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INTRODUCTION

MIAMI TENNIS 2016-17 SCHEDULE

Sept. 23-25 Southern Intercollegiate Championships Athens, Ga.Oct. 1-10 ITA All-American Championships Tulsa, Okla.Oct. 7-9 Georgia Tech Fall Invitational Atlanta, Ga.Oct. 7-9 Ivy Plus Tournament Princeton, N.J.Oct. 19-24 ITA Regional Championships Tallahassee, Fla.Nov. 4-6 Bulldog Scramble Athens, Ga.Nov. 4-6 CCB Collegiate Invitational Birmingham, Ala.Nov. 4-6 Dick Vitale LWR Classic Sarasota, Fla.Nov. 11-13 Wake Forest Invitational Winston-Salem, N.C.

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMIDEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

5821 San Amaro DriveCoral Gables, FL 33146

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EDITORSKevin Ivany, Amy LaBrie

COMPILATIONMiami communications staff members

PHOTOGRAPHYJC Ridley

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI MISSION STATEMENTThe University of Miami’s mission is to educate and nurture students, to create knowledge, and to provide service to our community and beyond. Committed to excellence and proud of the diversity of our University family, we strive to develop future leaders of our nation and the world.

Jan. 20 St. John’s University 2:00 p.m.Jan. 22 University of North Florida 2:00 p.m.Feb. 4 Troy University 12:00 p.m.Feb. 10 Mississippi State University 3:00 p.m.Feb. 12 Florida Atlantic University 3:00 p.m.Feb. 19 Clemson University * 12:00 p.m.Feb. 25 Florida Gulf Coast University 3:00 p.m.Mar. 6 East Tennessee State University 4:00 p.m.Mar. 10 Boston University 4:00 p.m.Mar. 12 Georgia Tech * 12:00 p.m.Mar. 17 University of Minnesota 10:00 a.m.Mar. 19 Florida State University * 1:00 p.m.Mar. 26 University of Louisville * 12:00 p.m.Mar. 31 University of North Carolina * 2:00 p.m.Apr. 2 Wake Forest University * 12:00 p.m.Apr. 7 Boston College * 3:00 p.m.Apr. 9 University of Notre Dame * 12:00 p.m.Apr. 14 NC State * 2:30 p.m.Apr. 15 Duke University * 3:00 p.m.Apr. 21 University of Virginia * 3:00 p.m.Apr. 23 Virginia Tech * 12:00 p.m.Apr. 26-30 ACC Championships

HOMEAWAYNEUTRAL* - ACC Game

SPRING 2017

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IntroductionTABLE OF CONTENTSMedia InformationTable of Contents and Miami Staff 1Administration 2-6

Coaching Staff Head Coach Aljosa Piric 8Assistant Coach Peter Danolic 9Volunteer Assistant Coach Pablo Gor Costales 10

2016-17 Miami HurricanesRosters 12Photo Roster 13Student-Athlete Profiles 14-21Support Staff 22-24

2015-16 ReviewResults 26Team Match-by-Match 27Individual Singles and Doubles Statistics 28Individual Match-by-Match 29-34

HistoryAll-Time Series Record and Results 36NCAA Tournament 37The Atlantic Coast Conference 38Coaching Records and Year-by-Year Leaders 39Career and Season Leaders 40All-Americans 41137: A Look Back On Miami’s Amazing Steak 42Miami Great: Gardnar Mulloy 43All-Time Series Records, Alphabetical 44All-Time Series Records, by Team 45-52All-Time Results 53-68

SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTSTennis Twitter, Instagram & Facebook @CanesMensTennis

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation Coral Gables, Fla.Enrollment 16,188Founded 1925Nickname HurricanesColors Orange (PMS 1665), Green (PMS 3435) and WhitePresident Dr. Julio FrenkDirector of Athletics Blake JamesFaculty Athletics Representative Dr. Marvin DawkinsConference Atlantic Coast Conference Arena / Capacity Website www.HurricaneSports.comMailing Address 5821 San Amaro Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATIONDirector of Athletics Blake JamesDeputy AD / Business Operations Tony HernandezDeputy AD / Senior Woman Administrator Jennifer StrawleySr. Associate AD / Communications & Sales Jason LaytonSr. Associate AD / Compliance Craig AndersonSr. Associate AD / Development Jesse MarksSr. Associate AD / Facilities & Event Operations Tim WiseAssociate AD / Academic Services David WymanAssociate AD / Athletic Training Vinny ScavoAssociate AD / Business Operations Josh BooneAssociate AD / Premium Seating & Corp. Development Ben CreedAssociate AD / Ticket Sales & Operations Brent CrankAssistant AD / Academic Services Demetreus DardenAssistant AD / Annual Giving Emily BooneAssistant AD / Communications Tom Symonds Assistant AD / Compliance & Eligibility Dan RabenAssistant AD / Equipment David CaseAssistant AD / Events & Operations Michael TurnerAssistant AD / Major Gifts Chris CohenAssistant AD / Student-Athlete Development Shirelle JacksonAssistant AD / Ticket Operations Tim CavanaughAssistant AD / Ticket Sales Mackie Feierstein

COMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITALAssociate Director of Communications Amy LaBrie Men’s Tennis, Men’s BasketballCell 813-410-1194 Office 305-284-3241 [email protected]

Communications Assistant Kevin Ivany Tennis, BasketballCell 848-480-3783 [email protected]

Assistant AD/ Communications Tom Symonds Football, Women’s GolfAssistant Director of Communications Camron Ghorbi Football, Baseball, Swimming & DivingAssistant Director of Communications David Villavicencio Volleyball, Track & Field, Rowing, FootballAssistant Director of Communications Alex Schwartz Women’s Basketball, Soccer, Women’s Tennis, Football Assistant Director of Digital Strategy Austin Sapin

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Aljosa Piric Record at Miami 0-0 (First Season) Career Record 76-35 (Sixth Season)Assistant Coach Petar DanolicVolunteer Assistant Coach Pablo Gor Costales

Program HistoryFirst Year of Tennis 1930All-Time Record 1147-416-92015-16 Record 8-15Home/Away/Neutral 7-7 / 1-5 / 0-3ACC Record/Finish 3-9 / No. 11

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DR. JULIO FRENK

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTUNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO, 1979

Dr. Julio Frenk, a noted leader in global public health and a renowned scholar and academic, was named the sixth president of the University of Miami in April 2015. He assumed his leadership post on August 16, 2015.

Prior to joining the University of Miami, Dr. Frenk was Dean of the Faculty at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health since January 2009. While at Harvard, he was also the T & G Angelopoulos Professor of Public Health and International Development, a joint appointment with the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

Dr. Frenk served as the Minister of Health of Mexico from 2000 to 2006. He pursued an ambitious agenda to reform the nation’s health system and introduced a program of comprehensive universal health insurance, known as Seguro Popular, which expanded access to health care for tens of millions of uninsured Mexicans.

Dr. Frenk was the founding director-general of the National Institute of Public Health in Mexico, one of the leading institutions of health education and research in the developing world. In 1998 Dr. Frenk joined the World Health Organization (WHO) as executive director in charge of Evidence and Information for Policy, WHO’s first-ever unit explicitly charged with developing a scientific foundation for health policy to achieve better outcomes.

