2010 Men's and Women's Tennis Information Guide

MINDAUGAS CELEDINAS2009 SLC Freshman of the Year All-SLC Second Team Singles

MINDAUGAS CELEDINASMINDAUGAS CELEDINASMINDAUGAS CELEDINASMINDAUGAS CELEDINAS

NIKOLA MATOVICOVA2009 All-SLC First Team Singles All-SLC Second Team Doubles

KATARINA MLCOCHOVA2009 - All-SLC Second Team Singles

GONZALO BIENZOBAS2009 - All-SLC Second Team Singles

MEN’S TENNIS HOME MATCHESDate Opponent Location Time1/24 TCU UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.2/11 Centenary UTA Tennis Center 10 a.m. Cameron UTA Tennis Center 1 p.m.2/14 Southern Mississippi UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.2/19 Wichita State UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.3/3 UT Dallas UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.3/7 Northern Illinois UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.3/19 Sacramento State UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.3/21 Columbia UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.3/29 Lamar* UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.4/3 DePaul UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.4/6 A&M-Corpus Christi* UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.4/9 Utah UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.4/12 UTSA* UTA Tennis Center 12 p.m.4/16 Nicholls State* UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.4/17 Air Force UTA Tennis Center 10 a.m.

WOMEN’S TENNIS HOME MATCHESDate Opponent Location Time2/27 Southeastern Louisiana* UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.2/28 Nicholls State* UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.3/7 A&M-Corpus Christi* UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.4/2 Sam Houston State* UTA Tennis Center 1 p.m.4/3 Stephen F. Austin* UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.4/8 Louisiana-Lafayette UTA Tennis Center 2 p.m.4/10 Northwestern State* UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.4/11 Central Arkansas* UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.

MEN’S TENNIS HOME MATCHES

4/11 Central Arkansas* UTA Tennis Center 11 a.m.

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2010 UT ARLINGTON MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TENNIS Table of Contents...............................1Media Information..............................2This is Women’s Tennis..................3-7

COACHESHead Coach Diego Benitez.............8-9Assistant Coach Marco Matteucci....10Graduate Assistant Diego Mattar.....10

2010 WOMEN’S TENNISSeason Outlook/Roster.....................11Klara Jagosova................................12Monica Hadvigerova........................13Daiana Negreanu.............................14Maria Martinez-Romero....................15Katarina Mlcochova.........................16Nikola Matovicova............................17

2009 REVIEWFinal Results/Statistics.....................18Individual Records...........................19All-Time Awardwinners.....................20Year-by-Year Results..................21-22All-Time Roster.................................22SLC History......................................23

2010 MEN’S TENNISThis is Men’s Tennis..................24-28Season Outlook/Roster...................29Gonzalo Bienzobas.........................30Dmitry Minkin..................................31Brieuc Hamon.................................32Mindaugas Celedinas.....................33Adam Srkala...................................34David Subirats.................................35Jason Lateko...................................36Giacamo Sano/Drew Mealer...........37

2009 REVIEWFinal Results/Statistics....................38All-Time Awardwinners....................39Individual Records..........................40Year-by-Year Results.................41-42SLC History.....................................43All-Time Roster................................44

EXPERIENCE UTAThe University of Texas at Arlington......75College Life.....................................88University & Department Leadership...100Department of Athletics.................108Mavericks in the Community..........110Athletics Hall of Honor ..................112Distinguished Alumni ....................114

CREDITSThe 2010 UT Arlington Men’s and Women’s Tennis Information Guide was written,edited and designed by UT Arlington Associate Athletics Direc-tor Kristyna Mancias. Special thanks to previous UT Arlington Athletic Com-munications staffs for their past con-tributions. Cover design by Kristyna Mancias and Dave Seymour. Photog-raphy by Joe Valdez.

GENERAL

Name.......................The University of Texas at ArlingtonCity/Zip........................................Arlington, Texas 76019Founded...........................1895 (Senior College in 1959)Enrollment............................................................26,500Nickname.........................................................MavericksColors....................Royal Blue and White (Orange Trim)Affi liation................................................NCAA Division IConference......................................................SouthlandPresident...........................................James D. SpanioloAlma Mater.....................................Michigan State, 1968Director of Athletics.......................................Pete CarlonAlma Mater...........................................Iowa State, 1975Athletics Phone.......................................(817) 272-2261

WOMEN’S PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Tennis..................................................1983Joined Southland Conference.................................1995SLC Regular Season Titles....Seven (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009)SLC Tournament Titles....Five (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009)NCAA Appearances.........Five (1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2009)

WOMEN’S TEAM INFORMATION2009 Women’s Overall Record.................................17-7Conference Record (Finish)................................11-0/1stLetterwinners Returning/Lost......................................6/1

Starters Returning/Lost...............................................6/0

MEN’S PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Tennis..................................................1987Joined Southland Conference.................................1995SLC Regular Season Titles..............Seven (1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006)SLC Tournament Titles......Six (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006)NCAA Appearances................Three (2001, 2003, 2006)

MEN’S TEAM INFORMATION2009 Men’s Overall Record......................................9-13Conference Record (Finish).................................3-4/4thLetterwinners Returning/Lost......................................6/0Starters Returning/Lost...............................................7/0

COACHING STAFFHead Coach..............................................Diego BenitezAlma Mater .................................Texas Wesleyan, 2000Offi ce Phone..............................................817.272-2243Offi ce Fax..................................................817.272.5037Best time to call.........................................9 a.m. - NoonAssistant Coaches........................................................... Marco Matteucci (West Florida, 2007)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAssistant Sports Information Director (WBB Contact).............................................................Kristyna ManciasOffi ce Phone..............................................817.272.2212e-mail................................................kmancias@uta.eduSID Fax......................................................817.272.2254SID Mailing Address...............................UTA Box 19079.........................................................Arlington, TX 76019Overnight Address..................1309 West Mitchell Street.........................................................Arlington, TX 76019

POST GAME INTERVIEWSUT Arlington head coach Diego Benitez and selected UTA players will be made available to media in the following a 10-minute “cooling off” period after the match.

COVERING PRACTICEPractice sessions are generally open to the media. Media are required to contact the UT Arlington sports information offi ce to arrange easy access to players and coaches prior to or following practice. Practice times vary. Contact the UT Arlington sports information offi ce for practice times.

PHONE INTERVIEWSThe UT Arlington sports information offi ce requests media members to arrange phone interviews at least 24 HOURS in advance. Phone interviews can be arranged by calling Kristyna Mancias, UT Arlington Assistant Sports Information Director. In maintaining UT Arlington athletics department policy, individual phone numbers of student-athletes may not be released.

UT ARLINGTON SPORTS INFORMATION The UT Arlington sports information offi ce is located in rooms 103 and 104 of the Gilstrap Athletic Center, 1309 W. Mitchell St., near the northwest corner of Maverick Stadium.

INTERNET ACCESSUpdated information on UT Arlington volleyball can be found on www.utamavs.com. This offi cial website is refreshed daily with match stories, match notes, box scores and statistics.

MEDIA INFORMATIONThe 2010 edition of the UT Arlington Tennis Information Guide has been produced to as-sist you with your coverage of the Mavericks. Additional information, photographs and statistics are available upon request.

GAME CREDENTIALSMedia credentials are available to personnel from accredited media outlets by writing to Kristyna Mancias, Assistant Sports Information Director, UTA Box 19079, Arlington, Texas 76019. Requests for media credentials can also be sent via e-mail ([email protected]) or FAX to (817) 272-2254. For further information about media credentials, please feel free to contact the UT Arlington Sports Information Offi ce.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFFGregg ElkinAssociate A.D. for Communications/Media Rela-tionsPhone (817) 272-5706E-mail [email protected] Men’s Basketball- Track and Field- Cross Country

Scott Lacefi eldSports Information DirectorOffi ce Phone (817)-272-2239Cell Phone (817) 691-3786E-mail slacefi [email protected] Baseball- Volleyball

Kristyna ManciasAssistant Sports Information DirectorPhone (817)-272-2213E-mail [email protected] Women’s Basketball- Softball- Tennis- Track and Field- Cross Country

Sports Information Fax817-272-2254

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DIEGO BENITEZ

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The File on Diego BenitezPersonalBorn: Caracas, VenezulaHometown: Caracas, VenezulaHigh School: Instituto Escuela H.S. College: Texas Wesleyan University, B.A. (2000)

Tennis Playing Career1994 - 1996 - Top Junior players in Venezula1994 - 1996 - Member of the Venezula National Team 1996 - 1998 - Competed in the Pro Circuit 1996 - 2000 - Played his fi rst two seasons at Texas Wesleyan as the number-one player 1998 - Qualifi ed for the NAIA Tournament2001- 2002 - Ranked number-one in doubles in Florida Coaching Career1999-2000 - Texas Wesleyan Men’s and Women’s Assistant Coach 2000-2001 - Texas Wesleyan Head Men’s and Women’s Coach2001- Texas Christian University Women’s Volunteer Assistant Coach2002-2003 - Radical Tennis Juan Nunez Academy Head Coach and Coordinator2002-2003 - Boca Raton Tennis Program Director and General Manager2003-2006 - UT Arlington Assistant Coach2006-Present - UT Arlington Head Coach

Diego Benitez returns for his fourth year as the head coach of both the men’s and women’s tennis programs at UT Arlington. Benitez is coming off a successful 2009 season where he was named the 2009 Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year as he led the Mavericks to a 17-7 overall record including an unde-feated 11-0 SLC mark and a Southland Conference title. The conference championship was the fi fth in UTA women’s tennis program history. The Mavs undefeated conference record is accredited to the combination coaching of Benitez and former assistant coach Younes Limam, who helped lead three of fi ve newcomers to 10-plus singles and doubles victories. After blowing by all three of their opponents in the SLC Tournament, UT Arlington faced No. 4 Baylor in the fi rst round of the NCAA Women’s Tennis Championships in Waco, Texas where they suffered a hard fought 4-0 setback to the Bears. Benitez had three players earn SLC Player of the Week honors and led three freshmen to All-SLC ac-colades including fi rst team All-SLC honoree-Maria Martinez-Romer who led the team with 37 total wins. Martinez-Romer was one of two Mavericks to go undefeated during conference action and won 18 straight singles matches. On the men’s side, the Mavericks fi nished the regular season with a 9-12 overall record and a 3-3 SLC mark, making their 13th tournament appearance as the No. 4 seed. The Mavs faced Southeastern Louisiana in the fi rst round of the tournament where they dropped a 4-1 decision and were eliminated. One of the biggest non-conference wins for the Mavericks came against nationally-ranked UC Santa Barbara, 4-3. After dropping the doubles point, UTA battled its way through singles action, capturing four of the six matches for the victory. UTA’s No. 1 singles player-Mindaugas Celedinas was named the 2009 SLC Freshman of the Year. Cele-dinas is only the third Maverick in men’s tennis history to earn the recognition. Celedinas was also the fi rst of three Mavericks to earn SLC Player of the Week honors after a three-set singles triumph over nationally-ranked University of New Orleans. Junior Gonzalo Bienzobas was the only Maverick selected to the All-SLC fi rst team while newcomers Da-vid Subirats and Celedinas earned All-SLC second team honors. Sophomore Brieuc Hamon and Bienzobas were the other two Mavs to earn SLC Player of the Week honors. In 2007, Benitez led both the men and women to the Southland Conference Tournament. The women advanced to the fi nals of the tournament where they fell to No. 1 seed-Southeastern Louisiana, 4-0. The women fi nished the season with a 15-4 overall record and 8-2 conference mark. Five Mavericks earned post-season honors, including senior Daniela Novakova who collected her second First Team All-SLC nod. Novakova fi nished the season with a 15-1 overall mark and 9-1 conference record. Doubles partners Marissa Brown and Sofya Lifanova earned an automatic fi rst team selection after compiling a perfect 8-0 conference record. Simri van Rooyen and Monika Peciulionyte round off the group with second team All-SLC honors in the No. 1 doubles slot. The men’s squad fi nished the season with an 11-12 overall record and a 5-1 conference mark. The Mavs closed out the 2007 season in the semifi nals of the SLC Tournament where they dropped a 4-2 decision to UTSA. Four player collected post-season honors, including junior transfer Dmitry Minkin who was named the Newcomer of the Year after posting a 17-5 overall record and a perfect 6-0 fi nish in conference matches. Minkin is only the fourth Maverick to earn the recognition is UTA Men’s Tennis history. Javier Herrera and Diego Mattar along with Alberto Agis and Minkin collected First Team All-SLC honors at the No. 2 and 3 positions. Mattar and Gonzalo Bienzobas were named to the Second Team All-SLC singles team. In his fi rst season at UTA, Benitez led the men’s squad to their sixth Southland Conference Tournament title and a 13-7 overall record in 2006. As the head coach of the women’s squad, Benitez led the Lady Mavericks to a 7-12 overall record, includ-ing a 6-5 mark in league play and guided two newcomers to the women’s All-Southland Conference Team. In 2004, Benitez guided senior David Corrie as he climbed as high as No. 21 in the national rankings and was honored as the Southland Conference’s men’s tennis Player of the Year. Prior to joining the Maverick coaching staff, Benitez spent a year as the Director and General Manager of the Boca Raton Tennis Program, and as the head coach and coordinator of the Radical Tennis Juan Nunez Academy in Boca Raton, Florida. During his time in Florida, Benitez contributed to the development of young players while also training current professional players competing on the ATP and WTA tours. Prior to his stint in Boca Raton, Benitez served as the head men’s and women’s coach at Texas Wesleyan University from 2000-2001. Benitez’s playing career consisted of two years on the professional circuit after closing out his four-year collegiate career at Texas Wesleyan. While at Texas Wesleyan, he led his squad to one national tournament and two regional playoffs. Prior to coming to the United States, the Caracas, Venezuela native competed on the South America-Europe International Tennis Federation Circuit for three years. Benitez was among the top-20 nationally ranked singles players in his native country.

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Marco Matteucci begins his fi rst season at UT Arlington as the men’s and wom-en’s assistant tennis coach. Matteucci brings over 10 years of combined coaching and player experience to the Mavericks tennis program.

Matteucci comes to UT Arlington from Columbia University where he spent two seasons as the assistant women’s tennis coach. At Columbia, Matteucci helped recruit the seventh best recruiting class for 2009 and the 17th best in the recruit-ing ranks in 2008.

Prior to Columbia, he had served as assistant coach for both the women and men’s teams at the University of West Florida in Pensacola. Matteucci guided the women’s team to the 2007 Gulf South Conference Championship, the 2007 NCAA National Tournament fi nals and #2 in the nation in Division II. In addition to organizing team and individual practices, and recruiting, Matteucci promoted tennis to the community through clinics and speaking engagements at tennis fa-cilities.

As a player, Matteucci played singles and doubles for West Florida University. In his time with West Florida, Matteucci was consistently ranked top-3 until 2007 in NCAA Division II Men’s ITA ranking. His Argonauts team was runner-up in the Gulf South Conference and reached the national Division II semifi nals. They won the 2004 and 2005 NCAA Division II national championships.

A native of Queens, New York, Matteucci was raised both there and in Italy. He was a scholastic All-American at Holy Cross in Flushing, Queens, with more than 60 wins in the New York City championship his senior season. He was an all-city and all-state selection.

He trained at the USTA National Tennis Center in New York, and earned sectional ranking in both Boys 16’s and 18’s. He also trained at the Fabrizio Fanucci tennis academy in Florence, Italy. He played in numerous national, futures, satellite and interclub tournaments throughout Italy and Europe. He was ranked 2.4 by the Italian tennis federation, in the top 100, approximately, in Italy.

He originally enrolled at Florida Atlantic University, later transferring to West Flori-da. He earned his bachelor’s degree in health leisure & exercise science in 2007. Following graduation, he returned to Queens, working as a tennis instructor and fi tness coordinator at the New York Tennis Academy and as an instructor at Town Tennis Club in Manhattan.

Matteucci resides in Fort Worth, Texas.

MARCO MATTEUCCI

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Marco Matteucci begins his fi rst season at UT Arlington as the men’s and wom-

MARCO MATTEUCCIMARCO MATTEUCCI

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DIEGO MATTAR

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DIEGO MATTARDIEGO MATTAR

Graduate AssistantGraduate AssistantFirst Season First Season

Diego Mattar is in his second season as the men’s and women’s graduate as-sistant coach at UT Arlington.

Last season, Mattar helped lead the women’s tennis team to a 17-7 overall record including an undefeated 11-0 SLC mark and a Southland Conference title. The conference championship was the seventh in UTA women’s tennis program his-tory.

The women made their fi fth NCAA appearance, facing No. 4 Baylor in the fi rst round in Waco, Texas where they suffered a hard fought 4-0 setback to the Bears.

As a player at UT Arlington, Mattar was named Southland Conference Freshman of the Year in 2005 and was a two-time second team singles award winner and a fi rst team doubles selection.

Mattar is currently pursuing his masters degree at UT Arlington.

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2010 Maverick RosterName Class Height Hometown/Previous School Klara Jagosova Senior 6-0 Prerov, Czech Republic/Ssosz PrerovMonika Hadvigerova Junior 5-6 Bratislava, Slovakia/Gymnasium Pankuchova 6Daiana Negreanu Junior 5-7 Alexandria, Romania/GrupulNikola Matovicova Sophomore 5-7 Bratislava, Slovakia/Tilgnerova 24 BratislavaKatarina Micochova Sophomore 5-7 Bratislava, Slovakia/Bilikova 24 BratislavaMaria Martinez-Romero Sophomore 5-6 Nules, Spain/ITF Junior Circuit

The UT Arlington men’s and women’s tennis squads are ready for conference play to start up. Both squads have primarily played in various invitationals throughout the spring against some of the best schools across the nation. This experience should help out both teams on their road for a conference championship.

Last season, the UTA women’s team came out on top in the conference, so they are looking to repeat and are loaded with talent. “The women’s team will try and defend the title,” said Coach Benitez. “They are ready for the challenge and are ready to fi ght for it.” The men’s squad was not as fortunate last year, but is fl ying high and will work to establish themselves as a power. “The men will be trying to get back to the top of the conference rankings,” said Coach Benitez. “They know how much tradition we have and will be hunting for another title.” The men’s team will be led by captain Dmitry Minkin and the women by Klara Jagosova. Along with them, David Subirats and Maria Martinez-Romero will be the ones to keep an eye on.

“I think Maria Martinez will be a key part of the line up,” said coach Benitez. “ She already was nationally ranked as a freshman and as a sophomore will have more experience.” Wining matches early and staying in shape will be an important factor on how the season will turn out. As long as that happens the both teams should have a successful season. Wining matches early and staying in shape will be an important factor on how the season will turn out. As long as that happens the both teams should have a successful season. “In the beginning it is really important that we start strong,” said coach Benitez. “It is key everybody stays in shape during the break and goes through the winter workout. The fi rst matches are critical in order to get national ranked.” Expectations from coach Benitez are high. Both squads have a lot of experience and are poised to make a long run. Coach Benitez believes that both teams this year should aim high. With that in mind, what should the expectations be for this year? “Winning titles and breaking into the top 75 nationally ranked teams,” said coach Benitez.

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2008-09 [Junior Season]Finished with a 12-8 record in singles action, 7-2 mark in conference action and a perfect 3-0 record in the SLC Tournament… played at the No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 singles spot and collected a 10-2 record at the No. 3 position… won seven of her last 10 matches… posted six consecutive victories towards the end of the season… paired up with Daiana Negreanu and a few matches with Katarina Mlcochova and Nikola Matovicova… with Negreanu the duo posted an 8-6 mark and an 8-0 record in SLC action… named to the second-team all-academic team... named to the Capital One Bank/SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2007-08 [Sophomore Season]Jagosova enjoyed a standout season in both singles’ and doubles competition as the UTA junior collected 26 total victories... notched a 14-6 overall record in doubles’ competition with teammate Monika Hadvigerova in the No. 1 position in the lineup... recorded a 12-10 mark in singles’ competition, to go along with a 6-5 league record in singles’ play and a 6-3 mark in doubles’ action... notched a three-set triumph against Erin Watkins of Marquette... collected three consecutive matches in doubles’ competition with teammate Hadvigerova at the No. 1 spot with victories coming against No. 61 Oklahoma State, Central Arkansas and Northwestern State... notched three straight wins at the end of the season in doubles’ action with the victories coming against Arkansas State, Nicholls State and Texas State... competed in the ITA All-American Championship alongside teammate Hadvigerova.

2006-07 [Sophomore Season]Redshirt... ranked 48th in the FILA College Tennis Preseason Poll by Colleg-etennisonline.com.

Prior to UTAAttended Ssosz Prerov in Prerov, Czech Republic...Graduated with honors.

Off The CourtBorn March 15, 1985, in Kyjon, Czech Republic...Daughter of Frantisek Jagos and Marie Jagosova... an international business and spanish major at UTA.

Honors & Awards 2006 - SLC Second Team Singles

SLC Second Team Doubles2009 - Capital One/SLC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll

KLARA JAGOSOVA

Senior - 6-1Prerov, Czech Republic Ssosz Prerov

CAREER STATISTICSSINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2005-06 7-2 15-6 --- --- --- --- 22-8 26-112006-07 Red-Shirted Season2007-08 7-9 2-0 --- --- --- --- 9-9 12-102008-09 1-0 1-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- 12-9 12-9Career 15-11 18-11 10-3 0-1 43-26 50-30

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2005-06 14-6 --- --- 14-6 17-122006-07 Red-Shirted Season2007-08 11-5 --- --- 11-5 14-62008-09 11-7 --- --- Career 36-18 25-11 31-18

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2008-09 [Sophomore Season]Went 4-2 in singles during the fall season… named SLC Player of the Week on one occasion… appeared in 20 matches as the Mavericks No. 1 singles player in spring… recorded a 12-8 overall record including a 7-3 Southland Conference mark… named SLC Tennis Player of the Week on one occasion… led the Mavs to a SLC championship and an appearance at the NCAA Tournament against No. 4 Baylor… compiled a 13-4 mark in the No. 3 position with teammate Katarina Mlcochova... partnered with Daiana Negreanu to post a 1-2 mark at the No. 2 position… won eight of her fi rst 10 matches as a sophomore, defeating opponents from Arkansas State, UALR, Rice, Memphis, Central Arkansas, Northwestern State, McNeese State, and Lamar. 2007-08 [Freshman Season]Hadvigerova fi nished with 29 total victories... named to the All-SLC Singles Second Team... notched a 14-6 overall record in doubles’ competition with teammate Klara Jagosova... fi nished with 10 victories in singles competition in conference...notched fi ve consecutive matches at the No. 2 spot in the lineup with victories coming against Rice, Sam Houston State, Stephen F. Austin, UTSA and TAMU-CC... notched back-to-back wins over McNeese State and Southern Illinois... captured three consecutive matches in singles’ competition in the No. 1 and No. 2 positions in the lineup.

