2010 Southeastern Tennis Yearbook

2010 LADY LIONS ROSTER Name Class Ht. Hometown Isabel Brito Fr. 5-4 Badajoz, Spain Audrey Chelini So. 5-7 Bordeaux, France Morgane Dadot So. 5-4 Reunion, France Mia Hagiu So. 5-7 Focsani, Romania Annika Hanke So. 5-11 Lauchheim, Germany Alexandra Lindahl Fr. 5-10 Helsinki, Finland Camille Pilon Fr. 5-5 Orleans, France Nina Schmied Fr. 5-5 Maria Anzbach, Austria Head Coach: Jason Hayes (Ninth Season)

CreditsThe 2010 Southeastern Louisiana Tennis Yearbook has been writ-ten, edited and designed by Associate SID Kemmler Chapple.Photos courtesy of Randy Bergeron of the Southeastern PublicInformation Office. Printing by Consolidated Graphics, BatonRouge, La.

Media InformationAdditional information on the tennis program is available uponrequest from the Southeastern Louisiana Office of SportsInformation, which is located in the west side of StrawberryStadium, Rooms 201-204. Please contact Kemmler Chapple,Southeastern Tennis Contact, at 985-549-3221 for ALL interviewrequests with members of the Lady Lions.

Table of ContentsQuick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

Review & Coaching Staff2009 Women’s Tennis Year in Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3Head Coach Jason Hayes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5Assistant Coach George Fourmaux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

The Players & The ResultsAudrey Chelini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Morgane Dadot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Annika Hanke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Mia Hagiu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Isabel Brito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Alexandra Lindahl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Camille Pilon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Nina Schmied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .112009 Women’s Tennis Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122009 Women’s Tennis Individual Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13All-Time Men’s Tennis Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14All-Time Women’s Tennis Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15All-Time Men’s Tennis Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16All-Time Women’s Tennis Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

This is SoutheasternUniversity Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Athletic Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19This is Southeastern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-21The Southland Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Lion Athletics Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23AT&T Ad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24First Guaranty Ad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IBC

2010 Southeastern Tennis Quick FactsUniversity InformationLocation: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hammond, LouisianaFounded: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1925Nickname: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lions/Lady LionsEnrollment: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15,622Colors: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Green and GoldAffiliation: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division IConference: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Southland (SLC) President: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. John CrainAthletic Director: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bart BellairsFaculty Representative: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Joe Morris

Coaching StaffHead Tennis Coach: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jason HayesRecord at Southeastern: . . . . . . . . . . . . .228-160 (Nine years)Men: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102-78Women: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126-82Overall Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .335-201 (13 years)Office Phone: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(985) 549-5193E-Mail Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Assistant Coach: . . . . . . . . . . . . .George Fourmaux

Tennis InformationFacility: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Southeastern Tennis Complex2010 Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-14 (4-7 SLC)

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2010 Southeastern Louisiana University Tennis2010 Southeastern Louisiana University Tennis

Armed with a roster of four freshmanand four sophomores, the SoutheasternLouisiana women’s tennis team returned to theSouthland Conference Tournament for the sixthtime in the past seven years.

The Lady Lions finished the 2010 cam-paign with an 8-14 record and a 4-7 record inSouthland Conference play. Led by sopho-mores Audrey Chelini and Morgane Dadot,Southeastern took the first step towards return-ing to the Southland Conference elite. In recentyears, the Lady Lions won league regular sea-son titles in 2006, 2007 and 2008, while earn-ing the conference’s automatic bid in theNCAA Championships with tournament crownsin 2005, 2006 and 2007.

The last link to that recent run of suc-cess - multi-time All-Southland choice Iva

Velkovska – completed her eligibility in 2009.However, Southeastern head coach Jason

Hayes believes the foundation of Chelini,Dadot and freshman Camille Pilon has thepotential to help bring the program to similarheights in the future.

“We went through some growing painsearly in the season, but that was to be expect-ed with such a young team,” Hayes comment-ed. “I really liked what I saw from our team asthe season progressed. The attribute thatmade this group fun to coach was their workethic. They never gave up and always gavetheir best effort. That attitude combined withadded experience will help us greatly in thefuture.”

The strength of the Southeastern teamwas its play at the top half of the singles draw.

Chelini, who earned All-Louisiana honors forthe second straight season, moved to the No.1 position to replace Velkovska. The Bordeaux,France native finished with a 12-9 record and7-4 mark in league action.

Chelini was backed up by Dadot, whowas the team’s most improved player. After fin-ishing 10-10 as a freshman in 2009, theReunion, France product finished with a team-best 15-6 mark in singles action. Starting theseason at No. 4, Dadot gradually moved up toNo. 2 as the season progressed.

`The two Lady Lion veterans werejoined by newcomer Pilon. In her first seasonwith the Lady Lions, Pilon, who hails fromOrleans, France, won three of her last fourmatches and finished the spring with an 11-9singles mark.



2010 Season in Review

The doubles point was extra vital for theLady Lions in 2010. All but one ofSoutheastern’s victories came in matches inwhich it won the doubles point. SophomoresAnnika Hanke and Mia Hagiu teamed for ateam-best nine doubles victories and posted a5-4 record against Southland Conference com-petition.

The Lady Lions started the season 2-5with a pair of 7-0 victories over non-conferencefoes Alcorn State and Jackson State.Southeastern picked up their first SouthlandConference victory on March 2, winning atUTSA, 4-3. Chelini, Dadot and Pilon eachpicked up singles wins to key the Lady Lion tri-umph.

A pair of losses followed the win, butSoutheastern bounced back to win four of itsnext five matches in a key stretch of the sea-son. The important wins for the Lady Lions

were a pair of 5-2 triumphs over league rivalsNicholls and Stephen F. Austin. The win over SFA was particularly key, as theLady Lions bounced back from dropping thedoubles point for the only time during the sea-son. Down 1-0, Southeastern roared back withfive singles wins. Chelini won in a super tiebreaker to go with straight set wins by Dadot,Pilon, freshman Nina Schmied and freshmanIsabel Brito.

Singles victories by Chelini, Dadot andPilon pushed Southeastern to a 4-0 victoryover Central Arkansas that secured a postsea-son spot for the Lady Lions. In the first roundof the tournament, Dadot powered to a 6-0, 6-0rout of UT Arlington’s Katarina Micochova, butthe second-seeded Lady Mavs ended the LadyLions’ season with a 4-1 defeat.



2010 Season in Review

Southeastern head women’s tennis coach Jason Hayesrecently completed his ninth season at the helm of the LadyLions’ tennis program. During his tenure, he has developed theprogram to one of the elite in the Southland Conference.

In his nine years with the Lady Lions, Hayes has beenearned seven Coach of the Year awards. He has been namedthe Southland Conference Women’s Tennis Coach of the Yearand Louisiana Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year in 2006, 2007and 2008. In 2006, he became the second person in league his-tory to be named the SLC Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach ofthe Year in the same season. In 2008, he became the first coachin league history to be named SLC Women’s Tennis Coach ofthe Year honors three straight times.

Hayes has a 228-160 record in his nine years withSoutheastern. The men’s team, which Hayes coached from2002-09, posted a 102-78 mark under the Paris, Ky. native, whilethe Lady Lions have recorded a 126-82 mark. Under Hayes, theLions and Lady Lions have combined for 47 All-SouthlandConference and 34 All-Louisiana selections.

Hayes has lead his players to two Southland ConferenceWomen’s Tennis Player of the Year awards, one LouisianaWomen’s Tennis Player of the Year award, two LouisianaWomen’s Tennis Freshman of the Year awards, one SouthlandConference Women’s Tennis Freshman of the Year award andone Louisiana Newcomer of the Year award.

In 2007, Hayes guided two-time SLC Player of the Year andthe school’s all-time career singles victory leader EmilijaArnaudovska to the NCAA Individual Championships, becomingthe first player in school history to compete in that event.

His work with the women’s team has been impressive, as hedeveloped the Lady Lions into the premier program in theSouthland Conference. After the team finished 2-19 in his firstseason, Hayes guided the team to back-to-back double-digit winseasons. In 2003, the team improved to 12-8 and barely missedthe postseason tournament. The Lady Lions would only have towait one more season to head back to the postseason, as in2004, the Lady Lions returned to the SLC Tournament for thefirst time since 2001.

Southeastern’s rapid ascent continued in 2005, as a teamfeaturing six freshmen finished second in the regular-seasonstandings and earned their first ever NCAA Tournament berth bywinning the SLC Tournament. The 2005 freshman class wouldgo on to post a 84-17 record in their four seasons with the LadyLions, with five members ranking in the school’s career top 10 interms of singles victories.

The Lady Lions made return trips to the NCAAChampionships in 2006 and 2007, sweeping the SLC regularseason and tournament titles. Southeastern won a third straightregular season title in 2008, running their win streak versusleague opponents to 48 matches. After missing the tournamentin 2009 due to playing the majority of the season with five play-ers, the Lady Lions returned to the postseason in 2002.

After posting a 6-16 record in Hayes’ first season, the men’steam put together four straight top-three Southland Conferencefinishes and winning seasons from 2003-06. In 2003, the Lionsfinished second in the SLC, their highest finish in school history.In 2004, Hayes’ squad was 11-9 and went into the final match ofthe season with a shot at the SLC regular-season crown. In2005, Southeastern finished with a 16-10 overall record andadvanced to the SLC semifinals for the third straight season.