He also served as a senior fellow in the global health program of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and as president of the Carso Health Institute in Mexico City. He is the founding chair of the board of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington. He also co-chaired the Commission on the Education of Health Professionals for the 21st Century, which published its influential report in the leading journal The Lancet in 2010, triggering a large number of follow-up initiatives throughout the world.

Dr. Frenk holds a medical degree from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, as well as a master of public health and a joint doctorate in Medical Care Organization and in Sociology from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He has been awarded honorary doctorates from several institutions of higher learning. In September of 2008, Dr. Frenk received the Clinton Global Citizen Award for changing “the way practitioners and policy makers across the world think about health.”

He is a member of the U.S. Institute of Medicine, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and National Academy of Medicine of Mexico.

In addition to his scholarly works, which include more than 140 articles in academic journals, as well as many books and book chapters, he has written two best-selling novels for youngsters explaining the functions of the human body.

DR. MARVIN DAWKINS

FACULTY REPRESENTATIVEEDWARD WATERS COLLEGE, 1970

Dr. Marvin Dawkins, a distinguished professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Miami, is in his fifth year as the Faculty Athletics Representative. He was named to the post in April 2012, replacing Clyde McCoy after his 17 years of service in that role.

In his FAR post, Dawkins is responsible for ensuring the academic integrity of students participating in University athletic programs and helping to oversee institutional control of the Department of Athletics. The Faculty Athletics Representative serves as a liaison between the University and the athletic department. This individual is the University’s voting delegate to the ACC and represents UM with the NCAA and ACC.

Dawkins received his doctorate from Florida State and completed his postdoctoral research fellowships at Howard University and The Johns Hopkins University. He previously served on the faculties of the University of Maryland, Old Dominion University and the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.

His research focuses on issues of race and social equity in such areas as education, career aspirations and mobility, substance abuse prevention, and sports. He has published widely in these areas, including his most recent article titled “Race and Pathways to Power in the National Football League” (with Jomills H. Braddock and Erica Smith), which appears in American Behavioral Scientist (2012). His research on golf includes book chapters, scholarly articles, and the book African American Golfers During the Jim Crow Era (Praeger 2000), coauthored with Graham C. Kinloch. Dawkins was recently appointed to the United States Golf Association Museum Committee and is currently completing a study on the media treatment of black golfers from the Jim Crow era to the present.


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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS MINNESOTA STATE-MANKATO, 1992

Since taking over as the University of Miami’s Director of Athletics in 2013, Blake James has led a transformation at Miami on the field, in student-athlete support, in facilities and in student academic achievement.

In 2015-2016, Miami was the only school in NCAA Division I athletics to have its football team play in a bowl game, men’s and women’s basketball teams reach the NCAA tournament and baseball team advance to the College World Series. Overall, Miami had 10 sports programs advance to postseason competition to secure its highest finish in the Learfield Directors’ Cup standings in twelve years, an indication of broad-based athletic department success.

Miami sold out its entire men’s basketball season ticket allotment in 2015-2016, marking the first time in Hurricane athletics history that a team has sold out on a season-ticket basis. For fans who chose to watch the Canes on media platforms, the Hurricanes’ live streaming video platform took a giant leap, as Miami aired more than 115 live events on ESPN3 – a figure that ranked first among all ACC schools.

In the classroom, three Miami teams were honored nationally for being among the top 10 percent in the Academic Progress Rates (APR) during the 2015-2016 academic year. In addition, eight Hurricane teams scored 990 or better out of a possible 1,000 points - men’s cross country (1000), men’s diving (1000), men’s tennis (991), golf (1000), soccer (991) and women’s swimming (996), women’s tennis (992) and women’s track and field (994).

In the department’s continuing efforts to better support student-athletes and coaches, the Miami Hurricane Club set an all-time annual fund record of $12 million raised for the Student-Athlete Excellence Fund—an increase of 21 percent over the prior year. The Hurricane Club also announced a record 8,100 active members in May 2016, an 80 percent increase in active membership since 2010.

Under James’ leadership, Miami has completed several facility enhancements, beginning with the opening of the Schwartz Center for Athletic Excellence, the completion of the student-athlete training table, fueling station, dining hall, new artificial and natural playing surfaces and lights on the Greentree Practice Fields and a center-hung scoreboard inside the Hurricanes’ basketball arena. Prior to the 2015 athletics season, James was instrumental in helping Miami strike one of the largest apparel deals in the country with adidas.

Prior to being named AD, James served Miami athletics in the roles of Interim AD and Senior Associate AD for Development and Ticket Operations, where he oversaw the day-to-day operations of development, ticket sales and ticket operations. He also was a member of the Hurricanes’ senior staff and provided sport supervision.

James came to UM after spending seven years the University of Maine, where he first served as Senior Associate Athletic Director before serving as Director of Athletics from 2005 to 2010. During his tenure at Maine, athletics experienced tremendous success, including three trips to the Frozen Four for the men’s ice hockey program and NCAA playoff berths for football, baseball

(two), women’s basketball and softball. Additionally, James implemented a comprehensive $17 million facility improvement plan, which included an indoor practice facility and numerous other facility upgrades and renovations. Academically, the program flourished, earning the conference academic cup twice and student-athletes maintaining better than a 3.0 GPA.

Prior to his stint at Maine, James worked in athletic development at Providence College, where he established the “Friars Forever” campaign and the Friar Athletic Fund.

James is no stranger to South Florida, beginning his athletic career with the University of Miami, working in ticket sales, corporate sales and athletic development. In 1995, he was hired as Miami’s Director of Ticket Sales, serving in that capacity until 1997, when he was named an athletic development officer at the University of Nebraska. He returned to Miami in 1998 as the Director of Major Gifts and Corporate Sales and was promoted to the Director of Athletic Development at Miami in 2000 before moving on to Providence in 2002.

James graduated from Minnesota State University - Mankato with a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing in 1992 and later received his Master’s degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in 1994.

He and his wife, Kelly, have two children: daughter, Haley, and son, Ryan.


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TONY HERNANDEZ

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS MIAMI, 1997

JENNIFER STRAWLEY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR PENNSYLVANIA, 1998

Tony Hernandez, joined the University of Miami Athletic Department in 1998 and is currently the Deputy Director of Athletics In his role, he oversees the following operations and sports:

Financial and Business OperationsHuman ResourcesTicket OperationsEquipment RoomVideo Servicesadidas RelationsLegal/Contractual MattersMen’s BasketballBaseballTrack and Field Hernandez joined the University of Miami athletics department in

February of 1998 as a graduate assistant in academic services. He was hired full-time in 1999 as a compliance coordinator, subsequently being promoted to director of compliance in 2002, assistant AD for compliance in 2004, associate AD for compliance in 2005 and senior associate AD in 2007. In 2005, he also served as the interim associate AD for development and has served as the interim associate AD for external affairs on two separate occasions. During his term as interim associate AD for development, the Hurricane Club exceeded its annual giving budgetary goal by nearly ten percent.

By request of former President Donna E. Shalala, Hernandez served as Miami’s Acting Athletic Director for almost two months, following Kirby Hocutt’s departure to take the position of Director of Athletics at Texas Tech in February 2011.

