2014-15 Idaho Tennis Yearbook

205 Big Sky Men’s & Women’s Tennis Champions

204-5 University of Idaho Tennis2014-15 HONORS AND AWARDS

BIG SKY WOMEN’S TENNIS

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

GALINA BYKOVA

FIRST-TEAM ALL-BIG SKY

GALINA BYKOVA


EMMIE MARX

SECOND-TEAM ALL-BIG SKY

SOPHIE VICKERS

BIG SKYHONORABLE MENTION

BELEN BARCENILLA

BIG SKY PLAYER OF THE WEEK

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MAR. 31

SOPHIE VICKERS EMMIE MARX


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GALINA BYKOVA

BIG SKYMEN’S TENNIS

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

ODON BARTAFIRST-TEAM ALL-BIG SKY

ODON BARTA


FELIPE FONSECA

BIG SKYHONORABLE MENTIONCR

ISTOBAL RAMOS SALAZAR

BIG SKYHONORABLE MENTION

MARK KOVACS

WOMEN

MEN


MAR. 17

ODON BARTA


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CRIST

OBAL RAMOS SALAZAR

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2014-15 Idaho VandalsMen’s and Women’s Tennis Yearbook

Why the “Vandals”? Don’t use your dictionary to find Idaho’s defini-tion of a Vandal. No, Idaho’s student-athletes go by a name earned nearly a century ago by a basket-ball team coach by Hec Edmundson, whose teams played defense with such intensity and ferocity that sports writers said they “vandalized” their opponents. The mark made by that 1917 team went far deeper than wins and losses on the court. In 1917, Harry Lloyd “Jazz” McCarty - a writer for the student-newspaper, the Argonaut - subtly tagged the team with a new nickname in a pregame write-up: “The opening game with Whitman will mark a new epoch in Idaho basketball history, for the present gang of ‘Vandals’ have the best material that has ever car-ried the ‘I’ into action.” McCarty’s indirect suggestion stuck. In 1921, McCarty and Edward Maslin Hulme, the dean of the College of Liberal Arts, succeeded in their push to have Vandals officially adopted as the nickname for Idaho teams. Adding a special touch were Edmundson’s roots. He was from Moscow and made a name for himself at Idaho as one of the nation’s top distance runners. He eventually left Idaho to coach at the University of Washington, where the Huskies still play basketball in the building bearing his name - the Edmundson Pavilion.

Odon BartaTable of ContentsVandal Coaching Staff ....................................................... 3-8

2014-15 Idaho Women’s Tennis ...................................9-20

2014-15 Idaho Men’s Tennis ...................................... 21-31

History and Records ..................................................... 32-42

The University of Idaho ............................................... 43-52

CreditsThis publication was written, designed and pro-duced by Seth Pringle of the Idaho Athletic Media Relations department. Head shots by Jonathan Bill-ings of Archer Photography (Moscow, Idaho). Action photography by Spencer Farrin (Pullman, Wash.), Becky Paull (Moscow, Idaho), Nick Heidelberger (Moscow, Idaho) and the Big Sky. Cover design by Seth Pringle of the Idaho Athletic Media Relations department.



VANDAL COACHES


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JEFFBEAMANMen’s Head CoachAlabama A&M, 2000Ninth Season

Jeff Beaman joined the University of Idaho tennis program as head coach of both the men’s and women’s teams in August of 2006, and since 2008 has served as the Director of Tennis and the head men’s tennis coach. Beaman coached both the men and women’s teams from 2007-08 and 2014.

Beaman is a six-time Coach of the Year, earning the recognition from the Big Sky for the men in 2015, Western Athletic Conference in 2013 for the men, and 2014 for both the men and women, along with ITA Mountain Region Coach of the Year honors for the men in 2011 and the women in 2014.

Beaman took both Vandal programs to the 2014 NCAA tournament by winning WAC tournament championships on both sides. It was the first conference championship in the history of the women’s program and the first for the men since winning the Big Sky in 1978.

The Idaho women achieved a program-best No. 51 national ranking during its 11-match win streak under Beaman in 2014, and went 19-6 on the season.

Beaman increased Idaho’s win total in each of his first four seasons coaching the Vandal men, peaking with 22 wins in 2010 after taking over a program that won just two matches in 2006, going 2-22. Beaman led the Idaho men to their first top-50 national ranking when the Vandals were ranked as high as No. 46 in 2011.

Beaman has taken the Vandals to three straight WAC championship matches, falling to Fresno State in 2012 and Den-ver in 2013 before winning the program’s first WAC Championship over New Mexico State in 2014.Beaman came to Idaho after serving as an assistant men’s coach at Texas Christian University for one season. In his time at TCU, he helped the Horned Frogs earn a 2006 Mountain West Conference crown, a trip into the second round of the NCAA Tournament and a No. 31 national ranking. Two of the players from that team also earned All-America honors.

Beaman’s first stop as a full-time head coach came at Barton County (Kan.) Community College, where was the head men’s and women’s tennis coach from 2000-03. From 2001-03, he guided the men’s program to three straight top-five finishes in the final NJCAA rankings. The team was second overall in both 2001 and 2002 and fourth in 2003. His wom-en’s team finished the 2003 season ranked third in NJCAA. Overall, he coached six ITA All-Americans and 10 NJCAA All-Americans at Barton County. In 2003, he was also nominated for the Barton County Community College Difference Award.

After Barton County, Beaman moved on to the College of Santa Fe, where he started as an assistant in 2004 and eventually was named head coach in 2005. In the inaugural year of the program in 2004, he helped lead the Spin to a No. 5 national ranking and a quarterfinal appearance at the NAIA national tournament. The team also featured three All-Americans and the NAIA Player of the Year, Ivan Angulo. In 2005, he led the team to a No. 1 final ranking in NAIA and helped five of his players achieve All-America status. Following the season, he was named Coach of the Year for

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From 2000-03, Beaman was the Head Tennis Pro at the Town & Country Racquet Club in Santa Fe, N.M. He is a certified Level I and II Tennis Coach by Tennis Canada.

Beaman graduated summa cum laude from Alabama A&M in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in Physi-cal Education. As a player for the Bulldog tennis team, Beaman was named Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year twice, in 1997-98 and 1998-99.

Beaman is a native of Ottawa, Canada. His wife’s name is Lori.

Jeff BeamanYear-by-year record (Men)

2007 .................... 10-152008 .................... 13-132009 .................... 16-102010 .......................22-82011 .......................19-82012 .................... 14-142013 .......................21-72014 .................... 11-142015 .................... 16-12Total ...142-101 (.584)

Jeff BeamanYear-by-year record (Women)

2007 .......................16-92008 .................... 16-102014 .......................19-6Total ....51-25 (.671)

2014 WAC Men’s TennisCoach of the Year

2014 WAC Women’s TennisCoach of the Year

2014 ITA Mountain Region Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year

2013 WAC Men’s TennisCoach of the Year

2011 ITA Mountain Region Men’s Tennis Coach of the Year

2015 Big Sky Men’s TennisCoach of the Year



MARIANACOBRAWomen’s Head CoachNorthern Iowa, 2008First Season

Mariana Cobra took over as Idaho’s head women’s tennis coach prior to the 2014-15 season.

In her first season she coached the Vandals to the Big Sky Championship and their second consecutive NCAA Tourna-ment. Idaho went 15-9 in its return to the Big Sky Conference. The Vandals broke Sacramento State’s 13-year run as conference champions, winning 4-3 in the championship match. With her Cobra’s help Idaho earned four individual all-conference honors. Galina Bykova also was awarded the conference’s Player of the Year.

Cobra was the head women’s tennis coach at Northern Iowa for the 2012-13 season and coached Missouri Valley Con-ference Player of the Year Phoebe Walker that season.

Prior to her appointment at UNI, Cobra was the assistant men’s and women’s tennis coach at Case Western Reserve University in 2011-12 and the assistant women’s tennis coach at Middle Tennessee State University for the 2010-11 season. At Case Western Reserve University, Cobra helped the men’s team to a No. 17 national ranking in the ITA Divi-sion III polls, the best in the program’s history.

Cobra played collegiality at Northern Iowa and was a three-time ITA Scholar-Athlete and a two-time MVC Scholar Ath-lete. She posted a 65-28 (.698) career singles record to rank third in school history in career winning percentage. After graduating from UNI in 2008, Cobra served as a graduate assistant for the Panthers and earned her master’s degree in 2010 in sport psychology.

Cobra took over the Vandal squad that won the program’s first conference championship and reached its first NCAA tournament in 2014 after going 19-6 and winning the WAC tournament.

2015 Big Sky Women’s TennisCoach of the Year

Mariana CobraYear-by-year record

2015 .......................15-9Total ...... 15-9 (.625)



ARTHOOMIRATANAAssociate Men’s Head CoachUCLA (B.A.)Oregon (J.D.)Georgia Southern (M.S.)

Art Hoomiratana joined the Idaho men’s and women’s tennis programs as associate head coach ahead of the 2013-14 season.

In 2013-14, Hoomiratana helped both Vandal teams win Western Athletic Conference championships and reach the NCAA tournament. Both teams boasted the WAC Player of the Year, with Victoria Lozano taking home the honor on the women’s side and Jose Bendeck earning the recognition for the men. The Vandal women achieved a program-best No. 51 national rank in the spring of 2014 and finished with a 19-6 record.

Prior to coming to Idaho, Hoomiratana spent the 2012-2013 tennis season as the volunteer assistant coach for the men’s tennis team at Cornell University where he was part of the coaching staff that helped the team reach an all-time program high of No. 23 in the national rankings.

As a mental skills specialist, Hoomiratana has completed numerous hours as a sport psychology consultant in training. He spent the summer of 2013 in Hilton Head, South Carolina working at the Ivan Lendl International Tennis Academy and International Junior Golf Academy as a mental training specialist and also co-teaches the Applied Sport Psychol-ogy and Mental Training classes at Idaho. In addition to his coaching and teaching duties, he consults with a number of teams and individual athletes on campus for mental skills training.

Prior to coaching tennis, Hoomiratana spent eight years coaching collegiate football. His last stop was at Ithaca Col-lege, where as the running backs coach he was responsible for coaching the school’s seventh-best single season rushing performer. Prior to Ithaca, he spent seven years in the junior college ranks as a quarterback and wide receivers coach where he has assisted in the development of several players who moved on to the Division I and professional levels.

Hoomiratana has earned a B.A. in History from UCLA, a J.D. from the University of Oregon, and a M.S. in Kinesiology from Georgia Southern University. He is currently finishing his thesis for a second M.S. in Exercise and Sport Sciences (Sport Psychology) from Ithaca College. Currently, he is a 2nd year Sport Psychology Ph.D. student at the University of Idaho studying under Dr. Damon Burton.



ABIDAKBARAssistant Women’s Tennis CoachSecond SeasonIdaho, 2013

Akbar joined the University of Idaho coaching staff as assistant women’s tennis coach in the fall of 2013 after a successful playing career for the Vandals during which he earned two first-team all-Western Athletic Conference honors and went 15-9 in dual-match singles during his senior season, all at the No. 1 and No. 2 positions. Akbar is from Islamabad, Pakistan.



VANDAL WOMEN’S TENNIS


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2014-15 Idaho women’s tennis (left to right): Emmie Marx, Beatriz Flores, Lucia Badillos, Belen Barcenilla, Galina Bykova, Sophie Vickers, Claire Yang Rita Bermudez

2014-15 Idaho Vandal Women’s TennIs

Player Year HometownLucia Badillos Fr. La Rioja, SpainBelen Barcenilla Jr. Leon, SpainRita Bermudez Jr. Tucson, Ariz. Galina Bykova So. St. Petersburg, RussiaBeatriz Flores RSr. Guzman, MexicoEmmie Marx Sr. Mossel Bay, South Africa Sophie Vickers Sr. Melbourne, AustraliaClaire Yang So. Taipei City, Taiwan



BEATRIZFLORESSeniorGuzman, Mexico

2015: Recorded an 7-6 overall record...went 1-2 in Big Sky Play...was 8-1 on the season in doubles play...she and Lucia Badillos were a perfect 5-0 in doubles including a 3-0 record at the No. 3 position...closed career with a 59-37 singles record.

2013-14: Went 13-9 overall in singles play, including a 7-3 dual match record...played at the No. 4, 5, 6 positions...majority of wins came from the No. 6 position with a 5-1 record...went 12-4 in doubles play with four different partners.

Spring 2013: Flores went 13-7 in singles play during the spring of 2013, playing at the Nos. 4, 5 and 6 positions…she also went 12-10 in doubles at the Nos. 2 and 3 positions…she went 2-0 at No. 4 singles, 8-7 at No. 5 and 3-0 at No. 6…in doubles she went 2-1 at No. 2 and 10-9 at No. 3.

Fall 2012: Flores went 4-3 in singles play during the fall of 2012…she advanced to the round of 16 at the WSU Cougar Classic…she also went 4-3 in doubles play, reaching the quarterfinal at the WSU Cougar Classic.

Spring 2012: Flores went 18-6 at the No. 5 and No. 6 singles positions in dual matches in the spring...she went 2-0 at No. 5 and 16-6 at No. 6...Flores went 3-1 in WAC matches...she heated up towards the end of the season, going 8-1 in her last nine singles matches of the year...in doubles play Flores went 18-8...she went 8-2 at No. 1 doubles with Victoria Lozano, and 10-6 at No. 3 doubles.

Fall 2011: Flores posted a 4-5 singles record and a 4-4 doubles record in the fall…she advanced to the round of 16 in singles play at the Cougar Classic before winning a pair of consolation matches in the event…along with teammate Molly Knox, Flores advanced to the doubles semifinals at the Cougar Classic after a pair of victories.

Junior Tennis: Flores competed in women’s pro events as an amateur in 2010 and 2011, and advanced to the quarterfinal in singles in the 2011 10,000 dollar La Habana event, and made it to the semifinal in doubles in the same event...in 2010 she advanced to the second round in the 10,000 dollar Mazatlan event in singles, and the quarterfinal in doubles...her 2010 year-end WTA doubles ranking was 1,047.


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EMMIEMARXSeniorMossel Bay, South Africa

2014-15: Marx went 17-5 in dual matches this season, finishing with an overall record of 20-12...she was flawless in conference play, finishing with a 10-1 record...she was perfect from the No. 3 position with a 6-0 showing...went 9-3 in No. 2 singles...won in No. 2 singles in the Big Sky Championship match to help Idaho to the conference title...voted First Team All-Conference...Big Sky Player of the week for Mar. 31....14-14 overall in doubles on the season...13-10 in dual matches...played to a 10-8 record in No. 1 doubles with partner Galina Bykova.

At Illinois State: As a sophomore recorded an overall score of 11-7 in singles play... went 4-2 in conference in the first position in Valley singles play... went 6-2 score overall in doubles with partner Stefanie Youngberg...Went 14-9 overall and 4-4 in Missouri Valley Conference play as a freshman...went 4-4 in MVC doubles play at the first position... named to the Valley 2012 All-Select Team.

Personal: Born April 30, 1992 ... daughter of Emsie Marx ... has three siblings, Izelle, Marna and Frans...majored in bio-chemistry/molecular biology.



SOPHIEVICKERSSeniorMelbourne, Australia

2014-15: Played to a 21-11 overall singles record in her final year...went 8-3 in Big Sky play...played at the No. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 positions...posted a 7-1 record in No. 4 singles... finished career with 81 singles-wins, placing her third in school history...18-9 in double play...went 13-6 at the No. 2 position...was 10-6 when playing with partner Belen Barcenilla all at the No. 2 slot...voted Second Team All-Big Sky...named Big Sky Player of the Week for Mar. 3.