In 2006, the Lions earned a share of the SLC regular seasontitle – the first in school history – finishing with a 16-4 overallrecord and again advancing to the SLC semifinals. After aninjury-marred 2007 led to a 10-11 record, Hayes’ troops bouncedback with an 18-9 finish in 2008 and returned to the SLC semifi-nals.

Both the men’s and women’s teams also have excelled in theclassroom under Hayes. This season, seniors Vladimir Paunicand Nina Knavs became the 10th and 11th, respectively,Academic All-Americans in school history. Both Paunic andKnavs were selected the Southland Men’s and Women’s TennisStudent-Athletes of the Year.

In 2006, Ondrej Krivka and Knavs were named SLC Men’sand Women’s Tennis Student-Athletes of the Year. The Lionsand Lady Lions have placed 24 players on the SLC All-Academicteam and eight players on the Academic All-District team during

Head CoachJason HayesNinth Year at SoutheasternNinth Year at SoutheasternSchool Career Record: 228-160School Career Record: 228-160Cumberland ‘96Cumberland ‘96

Career Honors:• 2008 Southland Conference Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year• 2008 Louisiana Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year• 2007 Southland Conference Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year• 2007 Louisiana Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year• 2006 Southland Conference Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year • 2006 Southland Conference Men’s Tennis Coach of the Year• 2006 Louisiana Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year • Seven SLC Championships (6 Women’s, 1 Men’s)


Head Coach Jason Hayes



Coaching Staff

Hayes’ tenure.Prior to his stint at Southeastern, Hayes was a successful coach in

the Division II collegiate ranks. Hayes served as the Head Men’s andWomen’s Tennis Coach for Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth,Texas the previous four seasons where he posted a 103-41 record andwas twice named the Heart of Texas Conference Coach-of-the-Year.During his tenure at Wesleyan, the Rams earned national rankings andadvanced to the NCAA Division II National Tennis Championships in1998.

His teams also excelled in the classroom at Wesleyan with at leastone of his two programs achieving the highest cumulative grade pointaverage for all athletic teams at the University. During his tenure withthe Rams, Hayes guided 11 Academic All-Americans.

Prior to that, he held the Assistant Men’s and Women’s TennisCoach position at his alma mater, Cumberland (Tenn.) University.Hayes was also a Traveling Coach for Tennis Europe during the sum-mer of 1998. In the summer of 2001, he served as an instructor at theManuel Diaz Tennis Camp and the Jeff Wallace Tennis Camp, both heldat the University of Georgia.

Hayes graduated from Cumberland in 1996, where he earned aBachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education. He was an all-con-ference player at Cumberland, reaching the conference finals andreceiving the team MVP Award during his senior season.

Hayes’ Year-By-YearYear Men’s Women’s

2002 6-16 (1-5 SLC-6th) 2-19 (1-9 SLC-10th)

2003 13-9 (3-2 SLC-T2nd) 12-8 (4-6 SLC-7th)

2004 11-9 (3-2 SLC-3rd) 11-12 (5-5 SLC-6th)

2005 16-10 (3-3 SLC-4th) 19-7 (9-1 SLC-2nd)

2006 16-4 (5-1 SLC-T1st) 22-4 (10-0 SLC-1st)

2007 10-11 (2-4 SLC-5th) 21-3 (10-0 SLC-1st)

2008 18-9 (3-3 SLC-4th) 22-3 (11-0 SLC-1st)

2009 12-10 (3-3 SLC) 9-12 (3-7 SLC-9th)

2010 - 8-14 (4-7 SLC-7th)

Totals 102-78 (23-23 SLC) 126-82 (57-35 SLC)

Assistant CoachGeorge Fourmaux3rd Year at Southeastern3rd Year at SoutheasternSoutheastern Louisiana ‘87Southeastern Louisiana ‘87

George Fourmaux is in his third season with theSoutheastern Louisiana tennis program as an assistantcoach.

The stint is the second for Fourmaux with the Lionsand Lady Lions, as he previously served as an assistantcoach during the 1999 and 2000 seasons. Fourmaux brings awealth of knowledge to the program as he has served as aUnited States Professional Tennis Association teaching pro-fessional for the past 11 years. Fourmaux also has served asthe Director of Tennis for the City of Hammond since 2004.

Before coaching and teaching full-time, Fourmauxwas an accomplished player, attaining top ten rankings atboth the state and regional levels. A 1987 Southeastern grad-uate, Fourmaux and his wife, Dedra reside in Hammond withtheir son, Christopher.


Career Honors:

- 2010 All-Louisiana (Honorable Mention)

- 2009 All-Louisiana (Second Team)

2010: Named to the All-Louisiana team for the second straightseason … Moved into the top spot for the first time this season,posting a 12-9 record at No. 1 … Was 7-4 in singles matches ver-sus league opposition … Recorded a five-match singles win streakduring the latter part of the regular season … Streak included wins

over league champion Northwestern State, Louisiana Tech, Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston Stateand Central Arkansas … Also won at No. 1 versus Southland runner up UT Arlington in three sets …Also earned singles victories versus Alcorn State, UNO, Jackson State, UTSA, Butler and Nicholls… Was 7-13 in doubles play at No. 1 with a pair of partners … Teamed with Morgane Dadot for a 4-6 mark and Camille Pilon for a 3-7 record.

2009: Was very impressive in her first season with the Lady Lions, posting a 14-7 singles mark atthe No. 2 position … Won four singles matches in a row on two different occasions … Started thespring with a 4-0 record in singles play … Recorded a 6-4 record in singles play versus SouthlandConference opponents … Teamed with Iva Velkovska for a 10-9 mark at No. 1 doubles … A secondteam All-Louisiana selection.

Personal: Born February 16, 1990 in Royan, France… Daughter of Michel Chelini and GenevieveRiveau… has one brother … likes hanging out withfriends and traveling... Majoring in biology and mathe-matics.


2010 Lady Lion Profiles

Audrey CheliniSophomore • 2LSophomore • 2LBordeaux, FranceBordeaux, France

Chelini Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2009 14-7 10-92010 12-9 7-13Totals 26-16 17-22


Career Honors:

- 2010 All-Louisiana (Second Team)

2010: Was one of two Lady Lions named to the All-Louisianateam, earning second team honors … Finished the spring with ateam-best 15-6 singles record … Was 7-1 at No. 4, 3-0 at No. 3and 5-5 at No. 2 … Tied for the team lead with a 7-4 mark versusSouthland Conference opposition … Started the season with 10-1record … Won four straight versus Alcorn State, UNO, Louisiana-

Monroe and Jackson State to open the year … After suffering first loss, rolled off six straight wins inmatches versus Texas State, UTSA, Houston, McNeese State, Butler and Nicholls … Two of herlosses came in three-set matches … Closed the season with impressive 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 2 overUT Arlington’s Katarina Micochova in the first round of the Southland Tournament … Was 6-13 indoubles play with teammates Audrey Chelini (4-6) and Nina Schmied (2-7).

2009: Was one of three Lady Lions with double-digit singles victories … Finished spring with a 10-10 singles mark, playing predominantly at the No. 3 position … Showed marked improvement asseason progressed, winning four of her last six singles matches of the spring … Teamed with AshleyLongoria to finish 5-11 in doubles play at the No. 2 spot.

Personal: Born February, 15 1989 in Reunion, France ... daughter of Dominique Dadot andDominique Guillarmet has two brothers ... hobbiesare hanging out with friends and dancing ...Majoring in management.



Morgane DadotSophomore • 2LSophomore • 2LReunion, FranceReunion, France

Dadot Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2009 10-10 5-132010 15-6 6-13Totals 25-16 11-26


2010: Played at the bottom of the singles draw, posting a 6-9 sin-gles mark … Played at No. 6 (4-8), No. 5 (1-1) and No. 4 (1-0) …Singles wins came versus Tulane, Alcorn State, Jackson State,Butler, Nicholls and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi … After she anddoubles partner Annika Hanke opened the season with four dou-bles losses, the pair bounced back to finish with a team-best 9-11record at No. 3 … Duo was a team-best 5-4 in league matches.

2009: Finished the season with an 8-10 singles record at the No. 5position … Was a solid 4-6 in SLC singles matches with wins versus Nicholls State, CentralArkansas, Lamar and McNeese State … Was 0-5 in doubles play with two different partners.

Personal: Born September 15,1988 in Lauchheim, Germany ….daughter of Thomas and GerlindeHanke … has three siblings … hobbies arecooking and travelling … majoring in market-ing.



AnnikaHankeSophomore • 2LSophomore • 2LLauchheim, GermanyLauchheim, Germany

Hanke Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2009 9-10 0-52010 6-9 9-11Totals 15-19 9-16


2010: Saw action in both singles and doubles play … Was 1-9 insingles play, playing at the bottom half of the singles draw …Defeated Jackson State’s Asha Saravana Mohan, 6-0, 6-2 at No. 5… After she and doubles partner Annika Hanke opened the sea-son with four doubles losses, the pair bounced back to finish witha team-best 9-11 record at No. 3 … Duo was a team-best 5-4 inleague matches.

Personal: Born March 13, 1988 in Focsani, Romania… daughter of Nicusor and Nela Hagiu … has ayounger sister … hobbies are listening to music andreading … majoring in accounting.