In addition to his work at UM, Hernandez has been involved at the conference and national level. He is currently serving or has previously served on the following committees:

NCAA Student-Athlete Reinstatement CommitteeNCAA Amateurism CabinetACC Finance CommitteePast President of the National Association of Athletic Compliance (NAAC)Division 1-A Athletic Directors’ Compliance Task ForceNCAA Academics/Eligibility/Compliance CabinetACC Constitution and Bylaws CommitteeChair of the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Waivers Sub-CommitteeHe is also an adjunct professor for Sports Law in the School of Education

at Miami and has served as an adjunct faculty member at Florida Atlantic University.

Hernandez earned both a law degree and a bachelor’s of business administration in finance from the University of Miami. He is a member of Iron Arrow, the highest honor attainable at UM, and served a term as president. He is married to the former Melissa Schumacher and they have two sons, Anthony Jr. and Austin.

Jennifer Strawley joined the University of Miami on June 18, 2012 and currently serves as Deputy Director of Athletics and Senior Women’s Administrator.

As a member of the department’s executive leadership team, Strawley provides strategic direction for the department and assists the Director of Athletics with the day-to-day operations. She is the sport administrator for football, women’s basketball and women’s tennis. She leads the department’s strategic planning initiatives, policy development and implementation, coordination of department and coaches meetings and gender equity and inclusion initiatives. Strawley oversees the areas of sports medicine, student-athlete drug testing, academic services, compliance, student-athlete development, and serves as a liaison to various campus groups, as well as to the ACC and the NCAA.

Strawley played a key role in the hiring of head football coach Mark Richt, serving on the selection committee. In addition, she was instrumental in the development of Miami’s Celebration of Women’s Athletics and spearheaded the department’s “It’s on Us Campaign.”

Actively engaged in intercollegiate athletics nationally, Strawley has served on various committees within the NCAA and the ACC. Strawley currently serves on the ACC television committee, the ACC women’s basketball foresight committee, the ACC equity committee, the ACC women’s tennis committee, the ACC infractions and sportsmanship review committee, the ACC football schedulers group, the NCAA Division I council football recruiting ad hoc working group and the NCAA Division I women’s basketball oversight advancement committee.

Prior to UM, Strawley concluded her second tour with the NCAA as the director of academic and membership affairs. In this role, Strawley was instrumental in providing leadership in the areas of academic governance and development of academic policy. She was the staff liaison to the NCAA Division I Committee on Academic Performance and the NCAA Division I Academic Cabinet. Strawley served on the senior management team and was involved in a variety of other internal operations, including coordinating the internal operations for the department’s senior management team.

Strawley rejoined the NCAA after serving as the associate athletics director for intercollegiate sport programs and senior woman administrator at Columbia University from 2007-10. While at Columbia, she oversaw numerous varsity sport programs including football and was the athletics program liaison for gender equity and diversity initiatives. Strawley was a member of the department’s executive management team.

Prior to her tenure at Columbia, Strawley was the director of membership services and student-athlete reinstatement at the NCAA. In this role, she provided oversight of the student-athlete reinstatement process and was instrumental in the implementation of the student first philosophy. Strawley served as a liaison to numerous NCAA committees and task forces, including the NCAA Divisions I, II and III student-athlete reinstatement committees, the NCAA olympic sports liaison committee, and the working group appointed to review trends in initial eligibility.

Strawley first joined the NCAA in 1998 as an enforcement services intern. She is a 1998 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania where she earned her bachelor of arts degree in history. During her time at Pennsylvania, she was a two-year captain for the Quakers’ softball team. Strawley was inducted into the William Tennent High School Athletics Hall of Fame in January of 2014.


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SENIOR ASSOCIATE AD COMMUNICATIONS & SALES SAINT LEO, 1999

CRAIG ANDERSON

SENIOR ASSOCIATE AD COMPLIANCE PITT, 2005

Jason Layton joined the University of Miami in December of 2014 as the department’s Senior Associate Athletics Director for Communications and Sales.

In his current position, Layton is responsible for managing the department’s ticket sales, marketing, communications, website and social/digital media areas.

Layton’s primary focus centers on generating revenue through ticket sales, marketing, corporate sponsorships, promotions and licensing and multi-media rights.

Since his arrival, Miami has already seen exceptional growth in ticket sales and digital streaming with ESPN3.

Under his watch, Miami has seen an increased level of season ticket sales in football and men’s basketball, while transitioning to a new ticketing system in Paciolan.

Under Layton’s guidance, Miami sold out its entire 2015-16 men’s basketball season ticket allotment, marking the first time in Hurricane athletics history that a team has sold out its entire season ticket allotment.

Layton also serves as the primary point of contact with ESPN in establishing the department’s new digital network. During the 2015-16 athletics campaign, Miami aired more than 115 live events on ESPN3 – a figure that ranked first among all ACC schools.

Layton, a Florida native, arrives in Miami after spending the previous two years at Colorado State University where he served as the department’s Senior Associate Athletics Director for Sales and Marketing.

During his time in Fort Collins, Colorado, Layton’s ticket sales plans drove double-digit increases in football, volleyball, men’s basketball and women’s basketball revenue and tickets sold.

In addition, Layton managed the implementation of the Mountain West Digital Network for CSU online streams, which achieved more than 70,000 views during its first year.

His oversight of CSURams.com saw a complete redesign. Under Layton’s redesign, CSURams.com included a fan loyalty rewards program that rewarded fans for social activity, ticketing attendance and sponsorship engagement.

Before his arrival at Colorado State, Layton spent 13 years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In his 13 years with the club, he handled a variety of responsibilities from ticketing and luxury suite operations to advertising and business management.

Layton began his career with the Buccaneers as a customer service representative in 1999 before elevating to the role of senior director of business administration in 2011.

A native of Florida, Layton received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Saint Leo University in Saint Leo, Fla.

Craig Anderson begins his second year as the department’s Senior Associate Athletic Director for Compliance in 2016.

In his current capacity, Anderson oversees the Hurricanes’ five-person compliance office and serves as the departmental liason between the NCAA and all rules educational matters.

Anderson was hired as associate AD for compliance at the University of Miami on Feb. 27, 2013. He came to UM after spending three years as the assistant AD for compliance at NC State.

At UM, Anderson is responsible for managing all aspects of the compliance unit’s effort, including educating the athletics department and university staff, boosters, coaches and student-athletes about NCAA and ACC regulations. In addition, he is responsible for overseeing the compliance monitoring systems related to recruiting, certification and eligibility. Anderson is also the sport supervisor for the women’s golf program.

At NC State, he was charged with many roles, including monitoring all amateurism and eligibility issues, serving as the liaison to the academic support program for student-athletes, monitoring all initial eligibility/continuing eligibility processes and conducting NCAA rules education for coaches, staff, boosters and general public.

Before moving to NC State, Anderson served in a nearly three-year role as director of compliance at the University of Virginia from September 2007-July 2010. While in Charlottesville, Va., he assisted with eligibility process, interpreted and researched NCAA rules for coaches and institutional staff members, monitored camps and clinics for all sports, coordinated annual coaches certification exams and coordinated transfer issues.

Anderson began his career as an assistant director of compliance, spending 14 months at UNLV from July 2006-September 2007.

A native of Painted Post, N.Y., Anderson graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. A year later, he graduated from Marshall University with a master’s degree in athletic administration.