2013-14: Vickers was a second-team all-WAC selection in doubles…posted a 20-15 singles record and a 21-5 doubles record in 2013-14…went 13-10 in singles matches in the spring, including a 10-9 mark at No. 4 where she spent most of her time…reached the finals in the singles draw at the Cougar Classic…went 7-0 in doubles in the fall, winning draws at the BSU Fall Tournament and the Cougar Classic…went 14-5 at No. 3 doubles in the spring.

Spring 2013: Vickers went 3-4 in singles play and 3-3 in doubles play in the spring of 2013…she was 0-1 at No. 5 singles and 3-3 at No. 6…in doubles she went 2-1 at No. 2 and 1-2 at No. 3.

Fall 2012: Vickers did not compete during the fall of 2012.

Spring 2012: Vickers went 22-13 on the season...she went 3-1 in singles during WAC play...in doubles play Vickers went 19-6, all at the No. 2 and No. 3 positions...she was 12-4 at No. 2 and 7-2 at No. 3...she went 3-1 in WAC play in doubles...with partner Almudena Sanz, Vickers won seven consecutive doubles matches from Jan. 29 to Feb. 18...Vickers was 1-1 against regionally ranked opponents.

Fall 2011: Vickers went 5-4 in singles play during the fall season, and posted a 9-2 record in doubles action…she advanced to the quarterfinals at the cougar classic in singles play and finished 2-1 in the tournament after winning a consolation match…she also advanced in the opening round at the ITA Mountain Regional championships to get to the round of 64… in doubles action she teamed up with Victoria Lozano and the pair won eight straight doubles matches, including five straight wins to claim the doubles crown at the Eastern Washington Fall Women’s Clas-sic…the two also won their first two doubles matches at the ITA Regional Championships to advance to the round of 16.

Junior Tennis: Vickers held a ranking as high as 139 in Australian women’s open singles...she won the 2011 Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club Champi-onship and the 2010 U18 Victoria State Hardcourt Championship...in2009 and 2010 she was selected to the Australian High School Girls National Team...Vickers was selected as captain of the Victorian Secondary Schools tennis team for the Australian Secondary Schools Championship, and was a member of the Australian Secondary School’s Merit Team two straight years.

Personal: Full name is Sophie Kathryn Vickers...daughter of Anne-Maree and Douglas John Vickers...born April 27, 1992 in Melbourne, Australia...has one brother, Jack.


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BELENBARCENILLAJuniorLeon, Spain

2014-15: Played to a 14-4 record...played only sparingly in the spring with a 1-1 record...finished 7-1 in No. 5 singles and 5-1 in No. 6 play...played exclusively with Sophie Vickers in doubles play, recording an 11-6 record...was 10-6 in No. 2 doubles...won in No. 5 doubles against Sacramento State to help the Vandals to the Big Sky championships.

2013-14: Barcenilla led Idaho with a program-record 30 singles victories in 2013-14, going 30-8 on the season…she went 17-5 in the spring and 13-3 in the fall…Barcenilla played the majority of her singles matches at the No. 5 posi-tion, going 15-3 there…she earned second-team all-WAC honors for doubles after going 14-5 in the spring, all at the No. 3 position…she went 28-7 in doubles overall…won the doubles draw at the Cougar Classic with partner Sophie Vickers.

Spring 2013: Barcenilla joined the Vandals in the spring of 2013..she went 9-12 in singles play and 6-6 in doubles ac-tion in her first semester of college tennis…she primarily played her singles matches at No. 4, where she went 8-10…she also went 1-1 at No. 3 and 0-1 at No. 5 singles.

Junior Tennis: Barcenilla was ranked No. 111 in Spanish Open Women’s Singles, and competed at regional, national and international levels…she was the regional champion of Castille and Leon multiple times, and her team finished third nationally in Spanish league play.

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RITABERMUDEZJuniorTucson, Ariz.

2014-15: Recorded an 11-12 overall singles-record...went 11-11 in doubles play...totaled four wins while playing on the No. 4 singles court...she was 3-2 in the fall season in singles...won in No. 4 singles in the Big Sky Championship match to help Idaho to a 4-3 victory...was 10-7 in doubles with Lucia Badillos in the spring with a 9-7 record at the No. 3 position.

2013-14: Bermudez earned second-team all-WAC honors in doubles after going 14-5 in the spring including a 13-5 record at No. 2…she went 21-9 in doubles overall…went 18-10 in singles play in 2013-14 and went 9-4 in the spring, including an 8-4 mark at No. 6.

Spring 2013: Bermudez went 0-3 in singles play in the spring of 2013, playing one match each at the Nos. 4, 5 and 6 positions…she went 10-3 in doubles play, going 3-1 at No. 2 and 7-2 at No. 3.

Fall 2012: Bermudez went 7-8 in singles during the fall of her freshman campaign…she reached the quarterfinals at the WSU Cougar Classic after winning her first two matches of the tournament...she went 8-4 in doubles play during the fall, winning the doubles draw with teammate Victoria Lozano at the WSU Cougar Classic with five straight wins.

High School: As a senior at Canyon del Oro High School in Tucson, Ariz., Bermudez was ranked as a four-star recruit, and won the Arizona Division II State Singles Championship as a high school junior last year. Bermudez was also ranked as the No. 17 player in the Southwest and the No. 3 player in Arizona. Bermudez has two older brothers who play collegiate tennis; Carlos, a freshman at Arizona, and Dominic is a sophomore at Northern Arizona.



GALINABYKOVASophomoreSt. Petersburg, Russia

2014-15: Was a perfect 11-0 in Big Sky singles play on her way to a 26-9 singles record...was 17-5 on the season at the No. 1 posi-tion...defeated Oregon’s Nina Rose (6-3, 6-3) who was ranked No. 57 in the country at the time...has totaled 52 singles-wins in two seasons...was 19-11 in doubles play...paired with Emmie Marx to go 10-8 in No. 1 singles...was 3-0 in No. 2 singles with Sophi Vick-ers...finished the season ranked seventh in the ITA Mountain Region.

2013-14: Bykova earned 2014 WAC Freshman of the Year, first-team all-WAC singles, second-team all-WAC doubles and WAC Player of the Week (Feb. 17) honors during her freshman campaign at Idaho…went 26-11 in singles including 18-5 in the spring, all at the No. 3 position…was 17-5 in dual-match doubles competition, including a 15-5 record at No. 2…went 23-11 in doubles overall…lost in the singles finals of the BSU Tournament and the WSU Invitational in the fall…reached the round of 16 in the ITA Mountain Region doubles draw.

Junior Tennis: Bykova was ranked as high as No. 76 in Russia in women’s open…ranked as high as No. 536 in ITF world juniors before coming to Idaho.



CLAIREYANGSophomoreTaipei City, Taiwan

2014-15: Played in a total of eight matches in her first year at Idaho...put together a 2-6 overall record in singles...was 2-2 in the spring season...was 1-4 in doubles play.

Fresno State: Competed in 10 dual matches ... concluded the year with a 12-13 overall singles record while going 3-2 in dual play this spring ... finished the season with three singles wins in dual play, which was highlighted by a match-clinching victory over No. 63 Santa Clara on Feb. 21. ... paired with Aishwarya Agrawal to earn a highest ITA doubles ranking of No. 41 on Jan 2 ... was 9-6 in doubles tournament action ... helped the Bulldogs to a 2014 MW Champion-ship and NCAA Tournament appearance ... contributed in Fresno State’s undefeated conference (5-0) and home (7-0) record as well as a final ITA ranking of No. 71 ... the team’s sole freshman, Yang garnished the Bulldog Spirit Award for all of her continued support and encouragement on and off the court at the team banquet.

Prior to Fresno State: The 2012 National High School Athletics Group Game Champion. Mian-Chang ITF G4 Doubles Runner-Up.

Personal: Born January 13, 1995 ... parents are Chiu Ling Tung ... hobbies include watching movies, playing tennis and doing something that gives her a sense of accomplishment ... favorite athlete is Novak Djokovic.



LUCIABADILLOSFreshmanLa Roja, Spain

2014-15: Totaled a 17-16 singles-record in her freshman season...played in every singles position throughout the season...recorded three wins on courts 3, 5 and 6...clinched the Big Sky Championship with a 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 win over Sacramento State’s Olivia Boija...went 19-12 in doubles, including 14-7 in the spring...was 10-7 overall with partner Rita Bermudez.



Overall: 15-9 Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Jan. 22 at Washington State L 1-6 0-1 Jan. 31 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 6-1 1-1 Feb. 7 at Seattle U W 6-1 2-1 Feb. 9 at Lewis-Clark State W 7-0 3-1 Feb. 13 vs. Sacramento State* L 3-4 3-2 Feb. 20 at Gonzaga L 2-5 3-3 Feb. 22 NORTHERN COLO.* W 5-2 4-3 Feb. 28 at Eastern Washington* W 6-1 5-3 Mar. 1 vs. North Dakota* W 7-0 6-3 Mar. 6 at Utah State L 2-4 6-4 Mar. 7 at Idaho State* W 5-2 7-4 Mar. 8 at Weber State* W 6-1 8-4 Mar. 14 at Cal Poly L 3-4 8-5 Mar. 15 at #42 Fresno State L 2-5 8-6 Mar. 19 #35 ARIZONA L 0-4 8-7 Mar. 27 at Southern Utah* W 7-0 9-7 Mar. 29 at Northern Arizona* W 5-2 10-7 April 10 MONTANA* W 6-1 11-7 April 12 MONTANA STATE* W 7-0 12-7 April 18 at Portland State* W 6-1 13-7 April 19 at #57 Oregon L 2-5 13-8 April 25 vs. Montana^ W 4-1 14-8 April 26 at Sacramento State^ W 4-3 15-8 May 9 at #6 UCLA& L 0-4 15-9 *Big Sky Conference Match^Big Sky Tournament (Sacramento, Calif.) & NCAA Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.)

2015 IDAHO WOMEN’S TENNIS

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

The Big Sky Conference crowned a new women’s tennis cham-pion for the first time in 13 years in 2015. The No. 2 seeded Vandals defeated No. 1 Sacramento State in nail-biting fashion to earn their second consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament.

All eyes were focused on the No. 6 singles match to close the championship. Sacramento State’s Olivia Boija took the first set, 3-6, over Idaho’s Lucia Badillos. Badillos stormed back in the second with a 7-5 win, forcing a third set. With the other five singles matches concluded, the match was in the hands of the Idaho freshman. Badillos stood tall, getting out to a 5-3 advan-tage. She secured Idaho’s second straight conference champi-onship, taking the final set 6-3.

“Having a freshman be able to handle that pressure for us was amazing,” head coach Mariana Cobra said. “She lost the first set and was down 4-1 in the second at one point. For her to be able to stay in the match and keep fighting was amazing.”

Idaho began the day behind the eight ball for the second con-secutive match. Sacramento State took the doubles point with wins on the No. 1 and 3 courts.

“When we went down 1-0 things did not look so great for us,” Cobra explained. “The girls did a great job of staying on the court as long as they could. We knew we had a chance but we had to put our self in that situation. The way the team com-peted today was unbelievable.”

The Silver and Gold immediately struck back in singles play, taking a 2-1 lead thanks to Emmie Marx and Rita Bermudez. Marx took on Sac State’s Anna-Maria Nau on the No. 2 court. She closed out the match in straight sets (7-5, 6-3) to even the match at one-all. Bermudez scored a 6-2, 7-5 win over Jennifer Ong in No. 4 singles.

Sacramento State picked up two of the match’s next three points. Deimante Bulatovaite defeated Sophie Vickers in straight sets, 4-6, 5-7. Belen Barcenilla got the point back for Idaho on the No. 5 court. She outlasted Ana Loaiza Esquivias in three sets, 6-3, 0-6, 7-5. The Hornets tied the match at three-all with Alina Solitanici’s 7-6(5), 6-3 win over Galina Bykova in No. 1 singles.

“We had been through some adversity this season but the girls have stuck through everything,” Cobra added. “Knowing that they [Sacramento State] have won the past 13 years says some-thing about us. I could not have been prouder.”

The win gave Idaho its second women’s tennis championship in program history. The Vandals won the Western Athletic Confer-

ence in 2014.

The Vandals drew No. 6 UCLA in the opening round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament. The tournament’s seventh seeded Bruins took the match, 4-0, on its way to its second straight NCAA Championship match appearance.

“This was an amazing season for us,” head coach Mariana Cobra commented. “I am so proud of how we competed the entire year. UCLA was a highly ranked team for a reason.”

NEW CONFERENCE SAME RESULT


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2014-15 IDAHO WOMEN’S TENNIS STATISTICSOverall record: 15-9

Conference: 10-1vs. National ranked: 0-5

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour. Conf. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’l Strk L10 Badillos, Lucia 17-16 12-11 5-5 8-3 1-0 0-1 3-2 2-2 3-6 3-0 0-0 0-0 W 2 6-3Barcenilla, Belen 14-4 13-3 1-1 9-1 --- --- --- 1-1 7-1 5-1 0-0 0-0 L 1 7-1Bermudez, Rita 11-12 8-10 3-2 4-4 --- 3-4 0-2 4-3 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 L 1 3-6Bykova, Galina 26-9 17-6 9-3 11-0 17-5 0-1 --- --- --- --- 1-1 0-2 L 2 7-3Flores, Beatriz 7-6 3-4 4-2 1-2 --- --- --- --- 1-1 2-3 0-0 0-0 L 1 3-4Marx, Emmie 20-12 17-5 3-7 10-1 0-1 9-3 6-0 1-0 1-1 --- 0-1 0-1 W 2 7-1Vickers, Sophie 21-11 15-7 6-4 8-3 --- 0-1 6-4 7-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 L 1 5-3Yang, Claire 2-6 2-2 0-4 1-0 --- --- --- --- --- 2-2 0-0 0-0 L 1 2-2Totals 118-76 87-48 31-28 52-14 18-6 12-10 15-8 15-7 14-9 13-8 1-3 0-4 Percentage .608 .644 .525 .788 .750 .545 .652 .682 .609 .619 .250 .000

DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour. Conf. 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Streak L10 Flores, Beatriz/Marx, Emmie 2-1 2-1 0-0 1-0 2-1 --- --- 0-0 0-1 W 2 2-1Bykova, Galina/Vickers, Sophie 6-1 3-0 3-1 0-0 --- 3-0 --- 0-0 0-0 W 3 6-1Badillos, Lucia/Bermudez, Rita 10-7 10-7 0-0 5-1 --- 1-0 9-7 0-0 0-0 L 4 4-6Marx, Emmie/Yang, Claire 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1Marx, Emmie/Vickers, Sophie 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0Marx, Emmie/Badillos, Lucia 1-1 --- 1-1 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-1Flores, Beatriz/Yang, Claire 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0Bykova, Galina/Marx, Emmie 10-8 10-8 0-0 8-1 10-8 --- --- 0-2 1-1 L 2 6-4Bykova, Galina/Bermudez, Rita 1-1 --- 1-1 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-1 Barcenilla, Belen/Vickers, Sophie 11-6 10-6 1-0 9-1 --- 10-6 --- 0-0 0-1 L 2 5-5Badillos, Lucia/Flores, Beatriz 5-0 3-0 2-0 3-0 --- --- 3-0 0-0 0-0 W 5 5-0Badillos, Lucia/Bykova, Galina 2-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0Badillos, Lucia/Yang, Claire 0-1 --- 0-1 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1Vickers, Sophie/Yang, Claire 0-2 --- 0-2 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2Bermudez, Rita/Marx, Emmie 0-3 --- 0-3 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 3 0-3Totals 50-33 41-23 9-10 27-3 13-10 14-6 14-7 0-2 1-3 Percentage .602 .641 .474 .900 .565 .700 .667 .000 .250