2010: Worked her way into the singles lineup, playing at the bot-tom of the draw … Posted a 5-12 record, playing predominantly atNo. 5 … Was 3-4 in Southland singles matches … Recorded 2-1mark in three-set singles matches … Won three-set matches ver-sus McNeese State and Butler … Earned straight set wins versusAlcorn State, Stephen F. Austin and Lamar … Only played in twodoubles matches … Teamed with Mia Hagiu and AlexandraLindahl once each, both times at No. 3.

Personal: Born March 14, 1991 in Badajoz, Spain ...daughter of Juan Brito and Juana Cardoso ... has onesister ... Hobbies are listening to music and hangingout with friends ... majoring in psychology.



MiaHagiuSophomore • 1LSophomore • 1LFocsani, RomaniaFocsani, Romania

Hagiu Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2010 1-9 9-12

IsabelBritoFreshman • 1LFreshman • 1LBadajoz, SpainBadajoz, Spain

Brito Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2010 5-12 0-2


2010: Saw limited action during the season … Defeated AlcornState’s Tatiana Moreno, 7-5, 6-0, at No. 6 singles in Southeastern’s 7-0 win over the Lady Braves … Teamed once with Isabel Brito at No. 3doubles, losing 8-3 to the Houston pair of Laura Ring and MajaKazmieruk.

Personal: Born June 8, 1990 in Espoo, Finland ... daughter of AndersLindahl and Camilla Charpentier ... has one brother and one sister ...hobbies are sailing and traveling ... majoring in political science.

2010: One of three Lady Lions to post a winning singles record dur-ing the spring … Recorded an 11-9 record, playing all but twomatches at No. 3 … Had a pair of three-match singles winningstreaks … Early in the season, ran off a stretch of five wins in sixmatches that included victories versus Louisiana-Monroe, JacksonState, Texas State, UTSA and Houston … Was 4-3 in three-set sin-gles matches … Had wins over Central Arkansas, Southern Missand Lamar in the final month of the season … Was 6-13 in doublesplay with partners Audrey Chelini (3-7) and Camille Pilon (3-6).

Personal: Born December 16, 1989 in Orleans,France … the only child of Marie-France Pilon … likeshanging out with friends and going to restaurants ...majoring in marketing.



AlexandraLindahlFreshman • 1LFreshman • 1LHelsinki, FinlandHelsinki, Finland

Lindahl Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2010 1-0 0-1

CamillePilonFreshman • 1LFreshman • 1LOrleans, FranceOrleans, France

Pilon Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2010 11-9 6-13




2010: Finished her freshman campaign with a 6-15 mark in singlesplay … Split time between No. 2 (2-8) and No. 4 (4-7) … Singlesvictories came versus Alcorn State, Butler, Nicholls, Jackson State,Louisiana Tech and Stephen F. Austin … Was 5-13 in doubles playwith partners Camille Pilon (3-6) and Morgane Dadot (2-7) …Played all but one match in doubles play at No. 2.

Personal: Born May 15, 1991 in St. Poelten, Austria … daughterof Heinz and Gabriele Schmied … has a younger brother … hob-

bies watching movies and hanging out with friends … majoring in sports management.

NinaSchmiedFreshman • 1LFreshman • 1LMaria Anzbach, AustriaMaria Anzbach, Austria

Schmied Year-By-YearYear Singles Doubles

2010 6-15 5-13


SINGLESName Spring Record Pct. Streak SLC No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6Isabel Brito 5-12 .294 L2 3-4 - - - - 5-9 0-3Audrey Chelini 12-9 .571 L3 7-4 12-9 - - - - -Morgane Dadot 15-6 .714 W1 7-4 - 5-5 3-0 7-1 - -Mia Hagiu 1-9 .100 L7 0-6 - - - 0-1 1-4 0-4Annika Hanke 6-9 .400 L1 2-5 - - - 1-0 1-1 4-8Alexandra Lindahl 1-0 1.000 W1 0-0 - - - - - 1-0Camille Pilon 11-9 .550 L1 5-6 - 1-1 10-8 - - -Nina Schmied 6-15 .286 L5 2-8 - 2-8 - 4-6 - -Totals 58-69 .457 26-37 12-9 8-14 13-8 12-9 7-14 6-15

DOUBLESName Spring Record Pct. Streak SLC No. 1 No. 2 No. 3Chelini/Dadot 4-6 .400 W1 1-3 4-6 - -Pilon/Schmied 3-6 .333 L1 1-3 - 3-6 -Hagiu/Hanke 9-11 .450 L1 5-4 - 2-0 7-11Brito/Lindahl 0-1 .000 L1 0-0 - - 0-1Chelini/Pilon 3-7 .300 L3 2-4 3-7 - -Dadot/Schmied 2-7 .222 L7 1-4 0-1 2-6 -Brito/Hagiu 0-1 .000 L1 0-1 - - 0-1Totals 22-39 .361 10-19 7-14 7-12 8-13

2010 Honors

All-Louisiana:

Morgane Dadot (Second Team)Audrey Chelini (Honorable Mention)

2010 SPRING RESULTS (8-14, 4-7 SLC)Date SLU Opponent Opp. Score

1/31 7 Alcorn State 02/6 1 at Tulane 62/8 2 at UNO 52/20 2 at Louisiana-Monroe 52/21 7 at Jackson State 02/27 1 at UT Arlington* 62/28 2 at Texas State* 53/2 4 at UTSA* 33/3 2 at Houston 53/7 2 at McNeese State* 53/11 7 Butler 03/13 5 Nicholls* 23/19 0 Purdue 7

3/20 6 Louisiana Tech 13/27 5 Stephen F. Austin* 23/28 2 Sam Houston State* 5

4/2 1 Northwestern State* 6

4/3 4 Central Arkansas* 04/12 1 at Southern Miss 6

Date SLU Opponent Opp. Score

4/17 2 at Lamar* 54/18 1 vs. A&M-Corpus Christi*# 54/23 1 vs. UT Arlington*$ 4

* - Southland Conference match# - Beaumont, Texas$ - Corpus Christi, Texas (Southland Championships)Home matches in Bold

Southeastern victories in italics


2010 Lady Lion Stats/Results


Singles Results

Isabel Brito (5-12, 3-4 SLC)

1/31 No. 5 W vs. Dasha Rud, Alcorn State, 6-1, 6-2

2/6 No. 6 L vs. Hila Elster, Tulane, 6-2, 6-0

2/8 No. 6 L vs. Sofija Karalic, UNO, 6-2, 1-6, 6-3

2/20 No. 6 L vs. Ana Burjaili, ULM, 6-2, 1-6

3/3 No. 5 L vs. Laura Ring, Houston, 6-3, 6-3

3/7 No. 5 W vs. Maria Frausto, MCN, 0-6, 6-1, 6-3*

3/11 No. 5 W vs. C. Thompson, Butler, 0-6, 6-2, 10-7

3/13 No. 5 L vs. Sanja Stanojcic, Nicholls, 6-2, 6-4*

3/19 No. 5 L vs. Imogen Golder, Purdue, 6-1, 6-0

3/20 No. 5 L vs. Alena Erofeyeva, La Tech, 6-1, 6-3

3/27 No. 5 W vs. Tatiana Smolnikova, SFA, 7-5, 6-2*

3/28 No. 5 L vs. Nadia Dubyanskaya, SAM, 6-3, 6-2*

4/2 No. 5 L vs. A. Nedorostova, NWLA, 6-0, 6-1*

4/12 No. 5 L vs. Zoe Lee, Southern Miss, 6-3, 6-2

4/17 No. 5 W vs. Manami Kuroda, Lamar, 6-0, 6-1*

4/18 No. 5 L vs. LeAnne Mascall, Corpus, 6-4, 7-5*

4/23 No. 5 L vs. Daiana Negreanu, UTA, 6-1, 6-2

Audrey Chelini (12-9, 7-4 SLC)

1/31 No. 1 W vs. Arielle Buchman, Alcorn, 6-2, 6-3

2/6 No. 1 L vs. Mariam Kurdadze, Tulane, 7-5, 6-0

2/8 No. 1 W vs. Kozue Matsumoto, UNO, 7-5, 6-3

2/20 No. 1 L vs. Lena Satge, ULM, 6-3, 4-6, 11-9

2/21 No. 1 W vs. Angela Rose, Jackson St., 6-2, 6-4

2/27 No. 1 W vs. K. Micochova, UTA, 3-6, 6-4, 10-5*

2/28 No. 1 L vs. Andrea Giraldo, TXST, 6-4, 7-5*

3/2 No. 1 W vs. Micaela Silva, UTSA, 6-2, 6-0*

3/3 No. 1 L vs. Bryony Hunter, Houston, 6-2, 6-4

3/7 No. 1 L vs. Ralista Pirdopska, MCN, 6-1, 6-4*

3/11 No. 1 W vs. G. Bobrowski, Butler, 6-1, 6-4

3/13 No. 1 W vs. Florina Nosca, NSU, 6-3, 0-6, 6-2*

3/19 No. 1 L vs. Michelle Sammons, PU, 6-2, 6-2

3/20 No. 1 W vs. V. ten Dolle, LTU, 7-6, 4-6, 10-5

3/27 No. 1 W vs. Roxana Enica, SFA, 6-7, 6-4, 10-6*

3/28 No. 1 W vs. Federica Denti, SHSU, 5-3, ret.*

4/2 No. 1 W vs. Bazhanova, NWLA, 2-6, 6-1, 7-6*

4/3 No. 1 W vs. Petra Keilova, UCA, 6-1, 6-1*

4/12 No. 1 L vs. Vroni van Berlo, USM, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1

4/17 No. 1 L vs. Mariayeni Gutierrez, LU, 6-1, 6-2*

4/18 No. 1 L vs. Mirna Cicak, A&M-CC, 6-2, 6-3*

Morgane Dadot (15-6, 7-4 SLC)

1/31 No. 3 W vs. Kati Hoepelmann, Alcorn, 6-4, 6-2

2/8 No. 4 W vs. Ceara Howey, UNO, 4-6, 7-6, 11-9

2/20 No. 4 W vs. Monika Winkel, ULM, 7-6, 6-3

2/21 No. 4 W vs. Brittany Guevez, JSU, 6-0, 6-1

2/27 No. 4 L vs. M. Martinez-Romer, UTA, 6-0, 6-3*

2/28 No. 4 W vs. Mariana Perez, Texas St., 6-0, 6-1*

3/2 No. 4 W vs. Vivian Carrillo, UTSA, 6-1, 6-1*

3/3 No. 4 W vs. Maja Kazimieruk, Houston, 6-0, ret.