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TIM WISE

SENIOR ASSOCIATE AD FACILITIES & EVENT OPERATIONS SOUTH CAROLINA, 1996

Tim Wise is in his fifth year as the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Facilities and Event Operations at the University of Miami. Wise joined the UM staff in June 2012.

Wise has oversight of the following areas:Facilities and Maintenance ServicesCapital Projects/ConstructionFacilities Master PlanningEvent Management and Guest ServicesCamps/ClinicsRisk ManagementInformation TechnologyBankUnited Center/Global Spectrum LiaisonNew Miami Stadium LiaisonMarching Band LiaisonRowing and SoccerStrength and ConditioningWise, who has more than 18 years of experience in college athletics as

an event manager, facilities director and administrator, was hired by the University of Wisconsin athletics department as assistant AD for events and facilities in August, 2008. In January 2012, he was named interim associate AD and elevated to the senior management team with additional oversight of the University Ridge Golf Course and $125 million in capital projects.

Wise also had supervisory oversight of the UW Athletics event management, facilities, food and beverage and guest services units and oversaw an annual budget of approximately $15 million. He also served in a lead role in administrative coordination of UW Athletics concerts, summer camps and event parking.

Wise served as the director of facility maintenance at the University of Connecticut from August 2005 to August 2008. He oversaw daily operations of athletic facilities, projects and event operations as the assistant athletics director for facilities and operations at Eastern Michigan University from November 2003 to June 2005.

Wise was hired as the athletics event manager at the University of Denver in August 2000 and promoted to the director of athletics events in August 2001 and served in that role until October 2003. Prior to his time at Denver, Wise was the event services manager at The Ohio State University’s Schottenstein Center.

Wise was an event operations manager intern at Michigan State University from August 1998 to May 1999. His first position upon graduation from college was as a conference coordinator at the University of South Carolina from December 1996 to January 1998.

Wise has extensive experience working at NCAA and conference championship events. At Wisconsin he served on the department’s diversity integration group and was the representative to the city of Madison and UW campus joint southeast campus area committee. In the past, he served on Connecticut’s environmental compliance team as well as the school’s Environmental Policy Advisory council. He also served on the NCAA Woman of the Year selection committee and the NCAA minority opportunities and interests committee, three years as the vice chair. Wise earned the University of Denver Center for Multicultural Excellence Outstanding Staff \Award in 2002-03.

He is a member of the Collegiate Event and Facility Management Association and was named to the board of directors in September 2011. Wise is currently serving as the president of the association for 2015-16 and was previously first vice president 2014-15, second vice president 2013-14, and third vice president 2012 -13. Wise also has membership in the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association, the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the Stadium Managers Association.

Wise is a 1996 graduate of the University of South Carolina with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and earned a master’s degree in human performance and sport studies from the University of Tennessee in 1998.

JESSE MARKS

SENIOR ASSOCIATE AD DEVELOPMENT MIAMI, 2005, 2008

Jesse Marks was promoted to Senior Associate Athletic Director for Development in August 2016. He was previously promoted to associate AD for development in November 2012 following two years as assistant AD for major gifts.

Under the guidance of Director of Athletics Blake James, Marks is responsible for all development operations for the department of athletics, including campaign oversight, major giving, annual fund, donor stewardship, event hospitality and coordination with central advancement efforts.

Since Marks’ arrival in 2010, the Hurricane Club has seen significant growth in major giving and annual giving participation. Following the department’s restructure in 2010, the Hurricane Club’s development results have increased significantly across the board. Major giving is up more than 70 percent since 2010, including eight gifts over $1 million and more than 35 gifts in excess of $250,000 or more. In 2013, UM opened the fully funded $18-million, 30,000-square foot Schwartz Center for Athletic Excellence featuring new football, academic and athletic training facilities as well as a Gallery of Champions showcasing the proud championship tradition of UM athletics. Additionally in 2013, the newly created Football Victory Fund raised over $3 million to enhance the football practice facilities including new artificial and grass fields, new lighting and a training table dining hall for all 400 plus student-athletes.

Annual giving has also seen unprecedented growth through extensive marketing, philanthropic re-branding and digital strategy. Since 2010, Hurricane Club membership has increased by more than 84 percent to an all-time record of 8,076 active members. The Hurricane Club is consistently recognized nationwide for their use of cutting edge technology and unique campaigns to drive annual support.

Marks has been a part of two major capital campaigns at the University of Miami. The Momentum Campaign (2000-2008) which raised more than $1 billion for the University. Athletics exceeded its goal of $68 million and raised more than $85 million dollars. Currently, Marks is leading athletics efforts for university wide $1.6 billion Momemtum2 Campaign. UM Athletics has raised over $110 million to date and is on pace to exceed their goal of $125 million by the end of 2016.

Prior to his return to UM Athletics, Marks served as assistant director of development at Wake Forest University, where he managed relationships for over 150 athletic donors in the southeast, including South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina and Florida. Prior to Wake Forest, Marks was as assistant athletics director for development at Florida International University, where he managed all fundraising operations related to the opening of their new football stadium in 2008.

Marks is an active member of the National Association of Athletic Development Directors (NAADD) and is an adjunct professor in the school of education sports administration program teaching sport promotions and sales.

A two-time Miami graduate, Marks earned his bachelor’s degree in 2005 and his master’s degree in 2008.

COACHING STAFFHEAD COACH ALJOSA PIRIC ...................................................8

ASSISTANT COACH PETAR DANOLIC ......................................9

VOLUNTEER COACH PABLO GOR COSTALES ...................... 10


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Aljosa Piric was named the head coach of the Miami men’s tennis program on June 22, 2016.

Aljosa Piric (Al-O-sha PEEr-itch) came to Coral Gables after five seasons with Old Dominion University, where he was named the 2016 Wilson/ITA Coach of the Year for the Atlantic Region. In his last two seasons in Norfolk, Va., he led the Monarchs to a 37-8 record, propelling the mid-major team from unranked to a season-high No. 28 ITA mark in 2016.

A native of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Piric is familiar with the Atlantic Coast Conference after serving as an assistant coach at Georgia Tech for three seasons, where he helped the Yellow Jackets to the NCAA Sweet 16 and a No. 13 ranking in 2011. Piric also has been a Bosnia and Herzegovina Davis Cup Team member, directed the Stamford Indoor Tennis Academy in New England and was the top singles and doubles player for the Richmond Spiders while in college.

Piric, who was hired by ODU in June 2011, led the 2015-16 Monarchs to the championship match of the 2016 Conference USA Tournament, posting a 21-5 overall record and ending the season ranked No. 48 in the Oracle/ITA Collegiate Tennis Rankings. Old Dominion took down a total of four nationally ranked opponents that season: No. 25 NC State (4-1), No. 34 Dartmouth (4-3), No. 69 UNCW (6-1) and No. 70 William & Mary (4-0).

In 2015-16 Adam Moundir was named Conference USA Player of the Year and Most Outstanding Singles Player of the C-USA Championship, while garnering All-First Team honors for both singles as well as doubles. Teammate Jacob Nicolussi was named the C-USA Newcomer of the Year. Michael Weindl and Aziz Kijametovic represented the Tennis Monarchs on the All-Conference USA Singles Second. Kijametovic also earned All-Conference USA Doubles First Team with Moundir. In the fall, ODU’s doubles tandem of Adam Moundir and Aziz Kijametovic claimed the Regional title and advanced to Nationals at the Billie Jean King Center in Flushing, New York.