Prior to UTAIn 2002 placed second in singles at the Slovanistka Cup and fi rst in doubles at the Sunderman Cup, before fi nishing third in doubles at the Elite Tennis Association (ETA) Agas Cup... won the Winter Championship of Bratislava in singles three years straight from 2005-07, fi nishing in second in 2005... fi nished second in doubles at the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Talentum Cup in Budapest... in 2005 won the Italian Open in London-Canada and the Annual Early Bird Ladies Open... placed second and third at the Slovakia Winter Championships in 2003 and 2006... helped lead her team to a second place fi nish in the 2003 Slovakia Championships and a fi rst place fi nish in 2006.

Off The CourtBorn February 19, 1989 in Bratislava, Slovakia... is the daughter of Igor and Iveta Hadvigerova... majoring in communications.

Honors & Awards 2008 - All-SLC Second Team Singles

2009 - SLC Player of the Week (Feb. 10)

MONIKA HADVIGEROVA

Junior 5-6Bratislava, SlovakiaGymnasium Pankuchova 6

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2007-08 7-9 2-0 --- --- --- --- 9-9 12-102008-09 1-0 1-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- 12-9 12-9Career 8-9 3-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- 21-18 24-19

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2007-08 11-5 --- --- 11-5 14-62008-09 11-7 --- --- Career 22-12 --- --- 11-5 14-6

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2008-09 [Sophomore Season]As a sophomore, Negreanu played singles at both the No. 2 and No. 3 posi-tions… went 8-10 in singles in dual matches… paired with Klara Jagosova at No. 1 doubles and a few matches at No. 2 with Monika Hadvigerova and Maria Martinez-Romer… posted a 9-6 record with Jagosova… fi nished with a 4-4 singles and 7-2 doubles SLC record… won fi ve straight SLC doubles matches with Jagosova… posted a three-set victory over Lindsey Clark of No. 42 Yale University.

2007-08 [Freshman Season] Selected as the SLC Newcomer of the Year... recorded 20 total victories during the 2007-08 season... notched her fi rst collegiate singles’ victory in a straight set against top-ranked Tulsa by scores of 7-5, 6-3... captured three consecutive matches in singles’ action over McNeese State, Southern Illinois and Marquette... recorded back-to-back wins in doubles’ competition against SLC opponents Nicholls State and Texas State... collected a straight-set victory by scores 6-3, 6-1 over Southern Illinois... defeated Monika Drabkova of UTSA at the number-three position of the lineup with a 6-1, 6-2 decision.

Prior to UTAWas one of the top juniors in Romania... ranked as high as number-one for U16’s... claimed 2 International Tennis Federation (ITF) tournaments in doubles in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia... won an ITF tournament in Yugoslavia and a reached the semifi nals in Bulgaria and Romania... fi nished second in the Senior National Championship of Romania... was a semifi nals at the Junior Championships of Romania... ranked as high as 881 in the Woman’s Tennis Association (WTA) .

Off the CourtBorn June 21, 1988 in Alexandria, Romania... is the daughter of Luiza and Florin Negreanu... has one sister, Giorgiana... enjoys shopping, fashion and one day wants to become a fashion editor... majoring in communication and advertisement.

Honors & Awards 2008 - SLC Newcomer of the Year

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DAIANA NEGREANU

Junior 5-6Alexandria, RomaniaGrupul High School

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2007-08 7-9 2-0 --- --- --- --- 9-9 12-102008-09 1-0 1-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- 12-9 12-9 Career 8-9 3-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- 21-18 24-19

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2007-08 11-5 --- --- 11-5 14-62008-09 9-6 2-4 --- 11-11 11-11 Career 20-11 2-4 --- 22-26 25-17

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2008-09 [Freshman Season]Ranked 112 nationally in the fall of 2009... in her fi rst season, Martinez-Romer recorded 37 total wins in singles and doubles competition... fi nished the season with a 21-2 overall singles mark which ranks fi rst in single season in winning percentage... named to the All-SLC singles fi rst team and earned All-SLC doubles second team with teammate Nikola Matovicova... was selected as SLC Player of the week on one occasion... went undefeated in conference action recording an 11-0 mark... went 3-0 in the conference tournament… won 18 consecutive victories playing in the No.3, 4, and 5 singles positions… notched a three-set win over No. 42 Yale in the No. 5 fl ight.. collected an 8-2 mark in league play at the No. 2 spot with teammate Nikola Matovicova… the duo posted a 3-0 record in the SLC Tournament... named to the Capital One Bank/SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Off the CourtBorn November 29, 1990... is the daughter of Vicente Martinez and Inma Romero... has one sister... majoring in


All-SLC Second Team DoublesSLC Player of the Week (Apr. 14)

Nationally ranked 112

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MARIA MARTINEZ-ROMERO

Sophomore - 5-6Nules, SpainITF Junior Circuit

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2008-09 --- --- 2-0 6-0 13-2 --- 21-2 21-2Career --- --- 2-0 6-0 13-2 --- 21-2 21-2

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2008-09 --- 13-7 2-1 15-8 15-8 Career --- 13-7 2-1 15-8 15-8

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2008-09 [Freshman Season]Micochova complied 27 total wins in her fi rst season… named All-SLC fi rst team in singles… named SLC Player of the Week on one occasion… posted a 10-2 mark in league play… recorded a 13-4 mark in doubles with teammate Monika Hadvigerova at the No. 3 spot… won seven consecutive doubles matches in conference action.

Prior to UTARanked 32nd in the ETA 14 & Under Division... ranked 6th in Slovakia in junios... fi nished with a 23-32 overall singles career record and a 22-26 overall doubles career record.

Off the CourtMlcochova is the daughter of Ladislav Vaskovic and Maria Vaskovicova... born on March 29, 1989... majoring in communication.



KATARINA MLCOCHOVA

Sophomore - 5-7Bratislava, SlovakiaBilikova 24 Bratislava

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2008-09 --- 1-1 4-1 7-5 0-1 --- 12-8 12-8 Career --- 1-1 4-1 7-5 0-1 --- 12-8 12-8

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2008-09 2-1 --- 13-4 15-5 15-5 Career 2-1 --- 13-4 15-5 15-5

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2008-09 [Freshman Season]Matovicova recorded 29 singles and doubles victories in her fi rst season… earned All-SLC fi rst team honors at the No. 6 singles position… collected All-SLC second team accolades at the No. 2 doubles position with team-mate Maria Martinez-Romero… The pair posted a 13-5 record including ending the season winning nine of their fi nal 10 matches… named SLC Player of the Week on one occasion… went undefeated with an 11-0 record in conference action… went 16-1 towards the end of the season… went 16-2 overall playing in the No. 4,5 and 6 fl ights… went undefeated in both singles and doubles in the conference tournament… named to the Capital One Bank/SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll… took win over No. 46 Yale at No. 6 singles.

Prior to UTARanked one of the top-10 juniors in Slovakia... competed in several ITF tournaments.

Off the CourtMatovicova is the daughter of Jana and Petr... born on February 28, 1989... has one brother - Filip... majoring in interior design

Honors & Awards 2009 - All-SLC First Team Singles

All-SLC Second Team DoublesSLC Player of the Week (Mar. 10)

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NIKOLA MATOVICOVA

Sophomore - 5-9Bratislava, SlovakiaTilgnerova 14

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2008-09 1-0 1-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- 12-9 12-9Career 1-0 1-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- 12-9 12-9

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2008-09 0-4 12-5 1-0 13-9 13-9 Career 0-4 12-5 1-0 13-9 13-9

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The University of Texas at Arlington

Date Opponent (Rank) W-L Score Record S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 D1 D2 D3

1/23 at Arkansas State W 4-3 1-0 W W W W L L L L W1/24 at UALR W 6-1 2-0 W W W W L W W W W1/31 at Rice University L 1-6 2-1 W L L L L L L L L2/13 MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY W 6-1 3-1 W L W W W W L W W2/15 SMU L 0-7 3-2 L L L L L L L L L*2/28 at Central Arkansas W 4-2 4-2 W W W W L L . . . ... ...*3/01 at Northwestern State W 6-1 5-2 W W W W W W L L W*3/7 MCNEESE STATE W 6-1 6-2 W W W W W L W W W*3/8 LAMAR UNIVERSITY W 6-1 7-2 W L W W W W W W W3/10 vs #42 Yale University L 3-4 7-3 L L W L W W L L W*3/14 TEXAS STATE W 5-2 8-3 W L W W W W W L L3/18 at University of San Diego L 2-5 8-4 L L W L W L L L L3/20 vs Univ. of New Mexico L 3-4 8-5 L L L L W W L W W3/21 vs New Mexico State L 3-4 8-6 L L L W W W L L W*3/28 at Sam Houston State W 4-3 9-6 L Lr L W W W L W W*3/29 at Stephen F. Austin W 7-0 10-6 W W W W W W W W W*4/04 at Southeastern Louisiana W 5-2 11-6 L L W W W Wd W W Wd*4/05 at Nicholls State W 4-1 12-6 W L W W u u W W W*4/08 TAMU-CC W 6-1 13-6 L W W W W W W W W*4/11 UTSA W 7-0 14-6 W W W W W W W W L#4/24 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W 4-1 15-6 u L W u W W W W W#4/25 NORTHWESTERN STATE W 4-0 16-6 u u W u W W L W W#4/26 UTSA W 4-0 17-6 W u W u W u W W u%5/9 #4 BAYLOR L 0-4 17-7 u L L L u u L L u

All home matches in bold were played at the UTA Tennis Center* – Southland Conference match# - SLC Tournament% - NCAA Tournament (First Round - Waco, Texas)

2009 Spring Team Results

SINGLES STATISTICS

Player OVERALL DUAL TOUR SLC 1 2 3 4 5 6Ayram Edery 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-1 --- --- --- --- --- 1-1 Monika Hadvigerova 12-8 12-8 0-0 7-3 12-8 --- --- --- --- ---Klara Jagosova 12-9 12-9 0-0 7-2 1-0 1-5 10-3 0-1 --- --- Itzel Manzanera 2-1 2-1 0-0 1-0 --- --- --- --- 0-1 2-0 Maria Martinez-Romer 21-2 21-2 0-0 11-0 --- --- 2-0 6-0 13-2 --- Nikola Matovicova 17-2 1 7-2 0-0 11-0 --- --- --- 2-0 4-0 11-2 Katarina Micochova 12-8 12-8 0-0 10-1 --- 1-1 4-1 7-5 0-1 --- Daiana Negreanu 8-10 8-10 0-0 4-3 --- 6-8 2-2 --- --- --- Sara Pesic 0-4 0-4 0-0 0-2 --- --- --- --- 0-1 0-3 TOTALS 9-9 12-6 12-6 5-14 3-16 0-19 41-70 8-5 49-75 29-37

2009 Statistics

DOUBLES STATISTICS

Player OVERALL DUAL TOUR SLC 1 2 3Klara Jagosova/Katarina Micochova 2-1 2-1 0-0 1-0 2-1 --- --- Monika Hadvigerova/Daiana Negreanu 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 --- 1-2 --- Maria Martinez-Romer/Nikola Matovicova 13-5 13-5 0-0 8-1 --- 12-5 1-0 Maria Martinez-Romer/Sara Pesic 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 Klara Jagosova/Nikola Matovicova 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-1 0-3 --- --- Ayram Edery/Maria Martinez-Romer 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 --- --- 0-1 Ayram Edery/Nikola Matovicova 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 --- --- Maria Martinez-Romer/Daiana Negreanu 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-1 --- 1-2 --- Monika Hadvigerova/Katarina Micochova 13-4 13-4 0-0 7-2 --- --- 13-4 Klara Jagosova/Daiana Negreanu 9-6 9-6 0-0 7-0 9-6 --- --- Itzel Manzanera/Daiana Negreanu 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 --- ---Totals 41-26 41-26 0-0 24-6 11-12 14-9 16-5

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SEASON SINGLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Year1. Daniela Novakova 29 9 .763 2003-04 Lisa Jackson 29 10 .744 1998-993. Pavla Mestarova 28 6 .824 2004-054. Marie Stepanova 25 9 .735 2001-02 Klara Jagosova 25 10 .714 2005-06

Monika Peciulionyte 25 13 .658 2003-047. Marketa Cizova 24 4 .857 2000-01 Priscilla Parra 24 9 .727 1999-00 Lisa Jackson 24 13 .649 1999-0010. Ann Marie Lenze 22 8 .733 2002-03 Jitka Vitrokova 22 8 .733 2000-01

SEASON DOUBLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Year1. Lisa Jackson 28 7 .800 1998-992. Jennifer Goodwin 27 7 .794 1998-99 Marketa Cizova 27 10 .730 2003-04

Daniela Novakova 27 10 .730 2003-045. Whitney Gilliam 26 5 .839 1998-99 6. Lisa Jackson 24 6 .800 2000-01

Daniela Novakova 24 13 .649 2004-058. Marketa Cizova 23 6 .793 2000-019. Marie Stepanova 22 5 .815 1998-99

Simri van Rooyen 22 8 .733 2003-04 Paula Mestarova 22 16 .579 2004-05

SEASON SINGLES WINNING PCT. Rank Name W L Pct. Year1. Maria Martinez-Romer 21 2 .913 2008-092. Marketa Cizova 24 4 .857 2000-013. Paula Mestarova 28 6 .824 2004-054. Daniela Novakova 29 9 .763 2003-045. Lisa Jackson 29 10 .744 1998-996. Marie Stepanova 25 4 .735 2001-027. Annemarie Lenze 22 8 .733 2002-03 Jitka Vetrovkova 22 8 .733 2000-019. Priscilla Parra 24 9 .727 1999-0010. Klara Jagosova 25 10 .714 2005-06

SEASON DOUBLES WINNING PCT. Rank Name W L Pct. Year 1. Whitney Gilliam 26 5 .839 1998-992. Marie Stepanova 22 5 .815 1998-993. Lisa Jackson 28 7 .800 1998-99 Lisa Jackson 24 6 .800 2000-015. Jennifer Goodwin 27 7 .794 1998-996. Marketa Cizova 23 6 .793 2000-017. Simi Van Rooyen 22 8 .733 2003-048. Marketa Cizova 27 10 .730 2003-04

Daniela Novakova 27 10 .730 2003-0410. Marketa Cizova 21 8 .724 1999-00

Monika Peciulionyte 21 8 .724 2003-04

CAREER SINGLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Years1. Marketa Cizova 91 43 .679 1999-042. Marie Stepanova 74 49 .602 1998-023. Lisa Jackson 71 33 .683 1998-01 Jitka Vetrovkova 71 36 .664 2000-045. Daniela Novakova 70 43 .619 2003-076. Monika Peciulionyte 67 41 .620 2003-077. Priscilla Parra 62 36 .633 1998-028. Anete Rozkalne 54 41 .568 2002-069. Evonne Allerkamp 44 26 .629 1993-9610. Barbara Huijgen 40 29 .580 1998-00

CAREER DOUBLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Years1. Marketa Cizova 97 39 .713 1999-042. Marie Stepanova 76 31 .710 1998-023. Lisa Jackson 73 21 .777 1998-014. Daniela Novakova 71 33 .683 2003-075. Monika Peciulionyte 68 30 .694 2003-076. Jitka Vetrovcova 62 40 .608 2000-047. Anete Rozkalne 54 32 .628 2002-068. Jennifer Goodwin 49 36 .576 1996-999. Whitney Gilliam 49 36 .576 1997-0010. Noline van den Berg 35 13 .729 1998-00 Barbara Huijgen 35 23 .603 1988-00

CAREER SINGLES WINNING PCT. (MIN. 50 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Years1. Lisa Jackson 71 33 .683 1998-012. Marketa Cizova 91 43 .679 1999-043. Jitka Vertovcova 71 36 .664 2000-044. Priscilla Parra 62 36 .633 1998-025. Evonne Allerkamp 44 26 .629 1993-966. Monika Peciulionyte 67 41 .620 2003-077. Daniela Novakova 70 43 .619 2003-078. Marie Stepanova 74 49 .602 1998-029. Barbara Huijgen 40 29 .580 1998-0010. Anete Rozkalne 54 41 .568 2002-06

CAREER DOUBLES WINNING PCT. (MIN. 35 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Years1. Lisa Jackson 73 21 .777 1998-012. Noline van den Berg 35 13 .729 1998-003. Marketa Cizova 97 39 .713 1999-044. Marie Stepanova 76 31 .710 1998-025. Monika Peciulonyte 68 30 .694 2003-076. Daniela Novakova 71 33 .683 2003-077. Whitney Gilliam 44 26 .629 1997-008. Jitka Vetrovkova 62 40 .608 2000-049. Barbara Huijgen 35 23 .603 1998-0010. Anete Rozkalne 54 41 .568 2002-06

SEASON COMBINED VICTORIES Rank Name W L Pct. Year1. Lisa Jackson 57 17 .770 1998-992. Daniela Novakova 56 19 .747 2003-043. Paula Mestarova 50 22 .694 2004-054. Marketa Cizova 47 10 .825 2000-01 Simri van Rooyen 47 21 .691 2003-046. Marie Stepanova 46 18 .719 1998-99 Monika Peciulionyte 46 21 .687 2003-048. Lisa Jackson 45 21 .682 1999-00 Marketa Cizova 45 23 .662 2003-04 Jennifer Goodwin 45 27 .625 1998-99

SEASON COMBINED WINNING PCT. (MIN. 40 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Year1. Marketa Cizova 47 10 .825 2001-022. Lisa Jackson 57 17 .770 1998-993. Daniela Novakova 56 19 .747 2003-044. Lisa Jackson 42 16 .724 2000-015. Marie Stepanova 46 18 .719 2001-026. Marie Stepanova 42 17 .712 1998-997. Annemarie Lenze 43 18 .705 2002-038. Paula Mestarova 50 22 .694 2004-059. Simri van Rooyen 47 21 .691 2003-0410. Marketa Cizova 42 19 .689 1999-00

CAREER COMBINED VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Years1. Marketa Cizova 188 82 .696 1999-042. Marie Stepanova 150 80 .652 1998-023. Lisa Jackson 144 54 .727 1998-014. Monika Peciulionyte 135 71 .655 2003-075. Daniela Novakova 141 76 .650 2003-076. Jitka Vetrovkova 133 76 .636 2000-047. Anete Rozkalne 108 73 .597 2002-068. Jennifer Goodwin 88 91 .492 1996-999. Priscilla Parra 84 53 .613 1998-0210. Evonne Allerkamp 77 50 .606 1993-95

CAREER COMBINED WINNING PCT. (MIN. 70 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Years1. Lisa Jackson 144 54 .727 1998-012. Marketa Cizova 188 82 .696 1999-043. Monika Peciulionyte 135 71 .655 2003-074. Marie Stepanova 150 80 .652 1998-025. Daniela Novakova 141 76 .650 2003-076. Jitka Vetrovkova 133 76 .636 2000-047. Priscilla Parra 84 53 .613 1998-028. Evonne Allerkamp 77 50 .606 1993-959. Anete Rozkalne 108 73 .597 2002-0610. Barbara Huijgen 75 52 .591 1998-00

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1995-96 Season; 14-9 RecordEvonne Allerkamp SLC First Team Singles

1999-00 Season; 17-7 RecordLisa Jackson SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesMarie Stepanova SLC First Team DoublesNoline van den Berg SLC First Team DoublesJennifer Goodwin SLC First Team Doubles

2000-01 Season; 17-5 RecordLisa Jackson SLC Player Of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesPriscilla Parra SLC First Team SinglesMarketa Cizova SLC First Team Doubles SLC Second Team SinglesMarie Stepanova SLC First Team SinglesPriscilla Parra SLC First Team DoublesNoline van den Berg SLC Second Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesBarbara Huijgen SLC Second Team Doubles

2001-02 Season; 16-7 RecordLisa Jackson SLC Player Of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesGwendolyn Behrendt SLC Freshman Of the Year SLC First Team Doubles SLC Second Team SinglesMarie Stepanova SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesMarketa Cizova SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesJitka Vetrovcova SLC First Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesAna Lukner SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesChristian Wassmer SLC Coach of the Year

2002-03 Season; 14-8 RecordMarketa Cizova SLC Player Of the Year SLC First Team SinglesNadine Dressler SLC Newcomer Of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesCarolin Schappacher SLC Freshman Of the Year SLC Second Team SinglesMarie Stepanova SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesKatherine Warren SLC First Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesPriscilla Parra SLC First Team SinglesJitka Vetrovcova SLC Second Team DoublesChristian Wassmer SLC Coach Of the Year

2003-04 Season; 12- 9 RecordAnnemarie Lenz SLC Player Of the Year SLC Newcomer Of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesAnete Rozkalne SLC Freshman Of the Year SLC Second Team DoublesJitka Vetrocova SLC Second Team Singles

2004-05 Season; 18-7 RecordDaniela Novakova SLC Freshman Of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesMarketa Cizova SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesSimri van Rooyen SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesMonika Peciulionyte SLC First Team DoublesAnete Rozkalne SLC First Team DoublesJitka Vetrovcova SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesChristian Wassmer SLC Coach Of the Year

2005-06 Season; 14-9 RecordPavla Mesterova SLC Player Of the Year SLC Freshman Of the Year SLC First Team SinglesMonika Peciulionyte SLC First Team SinglesChristian Wassmer SLC Coach Of the Year

2006-07 Season; 12-9 RecordMonika Peciulionyte SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesSimri van Rooyen SLC First Team DoublesMarissa Brown SLC First Team DoublesKlara Jagosova SLC Second Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesDaniela Novakova SLC First Team Doubles

2007-08 Season; 7-12 RecordDaiana Negreanu SLC Newcomer of the Year Monika Hadvigerova SLC Second Team Singles

2008-09 Season; 17-7 RecordNikola Matovivoa SLC First Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesKatarina Mlcochova SLC Second Team SinglesMaria Martinez-Romer SLC Second Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesDiego Benitez SLC Coach of the Year

2009 MAVERICK RECORD BOOKAll-Time Awardwinners

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSTeam Standings(Standings from 1983-1989 were bases on individual points accumulated from regular-season round robin tournament play points combines)1983 - Lamar 22, Louisiana-Monroe 20, Louisiana-Lafayette 10, Arkansas State 6, McNeese State 4, UT Arlington 0.1984 - Louisiana-Monroe 40, Lamar 37, McNeese State 9, North Texas 6, Louisiana-Lafayette 4, Arkansas State 4, UT Arlington 0. 1985- Lamar 42, Louisiana-Lafayette 39, Arkansas State 7, North Texas 4, Louisiana-Lafayette 3, UT Arlington 2, McNeese State 1.1986 - Louisiana-Lafayette 28, Loui-siana-Monroe 25, Lamar 22, McNeese State 19, Arkansas State 2, North Texas 1, UT Arlington 0. 1987 - Louisiana-Lafayette 27, Lamar 22, Louisiana-Monroe 12, Arkansas State 8, North Texas 6, McNeese State 6, UT Arlington 0. 1988 - Texas State 50, Northwestern State 40, Louisiana-Monroe 27, North Texas 25, Sam Houston State 11. 1989 - Texas State 50, Northwestern State 50, Louisiana-Monroe 17, North Texas 17.