3/7 No. 4 W vs. Petra Gudelj, McNeese 6-0, 6-2*

3/11 No. 3 W vs. Becky Jenkins, Butler, 7-5, 6-2

3/13 No. 3 W vs. Kalyanasundarm, NICH, 6-0, 6-0*

3/19 No. 2 L vs. Jennifer Rabot, Purdue, 6-1, 6-1

3/20 No. 2 W vs. Cecile Vichery, La. Tech, 6-0, 6-2

3/27 No. 2 W vs. Alina Shazkho, SFA, 6-1, 6-2*

3/28 No. 2 W vs. G. Pozzan, SAM, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3*

4/2 No. 2 L vs. A. Curukovic, NWLA, 3-6, 6-3, 10-8*

4/3 No. 2 W vs. Lisa Mainz, UCA, 6-2, 6-0*

4/12 No. 2 L vs. S. Dellocono, USM, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3

4/17 No. 2 L vs. Kaltrina Harbuzi, Lamar, 6-3, 6-3*

4/18 No. 2 L vs. Doris Kuselj, A&M-CC, 6-2, 6-4*

4/23 No. 2 W vs. Katarina Micochova, UTA, 6-0, 6-0

Mia Hagiu (1-9, 0-6 SLC)

2/6 No. 4 L vs. Lindsay Dvorak, Tulane, 6-1, 6-1

2/8 No. 5 L vs. Amber Garza, UNO, 7-6, 6-1

2/21 No. 5 W vs. A. Saravana Mohan, JSU, 6-0, 6-2

2/27 No. 5 L vs. Daiana Negreanu, UTA, 6-2, 6-3*

2/28 No. 5 L vs. Kiki Kruse, Texas State, 6-0, 6-1*

3/2 No. 5 L vs. Sarah Adams, UTSA, 6-3, 7-5*

3/3 No. 6 L vs. Neila Starratt, Houston, 6-0, 6-1

3/28 No. 6 L vs. Cally Woerner, SHSU, 6-0, 4-6, 6-1*

4/2 No. 6 L vs. Bianca Schulz, NWLA, 6-4, 6-0*

4/17 No. 6 L vs. Diana Mendez, Lamar, 6-1, 6-1*

Annika Hanke (6-9, 2-5 SLC)

1/31 No. 4 W vs. Nancy Gonzales, Alcorn St., 6-4, 6-0

2/6 No. 5 W vs. Emma Helisten, Tulane, 6-3, 6-7, 10-7

2/20 No. 5 L vs. Vivian Polak, ULM, 6-1, 6-0

2/21 No. 6 W vs. Valentina Prado, Jackson St., 6-3, 6-0

2/27 No. 6 L vs. Nikola Matovicova, UTA, 6-3, 6-3*

2/28 No. 6 L vs. Nyssa Peele, Texas State, 7-6, 6-1*

3/2 No. 6 L vs. Katie Ottenbreit, UTSA, 6-2, 7-5*

3/7 No. 6 L vs. Kwynn Biggs, McNeese St., 6-3, 7-5*

3/11 No. 6 W vs. Kate Panawash, Butler, 6-3, 6-1

3/13 No. 6 W vs. Melissa Harrison, NICH, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2*

3/19 No. 6 L vs. Gisella Pere, Purdue, 7-5, 6-2

3/27 No. 6 L vs. Alice Pacaut, SFA, 6-2, 6-3*

4/12 No. 6 L vs. Shannon Rogers, USM, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4

4/18 No. 6 W vs. Nadia Filmalter, A&M-CC, 6-1, 7-6*

4/23 No. 6 L vs. Nikola Matovicova, UTA, 6-4, 6-4

Alexandra Lindahl (1-0, 0-0 SLC)

1/31 No. 6 W vs. Tatiana Moreno, Alcorn State, 7-5, 6-0

Camille Pilon (11-9, 5-6 SLC)

2/6 No. 3 L vs. Emma Levy, Tulane, 6-0, 6-2

2/8 No. 3 L vs. Kristina Martic, UNO, 6-1, 4-6, 6-7

2/20 No. 3 W vs. Sidney Bruscato, ULM, 6-4, 6-3

2/21 No. 3 W vs. Paulina Vargas, JSU, 6-3, 2-6, 10-4

2/27 No. 3 L vs. Monika Hadvigerova, UTA, 6-1, 6-1*

2/28 No. 3 W vs. Gabriela Rojas, Texas State, 6-2, 6-3*

3/2 No. 3 W vs. Kavya Menon, UTSA, 6-2, 7-6*

3/3 No. 3 W vs. Elena Kazakova, Houston, 6-0, 6-4

3/7 No. 3 L vs. Victoria Martinez, MCN, 6-3, 5-7, 10-3*

3/11 No. 2 W vs. Natali Jaimes, Butler, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3

3/13 No. 2 L vs. Natalia Zamora, Nicholls, 6-4, 6-3*

3/19 No. 3 L vs. Bhavani Tirumurti, Purdue, 6-4, 6-4

3/20 No. 3 W vs. Maartje de Wit, La. Tech, 6-2, 6-0

3/27 No. 3 W vs. Paola Muntuenga, SFA, 7-5, 7-6*

3/28 No. 3 L vs. T. Postnikova, SAM, 1-6, 6-3, 6-3*

4/2 No 3 L vs. Martina Rubesova, NWLA, 6-4, 6-4*

4/3 No. 3 W vs. Kazumi Otani, UCA, 6-2, 6-1*

4/12 No. 3 W vs. Elja van Berlo, USM, 7-6, 5-7, 10-8

4/17 No. 3 W vs. Manijee Ashrafi, LU, 6-2, 2-6, 13-11*

4/18 No. 3 L vs. Bianca Discordia, A&M-CC, 6-1, 6-2*

Nina Schmied (6-15, 2-8 SLC)

1/31 No. 2 W vs. Claudia Gonzalez, Alcorn, 6-2, 6-3

2/6 No. 2 L vs. Liz Hamlin, Tulane, 6-1, 6-4

2/8 No. 2 L vs. Cassandra Escobar, UNO, 6-4, 6-1

2/20 No. 2 L vs. Claire Clark, ULM, 6-1, 6-1

2/21 No. 2 W vs. Geneva Warren, Jackson St., 6-1, 6-0

2/27 No. 2 L vs. Klara Jagasova, UTA, 6-2, 6-3*

2/28 No. 2 L vs. Melissa Hadad, Texas State, 7-6, 6-2*

3/2 No. 2 L vs. C. Dedering, UTSA, 2-6, 6-4, 10-8*

3/3 No. 2 L vs. Joanna Kacprzyk, Houston, 6-2, 6-3

3/7 No. 2 L vs. Ilona Serchenko, McNeese, 6-2, 6-0*

3/11 No. 4 W vs. Brittany Farmer, Butler, 6-4, 6-4

3/13 No. 4 W vs. Tatiana Denezhkina, NICH, 6-4, 6-2*

3/19 No. 4 L vs. Anna Dushkina, Purdue, 6-2, 6-2

3/20 No. 4 W vs. Rocio Juarez, La. Tech, 7-6, 7-6

3/27 No. 4 W vs. Sanjana Kapur, SFA, 6-0, 6-2*

3/28 No. 4 L vs. Sheridan Currie, SHSU, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2*