Piric and the Monarchs were clicking on all cylinders during the 2014-15 season, as he led Old Dominion to a 16-3 overall record, while knocking off three nationally ranked opponents in the process: No. 60 Elon (7-0), No. 66 South Alabama (4-3) and No. 75 Rice (4-2). Piric had his Tennis Monarchs nationally ranked throughout the season.

That season, Piric placed two players on the All Conference USA singles teams (Carlos Lopez Villa and Adam Moundir), placed two squads on the All C-USA doubles teams (Carlos Lopez Villa/Javier Jover Maestre and Adam Moundir/Michael Weindl), as well as possessed the Freshman of the Year (Adam Moundir). Lopez Villa was also named to the Conference USA All-Academic Team, while five student-athletes garnered All C-USA Honor Roll recognition for having a 3.0 or higher cumulative grade point average.

Only adding to the esteemed coach’s resume, Piric was tabbed to help out the 2014 Bosnia and Herzegovina Davis Cup team. In an impressive showing on April 10, while serving as team captain, Piric’s Bosnian squad defeated Finland in the quarterfinals of group play in thrilling fashion by the score of 3-2.

In the spring of 2014, Piric led the Monarchs to another winning season with a 12-10 overall record, including an impressive 11-6 mark at home. The team took down the No. 64 ranked College of Charleston. Piric’s team showed their resiliency by posting a 7-1 record following a loss, and had only lost two in a row once all season. He also helped guide Carlos Lopez Villa to the 2014 All-Conference USA Singles First Team.

Piric’s leadership proved to be influential off the court as well, as the team was honored for academic accomplishments in numerous ways. Lopez Villa was named to the C-USA All-Academic Team and also received the Arthur Ashe Leadership and Sportsmanship Award. As a whole, the men’s tennis team was recognized by the NCAA for a perfect APR performance.

In the fall of 2013, Piric guided junior Carlos Lopez Villa to a USTA/ITA Regional crown, as he became just the second male in school history to accomplish such a feat. Lopez Villa went on to win his first round match at the USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Nationals before dropping his second round match to the eventual champion.

During the 2012-13 campaign, Piric’s squad won its first match over a ranked opponent since 2009 by defeating No. 27 Harvard 4-3 (2/4). Piric coached Carlos Lopez Villa to First-Team All-Conference USA honors in singles and a ranking of No. 93 by the season’s end. He also helped Lopez Villa and Can Cetinel achieve All-Conference USA Second-Team honors in doubles. The duo was ranked as high as No. 23 during the season.

Under his leadership, the men’s tennis program has not only achieved success on the courts but also in the classroom, as the team posted a cumulative 3.1 GPA for the 2012-13 season. Additionally, Carlos Lopez Villa was named to the 2013 C-USA Men’s Tennis All-Academic Team after posting a 3.75 GPA. Aljosa and 2012-13 Tennis Monarchs also captured Old Dominion’s coveted Monarch Cup, which is given to one team at the school each year for their outstanding work in the community and service to those in need.

Before taking over at Old Dominion, Piric spent three years as assistant coach at Georgia Tech.

At Georgia Tech, Piric was an assistant coach for Kenny Thorne, the 2011 ITA Men’s Coach of the Year. During his three years in Atlanta, Georgia Tech improved its national ranking from 49th in 2009 to 13th in 2011. He coached three-time All-American in Guillermo Gomez, the ITA National Indoor Championship finalist, ranked fifth nationally in 2010, and 13th in 2011. He also coached Juan Spir and Kevin King who were All-Americans in 2011 and NCAA doubles tournament semifinalists, with a national ranking of ninth.

Piric has coached numerous sectional champions and top level U.S. junior players while working at the Stamford Indoor Tennis Academy.

Piric coached the Bosnian National boys 18-and-under junior team at the team European Championships in Catania, Italy. In 2015 he coached the Bosnian National boys 18-and-under junior team at the European individual championships in Closters, Switzerland.

Piric graduated from the University of Richmond in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in business management. As a member of the Spiders tennis team, Piric played at No. 1 singles and doubles and served as team captain his senior season.

In 1999, Piric was selected to the Bosnian Davis Cup National team that competed against Egypt and Luxembourg in Cairo, Egypt.

He attended Mills Godwin High School in Richmond, Va., where he won the Virginia High School State Championship in both singles and doubles.

He and his wife, Jessica, have two children: daughter, Mila, and son, Luca.

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Danolic was an assistant coach in the collegiate ranks at his alma mater, Texas Tech, as well as at the University of Arizona. Most recently, he has been working as a private tennis coach in Bradenton, Fla., since 2012.

Prior to moving into the private sector in 2012, Danolic spent time as a juniors coach in his home country of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and was an assistant collegiate coach in the United States.

He has been a certified member of the United States Professional Tennis Association since 2000, and is an International Tennis Federation level II coach. From 2007-12 he served as both the president of the professional board for the Tennis Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina and president of the National Coaches Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has also educated more than 200 coaches as an ITF tutor, conducting more than 1,000 hours of on-court and classroom lecturing in coaches education.

Danolic was the tennis director and junior development coach for Tennis Club Mostar, where he led the club from fifth to first in the nation and won six national championships in the last year with the team. He was also the junior development coach for Tennis Head Academy, where he coached Europe’s top junior player and helped the amateur improve from No. 350 to sixth in the ITF rankings.

In one year with the Tennis Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, he coached four players who won national championships and was a national coach for the Bosnian boys under-18s. For three summers, Danolic was also an ITF coach for the Tennis Europe under-14s and under-16s.

Danolic began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant for the Arizona women’s tennis team for the 2003-04 campaign. He led Maja Mlakar and Dianne Hollands to the top doubles ranking in the country, while also coaching Hollands to a No. 7 ITA ranking. As a team, the Wildcats were ranked in the top 25 in the nation throughout the season. He then moved on to his alma mater of Texas Tech in 2005, helping the team to top-25 rankings for back-to-back seasons.

He also has experience working in academies in the United States. From 2000-03 he was a traveling coach on the professional and junior circuit for IMG Academy, working alongside players such as Jelena Jankovic, Maria Sharapova, Tatiana Golovin and Serena Williams. Then from 2007-09, he worked for the Future Stars Tennis Academy in New York, growing the Sandy Hollow Tennis Club camp from 350 children to more than 800 over just three summers.

Danolic earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise and sports science with a minor in psychology from Texas Tech University in 2000. While playing for the Red Raiders, he was ranked as high as No. 40 in singles and was a first team All-Southwest Conference honoree in 1996. When he graduated, he was the winningest player in Texas Tech history.

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University of Miami men’s tennis head coach Aljosa Piric named Pablo Gor Costales as his volunteer assistant coach in September 2016. A native of Tarragona, Spain, Gor Costales was a three-time All-American for Armstrong State University, located in Savannah, Ga., ending his 2016 campaign ranked No. 5 in singles and No. 12 in doubles. His highest national ranking was No. 2 in both singles and doubles (November 2015) earning that ranking at the USTA/ITA Division II National singles and doubles Championship. Spending his last two seasons as the team’s captain and tallying a career record of 215-37 for the Pirates, he led Armstrong State to the semifinals of the Division II NCAA Tournament four-straight seasons, competing in the 2013 championship match.