19902/22 McMurry W 7-22/23 Texas Wesleyan W 6-33/10 Abilene Christian L 9-03/17 UTEP L 6-03/30 Central State (Okla.) L 9-03/31 La.-Monroe L 9-04/1 *Northwestern State L 9-04/3 Texas Woman’s L 7-24/4 Hardin-Simmons L 6-34/7 1-vs. SE Oklahoma St. L 6-34/7 1-at Texas Women’s L 4-24/10 *North Texas L 9-04/12 *at Sam Houston State L 9-04/13 *at Texas State L 9-04/14 vs. UT-Pan American L 9-01 – Texas Women’s Invitational, Denton, Texas

19912/15 Sam Houston State L 5-02/17 Texas Woman’s L 5-42/17 Oral Roberts L 6-32/21 UT-Tyler W 5-02/22 Texas Wesleyan W 4-23/1 1-vs. Wichita State L 9-03/1 1-vs. Ark.-Little Rock L 6-33/2 1-vs. Cameron L 8-13/7 at Tulsa L 5-43/11 Central State (Okla.) W 5-43/15 at UTEP L 6-03/19 *Sam Houston State L 6-33/20 *Texas State L 9-03/21 at Texas Women’s W 5-43/22 Cameron L 6-33/23 *at North Texas L 9-03/26 at Centenary L 9-03/30 *at Northwestern State L 9-04/3 at La.-Lafayette L 6-04/4 Texas Wesleyan W 8-14/5 *at La.-Monroe L 9-01 – UT-Tyler Invitational, Tyler, Texas

1992-94 not available

19952/3 1-vs. Oklahoma City W 9-02/4 1-at Texas Tech L 5-42/4 1-vs. UTEP L 5-22/7 North Central JC W 6-32/8 at TCU L 9-02/16 at Baylor L 6-02/17 vs. Tulane L 5-32/22 at Calif.-Irvine W 7-22/24 at Calif. State-Fullerton W 7-12/26 at Long Beach State W 7-23/9 at Lamar W 6-33/11 *at Northwestern State W 8-13/12 *at La.-Monroe L 6-33/18 *Nicholls State L 9-03/19 *McNeese State W 8-13/25 *Texas State W 7-23/26 *Texas-San Antonio L 5-4

4/1 *at North Texas W 5-44/8 *at Stephen F. Austin W 8-14/9 *at Sam Houston State W 7-24/21 2-vs. Texas State W 5-34/22 2-vs. Nicholls State L 5-01 – Texas Tech Invitational, Lubbock, Texas2 – Southland Conference Tournament, Lake Charles, La.

19962/11 UT-Pan American W 9-02/13 TCU L 8-12/16 Texas Tech L 5-42/17 Memphis W 6-32/20 Baylor L 7-22/21 LSU L 6-02/23 Lamar W 7-23/9 *at Nicholls State W 5-43/10 *at McNeese State W 6-33/13 *North Texas L 5-43/16 *at Texas State L 5-43/17 *at UT-San Antonio L 6-33/21 at Long Beach State L 7-23/23 at Calif. State-Fullerton W 5-43/24 at Calif.-Irvine W 7-03/30 *Stephen F. Austin W 5-43/31 *Sam Houston State W 7-34/5 *at Northwestern State W 6-34/6 *La.-Monroe L 9-0

19972/1 at TCU L 7-12/2 UT-Pan American W 9-02/6 at Lamar L 9-02/8 at Southern W 8-12/10 at LSU L 9-02/23 at SMU L 9-03/5 Tarleton State W 8-13/7 Arkansas State L 9-03/8 *McNeese State L 4-33/9 *Nicholls State L 4-33/20 at Louisiana Tech W 6-33/21 at Centenary W 6-33/22 *at La.-Monroe L 7-03/23 *at Northwestern State L 6-13/25 DePaul L 9-04/5 *UT-San Antonio L 5-24/6 *Texas State L 6-14/12 *at Sam Houston State W 5-24/13 *at Stephen F. Austin L 4-3

19981/30 SMU L 8-12/1 UT-Pan American W 5-42/1 Centenary W 5-42/7 at Baylor L 9-02/15 Lamar L 6-02/17 LSU L 9-02/18 TCU L 7-02/27 Ark.-Little Rock L 5-43/6 *at Texas State W 5-43/18 Louisville L 9-03/21 *Sam Houston State W 5-43/24 *La.-Monroe L 5-43/28 *at Nicholls State L 8-13/29 *at SE Louisiana L 5-43/30 *Northwestern State L 5-44/4 *McNeese State L 6-34/5 *Stephen F. Austin W 5-44/9 La.-Lafayette L 8-14/10 *at UT-San Antonio L 7-2

19991/23 at Baylor L 7-21/30 UT-Pan American W 9-02/5 at Houston L 6-32/6 at Rice L 5-42/10 at SMU W 5-42/14 Tulane L 6-32/21 Oklahoma State L 7-22/23 at TCU L 5-43/6 *Nicholls State W 7-23/7 *SE Louisiana W 9-03/9 *at Sam Houston State W 7-23/13 *at McNeese State W 6-33/14 *at Lamar W 8-13/15 La.-Lafayette W 5-13/16 at Louisiana Tech W 8-13/27 *UT-San Antonio W 7-23/28 *Texas State W 9-04/2 *at La.-Monroe W 8-14/3 *at Northwestern State W 9-04/7 North Texas W 9-04/11 *at Stephen F. Austin W 8-14/16 1-Nicholls State W 5-1

4/17 1-UT-San Antonio W 3-05/15 2-at Texas L 5-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington, Texas2 – NCAA Regional, Austin, Texas

20001/30 Calif. Poly.-SLO W 8-12/6 La.-Lafayette W 9-02/8 TCU L 8-12/12 at Oklahoma W 5-42/13 at Oklahoma State L 5-32/19 *at Sam Houston State W 7-22/26 Ark.-Little Rock W 6-32/29 at North Texas W 5-43/4 *Northwestern State W 7-23/5 *La.-Monroe W 9-03/11 *at Texas State W 9-03/12 *at UT-San Antonio W 5-43/25 *Lamar W 8-13/26 *McNeese State W 8-13/31 at Tulane L 7-24/1 *at SE Louisiana W 8-14/2 *at Nicholls State W 8-14/4 SMU L 7-24/8 *Stephen F. Austin W 7-24/14 1-Lamar W 5-04/15 1-UT-San Antonio W 5-15/13 2-at Texas L 5-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington, Texas2 – NCAA Regionals, Austin, Texas

20012/3 at Houston W 6-12/4 at Rice L 5-22/8 Tulane L 5-22/10 Oklahoma State L 4-02/15 at SMU L 6-12/17 at Arkansas L 6-12/25 New Mexico State W 6-13/3 *Nicholls State W 7-03/6 *Sam Houston State W 7-03/9 at La.-Lafayette W 5-23/10 *at McNeese State W 7-03/11 *at Stephen F. Austin W 6-13/24 *Texas State W 7-03/25 *UT-San Antonio W 6-13/31 *at Northwestern State W 7-04/1 *at La.-Monroe W 7-04/4 *Lamar W 7-04/6 North Texas W 7-04/14 *SE Louisiana W 7-04/19 at TCU L 5-24/21 1-vs. SE Louisiana W 4-04/22 1-at UT-San Antonio W 4-05/12 2-at Baylor L 4-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas2 – NCAA Regionals, Waco, Texas

20022/2 at Arkansas L 5-22/9 at Texas Tech L 5-22/22 at Oklahoma State L 5-22/23 vs. Boise State L 4-32/24 at Tulsa L 5-23/8 at Tulane L 5-23/9 *at SE Louisiana W 7-03/10 *at Nicholls State W 7-03/13 at North Texas W 7-03/16 *La.-Monroe W 7-03/17 *Northwestern State W 7-03/23 *at Texas State W 7-03/24 *at UT-San Antonio W 5-23/27 SMU W 4-23/30 at UT-Pan American W 7-04/2 *at Sam Houston State W 7-04/6 *McNeese State W 7-04/8 TCU L 6-14/13 *Stephen F. Austin W 7-04/14 *Lamar W 7-04/27 1-vs. McNeese State W 4-04/28 1-at UT-San Antonio L 4-11 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas

20032/7 at SMU L 5-02/22 at Arkansas L 6-13/1 La.-Lafayette W 7-03/2 Oklahoma State L 4-03/8 Tulane L 6-13/11 *at Sam Houston State W 5-23/15 *Stephen F. Austin W 5-1

3/19 Texas Tech W 4-33/20 Marshall W 4-33/22 *at Lamar W 6-13/23 *at McNeese State W 6-13/26 at TCU L 6-13/29 *SE Louisiana W 5-23/30 *Nicholls State W 6-14/4 Rice L 4-14/5 *at La.-Monroe L 5-24/6 *at Northwestern State W 6-14/12 *Texas State W 6-14/13 *UT-San Antonio L 5-24/25 1-Northwestern State W 4-24/26 1-La.-Monroe L 4-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington, Texas

20042/1 at Tulane L 6-12/7 vs. Ala.-Birmingham W 6-12/7 at Houston W 5-22/14 at Oklahoma State L 4-32/15 at Tulsa L 4-32/21 Arkansas State W 7-02/28 Missouri State W 5-22/28 Centenary W 7-03/6 *Northwestern State W 6-13/7 *La.-Monroe W 6-13/10 at Baylor L 7-03/13 *at UT-San Antonio W 4-03/14 *at Texas State W 4-03/20 *at Sam Houston State W 7-03/27 *Lamar W 7-03/28 *McNeese State W 4-33/30 *at Stephen F. Austin W 7-04/3 *at SE Louisiana W 6-14/4 *at Nicholls State W 7-04/7 TCU L 5-04/9 SMU L 4-34/13 North Texas W 6-14/25 1-vs. UT-San Antonio W 4-04/26 1-at McNeese State W 4-05/15 2-at Texas L 4-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, Lake Charles, La.2 – NCAA Regional, Austin, Texas

20052/10 at TCU L 6-12/12 Oklahoma State L 5-22/27 at Baylor L 7-03/5 *Nicholls State W 7-03/5 Missouri State W 7-03/6 *SE Louisiana W 5-23/11 *at Stephen F. Austin W 5-23/12 *at McNeese State W 4-33/19 *Lamar W 4-33/22 Kansas State L 5-23/22 *Sam Houston State W 6-13/24 Marquette W 6-13/26 La.-Lafayette W 4-04/1 Houston L 4-34/2 *Texas State W 6-14/3 *UT-San Antonio W 5-24/7 at SMU L 6-14/9 *at Northwestern State W 5-24/10 *at La.-Monroe W 5-24/12 at North Texas L 4-34/17 at Tulane L 6-14/29 1-vs. Sam Houston St. W 4-14/30 1-vs. SE Louisiana L 4-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas

20062/03 Arizona (59) L 6-12/11 at Missouri State L 3-42/11 vs. Oklahoma State L 1-42/14 at Baylor (10) L 2-53/04 at Rice (57) L 2-53/05 at Houston (70) L 3-43/07 at Sam Houston State* W 4-33/11 at SE Louisiana* L 3-43/12 at Nicholls State* W 7-03/17 Columbia W 5-23/19 Northwestern State* W 7-03/25 at Texas State* W 6-13/26 at Texas-San Antonio* W 6-14/1 McNeese State* W 6-14/7 Louisiana-Lafayette (66) W 5-24/8 Stephen F. Austin* W 6-14/12 North Texas W 7-04/15 vs. Louisiana-Monroe* W 4-34/23 TCU (16) L 0-4

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS & ALL TIME ROSTER4/29 1-vs. Lamar W 4-24/30 1-vs. SE Louisiana L 3-41 - Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington and Ennis, Texas4/15 match played at Shreveport, La.

* Southland Conference match() denotes ranking at time of playing

20071/30 North Texas L 0-72/02 #44 Tulsa L 2-52/03 #61 Oklahoma State L 1-63/1 Central Arkansas* W 6-13/2 Nortwestern State* L 2-53/7 Lamar* L 0-73/9 McNeese State* W 5-23/12 Southern Illinois W 5-23/21 Marquette L 2-53/23 #64 Rice L 1-62/29 Sam Houston State* L 1-63/30 Stephen F. Austin* W 4-34/05 Texas-San Antonio* L 2-54/06 TAMUCC W 4-24/11 Arkansas State L 2-54/12 SE Louisiana* L 1-54/13 Nicholls State* W 5-24/19 Texas State* W 4-34/25 Lamar L 0-41 - Southland Conference Tournament, Nacogodoches, Texas

20081/23 at Arkansas W 4-31/24 at UALR W 6-11/31 at Rice University L 1-62/13 MEMPHIS W 6-12/15 SMU L 0-72/28 at Central Arkansas* W 4-23/1 at Northwestern State* W 6-13/7 MCNEESE STATE* W 6-13/8 LAMAR* W 6-13/10 #42 Yale L 3-43/14 TEXAS STATE* W 5-23/18 at Univ. of San Diego L 2-53/20 vs. Univ. of New Mexico L 3-43/21 vs. New Mexico L 3-43/28 at Sam Houston State* W 4-33/29 at Stephen F. Austin* W 7-04/4 at SE Louisiana* W 5-24/5 at Nicholls State* W 4-14/8 TAMU-CC* W 6-14/11 UTSA* W 7-04/24 Stephen F. Austin% W 4-14/25 Northwestern State% W 4-04/26 vs. UTSA% W 4-05/9 at #4 Baylor! L 0-4

% - Southland Conference Tournament, Corpus Christi, Texas

! - NCAA Regionals, Waco, Texas

-MMM-Marikova, Lucie ........................................................................... 96-97Matovivoa, Nikola ......................................................08-McClain, Bobbi ............................................................................ 83-84McKibbens, Merridy ..................................................................... 95-96Medina, Dawn .............................................................................. 91-95Mestrova, Pavla ........................................................................... 04-05Mlcochova, Katarina .................................................. 08-Miles, Patricia .............................................................................. 80-81Morris, Jennifer ............................................................................ 91-92Moss, Lanette .............................................................................. 96-97

-NNN-Nasser, Jihane .............................................................................89-91Negreanu, Diana......................................................... 07-Novakova, Daniela ......................................................................03-07

-OOO-Olivares, Patricia ......................................................................... 93-94Orangi, Adele ............................................................................... 94-96

-PPP-Palmer, Jennifer ............................................................................ 97-98Parker, Lori ................................................................................... 89-90Parra, Priscilla .............................................................................. 98-02Peciulionyte, Monika ..................................................................... 03-07Pesic, Sara ................................................................................... 05-09Phillips, Wanda ............................................................................. 89-90

-QQQ-Quisoboni, Patricia ....................................................................... 94-95

-RRR-Riska, Melanie ...............................................................................84-85Robison, Jennifer ...........................................................................95-96Romero-Martinez, Maria ..............................................08-Royal, Michelle ..............................................................................94-95Rozkalne, Anete ............................................................................02-06Rudden, Casey ..............................................................................93-94

-SSS-Scarbrough, Vivian ........................................................................ 95-96Schappacher, Carolin .................................................................... 01-02Serrano, Jennifer ........................................................................... 97-98Shepard, Jessica ........................................................................... 03-05Smith, Allison ................................................................................. 83-84Smoke, Susan ............................................................................... 84-85Solcova, Magda ............................................................................. 95-97Soriano, Michelle ........................................................................... 89-92Sorlie, Amy .................................................................................... 97-00Stepanova, Marie .......................................................................... 98-02Strait, Sarah ................................................................................... 95-96

-TTT-Tran, Susan ....................................................................................83-85Turkova, Jana .................................................................................94-96

-VVV-Van den Berg, Noline ......................................................................98-00van Rooyen, Simri ..........................................................................03-07Vandiver, Tara .................................................................................91-95Vetrovcova, Jitka ............................................................................00-04

-WWW-Walters, Peggy ...............................................................................84-85Ward, Lora ......................................................................................96-00Warren, Katherine...........................................................................01-03White, Laurie ..................................................................................80-81

-AAA-Alkan, Senem ............................................................................97-98Allerkamp, Evonne 93-96

-BBB-Behrendt, Gwen 00-01Bertram, Erika 89-90Blevins, Bonnye 80-81Bowlin, Jessica 95-96Brock,Michelle 83-84Brown, Marissa 05-08

-CCC-Cahill, Ranette ........................................................................... 84-85Campon, Adriana ....................................................................... 89-90Cano, Allena .............................................................................. 97-98Castano, Ana Maria ................................................................... 90-94Cave, Kristy ............................................................................... 89-91Cizova, Marketa .............................................................. 99-02, 03-04

-DDD-Dalby, Leanne ............................................................................. 00-01Damjanovic, Ana .........................................................................94-95Doeung, Leakhena .....................................................................90-91Dressler, Nadine ......................................................................... 01-02Durova, Petra .............................................................................96-97

-FFF-Felix-Garcia, Silvia ......................................................................97-98Foster, Natalie ............................................................................96-97Fredorick, Tracey ........................................................................80-81

-GGG-Gemmel, Jenny ...........................................................................83-84Gilliam, Whitney ...........................................................................97-00Gochnour, Kara ...........................................................................95-96Goldshuv, Ella ..............................................................................02-03Goodwin, Jennifer ........................................................................96-99Green, Michelle ...........................................................................83-84

-HHH-Hach, Gretel ................................................................................ 02-05Hadvigerova, Monika ................................................ 07-Hartman, Laura ............................................................................ 98-00Hibben, Mitzi ................................................................................ 83-84Hollowell, Karen ........................................................................... 83-84Huijgen, Barbara .......................................................................... 98-00

-III-Isom, Janan ................................................................................. 91-94

-JJJ-Jackson, Lisa ............................................................................... 98-01Jagosova, Klara ......................................................... 05-Janovsky, Carolyn ....................................................................... 84-85Jordan, Vicki ................................................................................ 94-96

-KKK-Kim, Nancy ................................................................................... 83-84Klenfeldt, Clara ............................................................................. 97-98Knutson, Katie .............................................................................. 96-97

-LLL-Leblond, Lisa ................................................................................89-91Lenk, Monika ................................................................................99-00Lenze, Annemarie .........................................................................02-03Lukner, Ana...................................................................................00-01

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Southland Conference History1983 Lamar 22, Louisiana-Monroe 20, Louisiana-Lafayette 10, Arkansas State 6, McNeese State 4, UT Arlington 0.1984 Louisiana-Monroe 40, Lamar 37, McNeese State 9, North Texas 6, Louisiana-Lafayette 4, Arkansas State 4, UT Arlington 0.1985 Lamar 42, Louisiana-Monroe 39, Arkansas State 7, North Texas 4, Louisiana-Lafayette 3, UT Arling ton 2, McNeese State 1.1986 Louisiana-Lafayette 28, Louisiana-Monroe 25, Lamar 22, McNeese State 19, Arkansas State 2, North Texas 1, UT Arlington 0.1987 Louisiana-Lafayette 27, Lamar 22, Louisiana-Monroe 12, Arkansas State 8, North Texas 6, McNeese State 6, UT Arlington 0.1988 Texas State 50, Northwestern State 40, Louisiana-Monroe 27, North Texas 25, Sam Houston State 11.1989 Texas State 50, Northwestern State 50, Sam Houston State 19, Louisiana-Monroe 17, North Texas 17.1990 North Texas 45, Louisiana-Monroe 44, Texas State 40, Northwestern State 35, Sam Houston State 34, UT Arlington 0.1991 Louisiana-Monroe 60, North Texas 43, Texas State 40, Northwestern State 39, Sam Houston State 12, UT Arlington 4.1992 Louisiana-Monroe 81, Texas-San Antonio 46, Northwestern State 44, Texas State 41, North Texas 37, Nicholls State 33, Sam Houston State 21,UT Arlington 7.1993 Louisiana-Monroe 66, Texas-San Antonio 63, Nicholls State 56, Northwestern State 50, North Texas 40, Texas State 22, UT Arlington 14, Sam Houston State 4.1994 Northwestern State 100, Louisiana-Monroe 95, Texas-San Antonio 75, North Texas 70, UT Arlington 48, Stephen F. Austin 24, McNeese State 3.1995$ Louisiana-Monroe 76, Nicholls State 71, Texas-San Antonio 54, UT Arlington 50, Texas State 40, North Texas 34, Northwestern State 24, Sam Houston State 22, Stephen F. Austin 17, McNeese State 11.1996 Louisiana-Monroe 75, Texas-San Antonio 57, Texas State 43, North Texas 40, UT Arlington 39, Northwestern State 35, Nicholls State 32, Sam Houston State 25, Stephen F. Austin 25, McNeese State 21.1997 Louisiana-Monroe 87, Nicholls State 54, Northwestern State 51, Texas State 48, Texas-San Antonio 44, Stephen F. Austin 34, McNeese State 29, UT Arlington 27, Sam Houston 11.1998 Texas-San Antonio 92, Nicholls State 88, Louisiana-Monroe 64, Texas State 56, Stephen F. Austin 53, McNeese State 45, SE Louisiana 40, UT Arlington 40, Northwestern State 34, Sam Houston State 28.

