2013 Men's Tennis Media Guide

BLUE HEN MEN’S TENNIS

2013 BLUE HEN MEN’S TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE • BLUEHENS.COM



2013 DELAWARE BLUE HENS

Name Yr. Hometown/High School (Previous School)

Evan Andrews So. York, Pa./York Suburban

Troy Beneck Jr. Wilmington, Del/Wilmington Friends

Jason Derene Jr. Milton, Ga./Milton

Mike Furr Fr. Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville

Nolan Gelman Jr. Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills HS West (Bryant)

Adam Lawton Jr. Estepona, Spain/Sek-El Castillo (Virginia Tech)

Alex Sweet Fr. Naples, Fla./Barron Collier



UNIVERSITY FACTS Locaion ................................................................................. Newark, Delaware 19716Founded ............................................................................................................... 1743Enrollment. ................................................................................16,000 UndergraduatesNickname (Mascot) ..............................................................Fightin’ Blue Hens (YoUDee)Colors ............................................................................................... Royal Blue & GoldNCAA Affiliation .................................................................................... NCAA Division IConference ........................................................................... Colonial Athletic Association ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF President ........................................................................................ Dr. Patrick T. HarkerNCAA Faculty Representative .................................................... Dr. Lynn Snyder-MacklerDirector of Athletics & Recreation Services .......................................................Eric ZiadyDeputy Director of Athletics & Recreation Services ................................... Samantha HugeAssistant AD/Internal Affairs (SWA) ................................................................ Sue GroffAssociate AD/Business Affairs................................................................... Scott Eatough Associate AD/External Affairs ..................................................Stacey Bunting-Thompson Associate AD/Recreation Services ............................................................... Jake Olkkola Associate AD/Compliance ........................................................................................ TBA Associate AD/ Financial Strategies + Athlete Performance ..........................Augie MaurelliCompliance Coordinator ............................................................................. Lauren Harris Assistant AD/Operations ............................................................................. Alicia Greco Assistant AD/Marketing & Promotions. ....................................................Kristy Fletcher Director, Athletics Development (Interim) ........................................................Mark Urick Assistant AD/Sports Medicine Physician........................................... Dr. Andrew Reisman Sports Medicine Physician ............................................................Dr. Geoffrey Gustavsen Sports Medicine Nurses .............................................................Lisa Sinclair, Mary Zagar Head Athletic Trainer. .................................................................................... John Smith Associate Head Athletic Trainers ................................................. Joan Couch, Dan Watson Asst. Athletic Trainers ............................Courtney Butterworth, Jon Boone, Kelly Stafford SPORTS INFORMATION Assistant AD/Media Relations .................................................................Scott Selheimer Asst. Sports Information Director ....................................................................Kevin Tritt Asst. Sports Information Director (Men’s Tennis Contact) ............................Maggie HayonHayon’s Office Phone ..............................................................................302-831-6389Hayon’s E-mail ................................................................................... [email protected] Relations/Multimedia Assistant ........................................................Adam Nichols UD Athletics Web Site ...................................................................... www.bluehens.com MEN’S TENNIS INFORMATION Head Coach ...................................................Laura Travis | Delaware ‘89 | Delaware ‘98 Coaching Record at Delaware ........................................................208-157 | 20th Season Overall Coaching Record ...............................................................208-157 | 20th Season Office Phone ...........................................................................................302-831-8651 Email Address ........................................................................................ [email protected] Mailing Address ............................................................................ Delaware Field House ....................................................................University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716 Assistant Coaches .........................Vince Maximo | Washington (Md.) ‘90 | Fourth Season .................................................................Austin Longacre | Delaware ‘10 | First Season...............................................................Samantha Carnall | Delaware ‘12 | First Season2012 Record .................................................................8-9 overall (2-4 CAA / 8th place) Letterwinners Returning / Lost ................................................................................5/3 Newcomers................................................................................................................. 2

DELAWARE MEN’S TENNIS HISTORY All-Time Record ...................................................................... 632-483-10 (98 Seasons) Conference Titles ......................................................................................................... 2 ........................................................1973-74 (Middle Atlantic), 1996-97 (America East) NCAA Tournament Appearances ...............................................................................None

CREDITSThe 2013 University of Delaware Men’s Tennis Media Guide was designed, written and edited by Maggie Hayon and Kevin Tritt of the Delaware Sports Information Office. As-sistance provided by Adam Nichols and Scott Selheimer. Photos by Mark Campbell, Ed Davis and UD Photo Services.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2013 Quick Facts ................................................................1 Blue Hen Coaching Staff ................................................... 2-5Player Profiles .............................................................. 6-11Colonial Athletic Association ..............................................122011-12 Season Results/Honors .......................................13 All-Time Results .......................................................... 14-20Year-by-Year Results .................................................. 21-22Blue Hen Record Book ................................................. 23-25All-Time Blue Hen Roster ............................................. 26-27University of Delaware ............................................... 28-31UD Athletic Facilities.................................................... 32-33

WHY BLUE HENS? University of Delaware's athletic teams have one of the most unique nicknames in all of college athletics – "The Fightin' Blue Hens." It is a name they carry with pride that stretches back over 200 years of history of the state of Delaware. The Blue Hen nickname has been continuously used by all University of Delaware intercollegiate teams since 1911. On December 9, 1775, the Continental Congress resolved that a military battalion was to be raised from the lower three counties along the Delaware River. Thus was born the Delaware Regiment, a group of eight companies representing New Castle, Kent and Sussex counties. The second com-pany was composed of men from Kent County and was under the command of Cap-tain John Caldwell, an avid fan and owner of gamecocks. The militia often amused itself by staging cock fights with these birds which were of a breed known as the Kent County Blue Hen, having some blue plumage. The renown of these chickens spread rapidly during that time when cock fighting was a popular formof amuse-ment, and the "Blue Hens' Chickens" quickly developed a reputation for ferocity and fighting success. Captain Caldwell's company likewise acquired a considerable reputation for its own fighting prowess in engagements with the British at Long Island, White Plains, Trenton, and Princeton, and was soon known as "the Blue Hen Chicken" company. One version of the story states that Caldwell's company rushed into battle screaming "We're sons of the Blue Hen and we're game to the end!" Captain Caldwell's company was part of Col. John Haslet's first Delaware regiment that formed near the outset of the Revolution in January, 1776, and in August, 1781, remnants of the regiment were still battling at Eutaw Springs, SC. Although often referred to as "The Fighting Delawares," Haslet's regiment also won the sobriquet, "The Blue Hen Chickens," which has become the nickname for all Delawareans. The name was formally adopted by the Delaware General As-sembly in April, 1939 when the "Blue Hen Chicken" was named the official state bird. UD’s College of Agricultural Sciences maintains a breeding group of the Blue Hen Chicken on its campus farm.

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HEAD COACH LAURA TRAVIS

LAURA TRAVISHEAD COACH

20th Season • 208-157 • Delaware ‘89 • Delaware ‘98

Laura Travis will begin her 21st season as head coach of the University of Delaware women’s ten-nis team and 20th season as men’s tennis head coach during the 2012-13 campaign.

Travis, the former Laura LeRoy, has enjoyed noth-ing but success with both teams since taking over the the women’s reigns from B.J. Ferguson in 1992-93 and the men’s head position from UD Hall of Fame member Roy Rylander in 1993-94. She served as Rylander’s assistant coach in 1992-93.

Her Delaware men’s teams have won at least 10 matches in all but four seasons and her overall re-cord is 208-157 (.570), including a 15-5 record in 1996-97 when the Blue Hens captured the America East title. The win marked just the second confer-ence title in school history and the first since 1974.

She also led the Blue Hens to a second place finish in 1995-96 and semifinal appearances in 1995, 1998, and 1999. Travis was named America East Men’s Tennis Coach of the Year twice, in 1996, and 1997.

On the women’s side, Travis has led the Blue Hens to a 20-year record of 237-119 (.666) which in-cludes establishing school records for wins in three different seasons when the Hens posted marks of 17-0, 17-1, and 17-9. She led the Blue Hens to eight straight America East Tournament second place finishes in 1994-2001 and was the league Coach of the Year in 1994-95, 1995-96, and 1999-2000. Most recently, Travis has led the Blue Hens to eight consecutive 10-plus win seasons.

Her 1996-97 team went undefeated with a 17-0 mark and her 1997-98 squad completed a school

record 42-match win streak which tied the longest win streak by any women’s athletic team in UD history.

Prior to returning to her alma mater as an assis-tant coach, Travis served as head coach for boy’s and girl’s tennis at nearby A.I. duPont High School.

Travis, the first woman to coach a men’s team at the University of Delaware, has been named conference Coach of the Year five times, twice in men’s and three times in women’s tennis. In 1995, she was named the United States Professional Ten-nis Association Middle Atlantic Division Women’s College Coach of the Year. In addition, she was the USPTA Women’s Open Player of the Year in 1995 and the USPTA Rookie of the Year in 1994.

A 1989 University of Delaware honors graduate in physical education, Travis was one of the all-time great tennis players in Blue Hen history during her career in 1985-89.

A native of Wilmington, Del. and an All-State play-er at Tower Hill School, she was a four-time East Coast Conference champion in singles and doubles and led the Blue Hens to East Coast Conference team titles in 1987 and 1988. She was voted team Most Valuable Player all four years. She was inducted into the University of Delaware Athletics Hall of Fame in November, 2001.

While at Delaware, she set school records for singles wins in a season (22 in 1988-89) and a career (73-12) and doubles wins in a career (26-9 with Christie Ellis). She was the 1988-89 ECC Scholar-Athlete of the Year for women’s tennis and was a CoSIDA/GTE District II All-Academic second team selection.

In December, 2003, Travis was named the na-tional winner of the United States Tennis Associa-tion and International Tennis Association Campus Recreation Award on December 3. She has been instrumental in the implementation of several pro-

Travis’ Career Year-by-Year Head Coaching RecordYear Record (Conference Finish) 1993-94 10-7 (6th); America East Tourn.1994-95 15-3 (4th)1995-96 14-4 (2nd); AE Coach of the Year1996-97 15-5 (1st); AE Coach of the Year1997-98 10-8 (3rd)1998-99 12-10 (3rd)1999-00 11-13, Quarterfinals2000-01 13-9 (3rd)2001-02 10-7, CAA Quarterfinals2002-03 11-15, Quarterfinals2003-04 12-11, Quarterfinals2004-05 12-7, Quarterfinals2005-06 8-8, Quarterfinals 2006-07 9-11, Quarterfinals2007-08 10-7, Quarterfinals2008-09 10-5, Quarterfinals2009-10 10-11, Quarterfinals2010-11 9-7, Quarterfinals2011-12 8-9, Quarterfinals Totals 208-157 (.570)

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grams geared to increasing tennis participation on the Delaware campus. Over the last six years, she has implemented USA Tennis Free for All, USA Ten-nis 1-2-3 and USA Team tennis programs on her campus. All these programs are related to the USA Tennis Program Pathway, which stresses “trying, learning, playing and competing” aspects of pick-ing up and playing a sport.

Travis earned her masters degree in physical edu-cation and sports psychology from Delaware in 1998. She and her husband Gerry, reside in New-ark with their daughters, Brooke and Chase.



ASSISTANT COACH VINCE MAXIMO

VINCE MAXIMOASSISTANT COACH

Fourth Season • Washington (Md.) ‘90

Vince Maximo will begin his fourth season as assistant coach for the University of Delaware women and men’s tennis teams in 2012-13.

A 1990 graduate of Washington (Md.) College, Maximo earned a degree in business manage-ment and was a three-year member of the men’s tennis team, 1987-1989. Posting a 71-16 team record during his years, he helped the Shoremen to three Middle Atlantic Conference champion-ships, while WC ranked third in 1987 and fourth in 1988 and 1989 after the NCAA Division III National Tournament.

During his college years, Maximo worked as an instructor for Ocean Pines Tennis Associa-tion and the Shoremen tennis camp. He has also played in invitational sectional championships for Middle States USTA and national champion-ships for World Team Tennis.

Maximo, who holds over 20 years of experi-ence in the banking industry, has held various leadership positions at Bank of America/MBNA America, and most recently served as a Senior Vice President in the card marketing division at Bank of America.

Currently, Maximo serves as a Tech Project So-lutions Consultant, specializing in project man-agement, technical development management, and project deployment.

Maximo resides in Wilmington, Del. with his wife, Julia, and their two English chocolate lab-radors.

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ASSISTANT COACH AUSTIN LONGACRE

AUSTIN LONGACREASSISTANT COACH

First Season • Delaware ‘10

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One of the most decorated players in University of Delaware men’s tennis history, Austin Lon-gacre returns to the Blue Hens for the 2012-13 campaign as his first season as an assistant coach.

Delaware head coach Laura Travis, now in her 21st season with the Blue Hens and also a UD alumnus, regarded Longacre as one of the most accomplished Delaware tennis graduates. She continued, “Austin’s on-court record speaks for itself, but more importantly, he shares our team values and our vision to move the Delaware ten-nis programs forward.”

Longacre was a four-year letter winner for Delaware and is the all-time singles career wins leader with a record of 70-38, all in the number one slot. Additionally, he posted a doubles re-cord of 56-41, also all in the first flight.

A three-time UD Alumni Association/Alexander J. Taylor Team Most Valuable Player, Longacre garnered First Team All-Colonial Athletic Asso-ciation Doubles and Second Team All-CAA Singles honors as a senior. He finished the season with a singles record of 18-8 in the top spot while going 16-10 in doubles action.

During his junior season, Longacre scored a sin-gles record of 20-5, good for third all-time to sit third on the all-time most wins list.

Longacre put up a school-record 22 singles wins while playing in a school-best 33 matches played as a sophomore.

He earned Second Team All-CAA singles and Third Team All-CAA doubles accolades for both seasons.

Off the court, Longacre was the Vice President of the Delaware Christian Athletes, where he organized recreational-based events such as dodgeball and ultimate Frisbee tournaments in addition to bowling nights. Furthermore, he ar-ranged service projects like Jesus Justice and the Poor and a rebuilding service project in Philadel-phia. As Vice President, Longacre also budgeted and allocated funding for all service projects and retreats.

Longacre also interned with the University of Delaware Chief Financial Officer’s office and Global Refuge Internaional.

Additionally, he spent eight years as an assis-tant tennis professional with Better Tennis LLC in Elkton, Md.

Longacre graduated in 2010 from the University of Delaware with a bachelor’s of science degree in finance. Following graduation, Longacre fur-thered his education by receiving a master’s in business administration from Palm Beach Atlan-tic University, where he also served two sea-sons as an assistant tennis coach.

The Orange, Texas native began playing tennis at the age of nine and is the son of Audy and Debbie Longacre, both University of Delaware graduates. Longacre was a four-year tennis standout at Avon Grove High School and won the Pennsylvania singles state championship in 2006.



ASSISTANT COACH SAMANTHA CARNALL

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SAMANTHA CARNALLASSISTANT COACH

First Season • Delaware ‘12

Fresh off of an illustrious career for the Univer-sity of Delaware women’s tennis team, Saman-tha Carnall is in her first season as an assistant coach with the Blue Hens in 2012-13.

Delaware head coach Laura Travis, now in her 20th season with the Hens, and also a UD alum-nus, considers Carnall as one of the best play-ers in Delaware history and is excited about her return to the squad. She continued,” We are thrilled to have Samantha join our coaching staff. Her on-court record speaks for its itself, but more importantly, she shares our team val-ues and vision to move the program forward.”

Carnall was a four-year letter-winner for the Blue Hens and has set multiple school records. She holds the all-time career singles wins mark with a 91-28 record (.765) in addition to the all-time career doubles wins record at 85-31 (.733). During the 2009-10 season, Carnall broke the school record for singles wins with 30. During the same season, Carnall recorded a 27-6 doubles mark to tie the school record. Combined with Megan Doran, is the winningest doubles pair in Delaware history (43-8).

As a senior, Carnall was named the UD Alumni Association Team Most Valuable player in ad-dition to earning Colonial Athletic Association Singles Second Team honors. She finished the season with a singles record of 18-7 and a four-game winning streak. Carnall was also an ITA Regionals competitor in both singles and doubles action her senior season.

During her junior campaign, she posted a 24-11 record in singles play, while combining with Megan Doran to tally a 24-6 overall doubles mark. Carnall also was the Swarthmore Invi-tational Flight B Doubles Champion with Doran. She won the Saint Joseph’s University Flight 2 Singles and Flight 1 Doubles titles and was named the National 5&10 Best of the Blue Hens Athlete of the Week for October 3. Carnall was also named the CAA Singles Player of the Week for April 13.

Off of the court, Carnall was a four-time Dean’s List and Colonial Athletic Association Academic Honor Roll selection, earning the honor each year of her career. As a senior, she was named to the National Collegiate Athlete Honor Society.