4/2 No. 4 L vs. Kathrin Lange, NWLA, 7-6, 6-3*

4/12 No. 4 L vs. Lauren Gutterman, USM, 6-1, 6-1

4/17 No. 4 L vs. Natalia Mayagoitia, Lamar, 7-5, 6-0*

4/18 No. 4 L vs. Adrienne Kovacs, A&M-CC, 6-4, 6-2*

4/23 No. 4 L vs. Maria Martinez-Romer, UTA, 6-0, 6-2

* - Southland Conference Match


2010 Lady Lion Individual Results



All-Time Men’s Tennis Roster

Acosta, Freddy 1977-78Acuna, Fernando 1977-78Alford, Gaylon 1956Alvarez, Wilson 1979-80Anderson, Mickael 1985-87Auellar, William 1968Ayala, Carlos 1982-84Babinciuc, Ilie 2005-06Ball, Mike 1969Barker, James 1967Barzenick, Jay 1981-84Bennhage, Hakan 1987-90Bergeron, Paul 1964-65Bezdecka, Jan 2009Biarneix, Alexis 2008-09Bilbao, Gilberto 1977-78Bilbao, Ricardo 1974, 75-77Birkett, Paul 2002-05Bishop, Julian 1953, 55Bogus, Brian 2002Bohlinger, Hall 1963Bonneval, Art 1981-83Borjeson, Ulf 1987-90Botero, David 1978-81Braud, Arlen 1985Breaud, Ronnie 1960Breiding, Juan 1993-94Breland, Mike 1963Brinkley, Mike 1960-61Brown, James 1968Brown, Leon 1954-55Buquoi, Harold 1965-68Callicott, Richard 1969Camillo, Anthony 1953Capitano, Boh 1993Capovin, Guillaume 2009Carillo, Jose 1996Carter, Norwood 1959Carter, Thad 1962Carter, William 1958, 60Chauvin, Johnny 1972-74Clark, George 1964-66Clark, Mike 1986Clayborne, Tommy 1964Clayton, Dan 1955-56Clayton, Don 1956Comba, Thomas 2000-02Combs, Robert 1954-55Compretta, Paul 1995Cordoba, Damien 2009Costa, Bernardo 2003Courtney, George 1968Courtney, Harold 1967Cousin, Mike 1974-75, 77Crais, Donald 1969Crais, Robert 1968-70Cutinho, Carlos 1979Darlis, Medhi 2007-08Darveau, Phillipe 2001Davies, Tom 1972-73Davis, Alden 1960, 63Deamer, Alvin 1971Dennis, Barry 1988-89Derkay, Pavol 2008-09Descant, Morgan 2001D’Haeseleer, Ron 1996Dickenson, Charles 1973-75DiDomenica, A 1955Distefano, Vincent 1974-75Donegan, Bill 1959Duerr, Daniel 2009Eisele, Robert 1991Enke, Benjamin 2009Eriksson, Joachim 1992

Eyster, Warren 1975Fairchild, Chuck 1972Faisal, Ernesto 1996Fernandes, Jose 1979-82Fjellstrom, Ola 1988, 90-91Flink, Robert 2000Ford, Terry 1970-71Frazier, Brett 1968Gan, Michael 1986Garcia, Gonzalo 1992Garcia, Edgar 2002-03Garcia-Martin, Gonzalo 1993Gardsbane, Sam 1991Girolet, Lionel 1994Goddard, Brian 1966Gourrier, Sam 1959-61Grubb, Wayne 1972Grush, Lee 1969Guagliardo, Don 1963Gubert, John 1963, 65Guette, Andy 1967Hagman, Tommy 1981-84Hall, Wayne 1970-71Harper, William 1955-56, 58Hatch, Robert 1960-61Hawkins, Jesse 1996-99Hicks, Mike 1978Higgins, Edward 1963Higgins, Mike 1980Holliday, Allan 1977-78Holmblad, Lars 1985-86Hopkins, J. David 1961Hormann, Ricardo 1987-88Huremovic, Haris 2006Hyde, Billy 1965Hymel, Octave 1964Jonnson, Mikael 1987-89Jonnson, Stefan 1984, 86-87Joyner, Glenn 1956-57Kelleher, Patrick 1957, 59Keymer, Gabriel 1990-92Kocik, Miro 1995Koshe, Don 1954Krivka, Ondrej 2005-08Kwasniewicz, Jakub 2007-08Lamury, Lee 1972Landivar, Carlos 1985-88Langvardt, Patrik 1992Leboucher, Matt 2006-07Ledoux, Horace 1957Leon, Julio 1971Leong-Son, Michael 1999-2000Lindberg, Jesper 1995-98Lindelof, Mats 1997-2001Linton, Billy 1966Lobb, Don 1959Loomis, David 1968Lopes, Luis 1979-82Lousao, Julien 2005-07Marino, Don 1955-57, 58Marrapodi, Frank 1953-54Marres, Clifton 1966Martin, Charlie Mack 1953Martin, Gonzalo 1963Martinez, Felipe 1974Matherne, Donald 1962Mathews, Tom 1956McConnell, Ronald 1968-69, 71Medicus, Jerry 1966-67Morris, Bowen 1969Myrick, John 1955Napoli, Dario 1997-98Nelson, Paul 1964Nemec, Matej 2004

Norbye, Christopher 1994-95Nunez, Hugo 1981-82Nussbaum, Olivier 2003-05Olsson, Leif 1985-88Ossandon, Ignacio 1977-80Ott, Donald 1963-66Pasqua, Frank 1964Paunic, Vladimir 2006-08Perez, Galo 1972-73Persson, Torbjorn 1983-86Pfister, Bill 1980Pietri, Paul 1956-57, 59Pirone, Ray 1953-54Pitt, Dudley 1956-57Pivcevic, Dalibor 1990-91Planche, Willie 1957Pommells, Ronald 1968Prottsman, Whit 2002-03Rainer, Stefan 1993-94Ratliff, John 1954Reich, Erich 1989-91Reviere, Andre 1972Rhodes, Lee 1963Rogers, Emmett 1954Romano, John 1953Roussel, Julien 2008-09Rummel, Christopher 1991Saal, Pete 1961Schieber, Robert 1954-56Segovia, Juan 1992-94Selzer, Joel 1975Silva, Juan 2002Siska, Stepan 2009Smaali, Elies 1999Smith, Josh 2003-04Songy, Chris 1994Sorrano, Roberto 1973Stewart, Nexus 2007Subirats, Eric 2001-03Svensson, Lars 1983-84Tate, Matt 2002-04Taylor, Woodrow 1959Tessier, Aaron 1997-2001Theriot, Harvey 1957-58Thibodeau, Simon 1992Tolleson, Charles 1954-55, 57-58Tornqvist, Pontus 1981-82Tracey, Joshua 2007-09Trellue, Edwin 1961Trichel, Ryan 2004Trojan, Jaroslav 2005Truyol, Javier 1991-94Udaya, Yayang 2000Van Gelder, Sander 1992-95Vasovic, Milos 2001-04Veiga, Nuno 1991-94Vial, David 1972-73Vissers, Maarten 1999-2000Warren, Chad 1995-98Watson, Michael 1968Weiss, Don 1970Williams, Dale 1959-60, 62Williams, John 1964-67Wilson, Bill 1957, 59Wilson, Don 1967Wilson, Wayne 1956Wooley, Wayne 1964Yuwatchit, Komsun 1989-90Zieleniecki, Olivier 2004-07



All-Time Women’s Tennis Roster

Adams, Suzy 1996

Allbaugh, Nicole 1997-99

Alonzo, Becky 1982-84

Anwender, Claudia 1991-94

Arnaudovska, Emilija 2005-08

Bajon, Bonnie 1985-87

Basirico, Laura 2003

Bentz, Ann 1977

Berg, Karen 1977

Beron, Lynn 1986

Bjorklund, Marianne 1989

Bohling, Amy 1996

Bowler, Ginger 1976

Bradonjic, Maja 2005-08

Breaux, Elizabeth 1994

Brito, Isabel 2010

Brown, Heather 1995

Brown, Kim 1993

Chambers, Carrie 1997-99

Chelini, Audrey 2009-10

Colic, Aleksandra 2007

Cottrell, Vicki 1976

Cox, Katherine 1981

Crossland, Becky 1977

Dadot, Morgane 2009-10

Davies, Becky 1981

Dedesma, Jessica 1989

De Rooij, Judith 1997-98

Dougherty, Karen 1979-80

DuPlooy, Anna 1999-2001

Eckman, Maria 1985-88

Ellington, Cadence 2002

Faisal, Maria 1994-96

Frost, Laura 2001-02

Fury, Cory 1983-85

Gabaji, Fatema 1979-80

Garcia-Martin, Noela 1993-95

Geary, Gretchen 1988

Gero, Sue 1976

Gorney, Pauline 1978

Gromer, Simone 1993

Hagiu, Mia 2010

Hanke, Annika 2009-10

Henderson, Amy 1990-91

Heslin, Lisa 1988

Hultqvist, Carina 2001-02

Jarhall, Lisa 1984

Johannesen, Suzie 1981

Johannson, Malin 1995

Knavs, Nina 2005-08

Knighen, Jill 2003

Kovac, Breda 2005-08

Krail, Suzanne 1981

Krebs, Marlis 1991-92

Lacoste, Jennifer 1985-87

Laird, Cindy 1985-87

Lea, Melinda 1982

Ledesma, Jessica 1990

Legarde, Liz 1979

LeGrange, Inge 2003-04

Leopoldus, Christy 1983-84

Leopoldus, Teri 1984-85

Lewis, Jessica 2000-01

Lewis, Rhonda 1978

Lindhal, Alexandra 2010

Longoria, Ashley 2009

McGaughey, Nikki 2000

McLeod, Lisa 2002

McMahon, Melanie 1977-78

Mette, Anne 2000-01

Miazaga, Dana 1976

Mohl, Karin 2001

Muller, Iris 1989-92

Nedorostova, Simona 1995-98

Nicholls, Penny 1979

O’Brien, Marie 1991-92

Petersson, Cina 1984-87

Petersson, Pia 1994

Phillips, Bonnie 2005-08

Pilon, Camille 2010

Puflerova, Zdenka 2003-05

Reeves, Terri 1977, 79

Reynolds, Vivian 1978

Rivero, Olgvito 1982-85

Rivero, Roxanna 1983-84, 86

Rizelia, Yessica 2001-04

Rocha, Edith 1977-78

Sanjuan, Melanie 2003-04

Sauter, Nina 1989

Schenck, Laurie 1980

Schmidt, Megan 1993

Schmied, Nina 2010

Seger, Maria 1990-93

Simurkova, Jana 2005-08

Singleton, Sharon 1978

Skinner, Carla 1996

Smekalova, Renata 1993-94

Smit, Stutti 1999

Sornas, Ingrid 1988

Spano, Glenda 1987-88

Spica, Debbie 1978

Steward, Nadine 2009

Swanepoel, Brownwyn 2000

Tessier, Natalie 1997-99

Toohey, Janice 1976

Vancikova, Denisa 1993-96

Velkovska, Iva 2006-09

Vetezica, Mijana 1989-90

Vosloo, Justine 2002-04

Weil, Leslie 1983

Welch, Janet 1976

Winn, Janice 1979-82

Wong, Vanessa 2003-04

Wynn, Mary 1979, 81

Zaruski, Klementyna 1999-01

Current Lady Lions in Bold


Individual Season Wins (Pos.)