1999 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 10-0 1.000 17-7 .708Texas-San Antonio 8-2 .800 16-8 .667Stephen F. Austin 8-2 .800 13-9 .591Nicholls State 7-3 .700 10-6 .625McNeese State 6-4 .600 16-6 .727Lamar 6-4 .600 10-13 .435Northwestern State 4-6 .400 7-11 .389Texas State 3-7 .300 4-14 .222Sam Houston State 2-8 .200 4-15 .211Louisiana-Monroe 1-9 .100 2-12 .143SE Louisiana 0-10 .000 0-16 .000

2000 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 10-0 1.000 17-5 .773Texas-San Antonio 9-1 .900 15-7 .682Stephen F. Austin 8-2 .800 14-12 .538Lamar 7-3 .700 12-13 .480Louisiana-Monroe 5-5 .500 9-15 .375Sam Houston State 5-5 .500 9-13 .409SE Louisiana 3-7 .300 10-15 .400Northwestern State 3-7 .300 6-12 .333Texas State 3-7 .300 6-13 .316McNeese State 1-9 .100 5-14 .263Nicholls State 1-9 .100 2-14 .125

2001 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 10-0 1.000 16-7 .696Texas-San Antonio 9-1 .900 14-6 .700Louisiana-Monroe 8-2 .800 14-11 .560SE Louisiana 7-3 .700 13-8 .619McNeese State 6-4 .600 10-10 .500Stephen F. Austin 5-5 .500 6-13 .316Northwestern State 4-6 .400 8-12 .400Sam Houston State 3-7 .300 4-16 .200Lamar 2-8 .200 5-17 .227Nicholls State 1-9 .100 4-13 .235Texas State 0-10 .000 1-17 .056

2002 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington 10-0 1.000 14-8 .636Texas-San Antonio* 9-1 .900 16-7 .696Louisiana-Monroe 8-2 .800 17-8 .680McNeese State 7-3 .700 16-7 .696Texas State 6-4 .600 8-11 .421Northwestern State 5-5 .500 8-11 .421Sam Houston State 4-6 .400 11-13 .458Stephen F. Austin 3-7 .300 7-10 .412Nicholls State 2-8 .200 6-11 .353SE Louisiana 1-9 .100 2-19 .095Lamar 0-10 .000 1-23 .042

2003 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.Texas-San Antonio 10-0 1.000 21-4 .840Louisiana-Monroe* 9-1 .900 20-6 .769

UT Arlington 8-2 .800 12-9 .571McNeese State 7-3 .700 13-8 .619Texas State 6-4 .600 10-10 .500Northwestern State 5-5 .500 8-12 .400SE Louisiana 4-6 .400 12-8 .600Lamar 3-7 .300 12-10 .545Sam Houston State 2-8 .200 6-18 .250Stephen F. Austin 1-9 .100 3-12 .200Nicholls State 0-10 .000 0-12 .000

2004 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 10-0 1.000 18-7 .720Northwestern State 9-1 .900 14-5 .737McNeese State 8-2 .800 15-5 .750Texas-San Antonio 7-3 .700 10-11 .476Texas State 6-4 .600 10-10 .500SE Louisiana 5-5 .500 11-12 .478Stephen F. Austin 3-7 .300 6-11 .353Lamar 3-7 .300 6-14 .300Sam Houston State 3-7 .300 5-13 .278Louisiana-Monroe 1-9 .100 3-15 .167Nicholls State 0-10 .000 2-15 .118

2005 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington 10-0 1.000 14-9 .609SE Louisiana* 9-1 .900 19-7 .731McNeese State 8-2 .800 18-5 .753Lamar 6-4 .600 14-11 .560Louisiana-Monroe 5-5 .500 10-10 .500Sam Houston State 5-5 .500 11-11 .500Texas State 4-6 .400 7-12 .368Texas-San Antonio 4-6 .400 4-14 .222Northwestern State 3-7 .300 6-13 .316Stephen F. Austin 1-9 .100 6-13 .316Nicholls State 0-10 .000 1-15 .062

2006 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.SE Louisiana* 10-0 1.000 22-4 .856UT Arlington 9-1 .900 12-9 .571Lamar 6-4 .600 11-10 .524Sam Houston State 6-4 .600 11-9 .555Texas-San Antonio 6-4 .600 10-11 .455Louisiana-Monroe 6-4 .600 11-8 .579Texas State 5-5 .500 7-14 .333McNeese State 4-6 .400 8-9 .471Northwestern State 2-8 .200 3-13 .188Stephen F. Austin 1-9 .100 5-13 .278Nicholls State 0-10 .000 0-15 .000

2007 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.SE Louisiana* 11-0 1.000 22-3 .880Lamar 10-1 .909 22-3 .880Northwestern State 9-2 .818 16-8 .667Texas State 7-4 .636 10-11 .476UTSA 6-5 .545 10-13 .435UT-Arlington 6-5 .545 7-12 .368Sam Houston State 6-5 .545 7-14 .333 Nicholls State 3-8 .273 12-10 .545McNeese State 3-8 .273 8-12 .400Stephen F. Austin 3-8 .273 8-15 .348Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2-9 .182 4-12 .250Central Arkansas 0-11 .000 4-15 .211

2008 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 11-0 1.000 15-8 .652Lamar 10-1 .909 15-6 .714 UTSA 8-3 .727 16-8 .667Northwestern State 8-3 .727 14-8 .636Texas State 7-4 .636 11-6 .647Sam Houston State 6-4 .600 10-8 .556Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 5-6 .455 10-11 .476Stephen F. Austin 4-7 .364 5-16 .238SE Louisiana 3-7 .300 9-11 .450Nicholls State 2-9 .182 8-10 .444McNeese State 1-10 .091 5-13 .278* - SLC Tournament Champion

TOURNAMENT RESULTSDate Site Champion Runner-Up Score1995 Lake Charles, La. Nicholls State Louisiana-Monroe 4-21999 Arlington, Texas UT Arlington Texas-San Antonio 5-22000 Arlington, Texas UT Arlington Texas-San Antonio 5-12001 San Antonio, Texas UT Arlington Texas-San Antonio 4-02002 San Antonio, Texas Texas-San Antonio UT Arlington 4-12003 Arlington, Texas Louisiana-Monroe Texas-San Antonio 4-22004 Lake Charles, La. UT Arlington McNeese State 4-02005 San Antonio, Texas SE Louisiana UT Arlington 4-02006 Arlington, Texas SE Louisiana UT Arlington 4-32007 Nacogodoches, Texas Lamar SE Louisiana 4-22008 Corpus Christi, Texas UT Arlington UTSA 4-0

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Maverick Preview

2010 Maverick RosterName Class Height Hometown/Previous SchoolPaul Amri Freshman 5-8 Villaneuve-Loubet, France/CNED Academie of NiceGonzalo Bienzobas Senior 6-1 San Felipe, Chile/Home SchoolMindaugas Celedinas Sophomore 6-0 Vilnius, Lithuania/Mykolo Biriskos GymnasiumBrieuc Hamon Junior 6-2 Noirville, France/St. Marie H.S.Jason Lateko Sophomore 5-10 Arlington, TX/Bowie H.SDmitry Minkin Senior 5-11 St. Petersburg, Russia/St. Petersburg H.S. 670Giacomo Sano Freshman 6-0 Maracay, Aragua/U.E.P.Adam Srkala Sophomore 6-3 Schenliou-Lucerne, Switzerland/K.S. LuzernDavid Subirats Sophomore 5-8 Edifi cio Antonio Valino, Spain/Schiller International Yauheni Yakauleu Freshman 6-1 Minsk, Belarus/ITA Junior Circuit

The UT Arlington men’s and women’s tennis squads are ready for conference play to start up. Both squads have primarily played in vari-ous invitationals throughout the spring against some of the best schools across the nation. This experience should help out both teams on their road for a conference championship.

Last season, the UTA women’s team came out on top in the confer-ence, so they are looking to repeat and are loaded with talent. “The women’s team will try and defend the title,” said Coach Benitez. “They are ready for the challenge and are ready to fi ght for it.” The men’s squad was not as fortunate last year, but is fl ying high and will work to establish themselves as a power. “The men will be trying to get back to the top of the conference rank-ings,” said Coach Benitez. “They know how much tradition we have and will be hunting for another title.” The men’s team will be led by captain Dmitry Minkin and the women by Klara Jagosova. Along with them, David Subirats and Maria Martinez-Romero will be the ones to keep an eye on.

“I think Maria Martinez will be a key part of the line up,” said coach Benitez. “ She already was nationally ranked as a freshman and as a sophomore will have more experience.” Wining matches early and staying in shape will be an important factor on how the season will turn out. As long as that happens the both teams should have a successful season. Wining matches early and staying in shape will be an important factor on how the season will turn out. As long as that happens the both teams should have a successful season. “In the beginning it is really important that we start strong,” said coach Benitez. “It is key everybody stays in shape during the break and goes through the winter workout. The fi rst matches are critical in order to get national ranked.” Expectations from coach Benitez are high. Both squads have a lot of experience and are poised to make a long run. Coach Benitez believes that both teams this year should aim high. With that in mind, what should the expectations be for this year? “Winning titles and breaking into the top 75 nationally ranked teams,” said coach Benitez.

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2008-09 [Junior Season]Named to the All-SLC singles fi rst team at the No. 6 position… named SLC Player of the Week on one occasion… fi nished the season with 22 total wins in both singles and doubles… went 4-1 in conference action… posted a singles victory over No. 42 A&M-Corpus Christi… started the season winning fi ve straight doubles matches… recorded a 12-10 doubles mark with teammates Jason Lateko, David Subirats and Brieuc Hamon… notched an 8-3 victory with Subirats over No. 75 University of New Orleans… collected wins in his fi nal three conference singles and doubles matches.

2007-08 [Sophomore Season]Bienzobas earned All-SLC fi rst team honors at the No. 6 position... collected 22 total victories... notched a 12-10 overall record in doubles’ competition, including a 10-7 mark with teammate Hugo Taracido in the No. 3 position in the lineup... fi nished with 10 wins in singles’ competition, including a 4-2 mark in league play... captured fi ve consecutive victories over Columbia, UTSA, Texas-Pan American, SE Louisiana and Lamar... handed Filip Miljevic of Illinois State a 7-6, 7-6 setback... captured fi ve straight victories in doubles’ competition with Taracido... posted fi ve singles’ victories in his fi nal 10 games of the season... handed an 8-5 setback to Jose Zunino and Jaume Farras of No. 75 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.

2006-07 [Freshman Season]Earned All-SLC second-team honors as the No. 6 single as a true freshman with a 14-9 overall record and 5-1 fi nish in league play... partnered with Daniel Omana to post an overall record of 9-10 and went 3-2 in conference matches... won 6-1 6-1 over Stuart Row of the No. 71 TCU team and 6-3 6-4 over No. 62 Central Florida’s Danny Colon.

Prior to UTAWas home schooled so he could dedicate more time to tennis... played ITF tournaments in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and Peru.

Off The CourtBorn on Sept. 28, 1986 in San Felipe, Chile... son of Ana Maria Mancilla and Rolando Bienzobas... undecided on his major.

Honors & Awards2007 - All-SLC Second Team Singles

2008 - All-SLC First Team Singles2009 - All-SLC First Team SinglesSLC Player of the Week (Apr. 14)

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GONZALO BIENZOBAS

Senior - 6-1San Felipe, ChileHome School

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2006-07 1-0 2-2 11-7 14-9 14-9 2007-08 --- --- --- --- 10-11 --- 10-11 10-112008-09 --- --- --- --- 1-3 9-5 10-8 10-8Career --- --- --- 1-0 13-16 20-12 34-28 34-28

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2006-07 8-10 1-0 --- 9-10 9-102007-08 --- 0-1 12-9 12-10 12-102008-09 --- 7-8 5-2 13-10 13-10 Career 8-10 8-9 17-11 34-30 34-30

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2008-09 [Junior Season]Finished his junior season with a 9-11 singles mark, collecting wins at the No. 1 and 2 positions... biggest win came against No. 75 University of New Orleans... recorded a 3-3 conference record... paired with Mindaugas Celedinas, the duo won their fi rst six matches and fi nished the season with a 12-9 record… recorded four conseuctive wins mid-way through the season... the tandem posted victories over nationally-ranked University of New Orleans and Baylor.

2007-08 [Sophomore Season]Finished with 15 total victories, including nine wins in doubles’ competition... recorded the majority of his success in doubles’ competition with teammate David Costa, as the duo posted a 7-10 mark... won four consecutive singles’ matches at the No.1 and -2 positions... named to the 2008 Capital One Academic All-Southland Conference Men’s Tennis Team.

2006-07 [Freshman Season]Named SLC Newcomer of the Year... earned All-SLC fi rst team singles at the No. 5 spot and collected All-SLC fi rst team doubles at the No. 3 position... posted a team leading 18-5 singles record including a prefect 6-0 fi nish in conference action... partnered with Alberto Agis for a 9-9 overall doubles record and 5-0 record in conference matches to earn an automatic spot on the SLC Doubles First-Team... posted wins against three ranked teams, No. 71 TCU, No. 62 Central Florida and won UTA’s lone point against No.38 Texas A&M Corpus Christi 6-3 6-5 over Jaume Farras.

Off The CourtBorn on Oct. 13, 1986 in St. Petersburg, Russia... son of Victor Minkin and Marina Minkina... majoring in interdisciplinary studies/minor in business.

Honors & Awards2007 - Newcomer of the Year

All-SLC First Team SinglesAll-SLC First Team Doubles

2008 - SLC Capital One All-Academic Team

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DMITRY MINKIN

Senior - 5-11St. Petersburg, RussiaSt. Petersburg HS 670

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2006-07 --- --- --- 1-1 14-3 3-1 18-5 18-52007-08 --- --- --- --- 10-11 --- 10-11 10-112008-09 --- --- --- --- 1-3 9-5 10-8 10-8Career --- --- --- 1-1 25-17 12-6 38-24 38-24

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2006-07 --- --- 9-9 9-9 9-92007-08 --- 0-1 12-9 12-10 12-102008-09 --- 7-8 5-2 13-10 13-10 Career --- 7-9 26-20 47-29 34-29

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2008-09 [Sophomore Season]Named SLC Player of the Week on one occasion… named to the Capital One Bank/SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll… recorded fi ve wins in singles action and went 9-13 in doubles competition with teammates Adam Srkala and Gonzalo Bienzobas… won four straight singles matches at the No. 2 and 3 positions.

2007-08 [Freshman Season]Hamon fi nished with 16 victories in both singles’ and doubles’ competition... collected All-SLC fi rst team singles honors at the No. 4 position.. posted a 12-10 overall record in singles’ action, including fi ve wins in league play at the No. 4 position... captured six consecutive matches in singles’ competi-tion at the No. 4 position against No. 75 A&M-Corpus Christi, Columbia, UTSA, Texas-Pan American, SE Louisiana and Lamar... biggest win came against No.7 Texas in a three-set triumph of 3-6, 6-3, and 1-0... handed Laurent Montoisy and James Langford of No. 75 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi an 8-6 setback.

Prior to UTAWas named the 2005 and 2006 Normandie Tennis Champion and ap-peared in championship of France on two occasions and lost in the second round.

Off the CourtHamon is the son of Andre and Maryse Hamon... born on March 22, 1988... has four sisters and one brother... majoring in management.

Honors & Awards 2008 - All-SLC First Team Singles

2009 - SLC Player of the Week (Mar. 3)Capital One Bank/SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2008-09 [Sophomore Season]2008-09 [Sophomore Season]2008-09 [Sophomore Season]2008-09 [Sophomore Season]

Junior - 6-2Noirville, FranceSt. Marie High School

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2007-08 --- --- 1-1 11-7 --- --- 12-8 12-82008-09 1-4 1-1 3-9 --- --- --- 5-14 5-14Career 1-4 1-1 4-10 11-7 --- --- 17-22 17-22

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2007-08 2-1 4-10 3-2 9-13 9-132008-09 --- 4-17 --- 4-17 4-17 Career 2-1 8-27 3-2 13-30 13-30

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2008-09 [Freshman Season]Only the third Maverick in men’s tennis history to be named SLC Freshman of the Year, Celedinas led team with the most singles wins (12) and tied in doubles (12)… named to the All-SLC singles second team… earned SLC Player of the Week honors on one occasion… started off at the No. 3 position and later moved to the No. 1 spot where he recorded an 8-7 mark… went 4-3 in conference action… recorded a three-set win against No. 75 University of New Orleans… paired with Dmitry Minkin, the duo won their fi rst six matches and fi nished the season with a 12-9 record… the tandem posted victories over nationally-ranked University of New Orleans and Baylor.

Prior To UTARanked one of the top-20 players in the 14 & Under division... ranked one of the top-60 players in the 16 & Under division... was the Lithuania cham-pion... in 2002 was ranked one of the top-4 players in Lithuania... won Baltic State 14 & Under Championship... in 2004 was Europe’s Champion in the 14 & Under Division... was the Baltic States Champion and the European Champion... was the summer’s and winter’s Lithuania champion.

Off the CourtCeledinas is the son of Darius Celedinas and Nijole Celediniene... born on January 23, 1989... majoring in spanish.

Honors & Awards 2009 - SLC Freshman of the Year

All-SLC Second Team SinglesSLC Player of the Week (Feb. 10)


MINDAUGAS CELEDINAS

Sophomore - 6-0Vilnius , LithuaniaMykolo Birziskos Gymnasium

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2008-09 8-7 2-1 2-0 --- --- --- 12-8 12-8 Career 8-7 2-1 2-0 --- --- --- 12-8 12-8

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2008-09 9-9 3-0 --- 12-9 12-9 Career 9-9 3-0 --- 12-9 12-9

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2008-09 [Freshman Season]Played most of the season at the No. 4 singles position where he fi nished with a 6-14 mark… named to the Capital One Bank/SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll… won three straight singles fl ights at the No. 4 position… paired with both Brieuc Hamon and David Subirats for a 7-14 record.

Prior to UTARanked one of the top-10 juniors in Switzerland... competed in several ITF tournaments.

Off the CourtSrkala is the son of Tom and Romana Srkala... born on April 15, 1988... has one brother - Tim and one sister-Dita... majoring in international business.


ADAM SRKALA

Sophomore - 6-3Schenliou-Lucerne, SwitzerlandK.S. Luzern

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2008-09 --- --- --- 4-10 2-4 --- 6-14 6-14 Career --- --- --- 4-10 2-4 --- 6-14 6-14

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2008-09 2-1 0-4 5-9 7-14 7-14 Career 2-1 0-4 5-9 7-14 7-14

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2008-2009 [Freshman Season]Named All-SLC Singles Second Team... named to the Capital One Bank/SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll...fi nished the season with a combined 15 wins including a 9-8 singles record... won three straight singles matches against Centenary College, UTSA and UC Santa Barbara at the No. 5 posi-tion... paired with Gonzalo Bienzobas, the duo won their fi rst four matches including an 8-3 win against No. 75 University of New Oreleans.

Off the CourtSubirats is the son of Antonio Subirats and Montserrat Altes... born on August 26, 1989... has two brothers - Eric and Albert... majoring in sports management



DAVID SUBIRATS

Sophomore - 5-8Barcelona, SpainSchiller International School

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2008-09 --- --- 1-2 2-3 5-2 1-1 9-8 9-8 Career --- --- 1-2 2-3 5-2 1-1 9-8 9-8 DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2008-09 --- 0-1 6-10 6-10 6-10 Career --- 0-1 6-10 6-10 6-10

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2008-09 [Freshman Season]Saw limited playing time during his fi rst season... fi nished with a 4-5 singles record and a 4-2 doubles mark... named to the Capital One Bank/SLC Com-missioner’s Honor Roll... collected his fi rst collegiate win against Tulsa at the No. 6 position... paired with Gonzalo Bienzobas, the duo won four straight matches at the No. 2 and 3 fl ights.

Bowie High SchoolDuring his prep career, Lateko was a 2006 Mixed doubles Texas State Cham-pion... selected as the Tennis Player of the Year in 2006... collected third place laurels in 2007 in mixed doubles at the Texas State Championship... complied a 90-3 overall record in his four-year career... fi nished the 2007-08 campaign with an 8-7 overall record and ranked 221 in the nation.

Off the CourtLateko is the son of Jay and Julie Lateko... born on October 25, 1989... has one brother-Kevin... majoring in economics.


JASON LATEKO

Sophomore - 5-9Arlington, TexasBowie High School

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall2008-09 --- --- --- 1-1 1-3 2-1 4-5 4-5 Career --- --- --- 1-1 1-3 2-1 4-5 4-5

DOUBLESYear 1 2 3 Dual Overall2008-09 --- 3-1 1-1 4-2 4-2 Career --- 3-1 1-1 4-2 4-2

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U.E.P. “El AraguaneyRanked 20th in the national rankings... fi nished fi rst in his class academi-cally.

Off the CourtSano is the son of Salvatore and Mareijara Parra de Sano... born on March 7, 1991... has one brother (Domenico)... majoring in fi nance.

Giacomo Sano

Freshman - 6-0Maracay, AraguaU.E.P.