Carnall spent a lot of her free time as a ten-nis camp coach (UMASS & Tennis in the Streets), volunteering with the Special Olympics and as a member of the Blue Hen Marketing Club. She was also the elected team representative for the Delaware Student-Athlete Advisory Com-mittee, where she negotiated, discussed and voted on issues relevant to the student-athlete body, developed advertising concepts and cam-paigns, and interacted and collaborated with faculty, other student organizations and stu-dent-athletes.

A native of Northampton, Mass., Carnall re-ceived her Bachelor of Science in Marketing with an Advertising minor from Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics in May 2012.



RETURNERS | EVAN ANDREWS

EVAN ANDREWSSophomore • York, Pa. • York Suburban HS

chose Delaware for its campus and engineering program, as well as tennis • lists his father, who has been coaching him since he was four, as his biggest influence • chemical engineering major at the University.

ANDREWS YEAR-BY-YEAR Singles Doubles 2011-12 9-5 12-8 Totals 9-5 12-8

AT DELAWARE: Sportsmanship Award honoree (2011-12).

2011-12 SEASON: Finished second on the team with a .643 (9-5) singles winning mark as a freshman • posted a perfect 3-0 record in the No. 4 singles spot • paired with junior Ryan Kent to collect a 4-1 overall doubles record, in-cluding marks of 1-0 in the No. 1 and No. 3 posi-tions • along with Kent, recorded a three-game winning streak • also tallied a three-game win-ning streak with doubles partner Nolan Gelman • earned the UD Team Sportsmanship Award.

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of the tennis team from 2007-08 and again from 2010-11, playing for Donna Platt • two-year varsity letterwinner • named York County Player of the Year twice • also a member of the York Suburban High School basketball team as a power forward • served as his school’s National German Honor Society President • earned distinguished academic hon-ors • will see former teammate Alex Veronis (Saint Joseph’s).

PERSONAL: Evan Tyler Andrews • son of Brad-ley and Sharon Andrews • has one older brother, Cory, who was also a former high school dou-bles partner • hobbies include German cars •

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RETURNERS | TROY BENECK

TROY BENECKJunior • Wilmington, Del. • Wilmington Friends

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BENECK YEAR-BY-YEAR Singles Doubles 2010-11 15-7 16-82011-12 16-13 18-8 Totals 31-20 34-16

ed Alexander J. Taylor UD Alumni Association Team Most Valuable Player plaudits.

HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed one of the finest ca-reers of any tennis player in Delaware history • played four years of tennis at Wilmington Friends School • played No. 1 singles all four years • three-time individual state champion • team won state title twice • graduated with an individual record of 69-1 • team went un-defeated (13-0) in 2007 • also played one year of basketball.

PERSONAL: Troy Michael Beneck (“ben-ick”) • son of Steve and Diane Beneck • both parents are University of Delaware alumni • father was a quarterback on the football team from 1976-77 at Delaware • once hit a shot between his legs • leaves his shoes untied as a pre-game superstition • has two younger brothers • honor student as a exercise science major at Delaware • enjoys playing the guitar.

AT DELAWARE: Two-time 3rd team All-CAA Singles and Doubles honoree.

2011-12 SEASON: Earned 34 combined wins in doubles and singles play to improve to 65-36 (.644) in two-year career • finished second on the team with 16 wins in singles action • re-corded season-long six-game winning streak in addition to a four-game winning streak • Saint Joseph’s University Invitational Singles Flight 1 Finalist • paired with sophomore Adam Lawton to lead Blue Hens with a 13-6 doubles record in the No. 1 position • duo finished with a 17-8 overall season record • collected team-high four-game doubles winning streak with Lawton • earned third team All-CAA singles and doubles honors for second straight year • ITA Regionals Competitor (Doubles/Round of 32) with Law-ton.

2010-11 SEASON: Combined to win 31 matches between doubles and singles play • posted a team-high singles record of 15-7 • went 13-4 in No. 2 singles action • paired with Andre Vo-robyov to go 15-7 in doubles play • pair posted a 7-1 mark in No. 2 doubles matches • named third team All Colonial Athletic Association for singles as well as doubles • earned CAA Singles Player of the Week honors on Apr. 13 • award-



RETURNERS | JASON DERENE

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JASON DERENEJunior • Milton, Ga. • Milton HS

PERSONAL: Jason David Derene (“duh-reen”) • born Feb. 18, 1992 • son of Craig and Susan Derene • once hit a volley behind his back dur-ing a match • has been playing tennis since he was eight years old • has one younger sister • honor student as a sport management major at Delaware.

DERENE YEAR-BY-YEAR Singles Doubles 2010-11 7-3 4-32011-12 12-11 5-2 Totals 19-14 9-5

AT DELAWARE: CAA Commissioner’s Academic honoree.

2011-12 SEASON: Finished season with a 12-11 singles record while going 5-2 in doubles play • posted a 3-1 doubles mark with class-mate Nolan Gelman • Hampton Roads Collegiate Tennis Invitational Level 8-9 Doubles Champion with Ian LeBlanc • CAA Commissioner’s Aca-demic Honor Roll.

2010-11 SEASON: Went 7-3 in singles action while going 4-3 in doubles play • went 2-0 in No. 6 singles • won the Swarthmore Invitational Flight D Singles title • went 3-1 in No. 4 doubles with Nick Piacente.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years at Milton High School • played No. 1 and No. 2 singles • team’s record improved each season from 5-16 in 2006-07 to 18-4 in 2009-10 • earned four letters • named team’s Most Valuable Player, Rookie of the Year, and Best All-Around Player • also earned Coach’s Award • underwent shoul-der surgery as a junior • named to Principal’s Honor Roll while earning Language Arts and So-cial Studies Awards.



RETURNERS | NOLAN GELMAN

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NOLAN GELMANJunior • Dix Hills, N.Y. • Half Hollow Hills HS West • Bryant

GELMAN YEAR-BY-YEAR (at Delaware) Singles Doubles 2011-12 12-9 13-9 Totals 12-9 13-9

Colts • Also a member of the basketball team for three seasons as a two-year letter winner • served as football team’s kicker, helping the team to the Long Island Championship in 2010 while earning three letters • All-State soccer player • named Suffolk County MVP, League 4 MVP in 2010 • four year soccer letter winner • four-time honor roll member from 2007-10 • member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Nolan Yale Gelman • born January 3, 1992 • son of Rick and Lynn Gelman • has two older brothers, Bryan and Preston • chose Delaware for the good fit academically and ath-letically • began playing tennis at the age of five • lists brothers as biggest influences because they taught him to be tough both physically and mentally • business major at the University • served as an intern in the treasury department at Broadridge, a provider of investor communi-cations and technology.

AT DELAWARE: Posted a 12-9 singles record in his first season with the Blue Hens • played ma-jority of season in the No. 4 slot, recording a 8-8 mark • tallied an overall mark of 13-9 in doubles play • went 3-0 in the No. 3 doubles spot with Jason Derene and 7-5 in the No. 3 spot with Evan Andrews • collected a season-high three-game winning streak with Andrews.

2010-11 SEASON: Did not compete at UD due to NCAA transfer regulations.

2009-10 SEASON (AT BRYANT UNIVERSITY): Went 14-4 in singles as a Bulldog, including a 6-0 mark in the Northeast Conference • posted a 7-1 record in No. 5 singles, capping the year with a 6-0 streak and going 11-1 in his last 12 matches • went 7-10 in doubles • named First Team All-NEC at fifth flight • named First Team All-NEC No. 1 Doubles • also a kicker on Bry-ant’s football team.

HIGH SCHOOL: A standout player at Half Hol-low Hills High School for Kim Langendorfer • Posted a 20-6 record overall in last season and is currently the 20th-ranked player in New York and ranked 33rd in the Mid-Atlantic re-gion • Named All-State in Tennis from 2007-10 • Achieved all-state honors in soccer for the



RETURNERS | ADAM LAWTON

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ADAM LAWTONJunior • Estepona, Spain • Sek-El Castillo • Virginia Tech

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed for Club SEK from 2004-10 • helped to a Champions of Madrid title in 2010 as part of the Under 18 team • No. 231 in the Men’s National Spanish rankings • qualified for the Main Draw at the ITA Future Event in Melilla, Spain • diploma for outstanding academic achievement in 2009 • Student of the Year in his residence hall from 2006-09.

PERSONAL: Adam Matthew Lawton • born March 4, 1992 • son of Roy and Patricia Law-ton • twin sister Maria plays tennis at the Uni-versity of Alabama • born in England, lived in South Africa, Indonesia, Cuba, Russia, Spain and the United States • enjoys swimming, reading, travelling and playing golf or soccer • chose Del-aware for the opportunity to compete at a high level and for its excellent chemical engineering program • began playing tennis at the age nine when he was living in Cuba • lists Rafael Nadal as his biggest influence for what he has achieved at such a young age • environmental engineering biotechnology major at the University.

LAWTON YEAR-BY-YEAR Singles Doubles 2011-12 17-9 17-9 Totals 17-9 17-9

AT DELAWARE: Alexander J. Taylor UD Alumni Association Team MVP (2011-12) • 3rd Team All-CAA doubles selection (2011-12).

2011-12 SEASON: Made an immediate impact in his first season for the Blue Hens with a team-best 17-9 (.654) singles record • posted a 16-7 record in the No. 2 singles slot • recorded team-high seven-game winning streak • paired with Troy Beneck for a 17-8 overall doubles record, including a 13-6 mark in the first flight • duo competed at the ITA Regionals Doubles Round 32 • pair also recorded a team-high four-game winning streak • Alexander J. Taylor UD Alumni Association Team Most Valuable Player • 3rd Team All-CAA Doubles selection • Saint Joseph’s University Invitational Single Flight 2 Finalist.

2010-11 SEASON (AT VIRGINIA TECH): Gained experience at the collegiate level while compet-ing for the Hokies • went 3-1 overall in tour-nament doubles matches, including a 3-0 mark with Jonathan Pine • pair won the Red Doubles Flight at the University of Virginia Classic • did not see any action in dual matches • went 1-5 in singles during tournament play.



NEWCOMERS

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MIKE FURRFreshman • Kennett Square, Pa. • Unionville HS

PERSONAL: Michael Sanders Furr • born June 18, 1994 in Fiarfax Station, Va. • son of Robert B. Furr, Jr. and Heidi Furr • has an older brother, Robert, who was a member of the Blue Hen rowing team • majoring in Mechanical Engineer-ing with a minor in biomed at UD with the goal of becoming a biomechanical engineer • favorite sports teams are the Philadelphia Phillies and Washington Redskins • enjoys running • has as-pirations of participating in Engineers Without Borders.

AT DELAWARE: First-year member of Blue Hen Tennis.

HIGH SCHOOL: Pennsylvania State AAA tennis singles champion (2011) with four command-ing straight set victories • led Unionville High School to a team silver-medal finish at the AAA State Championship as a junior • finished first in the Ches-Mont League in singles play as a sophomore (undefeated) and junior and second in the league his freshman and senior years • despite playing with an injury, placed four in the state singles in 2012 • ranked in the Top 10 in every age group for his section • played for Sharon Largent and Robert Nirth • member of the National Honors Society, Spanish Honors Society and B+ Club.

ALEX SWEETFreshman • Naples, Fla. • Barron Collier HS

AT DELAWARE: First year member of the Blue Hen tennis team.

HIGH SCHOOL: 2012 Florida State High School Singles Champion • 2011 and 2012 All-Confer-ence honoree • helped lead Barron Collier High School to two Florida State Team Championships • played for Eric Manring at BCHS.

PERSONAL: Alex Sweet • born June 20, 1994 in Madison, Wis. • son of Gary and Kay Sweet • both parents are heavily involved with ten-nis as father is a managing partner at a tennis academy and mother is a tennis pro • mother played tennis at Arizona State University • has one younger brother, Alan • grandfather, Atsu-shi Miyagi, won the 1955 U.S. Open Doubles Championship • major is undecided • lists the Green Bay Packers as his favorite sports team • enjoys golfing.



The Colonial Athletic Association has built a reputa-tion as one of the nation’s top collegiate conferences both athletically and academically.

The CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas with a geographic footprint that stretches from Boston to Atlanta. The conference has produced 16 national team champions in five different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 national players of the year, 12 national coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Just as impressive, however, are the honors accumulated away from competition, which include five Rhodes Scholars and 22 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In 2011-12, more than 1,900 of the league’s 4,000 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade point average while let-tering in a varsity sport. The conference had 19 teams in 13 different sports receive NCAA Public Recogni-tion Awards based on the latest Academic Progress Report released in 2012.

The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority of the East Coast, and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media markets – New York (1), Phila-delphia (4), Boston (7), Atlanta (8), Washington, D.C. (9) and Baltimore (25). The number of television homes in the CAA market exceeds 20 million.

The CAA conducts championships in 23 sports. Male athletes compete for championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, foot-ball, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles in basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and volleyball. In 2011-12, 24 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths and 51 student-athletes received All-America honors in 16 different sports.

The conference has made its presence known nationally in men’s basketball with two teams – George Mason (2006) and VCU (2011) – advancing to the NCAA Final Four over the past six years. Three CAA teams earned NCAA Tournament berths for the first time in 2011 as con-ference champion Old Dominion was joined by VCU and George Mason. VCU knocked off USC, Georgetown, Purdue, Florida State and top-seeded Kansas, while Ma-son defeated Villanova. In 2006, George Mason captured the nation’s imagination by becoming the first mid-major program since 1979 to reach the Final Four, posting

victories over Michigan State, North Carolina, Wichita State and Connecticut along the way. At least five CAA teams have reached postseason play for the past four years.

The CAA has also had great success in women’s bas-ketball, with six teams making the postseason in 2011-12. Conference champion Delaware advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time and was ranked #7 in the final Associated Press Top 25 poll. James Madison beat two ACC and two Big East teams to reach the championship game of the WNIT. Drexel, Hofstra, UNCW and VCU joined the Dukes in the WNIT. Old Dominion, which won an NCAA-record 17 straight CAA titles from 1992-2008, boasts three national championships (1979, 1980, 1985) and was national runner-up in 1997.

The conference also excels in many other sports. CAA squads have combined to win 10 field hockey national titles since the championship began in 1981 and ODU reached the national semifinals in 2011. Four men’s soccer teams earned NCAA Tournament berths last season and James Madison became the seventh CAA team to reach the final 16 of the event in the past decade. Hofstra’s softball team won the Los Angeles Regional and became the first CAA squad to advance to the NCAA Super Regionals. At least two women’s soccer teams have reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament in three of the past five seasons.

William & Mary’s men’s cross country squad has made the NCAA Championship in 12 of the past 13 years. In the pool, George Mason’s Ashley Danner finished second in the 100 breaststroke and fifth in the 200 breaststroke at the 2012 NCAA Champion-ship and received All-America honors. Delaware and Towson have each reached the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship. On the track, Mason’s David Verburg placed fourth in the 400 meters at the NCAA Championship. The CAA has sent multiple teams to the NCAA Baseball Championship in nine of the last 15 years and has had at least 12 play-ers selected in the eight of the last 10 Major League Baseball drafts. The conference also boasts numer-ous All-Americans in lacrosse, tennis, golf, women’s lacrosse and wrestling.

CAA member institutions are committed to excel-lence in the classroom. The Colonial Academic Alliance was created in 2002 by the league’s presidents with a goal of expanding their partnership to all aspects of university life outside of intercollegiate athletics. Among the programs that have been established are an undergraduate research conference, coordination of study abroad programs and granting visiting aca-demic status to student-athletes traveling to an away contest so that they have access to libraries, academic resource centers and computer labs.

Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its inception. The conference traces its roots back to 1983 when three of its current members- George Mason Uni-versity, James Madison University, and the College of William and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina University, the United States Naval Academy and the University of Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South). During the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new members (the Univer-sity of North Carolina at Wilmington and American University) and decided to form a new association. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took place on June 6, 1985.

Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion University in 1991 and by Virginia Com-monwealth University in 1995. The con-ference added the University of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University and Towson University in 2001. Georgia State University and Northeastern University became members of the conference on July 1, 2005.