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour. Conf. 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Badillos, Lucia 18-10 14-7 4-3 9-1 --- 1-0 13-7 0-0 0-0Barcenilla, Belen 11-6 10-6 1-0 9-1 --- 10-6 --- 0-0 0-0Bermudez, Rita 11-11 10-7 1-4 5-1 --- 1-0 9-7 0-0 0-0Bykova, Galina 19-11 14-8 5-3 9-1 10-8 3-0 1-0 0-0 0-0Flores, Beatriz 8-1 6-1 2-0 4-0 2-1 --- 4-0 0-0 0-0Marx, Emmie 14-14 13-10 1-4 9-1 13-10 --- --- 0-0 0-0Vickers, Sophie 18-9 14-6 4-3 9-1 1-0 13-6 --- 0-0 0-0Yang, Claire 1-4 1-1 0-3 0-0 0-1 --- 1-0 0-0 0-0Totals 50-33 1-23 9-10 27-3 13-10 14-6 14-7 0-2 1-3 Percentage .602 .641 .474 .900 .565 .700 .667 .000 .250

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VANDAL MEN’S TENNIS


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2014-15 Idaho men’s tennis (left to right) Top: Head Coach Jeff Beaman, Mark Kovacs, Cristobal Ramos Salazar, Odon Barta, Assistatn Coach Abid Akbar Bottom: Sam Jankovich, Jackson Varney, Alberto Sanz, Felipe Fonseca

2014-15 Idaho Vandal men’s TennIs

Player Year HometownOdon Barta Jr. Budapest, HungaryFelipe Fonseca Fr. Curitiba, BrazilSam Jankovich Jr. Acworth, Ga.Mark Kovacs Fr. Budapest, HungaryCristobal Ramos Salazar Sr. Hermosillo, MexicoAlberto Sanz Sr. Oviedo, SpainJackson Varney Jr. Canbarra, Australia

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CRISTOBAL RAMOS SALAZARSeniorHermosillo, Mexico

2014-15: Big Sky Honorable Mention...25-10 in singles overall, including 9-2 in conference play...was 11-5 at the No. 3 position...won the Dar Walters Boise State Fall Classic, defeating teammate Jackson Varney (6-4, 3-6, 7-6(4))...played in the 2014 USTA/ITA Division I Men’s Mountain Regional Championship... recorded a 6-4, 6-2 in No. 3 singles against Northern Arizona to help Idaho win the 2015 Big Sky Championship...ends career with 79 singles-wins, sixth in program history...19-14 record in doubles play...was 14-10 at the No. 1 position with Varney...79-39 career doubles record.

2013-14: Ramos Salazar was a First Team All-WAC selection in doubles and Second Team All-WAC pick in singles in 2014…he earned WAC Player of the Week honors on Feb. 10…reached the finals at the EWU/GU Tournament and the Boise State Tournament, where he lost to Vandal teammate both times…reached the round of 32 at the ITA Mountain Regional Tournament…teamed up with Bendeck to win the ITA Mountain Regional doubles draw and earn a berth into the National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships, where the duo earned a bye into the round of 16…entered the spring season as the top ranked doubles duo in the Mountain Region…had a 10-match winning streak in doubles, winning the doubles title at the GU/EWU Fall Tourna-ment…went 24-10 in singles play including a 12-6 record in the fall…went 7-1 at No. 4 singles and 5-5 at No. 3...went 24-6 in doubles on the season, including 13-3 in the spring and 11-3 in the fall.

Spring 2013: Ramos Salazar went 16-8 in singles play at the bottom three positions in the spring of 2013…he went 3-2 at No. 4, 7-3 at No. 5 and 6-3 at No. 6…in doubles play he went 19-7 and earned second-team all-WAC doubles honors…he was 1-2 at No. 1 doubles, 17-5 at No. 2 and 1-0 at No. 3.

Fall 2012: Ramos Salazar went 2-3 in the fall in singles play, reaching the round of 16 at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate…he went 2-2 in doubles in the fall.

Spring 2012: Ramos Salazar earned first-team all-WAC honors for doubles and WAC all-tournament team honors in 2012...he went 12-16 in singles play including 2-3 in WAC play...he went 1-1 at No. 2, 8-12 at No. 3 and 3-3 at No. 4...in doubles play he went 15-10 in the spring, and 1-2 in the WAC...he went 5-5 at the top doubles spot, 7-1 at No. 2 and 3-3 at No. 3.

Junior Tennis: Ramos Salazar was the No. 1 junior tennis player in Mexico in the 12-, 14- and 16-year old age groups...was ranked as high as No. 240 in the world in juniors by the International Tennis Federation, and ranked as the No. 52 recruit in 2010 by tennisrecruiting.net...has been selected to represent Mexico in international competition, and has been on the Jr. Davis Cup team... he owns a 29-24 career ITF junior singles record, and a 30-18 mark in ITF junior doubles...spent time at the Guizar Tennis Academy, an intense training academy in Orlando, Fla.


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2014-15: Joined Idaho for the spring season...finished 2-17 playing in the No. 5 and 6 singles-positions...finished 3-6 in doubles play.

At LCSC: Played in every singles position...ranked No. 33 in the NAIA in 2013...All-American NAIA Scholar Athlete in 2014...Dean’s and President’s list.

Personal: Younger brother of women’s volunteer tennis coach Almudena Sanz...enjoys watching movies and soccer.

ALBEROSANZSeniorOviedo, Spain

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ODONBARTAJuniorBudapest, Hungary

2014-15: Voted Big Sky Player of the Year by the conference coaches...26-15 overall in singles play...14-10 from the No. 1 position and 8-3 in conference play...has 43 singles wins in two season...went 19-15 in doubles...was 16-12 overall at the No. 2 doubles position...won a string of five singles matches in a row from Jan. 30-Feb. 21...match in the Big Sky Championship was left unfinished on the No. 1 court against Northern Arizona. 2013-14: Barta went 17-20 in 2013-14, playing at the top four singles positions during the spring season…earned WAC Player of the Week honors on Feb. 3…posted a 17-15 doubles record including a 7-3 mark during the fall…reached the doubles semifinals at the BSU Fall Classic, and the round of 32 in doubles at the ITA Mountain Regional tournament…won his first two singles matches to reach the round of 32 in the singles draw at the ITA Mountain Re-gional tournament.

Previous School: Barta went 0-3 in singles and 4-5 in doubles in the spring of 2013 at Texas A&M – Corpus Christi…he played all nine of his doubles matches at the No. 1 position, and played at No. 2 and 3 singles.

Junior Tennis: Was ranked as high as No. 248 in ITF World Juniors.

Personal: Balazs Odon Barta was born December 9, 1993 in Budapest, Hungary... Son of Gyula Barta and Etelka Gy-etko... has one sister, Krisztina (23).


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SAMJANKOVICHJuniorAcworth, Ga.

2014-15: Joined Idaho in the spring of 2015...appeared in five matches, all at the No. 6 position...was 0-4 on the season...went 0-3 in doubles play.

Spokane CC: Spent the 2012-13 season at Spokane Community College.

At Montana: Appeared in two fall matches for the Grizzlies.

Personal: A 2011 graduate of Harrison High ... Born June 5, 1992, in Miami, Fla. ... The son of Sam and Penny Jankovich ... Has an older sister, Courtney, an older brother, Danilo, and a younger brother, Michael ... A finance major.

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2014-15: Finished 16-20 in his first year at Idaho...played at singles positions 2, 3, 4 and 5...fell in the finals of the Dar Walters Boise State Fall Classic to teammate Cristobal Ramos Salazar (4-6, 6-3, 6-7(4)...won at the No. 5 position in the Big Sky Championship match against Northern Arizona (6-4, 6-0)...15-11 in doubles...teamed with Ramos Salazar for a 14-10 record in No. 1 doubles. Prairie View A&M: Varney swept both Southwestern Athletic Conference Freshman and Player of the Year honors for 2013...playing at No. 1, Varney was unbeaten in the two SWAC round-ups, compiling a 5-0 record...he was also 1-1 in No. 1 doubles and 1-0 in No. 3 doubles.

Personal: Jackson B. Varney was born on March 29, 1993 in East Melbourne, Australia... Son of Davial and Christine Varney... has four siblings, Anna, Karleen, Angus and Emmerson Leigh.

JACKSONVARNEYJuniorCanbarra, Australia


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FELIPEFONSECAFreshmanCuritiba, Brazil

2014-15: Tied school record with 31 singles win in his first season at Idaho (31-11)...went 19-6 in dual-match play, including 8-3 in the Big Sky...was 16-4 in No. 2 singles... clinched the Big Sky Championship for Idaho with his 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 win in No. 2 singles against Northern Arizona...voted First Team All-Big Sky...20-14 in doubles...16-10 with part-ner Odon Barta in the No. 2 position...advanced to the round of 32 at the 2014 USTA/ITA DI Men’s Mountain Regional Championships with partner Cristobal Ramos Salazar. Personal: Felipe Capra Fonseca was born on October 3, 1996 in Florianópolis, Brazil... Son of José Fernando Da Fon-seca and Suzy Maiaia Capra... Graduated form Anglo Americano in 2013.

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MARKKOVACSFreshmanBudapest, Hungary

2014-15: Went 29-11 in singles during his freshman season...2015 Big Sky Honorable Mention...went 12-6 in No. 5 doubles and 10-1 in conference play...won the Dar Walters Boise State Fall Classic over Utah’s Johan Jonhagen (6-1, 6-2)...won 10 singles matches in a row from Oct. 25-Feb. 7...9-15 in doubles play. Personal: Mark Peter Kovacs was born on May 4, 1994 in Szeged, Hungary... Son of Peter Kovacs and Barbara Sonkopi... Graduated from Szabo Lorinc Budapest in 2014... Has three brothers, Milan, Martin and Marcell.


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Overall: 16-12 Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Jan. 24, 2015 at Gonzaga L 1-6 0-1 Jan 30, 2015 at PORTLAND STATE W 5-2 1-1 Jan 31, 2015 at LEWIS AND CLARK W 6-1 2-1 Feb 7, 2015 at LCSC W 6-1 3-1 Feb 7, 2015 at WHITMAN W 6-1 4-1 Feb 21, 2015 N. COLORADO W 6-1 5-1 Feb. 27, 2015 at Fresno State L 0-4 5-2 Feb. 27, 2015 vs Hawaii W 4-1 6-2 Mar 1, 2015 at Pacific W 4-3 7-2 Mar 8, 2015 at Portland L 0-7 7-3 Mar 9, 2015 vs Illinois State L 3-4 7-4 Mar 9, 2015 at Seattle U W 5-2 8-4 Mar 13, 2015 SACRAMENTO ST W 4-3 9-4 Mar 14, 2015 MONTANA STATE W 6-1 10-4 Mar 16, 2015 at #46 Wichita State L 3-4 10-5 Mar 17, 2015 at Northern Arizona L 2-5 10-6 Mar 19, 2015 at Southern Utah W 7-0 11-6 Mar 20, 2015 at UNLV L 0-4 11-7 Mar 28, 2015 at Weber State L 2-5 11-8 Mar 30, 2015 at Idaho State W 5-2 12-8 Apr 11, 2015 MONTANA W 4-3 13-8 Apr 11, 2015 NORTH DAKOTA W 6-1 14-8 Apr 15, 2015 at Eastern Washington L 3-4 14-9 Apr 18, 2015 at Boise State L 1-6 14-10 Apr 19, 2015 at #62 Utah State L 0-4 14-11* Apr 25, 2015 vs Montana State W 4-1 15-11* Apr 26, 2015 vs Northern Arizona W 4-2 16-11& May 08, 2015 at #8 Southern California L 0-4 16-12* Big Sky Tournament (Sacramento, Calif.) & NCAA Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.)

2015 IDAHO MEN’S TENNIS

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

Odon Barta and Coach Beaman were both honored by the Big Sky. Barta took home Conference MVP, while Bea-man was voted Coach of the Year.

VANDALS CAPTURE 11TH BIG SKY CROWN

The Idaho Vandals captured its second consecu-tive conference championship with a 4-2 win over No. 6 Northern Arizona. The win marked the program’s 11th Big Sky championship and first since 1978.

“I am very proud of how the guys played,” head coach Jeff Beaman said. “We had to change our mentality a little bit after losing out on the doubles point. We talked about competing and every player came out [in singles] and did what they needed to.”

The No. 2 Vandals stumbled out of the gate to start. Northern Arizona, coming off an upset of top-seeded We-ber State on Saturday, claimed the doubles point and the early lead. Idaho fell on the No. 1 and 2 doubles courts, 6-8, 5-8, respectively.

Jackson Varney began the Idaho turnaround. He scored the first Vandal point of the match with a 6-4, 6-0 win over Felix Schumann on the No. 5 court. NAU re-gained the one-point lead with Adi Zilberstein’s win over Alberto Sanz (1-6, 1-6), playing at the No. 6 position.

Idaho shifted into fifth gear in the face of adversity. Down in the match 2-1, the Vandals ripped off three con-secutive wins to ensure a trip to the NCAA Tournament. Cristobal Ramos Salazar evened the match with his 6-4, 6-2 win over Kester Black at the No. 3 line. Idaho gained its first lead of the match thanks to Mark Kovacs’ play. He defeated Eden Peleg on the No. 4 court with a pair of 6-2 set-wins. Felipe Fonseca punched Idaho’s ticket to the NCAA Tournament on the No. 2 court. He and Alexandre Locci split the first two sets (6-4, 3-6), forcing a third-set tiebreaker. Fonseca closed the door on Locci and the Lumberjacks with a 6-2 final-set win.

“Felipe had an amazing freshman year, capping it off with a huge win,” Beaman added. “He was playing with everything on the line and was able to win the clincher.”

The No. 1 match between Odon Barta and Jordan Gobatie was left unfinished.

Idaho was next faced with a rematch of the 2014 NCAA Tournament, playing No. 7 seeded Southern Cali-fornia. USC ended the Vandals’ season for the second year in a row with a 4-0 defeat.