27-3, Tobie Persson (#3), 198627-4, Ignacio Ossandon (#1), 197924-3, Ulf Borjesson (#1), 198924-3, Leif Olsson (#6), 198824-4, Hakan Bennhage (#4), 198824-6, Lars Holmblad (#1), 198624-6, Stefan Jonsson (#6), 198623-3, Mikael Jonsson (#3), 198923-7, Mikael Anderrson (#5), 198622-2. Joe Yuwachit (#5), 198922-3, Erich Reich (#6), 198922-3, Hakan Bennhage (#4), 198922-4, Hakan Bennhage (#4), 1987

Individual Career Wins

84-18, Hakan Bennhage ‘87-’9083-30, Tobie Persson ‘83-’8681-19, Ola Fjellstrom ‘87-’9174-16, Ignacio Ossandon ‘77-’8073-28, Mikael Anderrson ‘85-’8771-23, Leif Olsson ‘85-’8864-14, Mikael Jonsson ‘87-’8959-37, Tommy Hagman ‘81-’8456-30, Sander Van Gelder ‘92-’9556-22, Ulf Borjesson ‘87-’9056-37, Javier Truyol ‘91-’9455-46, Carlos Ayala ‘82-’8553-26, Milos Vasovic 2001-0452-9, Vladimir Paunic 2006-08

50-34, Haris Huremovic 2003-06

LION TENNIS HONORS

ALL-AMERICANS

Division IISingles: Ignacio Ossandon, 1979-80Doubles: Ignacio Ossandon-DavidBotero 1979-80

NATIONALLY RANKED TEAMS

1977 - No. 12 (NCAA Div.II)1978 - No. 9 (NCAA Div. II)1979 - No. 5 (NCAA Div.II)1980 - No. 6 (NCAA Div.II)1987 - No. 28 (NCAA Div. I -ITCA/Volvo)

OLA FJELLSTROM (1987-91)

Amal, Sweden

Achieved the highest national rankingof any Lion in school history, reachingNo. 49 in 1990 • Third highest wintotal in Lions’ history • twice named tothe GTE Academic All-AmericanTeam.

HAKAN BENNHAGE (1987-90)

Trollhattan, Sweden

School’s all-time leader in career winswith a stellar 84-18 record • was the1987 Gulf Star Conference individualchampion as a freshman while postinga 22-4 record • posted three straight20-win seasons from 1987-89.

MIKAEL JONSSON (1987-89)

Norrkoping, Sweden

A GTE Academic All-America selection,Jonsson posted an impressive 64-14record in his Southeastern career •teamed with Ulf Borjesson to capturethe 1987 Gulf Star Conference doubleschampionship • went 23-3 in singles in1989.

ULF BORJESSON (1987-90)

Goteberg, Sweden

A member of the Lions 1987 Gulf StarConference championship team,Borjesson reached No. 68 in theRolex Collegiate Rankings • as anoutstanding juniors player in Sweden,defeated Wimbledon champions PatCash and Stefan Edberg.

Top Players in Lions History


Lion All-Time Records


Individual Season Wins

23-2, Iva Velkovska, 200622-1, Emilija Arnaudovska, 2008

22-1, Renata Smekalova, 199322-2, Renata Smekalova, 199421-4, Emilija Arnaudovska, 200620-2, Breda Kovac, 200720-3, Emilija Arnaudovska, 200720-3, Bonnie Phillips, 200720-3, Emilija Arnaudovska, 200520-4, Nina Knavs, 200620-5, Iva Velkovska, 200820-7, Anne Mette, 2000

Individual Career Wins

83-11, Emilija Arnaudovska, 2005-0881-13, Iva Velkovska, 2006-09

74-19, Bonnie Phillips, 2005-0866-19, Nina Knavs, 2005-0866-19, Iris Muller, 1989-9264-23, Jana Simurkova, 2005-0862-28, Breda Kovac, 2005-0858-37, Claudia Anwender, 1991-9452-26, Bonnie Bajon, 1984-87

49-22, Jennifer LaCoste, 1984-8748-8, Simona Nedorostova, 1995-97Doubles Single-Season Wins

19-1, Arnaudovska/Velkovska, 200717-2, Coric/Simurkova, 200717-4, Arnaudovska/Puflerova, 200516-2, Phillips/Simurkova, 200816-3, Arnaudovska/Velkovska, 200816-6, Knavs/Kovac, 200516-7, Arnaudovska/Velkovska, 200615-0, Gromer/Seger, 199315-2, Krebs/O’Brien, 199215-4, Doan/Mette, 200014-2, Muller/Anwender, 199114-3, Doan/Mohl, 200114-3, Anwender/Smekalova , 199314-7, Phillips/Simurkova, 200614-11, O. Rivero/R. Rivero 1984

Records set this year in bold

Top Players in Lady Lion History

LADY LIONS TENNIS HONORS• 1989-Iris Muller, Louisiana Freshman ofthe Year• 1993-Renata Smekalova, LouisianaNewcomer of the Year; Simone Gromer,TAAC Player of the Year• 1994-Renata Smekalova, TAAC Playerof the Year, GTE Academic All-American• 2000-Anne Mette, SLC Freshman of theYear• 2001-Karin Mohl, Louisiana Freshmanof the Year• 2005-Emilija Arnaudovska, LouisianaFreshman of the Year• 2006-Iva Velkovska, SLC Freshman ofthe Year, Louisiana Player and Freshmanof the Year• 2007-Emilija Arnaudovska, SLC Playerof the Year, NCAA SinglesChampionships participant• 2008-Emilija Arnaudovska, SLC Playerof the Year

IVA VELKOVSKA (2006-09)

Skopje, Macedonio

Four-time All-Louisiana selection •Three-time All-Southland Conferencechoice • 2006 Louisina Player andFreshman of the Year • Single-seasonrecord holder for wins (23) • Second inschool history with 81 career singles vic-tories.

EMILIJA ARNAUDOVSKA (2005-08)

Skopje, Macedonia

School’s career leader with 83-11 sin-gles record • became first player inschool history to compete in NCAASingles Championships in 2007 •Was named the SouthlandConference Player of the Year in2007 and 2008.

IRIS MULLER (1989-92)

Moeglingen, Germany

Third in career wins posting a 66-19record • went 17-3 in 1989 and wasranked 84th in the nation, the firstnational ranking by a Lady Lion •named Freshman of the Year by theLouisiana Sports Writers Associationin 1989.

RENATA SMEKALOVA (1993-94)

Bratislava, Slovakia

2002 Southeastern Hall of Fameinductee posted a 44-3 record in twoseasons in Hammond • the 1994Southeastern Female and TAACPlayer of the Year • astonishing sin-gles record of 22-1 in 1993 is the sec-ond-best in school history.


Lady Lion All-Time Records



Dr. John L. Crain serves as

Southeastern Louisiana

University’s fourteenth

President. After having served in an

interim capacity since last July the

University of Louisiana System Board

of Supervisors appointed him to the

university’s highest post in February.

Crain previously served as

Provost, the university’s highest aca-

demic post, for seven years. His 22

years of experience on the Hammond

campus includes head of the

Department of Accounting, chair of

the Council of Department Heads,

president of the Faculty Senate,

director of the Small Business

Development Center, and 13 years as

a full-time member of the accounting

faculty.

A Southeastern alumnus, Crain

holds a Bachelor of Science degree in

accounting, a Master of Business

Administration and Certified Public

Accountant status. He received his

doctoral degree in accountancy from

the University of Mississippi.

During his tenure at Southeastern, he

has chaired or served as a member

of over 50 university committees and

councils.

He is a member of numerous pro-

fessional, academic and community

organizations including the Louisiana

Blue Ribbon Commission for

Educational Excellence, the

Statewide Council of Chief Academic

Officers, the Lake Pontchartrain

Maritime Museum Board of Directors

and the Louisiana Children’s

Discovery Museum Board of

Directors.