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2011-12 RESULTS & HONORS

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TEAM · NCAA Public Recognition Academic Award

TROY BENECK · 3rd team All-Colonial Athletic Association Singles · 3rd team All-Colonial Athletic Association Doubles · Saint Joseph's University Invitational Singles Flight 1 Finalist · ITA Regionals Competitor (Doubles/Round of 32)

JASON DERENE · Hampton Roads Collegiate Tennis Invitational Level 8-9 Doubles Champion · Colonial Athletic Association Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll

RYAN KENT · Hampton Roads Collegiate Tennis Invitational Level 9 Singles Champion · Colonial Athletic Association Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll

ADAM LAWTON · UD Alumni Association Team Most Valuable Player · 3rd team All-Colonial Athletic Association Doubles · Saint Joseph's Univ. Invitational Singles Flight 2 Finalist · ITA Regionals Competitor (Doubles/Round of 32) · Alexander J. Taylor/UD Alumni Association Team Most Valuable Player Award

IAN LeBLANC · Hampton Roads Collegiate Tennis Invitational Level 8-9 Doubles Champion

EVAN ANDREWS · UD Team Sportsmanship Award

2011-12 HONORS AND MILESTONES2011-12 RESULTS 9-7 overall | 3-3 CAA CAA Quarterfinals

Sept. 23-25 Saint Joseph's Tournament ...........................No Scoring

Oct. 1 Drexel .........................................................No Scoring

Oct. 2 Drexel (Match Play) .....................................No Scoring

Oct. 7-9 Hampton Roads Tournament .........................No Scoring

Oct. 15-16 Lehigh Invitational ......................................No Scoring

Oct. 20-23 ITA Regionals at University of Virginia ..........No Scoring

Jan. 29 vs. Richmond .......................................................L 3-4

Feb. 12 at Lehigh .............................................................L 3-4

Feb. 16 vs. Morgan State ............................................... W 7-0

Feb. 25 Saint Joseph's ................................................... W 5-2

March 3 at Navy ..............................................................L 1-6

March 18 *Hofstra ............................................................ W 6-1

March 20 Temple ................................................................L 3-4

March 22 Lafayette .......................................................... W 7-0

March 25 at *Old Dominion .................................................L 0-7

March 27 at Norfolk State ................................................ W 5-2

March 28 at *VCU (from 3/24) ..................Canceled (high winds)

March 30 vs. James Madison (at Old Dominion)....................L 0-7

March 31 at *William & Mary .............................................L 1-6

April 7 *Drexel ............................................................. W 5-2

April 10 at Mt. St. Mary's............................................... W 7-0

April 15 at *George Mason ...............................................L 2-5

April 19 #Drexel ............................................................ W 4-1

April 20 #VCU .................................................................L 0-4

Home Matches in Yellow

* Colonial Athletic Association Match

# Colonial Athletic Association Championships (at Old Dominion University)



ALL-TIME RESULTS

1910 (0-1)Head Coach: None Listed

May 24 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-4

1912 (0-2)Head Coach: None Listed

Captain: Elmer HookMay 17 Saint John’s ...................... L 1-3n/a Swarthmore ... L (No score avail.)

1915 (0-1)Head Coach: George E. Dutton

May 4 Drexel .............................. L 2-4

1916 (1-2-1)Head Coach: None Listed

May 6 Haverford ......................... L 0-6May 10 Swarthmore ...................... L 1-5May 17 Western Maryland ............T 4-4May 20 Drexel ............................ W 5-1May 27 at Penn. Military College ....... na

1917 (2-0)Coaches: George E. Dutton, Dean Cullimore

Captain: J.G. McMillanApril 28 at Saint John’s ................ W 5-1May 26 at Western Maryland ...... W 4-2


Captain: J.G. McMillanApril 27 Haverford ....................... W 4-2May 4 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-4

1919 (1-1-1)Head Coach: George E. DuttonCaptain: J. Willard Humphrey

April 26 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-6May 3 at Haverford .....................T 3-3May 24 Johns Hopkins ................. W 6-0


Captain: HortyApril 28 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-6May 1 Stevens College ................. L 1-3May 15 Haverford @ Wilmington ... L 2-4May 20 at Blue Ridge .................... L 2-4May 21 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 1-4May 22 at Maryland ...................... L 2-4May 29 at Moravian ...................... L 2-4


May 7 at George Washington ....... L 0-4May 10 at Moravian ...................... L 1-5May 11 at Lafayette ...................... L 0-6May 12 at Drexel ........................ W 4-1May 21 Johns Hopkins ................. W 4-2


April 21 at Dupont CC ..................... L 2-4May 5 Drexel @ Wilmington ........ L 2-4May 13 at Moravian ...................... L 2-4May 26 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-6May 30 Haverford @ Wilmington ... L 1-5

1923 (0-6)Head Coach: Prof. Preston

April 28 at Haverford ..................... L 0-5May 2 George Washington ................. LMay 5 Johns Hopkins ................... L 0-6May 18 at Rutgers ........................ L 0-6May 25 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-7May 30 Drexel .................................... L

1924 (0-4)Head Coaches: Prof. Preston

May 2 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-6May 3 at Rutgers ........................ L 1-5May 11 at Drexel .......................... L 0-6May 16 at Catholic ........................ L 1-5

1925 (4-4)Coaches/Captain: J.Malloy

April 19 at Rutgers ...................... W 4-2April 24 Franklin & Marshall @ Wilm. L 2-5April 30 at Dickinson ...................... L 0-5May 5 at Haverford ..................... L 1-5May 13 Drexel ............................ W 5-1May 16 at Catholic ........................ L 1-5May 17 at George Washington ..... W 4-2May 21 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-0

1926 (2-3-1)Head Coach: Dr. EastmanCaptain: Fred Creamer

April 17 Haverford ......................... L 1-5April 21 at Drexel ..........................T 3-3April 30 at Blue Ridge .................. W 5-1May 9 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-0May 15 Maryland .......................... L 0-7May 21 Franklin & Marshall ........... L 0-6

1927 (3-3)Head Coach: Captain K. S. Whittemore

Captain: E.P.K. MeredithApril 23 Drexel ............................ W 5-1May 4 Ursinus ............................. L 2-4May 6 Saint Joseph’s ........................WMay 13 at Haverford ..................... L 1-5May 14 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-6May 21 Saint John’s ...........................W

1928 (1-5)Head Coach: Captain K. S. Whittemore

Captain: Fred CreamerApril 13 at North Carolina .............. L 1-8April 14 at Hampden-Sidney ........... L 2-5May 3 Drexel ............................ W 4-2May 8 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 1-6May 12 Franklin & Marshall ........... L 1-6May 16 Haverford ......................... L 2-4

1929 (1-8)Head Coach: Major Glassburn

Captain: Fred CreamerApril 1 at William & Mary ............ L 1-7April 2 at Hampden-Sidney ........... L 1-8April 3 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 0-7April 19 at Swarthmore .................. L 1-2April 20 at Drexel .......................... L 0-7May 4 Gettysburg ....................... L 2-4May 10 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 0-9May 15 Western Maryland .......... W 4-2May 18 Ursinus ............................. L 1-5

1930 (2-3-2)Head Coach: Ralph W. Jones

Captain: NoneApril 11 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-6May 2 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 0-5May 3 at Western Maryland ...... W 4-3May 7 Haverford ......................... L 0-6May 17 Saint Joseph’s ...................T 3-3May 20 Washington College ......... W 4-2May 23 at Maryland ......................T 3-3


Captain: Joseph MoranApril 22 at Haverford ..................... L 0-9May 5 Ursinus .............................T 3-3May 9 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-9May 15 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 0-9May 16 at Dickinson ...................... L 2-7May 20 Saint Joseph’s ........................WMay 22 at Maryland ...................... L 2-7


Captain: J. W. BrownApril 30 Drexel ............................ W 5-4May 4 Phil. Coll. of Osteopathy .... L 2-7May 7 at Dickinson ...................... L 1-8May 14 Haverford ......................... L 1-8May 18 Saint Joseph’s ................... L 1-6May 21 Maryland .......................... L 2-7May 25 at Western Maryland ........T 2-2

1933 (4-1)Head Coach: Ralph W. Jones

Captain: J. W. BrownMay 10 Phil. Coll. of Osteopathy .. W 6-1May 13 Drexel ............................ W 6-2May 17 West Chester .................... L 1-8May 19 at Moravian .................... W 8-1May 24 Dickinson ........................ W 3-2May 26 at George Washington ......... n/aMay 27 at Maryland ..............Rained Out


Captain: Joseph WalshApril 21 Maryland .......................... L 0-6May 5 at Dickinson ...................... L 1-8May 12 George Washington ........... L 2-6May 19 Drexel .............................. L 1-8May 23 at Penn. Military College ... L 1-6


Captain: Joseph WalshMay 1 at Penn. Military College . W 9-0May 8 Haverford ......................... L 2-7May 9 at George Washington ....... L 1-8May 10 at American University ...... L 3-6May 16 at West Chester ................ L 4-5May 18 at Drexel .......................... L 1-8

1936 (4-5)Head Coach: Ralph W. JonesCaptain: Chauncey Wheeless

April 25 Drexel .............................. L 3-6April 29 at Haverford ..................... L 1-8May 1 American .......................... L 4-5May 2 Saint John’s ...................... L 4-5May 9 at Baltimore .................... W 8-1May 11 George Washington ......... W 5-4May 14 at Western Maryland ...... W 5-4May 15 at American .................... W 5-4May 23 Western Maryland ............ L 3-6


Captain: Lewis CareyApril 24 Saint Joseph’s ...................T 4-4April 30 Western Maryland ............ L 3-6May 1 Temple .............................. L 1-8May 5 Penn. Military College ..... W 9-0May 11 West Chester .................. W 6-3May 13 at Washington College ..... W 6-3May 15 at Drexel ........................ W 5-4May 17 at George Washington ....... L 3-5May 18 at Western Maryland ...... W 6-3May 22 Washington College ......... W 7-2


Captain: Lewis CareyApril 27 Dickinson ........................ W 5-4April 29 Western Maryland ............ L 4-5May 3 Swarthmore ...................... L 4-5May 7 Drexel ........................T 4.5-4.5May 10 at Washington College ..... W 7-2May 12 at West Chester .............. W 7-2May 16 at Temple ........................ W 6-3May 19 at Penn. Military College . W 9-0May 21 Washington College ......... W 6-3


Captain: Walter MockMay 3 at Saint Joseph’s ............... L 4-5May 5 Johns Hopkins ................... L 1-8May 9 at Drexel .......................... L 1-5May 12 Western Maryland .......... W 6-3May 16 at Washington College ....... L 4-5May 17 West Chester .................... L 2-7May 20 Penn. Military College ..... W 7-0


Captain: Stephen BartosheskyApril 24 Dickinson .......................... L 4-5April 26 at Western Maryland ...... W 7-2April 27 Villanova ........................ W 4-3May 1 at Washington College ..... W 5-2May 7 Drexel .............................. L 3-6May 10 Western Maryland .......... W 5-4May 11 Brooklyn Polytech ........... W 4-3May 14 at West Chester ................ L 3-6May 18 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 8-1

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ALL-TIME RESULTS


Captain: A.J. MockApril 26 at Drexel .......................... L 4-5April 29 at Dickinson .................... W 6-3April 30 at Western Maryland ........ L 3-6May 2 Western Maryland .......... W 5-4May 5 West Chester .................. W 5-4May 7 Washington College ......... W 9-0May 10 at Washington College ..... W 7-2May 13 at Ursinus ......................... L 4-5May 17 at Brooklyn Polytech ....... W 5-4May 23 Ursinus ........................... W 5-4May 24 Temple .............................. L 4-5


Captain: Thomas JordanApril 25 at Western Maryland ........ L 2-7April 29 at Villanova .................... W 6-3May 4 at West Chester ................ L 1-8May 8 at Swarthmore .................. L 1-8May 9 Brooklyn Polytech ........... W 5-4May 14 Drexel .............................. L 3-5May 20 at Temple .......................... L 1-8June 1 Western Maryland ............ L 1-8


Captain: Robert WallsApril 9 at West Chester .............. W 6-3May 18 West Chester .................... L 0-9

1944 -No Team - Personnel shortage due to war

1945 -No Team - Personnel shortage due to war


Captain: None ListedApril 27 at Western Maryland .. L 2.5-6.5May 4 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-9May 8 at Drexel .......................... L 3-6May 10 West Chester .................. W 5-4May 25 Bainbridge ........................ L 0-9


Captain: E.L. HainesApril 26 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 0-9May 3 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-9May 7 at Ursinus ....................... W 5-4May 10 at Haverford ..................... L 0-9May 13 at West Chester .............. W 7-2 May 17 Western Maryland ............ L 1-8


Captain: Robert KirklandApril 17 Saint Joseph’s ................... L 2-7April 21 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-9April 24 at Washington College ..... W 8-1May 1 Haverford ......................... L 0-9May 12 at Western Maryland ........ L 4-5May 15 Franklin & Marshall ......... W 6-3May 18 Ursinus ........................... W 7-2May 20 at Drexel .......................... L 3-6May 22 at Temple ........................ W 5-4


Captain: Robert DunlapApril 16 Western Maryland ............ L 3-6April 27 Drexel .............................. L 0-9April 30 at Ursinus ....................... W 7-2May 4 at West Chester .............. W 6-3May 7 at Haverford ..................... L 0-9May 11 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-9May 14 at Temple .......................... L 3-6May 19 Johns Hopkins ................. W 6-3May 21 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 1-8

1950 (2-8)Head Coach: Henry J. DuPont

Captain: Tom RunkApril 15 at Saint Joseph’s ............... L 0-9April 22 at Lafayette ...................... L 0-9April 26 at Drexel .......................... L 1-8April 29 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-9May 3 Temple .............................. L 1-8May 6 La Salle .......................... W 5-4May 9 at Western Maryland ........ L 1-8May 10 Ursinus ........................... W 5-4May 13 Franklin & Marshall ........... L 1-8May 20 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 1-8

1951 (1-9)Head Coach: Henry J. DuPont

Captain: Ed ClarkApril 14 Saint Joseph’s ................... L 0-9April 21 at Haverford ..................... L 1-8April 25 at West Chester ................ L 1-8April 28 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-9May 1 Lafayette .......................... L 2-7May 7 at Ursinus ......................... L 4-5May 9 at Temple .......................... L 3-6May 12 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 2-7May 15 Western Maryland ............ L 2-7May 16 at La Salle ...................... W 5-4

1952 (6-6)Head Coach: Robert F. Siemen

Captain: John WhannApril 19 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 4-5April 23 La Salle ...................... L 3.5-5.5April 26 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-9April 30 at Saint Joseph’s ....... W 5.5-3.5May 1 at Lafayette ...................... L 3-6May 3 West Chester .................... L 3-6May 8 Franklin & Marshall ........... L 3-6May 10 at Drexel ........................ W 6-3May 12 Ursinus ........................... W 6-3May 14 at Western Maryland ...... W 6-3May 15 Bainbridge Navy ............. W 8-1May 17 Temple ............................ W 5-4

1953 (2-8)Head Coach: C. Roy Rylander

Captains: Lary Cooperman, Frank WhiteApril 18 Johns Hopkins ................... L 1-7April 24 Georgetown ...................... L 1-7April 25 Swarthmore ...................... L 1-8April 29 at West Chester ................ L 1-8May 2 Saint Joseph’s ................... L 4-5May 5 Western Maryland ............ L 2-7May 9 Drexel ........................ L 3.5-5.5May 12 at Ursinus ................. W 5.5-3.5May 15 at La Salle ........................ L 2-7May 23 at Temple ........................ W 5-4


Captain: Frank WhiteApril 21 Franklin & Marshall ......... W 5-4April 24 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-9April 28 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 5-4May 1 Johns Hopkins ................... L 3-6May 5 at Drexel ........................ W 6-3May 6 West Chester .................. W 6-3May 8 Ursinus ........................... W 8-1May 15 Bucknell ............................ L 3-6May 18 at Western Maryland ...... W 5-4May 22 Temple ............................ W 9-0


Captain: Carl. F. ShuppApril 20 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 3-6April 23 Johns Hopkins ................... L 2-7April 28 at Georgetown .................. L 0-9April 30 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 9-0May 4 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-9May 7 at West Chester ................ L 3-6May 11 at Temple ........................ W 9-0May 17 at Ursinus ......................... L 4-5May 19 La Salle .......................... W 9-0May 21 Drexel ............................ W 6-3


Captains: W. Thomas Jenkins, Jon Alan WoodruffApril 11 Temple ............................ W 9-0April 14 at Western Maryland ........ L 4-5April 21 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 1-7April 28 at Bucknell ........................ L 2-7May 2 at Swarthmore .................. L 0-6May 10 at Saint Joseph’s ............... L 4-5May 12 Ursinus ............................. L 4-5May 15 Franklin & Marshall ........... L 4-5May 19 at Drexel ........................ W 8-1

1957 (7-4)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Jon Alan Woodruff

April 10 at Temple ........................ W 8-1April 13 Western Maryland ............ L 3-6April 23 Johns Hopkins ................. W 6-3April 25 Penn. Military College ..... W 7-2April 27 Bucknell ............................ L 3-6May 1 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-9May 4 at Ursinus ....................... W 6-3May 6 La Salle .......................... W 6-3May 13 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 2-7May 15 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-3May 18 Drexel ............................ W 8-1


Captain: Robert WoodruffApril 8 Temple ............................ W 9-0April 12 Rutgers .......................... W 7-2April 16 Western Maryland .......... W 7-2April 22 at Johns Hopkins ............. W 9-0April 24 at Penn. Military College . W 9-0April 26 Bucknell .......................... W 5-4April 30 at Swarthmore .................. L 2-7May 12 Franklin & Marshall ......... W 7-2May 14 at Drexel ........................ W 9-0May 16 at La Salle ................ W 6.5-2.5May 17 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 9-0May 20 Ursinus ........................... W 7-0