Jose Bendeck


204-5 University of Idaho Tennis2014-15 IDAHO MEN’S TENNIS STATISTICS

Overall record: 16-12Conference: 8-3

vs. National ranked: 0-3

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’l Strk L10 Barta, Odon 26-15 14-10 12-5 8-3 14-10 --- --- --- --- --- 0-2 0-1 L 4 3-5Fonseca, Felipe 31-11 19-6 12-5 8-3 0-1 16-4 3-1 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 2 7-2Jankovich, Sam 0-4 0-4 0-0 0-2 --- --- --- --- --- 0-4 0-0 0-0 L 4 0-4Kovacs, Mark 29-11 18-7 11-4 10-1 --- --- --- 6-1 12-6 --- 0-0 0-0 W 2 7-1Ramos, Cristobal 25-10 17-6 8-4 9-2 --- --- 11-5 6-1 --- --- 0-1 0-0 L 1 5-3Richardson, Rhys 8-6 2-2 6-5 2-0 --- --- --- --- --- 2-2 0-0 0-0 W 1 2-2Sanz, Alberto 2-17 2-17 0-0 1-6 --- --- --- --- 0-1 2-16 0-0 0-0 L 8 1-8Varney, Jackson 16-20 10-16 6-4 5-6 --- 0-5 3-1 3-7 4-3 --- 0-0 0-0 W 2 4-4Totals 137-96 82-69 55-27 43-23 14-11 16-9 17-7 15-9 16-10 4-23 0-3 0-1 Percentage .588 .543 .671 .652 .560 .640 .708 .625 .615 .148 .000 .000

DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour Conf. 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Streak L10 Ramos, Cristobal/Varney, Jackson 14-10 14-10 0-0 6-2 14-10 --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 3-7Ramos, Cristobal/Fonseca, Felipe 3-3 --- 3-3 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L2 3-3 Barta, Odon/Kovacs, Mark 3-5 0-2 3-3 0-1 --- 0-2 --- 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2Fonseca, Felipe/Richardson, Rhys 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-1 --- --- 1-1 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-1Barta, Odon/Fonseca, Felipe 19-10 16-10 0-0 8-2 --- 16-10 --- 0-0 0-0 L 2 5-5Kovacs, Mark/Richardson, Rhys 2-1 2-1 0-0 1-0 --- --- 2-1 0-0 0-0 L 1 2-1Jankovich, Sam/Kovacs, Mark 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-1 --- --- 0-2 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2Kovacs, Mark/Sanz, Alberto 2-6 2-6 0-0 1-2 --- --- 2-6 0-0 0-0 L 4 2-6Kovacs, Mark/Ramos, Cristobal 2-1 2-1 0-0 2-1 2-1 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 2-1Jankovich, Sam/Varney, Jackson 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 --- --- 0-1 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1Sanz, Alberto/Varney, Jackson 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0Totals 47-40 38-35 6-6 19-11 16-11 16-12 6-12 0-0 0-0 Percentage .540 .521 .500 .633 .593 .571 .333 .000 .000

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’lBarta, Odon 19-15 16-12 3-3 8-3 --- 16-12 --- 0-0 0-0Fonseca, Felipe 20-14 17-11 3-3 8-3 --- 16-10 1-1 0-0 0-0Jankovich, Sam 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-2 --- --- 0-3 0-0 0-0Kovacs, Mark 9-15 6-12 3-3 4-5 2-1 0-2 4-9 0-0 0-0Ramos, Cristobal 19-14 16-11 3-3 8-3 16-11 --- --- 0-0 0-0Richardson, Rhys 3-2 3-2 0-0 1-1 --- --- 3-2 0-0 0-0Sanz, Alberto 3-6 3-6 0-0 2-2 --- --- 3-6 0-0 0-0Varney, Jackson 15-11 15-11 0-0 7-3 14-10 --- 1-1 0-0 0-0Totals 47-40 38-35 6-6 19-11 16-11 16-12 6-12 0-0 0-0 Percentage .540 .521 .500 .633 .593 .571 .333 .000 .000


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HISTORY & RECORDS


204-5 University of Idaho TennisWOMEN’S RECORDSCareer SingleS reCordS

Wins 1. Victoria Lozano (2010-14) ......................................................... 87 (87-53)2. Barbara Maciocha (2008-11) ....................................... 86 (86-43)3. Sophie Vickers (2012-15) ............................... 81 (81-43)4. Patricia Ruman (2003-07) ............................................. 79 (79-49)5. Ellen Cantrell (1979-83) ................................................. 75 (75-27)6. Kristi Pfeiffer (1978-82) .................................................. 74 (74-37)7. Almudena Sanz (2011-14) ........................................................ 66 (66-35)8. Barbora Kudilkova (1999-2003) ................................. 64 (64-44)9. Efrat Leopold (2004-07) ................................................ 62 (62-35)10. Karin Sobotta (1978-82) ............................................. 61 (61-28).... Alexandra Ulesanu (2007-10) .................................... 61 (61-37).... Leslie Potts (1979-83) .................................................... 61 (61-42).... Mariel Tinnirello (2003-07) .......................................... 61 (61-67)

Winning Percentage (Minimum Two Seasons) 1. Mary Pat Wheeler (1977-79) ....................................... .840 (42-8)2. Ellen Cantrell (1980-83) ............................................. .815 (75-27)3. Sue Chaney (1980-82) ............................................... .778 (42-12)4. Barb Propst (1976-78) ................................................... .759 (35-9)5. Maria Perevoshchikova (2008-10) ......................... .729 (43-16)6. Karine Wagner (1981-83) .......................................... .714 (30-12)7. Sunel Nieuwoudt (2001-05) .................................... .683 (56-26)8. Gewn Nikora (1994-97) ............................................. .681 (47-22)9. Barbara Maciocha (2008-11) ................................... .667 (86-43)10. Erin Wentworth (1995-98) ..................................... .661 (41-21)

SeaSon SingleS reCordS

Wins 1. Belen Barcenilla (2013-14) ........................................................... 30 (30-8)2. Efrat Leopold (2006-07) ................................................ 28 (28-10)3. Victoria Lozano (2013-14) ......................................................... 27 (27-12)4. Ellen Cantrell (1979-80) ....................................................26 (26-5)....Barbara Maciocha (2010-11) ..........................................26 (26-8).....Galina Bykova (2013-14) ............................................................ 26 (26-11)7. Mary Pat Wheeler (1978-79) ...........................................25 (25-4)....Trish Smith (1981-82) ........................................................25 (25-7)....Kristi Pfeiffer (1978-79) .....................................................25 (25-8)....Alexandra Ulesanu (2008-09) ..................................... 25 (25-15)

Winning Percentage (Minimum 15 Matches) 1. Mary Pat Wheeler (1978-79) ....................................... .862 (25-4)2. Gabriela Niculescu (2009-10) ..................................... .850 (26-5)3. Ellen Cantrell (1979-80) ................................................ .839 (26-5)4. Barb Propst (1977-78) ................................................... .826 (26-5)5. Sue Chaney (1981-82) .................................................. .815 (22-5)6. Mary Pat Wheeler (1977-78) ....................................... .810 (17-4)7. Gwen Nikora (1995-96) ................................................ .808 (21-5)8. Belen Barcenilla (2013-14) ....................................................... .789 (30-8)...... Zeljka Vidic (2000-01) ................................................. .789 (15-4)10. Barbara Maciocha (2008-11) .................................... .788 (26-8)

Season Doubles Team Records

Wins 1. Kellie Friddle/Leslie Potts (1979-80) ..............................27 (27-5)2. Victoria Lozano/Almudena Sanz (2013-14) ........................ 26 (26-6)3. Jan McGeachin/DeeDee Sobotta (1982-83) ...............23 (23-6)4. Trish Smith/Karine Wagner (1982-83) ...........................22 (22-6)4. Victoria Lozano/Lauren Simpson (2010-11) ............ 22 (22-10)6. Belen Barcenilla/Sophie Vickers (2013-14) .......................... 21 (21-5)7. Ellen Cantrell/Karine Wagner (1981-82) .......................20 (20-5)7. Kellie Friddle/Ellen Cantrell (1978-79) ..........................20 (20-6)7. Susan O’Meara/Leslie Potts (1982-83) ..........................20 (20-8)7. Patricia Ruman/Mariel Tinnirello (2006-07) ............. 20 (20-11)

Winning Percentage (Minimum 15 Matches) 1. Sunel Nieuwoudt/Jessica Hubbard (2004-05) ....... .933 (14-1)2. Gabriela Niculescu/Maria Perevoshchikova (2009-10) ...875 (14-2)3. Kellie Friddle/Leslie Potts (1979-80) .......................... .857 (27-5)4. Victoria Lozano/Almudena Sanz (2013-14) ......................813 (26-6)4. Barbara Maciocha/Natalie Kirch (2007-08) ............. .813 (13-3)6. Belen Barcenilla/Sophie Vickers (2013-14) ........................808 (21-5)7. Ellen Cantrell/Karine Wagner (1981-82) ................... .800 (20-5)8. Jane McGeachin/DeeDee Sobotta1982-83) ........... .793 (23-6)9. Barb Propst/Mary Pat Wheeler (1978-79) ................ .789 (15-4)10. Trish Smith/Karine Wagner (1982-83) .................... .786 (22-6)

Belen Barcenilla broke Idaho’s single-season wins record by going 30-8 in 2013-14.

*2014-15 entries in Bold


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WOMEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1994-95Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 12-12 Oct. 8 .........W .........Montana .................. 5-4Oct. 19 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 9-0Oct. 21 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-2Oct. 28 .......L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 1-8Feb. 6 ..........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 2-7Feb. 8 .........W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 8-1Feb. 10 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 0-9Feb. 11 ......W .........Montana State ....... 6-3 Feb. 23 .......L ..........Washington ............ 0-9Feb. 25 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 3-6Mar. 3 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-4 Mar. 3 .........L ..........Montana .................. 4-5Mar. 4 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-4Mar. 7 ........W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 6-3Mar. 17 .......L ..........Yale ............................ 0-9Mar. 18 .......L ..........Princeton ................. 0-9Mar. 19 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 1-8Mar. 21 .......L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-5Mar. 23 ......W .........Sacramento State .. 6-3Mar. 29 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 8-1Apr. 8 .........W .........Montana .................. 7-2Apr. 21 ........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 0-6Apr. 22 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-3Apr. 23 ........L ..........Montana State ....... 1-5

1995-96Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 16-13 Oct. 6 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 9-0Oct. 12 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-3Oct. 15 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 3-6Oct. 26 ......W .........Montana .................. 7-2Oct. 27 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 2-3Nov. 14 .......L ..........Frseno State............ 0-9Nov. 15 ......W .........UC Davis .................. 8-1Nov. 16 ......W .........Santa Clara .............. 9-0Feb. 1 ..........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-9Feb. 2 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 4-5Feb. 3 ..........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 4-5Feb. 4 ..........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 3-6Feb. 15 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 9-0Feb. 16 ......W .........Santa Clara .............. 9-0Feb. 23 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 4-5Feb. 24 ......W .........Portland ................... 6-3Mar. 8 ........W .........Portland State ........ 9-0Mar. 9 ........W .........Montana .................. 6-3Mar. 10 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 9-0Mar. 13 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 8-1Mar. 15 ......W .........Nebraska ................. 6-1Mar. 16 ......W .........Cal. St. Fullerton .... 7-2

Mar. 16 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 3-6Mar. 18 .......L ..........Princeton ................. 4-5Apr. 12 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-9Apr. 13 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 8-1Apr. 19 ........L ..........Idaho State ............. 4-5Apr. 20 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-0Apr. 21 ........L ..........Montana State ....... 4-5

1997Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 13-10 Jan. 26 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-8Feb. 4 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 9-0Feb. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 7-2Feb. 22 ......W .........Utah State ............... 9-0Feb. 23 ......W .........Montana State ....... 8-1Feb. 24 ......W .........Montana .................. 8-1Feb. 28 .......L ..........New Mexico ............ 5-2Mar. 2 .........L ..........Fresno State ...........1--8Mar. 8 ........W .........Yale ............................ 5-4Mar. 9 .........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-6Mar. 10 ......W .........Cal Poly..................... 9-0Mar. 22 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 4-5Mar. 23 .......L ..........Nebraska ................. 2-7Mar. 24 ......W .........Southern Miss. ....... 7-2Mar. 28 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Mar. 29 ......W .........Wyoming ................. 7-2Apr. 9 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-0Apr. 16 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 2-7Apr. 18 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-9Apr. 24 .......W .........UC Irvine .................. 5-0Apr. 25 .......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 5-4Apr. 26 .......W .........Long Beach St. ....... 5-4Apr. 27 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 5-0

1998Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 10-8 Jan. 23 ........L ..........Washington ........... 0-7Feb. 8 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-8Feb. 9 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 3-8Feb. 14 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Feb. 15 ......W .........Portland ................... 6-3Feb. 28 ......W .........Colorado State....... 7-2Mar. 6 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 9-0Mar. 6 ........W .........Montana .................. 7-2Mar. 14 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-9Mar. 16 .......L ..........Weber State ............ 4-5Mar. 20 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 7-2Mar. 21 ......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 5-4Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 8-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 5-0Apr. 23 ........L ..........New Mexico State 1-5

Apr. 24 ........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 2-5Apr. 25 .......W .........Cal Poly..................... 5-1

1999Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 6-11-1 Jan. 23 ........L Washington 0-9Feb. 5 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 1-9Feb. 6 ..........T ..........San Jose St. ........... 2-2*Feb. 7 ..........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 1-7Feb. 11 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 4-5Feb. 12 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 8-1Feb. 13 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Feb. 14 .......L ..........Portland ................... 2-7Mar. 14 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-2Mar. 20 .......L ..........Wichita State .......... 4-5Mar. 21 .......L ..........Cal. St. Northridge.. 4-5Mar. 22 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 5-4Mar. 23 ......W .........Cal Poly..................... 6-3Apr. 9 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-6Apr. 11 .......W .........Boise State .............. 6-3Apr. 15 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-9Apr. 21 .......W .........Utah State ............... 9-0Apr. 22 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-5 *Match was called due to rain

2000Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 4-18 Feb. 5 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Feb. 6 ..........L ..........Portland ................... 4-5Mar. 3 .........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-9Mar. 4 .........L ..........Southern Methodist .. 1-8Mar. 5 .........L ..........UT San Antonio ..... 3-6Mar. 6 .........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-9Mar. 14 ......W .........San Francisco ......... 6-3Mar. 14 ......W .........San Francisco ......... 6-3Mar. 17 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-7Mar. 18 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 2-7Mar. 19 .......L ..........Southern Miss. ....... 3-6Mar. 21 .......L ..........Washington ............ 1-8Mar. 25 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-7Mar. 26 ......W .........Westmont Col. ....... 8-0Mar. 27 ......W .........UL-Monroe .............. 5-2Apr. 5 ..........L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 1-8Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 1-8Apr. 7 ..........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 3-6Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-9Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 1-8Apr. 20 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-9Apr. 26 ........L ..........Pacific........................ 1-8

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204-5 University of Idaho TennisWOMEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2001Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 13-8 Feb. 4 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 4 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 15 ......W .........San Jose State ........ 5-2Feb. 16 .......L ..........Pacific........................ 3-4Feb. 17 ......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-3Feb. 18 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-5Feb. 24 .......L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 3-4Feb. 25 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 3-4Mar. 10 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 10 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 16 ......W .........No. Arizona ............. 5-2Mar. 17 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Mar. 18 ......W .........Northern Illinois .... 4-3Mar. 21 ......W .........Hawaiì ..................... 4-3Mar. 22 .......L ..........BYU-Hawaiì ........... 0-7Mar. 23 ......W .........Hawaiì Pacific ....... 5-2Apr. 7 ..........L ..........Weber State ............ 1-6Apr. 21 .......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Apr. 22 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 27 .......W .........UC Irvine .................. 4-0Apr. 28 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-4

2002Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 14-9 Jan. 25 .......W .........No. Arizona ............. 4-3Jan. 26 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 27 .......W .........Portland State ........ 6-0Jan. 28 .......W .........Portland ................... 5-2Feb. 8 .........W .........UC Riverside ........... 6-1Feb. 9 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Feb. 9 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Feb. 19 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 20 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 20. .....W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Mar. 9 .........L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 3-4Mar. 10 ......W .........Tennessee Tech ..... 5-2Mar. 11 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 1-6Mar. 15 .......L ..........UC Irvine .................. 1-6Mar. 16 .......L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 3-4Mar. 17 .......L ..........Cal. St. Northridge.. 3-4Apr. 5 .........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Apr. 6 .........W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Apr. 13 .......W .........Utah State ............... 6-1Apr. 14 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Apr. 16 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Apr. 26 .......W .........Pacific........................ 4-1Apr. 27 ........L ..........UC Irvinve ................ 3-4