Freshman - 6-1Minsk, BelarusITF Junior Circuit

YAUHENI YAKAULEU

ITF Junior CircuitYakauleu was a candiate for Sport Master of Belarus... was a doubles champion of Belarus.

Off the CourtYakauleu is the son of Alexey and Halina Yakauleu... born on March 10, 1991... has one brother (Alexandre)... majoring in business.

U.E.P. “El AraguaneyU.E.P. “El AraguaneyU.E.P. “El Araguaney”Ranked 20th in the national rankings... fi nished fi rst in his class academi-cally.

Off the CourtSano is the son of Salvatore and Mareijara Parra de Sano... born on March 7, 1991... has one brother (Domenico)... majoring in fi nance.

Giacomo Sano


Giacomo Sano


GIACOMO SANO

Freshman - 6-0Maracay, VenezuelaU.E.P. “El Araguaney”

Freshman - 6-1Minsk, BelarusITF Junior Circuit

YAUHENI YAKAULEU

ITF Junior Circuit

Giacomo Sano


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PAUL AMRI

Freshman - 6-0Villaneuve-Loubet, FranceCNED Academine of Nice

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2009 Spring Team Results

Date Opponent (Rank) W-L Score S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 D1 D2 D31/23 UT DALLAS W 7-0 W W W W W W W W W1/23 DEPAUL L 3-4 L L W L L W L W W 1/25 at Tulsa L 2-5 L L L L L W W W W1/07 #75 UNIV. OF NEW ORLEANS. L 3-4 L W W L L L W L W1/12 CAMERON UNIV. W 5-2 L W W L W W W L W1/24 LAMAR UNIV.* W 4-3 W W W L L W W L L2/27 at Wichita State L 1-6 L L W L L L L W L2/28 ORAL ROBERTS UNIV. W 4-0 . . W W W . u W W3/3 CENTENARY COLLEGE W 7-0 W W W W W W W W W3/9 UTSA* L 3-4 W L L W W L L L L3/7 UC SANTA BARBARA W 4-3 W W L L W W L L W3/14 at Sacramento State L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L3/15 vs Northern Arizona Univ. W 5-2 L W L W W W W W L3/20 COLUMBIA UNIV. L 2-5 W L L L W L W L L3/22 at #7 Baylor L 0-7 L L L L L L W L L3/29 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN* W 5-2 L W L W W W W W W4/1 at #42 A&M-Corpus Christi* L 1-6 L L L L L W L L L4/5 at Nicholls State* W 4-0 W u u W Wd . W W W4/7 at #72 SMU L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L4/10 at SE Louisiana* L 3-4 W W L L L W L W L4/11 at Louisiana Lafayette L 2-5 L L W L L W L L L4/24 at SE Louisiana1 L 1-4 W L L u L u L L L* – Southland Conference match1 – Southland Conference Tournament (Corpus Christi, Texas)

DOUBLES STATISTICS

Player OVERALL DUAL TOUR SLC 1 2 3Brieuc Hamon/Adam Srkala 5-7 5-7 0-0 0-2 2-1 0-4 3-2 Mindaugas Celedinas/Dmitry Minkin 12-9 12-9 0-0 3-4 9-9 3-0 --- Gonzalo Bienzobas/Jason Lateko 4-1 4-1 0-0 0-1 --- 3-1 1-0 Gonzalo Bienzobas/David Subirats 4-3 4-3 0-0 0-1 --- 0-1 4-2 Gonzalo Bienzobas/Brieuc Hamon 4-6 4-6 0-0 3-2 --- 4-6 --- Adam Srkala/David Subirats 2-7 2-7 0-0 2-3 --- --- 2-7 Jason Lateko/David Subirats 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 --- --- 0-1 Totals 31-34 31-34 0-0 8-13 11-10 10-12 10-12

SINGLES STATISTICS

Player OVERALL DUAL TOUR SLC 1 2 3 4 5 6Gonzalo Bienzobas 10-8 10-8 0-0 4-1 --- --- --- --- 1-3 9-5 Mindaugas Celedinas 12-8 12-8 0-0 5-2 8-7 2-1 2-0 --- --- --- Brieuc Hamon 5-14 5-14 0-0 1-4 1-4 1-1 3-9 --- --- --- Jason Lateko 4-5 4-5 0-0 0-2 --- --- --- 1-1 1-3 2-1 Dmitry Minkin 9-11 9-11 0-0 3-3 0-1 6-9 3-1 --- --- --- Adam Srkala 6-14 6-14 0-0 2-4 --- --- --- 4-10 2-4 --- David Subirats 9-8 9-8 0-0 3-2 --- --- 1-2 2-3 5-2 1-1 Totals 56-68 56-68 0-0 19-18 9-12 9-11 9-12 7-14 10-12 12-7

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MAVERICK RECORD BOOKAll-Time Awardwinners

1989-90 Season; 7-15 RecordWill Angus SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesJoaquin Lopez SLC First Team DoublesCarlos torres SLC Coach of the Year 1990-91 Season; 10-19 RecordWill Angus SLC Player of the Year SLC First Team SinglesEric Dana SLC First Team DoublesAbraham Padron SLC First Team Doubles1991-92 Season;12-15 RecordRueben Rodriguez SLC First Team SinglesHerman Giralda SLC First Team SinglesEdmundo Rincon SLC First Team DoublesOscar Ochoa SLC First Team Doubles1993-94 Season; 8-12 RecordJorge Fuenmayor SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesBilly Arminstead SLC First Team Doubles1994-95 Season; 12-7 RecordGary Siddons SLC fi rst Team SinglesTrent Burns SLC First Team DoublesOscar Ochoa SLC First Team Doubles1995-96 Season; 11-11 RecordAnis Mezzour SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesAlex Zesati SLC First Team SinglesHenning Wold SLC First Team DoublesPat Dubois SLC Coach of The Year1996-97 Season; 13-7 RecordHenning Wold SLC First Team SinglesGines Abellan SLC First Team SinglesRoberto Coronado SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesFederico Haro SLC First Team DoublesPat Dubois SLC Coach of the Year1997-98 Season; 12-9 RecordChristian Jaegar SLC Player of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLc First Team DoublesRoberto Coronado SLC First Team Singles SLc First Team DoublesChristoph Kul SLC First Team DoublesMattias Larsson SLC fi rst Team SinglesRuben Souto SLC First Team SinglesPat Dubois SLC Coach of the Year1998-99 Season; 13-9 RecordChristian Jaeger SLC Player of the Year SLC First Team SinglesChristoph Kull SLC First Team SinglesPat Dubois SLC Coach of the Year1999-00 Season; RecordChristian Jaeger SLC Player of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesAndy Leber SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesTomasz Zarzeczny SLC First Team SinglesMattias Larsson SLC First Team SinglesPer-Erik Karlsson SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesOla Bentzen SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesPat Dubois SLC Coach of the Year2000-01 Season; 17-5 RecordAndy Leber SLC Player of the Year SLC First Team SinglesPer-Erik Karlsson SLC First Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesOla Bentzen SLC Fist Team SinglesAlon Goldshuv SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesThomas Zarzeczny SLC Second Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesMattias Larsson SLC Second Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesPat Dubois SLC Coach of the Year

2001-02 Season; 17-9 RecordAndy Leber SLC Player of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesDavid Corrie SLC Freshman of the Year SLC Second Team DoublesPer-Erik Karisson SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesAlon Goldshuv SLC First Team SinglesThomas Zarzeczny SLC Second Team Singles SLC First Team Doubles2002-03 Season; 15-9 RecordAndy Leber SLC PLayer of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesJavier Carrillo SLC Newcomer of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesDavid Corrie SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesThomas Zarzeczny SLC First Team SinglesOla Bentzen SLC First Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesAlon Goldshuv SLC First Team SinglesPat Dubois SLC Coach of The Year2003-04 Season; 14-11 RecordNathan McGregor SLC Newcomer of the Year SLC Second Team SinglesSandy Farquharson SLC First Team SinglesDavid Corrie SLC Second Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesJavier Carrillo SLC Second Team Singles SLC First Team DoublesIan Vazquez SLC Second Team SinglesAlon Goldshuv SLC First Team DoublesNiels Buksik SLC Second Team Doubles2004-05 Season; 14-10 RecordDavid Corrie SLC Player of the Year SLC First Team Singles SLC Second Team DoublesSandy Farquharson SLC First Team SinglesNiels Buksik SLC First Team SinglesIan Vazquez SLC Second Team SinglesPetri Van Rensensburg SLC Second Team SinglesNAthan McGregor SLC Second Team Doubles2005-06 Season; 10-11 RecordAlberto Agis SLC Newcomer of the Year SLC First Team SinglesDiego Mattar Freshman of the Year SLC Second Team SinglesSandy Farquharson SLC Second Team SinglesIan Vazguez SLC First Team SinglesNiels Buksik SLC First Team SinglesSandy Farquharson SLC Second Team SinglesAlberto Agis SLC Second Team Singles2007-08 Season; 9-13 RecordBrieuc Hamon SLC First Team SinglesGonzalo Bienzobas SLC First Team SinglesHugo Taracido SLC Second Team SinglesDmitry Minkin Newcomer of the Year2008-09 Season; 9-13 RecordMindaugas Celedinas SLC Freshman of the YearGonzalo Bienzobas SLC First Team SinglesDavid Subirats SLC First Team Singles

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Maverick Record Book

SEASON SINGLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Year1. Andy Leber 43 3 .935 2001-022. Christian Jaeger 34 8 .810 1996-973. David Corrie 32 8 .800 2003-044. Andy Leber 31 6 .838 1999-005. Andy Leber 28 14 .666 2000-01 Edmundo Rincon 28 13 .683 1991-927. David Corrie 27 11 .711 2000-018. Sandy Farquharson 25 14 .641 2004-059. Niels Buksik 24 11 .686 2003-04 Sandy Farquharson 24 11 .686 2003-04 Per-Erik Karlsson 24 11 .686 1999-00 Christian Jaeger 24 10 .706 1995-96

SEASON DOUBLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Year1. David Corrie 30 7 .811 2001-022. Andy Leber 25 5 .833 2001-02 Ola Bentzen 25 9 .738 1999-004. David Corrie 24 15 .615 2000-015. David Corrie 23 10 .697 2003-04 Javier Carillo 23 7 .767 2001-02 Oscar Ochoa 23 5 .821 1991-928. Ola Bentzen 22 10 .688 2000-01 Per-Erik Karlsson 22 10 .688 2000-01 Tomasz Zarzeczny 22 13 .629 2000-01 Eduardo Rincon 22 5 .815 1991-92

SEASON SINGLES WINNING PCT. (MIN. 20 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Year 1. Andy Leber 43 3 .935 2001-022. Andy Leber 31 6 .838 1999-003. Christian Jaeger 34 8 .810 1996-974. David Corrie 32 8 .800 2003-045. Sandy Farquharson 23 9 .719 2005-066. David Corrie 27 11 .711 2000-017. Christian Jaeger 24 10 .706 1995-968. Niels Buksik 24 11 .686 2003-04 Sandy Farquharson 24 11 .686 2003-04 Per-Erik Karlsson 24 11 .686 1999-00

SEASON DOUBLES WINNING PCT. (MIN. 20 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Year 1. Andy Leber 25 5 .833 2001-022. Oscar Ochoa 23 5 .821 1991-923. Edmundo Rincon 22 5 .815 1991-924. David Corrie 30 7 .811 2001-025. Javier Carillo 23 7 .767 2001-026. Ola Bentzen 25 9 .735 1999-007. David Corrie 23 10 .697 2003-048. Ola Bentzen 22 10 .688 2000-01 Per-Erik Karlsson 22 10 .688 2000-0110. Per-Erik Karlsson 21 10 .677 1999-00

CAREER SINGLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Years1. Andy Leber 119 28 .810 1998-02 2. Christian Jaeger 101 40 .716 1995-963. David Corrie 92 49 .648 2000-044. Sandy Farquharson 90 44 .672 2002-065. Tomasz Zarzeczny 82 61 .573 1998-026. Per-Erik Karlsson 78 46 .629 1997-017. Alex Zesati 74 56 .569 1991-958. Ola Bentzen 73 49 .598 1998-029. Ian Vasquez 72 52 .581 2002-0610. Niels Buksik 65 67 .492 2002-06

CAREER DOUBLES VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Years1. David Corrie 94 43 .686 2000-042. Ola Bentzen 81 42 .658 1998-023. Andy Leber 79 29 .731 1998-024. Per-Erik Karlsson 69 46 .600 1997-015. Tomasz Zarzeczny 65 57 .533 1998-026. Christian Jaeger 58 40 .592 1995-997. Niels Buksik 58 55 .513 2002-068. Sandy Farquharson 52 57 .477 2002-069. Alon Goldshuv 46 60 .434 1999-03 Mattias Larsson 46 36 .561 1996-00

CAREER SINGLES WINNING PCT. (MIN. 50 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Years1. Andy Leber 119 28 .810 1998-022. Christian Jaeger 101 40 .716 1995-993. Sandy Farquharson 90 44 .672 2002-064. David Corrie 92 49 .648 2000-04 5. Roberto Coronado 52 30 .634 1994-97 6. Per-Erik Karlsson 78 46 .629 1997-017. Ola Bentzen 73 49 .598 1998-028. Ian Vasquez 72 52 .581 2002-06 9. Tomasz Zarzeczny 82 61 .573 1998-0210. Alex Zesati 74 56 .569 1991-95

CAREER DOUBLES WINNING PCT. (MIN. 40 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Years1. Andy Leber 79 29 .731 1998-02 2. David Corrie 94 43 .686 2000-04 3. Ola Bentzen 81 42 .658 1998-024. Oscar Ochoa 44 28 .611 1991-945. Per-Erik Karlsson 69 46 .600 1997-016. Christian Jaeger 58 40 .592 1995-997. Mattias Larsson 46 36 .561 1996-008. Will Angus 46 37 .541 1986-909. Tomasz Zarzeczny 65 57 .533 1998-0210. Niels Buksik 58 55 .513 2002-06

SEASON COMBINED VICTORIES Rank Name W L Pct. Year 1. Andy Leber 68 8 .895 2001-022. David Corrie 55 18 .753 2003-043. David Corrie 53 22 .707 2001-024. Andy Leber 52 15 .776 1999-005. David Corrie 51 26 .662 2000-016. Christian Jaeger 50 16 .758 1996-97 Edmundo Rincon 50 18 .735 1991-928. Andy Leber 47 23 .671 2000-019. Ola Bentzen 46 23 .667 1999-00 10. Per-Erik Karlsson 45 21 .682 1999-00

SEASON COMBINED WINNING PCT. (MIN. 40 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Year 1. Andy Leber 68 8 .895 2001-022. Andy Leber 52 15 .776 1999-00 3. Christian Jaeger 50 16 .758 1996-974. David Corrie 55 18 .753 2003-045. Edmundo Rincon 50 18 .735 1991-926. Oscar Ochoa 44 18 .710 1991-927. David Corrie 53 22 .707 2001-028. Christian Jaeger 40 17 .702 1995-969. Christoph Kull 40 18 .690 1996-9710. Per-Erik Karlsson 45 21 .682 1999-00 CAREER COMBINED VICTORIESRank Name W L Pct. Years1. Andy Leber 198 57 .776 1998-02 2. David Corrie 186 92 .669 2000-043. Christian Jaeger 159 80 .665 1995-994. Ola Bentzen 154 91 .629 1998-025. Sandy Farquharson 152 101 .601 2002-066. Tomasz Zarzeczny 147 118 .555 1998-027. Per-Erik Karlsson 147 92 .615 1997-018. Niels Buksik 123 121 .504 2002-069. Alex Zesati 107 98 .522 1991-9510. Alon Goldshuv 106 118 .473 1999-03

CAREER COMBINED WINNING PCT. (MIN. 85 WINS)Rank Name W L Pct. Years 1. Andy Leber 198 57 .776 1998-02 2. David Corrie 186 92 .669 2000-043. Christian Jaeger 159 80 .665 1995-994. Ola Bentzen 154 91 .629 1998-025. Per-Erik Karlsson 147 92 .615 1997-016. Sandy Farquharson 152 101 .601 2002-067. Oscar Ochoa 99 75 .569 1991-948. Tomasz Zarzeczny 147 118 .555 1998-029. Ian Vazquez 97 88 .524 2002-0610. Alex Zesati 107 98 .522 1991-95

Individual Records

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Year-by-Year1987 UT-Tyler L 9-0 at McLennan CC L 8-1 at Grayson CC W 8-1 Central State L 8-1 Weatherford College W 9-0 1-at UT-Tyler L 9-0 1-vs. Southern Arkansas L 8-1 1-vs. Midwestern St. L 5-4 at Temple JC W 7-2 Lewis & Clark W 5-4 at Schreiner W 7-2 at Texas Lutheran W 9-0 at UT-San Antonio L 8-1 South Plains JC L 8-1 Abilene Christian L 7-2 Odessa JC W 5-4 Oral Roberts L 7-2 North Texas L 7-2 Prairie View A&M W 9-0 Texas State L 9-0 at Midwestern State W 5-4 Lamar L 5-41 – UT-Tyler Tournament, Tyler, Texas

19882/12 Abilene Christian L 5-42/21 Oklahoma City W 5-42/25 Midwestern State W 9-02/26 *La.-Monroe L 9-03/15 Hardin-Simmons W 7-23/18 Emporia State W 9-03/22 at Mary-Hardin Baylor W 8-13/23 *at Texas State L 9-03/24 at St. Edward’s W 9-03/25 at UT-San Antonio L 5-43/31 at Lamar W 9-04/1 *at McNeese State L 8-14/2 Central State W 9-04/15 UT-Tyler L 9-04/16 Southern Arkansas W 5-44/16 West Texas A&M W 6-34/21 *North Texas L 5-44/27 at Centenary W 6-3

19892/3 1-vs. Tulsa L 8-12/3 1-at Texas Tech L 8-02/4 1-vs. UT-Pan American L 6-12/7 at TCU L 9-02/10 at Rice L 7-12/11 at Houston Baptist L 5-12/21 at Texas A&M L 9-02/28 St. Edward’s W 6-33/10 Oklahoma City W 8-13/11 Southern Arkansas W 9-03/17 Tulsa L 5-43/18 UT-San Antonio W 5-43/18 UT-Tyler L 7-23/24 SE Louisiana L 7-23/25 Oral Roberts W 5-43/31 at Southern Arkansas L 5-44/1 *at La.-Monroe L 7-24/8 *Texas State L 7-24/11 Hardin-Simmons W 8-14/14 Abilene Christian W 6-34/18 at Baylor L 6-34/19 *at North Texas L 6-31 – Texas Tech Indoor, Lubbock, Texas

19902/15 at Texas Tech L 9-02/16 vs. Ark.-Little Rock L 9-02/18 South Alabama L 7-22/20 Baylor W 6-33/2 1-vs. Abilene Christian L 5-23/2 1-vs. Schreiner W 9-03/3 1-vs. North Texas L 5-23/9 North Carolina State L 7-23/10 Abilene Christian W 5-43/15 Oral Roberts L 7-23/16 Oklahoma City L 5-43/19 at New Mexico State L 5-13/19 at UTEP L 6-33/20 at New Mexico L 8-13/22 vs. Metro State W 9-03/30 Central State W 6-33/31 West Texas A&M W 7-24/3 *La.-Monroe L 8-14/4 Hardin-Simmons W 8-14/6 2-vs. Missouri State L 7-24/6 2-at Tulsa L 6-34/7 2-vs. NE Oklahoma State W 5-24/10 *North Texas W 7-24/12 at Rice L 5-14/13 *at Texas State L 6-34/14 vs. UT-Pan American L 8-14/19 3-at Texas State L 6-34/20 3-vs. La.-Monroe L 7-24/21 3-vs. North Texas W 5-41 – UT-Tyler Invitational, Tyler, Texas2 – Tulsa Invitational, Tulsa, Okla.3 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Marcos, Texas

19912/9 at Rice L 9-02/15 South Alabama L 7-22/17 UT-San Antonio L 5-12/21 vs. UT-Pan American L 7-23/1 1-vs. Oklahoma City L 6-33/1 1-vs. Texas Wesleyan W 9-03/2 1-vs. Oral Roberts W 8-13/7 UTEP L 6-33/11 Wake Forest W 6-33/15 Cornell L 5-43/19 vs. Ark.-Little Rock W 9-03/20 at Oklahoma L 8-13/20 at Oklahoma State L 5-13/22 at Central State (Okla.) W 5-33/23 West Texas A&M W 5-23/26 at Baylor L 5-23/30 *Texas State W 5-44/3 at SMU L 9-04/4 Oklahoma City L 7-24/5 2-vs. Northwestern State W 5-34/6 2-at Tulsa W 5-24/6 2-vs. Oklahoma City L 6-04/9 *at North Texas L 6-34/11 at Centenary W 7-24/13 at Grambling State W 6-04/14 at La.-Lafayette L 5-14/17 *at La.-Monroe W 6-31 – UT-Tyler Invitational, Tyler, Texas2 – Tulsa Invitational, Tulsa, Okla.

1992 N/A

19932/9 at SMU L 7-02/21 Central Oklahoma L 6-13/4 North Carolina State L 5-23/5 1-vs. Schreiner L 5-13/6 1-at UT-Tyler L 7-03/6 1-vs. Ouachita Baptist W 6-33/7 NE Missouri State W 7-03/13 SE Louisiana L 6-13/17 Columbia L 6-13/26 West Texas A&M W 7-03/27 *Texas State W 4-33/28 *UT-San Antonio W 4-34/1 2-vs. Pacifi c L 7-04/2 2-vs. Fresno State L 7-04/3 2-vs. Boise State L 6-14/4 2-vs. Idaho W 6-14/9 at UT-Pan American L 5-14/9 vs. Texas Southern W 5-24/16 *at North Texas W 4-34/17 *at La.-Monroe L 5-21 – UT-Tyler Invitational, Tyler, Texas2 – Calif.-Irvine Classic, Irvine, Calif.