1959 (7-2)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Raymond H. Walker

April 8 at Temple ............................. W 9-0April 17 at Western Maryland ...... W 5-4April 21 Johns Hopkins ................. W 5-4April 23 Penn. Military College ..... W 9-0April 29 Swarthmore ...................... L 0-9May 2 at Ursinus ....................... W 8-1May 6 La Salle .......................... W 8-1May 9 at Bucknell ........................ L 1-8May 13 Drexel ............................ W 8-1


Captain: Russell L. GivinApril 15 Western Maryland .......... W 6-3April 19 at Johns Hopkins ............... L 1-8April 23 at Penn. Military College . W 9-0April 27 at Swarthmore .................. L 1-8April 30 Ursinus ........................... W 8-1May 2 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 9-0May 5 Rutgers .......................... W 6-3May 16 Drexel ............................ W 6-3May 19 Bucknell .......................... W 5-4May 20 Temple ............................ W 8-1


Captain: Thomas C. RoeApril 15 at Western Maryland ...... W 7-2April 22 Penn. Military College ..... W 8-1April 26 Swarthmore ...................... L 2-7May 1 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 8-1May 4 at Rutgers ........................ L 3-6May 6 La Salle .......................... W 9-0May 8 at Temple ........................ W 7-2May 13 at Bucknell ........................ L 4-5May 17 Drexel ............................ W 8-1May 20 Washington College ......... W 9-0

1962 (4-5)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Kenneth R. Green

Western Maryland .......................... W 6-3Johns Hopkins ..................................... 1-8Saint Joseph’s ................................. W 5-4Washington College ......................... W 5-4Ursinus.......... ................................. W 8-1Bucknell...... ...................................... L 4-5Swarthmore...................................... L 0-9Drexel........ ...................................... L 3-6Temple.............................................. L 2-7

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1963 (6-6)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Wilmon W. Hartman

April 10 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-3April 13 Drexel ............................ W 8-1April 16 at Temple .......................... L 3-6April 20 Penn. Military College ..... W 9-0April 23 Johns Hopkins ................... L 2-7April 25 Washington College ......... W 6-3April 27 at Ursinus ....................... W 8-1May 1 at Rutgers ........................ L 1-8May 4 at Western Maryland ........ L 2-7May 7 at Bucknell ........................ L 3-6May 11 MAC Champ. @ Lafayette ....NTSMay 15 Swarthmore ...................... L 1-8May 18 La Salle .......................... W 8-1


Captain: Ewald W. PaulMarch 27 Colgate ........................... W 5-4April 11 at Drexel ........................ W 8-1April 18 at Penn. Military College . W 9-0April 23 at Johns Hopkins ............. W 5-4April 25 Ursinus ........................... W 9-0April 27 Temple ............................ W 8-1May 2 Bucknell .......................... W 5-4May 5 Western Maryland .......... W 8-1May 8-9 MAC Champ. @ Delaware ....NTSMay 13 at Swarthmore .................. L 1-8

1965 (8-4)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Richard T. Graham

April 13 Washington College ......... W 9-0April 17 Drexel ............................ W 9-0April 19 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 9-0April 24 at Ursinus ....................... W 9-0April 26 La Salle .......................... W 9-0April 29 Johns Hopkins ................. W 7-2May 1 at Temple .......................... L 4-5May 4 Western Maryland .......... W 9-0May 7-8 MAC Champ. @ F&M ...........NTSMay 12 Swarthmore ...................... L 2-7May 17 at Rutgers ........................ L 4-5May 21 at Bucknell ...................... W 6-3May 22 at Penn State .................... L 4-5


Captain: John E. HaugeApril 2 Colgate ............................. L 3-6April 16 Drexel ............................ W 9-0April 18 La Salle .......................... W 9-0April 21 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 9-0April 23 Ursinus ........................... W 9-0May 3 Rutgers .......................... W 6-3May 11 at Swarthmore .................. L 2-7May 14 Western Maryland .......... W 9-0May 16 Penn State ........................ L 3-6MAC Championships ............................NTS


Captain: Philip HitchApril 12 La Salle .......................... W 9-0 Rutgers .......................... W 9-0April 18 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 9-0April 24 Washington College ......... W 9-0April 29 at Temple ........................ W 6-3May 5-6 MAC Champ. @ Drexel ........NTSMay 10 Swarthmore ...................... L 1-8May 13 at Bucknell ........................ L 2-7May 20 at Penn State .................... L 0-9


Captain: Jame A. BurkeMarch 25 Rochester ......................... L 4-5April 10 Southern Connecticut ....... W 7-2April 13 at Drexel ........................ W 9-0April 16 at Washington College ..... W 9-0April 20 Ursinus ........................... W 7-2May 3-4 MAC Champ. @ Dickinson ....NTSMay 7 at *Western Maryland ..... W 9-0May 11 *La Salle ......................... W 9-0May 15 at *Saint Joseph’s ........... W 9-0May 18 Penn State ........................ L 0-5* Mid Atlantic Conference match

1969 (5-5)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Raymond C. Boyer

April 9 *Johns Hopkins ................. L 3-6April 12 *Drexel........................... W 9-0April 16 *American ......................... L 1-5April 23 *Washington College ....... W 8-0April 26 at *Temple ........................ L 3-6April 29 at Rutgers ........................ L 1-8May 3 *West Chester ................... L 4-5May 7 Western Maryland .......... W 5-4May 9-10 MAC Champ. @ Bucknell ......NTSMay 13 *Saint Joseph’s ............... W 7-2May 17 at *La Salle ..................... W 8-1* Mid Atlantic Conference match


Captain: Fred ScerniApril 6 Rochester ......................... L 2-7April 9 at *Johns Hopkins ........... W 6-2April 14 at *American ................... W 7-2April 18 *Ursinus ......................... W 9-0April 22 at *Bucknell ...................... L 1-8April 25 *Lafayette ...................... W 5-4April 28 *Rider ............................ W 5-4May 2 at *Gettysburg ................ W 6-3May 6 at Drexel ........................ W 9-0May 9 at Saint Joseph’s ............... L 3-6* Mid Atlantic Conference match

1971 (6-4)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: John E. Henriksen

April 7 at Lehigh ........................ W 5-4April 10 Bucknell ............................ L 4-5April 13 Johns Hopkins ................... L 1-7April 15 American ........................ W 7-2April 17 at Ursinus ....................... W 9-0April 20 West Chester .................. W 6-3April 24 at Lafayette ...................... L 4-5April 27 at Rider ............................ L 1-8May 1 Gettysburg ..................... W 9-0May 5 Drexel ............................ W 9-0


Captain: Michael W. MasoncupMarch 23 at Georgetown ................ W 7-2March 27 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 7-2April 10 at Bucknell ........................ L 0-9April 12 Lehigh ............................ W 9-0April 18 at West Chester .............. W 6-3April 22 Lafayette ........................ W 9-0April 25 Rider ................................ L 4-5April 27 at American .................... W 7-2April 29 at Gettysburg ................. W 8-1May 9 Fordham ......................... W 5-4


Captains: Dale Gorchoff, Jeff Olmstead South Alabama ................ W 7-2 Davidson .......................... L 3-6March 28 American ........................ W 8-1April 3 at Lehigh ........................ W 6-3April 6 Johns Hopkins ................. W 9-0April 9 George Washington ........... L 4-5April 11 Georgetown .................... W 8-1April 14 at Ursinus ....................... W 9-0April 16 West Chester .................. W 8-1April 19 Bucknell ............................ L 4-5April 24 at Rider .......................... W 8-1April 28 Gettysburg ..................... W 9-0April 30 at Lafayette .................... W 9-0May 2 Drexel ............................ W 9-0


Captains: Jeffrey Olmstead, Steven ShukowMarch 16 at Richmond .................... W 5-4March 17 Davidson .......................... L 3-6March 18 at Miami-Dade North ....... W 5-4March 21 Bowling Green @ FIU ...... W 6-3March 21 at Florida International .... W 5-4March 22 at Miami-Dade South ......... L 4-5March 23 at Broward Central .......... W 8-1March 27 at American .................... W 7-2April 1 at Johns Hopkins ............. W 9-0April 3 Lehigh ............................ W 7-2April 6 Rutgers .......................... W 9-0April 11 Georgetown .................... W 7-2April 12 at West Chester .............. W 5-4April 16 at George Washington ....... L 3-6April 18 at Bucknell ...................... W 5-4April 20 Lafayette ........................ W 9-0April 23 Rider .............................. W 7-2April 25 Glassboro State .............. W 9-0April 27 at Gettysburg ................. W 7-2April 28 Fordham ......................... W 8-1May 1 at Drexel ........................ W 9-0May 10 at #Hofstra ..................... W 6-3# Mid Atlantic Conference Championship

1975 (15-1, 5-1 East Coast Conference)Head Coach: C. Roy Rylander

Captain: Jeffrey OlmsteadMarch 26 American ........................ W 9-0March 27 George Washington ......... W 5-4March 29 at Salisbury State ........... W 7-2March 31 at Old Dominion .............. W 5-4April 1 at Hampden-Sydney ........ W 8-1April 7 Johns Hopkins ................. W 8-1April 9 West Chester .................. W 5-4April 10 Georgetown .................... W 9-0April 12 at Franklin & Marshall ..... W 7-2April 14 at Glassboro State .......... W 9-0April 16 Bucknell ............................ L 4-5April 22 at Rider .......................... W 9-0April 26 Gettysburg ..................... W 8-1April 30 Drexel ............................ W 9-0May 2 Fordham ......................... W 9-0May 5 at Lehigh ........................ W 8-1


Captains: Robert S. Cohen, Jeffrey S. RichMarch 26 Salisbury State ................. L 4-5April 5 at Johns Hopkins ............. W 5-4April 7 Rutgers .......................... W 8-1April 8 at Georgetown ................ W 6-3April 10 Franklin & Marshall ......... W 6-3April 14 at Bucknell ...................... W 5-4April 16 West Chester .................... L 2-7April 20 Rider .............................. W 6-3April 22 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 8-1April 24 at George Washington ....... L 2-7April 26 at Washington College ..... W 9-0April 28 at Drexel ........................ W 6-0April 30 Lehigh ............................ W 5-4May 3 at American .................... W 6-3May 5 Lafayette ........................ W 8-1

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Captain: Jeffrey OlmsteadMarch 22 at Salisbury State ............. L 0-9March 27 Georgetown ...................... L 3-6March 29 Catholic .......................... W 6-3 George Washington ........... L 2-7April 7-8 Fla. Jr. Coll. Conf. @ St. PetersburgApril 11 West Chester .................... L 1-8April 13 Bucknell ............................ L 2-7April 16 Towson ........................... W 6-3April 18 at Franklin & Marshall ....... L 3-6April 19 at Rider ............................ L 4-5April 21 at Saint Joseph’s ............... L 2-5April 23 at Lafayette .................... W 6-3April 25 at Lehigh .......................... L 1-8April 27 Drexel ............................ W 7-1April 29-30 ....ECC Champ. @ West Chester .................................. 5th PlaceMay 6 at Rutgers ........................ L 1-8

1978 (3-11, 3-5 East Coast Conference)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Gregory T. Barkley

April 2 at Old Dominion ................ L 0-9April 5 at Georgetown .................. L 4-5April 6 Rutgers ............................ L 0-9April 8 Franklin & Marshall ........... L 2-7April 10 at West Chester ................ L 1-8April 12 at Bucknell ........................ L 2-7April 15 at Haverford ..................... L 0-9April 18 Rider ................................ L 4-5April 20 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 5-4 April 21 American ........................ W 9-0April 22 Lafayette .......................... L 3-6April 24 Lehigh .............................. L 1-8April 26 at Drexel ........................ W 5-4April 28-30 ....ECC Champ. @ West Chester .................................. 6th PlaceMay 3 at Gettysburg ................... L 2-7


Captain: Gregory T. Barkley, Michael D. Abuhoff, Stephen R. Sieke

March 24 South Florida JC .............. W 9-0 Santa Fe CC .................... W 9-0 Valencia CC ..................... W 5-4 Polk ............................... W 7-2 Florida Tech ..................... W 5-4March 30 St. Leo ............................ W 9-0April 6 at Towson ....................... W 6-3April 7 Franklin & Marshall ........... L 3-5April 16 George Washington ........... L 1-8April 17 at Rider .......................... W 8-1April 18 Bucknell .......................... W 7-2April 19 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 8-0April 20 West Chester .................. W 6-3April 21 at Lafayette .................... W 6-3April 23 at Lehigh .......................... L 1-8April 25 Drexel ............................ W 7-2April 27-29 ECC Champ. @ West ChesterMay 2 Gettysburg ..................... W 5-4


Captain: Ken Dill, John McNamara, Steve QuernerMarch 25 Towson ............................. L 3-5March 27 at South Florida JC .......... W 8-1March 28 at Polk CC ....................... W 8-1March 31 at Central Florida CC .......... L 0-9April 3 at Santa Fe CC ................ W 5-4April 7 at West Chester ................ L 2-7April 11 at Georgetown ................ W 6-3April 12 at Haverford ..................... L 1-5April 14 at Bucknell ...................... W 5-4April 15 Rider .............................. W 7-2April 17 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 7-2April 18 American ........................ W 7-2April 19 Lafayette ........................ W 5-4April 21 Lehigh .............................. L 0-9April 23 at Drexel ........................ W 6-2April 25-27 ECC Champ. @ West Chester.................................................. 8th PlaceApril 30 at Gettysburg ................... L 2-7May 5 Rutgers ............................ L 2-7


Captain: John McNamaraMarch 26 at South Florida JC .......... W 9-0March 27 at Polk CC ....................... W 8-1March 28 at Brevard ........................ L 2-7March 30 at Lake Sumter ................ W 6-0March 31 at St. Leo ........................ W 9-0April 1 at Valencia ...................... W 6-3April 2 at Santa Fe CC ................ W 5-4April 10 Georgetown .................... W 7-2April 15 at American .................... W 8-1April 16 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 8-3April 20 West Chester .................. W 8-1April 22 Bucknell ............................ L 4-5April 25 at Lafayette ...................... L 0-9April 26 Rider .............................. W 9-0April 27 at Lehigh .......................... L 4-5April 29 Drexel ............................ W 7-0May 1-2 ECC Champ. @ West Chester.................................................. 3rd Place


Captain: Kenneth S. DillApril 2 at Lake Sumter ................ W 9-0April 3 at Daytona Beach .............. L 3-6April 5 at Florida Tech ................. W 8-1April 6 at South Florida............... W 7-2April 7 at Santa Fe CC ................ W 7-2April 13 at West Chester .............. W 5-4April 15 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-3April 17 Rider .............................. W 8-1April 19 American ........................ W 8-1April 21 at Bucknell ...................... W 6-3April 22 George Washington ......... W 6-3April 23 at Georgetown ................ W 7-2April 24 Lafayette ........................ W 6-3April 28 at Drexel ........................ W 9-0May 1-2 ECC Champ. @ West Chester.................................................. 6th PlaceMay 5 Franklin & Marshall ... W 6.5-2.5

1983 (7-7-1, 2-2 East Coast Conference)Head Coach: C. Roy Rylander

Captain: Randy K. CerceMarch 23 at Florida Tech ................... L 4-5March 24 at Central Florida .............. L 1-5March 25 at Polk CC ....................... W 8-1March 26 Wright State @ Altamonte Springs, Fla. ................................... W 7-2March 28 at St. Leo .......................... L 2-7March 30 at Daytona Beach CC ......... L 2-7April 12 at American .................... W 8-1April 13 George Washington ........... L 3-6April 14 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 7-1April 18 West Chester .................... L 2-6April 20 Bucknell ............................T 4-4April 22 Georgetown .................... W 9-0April 23 at Lafayette ...................... L 3-6April 27 Drexel ............................ W 9-0April 29-30 ..ECC Championships @ Towson..................................................2nd PlaceMay 3 at Franklin & Marshall . W 5.5-3.5

1984 (7-6, 3-3 East Coast Conference)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Ronald W. Kerdasha

March 17 at Towson ......................... L 3-6March 19 at Florida Tech ................... L 1-8March 28 at Toledo .......................... L 1-8March 29 at Webber ...................... W 9-0March 30 at Hillsdale (MI) College .. W 9-0April 7 *Lehigh ............................. L 4-5April 10 Georgetown .................... W 6-3April 12 *American ....................... W 6-3April 13 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 8-1April 18 *at Bucknell ...................... L 2-7April 21 *Lafayette ........................ L 1-8April 25 *at Drexel ...................... W 7-2April 26-28 ECC Champ. @ Towson.................................................. 5th PlaceApril 30 Rider .............................. W 8-1* East Coast Conference match