In 2016, the Pirates finished the season ranked third in the nation and Gor was named the Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year and Southeast Region Senior of the Year.

In addition, Gor was named 2016 Student-Athlete of the Year by Armstrong State, where he graduated this May with a degree in business economics. After earning his degree, Gor began coaching at the Rick Macci Tennis Academy and the New Generation and High Performance Tennis Academy, where he trained junior players, organized summer camps and taught private lessons to all ages. During the summer of 2015 he interned as an assistant coach with Club Tennis Tarragona in his home country of Spain. Prior to earning his undergrad degree, Gor was a top five junior in Spain and ranked No. 60 in the Spanish senior ranking. He got his first ATP point in July 2012 and was hitting partners with Fabio Fognini, Ernest Gulbis, Albert Ramos and Federico Delbonis, among others.

PABLO GOR COSTALESVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH | FIRST SEASON AT MIAMI | ARMSTRONG STATE 2016

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Max Andrews 6-2 Sr. Manchester, Eng. / Rice / Academia Sanchez-Casal Kevin Bondar 5-8 Jr. Calabasas, Calif. / Oaks Christian HS Nile Clark 6-2 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School Dane Dunlap 6-0 So. Washago, Ont. / Laurel Springs Online Jesse Flores 6-1 Sr. Oakville, Ont. / UCF / Kings Christian Collegiate Niclas Genovese 6-2 jr. Zug, Switzerland / Institut Montana Zug Christian Langmo 6-3 Jr. Boca Raton, Fla. / Palm Beach Virtual Piotr Lomacki 6-1 Jr. Warsaw, Poland / Sopocka Akademia

Aljosa Piric - Head Coach (First season, Richmond, 2000)Petar Danolik - Assistant Head Coach (First season, Texas Tech, 2000)Pablo Gor Costales - Volunteer Coach (First season, Armstrong State, 2016)

BY LOCATIONCANADA Jesse Flores 6-2 Sr. Oakville, Ont. / UCF / Kings Christian Collegiate Dane Dunlap 6-0 So. Washago, Ont. / Laurel Springs OnlineENGLAND Max Andrews 6-2 Sr. Manchester, Eng. / Rice / Academia Sanchez-CasalPOLAND Piotr Lomacki 6-1 Jr. Warsaw, Poland / Sopocka AkademiaSWITZERLAND Niclas Genovese 6-2 Jr. Zug, Switzerland / Institut Montana ZugUNITED STATES Kevin Bondar 5-8 Jr. Calabasas, Calif. / Oaks Christian HS Christian Langmo 6-3 Jr. Boca Raton, Fla. / Palm Beach Virtual Nile Clark 6-2 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School

BY CLASS Max Andrews 6-2 Sr. Manchester, Eng. / Rice / Academia Sanchez-Casal Jesse Flores 6-2 Sr. Oakville, Ont. / UCF / Kings Christian Collegiate Kevin Bondar 5-8 Jr. Calabasas, Calif. / Oaks Christian HS Nile Clark 6-2 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School Niclas Genovese 6-2 Jr. Zug, Switzerland / Institut Montana Zug Christian Langmo 6-3 Jr. Boca Raton, Fla. / Palm Beach Virtual Piotr Lomacki 6-1 Jr. Warsaw, Poland / Sopocka Akademia Dane Dunlap 6-0 So. Washago, Ont. / Laurel Springs Online


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Christian Langmo6-3 | Jr.

Boca Raton, Fla. Palm Beach Virtual

Jesse Flores6-2 | Sr.

Oakville, Ont. UCF

Kings Christian Collegiate

Niclas Genovese6-2 | Jr.

Zug, SwitzerlandInstitut Montana Zug

Dane Dunlap6-0 | So.

Washago, Ont. Laurel Springs Online

Nile Clark6-2 | Jr.

Philadelphia, Pa. Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School

Max Andrews 6-2 | Sr.

Manchester, Eng. Rice

Academia Sanchez-Casal

Kevin Bondar 5-8 | Jr.

Calabasas, Calif.Oaks Christian HS

Piotr Lomacki6-1 | Jr.

Warsaw, Poland Sopocka Akademia

Petar DanolicAssistant Coach

Aljosa PiricHead Coach

Pablo Gor CostalesVolunteer Coach


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As a Junior (2015-16)Fall: 14-5 singles, 6-3 doubles … Won two of four matches at the UVA Ranked 1+1 tournament … Played in Round of 64 at ITA Men’s All-American Champi-onship … Won four of six matches at the 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Regional Championship, lost in Round of 16 to top-seeded No. 60 Maxx Lipman (Florida) in a tiebreaker … Won the Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay Court Classic where he defeated Ruben Webber (Minnesota) in the finals … In doubles play paired with Piotr Lomacki, winning two of three matches at the UVA Regional 1+1 … Defeated two more opponents at the 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Championship, fell to duo Sasha Gozon and Dominic Cortone in Round of 16 … At the Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay Court Classic paired with Christian Langmo winning two straight victories and appeared in semifinals, but fell to Andres Alfonzo and Oliver Landert (Florida Gulf Coast).Spring: 10-12 singles, 7-7 doubles ... In ACC play 6-6 singles, 3-5 doubles … Won four consecutive matches from Jan.29 to March 1 at the start of the season at the No. 3 position… Downed six ACC opponents, Michael Rinaldi (Florida State), Catalin Mateas (Duke), Hank Workman (Boston College), Luke Johnson (Clemson), Christopher Morin- Kougoucheff (Louisville) and No. 65 Andreas Bjerrehus (Virginia Tech). Five of these victories were in the No. 2 position and one in No.3 … Paired with Piotr Lomacki, the duo took down Jaoa Gauer and Gerald Nickerson (Florida Atlantic) in the No. 1 position … Had three straight victories with partner Bernard Tefel... Took down down duo of No. 12 Skandar Mansouri and Christian Seraphim (Wake Forest) … Were ranked No. 66 for a pair of matches in April and ended the season at No. 72.

Fall 2015: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA) ... Spring 2016: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA).

As a Sophomore (Rice University) (2014-15)Closed successful sophomore season by earning All C-USA doubles selection with David Warren ... Second on team with a 13-8 while playing primarily at No. 2 in lineup ... Finished year by going unbeaten in eight of last nine matches … 2-0 in C-USA Championship … Finished 1-0 with unfinished match in two C-USA Championship doubles outings with David Warren ... Combined with Warren to reach quarters of 126th West Coast Doubles Championship. Fall: Finished with 7-4 singles record ... Reached finals of B2 singles flight at Wake Forest Invitational before dropping a 7-5, 2-6, 6-4 decision to Artem Khrapko of Davidson ... Combined wi th Adam Gustafsson to reach A2 doubles final at same event before falling to Wake Forest’s top-seeded duo of Maksim Kan and Nicky Kunz, 8-5 ... Opened fall campaign by reaching semifinals of the Midland Racuet Club Collegiate Invitational second singles flight before final matches were cancelled due to rain.