2003Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 9-6 Feb. 1 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 2 .........W .........Portland ................... 6-1Feb. 3 .........W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 7 ..........L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 2-5Feb. 8 ..........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 3-4Feb. 19 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 20 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Feb. 21 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 3 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 3-4Apr. 5 .........W .........Santa Clara .............. 5-2Apr. 6 ..........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-5Apr. 12 .......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Apr. 19 .......W .........Boise State .............. 4-3Apr. 24 .......W .........Cal. St. Fullerton .... 5-0Apr. 25 ........L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 0-4

2004Head Coach: Karen HumanRecord: 15-9 Jan. 21 .......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 4-3Jan. 24 .......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Jan. 25 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 31 ........L ..........Utah........................... 3-4Feb. 2 .........W .........Cal. St. Northridge.. 5-2Feb. 23 ......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 5-2Feb. 26 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-2Mar. 6 ........W .........Albertson Col. ........ 7-0Mar. 13 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Mar. 27 .......L ..........Long Beach State .. 2-5Mar. 28 .......L ..........UC Irvine .................. 2-5Mar. 29 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 7-0Mar. 30 .......L ..........San Francisco ......... 3-4Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Cal Poly......................2-5Apr. 2 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-7Apr. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 10 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 11 .......W .........Weber State ............ 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 6-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 23 ........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 1-4Apr. 24 .......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-1Apr. 24 .......W .........Cal. St. Northridge.. 4-0

2005Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 9-8 Jan. 28 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Jan. 29 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 2-5Feb. 23 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1

Feb. 27 .......L ..........Denver ...................... 0-7Mar. 12 ......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Mar. 13 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Mar. 20 ......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Montana State ....... 2-4Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 10 ........L ..........Weber State ............ 3-4Apr. 16 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 17 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 19 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 21 .......W .........UC Riverside ........... 4-0Apr. 22 ........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 1-5Apr. 23 ........L ..........Cal. St. Northridge.. 1-5Apr. 23 .......W .........Utah State ............... 4-3

2006Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 8-16 Jan. 17 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-7Jan. 29 ........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 3-4Feb. 3 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-7Feb. 4 ..........L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 3-4Feb. 5 ..........L ..........North Texas ............. 1-6Feb. 10 .......L ..........Wyoming ................. 3-4Feb. 11 .......L ..........Utah........................... 0-7Feb. 12 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Feb. 18 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Feb. 19 .......L ..........Montana .................. 2-5Feb. 25 ......W .........Calgary ..................... 7-0Feb. 25 ......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 7-0Mar. 3 .........L ..........San Diego State .... 0-7Mar. 4 .........L ..........San Diego ................ 3-4Mar. 13 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 1-6Mar. 14 ......W .........San Jose State ........ 5-2Mar. 16 .......L ..........San Francisco ......... 1-5Mar. 18 ......W .........Pacific........................ 5-2Mar. 31 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-4Apr. 7 .........W .........Montana State ....... 5-2Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Weber State ............ 3-4Apr. 14 .......W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 15 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 20 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-4

2007Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 16-9 Feb. 3 ..........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-7Feb. 9 .........W .........Montana State ....... 4-3Feb. 11 .......L ..........UC Davis .................. 2-5Feb. 12 .......L ..........Portland ................... 2-4Feb. 17 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 23 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Feb. 24 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Mar. 2 ........W .........Wyoming ................. 4-3



WOMEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSMar. 9 .........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 10 ......W .........Pacific........................ 5-2Mar. 15 .......L ..........Oklahoma State .... 0-6Mar. 16 ......W .........Missouri-KC............. 7-0Mar. 16 .......L ..........Wichita State .......... 1-6Mar. 17 ......W .........Oral Roberts ........... 5-2Mar. 18 ......W .........Central Okla. ........... 9-0Mar. 30 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 31 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Nevada ..................... 2-5Apr. 7 ..........L ..........Utah State ............... 3-4Apr. 8 .........W .........San Jose State ........ 7-0Apr. 12 .......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-2Apr. 26 .......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Apr. 27 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4

2008Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 16-10 Jan. 19 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Jan. 19 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-7Feb. 7 ..........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-7Feb. 8 ..........L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 0-7Feb. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Feb. 9 .........W .........W. New Mexico ...... 7-0Feb. 10 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-7Feb. 22 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Feb. 23 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-5Feb. 24 .......L ..........Wyoming ................. 2-5Mar. 2 ........W .........Idaho State ............. 7-0Mar. 7 ........W .........No. Colorado .......... 4-3Mar. 13 ......W .........Willamette .............. 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Mar. 15 .......L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Mar. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 23 ......W .........Weber State ............ 6-1Mar. 29 ......W .........Southern Utah ....... 7-0Mar. 30 ......W .........San Jose State ........ 4-3Mar. 30 ......W .........Bethany .................... 7-0Apr. 5 .........W .........Santa Clara .............. 4-0Apr. 13 .......W .........Portland State ........ 4-3Apr. 16 ........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 2-5Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 19 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1Apr. 24 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 4-0

2009Head Coach: Tyler NeillRecord: 20-10 Jan. 17 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Jan. 18 .......W .........Air Force ................... 4-3Jan. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1

Jan. 23 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 24 .......W .........Portland State ........ 6-1Jan. 24 ........L ..........Houston ................... 3-4Jan. 25 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Feb. 13 ......W .........Montana State ....... 4-3 Feb. 14 ......W .........Wyoming ................. 5-2Feb. 22 ......W .........Portland State ........ 6-1Feb. 22 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Mar. 1 ........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Mar. 12 ......W .........Cincinnati ................ 4-3Mar. 13 ......W .........Robert Morris ......... 7-0Mar. 13 ......W .........West Virginia .......... 4-3Mar. 15 ......W .........Georgetown ........... 5-1Apr. 4 .........W .........Louisiana Tech ....... 6-1Apr. 4 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 5 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 7 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 4-3Apr. 10 .......W .........San Jose State ........ 6-0Apr. 10 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-7Apr. 12 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Apr. 12 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 14 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-1Apr. 17 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-7Apr. 17 ........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 1-6Apr. 18 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-7Apr. 18 .......W .........W. New Mexico ...... 5-1Apr. 23 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-4

2010Head Coach: Tyler NeillRecord: 20-6 Jan. 15 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Feb. 3 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 5 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Feb. 5 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Feb. 9 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 12 ......W .........Seattle ...................... 5-1Feb. 13 ......W .........Pacific........................ 4-3Feb. 21 ......W .........No. Colorado .......... 6-1Feb. 26 ......W .........Portland ................... 5-2Feb. 27 ......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 27 ......W .........Seattle ...................... 5-2Mar. 12 ......W .........Weber State ............ 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Georgetown ........... 6-0Mar. 15 ......W .........Delaware State ...... 7-0Mar. 16 ......W .........Temple ..................... 4-3Mar. 17 ......W .........La Salle ..................... 7-0Apr. 2 .........W .........Santa Clara .............. 4-3Apr. 3 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-6Apr. 4 ..........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 2-4Apr. 10 .......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Apr. 11 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 2-5Apr. 16 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Apr. 16 .......W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Louisiana Tech ....... 6-1

Apr. 22 .......W .........San Jose State ........ 6-1Apr. 30 ........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 3-4

2011Head Coach: Tyler NeillRecord: 17-8 Jan. 22 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 7-0Jan. 22 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Jan. 28 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Feb. 5 .........W .........Portland ................... 4-3 Feb. 6 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 20 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Feb. 27 .......L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Mar. 11 ......W .........Texas Pan-Am. ....... 6-1Mar. 12 ......W .........Texas El-Paso .......... 5-2Mar. 13 ......W .........Ala.-Birmingham .. 4-3Mar. 14 ......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Mar. 31 ......W .........Hawaiì-Hilo ............ 7-0Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 2-4Apr. 2 .........W .........Louisiana Tech ....... 5-2Apr. 3 .........W .........Chaminade ............. 5-2Apr. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 13 .......W .........Cal. St. Fullerton .... 4-3Apr. 14 ........L ..........UC Riverside ........... 2-5Apr. 15 .......W .........San Jose State ........ 6-1Apr. 16 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-7Apr. 17 .......W .........CSU Bakersfield ..... 5-2Apr. 19 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1Apr. 23 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 28 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-4

2012Head Coach: Dan PollockRecord: 19-8 Jan. 16 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Jan. 19 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-7Jan. 27 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Jan. 29 ........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Jan. 29 .......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 3 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Feb. 11 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Feb. 11 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1Feb. 17 ......W .........Colorado State....... 5-2Feb. 18 ......W .........Northern Colo. ....... 4-3Feb. 19 .......L ..........Wyoming ................. 2-5Feb. 25 ......W .........BYU ............................ 4-2Feb. 25 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Mar. 2 ........W .........UTEP .......................... 4-3Mar. 3 ........W .........New Mexico ............ 5-2Mar. 4 .........L ..........New Mexico St*. .... 3-4Mar. 16 ......W .........Houston ................... 4-3Mar. 20 ......W .........Kansas ...................... 4-2Apr. 1 .........W .........Portland ................... 4-3


204-5 University of Idaho TennisWOMEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSApr. 9 .........W .........Weber State ............ 7-0Apr. 13 .......W .........Nevada* ................... 4-3Apr. 14 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 2-5Apr. 19 ........L ..........San Francisco ......... 2-5Apr. 20 .......W .........San Jose State* ...... 5-2Apr. 22 .......W .........Louisiana Tech* ..... 5-2Apr. 26 .......W .........Utah State% ........... 4-0Apr. 27 ........L ..........Hawaiì% ................. 3-4

*Denotes WAC Match% Denotes WAC Tournament

2013Head Coach: Myriam SopelRecord: 13-12 (5-4 WAC) Jan. 19 ........L ..........#32 Washington St. .. 0-7Jan. 26 ........L ..........#66 Oregon ............. 0-7Jan. 27 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Jan. 27 ........L ..........Portland State ........ 2-5Feb. 9 .........W .........Idaho State ............. 7-0Feb. 10 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Feb. 15 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-3Mar. 1 ........W .........Montana State ....... 4-3Mar. 2 .........L ..........Montana .................. 2-5Mar. 3 .........L ..........New Mexico ............ 3-4Mar. 6 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Mar. 10 ......W .........Youngstown St. ..... 4-3Mar. 12 ......W .........Xavier of La. ............ 7-0Mar. 22 .......L ..........#63 Denver* ........... 1-6Apr. 5 .........W .........UTSA* ....................... 4-3Apr. 6 .........W .........New Mexico St.* .... 4-0Apr. 7 ..........L ..........UT Arlington* ......... 2-4Apr. 7 ..........L ..........Louisiana Tech* ..... 1-4Apr. 10 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Apr. 12 .......W .........Seattle U* ................ 6-1Apr. 13 ........L ..........#66 San Jose St.* ... 0-4Apr. 14 .......W .........Texas State* ............ 4-3Apr. 20 .......W .........Utah State* ............. 5-2Apr. 25 .......W .........UT Arlington% ....... 4-2Apr. 26 ........L ..........Denver% .................. 0-4

*Denotes WAC Match% Denotes WAC Tournament

2014Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord:19-6 (3-1WAC) Jan. 17 ........L ..........Washington State . 0-5Jan. 18 .......W .........Montana State ....... 5-2Feb. 1 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1 Feb. 2 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Feb. 8 .........W .........Seattle U* ................ 5-0Feb. 13 ......W .........# 66 Fresno State .. 4-3Feb. 14 ......W .........Utah State ............... 5-2

Feb. 22 ......W .........Kansas City* ............ 7-0Feb. 28 ......W .........Boise State .............. 4-3Mar. 1 ........W .........Idaho State ............. 7-0Mar. 6 ........W .........Sacred Heart .......... 7-0Mar. 7 ........W .........Hawaiì Pacific ....... 7-0Mar. 8 .........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 3-4Mar. 23 .......L ..........Portland ................... 2-4Mar. 26 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Mar. 31 ......W .........Grand Canyon* ...... 4-0Apr. 11 .......W .........UTEP .......................... 5-2Apr. 12 .......W .........Arkansas State ....... 5-2Apr. 13 ........L ..........New Mexico St.* .... 3-4Apr. 18 .......W .........Oregon ..................... 4-3Apr. 20 ........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Apr. 26 .......W .........Kansas City% .......... 4-0Apr. 27 .......W .........New Mexico St.% .. 4-1May 9 ..........L ..........# 15 USC^ ................ 0-4

* Denotes WAC Match% Denotes WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)^ Denotes NCAA Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.)

2015Head Coach: Mariana CobraRecord:15-9 (10-1 Big Sky) Jan. 22 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Jan. 31 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1Feb. 7 .........W .........Seattle U .................. 6-1Feb. 9 .........W .........LCSC .......................... 7-0Feb. 13 .......L ..........Sacramento St.* .... 3-4Feb. 20 .......L ..........Gonzaga .................. 2-5Feb. 22 ......W .........Northern Colo.* ..... 5-2Feb. 28 ......W .........Eastern Wash.* ....... 6-1Mar. 1 ........W .........North Dakota* ....... 7-0Mar. 6 .........L ..........Utah State ............... 2-4Mar. 7 ........W .........Idaho State* ........... 5-2Mar. 8 ........W .........Weber State* .......... 6-1Mar. 14 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 3-4Mar. 15 .......L ..........#42 Fresno State ... 2-5Mar. 19 .......L ..........#35 Arizona............. 0-4Mar. 27 ......W .........Southern Utah* ..... 7-0Mar. 29 ......W .........Northern Arizona* 5-2Apr. 10 .......W .........Montana* ................ 6-1Apr. 12 .......W .........Montana St.* .......... 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Portland State* ...... 6-1Apr. 19 ........L ..........#57 Oregon ............. 2-5Apr. 25 .......W .........Montana% .............. 4-1Apr. 26 .......W .........Sacramento St.% .. 4-3May 9 ..........L ..........#6 UCLA^ ................ 0-4

* Denotes Big Sky Match % Denotes Big Sky Tournament (Sacramento, Calif.)

^ Denotes NCAA Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.)