19942/11 Cameron W 7-02/12 at SMU L 6-12/18 1-at Ouachita Baptist L 4-22/18 1-vs. Ark.-Little Rock L 4-12/19 1-vs. Samford L 5-13/4 2-vs. Harding W 7-03/4 2-at UT-Tyler L 5-23/5 2-vs. Ouachita Baptist W 4-33/8 at Arkansas L 7-03/10 Centenary W 6-13/16 vs. Columbia W 5-23/18 UT-Pan American W 6-13/19 at Baylor W 4-33/20 Cornell W 6-13/21 *vs. La.-Monroe L 6-13/26 *at Texas State W 5-23/27 *at UT-San Antonio W 7-04/1 Lamar W 4-34/7 *North Texas W 6-11 – Ouachita Baptist Tourney, Arkadelphia, Ark.2 – UT-Tyler Invitational, Tyler, Texas

19951/22 at TCU L 6-11/28 at Centenary W 7-02/17 at Texas Tech L 7-02/19 UT-Pan American W 5-22/24 at SMU L 4-32/28 *La.-Monroe W 4-23/2 1-at Air Force L 6-13/4 1-vs. Colorado State W 7-03/4 1-vs. Montana State L 4-33/11 vs. Clemson L 7-03/12 at Lamar W 7-03/15 vs. Columbia L 6-13/19 Nebraska W 4-33/21 Arkansas L 4-03/22 Ark.-Little Rock L 6-13/25 *Texas State W 4-33/26 *UT-San Antonio W 6-14/1 at UTEP L 6-14/2 at New Mexico State W 4-34/7 *at North Texas W 6-14/14 2-vs. UT-San Antonio W 4-1

4/15 2-vs. La.-Monroe L 4-11 – Air Force Classic, Colorado Springs, Colo.2 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Marcos, Texas

19962/13 at Texas Tech L 6-12/16 Centenary W 5-22/23 Lamar W 7-02/24 UT-Pan American W 7-03/1 at Ark.-Little Rock L 5-23/2 vs. Memphis W 7-03/9 UTEP W 4-33/13 at SMU L 5-23/16 at SE Louisiana L 7-03/17 at LSU L 7-03/19 at New Orleans L 4-33/20 at SE Louisiana W 4-03/24 *North Texas W 7-03/29 *at Texas State W 6-13/30 *at UT-San Antonio W 5-14/6 *La.-Monroe W 5-24/9 at Centenary W 6-04/11 Baylor W 7-04/19 1-UT-San Antonio W 5-04/20 1-La.-Monroe L 4-21 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington, Texas

19972/4 at TCU L 6-12/7 at UTEP L 5-22/8 at New Mexico State W 4-32/15 at Baylor L 5-22/16 *Texas State W 6-12/21 at Lamar W 4-32/22 at SE Louisiana W 4-32/28 Centenary W 7-03/1 Texas Tech W 5-23/2 UT-Pan American W 4-03/8 Tyler JC W 6-13/17 vs. Columbia W 6-13/18 at Rice L 5-23/20 at La.-Lafayette L 4-33/28 *at La.-Monroe L 6-13/29 vs. Southern Mississippi L 4-14/5 *UT-San Antonio W 6-14/9 at SMU L 6-14/18 1-vs. Texas State W 4-04/19 1-at UT-San Antonio W 4-04/20 1-vs. La.-Monroe L 4-31 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas

19982/8 Centenary W 7-02/13 1-vs. Nevada W 4-32/14 1-vs. New Mexico W 4-12/15 1-at UNLV W 4-32/20 at Oklahoma State L 5-22/21 at Oklahoma L 4-32/27 New Mexico State W 4-33/1 Lamar W 7-03/6 *at UT-San Antonio W 6-13/7 *at Texas State W 7-03/14 Ark.-Little Rock L 4-13/17 at Texas Tech L 6-13/20 *La.-Monroe L 4-33/21 *SE Louisiana W 7-03/9 UT-Pan American W 7-04/1 at SMU L 6-14/3 BYU L 5-24/8 at TCU L 7-04/10 La.-Lafayette L 7-04/12 UTEP W 4-34/17 2-vs. UT-San Antonio W 4-14/18 2-at La.-Monroe W 4-21 – UNLV Invitational, Las Vegas, Nev.2 – Southland Conference Tournament, Monroe, La.

19991/30 UT-Pan American W 6-12/5 at UTEP L 4-32/6 at New Mexico State L 7-02/20 at BYU L 5-12/23 TCU W 4-32/27 Nebraska W 4-32/28 Texas Tech L 5-22/28 Centenary W 7-03/6 *at La.-Monroe W 7-03/10 Arkansas L 4-33/13 *at Lamar W 6-13/14 at La.-Lafayette L 4-33/15 *at SE Louisiana W 6-13/19 1-vs. West Virginia W 5-23/20 1-vs. Columbia W 4-33/21 1-at Rice L 4-34/3 at Memphis W 6-14/4 at Ark.-Little Rock W 4-34/7 at SMU L 5-24/10 *UT-San Antonio W 7-04/11 Louisville W 6-14/16 2-Lamar W 4-04/17 2-UT-San Antonio W 4-01 – Rice Indoor Invitational, Houston, Texas2 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington, Texas

20001/30 Calif- Poly-SLO W 8-12/6 La.-Lafayette W 9-02/8 TCU L 8-12/12 at Oklahoma W 5-42/13 at Oklahoma State L 5-32/19 at Sam Houston State W 7-22/26 Ark.-Little Rock W 6-32/29 at North Texas W 5-43/4 Northwestern State W 7-23/5 *La.-Monroe W 9-03/11 at Texas State W 9-03/12 *at UT-San Antonio W 5-43/25 *Lamar W 8-13/26 McNeese State W 8-13/31 at Tulane L 7-24/1 *at SE Louisiana W 8-14/2 at Nicholls State W 8-14/4 SMU L 7-24/8 Stephen F. Austin W 7-24/14 1-Lamar W 5-04/15 1-UT-San Antonio W 5-15/13 2-at Texas L 5-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington, Texas2 – NCAA Regionals, Austin, Texas

20011/29 TCU L 7-02/3 *at Lamar W 7-02/4 at Rice L 6-12/9 at Ark.-Little Rock W 4-32/10 vs. Loyola Marymount W 7-02/16 1-vs. Weber State W 7-02/17 1-vs. Northern Arizona W 5-12/18 1-vs. Colorado L 4-32/23 Texas Tech W 4-22/24 New Orleans L 4-32/25 *UT-Pan American W 6-13/13 *UT-San Antonio L 4-33/16 Wichita State W 7-03/17 Columbia W 4-33/17 *Centenary W 7-03/20 at La.-Lafayette W 7-03/21 at LSU L 7-03/22 *at SE Louisiana W 7-03/31 *at La.-Monroe W 6-14/7 at Oklahoma W 7-04/11 at SMU L 7-04/16 TAMU-Corpus Christi L 4-34/20 2-vs. Centenary W 4-04/21 2-vs. SE Louisiana W 4-04/22 2-at UT-San Antonio W 4-05/12 3-at TCU L 4-01 – UNLV Invitational, Las Vegas, Nev.2 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas3 – NCAA Regional, Fort Worth, Texas

20022/2 at Arkansas L 6-12/2 vs. St. Louis W 7-02/13 at TCU L 5-22/16 Ark.-Little Rock L 4-32/17 La.-Lafayette W 5-22/22 Oklahoma W 5-22/23 Nebraska L 4-32/24 *Lamar W 7-03/2 vs. Oregon L 5-23/3 at New Mexico State W 4-33/10 *La.-Monroe W 7-03/12 Northern Illinois W 7-03/15 at TAMU-Corpus Christi W 6-13/16 at Texas Tech L 6-13/20 Wichita State W 5-23/22 Columbia W 4-33/23 *SE Louisiana W 7-03/23 *Centenary W 7-03/28 Rice L 4-34/6 *at UT-San Antonio W 6-14/7 *at UT-Pan American W 7-04/17 at SMU L 5-14/27 1-vs. UT-Pan American W 4-04/28 1-at UT-San Antonio L 4-31 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas

20031/25 St. Louis W 3-01/29 TCU L 6-12/9 Midwestern State W 7-02/13 at Ark.-Little Rock L 4-32/21 vs. North Carolina State W 5-22/22 at Rice L 6-12/23 *at Lamar W 6-12/28 at La.-Lafayette L 4-03/1 *at SE Louisiana W 5-23/7 at Texas Tech L 6-13/8 at La.-Lafayette W 4-33/18 *Centenary W 7-03/21 Columbia W 5-23/22 Columbia W 4-33/28 *UT-San Antonio W 4-33/28 Oral Roberts W 7-03/30 *UT-Pan American W 5-2

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Year-by-Year4/11 at Wichita State L 4-34/12 at Oklahoma L 5-24/13 at Tulsa L 6-14/16 at SMU L 6-14/19 TAMU-Corpus Christi L 6-14/26 1-UT-Pan American W 4-04/27 1-UT-San Antonio W 4-35/9 2-at Baylor L 4-31 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington, Texas2 – NCAA Regional, Waco, Texas

20041/24 at Texas L 6-12/11 at TCU L 7-02/13 1-vs. Idaho State W 7-02/14 1-vs. New Mexico State W 5-22/15 1-vs. Oklahoma L 4-02/22 at Texas Tech L 5-32/28 Centenary W 7-02/28 Cameron W 7-03/5 Oklahoma L 5-23/7 La.-Lafayette W 4-33/13 *Lamar W 6-13/14 *TAMU-Corpus Christi L 4-33/15 *Se Louisiana W 5-23/19 Columbia W 6-13/21 Ark.-Little Rock W 5-23/23 Wichita State W 6-14/3 *at UT-San Antonio W 7-04/4 *at UT-Pan American W 7-04/9 New Mexico State W 4-34/11 Nebraska L 4-34/17 Rice L 7-04/21 at SMU L 5-25/1 2-vs. SE Louisiana W 4-05/2 2-vs. TAMU-Corpus Christi L 4-01 – UNLV Invitational, Las Vegas, Nev.2 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas

20051/30 at Rice L 5-12/3 TCU L 5-22/11 at Ark.-Little Rock L 4-32/12 vs. Illinois State W 4-32/25 *at Lamar W 5-22/26 *at SE Louisiana W 4-32/27 at La.-Lafayette L 5-13/4 1-vs. Nebraska L 4-33/5 1-vs. New Orleans W 4-23/6 1-vs. Wichita State W 4-13/14 Montana State L 5-23/18 Columbia L 4-33/20 *UT-Pan American W 5-23/27 *UT-San Antonio W 4-34/2 at Wichita State W 5-24/3 vs. St. Louis W 4-04/6 at SMU L 5-24/9 *at TAMU-Corpus Christi L 7-04/15 *Nicholls State W 7-04/17 at Oklahoma L 7-04/29 2-at UT-San Antonio L 4-31 – HEB Invitational, Corpus Christi, Texas2 – Southland Conference Tournament, San Antonio, Texas

20062/09 at TCU (41) L 2-52/12 Nicholls State* W 6-12/16 Centenary W 7-02/16 Cameron W 7-03/03 at Texas (11) L 0-73/12 Lamar* W 7-03/17 Columbia L 3-43/20 Cornell (67) W 4-33/22 1-vs. Portland W 4-13/22 1-at Boise State (23) L 2-43/24 1-vs. College of Santa Fe W 5-13/25 1-vs. Western Michigan (40) L 1-43/28 SE Louisiana* (58) W 4-33/31 at Baylor L 1-64/01 at Texas-San Antonio* W 4-34/02 at Texas-Pan American* W 7-04/15 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi*(65) L 1-64/28 2-vs. Lamar W 4-04/29 2-SE Louisiana W 4-14/30 2-Texas-San Antonio W 4-25/12 3-Texas A&M (19) L 0-41 – Boise State Invitational, Boise, Idaho2 – Southland Conference Tournament, Arlington/Ennis, Texas3- NCAA Regional Tournament, College Station, Texas

* - Southland Conference match

20071/26 at #4 Baylor L 7-02/01 Illinois State W 5-22/03 at #7 Texas L 6-12/04 Nicholls State L 6-12/06 at #63 TCU L 7-02/14 Centenary College W 7-0 Cameron W 6-12/17 Arkansas-Little Rock L 5-22/29 Western New Mexico W 7-03/01 Sacramento State L 5-23/02 New Mexico State L 4-03/08 Wichita State L 7-03/11 #75 TAMU-Corpus Christi L 4-23/19 Columbia W 4-33/21 at UTSA W 4-33/22 at UT-Pan American W 5-24/01 SE Louisiana W 5-24/05 Lamar W 4-34/11 at Oklahoma L 6-14/12 Louisiana-Lafayette L 4-34/13 at #46 SMU L 7-04/26 1-UTSA L 4-01 – Southland Conference Tournament, Nacogdoches, Texas

20081/23 UT DALLAS W 7-01/23 DEPAUL L 3-41/25 at Tulsa L 2-52/7 #75 NEW ORLEANS L 3-4 2/12 CAMERON UNIV. W 5-22/24 LAMAR* W 4-32/27 at Wichita State L 1-62/28 vs. Oral Roberts W 4-03/3 CENTENARY COLLEGE W 7-03/7 UC SANTA BARBARA W 4-33/9 UTSA* L 3-43/14 Sacramento State L 0-73/15 vs. Northern Arizona W 5-23/20 COLUMBIA L 2-53/22 at #7 Baylor L 0-73/29 UTPA* W 5-24/1 at #42 A&M-Corpus Christi* L 1-64/5 at Nicholls State W 4-04/7 at #72 SMU L 0-74/10 at SE Louisiana* L 3-44/11 at Louisiana Lafayette L 2-54/24 vs. SE Louisiana1 L 1-41 - Southland Conference Tournament, Corpus Christi, Texas

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SLC HistoryCONFERENCE STANDINGS1964^ Trinity 60, Lamar 18, Abilene Christian 8, Arkansas State 0, UT Arlington 0.1965^ Trinity 13, Lamar 7, UT Arlington 1, Abilene Christian 1, Arkansas State 0.1966^ Trinity 12, Lamar 7, UT Arlington 1, Abilene Christian 1, Arkansas State 1.1967^ Lamar 11, Trinity 7, UT Arlington 4, Arkansas State 0, Abilene Christian 0.1968^ Trinity 17, Lamar 15, Arkansas State 4, UT Arlington 2, Abilene Christian 2.1969^ Trinity 22, UT Arlington 6, Lamar 5, Abilene Christian 5, Arkansas 2.1970$ Trinity 44, Lamar 24, Abilene Christian 11, Arkansas State 9, UT Arlington 9.1971$ Trinity 46, Lamar 21, Abilene Christian 19, Arkansas State 10, UT Arlington 3.1972$ Trinity 48, Lamar 36, Louisiana Tech 14, Arkansas State 10, Louisiana-Lafayette 9, Abilene Christian 9.1973$ Lamar 49, Louisiana-Lafayette 33, Louisiana Tech 30, Arkansas State 18, Abilene Christian 15, McNeese State 4.1974$ Lamar 46, Louisiana Tech 40, Louisiana-Lafayette 34, McNeese State 17, Arkansas State 8, UT Arlington 4.1975$ Lamar 39, Louisiana-Lafayette 35, Louisiana Tech 27, Arkansas State 6, McNeese State 2.1976$ Lamar 44, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana Tech 17, McNeese State 9, Arkansas State 1.1977$ Louisiana-Lafayette 46, Lamar 43, Louisiana Tech 29, Arkansas State 12, McNeese State 2.1978$ Louisiana-Lafayette 54, Louisiana Tech 38, Lamar 28, McNeese State 12, Arkansas State 6.1979$ Louisiana-Lafayette 51, Louisiana Tech 37, Lamar 35, McNeese State 13, Arkansas State 0.1980$ Louisiana Tech 42, Louisiana-Lafayette 41, Lamar 33, McNeese State 13, Arkansas State 0.1981^ Louisiana-Lafayette 22. Louisiana Tech 18, Lamar 11, McNeese State 10, UT Arlington 2, Arkansas State 0.1982$ Louisiana-Lafayette 82, Lamar 55, Louisiana Tech 44, McNeese State 41, UT Arlington 12, Arkansas State 0.1983$ McNeese State 74, Louisiana-Monroe 63, North Texas 59, Lamar 48, Louisiana Tech 31, UT Arlington 10, Arkansas Tech 5.1984$ Louisiana-Monroe 87, McNeese State 70, Lamar 54, Louisiana Tech 41, North Texas 20, UT Arlington 14, Arkansas State 2.1985$ Louisiana-Monroe 98, McNeese State 61, Lamar 50, Louisiana Tech 46, North Texas 18, Arkansas State 14, UT Arlington 1.1986$ Louisiana Tech 34, Louisiana-Monroe 27, McNeese State 24, Lamar 8, Arkansas State 4, North Texas 2, UT Arlington 0.1987^ McNeese State 35, Louisiana-Monroe 35, North Texas 9, Lamar 5.1988^ Louisiana-Monroe 48, McNeese State 45, Texas State 33, North Texas 19, UT Arlington 8.1989^ Louisiana-Monroe 29, Texas State 29, UT Arlington 12, North Texas 11.1990^ Louisiana-Monroe 41, Texas State 33, UT Arlington 21, North Texas 13.1991^ North Texas 25, UT Arlington 24, Louisiana-Monroe 18, Texas State 14.1992^ Louisiana-Monroe 37, North Texas 35, UT Arlington 30, Texas State 27, Texas-San Antonio 24.1993^ Louisiana-Monroe 45, UT Arlington 29, Texas-San Antonio 25, Texas State 24, North Texas 10.1994^ Louisiana-Monroe 43, UT Arlington 34, Texas-San Antonio 28, Texas State 24, North Texas 4.1995% UT Arlington 20, Louisiana-Monroe 19, Texas State 15, Texas-San Antonio 12, North Texas 3.1996 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington 4-0 1.000 13-7 .650Louisiana-Monroe* 3-1 .750 10-8 .556Texas State 2-2 .500 5-11 .313Texas-San Antonio 1-3 .250 7-16 .304North Texas 0-4 .000 3-9 .250

1997^ Louisiana-Monroe 12, UT Arlington 11, Texas-San Antonio 5, Texas State 1.

1998 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.Louisiana-Monroe 4-0 1.000 17-8 .680UT Arlington* 3-1 .750 12-10 .545Texas-San Antonio 2-2 .500 7-12 .368SE Louisiana 1-3 .250 5-13 .278Texas State 0-4 .000 2-13 .133

1999 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 4-0 1.000 15-8 .652Louisiana-Monroe 3-1 .750 11-11 .500Texas-San Antonio 2-2 .500 8-10 .444SE Louisiana 1-3 .250 4-10 .286Lamar 0-4 .000 4-15 .211

2000 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 4-0 1.000 15-8 .652Texas-San Antonio 3-1 .750 8-13 .381Louisiana-Monroe 2-2 .500 7-16 .304Lamar 1-3 .250 5-18 .217SE Louisiana 0-4 .000 5-10 .333

2001 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.Texas-San Antonio 6-0 1.000 13-11 .542UT Arlington* 5-1 .833 17-9 .654SE Louisiana 4-2 .667 9-11 .450Texas-Pan American 3-3 .500 12-15 .444Louisiana-Monroe 2-4 .333 6-16 .273Lamar 1-5 .167 4-17 .190Centenary 0-6 .000 3-20 .130

2002 SLC Pct. Overall Pct. UT Arlington 6-0 1.000 15-9 .625Texas-San Antonio* 5-1 .833 14-9 .609Louisiana-Monroe 4-2 .667 8-14 .363Texas-Pan American 3-3 .500 10-9 .526Lamar 2-4 .333 7-14 .333SE Louisiana 1-5 .167 6-16 .272Centenary 0-6 .000 5-17 .227

2003 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.UT Arlington* 5-0 1.000 12-11 .522Texas-San Antonio 3-2 .600 10-12 .455SE Louisiana 3-2 .600 13-9 .591Texas-Pan American 3-2 .600 13-8 .619Lamar 1-4 .200 8-12 .400Centenary 0-5 .000 5-16 .238

2004 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.TAMU-Corpus Christi* 5-0 1.000 17-7 .708UT Arlington 4-1 .800 14-10 .583SE Louisiana 3-2 .600 11-9 .550Texas-San Antonio 2-3 .400 9-12 .429Texas-Pan American 1-4 .200 9-8 .529Lamar 0-5 .000 5-16 .238

2005 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.TAMU-Corpus Christi* 6-0 1.000 21-8 .724UT Arlington 5-1 .833 10-11 .476Texas-San Antonio 4-2 .667 15-7 .682SE Louisiana 3-3 .500 16-10 .615Lamar 2-4 .333 9-13 .409Texas-Pan American 1-5 .167 4-10 .286Nicholls State 0-6 .000 1-15 .063

2006 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.TAMU-Corpus Christi 5-1 .833 10-12 .455SE Louisiana 5-1 .833 16-4 .800UT Arlington* 5-1 .833 13-7 .650Texas-San Antonio 3-3 .500 9-12 .429Nicholls State 2-4 .333 4-13 .235Lamar 1-5 .167 3-15 .167Texas-Pan American 0-6 .00 1-9 .100

2007 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.TAMU-Corpus Christi* 6-0 1.000 14-6 .700UT-Arlington 4-2 .667 9-13 .409SE Louisiana 3-3 .500 18-9 .667Texas-San Antonio 3-3 .500 12-12 .500Nicholls State 2-4 .333 12-8 .600Texas-Pan American 2-4 .333 .368 7-12Lamar 1-4 .200 7-16 .304

2008 SLC Pct. Overall Pct.TAMU-Corpus Christi* 6-0 1.000 13-10 .565Texas-Pan American 4-2 .667 6-9 .400UTSA 3-2 .600 8-13 .381UT Arlington 3-3 .500 11-10 .524SE Louisiana 3-3 .500 11-11 .500Nicholls State 1-5 .167 15-9 .625Lamar 0-5 .000 6-12 .333

^ - SLC Conference Tournament Totals Only$ - SLC Conference Tournament and Round Robin Points% - SLC Regular Season Points Only* - SLC Tournament Champion