Captain: Charles D. HerakMarch 16 *Towson ......................... W 6-3March 18 George Washington ........... L 3-6March 30 at Union University ........... L 3-6March 31 at Webber ...................... W 8-1April 1 at Bethune-Cookman ....... W 9-0April 3 at St. Leo .......................... L 4-5April 6 Iona ............................... W 5-4April 11 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 7-2April 13 at *Rider ........................ W 9-0April 15 West Chester .................... L 2-7April 17 *Bucknell .......................... L 4-5April 18 Georgetown .................... W 5-4April 20 at *Lafayette .................... L 2-7April 22 at *Lehigh ....................... W 8-1April 24 *Drexel........................... W 9-0April 27-28 ECC Champ. @ Rider.................................................. 3rd Place * East Coast Conference match


Captain: James S. FerrieroMarch 15 at *Towson ....................... L 4-5March 17 at Webber ...................... W 6-0March 19 at St. Leo .......................... L 2-4March 29 at Florida Tech ................. W 5-4April 2 at Bethune-Cookman ....... W 9-0April 8 American ........................ W 8-1April 10 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 9-0April 12 *Rider ............................ W 8-1April 14 at West Chester ................ L 0-9April 16 at *Bucknell ...................... L 4-5April 19 *Lafayette ........................ L 3-6April 26-27 ECC Champ. @ Towson.................................................. 5th Place* East Coast Conference match

1987 (12-4, 3-3 East Coast Conference)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Paul M. Bozentka

March 13 *Towson ........................... L 3-6March 21 at Georgetown ................ W 5-4March 24 Monmouth ...................... W 5-4March 28 Webber College ............... W 9-0March 30 Greenville (Il) .................. W 6-0March 31 at Florida Tech ................. W 6-3April 1 at St. Leo ........................ W 5-4April 2 at Tampa ........................ W 7-1April 3 Central Connecticut ............ L 1-5April 8 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 8-1April 11 at *Rider ........................ W 9-0April 13 West Chester .................. W 9-0April 15 *Bucknell .......................... L 4-5 April 18 at *Lafayette .................... L 3-6April 20 at *Lehigh ....................... W 5-4April 22 *Drexel........................... W 9-0April 25-26 ECC Champ. @ Hofstra.................................................. 4th Place* East Coast Conference match


Captains: David Baldwin, James KormanMarch 19 Georgetown .................... W 7-2March 23 at West Chester .............. W 8-1March 27 Central Conn. ................... L 3-6March 28 at Webber ...................... W 9-0March 29 at Florida Tech ................. W 6-3March 30 at St. Leo .......................... L 4-5March 31 at Tampa ........................ W 9-0April 5 American .......................... L 3-6April 6 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 8-0April 9 *Rider ............................ W 9-0April 13 at *Bucknell ...................... L 2-7April 16 *Lafayette ...................... W 5-4April 18 *Lehigh ........................... W 8-1April 20 at *Drexel ...................... W 9-0April 23 at *Towson ....................... L 4-5April 26 at Monmouth .................. W 5-4April 30-1 ECC Champ. @ Towson.................................................. 4th Place* East Coast Conference match

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Captain: Dan KegelmanMarch 25 Webber .......................... W 9-0March 27 St. Leo .............................. L 4-5March 28 Tampa ............................ W 7-2March 29 Florida Tech ....................... L 3-6March 30 Eckerd College ................... L 3-6April 6 *Towson ........................... L 0-9April 8 at *Rider ........................ W 6-3April 9 *Hofstra ........................... L 4-5April 12 *Bucknell .......................... L 0-9April 17 at *Lehigh ......................... L 2-7April 19 *Drexel........................... W 9-0April 21 West Chester .................. W 6-3April 22 at *Lafayette .................... L 3-6April 25 Monmouth ........................ L 4-5April 29-30 ECC Champ. @ Bucknell.................................................. 5th Place* East Coast Conference match

1990 (12-4, 6-1 East Coast Conference)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderCaptain: Ronald W. Kerdasha

March 10 Trenton ............................. L 2-7March 23 +UMBC ........................... W 5-4March 25 +Bowdoin ....................... W 9-0March 26 +St. Leo .......................... W 8-1March 27 +Tampa .......................... W 9-0March 28 +Florida Tech ................... W 5-4April 8 *Hofstra ......................... W 7-2April 11 *Bucknell .......................... L 2-7April 14 *Lafayette ...................... W 7-2April 16 *Lehigh ........................... W 5-4April 18 *Drexel........................... W 9-0April 19 *Rider ............................ W 8-1April 22 *Towson ......................... W 6-3April 23 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-0April 24 Monmouth ........................ L 2-7April 25 Georgetown ...................... L 1-8April 28-29 ECC Champ. @ Mercer Cty. Park ....................................... ...........4th Place* East Coast Conference match+ Played at Orange Lake, Fla.


Captain: Bob MooreMarch 15-16 Towson Classic....... 1st PlaceMarch 24 *Hofstra ......................... W 9-0March 29 +Buffalo ........................... L 3-6April 1 at St. Leo ........................ W 9-0April 2 +Queens College ............. W 5-4April 3 +DePauw .......................... L 3-6April 10 Bucknell .......................... W 5-4April 11 Trenton State .................. W 6-3April 13 at Lafayette .................... W 5-4April 16 at Lehigh .......................... L 2-5April 17 *Drexel........................... W 8-1April 19 at *Rider ........................ W 5-4April 23 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 6-3April 24 *UMBC ............................. L 4-5April 27-28 ECC Champ. @ Central Conn................................................... 5th Place* East Coast Conference match+ Played at Orange Lake (Fla.) Country Club


Captains: Sam Lieber, Jeff ManwillerMarch 21 Colgate ........................... W 5-4March 24 Morgan State .................. W 8-1March 28 +UMBC ........................... W 6-3March 30 +St. Leo .......................... W 7-0April 3 +Wisconsin-Green Bay ..... W 6-3April 7 at Coppin State ............... W 9-0April 8 at Bucknell ...................... W 6-3April 9 Rider .............................. W 8-1April 10 West Chester .................. W 9-0April 12 Coppin State ................... W 9-0April 14 Lehigh .............................. L 2-7April 15 at Drexel ........................ W 9-0April 23 La Salle .......................... W 8-1April 25 #New Hampshire ............ W 6-1April 25 #Boston University ............ L 1-6April 26 #Hartford ......................... L 2-5+ Played at Orange Lake (Fla.) Country Club# North Atlantic Conference Champ. @ Vermont (4th Place)

1993 (13-3, 1-0 North Atlantic Conf.)Head Coach: C. Roy RylanderAssistant Coach: Laura LeRoy

Captains: Jeff Harrison, Mark BuellMarch 25 Colgate ............................. L 2-7March 29 at St. Leo ........................ W 9-0March 31 at Florida Tech ................. W 6-3April 6 at Coppin State ............... W 9-0April 7 Bucknell .......................... W 6-3April 9 at West Chester .............. W 8-1April 12 Coppin State ................... W 9-0April 13 at Lehigh .......................... L 4-5April 14 *Drexel........................... W 9-0April 15 at Lafayette .................... W 6-3April 17 La Salle .......................... W 5-4April 18 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 7-1April 21 Towson ........................... W 7-2April 24 #Boston University ............ L 2-5 #Northeastern ................ W 5-2 #Drexel .......................... W 7-0* North Atlantic Conference match# NAC Champ.@ Vermont (5th Place)

1994 (10-7)Head Coach: Laura LeRoy

Captains: Mark Buell, David PaulMarch 20 at Georgetown .................. L 1-6March 24 Villanova .......................... L 4-5March 28 at St. Leo ........................ W 7-2March 29 at Florida Tech ................. W 6-1March 30 +Lewis & Clark ................. L 4-5March 31 at Webber ........................ L 1-8April 7 at La Salle ...................... W 6-1April 9 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 7-0April 14 Lafayette ........................ W 6-1April 15 at Drexel ........................ W 6-1April 17 Hofstra ........................... W 7-0April 19 Lehigh .............................. L 3-4April 20 at Towson ....................... W 4-3April 23 #Boston University ............ L 0-7April 23 #Drexel .......................... W 6-1April 24 #Northeastern .................. L 3-4April 28 at Bucknell ...................... W 5-2+ @ Orange Lake CC# NAC Champ.@ Vermont (6th Place)


Assistant Coach: Scott PirrungCaptain: David Paul

March 18 at Villanova .................... W 4-3March 20 Howard .......................... W 9-0March 22 at Mount St. Mary’s ........ W 6-1March 23 La Salle .......................... W 7-0March 25 +Springfield .................... W 9-0March 26 +Brown ............................ L 1-6March 28 +St. Leo .......................... W 7-0April 3 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 7-0April 7 Drexel ............................ W 7-0April 11 Bucknell .......................... W 5-2April 13 West Chester .................. W 8-0April 15 Morgan State .................. W 7-0April 17 at Lafayette .................... W 7-0April 19 Towson ........................... W 7-0April 21 #Hofstra ......................... W 6-1April 22 #Hartford ......................... L 1-6 #Northeastern .................. L 3-7April 25 at Rider .......................... W 7-0+ Played at Orange Lake (Fla.) Country Club# NAC Champ. @ Vermont (5th Place)


Assistant Coaches: Scott Pirrung, David PaulCaptains: Kyle Binnington

March 3 at Lehigh ........................ W 4-3March 18 at Howard ...................... W 4-1March 24 +Jacksonville (Ala.) State .. L 0-7March 26 at Florida Tech ................. W 7-0March 28 at Central Florida .............. L 0-4March 30 Vermont ......................... W 6-1April 2 at Drexel ........................ W 7-0April 4 Lafayette ........................ W 6-1April 6 at Towson ....................... W 6-1April 11 at West Chester .............. W 7-0April 13 Morgan State .................. W 7-0April 14 at Villanova ...................... L 3-4April 17 at La Salle ...................... W 6-1April 19 #Towson ......................... W 6-1April 20 #Northeastern ................ W 4-3April 21 #Boston University ............ L 3-4April 23 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 7-0April 24 at Bucknell ...................... W 5-2+ Played at Orange Lake (Fla.) Country Club# NAC Champ. @ Vermont (5th Place)

1997 (15-5, 3-1 America East)America East Champions

Head Coach: Laura (LeRoy) TravisAsst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Jon Rubinstein

Captains: Mike LustigMarch 2 at Lehigh .......................... L 3-4March 12 Radford ............................ L 2-5March 20 La Salle .......................... W 6-1March 22 West Chester .................. W 7-0March 25 at Mount St. Mary’s ........ W 5-2March 29 +Binghamton................... W 5-2March 30 +Jacksonville State............ L 1-6March 31 +Florida Tech ................... W 6-3April 2 at Stetson ......................... L 0-7April 8 Towson ........................... W 4-3April 10 Drexel ............................ W 7-0April 13 at Bucknell ...................... W 5-2April 15 at Villanova .................... W 4-3April 16 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 6-1April 19 !Hartford .......................... L 3-4April 20 !at Hofstra ...................... W 5-1April 22 at Lafayette .................... W 7-0April 25 #Towson ......................... W 7-0April 26 #Hartford ....................... W 4-3April 27 #Boston University .......... W 6-1+ Played at Orange Lake (Fla.) Country Club! America East Rumble @ Hofstra# AE Champ. @ Vermont (1st Place)

1998 (10-8, 3-1 America East)Head Coach: Laura Travis

Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: Ira Bernstein

March 6 at Lehigh .......................... L 2-5March 16 Mount St. Mary’s ............ W 5-2March 20 at La Salle ...................... W 6-1March 26 at West Chester .............. W 7-0March 28 George Mason .................. L 1-6March 29 Bucknell ............................ L 2-5March 31 *at Drexel ...................... W 6-1April 4 *at Towson ....................... L 2-5April 6 at Eckerd College ............. W 9-0April 8 +Jacksonville .................... L 1-6April 9 +Webber .......................... L 0-7April 10 at Florida Tech ................. W 9-0April 18 !*New Hampshire ............ W 6-0April 18 !at *Hofstra .................... W 5-1April 21 Lafayette ........................ W 7-0April 22 UMBC ............................... L 1-6April 24 #Drexel .......................... W 4-3April 25 #Boston University ............ L 1-6+ Played at Grenelefe CC, Haines City, Fla.! America East North/South Rumble @ Hofstra# America East Champ. @ Vermont (T-3rd Place)

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1999 (12-10, 4-3 America East)Head Coach: Laura Travis


Oct. 11 *Drexel........................... W 8-1Oct. 13 La Salle .......................... W 5-1Oct. 16 +Loyola (Md.) ................. W 5-0Oct. 16 +Johns Hopkins ............... W 3-2Oct. 17 +*Towson ......................... L 2-3Oct. 17 +*Towson ....................... W 4-1Oct. 24 at Georgetown .................. L 2-5March 20 Bucknell ............................ L 1-6March 25 West Chester .................. W 7-0March 27 Vermont ......................... W 5-2March 29 !Eckerd ........................... W 6-3March 30 !Jacksonville ..................... L 0-7March 31 at St. Leo ........................ W 8-1April 2 at Stetson ......................... L 0-7April 8 Villanova @ Carp. Sports .. L 3-4April 14 UMBC @ Carpenter Sports . L 1-6April 16 *Hofstra @ Elkton Md. ...... L 2-4April 17 at *Drexel ...................... W 6-1April 18 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 7-0April 26 at *Towson ....................... L 3-4April 30 at #Vermont ................... W 6-1May 1 #Hofstra ........................... L 2-5+ Played at Grenelefe CC, Haines City, Fla.* America East Match! Played in St. Petersburg, FL# America East Champ. @ Vermont (3rd Place)

1999-2000 (11-13, 2-4 America East)Head Coach: Laura Travis


Oct. 8 +at *Towson ..................... L 0-5Oct. 8 +Johns Hopkins ............... W 5-0Oct. 8 +UMBC ............................. L 0-5Oct. 9 +Bucknell .......................... L 0-5Oct. 9 +Villanova ........................ L 1-5Oct. 17 Howard @ Field House .... W 5-2Oct. 22 !Hartford .......................... L 3-4Oct. 23 !New Hampshire ............. W 6-1March 4 at Lehigh .......................... L 1-6March 18 at Villanova ...................... L 0-7March 23 at West Chester .............. W 6-3March 24 La Salle .......................... W 7-0March 25 at Bucknell ...................... W 4-3March 28 at St. Leo ........................ W 6-3March 29 Bethel @ Haines City, Fla. W 6-1March 30 Wisc.-Whitewater @ Buena Vista, FL ........... W 6-2March 31 at Stetson ......................... L 0-7April 6 *Towson ........................... L 2-5April 8 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 4-3April 12 at UMBC ........................... L 0-7April 14 *Hofstra ........................... L 0-7April 15 *Drexel........................... W 4-2April 20 #Vermont ......................... L 2-4April 25 Lafayette .......................... L 1-6+ Towson Tournament* America East Match! North/South Rumble @ Hofstra# AE Champ. @ USTA Center, Flushing, N.Y. (3rd Place)

2000-2001 (13-9)Head Coach: Laura Travis

Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: Sean Kelly

Sept. 23-24 Swarthmore Invite ..........NTSOct. 7 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-1Oct. 11 at West Chester .............. W 6-3Oct. 14 La Salle .......................... W 7-0Oct. 21 at ! Hartford ................... W 4-3Oct. 22 ! Vermont ....................... W 4-3Oct. 27 + Loyola ......................... W 3-2Oct. 27 + Johns Hopkins .............. W 3-2Oct. 28 + UMBC ............................ L 1-4Oct. 28 + Bucknell ......................... L 2-3March 11 at Maryland ...................... L 1-5March 18 Villanova .......................... L 0-7March 24 Lehigh ............................ W 4-2March 26 at Webber ........................ L 0-9March 27 $ Portland State.............. W 6-1March 28 $ St. Leo ......................... W 5-4April 3 at Towson ......................... L 3-4April 10 UMBC ............................... L 0-7April 13 Hofstra ............................. L 2-5April 14 at Drexel ........................ W 6-1April 20 %Hartford ........................ L 2-4April 21 %New Hampshire ........... W 6-1April 22 %Boston University ........ W 4-1+ Towson Tournament* America East Match! North/South Rumble @ Hartford$ Played at Grenelefe Country Club, Haines City, Fla.# AE Champ. @ Vermont (5th Place)

2001-2002 (10-7, 4-0 CAA)Head Coach: Laura Travis

Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: Pat Seitz

Sept. 22-23 Swarthmore Invite ..........NTSOct. 3 at West Chester .............. W 4-3Oct. 7 at La Salle ...................... W 5-2Oct. 9 at Villanova ...................... L 2-5Oct. 12 + Loyola ......................... W 5-0Oct. 12 + Saint Joseph’s .............. W 4-1Oct. 13 + Georgetown ................... L 2-3Oct. 13 + Towson ........................ W 4-1Oct. 20-21 Kutztown Tournament .......NTSOct. 26-28 Omni ITA Regionals at Princeton ........................NTSMarch 7 Lafayette ........................ W 5-2March 9 at Maryland ...................... L 2-5March 23 at Lehigh .......................... L 3-4April 4 at Webber ........................ L 1-8April 5 at Stetson ......................... L 2-5April 10 at * George Mason .......... W 6-1April 12 * Hofstra ........................ W 7-0April 14 * Drexel.......................... W 5-2April 15 * Towson ........................ W 6-1April 19 # Old Dominion ................. L 0-4* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Championship


Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: Pat Seitz

Sept. 13 + Villanova ....................... L 0-5Sept. 13 + Monmouth ................... W 5-0Sept. 14 + Saint Joseph’s ................ L 0-5Sept. 14 at + Towson .................... W 4-1Sept. 22 Swarthmore .................... W 5-2Oct. 2 Villanova ........................ W 4-3Oct. 6 La Salle .......................... W 5-2Oct. 18-20 East Coast Champ. at ODU..NTSOct. 25-28 ITA Regionals at Penn .......NTSJan. 25 $ East Tennessee State ...... L 0-5Jan. 25 at $ Virginia Comm. .......... L 0-5Jan. 26 & Old Dominion ................. L 0-5March 1 at Lehigh ........................ W 5-2March 9 at Maryland ...................... L 2-5March 13 at Lafayette ...................... L 1-6March 16 Bucknell .......................... W 5-2March 19 at Saint Joseph’s ............... L 2-4March 22 * George Mason .............. W 4-3March 28 at Temple ........................ W 5-2April 2 at Webber ........................ L 1-8April 3 at Stetson ......................... L 0-7April 8 at * Drexel ....................... L 3-4April 10 * Towson ........................ W 6-1April 11 * Hofstra (at Elkton, Md.) .. L 2-5April 12 * James Madison ............... L 2-7April 17 ^ George Mason ............. W 4-3April 18 ^ William & Mary ............. L 0-4April 21 # UMBC ............................ L 1-6+ Towson Tournament* Colonial Athletic Association Match$ Virginia Commonwealth Invitational# CAA Champ. @ Byrd Park, Richmond, Va.


Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: Dustin Lewis, Sanjay Khindri,

Ari ZweigSept. 20-21 Swarthmore Invite ..........NTSSept. 25 at Villanova ...................... L 1-4Sept. 28 at Bucknell ...................... W 4-3Oct. 1 West Chester .................. W 7-0Oct. 3 + Loyola ......................... W 5-0Oct. 3 + UMBC .......................... W 3-2Oct. 5 + Mount St. Mary’s ......... W 5-0Oct. 5 + Georgetown ................... L 2-3Oct. 11 at LaSalle ....................... W 7-0Oct. 17-19 Old Point Nat. Coll. Inv. at ODU ..........................................NTSFeb. 28 at Lehigh .......................... L 2-5March 6 at Maryland ...................... L 0-7March 8 Lafayette ........................ W 5-2March 22 at Webber ........................ L 3-6March 23 at St. Leo ........................ W 7-2March 25 at Stetson ......................... L 1-6April 3 at * James Madison ........... L 0-4April 3 Radford (at JMU) .............. L 0-6April 7 at * Towson .................... W 6-1April 10 * Hofstra .......................... L 3-4April 15 UMBC ............................... L 3-4April 17 at * George Mason .......... W 6-1April 18 * Drexel.......................... W 7-0April 22 # Drexel ......................... W 4-0April 23 # William & Mary ............. L 1-4+ Towson Tournament* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ William & Mary (Quarters)


Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: John Tully, Robert Wirth

Sept. 18-19 Swarthmore Tournament ..NTSOct. 1 Villanova ........................ W 6-1Oct. 9 La Salle .......................... W 7-0Oct. 15-17Hampton Roads Invite at ODU ..........................................NTSOct. 22-24 ITA Regional at Virginia Tech ..........................................NTSFeb. 19 at Millersville .................. W 7-0Feb. 26 at Lehigh .......................... L 1-6March 7 at UMBC ......................... W 6-1March 13 at Maryland ...................... L 0-7March 21 at Lafayette .................... W 4-3March 28 at Bethune-Cookman ....... W 5-2March 29 at Webber ...................... W 6-3March 30 at Florida Tech ................. W 7-2March 31 at Stetson ......................... L 1-6April 6 at * Drexel ..................... W 7-0April 8 * UNCW (at Mason) .......... L 3-4April 10 at * Hofstra ...................... L 3-4April 12 Georgetown .................... W 4-3April 15 * George Mason .............. W 7-0April 17 * James Madison ............... L 3-4April 22 # William & Mary ............. L 0-4April 24 Bucknell .......................... W 4-3* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ Newport News, Va. (Quarters)

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Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: Josh Ditman

Sept. 17-18 Swarthmore Invite ..........NTSSept. 25 at Villanova .................... W 6-1Oct. 2 Mount St. Mary’s ............ W 7-0Oct. 14-16 Old Dominion Tourn. ...........NTSOct. 26 at La Salle ...................... W 7-0Feb. 19 at College of New Jersey .....NTSFeb. 25 at Lehigh .................... CancelledMarch 11 at Maryland ...................... L 0-7March 12 Lafayette .................... CancelledMarch 16 Quinnipiac ....................... W 5-2March 27 at Florida Tech ................... L 4-5March 29 at Stetson ......................... L 0-7March 31 * JMU (at Towson) ............ L 3-4April 1 * UNCW (at Towson) ......... L 0-7April 6 at UMBC ......................... W 4-3April 9 at * George Mason .......... W 6-1April 11 at Georgetown .................. L 3-4April 12 * Hofstra ........................ W 5-2April 14 at * Drexel ................. CancelledApril 18 Temple ........................ CancelledApril 20 # Drexel ......................... W 4-0April 21 # Old Dominion ................. L 0-4April 25 at Bucknell ........................ L 3-4* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ Newport News, Va.


Asst. Coaches: Holly Chomyn, Cindy PilipczukCaptains: Match Captains

Sept. 16-17 Swarthmore Tourn ...........NTSSept. 24 Temple ........................ CancelledSept. 27 Villanova ........................ W 5-2Oct. 3 at Georgetown .................. L 1-6Oct. 10 Saint Joseph’s .....................NTSOct. 13-15 .. Hampton Roads Invite at ODU ..........................................NTSOct. 21-24 ITA Regional at Penn .........NTSJan. 20 $ Navy ............................. L 1-4Jan. 20 $ at *Virginia Comm. ......... L 0-5Jan. 21 $ UNC Charlotte ................ L 1-4March 3 at George Washington ....... L 0-7March 10 at Maryland ...................... L 0-7March 23 at Florida Tech ................. W 7-2March 27 at Bethune-Cookman ....... W 5-2March 28 at Stetson ......................... L 2-5April 3 at Lafayette .................... W 4-3April 6 * George Mason .............. W 7-0April 9 * Drexel.......................... W 6-1April 10 UMBC ............................... L 2-5April 13 * UNC Wilmington ............. L 0-4April 13 * Hofstra ........................ W 4-2April 14 * James Madison ............... L 3-4April 19 # George Mason ............. W 4-0April 20 # Old Dominion ................. L 0-4April 24 Bucknell .......................... W 4-3$ Virginia Commonwealth Tournament* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ Newport News, Va.


Assistant Coaches: Holly ChomynCaptains: Match Captains

Sept. 15-16 Swarthmore Invite .........NTSSept. 22-23 ECAC Open Invite. at Lehigh .................................. 1st PlaceOct. 6 at Villanova .................... W 4-3Oct. 12-14 Old Dominion Tourn. ........NTSOct. 18-21 ITA Reg. at Princeton .......NTAFeb. 16 at College of New Jersey .....NTSFeb. 17 at Pennsylvania ................ L 1-6Mar. 5 at Navy ............................ L 0-7Mar. 8 at Maryland ...................... L 0-7Mar. 15 Mount St. Mary’s ............ W 7-0Mar. 18 at Lehigh ........................ W 5-2Mar. 20 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 6-1Mar. 25 at * George Mason .......... W 6-1Mar. 28 % * Drexel ..................... W 5-2Mar. 29 at Stetson ......................... L 1-6Apr. 1 at Bethune-Cookman ....... W 6-0Apr. 4 vs. * Hofstra (at JMU) ..... W 5-1Apr. 5 at * James Madison ........... L 1-6Apr. 9 at UMBC ........................... L 1-6Apr. 17 # George Mason ............. W 4-0Apr. 18 # William & Mary ............. L 0-4Apr. 22 at Bucknell ...................... W 5-2* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ Newport News, Va.


Assistant Coaches: Susan Pollack, Shane Baker, Shane Racine

Captains: Match CaptainsSept. 13-14 Swarthmore Tourn. .........NTSSept. 19-21 ECAC Open at Trinity 1st PlaceSept. 27-28 DelState/Johns Hopkins ..NTSOct. 1 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 6-1Oct. 5 Villanova ........................ W 6-1Oct. 10-12 Old Dominion Tourn. .........NTSOct. 16-19 ITA Regionals at Yale ........NTSMar. 7 at Maryland ...................... L 1-6Mar. 8 at Navy ............................ L 3-4Mar. 15 at Lehigh ........................ W 6-1Mar. 18 at Georgetown ................ W 5-2Mar. 21 at Mount St. Mary’s ........ W 7-0Mar. 25 Lafayette ........................ W 7-0Mar. 27 at * Hofstra .................... W 5-2Mar. 30 at Mount Olive ................ W 9-0Apr. 1 at *UNC Wilmington .......... L 1-6Apr. 4 vs. * JMU (at UNCW) ...... W 4-3Apr. 7 UMBC ............................... L 3-4Apr. 10 *George Mason ............... W 7-0Apr. 11 at * Drexel ................. CancelledApr. 17 at # Old Dominion ............. L 0-4* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ Old Dominion University


Assistant Coaches: Vince Maximo, Brendan Heron, Shane Racine

Captains: Match CaptainsSept. 19-20 Swarthmore Tourn. .........NTSSept. 26 at Villanova ...................... L 2-5Oct. 2-4 Old Dominion Tournament ....NTSOct. 10-11 Lehigh Tournament #1 .......NTSOct. 13 Saint Joseph’s ................. W 7-0Oct. 24-25 Lehigh Tournament #2 .......NTSFeb. 20 Fairfield (at Elkton, Md.).. W 4-1Feb. 27 at Pennsylvania ................ L 2-5Mar. 7 at Navy ............................ L 3-4Mar. 10 at Maryland ...................... L 0-7Mar. 18 at Lehigh ........................ W 7-0Mar. 20 at *George Mason ........... W 7-0Mar. 24 at Lafayette .................... W 7-0Mar. 26 * JMU (Lutherville, Md.) .... L 3-4Mar. 27 * Georgia St. (at Towson) .. L 1-6Mar. 28 at #1 Virginia ................... L 0-7Mar. 29 at * Virginia Comm. ..... CancelledMar. 31 at *Old Dominion ............... L 2-5Apr. 1 at Norfolk State .............. W 6-1Apr. 3 at *William & Mary ........... L 2-5Apr. 5 * Hofstra ........................ W 7-0Apr. 9 at * Drexel ..................... W 6-1Apr. 15 # Hofstra ........................ W 4-0Apr. 16 # Virginia Commonwealth .. L 0-4Apr. 20 at UMBC ........................... L 1-6Apr. 24 Johns Hopkins ................. W 6-1* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ Old Dominion University



Captains: Match CaptainsSept. 18-19 Swarthmore Tourn. ........NTSSept. 24-26 Saint Joseph’s Tourn. .....NTSOct. 8-10 Old Dominion Tournament ....NTSOct. 12 at Saint Joseph’s ............. W 7-0Oct. 16-17 Lehigh Fall Champ. ............NTSFeb. 19 Villanova (at Elkton, Md.) W 7-0Mar. 2 at Lehigh ........................ W 5-2Mar. 5 at Navy ............................ L 3-4Mar. 12 at Fairfield ...................... W 4-3Mar. 17 at Temple .......................... L 2-5Mar. 20 at *Hofstra ..................... W 7-0Mar. 23 Lafayette .................... CancelledMar. 26 at *Virginia Comm. ........... L 0-7Mar. 28 at *Old Dominion ............... L 1-6Mar. 29 at Norfolk State .............. W 7-0Apr. 1 vs. *JMU (at ODU) ........... L 3-4Apr. 6 #63 Pennsylvania ............. L 2-5Apr. 10 *George Mason ............... W 5-2Apr. 12 at Mt. St. Mary’s ........ CancelledApr. 17 *Drexel........................... W 4-3Apr. 21 # Hofstra .......................... L 4-0* Colonial Athletic Association Match#CAA Champ. @ Old Dominion University



Captains: Match CaptainsSept. 23-25 Saint Joseph’s Tourn. .....NTSOct. 1 Drexel ................................NTSOct. 2 Drexel .................... Match PlayOct. 7-9 Hampton Roads Tourn. .........NTSOct. 15-16 Lehigh Invitational ............NTSOct. 20-23 ITA Regionals at UVirginia .NTSJan. 29 Richmond .......................... L 3-4Feb. 12 at Lehigh .......................... L 3-4Feb. 16 Morgan State .................. W 7-0Feb. 25 Saint Joseph’s (Elkton, Md.) W 5-2March 3 at Navy ............................ L 1-6March 18 *Hofstra ......................... W 6-1March 20 Temple .............................. L 3-4March 22 Lafayette ........................ W 7-0March 25 at *Old Dominion ............... L 0-7March 27 at Norfolk State .............. W 5-2March 28 at *VCU ....................... CanceledMarch 30 *James Madison (at ODU).. L 0-7March 31 at *William & Mary ........... L 1-6April 7 *Drexel........................... W 5-2April 10 at Mt. St. Mary’s ............ W 7-0April 15 at *George Mason ............. L 2-5April 19 # Drexel ......................... W 4-1April 20 # VCU .............................. L 0-4* Colonial Athletic Association Match# CAA Champ. @ Old Dominion University

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Year ................. Dual Record (Conference) Head Coach Highlights1909-10 .......... 0-1 n/a - - -1910-11 .......... No Team - - - - - -1911-12 .......... 0-2 n/a - - -1912-13 .......... No Team - - - - - -1913-14 .......... No Team - - - - - -1914-15 .......... 1-2-1 George E. Dutton - - -1915-16 .......... 1-2-1 George E. Dutton - - -1916-17 .......... 2-0 George E. Dutton - - -1917-18 .......... 1-1 George E. Dutton - - -1918-19 .......... 1-1-1 George E. Dutton - - -1919-20 .......... 0-7 George E. Dutton - - -1920-21 .......... 2-3 George E. Dutton - - -1921-22 .......... 0-5 George E. Dutton - - -1922-23 .......... 0-6 Professor Preston - - -1923-24 .......... 0-4 Prefessor Preston - - -1924-25 .......... 4-4 J. Malloy - - -1925-26 .......... 2-3-1 Dr. Eastman - - -1926-27 .......... 3-3 K.S. Whittemore - - -1927-28 .......... 1-5 K.S. Whittemore - - -1928-29 .......... 1-8 Major Glass - - -1929-30 .......... 2-3-2 Ralph W. Jones - - -1930-31 .......... 1-5-1 Ralph W. Jones - - -1931-32 .......... 1-5-1 Ralph W. Jones - - -1932-33 .......... 4-1 Ralph W. Jones - - -1933-34 .......... 0-5 Ralph W. Jones - - -1934-35 .......... 1-5 Ralph W. Jones - - -1935-36 .......... 4-5 Ralph W. Jones - - -1936-37 .......... 6-3-1 Ralph W. Jones - - -1937-38 .......... 6-2-1 Ralph W. Jones - - -1938-39 .......... 2-5 Ralph W. Jones - - -1939-40 .......... 6-3 Ralph W. Jones - - -1940-41 .......... 7-4 Ralph W. Jones - - -1941-42 .......... 2-6 Ralph W. Jones - - -1942-43 .......... 1-1 Ralph W. Jones - - -1943-44 .......... No Team (World War II) - - - - - -1944-45 .......... No Team (World War II) - - - - - -1945-46 .......... 1-4 Ralph W. Jones - - -1946-47 .......... 2-4 Ralph W. Jones - - -1947-48 .......... 4-5 Ralph W. Jones - - - 1948-49 .......... 3-6 Ralph W. Jones - - -1949-50 .......... 2-8 Henry J. DuPont - - -1950-51 .......... 1-9 Henry J. DuPont - - -1951-52 .......... 6-6 Robert F. Sieman - - -1952-53 .......... 2-8 C. Roy Rylander - - -1953-54 .......... 7-3 C. Roy Rylander - - -1954-55 .......... 4-6 C. Roy Rylander - - -1955-56 .......... 2-7 C. Roy Rylander - - -1956-57 .......... 7-4 C. Roy Rylander - - -1957-58 .......... 11-1 C. Roy Rylander - - -1958-59 .......... 7-2 C. Roy Rylander - - -1959-60 .......... 8-2 C. Roy Rylander - - -1960-61 .......... 7-3 C. Roy Rylander - - -1961-62 .......... 4-5 C. Roy Rylander - - -1962-63 .......... 6-6 C. Roy Rylander - - -