Career SingleS reCordS

Wins 1. Alan Shin (2008-12) ........................................................ 95 (95-40)2. Jose Bendeck (2010-14) ............................................................. 88 (88-51)3. Jon Brady (1980-84) ....................................................... 86 (86-34)4. Jim Gerson (1977-81) ..................................................... 81 (81-28)....Steve Davis (1973-77) .................................................... 81 (81-31)6. Cristobal Ramos Salazar (2011-15) ............... 79 (79-47)7. Bill Benson (1971-75) ..................................................... 76 (76-29)8. Alexandru Joitoiu (2008-11) ........................................ 70 (70-33)9. Brad Lum-Tucker (2000-04) ......................................... 68 (68-48)10. Mike Daily (1979-1983) ............................................... 64 (64-51)

Winning Percentage (Minimum Two Seasons) 1. Joe Hignight (1976-79) ...............................................809 (51-12)2. Don Hamlin (1966-70) .................................................765 (62-19)3. Lachlan Reed (2009-11) ..............................................763 (58-18)4. Jim Gerson (1977-1981) ..............................................743 (81-28)5. Dan Willman (1995-98) ...............................................733 (63-23)6. Kai Fong (1980-83)........................................................729 (62-23)7. Steve Davis (1973-77) ..................................................723 (81-31)....Bill Benson (1971-75) ...................................................723 (76-29)9. Jon Brady (1980-84) .....................................................717 (86-34)10. Alan Shin (2008-12) ...................................................704 (95-40)

SeaSon SingleS reCordS

Wins 1. Felipe Fonseca (2014-15) ............................... 31 (31-11)....Joe Hignight (1976-77) ....................................................31 (31-4)....Rod Leonard (1976-77).....................................................31 (31-5)....Lachlan Reed (2010-11) ...................................................31 (31-7)....Stanislav Glukhov (2009-10) ....................................... 31 (31-15)6. Alan Shin (2010-11) ........................................................ 30 (30-11)7. Mark Kovacs (2014-15) .................................................. 29 (29-11)....Alan Shin (2009-10) ...........................................................29 (29-6)9. Jose Bendeck (2012-13) ...................................................28 (28-8)....Alexandru Joitoiu (2009-10) ........................................ 28 (28-10)11. Rich McCarthy (1976-77) ..............................................27 (27-7)....Lachlan Reed (2009-10) ................................................. 27(27-11)

Winning Percentage (Minimum 15 Matches) 1. Kai Fong (1981-82)......................................................... .889 (24-3)2. Joe Hignight (1976-77) ................................................ .886 (31-4)3. Jim Gerson (1977-78) .................................................... .862 (25-4)4. Rod Leonard (1976-77) ...................................................861 (31-55. Vann Changler (1968-69)............................................. .833 (25-5)6. Jorge Aldrete (1995-96) ............................................... .833 (15-3)7. Alan Shin (2009-10) ....................................................... .829 (29-6)8. Jon Brady (1982-83) ...................................................... .828 (24-5)9. Lachlan Reed (2010-11) ............................................... .816 (31-7)10. Dom Hamlin (1968-69) .............................................. .800 (24-6)

MEN’S RECORDSSeaSon doubleS Team reCordS

Wins 1. Abid Akbar/Marius Cirstea (2012-13) ..........................27 (27-5)2. Rich McCarthy/Joe Hignight (1976-77) .......................26 (26-6)3. Jose Bendeck/Cristobal Ramos Salazar (2013-14) .................24 (24-6)4. Jom Sevall/Dan Shaw (1975-76) ....................................23 (23-1)....Bill Benson/Dan Kelner (1974-75) .................................23 (23-8)6. Ray Coy/Sterling Bishop (1969-70) ...............................22 (22-0)....Scott Moreland/Mike Palacio (1978-79) ......................22 (22-3)....Jeff Williams/Steve Hembera (1968-1969) .................22 (22-7)9. Jem DeRoetth/Steve Davis (1977-1978) .....................21 (21-1)....Darin Curall/Dan Willman (1997-98) ......................... 21 (21-13)11. Lachlan Reed/Adrian Simon (2009-10) .....................20 (20-9)

Winning Percentage 1. Ray Coy/Sterling Bishop (1969-70) .........................1.000 (22-0)2. Jim Sevall/Dan Shaw (1975-76) ................................. .958 (23-1)3. Jim DeRoetth/Steve Davis (1977-78) ....................... .954 (21-1)4. Joe Hignight/Rob Knox (1977-78) ............................ .944 (17-1)5. Suresh Menon/Scott Moreland (1979-1980)......... .941 (16-1)6. Scott Moreland/Mike Palacio (1978-79) ................. .880 (22-3)7. Abid Akbar/Marius Cirstea (2012-13) ...................... .843 (27-5)8. Abid Akbar/Andrew Dobbs (2011-12) ..................... .833 (10-2)9. Jose Bendeck/Cristobal Ramos Salazar (2013-14) ................ .800 (24-6)10. Dan Willman/Jorge Aldrete (1995-96) .................. .778 (14-4)

Alan Shin became Idaho’s all-time singles wins leader in 2012

*2014-15 entries in Bold



1994-95Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 14-9 Sep. 29 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 2-5Oct. 8 .........W .........Montana .................. 5-2Oct. 19 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Oct. 21 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 8-1Jan. 27 ........L ..........Air Force ................... 0-7Jan. 28 .......W .........Oral Roberts ........... 5-2Jan. 29 ........L ..........Weber State ............ 3-4Jan. 29 .......W .........Colorado State....... 6-1Feb. 8 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 8-1Feb. 10 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 1-6Feb. 11 ......W .........Idaho State ............. 5-2Feb. 12 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 2-5Feb. 18 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 2-5Feb. 19 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 11 ......W .........Purdue ...................... 4-3Mar. 12 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-3Mar. 28 ......W .........Weber State ............ 5-2Mar. 29 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 5 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Apr. 20 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 29 ........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 0-6Apr. 30 .......W .........Montana .................. 7-2

1995-96Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 10-13 Oct. 6 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 9-0Oct. 13 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 2-7Oct. 13 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 9-0Oct. 14 .......L ..........Montana .................. 3-4 Oct. 15 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Jan. 27 ........L ..........Colorado State....... 1-6Jan. 27 .......W .........Oral Roberts ........... 5-2Jan. 28 .......W .........Weber State ............ 4-3Jan. 28. .......L ..........Air Force ................... 2-5Feb. 15 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 23 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 24 ......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Mar. 10 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Mar. 28 .......L ..........Virginia Tech ........... 2-5Mar. 29 .......L ..........Santa Clara .............. 3-4Mar. 30 .......L ..........Pacific........................ 2-5Mar. 30 .......L ..........Oklahoma State .... 2-5Apr. 5 .........W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 9 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 26 ........L ..........Weber State ............ 2-5Apr. 27 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 28 ........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4

1997Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 12-10 Jan. 18 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 3-4Feb. 1 ..........L ..........Air Force ................... 2-5Feb. 2 ..........L ..........Colorado .................. 3-4Feb. 14 .......L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-6Mar. 14 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Pacific Lutheran .... 7-0Mar. 15 ......W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Mar. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 7-0Mar. 16 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Mar. 20 .......L ..........Miami ........................ 0-7Mar. 22 .......L ..........Clemson ................... 1-6Apr. 4 ..........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 1-6Apr. 5 .........W .........Saint Mary’s ............ 5-2Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Washington ............ 1-6Apr. 12 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 13 .......W .........Pacific........................ 6-1Apr. 18 .......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Apr. 19 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 5-2Apr. 20 .......W .........Utah State ............... 7-0May 2 ..........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 0-4May 3 .........W .........Pacific........................ 4-0May 4 .........W .........Cal Poly..................... 4-1

1998Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 13-13 Jan. 23 .......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Jan. 24 ........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 7-0Jan. 25 .......W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Feb. 19 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 5-2Feb. 20 .......L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 3-4Feb. 21 ......W .........Hampton ................. 4-3Feb. 22 .......L ..........New Mexico ............ 1-6Feb. 28 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Mar. 1 .........L ..........Washington ............ 1-6Mar. 6 ........W .........Portland ................... 7-0Mar. 7 ........W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 7 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Mar. 12 .......L ..........Michigan.................. 2-5Mar. 13 .......L ..........Indiana State .......... 3-4Mar. 14 ......W .........Drake ........................ 4-3Mar. 26 .......L ..........Northwestern ........ 0-4Mar. 27 .......L ..........San Diego State .... 0-4Mar. 28 .......L ..........Colorado .................. 3-4Apr. 8 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 10 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Apr. 11 .......W .........Montana State ....... 5-2Apr. 14 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 17 .......W .........Utah........................... 5-2Apr. 24 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-4Apr. 25 .......W .........Pacific........................ 4-3Apr. 26 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-1

1999Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 4-14 Jan. 21 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 31 .......W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Jan. 31 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 20 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Feb. 21 .......L ..........Portland ................... 3-4Feb. 27 .......L ..........San Diego State .... 2-5Mar. 1 .........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 1-6Mar. 11 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Mar. 12 .......L ..........Southern Miss. ....... 3-4Mar. 13 ......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Mar. 26 .......L ..........San Diego State .... 0-5Mar. 26 .......L ..........Oklahoma State .... 2-5Mar. 27 .......L ..........UC Santa Cruz ........ 2-5Apr. 2 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-4Apr. 9 ..........L ..........BYU ............................ 3-4Apr. 14 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 16 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 2-5Apr. 24 ........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 2-4

2000Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 5-17 Jan. 15 ........L ..........Indiana State .......... 1-6Jan. 16 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 28 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Jan. 29 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Feb. 25 .......L ..........Navy .......................... 2-5Feb. 25 .......L ..........Tennessee Tech ..... 1-6Feb. 26 .......L ..........Charleston Southern .. 0-7Feb. 26 .......L ..........Furman ..................... 0-7Feb. 27 .......L ..........UNC-Greensboro .. 3-4Feb. 27 .......L ..........Clemson ................... 0-7Mar. 9 .........L ..........Ball State .................. 1-6Mar. 10 .......L ..........W. Michigan ............ 1-6Mar. 11 .......L ..........Drake ........................ 2-5Mar. 23 ......W .........Rollins ....................... 4-3Mar. 24 .......L ..........Pacific........................ 1-6Mar. 25 .......L ..........Old Dominion ........ 2-4Mar. 30 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 3-4Mar. 31 ......W .........Saddleback Col...... 7-0Apr. 1 .........W .........Wichita State .......... 5-2Apr. 15 .......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-3Apr. 16 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 28 ........L ..........Utah State ............... 3-4

2001Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 6-18 Jan. 27 ........L ..........New Mexico ............ 2-5Jan. 28 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Feb. 9 ..........L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5

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Feb. 10 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Feb. 17 ......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 18 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-4Feb. 23 .......L ..........Utah........................... 1-6Feb. 24 .......L ..........BYU ............................ 0-7Feb. 25 ......W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Mar. 10 .......L ..........Southern Miss. ....... 2-5Mar. 11 .......L ..........Drake ........................ 0-7Mar. 24 ......W .........Montana State ....... 6-1Mar. 25 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 25 ......W .........Montana .................. 5-0Mar. 29 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 3-4Mar. 30 .......L ..........Harvard .................... 1-6Mar. 31 .......L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 2-5Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Southern Methodist .. 0-6Apr. 14 ........L ..........Sacramento State .. 2-5Apr. 15 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 3-4Apr. 22 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 4-3Apr. 22 ........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 25 ........L ..........Saint Mary’s ............ 3-4Apr. 26 ........L ..........Pacific........................ 0-4

2002Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 10-12 Jan. 26 ........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 3-4Jan. 27 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 10 ......W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Feb. 15 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Feb. 22 .......L ..........Texas Tech ............... 0-4Feb. 23 .......L ..........Sacramento State .. 1-6Feb. 24 .......L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Mar. 1 .........L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5Mar. 3 ........W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Mar. 17 ......W .........Wisc.-Green Bay .... 6-1Mar. 18 .......L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 0-7Mar. 19 ......W .........Hawaiì-Hilo ............ 6-1Mar. 20 .......L ..........Oklahoma ............... 1-4Mar. 21 .......L ..........Hawaiì Pacific ....... 2-5Mar. 22 .......L .......... BYU-Hawaiì .......... 0-7Apr. 3 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Apr. 4 .........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Apr. 5 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-0Apr. 6 .........W .........Montana State ....... 4-3Apr. 7 ........W .........Nevada ..................... 6-1Apr. 25 .......W .........Cal Poly..................... 4-3Apr. 26 ........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 0-4

2003Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 6-11 Jan. 24 .......W Portland State 7-0Jan. 25 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Jan. 26 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6

Feb. 14 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 1-6Feb. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Feb. 20 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 4-3Mar. 7 .........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 8 .........L ..........Sacramento State .. 3-4Mar. 9 ........W .........Portland State ........ 5-2Mar. 27 .......L ..........Charleston Southern .. 1-6Mar. 28 .......L .......... Southern Miss. ...... 1-6Mar. 29 ......W .........Missouri-KC............. 7-0Mar. 30 .......L ..........Saint John’s ............. 4-3Apr. 4 .........W .........Hawaiì-Hilo ............ 6-1Apr. 11 ........L ..........Montana State ....... 2-5Apr. 19 ........L .......... Boise State ............. 0-7Apr. 24 ........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 2-4

2004Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 12-9 Jan. 29 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Feb. 7 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 8 .........W .........Portland ................... 4-3Feb. 16 ......W .........Whitman College.. 7-0Feb 17 .......W .........Calgary ..................... 7-0Feb. 25 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 27 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Mar. 5 ........W .........Alberta ..................... 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 3-2Mar. 25 .......L ..........Nebraska ................. 1-6Mar. 26 .......L ..........Saint John’s ............. 3-4Mar. 27 .......L ..........Sacramento State .. 1-4Apr. 2 .........W .........UC Riverside ........... 7-0Apr. 3 .........W .........Cal Poly Sonoma ... 7-2Apr. 4 ..........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 1-6Apr. 9 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 16 ........L ..........Loyola Marymount ..1-6Apr. 17 ........L ..........Portland ................... 3-4Apr. 18 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 23 ........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 0-4Apr. 25 .......W .........Utah State ............... 4-3

2005Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 5-15 Jan. 16 ........L ..........Utah State ............... 2-5Jan. 17 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Feb. 13 ......W .........Linfield College ..... 7-0Feb. 22 .......L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 0-7Mar. 11 .......L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Mar. 12 .......L ..........Pacific Lutheran .... 5-2Mar. 25 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 26 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 3-4Mar. 27 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Apr. 1 ..........L ..........South Alabama ..... 1-6Apr. 2 ..........L ..........Idaho State ............. 1-6

Apr. 3 ..........L ..........Colorado .................. 1-6Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Montana State ....... 3-4Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Apr. 10 ........L ..........Montana .................. 2-4Apr. 15 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 16 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-2Apr. 17 ........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 22 ........L ..........Pacific........................ 0-4Apr. 23 ........L ..........Utah State ............... 0-5

2006Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 2-22 Jan. 20 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 27 ........L ..........Portland ................... 0-7Jan. 28 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 29 ........L ..........Whitman .................. 2-5Feb. 3 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 1-6Feb. 4 .........W .........No. Colorado .......... 5-2Feb. 5 ..........L ..........Utah State ............... 1-6Feb. 18 .......L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 1-6Feb. 19 .......L ..........Gonzaga .................. 0-7Feb. 26 .......L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5Feb. 26 .......L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 1-6Mar. 10 .......L ..........Utah........................... 0-7Mar. 11 .......L ..........Utah State ............... 3-4Mar. 12 ......W .........Weber State ............ 4-3Mar. 23 .......L ..........UL-Lafayette ........... 0-6Mar. 23 .......L ..........Idaho State ............. 1-6Mar. 24 .......L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5Mar. 25 .......L ..........Gonzaga .................. 1-5Mar. 31 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-4Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Montana State ....... 1-6Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Santa Clara .............. 1-5Apr. 15 ........L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 3-4Apr. 21 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4

2007Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 10-15 Jan. 20 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 26 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 3-4Jan. 27 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 28 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Feb. 10 ......W .........MSU-Billings ........... 7-0Feb. 16 ......W .........No. Colorado .......... 6-1Feb. 17 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-5Feb. 18 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 1-6Mar. 4 ........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 4-3Mar. 9 .........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-7Mar. 10 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 10 ......W .........Pacific........................ 4-1Mar. 12 .......L ..........Utah State ............... 2-5

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204-5 University of Idaho TennisMEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSMar. 28 .......L ..........Texas-Arlington ..... 1-4Mar. 28 ......W .........Weber State ............ 6-0Mar. 28 ......W .........Weber State ............ 6-1Mar. 30 .......L ..........UC Santa Cruz ........ 2-5Apr. 7 ..........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Apr. 13 ........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 13 ........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 1-4Apr. 15 .......W .........Green River ............. 7-0Apr. 15 .......W .........Whitman .................. 6-1Apr. 20 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Apr. 21 .......W .........Spokane CC ............ 7-0Apr. 27 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4

