sir Christopher Wren Building – the country’s oldest academic building still in use – and the President’s House, the oldest home of a university president still in use.

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WILLIAM & MARY FACTS

Second oldest educational institution in the U.S.

In addition to four U.S. Presidents, W&M has educated a number of this country’s key historical figures, including U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall and 16 signers of the Declaration of Independence.

In 2008, W&M was recognized as fifth-highest producer of Peace Corps volunteers among mid-sized schools.

U.S. News ranked W&M sixth among all public colleges and universities and 32nd among both public and private institutions in 2009.

Newsweek named W&M “hottest small state university” in 2006.

W&M students contribute 323,000 hours of community service per year.

W&M ranked 18th in graduation rates for national uni-versities in 2009.

Princeton Review rated the W&M Mason School of Busi-ness faculty third in the U.S. in 2008.

The W&M Law School ranked 30th in the nation in 2008.

The History Department’s doctoral program ranked fourth in the nation for U.S. Colonial History

W&M ranked as the sixth-best public university in the country in the inaugural guide, “America’s Best Colleges 2008” by Forbes Magazine

The average SAT score of W&M’s incoming first-year students is higher than that of any other Virginia public institution.

Phi Beta Kappa, the premier academic honor society in America, was founded by W&M students in 1776.

W&M’s 11-to-1 student-faculty ratio is the lowest among the top public universities. Nearly 50 percent of William and Mary’s classes have fewer than 20 students.

W&M libraries, including the main Earl Swem Library, were rated the eighth best College Library in the Country by the Princeton Review in 2008.

Business Week rated the W&M Undergraduate Busi-ness Program in the top 10 among Public Institutions in the country, and the Business Marketing Program was ranked No. 2 in 2008.

Forbes Magazine ranked W&M’s MBA program in the top 50.

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WOMEN’S SOCCER23 NCAA Appearances

WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING2007 CAA Champions

KATIE RADLOFFTwo-Time CAA Swimmer of the Year

WOMEN’S GYMNASTICSSAAC CHAMPS Team Award

MEN’S SOCCER2008 NCAA Second Round

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LACROSSEBack-to-Back CAA Regular Season Champions

34 All-AmericaHonors in 2008-09

ADRIAN TRACYAll-American Football

197 All-ConferenceHonors in 2008-09

FIELD HOCKEYNational Academic Team Award

The College of William and Mary sponsors 23 varsity sports and provides students with a unique and successful balance of athletics and academics. The Tribe Athletics Department finished 99th nationally (as of May 28) in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings for 2008-09, a number that ranked second among Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) programs and fourth in the state of Virginia. The Directors’ Cup, which was created by the NACDA and USA Today in 1993-94, is a program that honors institutions maintaining a broad-based program, achieving success in many sports, both men’s and women’s. W&M has placed among the top 100 nationally in 12 of the program’s 16 years, while leading the CAA on seven occasions. W&M has produced more CAA Championships than any program in the league’s history. The College owns 95 league crowns, nearly 40 more than its closest competitor. The Tribe raked in the awards in 2008-09 as well, tallying a combined 197 all-conference honors, 34 All-America honors and six league players of the year. During the 2008-09 season, the Green and Gold produced an overall athletics winning percentage of 68.2, while racking up a combined 888 wins. Along with its accomplishments on the field of play, the Tribe is just as successful in the classroom, epitomizing the term student-athlete. In the NCAA’s inaugural Academic Prog-ress Report in 2005, W&M ranked fourth among Division I teams, which was the highest of any athletic scholarship-granting school and of any public school. Since the inception of the CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year, W&M has produced 28 honorees, more than any school in the conference. WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM

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WOMEN’S SOCCER23 NCAA Appearances

HEAD COACH JOHN DALYEclipsed 300-win mark in 2008

MEN’S BASKETBALL2008 CAA Finalists

RAGINI ACHARYAITA East Region Singles ChampionWomen’s Tennis

.690 Overall 2008-09 AthleticsWinning Percentage7 CAA Athletes of the Year

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NCAA Championships (2)Men’s Tennis (2)

CAA Championships (95)Baseball (1)Men’s Cross Country (16)Women’s Cross Country (16)Men’s Golf (1)Women’s Lacrosse (1)Men’s Soccer (6)Women’s Soccer (9)Women’s Swimming (1)Men’s Tennis (3)Women’s Tennis (20)Men’s Track and Field (4)Women’s Track and Field (9)Volleyball (8)

CAA Football Championships (3)

ECAC Championships (7)Men’s Gymnastics (3)Women’s Gymnastics (4)

W&M: A College of ChAMpions

MEN’S GYMNASTICS13-Time USAG National Champions2008 National Academic Champions

ERIN SKIPPERAll-CAA, All-RegionVolleyball

TIFFANY BENSONCAA Defensive Player of the YearWomen’s Basketball

ALEX GIBBYRegion Coach of the YearMen’s Cross Country

WILLIAM AND MARY 95James Madison 58Old Dominion 47George Mason 43VCU 36UNC Wilmington 32Hofstra 24East Carolina 24Navy 21Richmond 20Towson 9American 8Loyola 8Georgia State 7Delaware 4Northeastern 3Virginia Tech 2Drexel 1UMass 1Villanova 1

ToTAl CAA ChAMpionships

BASEBALL15 MLB Draft Picks in last eight years

KEZIEL JUNEAURanked No. 103 in Final ITA pollMen’s Tennis

W&M ranked fourth, the highest of any athletic schol-arship-granting school and of any public school, among the Division I teams in the NCAA’s inaugural APR report

W&M’s overall athletics graduation rate is 96 percent (higher than 86 percent for the entire student body)

46 student athletes elected to Phi Beta Kappa in the past 11 years

Four Rhodes Scholars were W&M student-athletes

Won 28 CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards in the last seven years

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LACROSSEBack-to-Back CAA Regular Season Champions

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William and Mary is committed to building and maintaining outstanding facilities for all 23 of its varsity athletic teams. The College has demonstrated this commit-ment by investing approximately $16 million toward the construction and upgrade of its athletics facilities during just the last six years. Among W&M’s recent projects was the construction of the $11 million, 30,000-square foot Jimmye Laycock Foot-ball Center, which was dedicated in June of 2008. This past summer, Busch Field experienced a renovation that included a total revamp of the field, underlying pad, and drainage systems. The renovation created a competition surface that ranks alongside those used at the U.S. National Training Centers in Virginia Beach, Va., Chula Vista, Calif., and that used at last year’s Olympic Games. In 2005, Kaplan Arena received an upgrade with the installation of 6,900-square foot permanent wood floor along with rubberized sports flooring on the open end of the arena to accomodate track and field and other multi-purpose activities. A year earlier, the home of Tribe soccer and lacrosse, Albert-Daly Field was dedicated, providing the programs with a $1 million all-natural grass facility.

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Documents

2009-10 Tribe Men's Tennis Media Guide