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1963-64 ......... 8-1 C. Roy Rylander - - -1964-65 .......... 8-4 C. Roy Rylander - - -1965-66 .......... 6-3 C. Roy Rylander - - -1966-67 .......... 5-3 C. Roy Rylander - - -1967-68 .......... 7-2 C. Roy Rylander - - -1968-69 .......... 5-5 C. Roy Rylander - - -1969-70 .......... 7-3 C. Roy Rylander - - -1970-71 .......... 6-4 C. Roy Rylander - - -1971-72 .......... 8-2 C. Roy Rylander 3rd Middle Atlantic Conference1972-73 .......... 11-3 C. Roy Rylander 2nd Middle Atlantic Conference West1973-74 .......... 19-3 C. Roy Rylander Middle Atlanitc Conference Champions1974-75 .......... 15-1 (5-1 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 2nd East Coast Conference West1975-76 .......... 12-3 (7-1 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 2nd East Coast Conference1976-77 .......... 4-10 (2-5 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 5th East Coast Conference1977-78 .......... 3-11 (3-5 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 6th East Coast Conference1978-79 .......... 14-3 (6-1 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 2nd East Coast Conference1979-80 .......... 10-7 (6-2 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 8th East Coast Conference1980-81 .......... 12-4 (5-3 ECC) Roy Rylander 3rd East Coast Conference1981-82 .......... 14-1 (7-0 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 6th East Coast Conference1982-83 .......... 7-7 (2-2 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 2nd East Coast Conference1983-84 .......... 7-6 (3-3 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 5th East Coast Conference1984-85 .......... 9-6 (4-2 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 3rd East Coast Conference1985-86 .......... 6-5 (1-3 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 5th East Coast Conference1986-87 .......... 12-4 (3-3 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 4th East Coast Conference 1987-88 .......... 11-5 (4-2 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 4th East Coast Conference1988-89 .......... 5-9 (2-5 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 5th East Coast Conference1989-90 .......... 12-4 (6-1 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 4th East Coast Conference1990-91 .......... 9-4 (3-1 ECC) C. Roy Rylander 5th East Coast Conference1991-92 .......... 13-3 (1-2 NAC) C. Roy Rylander 4th North Atlantic Conference1992-93 .......... 13-3 (1-0 NAC) C. Roy Rylander 5th North Atlantic Conference1993-94 .......... 10-7 (0-0 NAC) Laura LeRoy 6th North Atlantic Conference1994-95 .......... 15-3 Laura LeRoy 4th North Atlantic Conference1995-96 .......... 14-4 Laura LeRoy 2nd North Atlantic Conference1996-97 .......... 14-5 Laura LeRoy TravIs America East Champions1997-98 .......... 10-8 Laura Travis 3rd America East1998-99 .......... 12-10 (4-3 AE) Laura Travis 3rd America East1999-00 .......... 11-13 (2-4 AE) Laura Travis America East Quarterfinals2000-01 .......... 13-9 (3-2 AE) Laura Travis 5th America East2001-02 .......... 10-7 (4-0 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2002-03 .......... 11-15 (3-5 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2003-04 .......... 12-11 (3-2 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2004-05 .......... 12-7 (2-3 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2005-06 .......... 8-8 (2-2 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2006-07 .......... 9-11 (3-3 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2007-08 .......... 10-7 (3-1 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2008-09 .......... 10-5 (3-1 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2009-10 .......... 10-11 (3-4 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2010-11 .......... 9-7 (3-3 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association Quarterfinals2011-12 .......... 8-9 (2-4 CAA) Laura Travis Colonial Athletic Association QuarterfinalsTotals: .............. 632-483-10 (.562) 98 Seasons

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ALL-TIME RECORDS

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE MEN’S TENNIS RECORDS(through 2011-12 season)

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS Coach Years Record (Pct.)No Coach ...................... 1909-10; 1911-12 (2) ...................0-3 ( .000)George E. Dutton .................. 1914-22 (8) ..................... 7-20-2 (.276)Professor Preston ................. 1922-24 (2) ........................0-10 ( .000)J. Malloy .............................. 1924-25 (1) ..........................4-4 ( .500)Dr. Eastman .......................... 1925-26 (1) ....................... 2-3-1 (.417)K.S. Whittemore ................... 1926-28 (2) ...........................4-8 (.333)Major Glassburn ................... 1928-29 (1) ...........................1-8 (.111)Ralph W. Jones .................... 1929-49 (20) ................. 54-71-6 ( .435)Henry J. DuPont .................... 1949-51 (2) ........................3-17 ( .150)Robert F. Siemen ................... 1951-52 (1) ...........................6-6 (.500)Dr. C. Roy “Doc” Rylander ... 1952-93 (41) ............. 343-176-1 ( .660)Laura (LeRoy) Travis ........ 1993-Present (19) ...............208-157 (.570)Totals .................................... 97 Seasons ..632-483-10 (1,125) (.562)

TEAM RECORDS __MOST WINS, SEASON: .......................................... 19, 1973-74 (19-3)BEST PERCENTAGE, SEASON: ............................. 1.000 (2-0), 1916-17........................................................................ .938 (15-1), 1974-75MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS: ............................................. 13, 1981-82MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES: ............................................ 9, 1950-51MOST LOSSES, SEASON: ..................................... 15 (11-15), 2002-03MOST MATCHES, SEASON: .................................. 26 (11-15), 2002-03

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS __ * Current players listed in yellow text *

SINGLES WINS, SEASON: ........... 22, Austin Longacre, 2007-08 (22-11)............................................................. 21, Jon Zolin, 1973-74 (21-1).....................................................20, Jeff Dumansky, 1973-74 (20-2)................................................... 20, Austin Longacre, 2008-09 (20-5)........................................................19, Chris Hincker, 2007-08 (19-8).....................................................18, Jefff Olmstead, 1973-74 (18-4).....................................................18, Dave Gonzalez, 1987-88 (18-1)............................................................ 18, John Tully, 2003-04 (18-8)............................................... 18, Jason Hanschmann, 2004-05 (18-7)........................................................18, Chris Hincker, 2008-09 (18-6)........................................................18, Chris Hincker, 2009-10 (18-8)................................................... 18, Austin Longacre, 2009-10 (18-8)........................................................ 17, Lee Kennedy, 2000-01 (17-7)........................................................17, Ira Bernstein, 1996-97 (17-3)..................................................... 17, Adam Lawton , 2011-12 (17-9)

SINGLES WINS, SEASON (FRESHMAN):........................................................19, Chris Hincker, 2007-08 (19-8)............................................... 18, Jason Hanschmann, 2004-05 (18-7)....................................................... 16, Jeff Harrison, 1989-90 (16-3)......................................................16, Steve Querner, 1978-79 (16-1)......................................................... 15, Troy Beneck, 2010-11 (15-7)........................................................ 15, Lee Kennedy, 1999-00 (15-9)........................................................ 15, Sam Barrer, 2006-07 (15-11).........................................................14, Josh Ditman, 2002-03 (14-7)

SINGLES WINS, CAREER: ............ 70, Austin Longacre, 2006-10 (70-38)......................................................69, Chris Hincker, 2007-11 (69-33)

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............................................................. 57, Jon Zolin, 1971-75 (57-5)

.......................................................... 57, John Tully, 2001-05 (57-48)

........................................................ 56, Sam Barrer, 2006-10 (56-38)

SINGLES MATCHES PLAYED, SEASON: ....... 33, Austin Longacre, 2007-08....................................................................... 30, John Tully, 2002-03....................................................................... 29, John Tully, 2004-05................................................................28, Courtney Scott, 2009-10....................................................................28, Troy Beneck, 2011-12.................................................................. 27, Dustin Lewis, 2002-03............................................................ 27, Nolan Greenberg, 2007-08.................................................................. 27, Chris Hincker, 2007-08....................................................................... 26, John Tully, 2003-04................................................................ 26, Sanjay Khindri, 2003-04................................................................... 26, Josh Ditman, 2003-04.....................................................................26, Sam Barrer, 2006-07.................................................................. 26, Chris Hincker, 2009-10.............................................................. 26, Austin Longacre, 2009-10................................................................. 26, Adam Lawton, 2011-12................................................................25, Courtney Scott, 2010-11................................................................ 25, Sanjay Khindri, 2002-03................................................................25, Adam Liebman, 2002-03................................................................25, Adam Liebman, 2003-04..........................................................25, Jason Hanschmann, 2004-05................................................................. 25, Matt Liebman, 2006-07............................................................ 25, Nolan Greenberg, 2006-07.....................................................................25, Sam Barrer, 2007-08.............................................................. 25, Austin Longacre, 2008-09.................................................................. 24, Chris Hincker, 2010-11....................................................24, Lee Kennedy, 1999-00; 2000-01..................................................................24, Dave Mouber, 2000-01............................................................... 24, John Fogelgren, 2000-01................................................................24, Adam Liebman, 2004-05.............................................................. 24, Austin Longacre, 2006-07......................................................... 24, Jonathan Schwartz, 2006-07.................................................................. 24, Chris Hincker, 2008-09

SINGLES MATCHES PLAYED, CAREER: ..... 108, Austin Longacre, 2006-10................................................................ 102, Chris Hincker, 2007-11..................................................................... 105, John Tully, 2001-05................................................................96, Adam Liebman, 2002-06.....................................................................94, Sam Barrer, 2006-10................................................................ 92, Sanjay Khindri, 2000-04................................................................... 86, Josh Ditman, 2002-06..............................................................85, Andre Vorobyov, 2008-11............................................................ 84, Nolan Greenberg, 2005-09......................................................... 76, Jonathan Schwartz, 2004-08...................................................................74, Lee Kennedy, 1999-03................................................................73, Courtney Scott, 2008-11.................................................................71, David Mouber, 1998-02.................................................................. 71, Dustin Lewis, 2000-04.................................................................. 70, Ira Bernstein, 1995-99................................................................. 67, Allen Shukow, 1972-76..................................................................... 67, Sam Lieber, 1988-92

MOST DOUBLES WINS, SEASON:................................... 19, Robert Kay and Ryan Kent, 2010-11 (19-8)......................... 18, Jeff Dumansky and Jeff Olmstead, 1973-74 (18-3)


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MOST DOUBLES WINS, CAREER:........................ 41, Courtney Scott and Chris Hincker (41-21), 2008-11............................34, Dave Baldwin and Jim Korman (34-13), 1984-88

MOST DOUBLES WINS, INDIVIDUAL, SEASON:.......................................................... 20, Robert Kay, 2010-11 (20-9)........................................................... 20, Ryan Kent, 2010-11 (20-9).....................................................19, Jeff Dumansky (19-3), 1973-74

MOST DOUBLES WINS, INDIVIDUAL, CAREER:................................................. 56, Austin Longacre, 2006-10 (56-41)................................................54, Nolan Greenberg, 2005-09 (54-37)

TOP CAREER SINGLES WINS LEADERS 1. Austin Longacre .................2006-10 .................................. 70-382. Chris Hincker .....................2007-11 .................................. 69-333. Jon Zolin ...........................1971-75 .................................... 57-5 John Tully ..........................2001-05 .................................. 57-48 Sam Barrer........................2006-10 .................................. 56-386. Ken Dill .............................1978-82 .................................. 51-14 Ira Bernstein .....................1995-99 .................................. 51-198. Jeff Olmstead ....................1971-75 .................................. 50-12 Allen Shukow ....................1972-76 .................................. 50-17 Jonathan Schwartz ............2004-08 .................................. 50-26 Josh Ditman ......................2002-06 .................................. 50-3612. Jeff Harrison .....................1989-93 .................................. 48-1113. Lee Kennedy......................1999-03 .................................. 47-27 Nolan Greenberg ...............2005-09 .................................. 47-37 Andre Vorobyov ................2008-12 .................................. 47-3816. Steve Querner ...................1978-82 .................................. 45-2017. Kyle Binnington .................1992-96 .................................. 44-23 Adam Liebman ...................2002-06 .................................. 44-5219. Courtney Scott ..................2008-11 .................................. 43-30 Jeff Iannone ......................1988-92 .................................. 43-20 Jim Kegelman ....................1984-88 .................................. 43-2322. Dave Gonzalez ..................1985-88 .................................... 41-6 David Paul ........................1991-95 .................................. 41-15 Sanjay Khindri ...................2000-04 .................................. 41-5125. Subash Parameswaran .......1993-97 .................................... 40-9 Mark Buell ........................1989-94 .................................. 40-23 Sam Lieber ........................1988-92 .................................. 39-2828. Mike Lustig .......................1993-97 .................................. 38-20 Jim Korman .......................1984-88 .................................. 38-2630. Dustin Lewis .....................2000-04 .................................. 37-22 Zach Schmidt .....................1993-97 .................................. 37-2232. Steve Shukow ...................1972-76 .................................. 36-15 Randy Cerce ......................1980-83 .................................. 36-26 Camilo Perez .....................2006-10 .................................. 36-2635. Dave Baldwin ......................1985-88 .................................. 34-16 Jeff Manwiller ...................1988-92 .................................. 34-3137. Jon Eckhard .......................1979-83 .................................. 33-23 Ryan Kent .........................2009-12 .................................. 33-2139. Felix Nacson......................1993-95 .................................... 32-340. Jeff Dumansky ..................1972-74 .................................... 31-5 Ron Kerdasha ....................1981-84 .................................. 31-12 David Mouber ...................1998-02 .................................. 31-40 Troy Beneck................... 2010-Present .............................. 31-1944. Andy Dierdorf ...................1989-93 .................................... 30-7

45. Chuck Herak ......................1981-85 .................................. 29-15 Jason Hanschmann .............2004-08 .................................. 29-15 Dan Kegelman ...................1986-89 .................................. 29-24 John McNamara.................1977-81 .................................. 29-31

TOP CAREER DOUBLES WINS LEADERS (Teams) 1. Courtney Scott/Chris Hincker ................ 2009-11 ................ 41-212. Dave Baldwin/Jim Korman .................... 1984-88 ................ 35-133. Sam Lieber/Jeff Iannone ....................... 1989-92 .................. 31-64. Jeff Dumansky/Jeff Olmstead ............... 1972-74 .................. 29-6 Austin Longacre/Nolan Greenberg ......... 2006-09 ................ 29-156. Greg Barkley/Mike Abuhoff .................. 1975-78 ................ 28-227. Roger Conant/Bill Tobin ........................ 1963-66 .................. 27-2 Jeff Harrison/Adam Heiligman .............. 1990-92 ................ 27-149. Lee Kennedy/Dave Mouber ................... 1999-02 ................ 25-1810. Jesse Carl/Jason Hanschmann ............... 2004-06 .................. 21-8 Jim Kegelman/Dave Gonzalez ............... 1985-88 ................ 21-1112. Mike Lustig/Ira Bernstein ..................... 1995-97 ................ 20-1313. Robert Kay/Ryan Kent ......................... 2010-11 .................. 19-8 Ari Zweig/Pat Seitz ............................. 2000-03 ................ 19-1815. Sam Barrer/Camilo Perez ...................... 2006-10 ................ 18-14 John Tully/Sanjay Khindri ...................... 2001-04 ................ 18-20

TOP CAREER DOUBLES WINS LEADERS (Individuals) 1. Andre Vorobyov.................................... 2008-12 ................ 59-312. Austin Longacre .................................... 2006-10 ................ 56-413. Sam Barrer ........................................... 2006-10 ................ 53-364. Nolan Greenberg ................................... 2005-09 ................ 51-385. Camilo Perez ........................................ 2006-10 ................ 50-276. Jeff Olmstead ....................................... 1971-75 ................ 45-117. Ari Zweig ............................................. 2000-04 ................ 44-43 Chris Hincker ........................................ 2007-11 ................ 44-319. Philip Wayne ........................................ 2002-06 ................ 43-2210. Ira Bernstein ......................................... 1995-99 ................ 42-2811. Jeff Harrison ........................................ 1989-93 ................ 41-15 Steve Querner ...................................... 1978-82 ................ 41-16 Ryan Kent ............................................ 2009-12 ................ 41-2113. Dave Baldwin ....................................... 1984-88 ................ 40-19 Courtney Scott ...................................... 2008-11 ................ 40-2815. David Paul ............................................ 1991-95 ................ 39-13 Sam Lieber ........................................... 1988-92 ................ 39-17 John Tully ............................................. 2001-05 ................ 39-4618. Kyle Binnington..................................... 1992-96 ................ 38-1819. Jim Kegelman ....................................... 1984-88 ................ 37-2520. Sanjay Khindri ...................................... 2000-04 ................ 36-3321. Jim Korman .......................................... 1984-88 ................ 35-14 Mike Lustig .......................................... 1993-97 ................ 35-20 Jason Hanschmann ................................ 2004-08 ................ 35-26 Troy Beneck .......................................2010-Present ............. 34-1624. Jeff Iannone ......................................... 1988-92 .................. 33-6 Jon Zolin .............................................. 1971-75 ................ 33-16