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

Date Site Champion Runner-up Score1995 San Marcos, TX Louisiana-Monroe UT-Arlington 4-11996 Arlington, TX Louisiana-Monroe UT-Arlington 4-2 1997 Round Robin Louisiana-Monroe UT-Arlington ----1998 Monroe, La UT-Arlington Louisiana-Monroe 4-2 1999 Arlington, TX UT-Arlington Texas-San Antonio 4-02000 Arlington, TX UT-Arlington Louisiana-Monroe 4-02001 San Antonio, TX UT-Arlington Texas-San Antonio 4-02002 San Antonio, TX Texas-San Antonio UT-Arlington 4-3 2003 Arlington, TX UT-Arlington Texas-San Antonio 4-32004 San Antonio, TX TAMU-Corpus Christi UT-Arlington 4-02005 San Antonio, TX TAMU-Corpus Christi Texas-San Antonio 4-02006 Arlington, TX UT-Arlington Texas-San Antonio 4-22007 Nacogdoches, TX TAMU-Corpus Christi Texas-San Antonio 4-32008 Corpus Christi, TX TAMU-Corpus Christi Nicholls State 4-0

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All-Time Roster-AAA-

Abellan, Gines .......................................................94-97Acosta, Felipe ........................................................04-05Agis, Alberto ..........................................................04-08Angus, Will.............................................................86-90Armistead, Billy ......................................................92-93

-BBB-Bell, Ed ..................................................................62-63Benbechir, Mehdi ...................................................95-97Bentzen, Ola ..........................................................98-02Bienzabos, Gonzalo ................................................06-Bilard, Matt ............................................................84-87Birge, Laddie .........................................................62-66Brock, Allen............................................................69-70Brooks, Scott .........................................................89-91Buksik, Niels ..........................................................02-06Burns, Trent ...........................................................93-95Byrd, Darren ..........................................................86-87

-CCC-Camacho, Randy ...................................................86-89Carillo, Javier .........................................................01-03Celedinas, Mindaugas ............................................08-Chandavarkar, Ameya ...........................................95-97Colgin, John...........................................................66-67Coronado, Robert ..................................................94-97Corrie, David..........................................................00-04Crouch, Tommy .....................................................62-65

-DDD-Daly, Brian .............................................................98-99Dana, Eric ..............................................................88-91Debs, Karim ...........................................................99-02Devereaux, Wally ..................................................86-91Dishon, Don ...........................................................83-84Dobbs, Fred ...........................................................66-67

-FFF-Fajkus, Matt ...........................................................95-99Farquharson, Sandy ..............................................02-06Featherstone, Chris ...............................................99-00Fee, David .............................................................69-70Fiol, Al ....................................................................63-65Ford, Bill ................................................................61-62Franklin, Steve.......................................................80-81Frase, David ..........................................................67-68Freire, Eddie ..........................................................92-93Friedman, Billy .......................................................63-65Fuenmayor, Jorge..................................................91-93

-GGG-Gardner, Jerry........................................................65-67Garza, Ricky ..........................................................82-84Garza, Robert ........................................................82-84Giraldo, Hernan .....................................................90-94Goldshuv, Alon .......................................................99-02Gonzalez, Fabian ..................................................98-00Gonzalez, Manuel..................................................05-06Guerrero, Ranulfo ..................................................83-84Gutierrez, Andres...................................................00-01

-HHH-Hamon, Brieuc ........................................................07-Hanharen, Jim .......................................................84-85Haro, Federico .......................................................94-96Haukland, Knut ......................................................95-96Heine, Julien ..........................................................93-94Hemmeline, Stan ...................................................68-70Herrera, Javier .......................................................05-07Hill, Christopher .....................................................93-94Hoiden, Ola............................................................91-92Humphries, Bill ......................................................67-68Humphries, Bob.....................................................67-68

-III-Ikata, Alex ..............................................................86-87Illgner, Mark ...........................................................98-01

-JJJ-Jaeger, Christian ...................................................95-99James, Sean .........................................................99-00Jauz, Chris ............................................................86-91Johnston, Freddie .................................................62-63Jones, Lynn ...........................................................64-66

-KKK-Kang, Navnoor...........................................................98-01Karlsson, Per-Erik......................................................97-01Kovacic, Art................................................................89-90Kull, Christoph ...........................................................96-98

-LLL-Lateko, Jason ..............................................................08-Larsson, Mattias ........................................................97-00Layman, Aaron ..........................................................90-91Leber, Andy................................................................99-01Lester, Jayson ...........................................................97-98Lopez, Joaquin ..........................................................88-89Lowery, Nick ..............................................................73-74Lucke, Paul ................................................................86-87

-MMM-Mallott, Brett ..............................................................67-70Malouf, Robert ...........................................................84-85Martin, Hasel .............................................................62-64Mathis, Dick ...............................................................62-63Mattar, Diego .............................................................04-08McClain, Jerry ............................................................64-65McGregor, Nathan .....................................................02-04McKee, Grady............................................................95-97McWilliams, Fred .......................................................86-87Mezzour, Anis ............................................................93-95Mims, Kyle .................................................................03-05Minkin, Dmitry ..........................................................06-08Moses, Kevin .............................................................82-83

-NNN-Nadali, Vanja .............................................................93-95Nasser, Gehad...........................................................86-87Nguyen, Kevinh ...........................................................08-Nolan, Danny .............................................................82-84

-OOO-Obianwu, Chike .........................................................91-92Obianwu, Martin ........................................................86-88Ochoa, Oscar ............................................................90-94Olaya, Alex ................................................................87-89Omana, Daniel...........................................................05-07

-PPP-Padilla, Danny....................................................... .....89-90Padron, Abraham .....................................................89-90Payne, Jordan ...........................................................01-03Powell, Jack ..............................................................65-66Prince, Richard .........................................................65-69Prior, Chad ................................................................96-98

-RRR-Ransom, Jon .............................................................67-68Rau, Will ....................................................................86-88Rincon, Edmundo ......................................................90-92Roji, Adrian ................................................................86-89

The 2000-01 Men’s tennis team fi nished with a 5-1 record in the Southland Conference to take second place. However, they won the conference tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, before falling to TCU in the fi rst round. Members of the team were - Top Row(L-R): Assistant Coach Christian Jaeger, Olan Bentsen, Andy Leber, David Corrie, Tomasz Zareczny, Alon Goldshuv, Head Coach Patric Dubois. Front Row (L-R): Andres Gutierrez, Karim Debs, Per-Erik Karlsson, Mark Illgner, Navnoor Kang.

Rudd, Stacy ...........................................................86-88Reuter, Cliff ............................................................88-89Rodriguez, Ruben..................................................90-92

-SSS-Saunders, Bill ........................................................66-69Siddons, Gary ........................................................92-94Snively, Paul ..........................................................66-67Souto, Ruben.........................................................97-99Spaight, Tim...........................................................82-83Srkala, Adam ............................................................08-Stephens, Todd ......................................................84-85Subirats, David .........................................................08-

-TTT-Telford, John ..........................................................66-67Terlesky, Michael ...................................................68-70Thames, Tyler ........................................................86-88Thomas, Gary ........................................................68-69Thompson, Allan ....................................................82-85Tisdale, Barry ........................................................82-83Torres, Carlos ........................................................82-84Trice, Robert ..........................................................69-70Trimmier, Josey .....................................................03-04

-VVV-Van Rensburg, Petri ..............................................03-04Vazquez, Ian ..........................................................02-06

-WWW-Whiddon, Robert....................................................67-69Whitaker, Clarence ................................................63-64Williams, Craig ............................................69-70, 73-74Woehst, Mike .........................................................67-68Wold, Henning .......................................................94-96Wood, Kyle ............................................................97-98

-YYY-Young, James ........................................................01-03

-ZZZ-Zarzeczny, Tomasz ................................................98-02Zesati, Alexander ...................................................91-95

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The University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive research, teaching, and public service institution whose mis-sion is the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of excellence. The University is committed to the promotion of lifelong learning through its academic and continuing education programs and to the formation of good citizenship through its community service learning programs. The diverse student body shares a wide range of cultural values and the University community fosters unity of purpose and cultivates mutual respect.

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The University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive research, teaching, and public service institution whose mis-sion is the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of excellence. The University is committed to the promotion of lifelong learning through its academic and continuing education programs and to the formation of good citizenship through its community service learning programs. The diverse student body shares a wide range of cultural values and through its community service learning programs. The diverse student body shares a wide range of cultural values and the University community fosters unity of purpose and cultivates mutual respect.

The University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive research, teaching, and public service institution whose mis-sion is the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of excellence. The University is committed to the promotion of lifelong learning through its academic and continuing education programs and to the formation of good citizenship

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The University fosters an active learning environ-ment for its 25,000 stu-dents, who pursue more than 180 bachelor’s, mas-ter’s and doctoral degrees with 10 colleges and schools.

● Architecture● Business● Education● Engineering● Honors College● Liberal Arts● Nursing● Science● Social Work● Urban and Public Affairs

The University fosters an

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BY THE NUMBERS

● In America’s Best Archi-tecture & Design Schools for 2008, Design Intelligence ranked the School of Archi-tecture’s graduate architec-ture program second in the South.

● The Marketing Depart-ment ranks 27th worldwide in the latest American Mar-keting Association ratings in the Journal of Marketing.

● Since 2003, enrollment at the UT Arlington Fort Worth Center has skyrocketed from 596 to 1,288. Located in downtown Fort Worth, the center offers graduate, un-dergraduate and continuing education program tailored to the working professional.


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Degrees Offered

● 78 Bachelors

● 74 Masters

● 33 Doctoral

Enrollment

● 26,500 total

● 18,999 undergraduate

● 6,071 graduate

Student Body:

● 47 percent White

● 15.2 percent Hispanic

● 13.8 percent African American

● 10.6 percent International

● 10.6 percent Asian

● 2.3 percent Other

● 0.5 percent American Indian

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MAVERICK ACTIVITIES CENTER

The University encompasses 420 acres and includes more than 100 buildings, some dating from 1919. In the past fi ve years, the construction or renovation of more than a dozen buildings has added 1.2 million square feet to the physical plant.

● Construction began in 2008 on the $150 million En-gineering Research Complex, which will forge innovative partnerships between engineering and science. Other projects include the Civil Engineering Laboratory Build-ing, which opened in August 2008, and an expansion of the Engineering Lab Building.

● The School of Nursing’s Smart Hospital provides 13,000 square feet of space for student nurses to use cutting-edge learning technology. The facility features more than 30 full-body patient simulators in a 23-bed simulated hospital environment.

● UT Arlington’s purchases from Historically Un-derutilized Businesses (HUBs) ranked 12th among state agencies in Texas last year. HUB purchases accounted for almost a third of the Universities total expenditures.

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● 20,000 sq. ft. weight and fi tness room (80+ pieces of cardio equipment, 4 circuit training units & free weight area

● 4 multipurpose rooms - yoga, martial arts, aerobics, and more.

● 5 Indoor basketball courts

● 9 Volleyball courts

● Indoor soccer gymnasium

● 2 Indoor tracks - 1/16 mile and 1/9 mile

● 5 Racquetball courts



● 10 Badminton courts

● Game room which in-cludes table tennis

● Social corridor with group seating and activity viewing

● Internet café with juice bar (wired and wireless con-nection)

● Men’s and women’s health club style locker rooms

● Wellness resource center

● Conference rooms

● Climbing wall

The Maverick Activities Center (MAC), a $34.5 million recreation facility, is approximately 190,000 sq. ft. and includes:

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● Approximately 200,000 square feet

● Seating Capacity: 6,600

●Cost: Approximately $73 million

● Construction: Designed to achieve LEED Silver Cer-tifi cation, continuing UT Arlington’s commitment to sustainable development

● Construction Time: Ap-proximately 30 months, with an anticipated completion date of spring 2012

● Architect: HKS


SPECIAL EVENTS CENTER

UT Arlington announced on Feb. 12, 2009, the addition of the Special Events Center, which will be located at the northeast corner of campus between South Center and South Pecan streets at West Second Street.

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● Arlington is a city in Tarrant County, within the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area. According to a U.S. Census Bureau release, Arlington has an estimated population of 371,038. Arlington is the 7th largest city in Texas and the 50th largest city in the United States.

● Located approximately 12 miles east of downtown Fort Worth and 20 miles west of downtown Dallas, Ar-lington is home to the Texas Rangers’ Ballpark in Arling-ton and the theme parks Six Flags Over Texas and the newly completed Cowboys Stadium.

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RANGERS BALLPARK IN ARLINGTONThe University of Texas at Arlington

DALLAS COWBOYS STADIUM

● America’s team has moved its location to Arlington with the completion of Cowboys Stadium, just 2.5 miles from UT Arlington’s campus.

● Besides hosting 10 preseason and regular season Cowboys games, Cowboys Stadium will be the center-piece of excitement with the following sporting events taking place during 2009-10, 2009 Gold Cup (July 19), World Football Challenge (July 26), Oklahoma vs. BYU (Sept. 5), Texas A&M vs. Arkansas (Oct. 3), Baylor vs. Texas Tech (Nov. 28), Big 12 Football Championship Game (Dec. 5), North Carolina vs. Texas - College Basketball (Dec. 19), AT&T Cotton Bowl (Jan. 2) and the 2010 NBA All-Star Game (Feb. 14).

STADIUM QUICK FACTS● Stadium site covers 73 total acres.● Stadium is 3 million square feet.● Roof structure is 660,800 sq. ft. (one of the largest in the world).● Approximate capacity of up to 100,000 fans.● Largest retractable end zone doors in the world (120’X180’).● Largest scoreboard in the world measuring at 72 ft. tall by 160 ft. wide (sideline boards) while fans in the end zones will view boards measuring 27 ft. tall by 48 ft. wide.

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● The Rangers Ballpark in Arlington was built in 1994, located just 3.8 miles from UT Arlington’s campus.

● From the exterior to the interior many ideas from other past ballparks were used when building the ballpark. As fans approach the ballpark, it resembles Ebbets Field with its red brick facade and arches. Once inside the ballpark, a brick Walk of Fame containing information and rosters of every Texas Rangers team extends around the entire facil-ity. The Rangers home fi eld is the only retro ballpark built that is enclosed as over 48,000 seats and four story offi ce complex surround the playing fi eld.

STADIUM QUICK FACTS● Stadium opened April 11, 1994● Capacity: 48,911● Cost: $191 million● Hosted Major League Baseball All-Star Game in 1995● Kenny Rogers perfect game on June 28, 1994● Ian Kinsler hits for the cycle and has six hits on Apr. 15, 2009● Previous stadium, Arlington Stadium, existed just a quarter of a mile from new stadium. Rangers played in Arlington Stadium from 1972-1993.

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AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER

● The Metroplex features fi ve major professional sports teams and also has fi ve professional/mi-nor league franchises, including the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rang-ers, Dallas Mavericks, FC Dallas, Dallas Stars, Frisco RoughRiders, Fort Worth Cats, Grand Prairie AirHogs, Texas Brahmas and the Texas Tornado.

● The NBA All-Star Festivities will be held in Dallas in 2010. The game is expected to set a world record for the highest attendance at a single basketball game with a crowd expected crowd of nearly 100,000 fans. All-Star Saturday will take place at the American Airlines Center.

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● The Metroplex is a convenient travel destination with two airports (Dallas Fort Worth In-ternational Airport & Love Field Airport) within 25 miles of UT Arlington. DFW Airport is located 16 miles from campus while Dal-las Love Field Airport is 24 miles from the university. DFW con-nects directly with 133 US mar-kets and 36 international destina-tions. By 2010, DFW is expected to serve 100 million passengers a year. Love Field is the primary hub of Southwest Airlines and serves six million passengers an-nually.

● Texas Motor Speedway opened in 1996 and was a $250 million project. The facility seats 191,122 fans, including 144 suites. The track is 1.5 miles (oval).

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UTA CAMPUS LIFE

● UT Arlington has become a fi rst-choice university for students seeking a traditional college experi-ence. With 300 campus organizations to choose from, students fi nd it easy to become active par-ticipants in the Maverick community.

● With almost 4,300 students living on campus, UTA provides a robust learning atmosphere. More than 400 live in Kalpana Chawla Hall, which houses the University’s residential living/learning program.

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTJames D. Spaniolo

EXPERIENCELeadership

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Arlington College, 1895-1902

Carlisle Military Academy, 1902-1913

Arlington Training School, 1913-1916

Arlington Military Academy, 1916-1917

Grubbs Vocational College, 1917-1923

North Texas Agricultural College, 1923-1949

Arlington State College, 1949-1967

The University of Texas at Arlington, 1967-Present

Hailed as the ideal person to lead The University of

Texas at Arlington into a new era of prominence, James D. Spaniolo was appointed the Univer-sity’s seventh president

in November 2003 by The University of Texas System Board of Regents.

He took offi ce in February 2004 and immediately began building an admin-istrative team and reaching out to stake-holders to map a course for UT Arlington’s future. Boosting research and private support for the state’s seventh largest university are among his priorities.

President Spaniolo’s experience in higher education, law, philanthropy, poli-tics and journalism make him uniquely qualifi ed to lead a comprehensive teach-ing, research and public service institution like UT Arlington. With an enrollment of more than 25,000 students, UT Arlington is the third largest of the 15 institutions in the U.T. System and offers 90 bac-calaureate, 74 master’s and 34 doctoral degrees.

With a continued focus on technology transfer and economic development, UT Arlington is solidifying its status as a leading research university in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the state and the nation. During the 2002 fi scal year, the University received a 39-percent increase in externally-funded awards over the preceding year.

Before coming to UTA, President Spaniolo was dean of Michigan State Uni-versity’s College of Communication Arts and Sciences. As dean from 1996-2003, he oversaw an enrollment increase of more than 1,000 students and helped establish the James H. and Mary B. Quello Center for Telecommunication Management and Law by raising more than $3.5 million. He forged a partnership with a newspaper corporation in Mexico and strengthened alumni outreach. He was also a professor in the School of Journalism and taught courses on the First Amendment and communications law.

Prior to his tenure at Michigan State, he was vice president and chief program offi cer of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the largest media-related private foundation in the United States with more than $1.5 billion in assets. In seven years with the Knight Foundation, he directed a program that included major grants and initiatives to support journalism and a free press in the United States and worldwide. He also served as a member of the foundation’s Journalism Advisory Committee from 1997-2003.

Before joining Knight Foundation, President Spaniolo was a newspaper executive and lawyer with Knight-Ridder for more than a decade. He was vice presi-dent of human resources and assistant to the publisher at the Detroit Free Press and general executive and general counsel at The Miami Herald.

He began his legal career with the Miami law fi rm of Paul & Thomson, which represented The Herald, and later served as associate general counsel of the Ameri-can Newspaper Publishers Association, where he established the organization’s legal department. He is a member of the Florida Bar and has been admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, the 5th and 11th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

He graduated with high honors from Michigan State in 1968 with a B.A. degree in political science. As a senior, he was editor-in-chief of the student daily, the State News. Following service in the U.S. Army Reserve, he became an assistant to Michigan State President Clifton R. Wharton Jr. from 1970-72. He earned a law degree from The University of Michigan Law School in 1975 and a master’s degree in public administration from The Univer-sity of Michigan Institute of Public Policy Studies (now the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy).

President Spaniolo has a son, Jamie, who lives in Washington D.C., and a daughter, Sarah, who lives in Los Ange-les.

UT Arlington Presidents2004 - James D. Spaniolo2003-2004 Dr. Charles Sorber (Interim)1995-2003 Dr. Robert Witt1992-1995 Dr. Ryan Amacher1972-1992 Dr. Wendell H. Nedderman1968-1972 Dr. Frank Harrison1959-1968 Dr. Jack Royce Woolf1946-1959 Dr. E.H. Hereford1923-1946 Dean Edward Everett Davis1917-1923 Dean Myron L. Williams1916-1917 John B. Dodson1913-1916 H.K. Taylor1902-1913 James McCoy Carlisle1895-1902 Lee Morgan Hammond1895-1902 William H. Trimble


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UT Arlington Presidents2004 - James D. Spaniolo2003-2004 Dr. Charles Sorber (Interim)1995-2003 Dr. Robert Witt1992-1995 Dr. Ryan Amacher1972-1992 Dr. Wendell H. Nedderman1968-1972 Dr. Frank Harrison1959-1968 Dr. Jack Royce Woolf1946-1959 Dr. E.H. Hereford1923-1946 Dean Edward Everett Davis1917-1923 Dean Myron L. Williams

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTJames D. Spaniolo

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The fifth Direc-tor of Intercol-legiate Athletics at UT Arlington

since 1953, Pete Carlon is in his 14th year as the department’s director after serving twice in an interim role.

Carlon has been with the university 29 years (since 1981), when he came to UT Arlington from Stephen F. Austin to be-come the head athletics trainer. He served as assistant or associate athletics director from 1984 until he was named director of athletics in May of 1996.

During Carlon’s fi rst tenure as interim athletics director in 1991-92, UT Arlington won fi ve team conference titles and was ranked by the Women’s Sports Founda-tion as the second best Division I program in the nation in terms of commitment to gender equity.

During the 1996-97 year, in Carlon’s fi rst year as the permanent athletics director, the Mavericks claimed both the men’s and women’s Southland Conference All-Sports trophies, a fi rst in the history of the UT Arlington athletics program. In 1998-99, UT Arlington again claimed both the men’s and women’s All-Sports Championship and won the SLC Commissioner’s Cup in the award’s second year of existence. The Commissioner’s Cup recognizes the confer-ence’s best overall athletics program. In all, UT Arlington has won three Commis-sioner’s Cups and has fi nished among the top three schools in the race for the Cup each year since programs began compet-ing for the award. During Carlon’s tenure, the UT Arlington women’s teams have captured fi ve SLC All-Sports trophies and the men’s teams have won six all-sports awards. In all, the Mavericks have won 50 team conference championships during Carlon’s tenure as athletics director.

In 1997-98, Carlon teamed with then-University President Dr. Robert Witt to join forces with student and faculty leaders to spearhead the campaign for a referendum on a Student Intercollegiate Athletics Fee. This student athletics fee won overwhelm-ing support from the student body and was enacted by the state legislature and

then Gov. George W. Bush in 1999. The fee was the first of its kind in the state of Texas, and serves as a model for other institutions.