As a Freshman (Rice University) (2013-14)Led the team with a combined mark of 15-11 in singles during freshman season ... Posted an 8-10 mark in singles during spring, primarily playing at No. 3 and 4 in lineup... Won three of last four after moving back into three spot ... Teamed with Adam Gustafsson to finish 7-5 at No. 3 doubles.Fall: Finished with a 4-1 singles record and a 2-4 mark in doubles ... Captured B Flight singles title at Wyndham Houston Medical Center Rice Fall Invite with a 6-5, 6-1 win over Max Hinnisdaels of Texas ... Won opener prequalifying match at ITA Men’s All-American at Tulsa with a 6-1, 7-5 decision over Ashton Kalhorn of Bradley.

Prior to MiamiAttended E-S International School in Barcelona, Spain ... Trained at Academia Sanchez-Casal in El Prat de Llobregat, Spain.

PersonalMaxwell Middleton Murphy Andrews was born Oct. 14, 1994 in Manchester, United Kingdom, England ... Son of Simon and Catherine Andrews ... Majoring in international studies ... Highest ATP world ranking is 1553 ... Listed as high as No. 687 in the ITF Juniors rankings.

MAX ANDREWSSr. • 6-2Manchester, EnglandRice | Academia Sanchez-Casal

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As a Sophomore (2015-16)Fall: 8-7 singles, 9- 4 doubles … Won two of four matches in singles at the Ivy Plus Invitational … Won two of three matches at the 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Championship … Played in garnet singles quarterfinals of 2015 USTA Collegiate Clay Court Invitational. Tallied a win against ACC op-ponent fifth-seeded Sean Donohue (Louisville) at the tournament … In doubles played nine matches with Bernard Tefel … Played in Round of 16 at the Ivy Plus Invitational with Bernard Tefel, earned victory over Maverick Lin and Dylan Brown (Cornell) … Won Bedford Cup with four straight victories. Downed Eduardo Alfonzo and Chris Perrigan (Florida Gulf Coast) in the finals … Fifth consecutive win occurred at 2015 USTA/ITA Division I Men’s Southeast Regional Championship against Sam Philp and Anderson Scarpa (Mercer) ... Won all three matches at Florida Gulf Coast Invite with partner Nile Clark … Played in Round of 16 of the USTA Collegiate Clay Court Invitational.

Spring: 0-8 singles, 4-9 doubles … In ACC play 0-6 singles, 2-7 doubles … In singles, played three-straight three-set matches in mid-March … Paired with Nile Clark to defeat duo Alexander Gitin and Zandrix Acob (Florida Atlantic) to earn first doubles win of season … In doubles, played all matches at the third position … Was 3-6 with partner Jesse Flores, 1-0 Nile Clark, 0-1 with Bernard Tefel and 0-2 with Fermin Calvo … Earned victories over ACC opponents Kent Mukai and Jeffery Melvin (Boston College) and Josh Hagar and Nicolas Montoya (Notre Dame).

Fall 2015: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA), Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA), Provost Honor Roll (3.75+ GPA), President’s List (4.0 GPA) ... Spring 2016: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA), Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA), Provost Honor Roll (3.75+ GPA), President’s List (4.0 GPA).

Fall 2014: President’s Honor Roll (4.0 GPA), Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA) and Book Buster (3.0+ GPA) ... Spring 2015 - Provost’s Honor Roll (3.75+ GPA), Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA) and Book Buster (3.0+ GPA).

As a Freshman (2014-15)Fall: 2-6 singles, 0-0 doubles ... Won first career collegiate match in the USTA Collegiate Clay Court Invitational defeating Tyler Pate from UCF, 6-2, 6-3.Spring: 2-4 singles, 9-6 doubles ... Posted a 2-4 mark in singles, with a win at No. 4 and at No. 6 ... Second on the team with a 9-6 doubles record ... Was 9-5 with Wilfredo Gonzalez, including six wins at No. 2 and two at No. 3 ... Paired up once with Alexander Fahnehjelm at the No. 3 spot ... Posted a pair of ACC doubles wins with Gonzalez, defeating Notre Dame’s No. 22 duo of Eddy Covalschi and Josh Hagar 8-4 at No. 2 spot, and downing Boston College’s Conor Mullins and Philip Nelson 8-6 at No. 1 position ... Opened the spring 5-0, then improved on to 7-1 through March 10 with Gonzalez.

Prior to MiamiRanked No. 68 nationally by Tennis Recruiting ... No. 14 in southwest region and No. 13 in California ... Four-star recruit according to Tenning Recruiting Network ... Tri Valley League MVP ... Led Oaks Christian to their 10th straight Tri-Valley League Championship with an 11-1 record and an 8-0 league record ... 2014 CIF Southern Section Champion (first in program history) ... Sage Invitational All Tournament team ... LA Daily News All-Area First Team ... Ventura County Star Player of the Year ... Tri-Valley Singles Champion ... Varsity letter in tennis all four years of high school ... Ventura County Star Scholar ... Head-master’s List each semester (GPA over 3.75) ... Top 10 Scholar at Oaks Christian.

PersonalBorn Kevin John Bondar on Jan. 20, 1996 ... From Calabasas, Calif. ... Son of Les and Lori Bondar ... One sister, Carly ... Enrolled in UMiami’s Honors Program in Medicine - a seven-year BS/MD program associated with the Miller School of Medicine ... Favorite athletes/role models are Gael Monfils and Cliff Paul... Enjoys surfing, golfing and watching “The Big Bang Theory” ... Favorite food is cheesecake ... Favorite sports team is the Los Angeles Kings.

KEVIN BONDARJr. • 5-8Calabasas, Calif.Oaks Christian HS

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As a Sophomore (2015-16)Fall: 4-12 singles, 5-5 doubles … Reached the consulation semifinals of the Bedford Cup but fell to Reece Acree (Central Florida) in three sets. Went 2-2 at the tournament ... Defeated Nico De Fraia (Central Florida) at Florida Gulf Coast Invite … Was paired with Jesse Flores for the Ivy Plus Invitational they defeated duo Darragh Glavin and Zvonmir Pdovinski (Old Dominion) … At the Bedford Cup the duo defeated Loic Blanco and Cojlin MacNamara (Stetson) ... Won three matches with Kevin Bondar to take home the Championship at Florida Gulf Coast Invite ... Played in Round of 16 of the USTA Collegiate Clay Court Invitational, then fell to duo Gilherme Halich and Gabriel Sidney (Pepperdine).Spring: 1-3 singles, 8-7 doubles … 0-2 singles, 3-6 doubles in ACC play … Won one singles match over Jack Riazzi (Davidson) … Paired with Kevin Bondar at the start of doubles career, the duo defeated Alexander Gitin and Zandrix Acob (Florida Atlantic) in the No. 3 position … In seven consecutive matches with Piotr Lomacki the duo was only defeated once from Jan. 16 to March 11… Broke into the ITA doubles rankings with Piotr Lomacki at No. 66 prior to the ACC Championships ... Ranked No. 77 in final ITA polls ... Duo defeated a pair of nationally-ranked opponents, in the No. 10 duo from Virginia and the No. 30 pair from North Carolina ... Was 7-6 with Piotr Lomacki (all at second position), 1-0 with Kevin Bondar and 0-1 with Fermin Calvo.

As a Freshman (2014-15) Fall: 9-9 singles, 5-11 doubles ... Played in the Round of 32 at the USTA Clay Court Invitational ... Won three-straight singles matches, then took runner-up at the Bedford Cup. Spring: 2-7 singles, 5-11 doubles ... Posted a 2-7 mark in singles with a win at No. 4 and at No. 5, both of which were ACC opponents ... Was 5-11 in doubles with four wins at the No. 3 spot and one at No. 2 ... Three wins came with Alexander Fahnehjelm, one with Andrew Harrington and one with Christian Langmo ... Won a pair of doubles matches with Fahnehjelm on March 10 against Valparaiso and Quinnipiac.