2008Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 13-13 Jan. 18 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 19 .......W .........Weber State ............ 4-2Jan. 19 .......W .........Portland State ........ 6-1Jan. 20 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Jan. 26 .......W .........Whitman .................. 7-0Jan. 26 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Feb. 3 .........W .........Nevada ..................... 4-3Feb. 4 ..........L ..........Texas Christian ...... 2-5Feb. 8 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-4Feb. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Feb. 9 .........W .........W. New Mexico ...... 7-0Feb.10 .......W .........No. Arizona ............. 5-2Feb. 22 ......W .........Idaho State ............. 4-3Feb. 22 .......L ..........Denver ...................... 0-4Feb. 23 ......W .........Air Force ................... 4-3Feb. 24 .......L ..........Wichita State .......... 0-5Feb. 28 .......L ..........Gonzaga .................. 2-5Mar. 5 .........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 3-4Mar. 7 .........L ..........San Diego State .... 0-7Mar. 9 ........W .........No. Colorado .......... 7-0Mar. 21 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 5-2Mar. 22 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Apr. 5 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 6 ..........L ..........San Diego ................ 2-5Apr. 10 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 25 ........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 1-4

2009Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 16-10 Jan. 24 .......W .........Whitman .................. 7-0Jan. 24 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Jan. 30 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 31 .......W .........Samford ................... 5-2Feb. 1 .........W .........UC Davis .................. 4-3Feb. 3 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Feb. 20 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 7-0Feb. 21 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 3-4

Feb. 22 ......W .........Texas-Pan American .. 4-3Feb. 23 ......W .........W. New Mexico ...... 6-1Feb. 27 .......L ..........Utah........................... 3-4Feb. 28 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Mar. 1 ........W .........Weber State ............ 4-3Mar. 8 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Mar. 15 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 21 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 1-6Mar. 25 ......W .........Bethany .................... 7-0Mar. 28 ......W .........Portland State ........ 5-2Mar. 29 .......L ..........Portland ................... 2-4Apr. 3 .........W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Apr. 4 ..........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 0-7Apr. 4 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-6Apr. 11 .......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Apr. 19 ........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 3-4

2010Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 22-8 Jan. 23 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4Jan. 24 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-4Jan. 30 .......W .........UC Santa Cruz ........ 5-2Jan. 30 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-0Jan. 31 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Feb. 6 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 2-5Feb. 6 .........W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 7 .........W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Feb. 12 ......W .........UNLV ......................... 4-3Feb. 13 .......L ..........Santa Clara .............. 2-5Feb. 19 ......W .........No. Colorado .......... 7-0Feb. 21 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-2Feb. 21 ......W .........Whitworth ............... 6-1Feb. 25 ......W .........W. New Mexico ...... 7-0Feb. 26 ......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Feb. 27 ......W .........Texas-Arlington ..... 6-1Mar. 6 ........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Mar. 6 ........W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Mar. 25 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-5Mar. 26 ......W .........College of Idaho ... 5-0Mar. 27 ......W .........Ball State .................. 4-2Mar. 27 ......W .........Cornell ...................... 4-3Mar. 28 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-4Apr. 2 ..........L ..........Hawaiì Pacific ....... 1-4Apr. 3 .........W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Apr. 10 .......W .........Weber State ............ 6-0Apr. 10 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Apr. 14 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Apr. 30 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-2May 1 ..........L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 1-4

2011Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 19-8 Jan. 22 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-2Jan. 22 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Jan. 28 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 2-5Jan. 29 .......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Jan. 30 .......W .........Weber State ............ 5-1Feb. 4 .........W .........Portland ................... 4-3Feb. 5 .........W .........UC Davis .................. 7-0Feb. 5 .........W .........Seattle U .................. 7-0Feb. 12 .......L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Feb. 12 ......W .........Montana State ....... 6-1Feb. 16 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Mar. 19 ......W .........San Francisco ......... 5-2Mar. 20 ......W .........Boise State .............. 4-3Mar. 24 ......W .........Wichita State .......... 4-2Mar. 25 ......W .........Marquette ............... 5-1Mar. 25 ......W .........Saint Mary’s ............ 4-2Mar. 26 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 3-4Apr. 8 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 2-4Apr. 10 .......W .........Hawaiì ..................... 4-2Apr. 16 ........L ..........Santa Clara .............. 1-6Apr. 17 ........L ..........Saint Mary’s ............ 1-6Apr. 21 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-5Apr. 22 .......W .........Arizona ..................... 4-2Apr. 23 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-1Apr. 29 .......W .........Utah State ............... 4-0Apr. 30 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-4

2012Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 14-14 Jan. 20 ........L ..........#26 Washington .... 0-7Jan. 21 .......W .........#75 Pacific ............... 4-3Jan. 21 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Jan. 28 ........L ..........#75 Oregon ............. 0-7Jan. 28 .......W .........UMKC ........................ 4-0Jan. 29 ........L ..........Portland ................... 2-5Feb. 3 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 4-3Feb. 13 .......L ..........#45 Boise State ...... 0-7Feb. 18 .......L ..........#73 Drake ................ 0-7Feb. 19 .......L ..........#38 Nebraska ......... 1-6Feb. 20 ......W .........Creighton ................ 4-3Mar. 3 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1Mar. 3 ........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Mar. 9 ........W .........Saint Mary’s ............ 4-3Mar. 11 .......L ..........Wisconsin ................ 2-4Mar. 11 .......L ..........#29 Santa Clara ..... 0-7Mar. 12 .......L ..........#14 Fresno St.* ...... 1-5Mar. 17 .......L ..........Arizona ..................... 3-4Mar. 24 .......L ..........Nevada* ................... 2-4Mar. 24 .......L ..........Utah........................... 2-5


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Mar. 25 .......L ..........Marquette ............... 3-4Mar. 31 ......W .........UT Arlington ........... 6-1Apr. 1 .........W .........New Mexico St.* .... 5-2Apr. 6 .........W .........Northern Arizona . 7-0Apr. 13 .......W .........Hawaiì* ................... 4-3Apr. 13 .......W .........Utah State* ............. 6-1Apr. 28 .......W .........Hawaiì% ................. 4-3Apr. 29 ........L ..........#33 Fresno St.% ..... 2-4

* Denotes WAC Match% Denotes WAC Tournament

2013Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 21-7 (4-1 WAC)Jan. 20 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 2 .........W .........Nevada ..................... 5-2Feb. 3 .........W .........DePaul ...................... 6-1Feb. 9 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 4-2Feb. 9 .........W .........Whitworth ............... 7-0Feb. 16 ......W .........Utah State* ............. 7-0Feb. 16 ......W .........Weber State ............ 7-0Feb. 23 ......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 23 ......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Mar 2 .........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Mar. 2 ........W .........Montana State ....... 5-0Mar. 8 .........L ..........#40 Oregon ............. 3-4Mar. 9 ........W .........#73 Saint Mary’s .... 5-2Mar 10. ......W .........Seattle U* ................ 7-0Mar 13 .......W .........Liberty ...................... 5-2Mar. 15 ......W .........Hawaiì ..................... 6-1Mar. 22 ......W .........Utah^ ........................ 4-1Mar. 22 ......W .........Southern Miss^ ..... 4-2Mar. 23 .......L ..........#44 Boise State^ ... 2-4Mar. 29 ......W .........New Mexico St.* .... 5-2Mar. 31 .......L ..........#73 SMU................... 2-4Apr. 1 .........W .........UT Arlington* ......... 4-0Apr. 2 ..........L ..........Oklahoma State .... 3-4Apr. 7 .........W .........Sacramento St. ...... 4-3Apr. 12 ........L ..........#39 BYU .................... 3-4Apr. 19 ........L ..........UTSA* ....................... 3-4Apr. 27 .......W .........UTSA % ..................... 4-2Apr. 28 ........L ..........Denver% .................. 0-4

^ Boise State Team Tournament* Denotes WAC Match% Denotes WAC Tournament

2014Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 11-14 Jan. 25 .......W .........Seattle U .................. 5-2Jan. 25 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0

MEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSFeb. 1 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-6Feb. 2 .........W .........Portland State ........ 6-1Feb. 8 ..........L ..........San Francisco ......... 2-5Feb. 9 ..........L ..........#44 Washington .... 2-5Feb. 15 .......L ..........Arizona ..................... 0-7Feb. 16 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-4Feb. 18 .......L ..........New Mexico ............ 2-5Feb. 20 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Feb. 22 ......W .........Kansas City .............. 6-1Feb. 28 .......L ..........Utah State ............... 0-7Mar. 1 .........L ..........BYU ............................ 0-7Mar. 18 .......L ..........Pacific........................ 2-5Mar. 18 ......W .........Sacramento State . 4-1Mar. 28 ......W .........Seattle U .................. 4-3Mar. 30 .......L ..........Hawaiì ..................... 2-5Mar. 31 .......L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Apr. 11 ........L ..........#22 Boise State ...... 0-5Apr. 12 ........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 1-4Apr. 17 .......W .........Montana .................. 4-2Apr. 19 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Apr. 26 .......W .........UTPA% ...................... 4-2Apr. 27 .......W .........New Mexico St.% .. 4-3May 10 .......L ..........#1 USC^ ................... 0-4

% Denotes WAC Tournament^ Denotes NCAA Tournament

2015Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 16-12 (8-3 Big Sky)Jan. 24 ........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 2-5Jan. 30 .......W .........Portland State* ...... 5-2Jan. 31 .......W .........Lewis Clark Col. ..... 6-1Feb. 7 .........W .........Whitman .................. 6-1Feb. 7 .........W .........LCSC .......................... 6-1Feb. 21 ......W .........Northern Colo.* ..... 6-1Feb. 27 .......L ..........Fresno State^ ......... 0-4Feb. 27 ......W .........Hawaii^ .................... 4-1Mar. 1 ........W .........Pacific^ ..................... 4-3Mar. 8 .........L ..........Portland ................... 0-7Mar. 9 .........L ..........Illinois State ............ 3-4Mar. 9 ........W .........Seattle U .................. 5-2Mar. 13 ......W .........Sacramento St.* .... 4-3Mar. 14 ......W .........Montana St.* .......... 6-1Mar. 16 .......L ..........Wichita State .......... 3-4Mar. 17 .......L ..........Northern Ariz.* ...... 2-5Mar. 19 ......W .........Southern Utah* ..... 7-0Mar. 20 .......L ..........UNLV ......................... 0-4Mar. 28 .......L ..........Weber State* .......... 2-5Mar. 29 ......W .........Idaho State* ........... 5-2Apr. 11 .......W .........Montana* ................ 4-3Apr. 11 .......W .........North Dakota* ....... 6-1Apr. 15 ........L ..........Eastern Wash.* ....... 3-4Apr. 18 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 19 ........L ..........Utah State ............... 0-4

Apr. 25 .......W .........Montana St.# .......... 4-1Apr. 26 .......W .........Northern Ariz.# ...... 4-2May 8 ..........L ..........#8 USC% .................. 0-4

^Denotes Pacific Mountain Invitational*Denotes Big Sky Match#Denotes Big Sky Tournament% Denotes NCAA Tournament

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The University of Idaho tennis program took a step forward with renovations and upgrades to the outdoor tennis courts on campus. Construction was completed on the six Memorial Gym Courts and the four courts available on the Administration Lawn. “The completion of the four Admin Lawn courts as well as the upgrades at the Memorial Gym courts are a huge boost for our tennis program,” Idaho Director of Tennis Jeff Beaman said. “This will not only benefit our program but will also be an asset to Moscow and the surrounding tennis communities.” Construction began in May of 2009 on the courts on the Administrative Lawn and was completed in June. Attention then shifted to the Memorial Gym courts where upgrades were completed in Septem-ber and the final surface coat was applied in October to complete the project. “They really did a great job, not only on the playing surface but by putting in four very attractive courts in the picturesque Admin lawn setting,” Beaman said. “The Memorial Gym court upgrades were extremely well done and have added to the courts already in that location.” The men’s and women’s teams now have ten courts available to play competitive matches. Prior to the renovations the team was only able to play competitive matches on three of the courts. “Going from three playable courts to ten gives us the ability to host home matches, WAC events and fall tournaments in the future,” Beaman said. “Ten courts will also have the benefit of running more effective team practices, providing upgraded facilities for HPERD classes, intramurals and use by Idaho students, facility and staff. The upgrades to the outdoor tennis courts are another example of the increased commitment to high quality facilities by the Idaho administration and athletic department. “I would especially like to thank Rob Spear for his role in getting these courts done,” Beaman said. “This project along with the Kibbie Dome renovations and the many other things happening right now and on the near horizon, are making Idaho Athletics into a premier athletic program.”

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The Kibbie-ASUI Activity Center, also called the “Kibbie Dome,” is one of the unique facilities in all of the NCAA. The Kibbie Dome has been home of Vandal Athletics since 1975, when the barrel-arch roof was completed. In 1976, the building earned the award for America’s Outstanding Structural Engineering Achievement. It took nearly seven years to complete the structure, which is tall enough to fit Idaho’s Theophilus Tower inside. Construction began in 1969 on the site of the former Neale Stadium, which had partially been destroyed by fire. The field and stands were completed in 1971, but it took four more years to fin-ish the unique roof. The east end addition, which includes the athletic department offices, locker rooms, training rooms and a weight room, was completed in 1982. In 2004, the facility began its next phase of improvement, as enhanced academic and athletic sup-port facilities were added for student athletes. The Norm and Becky Iverson Speed and Strength Center was added, more than doubling the size of the previous weight room to 7,000 square feet. Locker rooms were also expanded to over 14,000 square feet. Team meeting rooms, two student athlete computer labs, study rooms and expanded academic support areas have also been added. Additional expansions are also planned for the near future. The Kibbie Dome is the indoor facility for Vandal men’s and women’s tennis. Idaho tennis also uses the dome to train in the winter and during times of inclement weather. The building also hosts football, basketball and track and field. The floor can be cleared for action on three courts which have been resurfaced as recent as 2011.

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CITY OF MOSCOW

Moscow is the perfect example of the old adage: Don’t judge a book by its cover.

Small though it may be, Moscow has plenty to offer. More than 130 years after it was settled, Moscow is a

small yet vibrant community with a penchant for the arts and the University of Idaho.

Every year people come from around the world to take part in events such as the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival or the Renaissance Fair. So much so, the city was named one of the top 100 small art towns in America.

The city’s 22,000 residents are a bright and diverse group of people. The city offers many of the advantages of a big city while retaining its small town friendliness. Crime in Moscow is almost non-existent.

For entertainment, choices abound whether they be indoor or out.

Outdoor lovers might believe they’ve landed in paradise. Since Moscow is nestled between the rolling hills of the Palouse on one side and Moscow Mountain on the other, opportunities abound for outdoor entertainment. Camping, skiing, snowmobiling, hunting and fishing locales can all be found within a few short miles from town.

If you’re the sort who prefers more urban forms of entertainment Moscow offers a broad assortment of activities typical of a small town influenced largely by its resident university. Add to those, a variety of theatrical presentations and concerts on the Idaho campus, and just about every choice of entertainment can be found.

At 2,500 feet above sea level, Moscow has a mild climate despite it being located in the northern United States. Temperatures rarely drop below 24 degrees during the winter and the summer months won’t get much hotter than 87 degrees for a pleasant year-round climate.