TOP CAREER DOUBLES WINS LEADERS (Teams) 1. Robert Kay/Ryan Kent ......................... 2010-11 .................. 19-82. Jeff Dumansky/Jeff Olmstead ............... 1973-74 .................. 18-33. Jesse Carl/Jason Hanschmann ............... 2004-05 .................. 17-5 Troy Beneck/Adam Lawton .................... 2011-12 .................. 17-85. Philip Wayne/Sammy Carl ..................... 2004-05 .................. 16-4


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ALL-TIME RECORDS

Courtney Scott/Chris Hincker ................ 2009-10 .................. 16-67. Troy Beneck/Andre Vorobyov ................ 2010-11 .................. 15-7 David Paul/Kyle Binnington ................... 1994-95 .................. 15-1 Austin Longacre/Nolan Greenberg ......... 2007-08 .................. 15-910. Steve Querner/Ken Dill ......................... 1981-82 .................. 13-1 Jon Zolin/Jeff Rich ............................... 1974-75 .................. 13-1 Sam Lieber/Jeff Iannone ....................... 1989-90 .................. 13-3 Steve Querner/Steve Sieke ................... 1978-79 .................. 13-414. Jeff Harrison/David Paul ...................... 1992-93 .................. 12-1 Steve Shukow/Robert Cohen................. 1973-74 .................. 12-2 Dave Baldwin/Jim Korman .................... 1987-88 .................. 12-4 Paul Bozentka/Dan Kegelman ............... 1986-87 .................. 12-4 Greg Barkley/Mike Abruhoff ................. 1978-79 .................. 12-5 Ari Zweig/Patrick Seitz ........................ 2000-01 .................. 12-7 Lee Kennedy/Dave Mouber ................... 2000-01 .................. 12-8

TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS • 1974 Middle Atlantic Conference Champions • 1997 America East Conference Champions

INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

NCAA TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTJeff Dumansky - 1973-74 - Princeton - singles

ECAC REGIONAL CHAMPIONAllen Shukow - 1974-75 - SinglesJeff Dumansky - 1971-72 - Singles; 1972-73 Singles

NCAA POST GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTChuck Herak - 1985

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANChuck Herak - 1985 - 2nd team At-Large

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAMChuck Herak - 1985 - 1st teamJeff Iannone - 1990 (3rd team); 1992 - (3rd team)

UNIV. OF DELAWARE OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE OF THE YEARJeff Dumansky - 1974

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAMEDr. Roy Rylander - 1998

CONFERENCE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEARSam Lieber - 1992Jeff Iannone - 1990, 1991Jaime Ferriero - 1986Chuck Herak - 1983, 1984, 1985

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEARLaura Travis - 1996, 1997, 2000

CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS1997-98 ................................................... Ira Bernstein - No. 1 singles.................................................................Mike Murray - No. 6 singles................................................................... Ken Lovell - No. 2 doubles

.................................................................Mike Shifrin - No. 2 doubles1996-97 ................................................... Ira Bernstein - No. 2 singles....................................................................Todd Kosta - No. 3 singles.................................................. Subash Parameswaran - No. 5 singles1995-96 ......................................................Todd Kosta - No. 4 singles..................................................................Mike Lustig - No. 1 doubles................................................................Ira Bernstein - No. 1 doubles1994-95 ................................................... Felix Nacson - No. 4 singles.................................................. Subash Parameswaran - No. 5 singles1992-93 .....................................................David Paul - No. 1 doubles............................................................... Jeff Harrison - No. 1 doubles1987-88 ................................................Dave Gonzalez - No. 3 singles1984-85 .................................................Jaime Ferriero - No. 3 singles..............................................................Dave Gonzalez - No. 5 singles1982-83 ............................................... Sam Sneeringer - No. 5 singles................................................................ Chuck Herak - No. 2 doubles.............................................................. Ron Kerdasha - No. 2 doubles1981-82 ..................................Ken Dill - No. 3 singles / No. 2 doubles............................................................. Steve Querner - No. 2 doubles1980-81 ............................................... Steve Querner - No. 1 doubles................................................................ Randy Cerce - No. 1 doubles....................................................................... Ken Dill - No. 2 doubles.................................................................Mark Skurla - No. 2 doubles1975-76 ...........................................................Allen Shukow - singles........................................................................Robert Cohen - doubles....................................................................... David Holland - doubles1974-75 .......................................................... Jeff Olmstead - singles.........................................................................Allen Shukow - singles1973-74 ................................................ Jeff Dumansky - No. 1 singles1972-73 ......................................................... Jeff Dumansky - singles1971-72 ......................................................... Jeff Dumansky - singles1963-64 .................................................Roger Conant - No. 1 doubles..................................................................... Bill Tobin - No. 1 doubles

ALL-CONFERENCE (vote of coaches/non-tournament champions)Ira Bernstein ............................................................. singles, 1998-99Ari Zweig ................................................................ doubles, 2000-01Pat Seitz ................................................................. doubles, 2000-01John Fogelgren .......................................................... singles, 2000-01John Tully .................................................. 2nd team singles, 2004-05Austin Longacre ....... 2nd team singles/3rd team doubles, 2007-08 and ....................... 2008-09; 2nd team singles/1st team doubles, 2009-10Nolan Greenberg ................... 3rd team doubles, 2007-08 and 2008-09Andre Vorobyov .........................................1st team doubles, 2009-10Troy Beneck ................................... 3rd team singles/doubles, 2011-12Adam Lawton ............................................ 3rd team doubles, 2011-12



University of DelawareMen’s Tennis All-Time Letterwinners

Complete Through the 2011-12 Season --Yellow indicates 2012-13 team--

AAAAbuhoff, Michael D. ............ 1976, 1977, 1979Akin, M. ................................................ 1924Alecci, Jeffrey M. ............... 1984, 1985, 1986Allen, Samuel ..................... 1960, 1961, 1962Annett, Robert ....................................... 1963Andrews, Evan ............................. 2012, 2013Artz, R.S. .............................................. 1993

BBBBabcock, Wm. .............................. 1932, 1933Baldwin, David G. .... 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Barker ......................................... 1922, 1924Barker, W. ................................... 1938, 1939Barkley, Gregory................ 1976, 1977, 1979Barrer, Sam ............. 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Barry, Peter ................................. 1960, 1961Bartochesky, S.W. .... 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940Beneck, Troy ...................... 2011, 2012, 2013Bernstein, Ira ........... 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Biel, Jordan ........................................... 1999Binnington, Kyle ....... 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996Blumberg, Andrew ....................... 2007, 2008Botzentka, Paul M. ............ 1984, 1985, 1987Boyce, Truxton ................... 1939, 1940, 1941Boyer, Raymond ........................... 1967, 1968Brostrand, Arthur ......................... 1965, 1966Brown, J.W. ................................. 1932, 1933Brunner, Robert ................. 1958, 1959, 1960Buechele, John ....................................... 1950Buell, Mark .............. 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994Burke, James ............................... 1967, 1968

CCCCarey, Lewis ...................... 1936, 1937, 1938Carl, Jesse ................................... 2005, 2006Carl, Sammy .......................................... 2005Centrella, Mark S. .................................. 1994Cerce, Randy ........... 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Challenger, Bob .................. 1920, 1921, 1922Challenger, Jack ........................... 1920, 1921Clark, Ed ............................ 1949, 1950, 1951Cleland, Winston ................ 1962, 1963, 1964Cohen, Robert ........................................ 1976Cole, Clinton ................................ 1998, 1999Conant, Roger .................... 1964, 1965, 1966Cooperman, Larry............... 1951, 1952, 1953Corson, Roland....................................... 1955Creamer, Fred .......... 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929

Cubbage, Isaac ............................. 1946, 1947

DDDDaniello, Don ......................................... 1954Daniello, John ........................................ 1957Darrah, Donald ............................ 1967, 1968Davis, R. ............................................... 1934Dayton, Herbert ..................................... 1977Deirdorff, Andy .................. 1990, 1991, 1993Derene, Jason .................... 2011, 2012, 2013Derrickson, J.B. ...................................... 1929Dick, James ........................................... 1959Dieckman, Richard .............. 1958, 1959, 1961Dill, David ............................................. 1989Dill, Kenneth ............ 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982Ditman, Josh ............ 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Donoho, R. ........................ 1935, 1936, 1937Dowashahi, Hassein ..................... 1951, 1952Dunlap, R .......................... 1947, 1948, 1949Dunn, Cary ............................................ 1932Dunton, Stephen D. ...................... 1987, 1988

EEEEastburn ................................................ 1926Eckhard, Jonathan .... 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Edwards, Jonathan ................................. 2004Edwards, Richard ......................... 1946, 1947Ehrenberg, Michael ....................... 1980, 1981Elsbert, W.F. .......................................... 1934Englebreth, Wesley R. .................. 1994, 1995Epstein, Michael B. ....................... 1983, 1984

FFFFeldman, Jacob ............................ 1960, 1961Ferriero, Jaime S. ..... 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Fisher, Phillip ......................................... 1976Fogelgren, John ...................................... 2001Furlong, Gordon J. ........................ 1982, 1983Furr, Michael .......................................... 2013

GGGGehrke, Larry .............................. 1967, 1968Geiger, Richard ...................................... 1942Gelman, Nolan ............................. 2012, 2013Given, Russell .................... 1958, 1959, 1960Gonzalez, David ................. 1985, 1986, 1988Gottlieb, David ...................................... 1998Graham, Richard ................ 1963, 1964, 1965Greenberg, Nolan ..... 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Gutowitz ............................................... 1917

HHHHabibi, Richard ...................................... 1992Habicht, Wilbur ............................ 1940, 1941Haines, Edwin .................... 1942, 1947, 1948

Hanschmann, Jason .. 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Harcketts, John ............................ 1967, 1968Harrison, Jeff .......... 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Hartman, Wilmon ............... 1961, 1962, 1963Harwanko, Mark ................................... 1979Hassenstein, Edwin ................................ 1967Hauge, John ....................... 1964, 1965, 1966Heiligman, Adam ................ 1990, 1991, 1992Heppe, G.L................................... 1932, 1933Herak, Charles D. ............... 1983, 1984, 1985Herak, Christopher ................................. 1989Herr, Ivan .............................................. 1942Hill, Peter .......................... 1950, 1951, 1952Hill, R. ................................................. 1934Hincker, Chris ........... 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011Hitch, Philip ....................... 1965, 1966, 1967Hoey, James ...................... 1952, 1953, 1954Hoey, R. ................................................ 1924Hoffecker, Donald .............. 1946, 1950, 1951Holland, David ....................................... 1976Hollis, J.P. ............................................. 1932Hopkins, Thomas .................................... 1953Horty ................................ 1919, 1920, 1921Housepian, J. ..................... 1947, 1948, 1949Hume, Garrett ................... 1934, 1935, 1936Humphrey .............................................. 1919

IIIIannone, Jeffrey ....... 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992

JJJJebens, Walter ................... 1954, 1955, 1956Jenkins, W. Thomas ............ 1955, 1956, 1957Johnson, Chris .................... 1997, 1999, 2000Johnson, D. .................................. 1924, 1926Jordan, Thomas ........ 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942

KKKKapur, Amit ........................................... 2008Kaufman, Clayton ......................... 1957, 1958Kay, Robert ........................................... 2011Kegelman, Daniel G. ........... 1987, 1988, 1989Kegelman, James W. 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Kegelman, Matthew ............................... 1977Kelly, James R. ............................ 1984, 1987Kelly, Sean .............. 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Kennedy, Lee ..................... 2000, 2001, 2002Kent, Ryan ........................ 2010, 2011, 2012Kerdasha, Ronald W. .......... 1982, 1983, 1984Khindri, Sanjay ........ 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Kirkland, Robert ................ 1946, 1948, 1949Knox, George ........................................ 1939Kohler, Walter ....................................... 1956Korman, James S. .... 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Kosta, Todd ................................. 1996, 1997

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LLLLange, Ervin ........................................... 1961Lawrence, W. .................... 1933, 1934, 1935Lawton, Adam ............................. 2012, 2013LeBlanc, Ian ........................................... 2012Lengemann, Peter ........................ 1958, 1960Leopold, Jonathan .................................. 2000Levine, Josh ........................................... 2006Levy, Ernest ........................................... 1959Lewis, Dustin ........... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Lieb, Alan .............................................. 1946Lieber, Samuel.......... 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992Liebman, Adam ........ 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Liebman, Matt ....................................... 2007Lindbaek, Peter ...................................... 1967Longacre, Austin ...... 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Lovell, Ken .................................. 1997, 1998Lustig, Michael ......... 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997

MMMMalloy, N. ............................................ 1924Manwiller, Jeffrey .... 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992Marshall, Jeff .............................. 2010, 2011Max, Alfred ........................................... 1933McMillan, J.G. ................... 1917, 1918, 1919McNamara, John ................ 1979, 1980, 1981McWhorter ............................................ 1921Meredith ..................................... 1926, 1927Miller, John .................................. 1961, 1962Mock, Al .................. 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941Mock, Walter ..................... 1938, 1939, 1940Moore, Robert ................... 1989, 1990, 1991Moran, Joseph ............................. 1930, 1931 Mouber, David ......... 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Mulrooney, Richard ...................... 1951, 1952Murray, Michael ........................... 1998, 1999

NNNNacson, Felix S. ........................... 1994, 1995Nicholls ................................................. 1933

OOOOlcott ............ 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921

PPPParameswaran, Subash ..1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Paul, David C. .............................. 1994, 1995Paul, Ewald ....................... 1962, 1963, 1964Paul, Mark .................................. 1992, 1993Perez, Camilo........... 2007, 2008, 2009 ,2010Piacente, Nick .......... 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011Price, Carl .......................... 1963, 1964, 1965Pyle, Howard .............................. 1927, 1930

QQQQuerner, Steven ....... 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982Quigley, Mark D. .................................... 1984

RRRReed, Richard .............................. 1941, 1942Reese, Jordan ........................................ 1999Rice, H.L. .......................... 1935, 1936, 1937Rich, Jeffrey .......................................... 1976Robinson, W. ........................................ 1948Roe, Tom ........................... 1959, 1960, 1961Runk, Thomas .............................. 1949, 1950Ryan, Richard .......... 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949

SSSSchmidt, Zachary M. 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Scott, Courtney .................. 2009, 2010, 2011Schrader, Parker .................................... 2008Schuermann, John................................... 1953Schwarcz, Myron ................................... 2000Schwartz, Jason ........................... 1997, 1998Schwartz, Jonathan .. 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Seidel, Barry .......................................... 1951Seitz, Patrick ........... 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Shifrin, Michael ...................................... 1998Short, Verdell .............................. 1946, 1948Shukow, Allen ........................................ 1976Shupp, Carl .............. 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956Sieke, Stephen ............................. 1977, 1979Siemen, Robert ............................ 1942, 1943Simpkins, Howard ........................ 1954, 1959Skurla, Mark................................ 1980, 1981Sloane, Adam ............................... 1995, 1996Smith, Harry ................................ 1942, 1943Sneeringer, Samuel W. ................. 1983, 1984Speakman, George ................................. 1930Stahl, Marc .................................. 1976, 1977Stanley, William ..................................... 1979Sweet, Alex ........................................... 2013

TTTTaylor, A.J. ............. 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930Tobin, William .................... 1964, 1965, 1966Triggs .................................................... 1922Tully, John ............... 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Turner, A................................................ 1924

VVVVan Beek, Richard .................................. 1950Veale, Harry .......................................... 1954Vincent .................................................. 1927Vorobyov, Andre ...... 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

WWWWagner, Miles........................................ 1939Walker, Raymond ............... 1957, 1958, 1959Walls, Robert .......... 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943Walsh, Joseph .................... 1932, 1933, 1934Wayne, Philip .......... 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Wells, Wm ............... 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938West, Thomas ........................................ 1980Whaley, Woodrow ....................... 1960, 1961Whann, John ................................ 1951, 1952Wheeless, Chauncey ........... 1934, 1935, 1936White, Frank ...................... 1952, 1953, 1954Whitney, F. ........................................... 1934Williams, Thomas ................................... 1955Wirth, Robert .................... 2002, 2003, 2005Woodruff, Jon .................... 1955, 1956, 1957Woodruff, Robert ............... 1956, 1957, 1958

YYYYoung, Stephen ............................ 1961, 1962

ZZZZumsteg, Thomas ................................... 1977Zweig, Ari ............... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

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