Carlon has placed a special empha-sis on maintaining an environment of academic excellence for UT Arlington student-athletes. Numerous academic support services and programs have been implemented to assist each student-athlete in their academic endeavors. UT Arlington athletics is involved with the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program, which provides Maverick student-athletes op-portunities for life enriching leadership experiences, community service and life skills training.

During his 12-year tenure as head ath-letics trainer, Carlon served as president of the Southwest Athletic Trainers Asso-ciation in 1987-88, was a member of the Southwest Athletic Trainers Association (SWATA) Executive Board, and served two terms on the national board of directors for the National Athletic Trainers Association. Carlon received one of the highest honors presented by the organization when he was named recipient of the NATA Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award in 1997. In 1989, Carlon was presented the Frank Medina Award for service to athletics training and mankind, and has twice (1988 and 1996) earned the Eddie Wojecki Award for service to SWATA.

He was inducted into the SWATA Hall of Fame in 1999 and the NATA Hall of Fame in 2005 - the organization’s highest honor.

Carlon served a two-year term as president of the Southland Conference and chair of its executive committee. He previously served on the executive com-mittee in two-year stints as vice president/chair of the compliance committee and secretary/treasurer and chair of the fi nance committee.

Carlon has also served on several com-mittees, including Southland Conference Honors and Awards, Compliance, Strategic Planning, Championships, Offi ciating and Marketing and Television.

Nationally, Carlon has been recently appointed for a four-year term on the Divi-


The fifth Direc-The fifth Direc-Ttor of Intercol-Ttor of Intercol-Tlegiate Athletics Tlegiate Athletics Tat UT Arlington Tat UT Arlington Tsince 1953, Pete Carlon is in his 14th year as the department’s director after serving twice in an interim role.

then Gov. George W. Bush in 1999. The fee was the first of its kind in the state of Texas, and serves as a model for other institutions.

Carlon has placed a special empha-sis on maintaining an environment of academic excellence for UT Arlington student-athletes. Numerous academic support services and programs have

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSPete Carlon

sion I Academics Cabinet, after spending the last year as a member of the NCAA Division I Academics, Eligibility and Com-pliance Cabinet, the Transfer Issues Ad Hoc Subcommittee and chairing the Division I Financial Aid Subcommittee.

Carlon completed a four-year term (1998-2002) on the NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical As-pects of Sports as well as the Subcommit-tee for Drug Education and Testing. He also is an active participant in the NCAA Athlet-ics Certifi cation process, having served on NCAA Peer Review Teams evaluating 10 other Division I institutions. He served as the president of the I-AAA Athletic Direc-tors Association in 2005-06.

Carlon spearheaded a facilities upgrade with the fi rst phase of Clay Gould Ballpark renovation completed. Other facilities that have receive enhancement since 2002 in-clude: the UT Arlington Tennis Center, Allan Saxe Softball Field and the track surface at Maverick Stadium.

Carlon earned a bachelor’s degree from Iowa State University in 1975 and his master’s degree from Northwest Missouri State University in 1976. He began his pro-fessional career at Arlington James Bowie High School in 1976 as a health teacher and athletics trainer, and was the school’s Teacher of the Year in 1978.

Carlon and his wife, Beth, who is an elementary school administrator in Irving ISD, are both natives of Gowrie, Iowa.

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MAVERICK SPIRITThe University of Texas at Arlington

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MAVERICK SPIRIT

FIGHT SONGBlue, white, we’ve got the might,

Mavericks, we’re gonna fi eldShout our praises to the sky

V-I-C-T-O-R-YGo big Mavericks

UTA Mavericks Fight, FightGo big Mavericks

All the way MavericksFight FightGo Mavs!

ALMA MATERDear School we love.

You are our Alma Mater,And through the years,

Our faith we shall proclaim.We are each one,

A loyal son or daughter,Our song of praise,

Shall glorify your name.Dear School we love,

Forever Arlington.

Hornets, Junior Aggies, Blue Riders and Reb-els among long list of mascot names

An aardvark as UTA’s mascot? It could’ve hap-pened. The story begins more than 80 years ago.

From 1917, when it joined the Texas A&M System, to 1921, the school’s athletic teams answered to Grubbers or the school’s name, Grubbs Vocational College) and Shorthorns (after the campus newspaper, The Shorthorn).

Grubbers just wasn’t destined to last, and many didn’t like Shorthorns because that’s what freshman teams at the school’s hated rival, The University of Texas at Austin, were called.

A Shorthorn editorial Nov. 12, 1921, liked Hor-nets the idea of the ‘Horn’ and the ‘Sting’ too.”

So Hornets it was—but not for long. When the school changed to North Texas Agricultural College in 1923, the yearbook that appeared in the spring was called the Junior Aggie. This set in motion a gradual shift over the years from Hornets to Junior Aggies.

In 1949, when the school became Arling-

ton State College, the nickname was offi cially changed to Blue Riders. According to an Aug. 25, 1949, article in the Tarrant County Citizen, “It was felt that the name would be appropriate with the school colors (blue and white), and would allow artists an opportunity to sketch attractive designs for team uniforms.”

Except Blue Riders never caught on, either. In 1951, President E.H. Hereford called a meeting of as many sophomores as he could fi nd and asked them to suggest yet another mascot.

Rebels subsequently won a student vote, and the fi ght song Dixie and mascot Johnny Red became intricate parts of the theme and continued as ASC became a four-year school in 1959. The theme was never seriously questioned until spring 1965 when some argued that Rebels depicted a symbol of slavery. Others maintained that it represented Southern heritage.

Several votes for name changes were held over the next six years, including one in 1968 (one year after the school became The Univer-

sity of Texas at Arlington) when Aardvarks was the top vote-getter behind Rebels. In February 1970, with Rebels not being one of the choices, Texans won out over Mavericks and Apollos, but Mavericks prevailed in a runoff.

The battle still wasn’t over as students forced a referendum a month later, and the Old South theme prevailed again. UTA President Frank Har-rison pleaded with students to make a change.

In May 1971, one more vote was held. Again, students could vote for any name they chose, as long as it wasn’t Rebels. Mavericks won over Toros, Rangers and Hawks.

The fi rst Maverick mascot was a horned horse. In later years it was patterned, sort of, after Sam Maverick, a wealthy Texas landowner who participated in many momentous events in the state’s early history, among them the defense of the Alamo. He died in 1870.

Maverick accumulated a fabled empire and inspired the term “maverick” to denote an un-branded calf or an independent person.

HOW A GRUBBWORM BECAME A MAVERICK

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SPORTS MEDICINEThe University of Texas at Arlington

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

Through a year round individualized training program, players undergo a rigorous conditioning regimen. This program is designed, supervised, scruti-nized and implemented by a highly qualifi ed and dedicated certifi ed strength coach. Over the years strength coaching has evolved into immeasurably more than just weightlifting. Strength and conditioning is now performance enhancement. While weight lifting is still a fundamental facet, there are many other important features. Their program for athletes includes fl exibility train-ing, cardiovascular conditioning, speed and power development, improve-ment of self motivation and mental toughness. Not only do these efforts improve the quality of the athlete’s performance, but this program greatly reduces the potential for injury, reduces the extent of many injuries and expe-dites recovery in case there is an injury.

At UT Arlington this is a year round endeavor, in-season and off season. Many of our student athletes choose to spend their summers in Arlington in order to extend their opportunity to train for a championship. We take tremendous pride in a facility and staff second to none in the nation. Every program is

uniquely matched to the athlete and the sport. The strength staff works very closely with the sport coaches to create a spirit of shared goals, consistent expectations and staying abreast of the most current technology and sport science.

The strength staff at the University of Texas-Arlington is devoted to the score-board results of every team at the University, but, more importantly, we are devoted and committed to the personal success of every student-athlete on and off the fi eld!

“Our staff is committed to developing each athlete’s innate ability to the full-est. This includes: strength, power, speed, endurance, fl exibility and resolve. We employ the latest techniques, equipment and motivation, as well as tra-ditional principals, to ensure that our student-athletes are trained specifi cally and individually to be champions in their sport.”

- Kathy Wagner, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

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SPORTS MEDICINE

A commitment to total care exists in every facet of UT Arlington’s approach to its student-athletes. UT Arlington Athletics Training facility contains modern equipment to ensure that a student-athlete is treated with care. Combined with the University health center, the student-athlete at UT Arlington is provided a team of physicians and care specialists.

The Maverick health care team focuses on preven-tion, treatment and rehabilitation. Equipment, training, medical and strength and conditioning staffs are jointly committed to health care and prevention.

“It has always been our philosophy to take a proac-tive approach to health care rather than just tending to our student-athletes after an injury,” said Roy Rudewick, head athletics trainer.

Rudewick, a 1989 graduate of UT Arlington enters his fi rst season with the Mavericks after more than a decade of service within the Arlington Independent School District. He will oversee all teams and will serve as the primary trainer for the men’s basketball program.

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ADMINISTRATION/SUPPORT STAFF


COACHING STAFFHEAD COACHES

ASSISTANT COACHES

Diego BenitezTennis

Scott CrossMen’s Basketball

Samantha MorrowWomen’s Basketball

Debbie HedrickSoftball

Jay ReesMen’s Golf

John SauerhageTrack and FieldCross Country

Darin ThomasBaseball

Diane SeymourVolleyball

Brandon BergerTrack and Field

Zak BuncikMBB Dir. of Operations

Derrick DanielsMen’s Basketball

Erin CluteVolleyball

Angela PerrySoftball

Jay SirianniBaseball

Gerald RicheyTrack and Field

Jordan DurhamTrack and Field

Lindsey WilsonWomen’s Basketball

Erin GrantWomen’s Basketball

Vince KwasnickSoftball

Shane Lafl inWomen’s Basketball

Christina MelvinVolleyball

Stuart PowellGolf

Rachel CisnerozWBB Dir. of Operations

Greg YoungMen’s Basketball

Fuller SmithBaseball

David McLeodBSB Dir. of Operations

Marco MatteucciTennis

K.J. HendricksBaseball

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Mishael BergerAcademics Coordinator

Tony BurkenAssociate A.D. for

Business and Operations

Jason ChaputAsst. A.D. for Facilitiesand Events Manager

Kevin FralicksAssociate A.D. for

External Affairs

Debbie GarciaSr. Associate A.D. for

Academics & Compliance/SWA

Dr. Bill ReevesDeputy A.D./EligibilityCertifi cation Offi cer

Roy RudewickAssociate AD forSports Medicine

Cassie ThompsonStudent Development Specialist IIEvents and Honors Coordinator

Gina GiammancoAssistant Athletic Trainer

Julie HomuthAssistant Athletic Trainer

Ashley Lacefi eldSupport Specialist I

Scott Lacefi eldSports Information Director

Kristyna ManciasAssistant Sports

Information Director

Dr. Barry McKeownFaculty Representative

John MocekSr. Associate A.D. for

Finance and Administration

Lorraine PalmerAdministrative Assistant II

Shirley RacioppaSupport Specialist II

Pete CarlonDirector of Athletics

Adriana CantuGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Myke OrtizGraduate Assistant

Strength and Conditioning

Marla MorrisAdministrative Asst. for

External Affairs

Rachel SchaferAcademic Advisor/CHAMPS

Life Skills Coordinator

Gregg ElkinAssoc. A.D. for Communications

and Media Relations

Kathy WagnerStrength and

Conditioning Coach

Michella GaiserMaverick Club/

External Affairs Coordinator

Rachel FreemanMarketing/Promotions

Coordinator

Sascha SchapiroGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer


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MAVS IN THE COMMUNITYThe University of Texas at Arlington

MAVS IN THE COMMUNITY

Being a Maverick means being active in the communi-ty both on campus and in the Arlington area. With the goal of building leaders in the community, the UT Ar-lington athletics department and its student-athletes take an active role in community service projects.

Among the community service projects include the D.E.A.R. Mavericks (Drop Everything and Read) Pro-gram. Student athletes inspire youth from Arlington, Mansfi eld, Grand Prairie area schools by reading to classes and speaking to groups about the importance of staying in school.

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MAVS IN THE COMMUNITY

In 2008-09, UT Arlington student-athletes and coaches participated in the following community activities:

● Salvation Army Canned Food Drive (Athletics Dept)● Strikeout Bone Cancer (Softball)● Reading to elementary school students (Baseball)● Helping UT Arlington students move into dorms (Athletics Dept.)● Hatch Madness (Women’s Basketball Charity Event)● Dig for the Cure (Volleyball)● Think Pink Breast Cancer Awareness (Women’s Basketball)● Miracle League Day (Baseball)

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HALL OF HONOR MEMBERSThe University of Texas at Arlington

ATHLETICS HALL OF HONOR

2009 Hall of Honor inductees (L-to-R:) Rayla Allison (1972-75, Softball Player; 1983-89, Softball Coach), Jeff Burrow (1988-91; Baseball), Mike Barnes (1964-66, Football) and UTA Head Track and Field Coach John Sauerhage - accepting for Jenny Hockett (1990-93, Women’s Track and Field).

2009 HALL OF HONOR INDUCTION CLASS

RAYLA ALLISONSoftball Player/Coach

1972-75/1983-89

Rayla Allison was a standout catcher for the Mavericks and later was named the fi fth head softball coach in the fall of 1984. She recorded a 189-152-2 overall record in fi ve seasons at the helm, and in her fi nal season guided the Mavs to a fi rst-place fi nish with a 34-19 overall record.

MIKE BARNESFootball1964-66

Mike Barnes lettered three years for the Arlington State Rebels while leading the team in interceptions in 1965 and 1966. His 13 career interceptions are a school record. Barnes competed in the 1966 Senior Bowl and was an All-SLC defensive selection. He was a 4th round draft pick by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1966.

JEFF BURROWBaseball1988-91

Jeff Burrow helped lead the Mavericks to their fi rst SLC championship in 1990 as a starting right-handed pitcher. Burrow owns four all-time career records, including wins (27), innings (333.0), complete games (25) and starts (51). He signed a free agent contact with the Chicago White Sox in 1991.

JENNY HOCKETTWomen’s Track and Field

1990-93

Jenny Hockett was a nine-time Southland Conference cham-pion and holds school records in the long jump and 55-meters while being a member of UTA’s best-ever 400 relay team. In 1993 she became UTA’s fi rst All-American woman to participate at the U.S. Olympic Festival in San Antonio.

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HALL OF HONOR MEMBERSName _________________ Classifi cation _______________InductedRayla Allison _______________ SB ______________________2009Mike Barnes _______________ FB ______________________2009Jeff Burrow ________________BSB ______________________2009Jenny Hockett ______________ TF ______________________2009Gary Lewis ________________ FB ______________________2008Heather Hoy-Martin _________ VB ______________________2008Dr. Bill Reeves _________ MBB/Admin. __________________2008Errol Byles ________________ TF ______________________2007Bob Diem _________________ FB ______________________2007Theresa Noggler-Fangman ___________VB ______________________2007Tom Beasley __________ FB/BSB Coach _________________2006Paul Renfro _______________ MBB _____________________2006B.G. Wilson ________________BSB ______________________2006Brenda Woodard ____________ SB ______________________2006Scotty Caldwell _____________ FB ______________________2005Gwen Clardy-Ross __________ TF ______________________2005Christina Rudiger ___________ VB ______________________2005Marvin “Butch” McBroom __ BSB Coach/Admin. _________________2004Carolyn Smith _____________ WBB _____________________2004Robert Willbanks ___________ FB ______________________2004Ronald Hancock ____________ TF ______________________2003Eva Jonsson ________________ TF ______________________2003Justin Rowland _____________ TF ______________________2003Shawn Sweeten _____________ VB ______________________2003Bruce Collie _______________ FB ______________________2002Angela Nelson-Martinez ______ TF ______________________2002Ralph McPherson __________ MBB _____________________2002Mike Nau ________________ MBB _____________________2002Fred Arnold ________________ FB ______________________2001Ron Barnett ______________ FB, BSB ____________________2001Allen Lowes ______________ TF/FB _____________________2001Katie Weismiller ____________ VB ______________________2001Lisa Austin ________________ TF ______________________2000Dick Hill __________________ FB ______________________2000Monte Stratton ___________TF Coach ____________________2000Jimmy Thomas _____________ FB ______________________2000Ana de Oliveira _____________ VB ______________________1999Howard Prager _____________BSB ______________________1999Glen Throckmorton __________ FB ______________________1999Larry Dowler ______________ SWIM _____________________1998Danny Griffi n ______________ FB ______________________1998Brenda Marshall ____________ SB ______________________1998Willie Brand ______________ MBB _____________________1997Mark Cannon ______________ FB ______________________1997Lisa Love ______________ VB Coach ___________________1997Joel McCray _______________ TF ______________________1997Ken Ozee __________________ FB ______________________1997Eddie Stallings ____________ MBB _____________________1997Sara Massey-Bontke _________ TF ______________________1996Paul “Cotton” Mitchell ______ MBB _____________________1996McClinton Neal _____________ TF ______________________1996Cliff Odom ________________ FB ______________________1996Judd Ramsey _______________ FB ______________________1996Mary Ridgway __________ VB Coach ___________________1996Randy Thorpe ____________ Baseball ____________________1996Burley Bearden __________ FB Coach ___________________1994Sansiski Daniels ____________ TF ______________________1994Kathy Gunter-Stanfi eld ____ VB, WBB, TF, SB _________________1994

Name _________________ Classifi cation _______________InductedWillie Thomas ______________ FB ______________________1994Don Easterling _________ SWIM Coach __________________1993L.R. “Dink” Ford __________ MBB _____________________1993Charlie Key _____________ FB Coach ___________________1993Gene Schrickel ____________ MBB _____________________1993H.A.D. “Hoss” Dunsworth ___S-A, Coach, Supporter ________________1992Trey Hillman _____________ Baseball ____________________1992Ric Nesbit ________________ SWIM _____________________1992Bruce Tibbets _____________ MBB _____________________1992Al Culton _________________ MBB _____________________1991James G. “Klepto” Holmes __ FB, MBB, BSB __________________1991Gilbert Smith _______________ TF ______________________1991Wayne Coble ______________FB, TF _____________________1990Dale Drennan ______________ TF ______________________1990Carl Knox _____________MBB, TN, FB __________________1990Skip Butler ________________ FB ______________________1989Theresa Frederick ___________ VB ______________________1989Howard Payne Shannon ____ BSB, TF ____________________1989Roy Dewalt ________________ FB ______________________1988Bobby Lane ___________ A-T, TF Coach _________________1988Tom Tinker ___________MBB Coach, AD _________________1988Mike Baylor _______________ FB ______________________1987Jody Conradt ________ VB, WBB, SB Coach _______________1987Derrick Jensen ______________ FB ______________________1987John Schnable ______________ FB ______________________1987Dexter Bussey ______________ FB ______________________1985Calvin Lee _________________ FB ______________________1985Doug Russell ______________ SWIM _____________________1985Chena Gilstrap _________FB Coach, AD __________________1984

TEAMS1977 Softball Team ____________________________________20081990-92 Men’s Track and Field Teams _____________________20071967, 68 Men’s Swimming and Diving Teams _______________20061995 Women’s Track and Field Teams _____________________20051980-81 Men’s Basketball Team 20051966, 67 Football Teams ________________________________20041998 Volleyball Team __________________________________20031989 Volleyball Team __________________________________20031956, 57 Football Teams ________________________________2003

AD - Athletics Director Admin. - AdministrationA-T - Athletic TrainingBSB - BaseballFB - FootballMBB - Men’s BasketballS-A - Student AthleteSB - SoftballSWIM - SwimmingTF - Track and FieldTN - TennisVB - Volleyball

HALL OF HONOR MEMBERSName _________________ _________________Rayla AllisonRayla Allison _______________ _______________Mike Barnes _______________Jeff Burrow ________________Jenny Hockett ______________Jenny Hockett ______________Jenny HockettGary Lewis ________________Heather Hoy-Martin _________Dr. Bill Reeves _________Errol Byles ________________Bob Diem _________________Theresa Noggler-Fangman

NameRayla Allison

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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

KAREN BORTANews Anchor

KTVT-11 Dallas

TREY HILLMANMLB Manager

Kansas City Royals

CHRIS CAGLECountry

Music Singer

HUNTER PENCEMLB Player

Houston Astros

KALPANA CHAWLAAerospace Engineer

Space Shuttle Columbia

LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPSActor

GEN. TOMMY FRANKSRetired General

United State Army

ROYCE WESTState of

Texas Senator

Keith Alcorn, actor Jimmy NeutronLillie Biggins, Vice President for Operations - Harris Methodist Hospital, Fort WorthKaren Borta, news anchor, KTVT - Channel 11, DallasTheron Bowman, Chief of Police, City of ArlingtonChris Cagle, Country music singerBrian Chase, NASA’s Assistant Administrator for Legislative AffairsKalpana Chawla, aerospace engineer, Mission Specialist, Space Shuttle ColumbiaGen. Tommy Franks, retired General, United States ArmyRalph Hawkins, architectureTrey Hillman, Kansas City Royals ManagerDavid Kunkle, Police Chief, City of DallasRalph Mendoza, Chief of Police, City of Fort WorthHunter Pence, Houston Astros Outfi elderLou Diamond Phillips, actorPhil Porter, 18-year Volunteer Social Worker for the AISD Venture SchoolRoland Pryor, Harvard University, Assistant Professor, EconomicsVasudev Rangadass, CEO of Net.OrangeGary Trietsch, Houston District Engineer for Texas Department of TransportationKelcy Warren, CEO and Chairman of the Board for Energy Transfer Partners, LPDavid Webster, President and CEO of Kinro CorporationRoyce West, State of Texas SenatorJim Wilkinson, Senior Advisor to Secretary of State Condoleezza RiceRoy L. Williams, Chief Scout Executive, Boy Scouts of AmericaMorgan Woodward, actorTrey Yelverton, City of Arlington Deputy City Manager for Economic Development

Documents

2010 Men's and Women's Tennis Information Guide