MOSCOW MISCELLANEOUSLocated in Latah CountySettled in 1871Elevation: 2,583 feetLand area: 6.2 square milesNearest city with population of 100,000: Spokane, Wash. (84 miles)Nearest city with population of 1 million: Seattle, Wash. (298 miles)

MOSCOW IS:• One of the top 100 Small Arts Towns• Host of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival• Largest of the 27 Moscows in the United States• A U.S. Small Arts Center• A “Gem Community”

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204-5 University of Idaho TennisSTATE OF IDAHO

• Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in the U.S. – 8,000 feet deep at some points. • Shoshone Falls (36 feet taller than Niagara falls)• Soda Springs (largest man-made geyser)• The Sawtooth Mountains in central Idaho• The world famous Lava Hot Springs• The “Craters of the Moon” in south-central Idaho

• Sun Valley Resort, where the movie stars play• Coeur d’Alene, playground of the Pacific Northwest

• Bruneau Dunes, the largest sand dunes in North America

Geographically, Idaho is one of the most diverse in the country. From the rolling deserts of southern Idaho and the forested mountains of central Idaho to the rolling plains of the Palouse, this state has it all. If you’re into river rafting, Idaho has the Salmon River, nicknamed “The River of No Return.” If you like water sports, Idaho has more than 2,000 lakes with names, and many more without. One of the most famous is Pend

Oreille, which is more than 1,100 feet deep in some parts. The Navy has tested some of its submarines at Lake Pend Oreille.

Idaho is an outdoorsman’s dream come true. The state offers thousands of miles of trails for backpackers. Hunting and fishing locales are abundant all

over the state. Idaho is home to part of the famous Lewis and Clark Trail. You can learn first-hand how the expedition was saved from certain starvation

by the Nez Pierce Indian tribe. Idaho is the 13th largest state in the

nation, but is sparsely populated with 1.3 million residents. The benefit of this is low crime rates and a healthy lifestyle. Last but certainly not least, Idaho indeed does have great potatoes. In 1937, the Idaho Potato Commission was formed. The state-run agency’s re-sponsibilities include researching and

expanding the Idaho potato market.

Idaho was settled during the gold rush of the 1800s. Veins of silver and gold were found in the mountains of central Idaho and it wasn’t long before thousands of pioneers had settled all over the territory in an attempt to get rich. As the pioneers mined for gold, they happened upon a pleasant surprise. In addition to the silver and

gold, Idaho was abundant in gems such as topaz and jade. Hence Idaho’s nickname: the Gem State.

Idaho is one of the most scenic states in the nation. It holds claim to numerous world-famous sites.Here are just a few of the many wonders Idaho offers.


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The University of Idaho opened its doors on Oct. 3, 1892, when it welcomed about 40 students and one professor, John Edwin Ostrander.

On June 11, 1896, the university graduated its first class when four students marched across a stage to receive their diplomas. Two years later, the university awarded its first graduate degree. By 1899, a growing body of University of Idaho alumni formed the Idaho Alumni Association.

Alumni numbers weren’t all that grew in those early days. Over the next few years, the University of Idaho established its College of Agriculture, dedicated Ridenbaugh Hall and established the Pacific Northwest’s first Department of Domestic Science (later to be called Home Economics).

The Administration Building fire in 1906 was a turning point in the university’s history. John Tourtellotte, a Boise architect who had designed the state’s capitol, designed a new Tudor Gothic structure to symbolize the university’s growth and maturity as a major institution of higher education.

The Administration Building remains the centerpiece of campus.

The hiring in 1908 of the nation’s premier landscape architects, Olmsted Brothers of Massachusetts whose firm’s founding father designed New York’s Central Park, led to the small-town New England look of the campus.

President Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. president to visit the campus in 1911. He planted the first tree in Presidential Grove.

Through the next 50 years, the campus continued to grow in size and academic offerings. Among the additions were Forney Hall, the School of Education, Science Hall, Hays Hall, the Music Building, the Library, the Student Union and outreach campus locations.

In 1976 the new ASUI-Kibbie Dome won a national engineering structural achievement award. Its sound structure

has with stood roaring cheers of Vandal fans (as well as the groans and wailings of rival teams) ever since.

Today, the university is home to over 12,000 students and nearly 1,300 faculty and staff. It continues to be a leading place of learning in Idaho and the West, because although it is ever-responsive to the changing needs of its students and society, it never forgets its roots and traditions.

Perhaps no better example of this distinct combination of rich history and innovative service is the Associated Students of the University of Idaho (ASUI). Today as vibrant as ever, ASUI has been a force on campus for more than 100 years.

A BRIEF HISTORY

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Barrie Steele has been the head athletic trainer at Idaho since 1986. He oversees a full staff of certified athletic trainers and works hand-in-hand with Idaho’s team physicians: Dr. Steve Pennington, Dr. David Rych and Dr. Ed Tingstad.

Steele is a 2011 inductee into the National Athletic Trainers Association Hall of Fame.

Barrie SteeleDirector of Student-Athlete ServicesHead Athletic Trainer

Van Amerongen joined the UI full-time staff in the fall of 2012 after a 5 year stint at the University of Montana. His responsibilities are men’s basketball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s golf and assisting with football.

Van Amerongen graduated from the University of Illinois (Chicago) with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. While at UIC Toby competed for the Mens Gymnastics team and was a four year letter winner. In 2004 he earned his Master of Arts Degree in Instructional Leadership from Tennessee Technological University.

Van Amerongen was born and raised in Seattle, WA.

Toby van AmerongenAssistant Athletic Trainer

Idaho Athletic Training Philosophy StatementThe purpose of the Idaho athletic training room and its staff is for the prevention, care and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. All student-athletes, regardless of sport affiliation, race or gender, have equal access to the training

room and the services provided therein.

Student-Athlete Support ServicesWith the number one goal being prevention, University of Idaho athletic services provides not only equipment, strength and conditioning and preventative athletic training measures, but coordinates with sports nutritionists and sports psychologists for the overall well-being of Vandal student-athletes.

“We approach our jobs first from a prevention standpoint,” head athletic trainer Barrie Steele said. “But injuries do occur in athletics and when they do, we make sure our student-athletes receive the finest in immediate and follow-up care. When they return to competition, our goal is to have them in better condition than before the injury and with a reduced chance of re-injury.”

Making the job easier for the Steele and the Idaho Student-Athlete Services staff was the total overhaul of the athletic training and equipment room areas over the summer of 2008. The locker rooms received a ‘facelift’ of new flooring and tiling, while two new individual team rooms, one new computer lab and one auditorium-style meeting room were also added.

After the renovation, the equipment room nearly doubled in size. Totally new washer/dryer systems cut hours out of cleaning times, while a new ‘cubby’ equipment system greatly streamlines the equipment check-out process. The athletic training area was also expanded greatly, with new offices, larger work areas, and private exam rooms. Then enhancements have given Idaho’s athletic trainers more room to work with and have greatly expanded its capabilities for in-house treatment and rehab.

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Rob Spear assumed the lead of the University of Idaho athletic department during a crucial juncture in its storied history. The Vandals were seeking solidification of their conference status and their facilities were in need of modernization. They needed a leader with vision and passion. Spear fit the bill. First was securing a home in the Western Athletic Conference, a league that preserves historic rivalries and offers the benefits of a Division I association. Next was rebuilding the Vandals’ home. He was on hand to oversee the final stages of the construction of the Iverson Speed and Strength Center. Next were the playing surfaces – inside and out. The Vandals now have a SprinTurf practice facility outdoors and RealGrass Pro inside the Kibbie Dome. The football, men’s and women’s basketball, and swimming locker rooms were renovated into modern, stylish facilities for the student-athletes. Last fall, the athletic training and equipment rooms were renovated and state-of-the-art classrooms and meeting rooms came on line as part of a multi-million dollar facelift for the Kibbie Dome. Last fall, the first phase of a new-look Kibbie Dome debuted when the plywood on the west end wall was replaced with translucent panels. When the Vandals kickoff in 2011, not only will the east wall match the west but there will be a new club area with suites, loge boxes and a clubroom as well as premium seating and a new press box. Facilities are but one area where Spear has moved the department forward. He added to the support services staff to enhance the student-athleteexperience. Computer labs and academic support staff are cornerstones of a successful department and the additions and upgrades in those areas are paying dividends. In the fall of 2007, the Idaho Athletics Hall of Fame was established with 100 individuals and five teams being inducted over a two-year period as part of the inaugural class. His involvement isn’t limited to the Idaho campus. He began a second term with the NCAA’s ‘Legislative Council – one of two top-tier governing bodies in the organization. “I am honored and excited to represent the Western Athletic Conference on this governing board,” Spear said at the time of his appointment. “It is a tremendous opportunity to make an impact on future NCAA legislation to ensure we continue to provide the best possible service to the student-athlete.” Spear’s ties with athletics are life-long. He was a standout high school athlete in his native Butte, Mont., before moving on to letter four times at the University of Great Falls. Next was a two-year professional basketball career with the Montana Golden Nuggets, at the time coached by George Karl. He earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Great Falls in 1980 and his MBA from the University of Montana in 1983. He accepted a position as an internal auditor with the University of Idaho in 1989. While working at Idaho, he also pursued his doctorate in education, which he completed in 1993. Prior to his appointment as director of athletics in 2003, Spear was the interim assistant financial vice president. He also spent time at Idaho as the Assistant Vice President for Outreach in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and in grants contracts. He and his wife, Sandy, have one daughter, Morgan.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Dr. Rob Spear Chuck Staben took office as the eighteenth president of the University Idaho March 1, 2014. Staben has served as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at the University of South Dakota since August 2008. Since 2008, the University of South Dakota has increased enrollment, retention, and graduation as well as research grants. As provost, Staben helped guide the University through state funding declines and helped lead its transition to a Responsibility Cen-ter Management budget model. Prior to his service at South Dakota, Staben served as the associate vice president for research at the University of Kentucky from 2005-2009, acting as vice president in 2007-2008. Prior to that appointment, he was a professor of biology from 1989- 2008 and served as the chair of the biology department from 2000-2004. Previously he was a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford Uni-versity from 1987-1989 and at Chiron Research Laboratories from 1985-1986. He was also a graduate research and teaching assistant at the University of California, Berkeley from 1978-1984. Staben’s research focused on fungal developmental biology, bioinfor-matics, and fungal genomics. He received grants from the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and other agencies. He has served on National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health grant review panels and recently served on a National Research Council committee that reviewed the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competi-tive Research and the Institutional Development Award programs for the U.S. Senate. Staben taught microbiology, genetics, bioinformatics, and introduc-tory biology and he received numerous awards for teaching. Staben received a B.S. degree from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, in 1978 and a Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of California, Berkeley in 1984. He is originally from Waukegan, Illinois. Staben and his wife, Dr. Mary Beth Staben, have three children. Mac is completing a masters degree in political philosophy at Boston College and will begin a dual M.D./Ph.D. program at Boston University next fall; Cal is com-pleting a bachelors in art history at the University of Kentucky and will begin an M.D. program next fall; and their daughter Rae is a sophomore at Stanford University. Mary Beth currently practices internal medicine as a hospitalist in Lexington, Kentucky.

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

Dr. Chuck Staben

ADMINISTRATION

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204-5 University of Idaho TennisADMINISTRATION VANDAL HEAD COACHES

MAIN NUMBER (208) 885-0200ATHLETICS FAX (208) 885-2862WEBSITE www.GoVandals.com

All Area Codes (208)ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICESSteele, Susan 885-0297Stevens, Irvin 885-0297

ADMINISTRATIONSpear, Rob (AD) 885-0243Atkins, Jessica (SWA) 885-0214Wallace, John 885-0219

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTSEldrich, Margaret 885-0235Henderson, Margaret 885-0224Pittman, Amber 885-0243Schumaker, Amy 885-0275Sayler, Margaret 885-2692

ATHLETIC TRAININGSteele, Barrie 885-0212van Amerongen, Toby 885-0225Shifflett, Megan 885-0256

COMPLIANCEAtkins, Jessica 885-0214

DEVELOPMENTRobson, Shelly 651-7992Mooney, Tim 885-0258Adams, Emily 885-0259Church, Joe 334-2087Gerulf, Ryan 364-4566

EQUIPMENT SERVICESGarnett, Damien 885-9260Castro, Anthony 885-0222

FOOTBALLPetrino, Paul 885-0275Cinkovich, Kris 885-0275Breske, Mike 885-0275Shumaker, Jason 885-0275Brown, Eric 885-0275Carvin, Jon 885-0275Erickson, Bryce 885-0275Holms, Kenny 885-0275Williams, Aric 885-0275Pupunu, Al 885-0275

GOLFJohnson, Lisa (W) 885-5244Means, John (M) 885-5244

KIBBIE DOMESheffler, KC 885-7353Hunt, Joe 885-9262

VANDAL SPORTS PROPERTIESMorris, Tom 882-8382Antonopolous, Todd 882-8382

MARKETINGGilmore, Ryan 885-0276Parsons, Kaitlin 885-7249

MEDIA RELATIONSPaull, Becky 885-0245Pringle, Seth 885-7065TBA 885-0211

MEN’S BASKETBALLVerlin, Don 885-0201Murphy, Tim 885-4381Helbling, Chris 885-0208Earlywine, Kirk 885-0242

NCAA FACULTY REPRESENTATIVEWolf, Brian 885-6777

SOCCERPittman, Derek 885-5047Davis, Josh 885-9438Jackson, Laura 885-9438

SPEED AND STRENGTHScharnhorst, Jake 885-0144Herold, Joe 885-4988Gemberling, Miles 885-4988Phelps, Isaiah 885-4988

SWIMMING AND DIVINGSowa, Mark 885-0265TBA 885-4970TBA 885-4970

TENNISTBA (M) 885-0247Cobra, Mariana (W) 885-0247

TICKET OFFICEApenbrink, Chris 885-0733Hardin, Glendon 885-0732

TRACK AND FIELDCawley, Tim 885-0210Cawley, CathleenFloeck, Travis VIDEOJackson, Tim 885-4404

VOLLEYBALLBuchanan, Debbie 885-0238Lamppa, Brian 885-0263Whitaker, Steve 885-0246

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLNewlee, Jon 885-0227Sanford, Christa 885-4696Zeller, Kristi 885-0203

STAFF DIRECTORY

Derek PIttmanSoccer

Jon NewleeWomen’s Basketball

Mark SowaSwimming & Diving

Tim CawleyDir. Men’s Track & Field/XC

Lisa JohnsonWomen’s Golf

Paul PetrinoFootball

Don VerlinMen’s Basketball

Debbie BuchananVolleyball

John MeansMen’s Golf

Mariana CobraWomen’s Tennis

TBAMen’s Tennis

Travis FloeckCross Country

IDAHO TENNIS HISTORYMEN’S TENNISConference Championships1966 - Big Sky Conference1967 - Big Sky Conference1968 - Big Sky Conference1969 - Big Sky Conference1970 - Big Sky Conference1971 - Big Sky Conference1972 - Big Sky Conference1973 - Big Sky Conference1977 - Big Sky Conference1978 - Big Sky Conference2014 - Western Athletic Conference2015 - Big Sky Conference

Highest National Rank: No. 46 (April 12, 2011)

WOMEN’S TENNISConference Championships 2014 - Western Athletic Conference 2015 - Big Sky Conference

Highest National Rank: No. 51 (March 4, 2014)

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2014-15 Idaho Tennis Yearbook