Dr. John L. CrainUniversity President

Dr. Marvin Yates

Vice PresidentStudent Affairs

Wendy Johns-

Lauderdale

Vice PresidentUniversity Advancement

Dr. Joe Morris

ChairmanFaculty Athletic

Committee

Dr. Tammy Bourg

ProvostVice President

Academic Affairs

Stephen Smith

Vice PresidentAdministration and

Finance

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

Southeastern University

Presidents

Linus A. Sims 1925-33Y.L. Fontenot 1933-37J. Leon Clark 1937-44George W. Bond 1944-45Gladney J. Tinsley 1945-51Clark L. Barrow 1952-53Luther Dyson 1953-67J.B. Wooley (acting) 1967-68Clea E. Parker 1968-80J. Larry Crain 1980-86G. Warren Smith 1986-95Sally Clausen 1995-2001Randy Moffett 2001-08John L. Crain 2009-

University of Louisiana

System Board of

Supervisors

Elsie Burkhalter, ChairWinfred Sibille, Vice Chair

Wayne Parker, ParliamentarianPaul Aucoin

Andre CoudrainEdward J. Crawford, III

Dr. Mildred GallotGregory Hamer, Sr.E. Gerald Hebert

Jeff JenkinsRenee Lapeyrolerie

Jimmy Long, Sr.Russell Mosely

Carl ShetlerDr. Eunice Smith

Steven Jackson (student)



Bart Bellairs was named the 15th Directorof Athletics at Southeastern LouisianaUniversity on Nov. 24, 2009 after serving inthe same capacity at Savannah StateUniversity.

A former senior athletics administrator atVirginia Military Institute, Bellairs succeedsJoel Erdmann, who took a similar positionat South Alabama.

“We are excited to welcome Bart Bellairs toour staff,” said President John L. Crain.“He has a broad range of accomplishmentsin athletic administration and sharesSoutheastern’s focus on the ‘student’ partof the student-athlete equation. He has aproven track record in inspiring his athletesand staff to achieve their full potential,whether in the classroom or in athleticcompetition. And he has experience in

handling marketing, promotion, fundraisingand budgetary issues, important skills inthese days of tightened finances.”

“I liked what I saw at Southeastern from thestart but when my wife Jacki and I met thepeople, we knew we had found a home,”Bellairs said. “My whole life I have spenttime in college towns; growing up, as acoach, and as an administrator, and I havebeen blessed by living in some greatplaces. When I started preparing for theinterview I was very impressed with thecampus and the attention Southeasternpaid to supporting the students; but when Imet the people -- the faculty, coaches, andmembers of the community – I wanted tobe a part of it.”

At Southeastern, Bellairs will oversee 15NCAA Division I affiliated programs thatcompete in the Southland Conference.Since joining the Southland in 1997, theLions have captured 21 regular-season ortournament championships, including fourregular-season titles in women’s soccer,three in women’s tennis, two in men’s bas-ketball and two in men’s golf. Southeasternalso claimed the Southland Men’s All-Sports Trophy in 2008-09, highlighted bythe 2009 Men’s Outdoor Track and Fieldchampionship with the women’s soccerteam earning its first-ever berth to theNCAA Championships.

Prior to his move to Hammond, Bellairswas at Savannah State, an NCAA DivisionI program, with 15 teams, since July 2008.There he implemented an academics suc-

cess plan that included an academic “roadmap” for each student-athlete from regis-tration to graduation. He developed a TitleIX/Gender Equity program that involvedreworking the athletic budget to resolvelong-time problems with staffing, facilitiesand scholarships. During his tenure atSavannah State, football, men’s basket-ball, softball and women’s volleyball teamsall saw significant improvement in season-al wins.

Prior to joining Savannah State, Bellairsserved as senior associate director of inter-collegiate athletics from 2005 to 2008 andhead basketball coach from 1993 to 2005at VMI in Lexington, Va. Responsibilitiesincluded marketing and promotions, ticket

operations, management of the licensingprogram and serving as director for all keyathletic facilities. There he created newpricing strategies, athletic department pro-motions and new revenue streams. Ashead basketball coach, he was named theSouthern Conference Coach of the Year,the Virginia Coach of the Year and the“Sports Illustrated” Unknown Coach of theYear.

Bellairs also served as assistant basketballcoach at James Madison University inHarrisonburg, Va., from 1988 to 1993,where his teams saw one NCAA tourna-ment appearance and five NIT appear-ances; as assistant basketball coach at theUniversity of Massachusetts (1986-1988);assistant basketball coach at the Universityof Maryland (1984-1986); and head bas-ketball coach, head cross country coachand assistant baseball coach at WilkesCollege in Wilkes Barre, Pa. (1983-1985).

He holds a master of science degree inphysical education and athletics adminis-tration from Western Illinois University anda bachelor of arts degree insociology/social work from Warren WilsonCollege in Asheville, N.C. Bellairs and hiswife Jacki have five children.

Bart BellairsDirector of Athletics

Senior Athletic Administration

Hope Williams

Assistant AD forAcademicSuccess

Matt Sullivan

Assistant AD forMedia Relations

Andrew Bechac

Assistant AD forOperations and

Facilities


Why SOUTHEASTERN?

Southeastern is the third largest university inLouisiana, offering 70 undergraduate and graduatedegree programs. All of Southeastern's graduate pro-grams and 97% of undergraduate programs arenationally accredited. Southeastern now offers fivenew post-graduate degree programs, including theuniversity’s first doctoral program in EducationalLeadership and unique master’s degree programs inIntegrated Science and Technology, OrganizationalCommunication, Applied Sociology, and the Masterof Arts in Teaching.

Our classes are small in size, interaction is high,and faculty, not graduate students, teach 99 percentof our classes.

Southeastern also is the second largest provider ofdistance education among state universities. Ourmain campus and satellite campus sites in BatonRouge and St. Tammany and Livingston parishes areequipped to handle e-learning activities and studentshave access to computer labs in classroom buildings,residence halls, the War Memorial Student Unionand the Sims Memorial Library. A Student HelpDesk is available by phone, and Student ProductivityServices allows students to check out laptops, exter-nal zip drives, digital cameras, and CD burners.

Southeastern attracts highly qualified studentsthrough a competitive scholarship package based onACT scores and high school GPAs. Any beginning

freshman with an ACT of 24 or higher and a 3.0GPA is awarded an academic scholarship, some ofwhich include coverage of housing costs. TheSoutheastern Scholars Program allows high schoolstudents in any classification with an ACT 24 orhigher and a 3.0 GPA to enroll in Southeasternclasses and receive a scholarship of up to six hoursof tuition.

The Southeastern Channel, Southeastern’s educa-tion access cable channel, went on air on area cablestations in summer 2002, and offers original pro-gramming and telecourses that can be taken for col-lege credit.

Southeastern's Honors program offers an alterna-tive academic track in all departments and majors,and our Study Abroad program allows our studentsto explore the globe!

Alumni of Southeastern are successful in all areasof business, government, and entertainment.Internationally and nationally recognizedSoutheastern alumni include former ESPN sports-caster Robin Roberts, Federal Judge James Brady,and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist RussellCarollo.

Founded in 1925, Southeastern's campus andfacilities have grown to meet the needs of its stu-dents in today's technological environment. In recentyears, Southeastern has undergone a $90 millionconstruction program that has transformed the cam-pus, including new residential facilities, classroomand lab buildings, and a student activity center. Yetour campus still maintains its southern Louisianacharm, nestled in ancient oaks, pines, magnolias andcamellias.

Southeastern's Turtle Cove EnvironmentalResearch Center, located at Pass Manchac, offersstudents an ideal facility for wetlands research.Southeastern has received nearly $3 million in fed-eral funds to enhance environmental research pro-grams at the facility.

Another important benefit provided bySoutheastern is our textbook rental system.Southeastern is the only university in Louisiana, andone of just a few in the nation where you can rent,not buy, your textbooks. At Southeastern, you pay asmall rental fee at the beginning of the semester, andsimply turn your books back in at the end. You willstill have to purchase some paperbacks and work-books, but you'll save a bundle in comparison tobuying all your textbooks and then selling themback at a fraction of their cost.

Southeastern provides health services on campus.Southeastern's Health Center has full-time nursesMonday through Friday for minor incidents, and ifyour case is a bit more serious, physicians make"campus calls" every afternoon to diagnose and treatminor illnesses. Our Counseling Center providesindividual or group counseling to help our studentsto get back up when stressful times in college or lifein general gets them down. Career Services providescareer and educational counseling, help in choosinga major and finding a job.

Founded:

1925 as Southeastern Louisiana College

Location:

Hammond, La.

Size:

365 acres

Enrollment:

15,500

Schools and Colleges:

College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, College of Business, College ofEducation and Human Development, College of Nursing and Health Sciences,College of Science and Technology, School of Graduate Studies, Division ofGeneral Studies

Academic Offerings:

Associate degrees: 4; Bachelor's degrees, 57, Master's degrees, 18, DoctoralDegree, 1.

Student Activities:

Southeastern boasts over 80 student organizations from Student GovernmentAssociation to several nationally prominent fraternities and sororities

Size: 85,000 square feet

Features:• Four full-size basketball/volleyball courts• Six badminton courts• 1/8 mile elevated track• 11,000 square foot fitness room• Two racquetball courts • Twomeeting rooms• Two multi-purpose aerobic rooms• Locker rooms, sauna and a wellness suite

Southeastern's intramural andrecreation program includes activi-ties from group fitness programs toflag football. Tennis courts, a swim-ming pool and Southeastern's new85,000 square foot facility, theClaude B. Pennington Jr. StudentActivity Center, also provide stu-dents plenty of other opportunitiesto stay fit and healthy.

With more then 80 organizations,every Southeastern student can finda niche. Our school newspaper, TheLion's Roar, and our yearbook, LeSouvenir, welcome students interest-ed in journalism. KSLU,Southeastern's radio station and theSoutheastern Channel provide expe-rience for students who want to goon the air, just for fun or for on-the-job-training. Dynamic organizationssuch as the Campus Activities Boardand Residential Services sponsor funevents like Gumbo Ya-Ya in the falland Fais-Do-Do in the spring, serv-ing up tons of Louisiana mudbugs,jambalaya or gumbo. Homecomingin October is a weeklong celebrationfull of zany student fun and games,a huge bonfire and spirited parade.When strawberries ripen in localfields, the sweetest and juiciest starin their own "Strawberry Jubilee,"which also includes cool games, hotbands, and free eats like red beans

and rice and the biggest strawberrycake you've ever seen.

Fanfare, Southeastern's annualarts festival, opens the year-longseason of the Columbia Theatre forthe Performing Arts, our beautifullyrenovated historic theater in down-town Hammond. Fanfare and theColumbia enhance the quality of lifein the north shore region by offeringsome of the best in dance, exhibits,films, jazz, lectures, music and the-ater. Featured artists have includedworld-renowned celebrities such aspoet-actress-author Maya Angelou,actor James Earl Jones, astronautJames Lovell, and the legendaryPete Fountain, as well as our owntalented students and faculty.Students also have the opportunityto hear the best and brightest newmusicians, artists and actors from allover the world for free, or at spe-cially discounted student prices.

In fall 2005, the universityopened the final phase of our $55million housing program for stu-dents that features eight new state-of-the-art residence halls. All hous-ing on campus, including the apart-ment-style Southeastern Oaks andthe Village, features the amenitiestoday’s students seek such as priva-cy, cable TV, and wireless Internet.

In an era of considerable change in intercollegiate athletics, theSouthland Conference continues to be a model of stability and con-sistent achievement as it celebrates the academic and athletic accom-

plishments of its member institutions.What began as a small gathering of college administrators over 43

years ago, the Southland Conference has transformed itself into a dynam-ic and respected consortium of 12 member universities in three states.Beginning with a historic meeting of five institutions in Dallas on March15, 1963, that included current members Lamar University (then LamarState College of Technology) and the University of Texas at Arlington(then Arlington State College), the Southland Conference set on anextraordinary course that has proven successful well into its fifth decadeof existence.

On July 1, 2006, the Southland Conference commemorated anothermilestone as the league membership reached 12, marking the largest con-figuration ever for the organization. The addition of the University ofCentral Arkansas and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi expands the Southlandinto the Little Rock metro area and into the eighth largest city in Texas.UCA and A&M-Corpus Christi will immediately enhance the SouthlandConference in innumerable ways, including athletic and academic suc-cesses, strong and principled leadership, and strong fan support andmedia coverage.

All told, the revised membership of the Southland encompasses over160,000 current students and an alumni base of approximately 700,000.Famous alums from Southland Conference schools include formerPresident Lyndon B. Johnson (Texas State), CBSnews anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State),U.S. Central Command general Tommy Franks(UT-Arlington), NBA executive Joe Dumars(McNeese State), ABC news and sports anchorRobin Roberts (Southeastern Louisiana), countrymusic star George Strait (Texas State), MajorLeague Baseball stars Kevin Millar (Lamar) andBen Broussard (McNeese State), NBA legendScottie Pippen (Central Arkansas), and actor LouDiamond Phillips (UT-Arlington).

The cities of the Southland are diverse and pro-gressive, ranging from international business andcultural centers such as the Dallas/Fort Worthmetroplex, San Antonio and the New Orleansarea, to the historical cities of Nacogdoches,Texas, and Natchitoches, La., to the home of themodern oil boom, Beaumont, Texas, to the

unique Cajun French cultures found in the Louisiana cities of Thibodauxand Lake Charles. Southland Conference institutions also draw largenumbers of students from the metropolitan areas of Houston, Little Rock,Baton Rouge, Austin and Shreveport.

The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAADivision I level. The eight men's sports include football, basketball, base-ball, golf, tennis, cross country, and indoor and outdoor track and field.The women compete for nine championships in basketball, volleyball,softball, soccer, golf, tennis, cross country, and indoor and outdoor trackand field. The Conference earns automatic qualification to NCAA cham-pionships in football, men's and women's basketball, baseball, softball,volleyball, men's golf, men's and women's tennis, women's soccer, men'sand women's outdoor track and field, and men's and women's cross coun-try.

The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commit-ment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes.

With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the leagueannually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipendfor postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each insti-tution's male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-pointaverage. Also, student-athletes with grade point averages above 3.0 arehonored on the SLC's annual All-Academic teams and Commissioner'sHonor Roll.

In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes,the Southland Conference and its member institutions are very involvedin various community outreach programs. Many of these programs pro-

vide positive life skills training such as aca-demics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland communities. TheSteve McCarty Citizenship Award, initiatedin 2005-06 and named after the formerStephen F. Austin athletic director, properlyrecognizes accomplishments off the court fora male and female student-athlete.

MEMBER INSTITUTIONS

Central Arkansas Lamar

McNeese StateNicholls State

Northwestern StateSam Houston State

Southeastern LouisianaStephen F. AustinTexas-Arlington

Texas-San AntonioTexas A&M-Corpus Christi

Texas State


Lion athletics Association

The Lion Athletics Association is

a not-for-profit organization

which exists to assist in funding

scholarships, operations and facilities

for the Southeastern Louisiana

University Lion Athletic Department.

Lion athletics competes at the

NCAA Division I level and in the high-

ly competitive Southland Conference.

At the core of the the mission of the

department is the expectation to pos-

itively impact the lives of hundreds of

student-athletes. These student-ath-

letes positively represent the Lion

Family with integrity and dignity as

they prepare to be the leaders of

tomorrow.

Lion Athletics is committed to the

development of the student-athlete in

the following areas:

• Academic Excellence

• Competitive Excellence

• Superior Citizenship

Contributions to the Lion Athletics

Association are overseen by a board

of directors and directly impact the

student-athletes and the sport pro-

grams. It is these funds that create

the resources needed to maintain a

level of achievement that proudly rep-

resents all members of the University

community and the region that is

serves.

• Richard Sharp Endowment

• Dick and Glory Sharp Endowment

• Southeastern Athletic Memorial Endowment

• Ray “Coon” and Jacklyn Porta Endowment

• John Faught Endowment - Baseball

• Leigh and Duane Shafer Endowment

• Robin Roberts Endowment

• Sandra Webb “Sandy” Goodwin Memorial

Scholarship - Baseball

• Don and Willie Lewis Endowment - Baseball

• Ken and Christina Matherne Endowment

• Leroy and Elsie Chenevert Memorial Scholarship -

Football

• Donnie Jarreau Endowment - Football

• Anatomix Physical Therapy Endow. - Athletic

Training

• Skibinski Family Endowment

• Sharlotte and Bret Brian Endowment - Football

• Johnson Family Endowed Scholarship

• Stevens Family Endowment

• Ellis Johnson Endowment

• Ray Renton Endowment - Football

• Manuel Dugas Family Endowment - Football

• Dr. Lee Mire Endowment - Football

• Farris Family Endowment - Football

• Duane and Verne Floyd Endowment - Football

• Stanley Galloway Endowment - Football

• Patrick G. Kenelly Endowment - Baseball

• Joaquin “JR” and Peggy Matheu Endowment -

Football

• Robert E. Lee Endowed Scholarship

• “Duke” Robin Endowment - Football

• Pete Valenti Memorial Scholarship

• Ralph J. and Margaret S. Daigle Endowment

• Joel Champagne Endowment

• Barton and Mary Leader Endowed Scholarship

• Amy Livingston-Oberschmidt Endowment - Tennis

• Dr. Dale Williams Endowment - Football

• David Venable Endowment - Football

• Gary Glaser Memorial Scholarship - Football

• William and Luana Ladner Endowment - Football

• Bob Duhe, Terry King and Joe Abene Endowment

• Coaches Memorial - Red Stick Chapter Endowment

• Charles and Kathy Reese Endowed Scholarship

• Brooks and Dorothy Robinson Endowment

• Grady Morgan Endowment - Athletic Training

• William and Emily Bond Endowment

• Sam and Chris Santora Memorial Scholarship

• Gary Sandifer Endowment (planned gift)

• Terry Passman Endowment (planned gift)

• Scott Miller Patterson Memorial Endowed

Scholarship

• Rick Durham Family Endowed Scholarship

• John and Ellie Schroder Endowed Scholarship

• Greg Baker Endowed Scholarship

• Dr. Sonny Chandler Scholarship

• Louis Wiginton Endowment

• Kelly Wells Endowed Scholarship (planned gift)

• Sherry Beall Endowed Scholarship (planned gift)

• Marino-Leblanc Endowment - Football

• Dr. Robert and Lydia Hardy Endowed Scholarship -

Baseball

• Lura Hornosky Manzella Memorial Scholarship -

Baseball

• Bobby Felder Endowed Scholarship - Track and

Field

• Fe-Lions Endowed Scholarship

• David Y. Brian Family Endowed Scholarship

• Angelo C. and Marguerite Antonelli Endowment

• Oscar and Billy Jean Lofton Endowment

List of Athletic Endowments and Scholarships

Mary Lou Coats

AccountingCoordinator

Kirby Thomas

GraduateAssistant


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