Prior to MiamiFive-star recruit according to Tennis Recruiting Network ... Attended Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School ... Currently ranked as third-best player from Pennsylvania, 11th-best in the Middle Atlantic region, and No. 62 nationally ... Winner of the 2011 USTA Boy’s 16s doubles title at the National Open in Georgia and the USTA Boy’s 16’s doubles at the Regional Tournament in Coral Gables, Fla.

PersonalBorn Nile Allen Clark on May 8, 1995 ... Originally from Philadelphia, Pa. ... Son of Vernon Clark and Jacqueline Phillips-Clark ... Has one sister, Grier, who graduated from the University of Miami ... Moved to Fort Lauderdale at age 13 ... Majoring in business ... Athletic role model is Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.

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ACC Academic Honor Roll, 2015-16

As a Freshman (2015-16)Sat out the season with injury.

Fall 2015: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA), and Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA)... Spring 2016: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA), and Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA).

Prior to MiamiRanked as 25th-best junior player in Canada in singles and No. 21 in doubles, according to Tennis Canada’s Rogers Rankings ... Ranked No. 529 in ITF ... No. 444 in USTA rankings ... Played futures events in Greece, Canada and Mexico.

PersonalBorn Dane Cooper Dunlap on Aug. 12, 1997 in Orilia, Ontario, Canada ... Son of Nadine Deschenes and Lance Dunlap ... Originally from Canada, has most recently been living in Plantation, Fla. ... Majoring in business technology ... Enjoys fishing, water skiing and cooking on the grill.

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As a Junior (2015-16)Fall: 6-6 singles, 4-5 doubles … Won two consecutive matches of four at Ivy Plus Invitational … Posted a win at the ITA Men’s All-American Championship against Fedor Baev (Northwestern) … Downed Jack Haffey (Florida State) and Felipe Jaworski (Geor-gia State) at the 2015 USTA/ITA Division I Men’s Southeast Regional Championship … In doubles Flores and Nile Clark were 2-5 … Played in the Ivy Plus Invitational where they downed duo Darragh Galvin and Zvonimir Podvinski (Old Dominion) … In the Bedford Cup, were victorious over Loic Blanco and Cojlin MacNamara (Stetson). Were then defeated by Joshua Wardell and Chase Perez-Blanco (Florida) in the Round 16 of the tournament … At the ITA Men’s All-American Championship with partner Christian Langmo. Defeated duo Chase Gordon and Daniel Santos (Tulsa). Fell to No. 29 duo Hayden Sabatka and Bart Van Leijsen (New Mexico) in Round of 64 of the tournament … Tallied another win against Andrei Morin-Kougoucheff and Anthony Schonn (Florida Atlantic) in Round of 64 of 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Regional Championship.Spring: 10-10 singles, 8-10 doubles … In ACC play 4-6 singles, 2-8 doubles … Won seven of nine singles matches in straight sets from Jan.16 to March 6 … Secured three more victories against ACC opponents. Began doubles season with Christian Langmo ... Secured five straight wins on home court. Played six matches in the top position and two at No. 2 … Was then paired up with Kevin Bondar for another three consecutive wins against ACC opponents in the No. 3 position … Was 5-2 with Christian Langmo, 3-6 Kevin Bondar and 0-2 Piotr Lomacki.

Fall 2015: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA).

As a Sophomore (UCF) (2014-15)8-5 in singles ... Won three matches at both No. 5 and No. 6 positions ... Won seven doubles matches, five of which were at No. 3.

As a Freshman (UCF) (2013-14)8-5 in singles ... 6-3 at No. 6 ... Played at the No. 1 doubles spot in all 18 matches.

Prior to MiamiRanked as high as No. 4 in the Canadian Junior rankings ... Second-ranked junior in Ontario ... Grade 5 singles finalist at the All-Canadian ITF Championship ... Multi-sport standout ... Captain of high school basketball team three years ... Provincial finals MVP for both soccer and basketball.

PersonalBorn Jess Armando Flores on Mar. 31, 1995 in Oakville, Ontario, Canada ... Son of Hazel Flores ... Brother to Jennison and Dylan, who is a professional soccer player, currently with Tondela F.C. in Portugal ... Majoring in psychology pre-med with a minor in chemistry.

JESSE FLORESSr. • 6-2Oakville, Ont., CanadaUCF | Kings Christian Collegiate

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As a Sophomore (2015-16)Fall: 4-14 singles, 0-1 doubles … Defeated Romain Boudaroua (Florida Atlantic) at Bedford Cup … Tallied another victory at 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Championship against Sam Chaff (Florida Gulf Coast) … Downed opponent Lucas Vas (Flor-ida Gulf Coast) at Florida Gulf Coast Invite … Victorious over Justyn Levin (Minnesota) at Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Intercolle-giate Clay Court Classic ... Only played in one doubles match at 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Regional Championship with partner Nile Clark, but fell to duo Zackery Kennedy and Sebastian Acuna (Georgia Southern). Spring: 1-8 singles, did not play doubles … 1-7 singles in ACC play… Defeated ACC opponent Christian Haushammer (Louisville) in straight sets … Lost five matches in either three sets or tiebreakers.

Fall 2015: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA), and Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA).

Summer 2015Posted career high singles rank of 1751 in June 2015 ... Won first ATP point in F1 Mozambique.

As a Freshman (2014-15) Spring: 5-10 singles, 0-1 doubles ... Posted 5-10 singles record with three wins at No. 6 and one apiece at Nos. 4 and 5 ... Won three-straight singles matches against Kennesaw State, Valparaiso and Quinnipiac ... Played just one doubles match, paired with Nile Clark for a No. 3 loss to Florida Atlantic.

Prior to MiamiTop 5 junior player in Switzerland … Finalist at the Nike Juniors Masters … Semifinalist at the Interclub Nati-B tournament ... Active member of the Swiss Team from 2005-2010 ... Played in Futures events in Austria, Israel, France, Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland ... Hitting partner with the former WTA World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki from Denmark, as well as the 16-time Grand Slam winning doubles pair of Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan from the United States, more famously known as the “Bryan Brothers.”

PersonalBorn Niclas Genovese on Oct. 31, 1994 … From Zug, Switzerland … Son of Lucio and Kathrin Genovese … One sister, Anna … Majoring in entrepreneurship … Until the age of 14, participated in a lot of ski races … Enjoys skiing, surfing, climbing and other adventure sports… Enjoys doing yoga and living a healthy lifestyle by eating organic and Paleo food … Models tennis playing style after Stanislas Wawrinka and Marat Safin … Favorite athlete is Kelly Slater and Roger Federer.

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As a Sophomore (2015-16)Fall: 10-4 singles, 4-3 doubles … Played in singles finals at UVA ranked 1+1 after winning three matches … Upset No. 90 William Buschamuka (Kentucky) in three sets in quarterfinals … Posted two more wins at the ITA All-American Championship. Upset No. 82 Ricardo Jorge (Mississippi) and No. 95 Nick Bybel (Bucknell) in qualifying singles rounds … Went 2-1 at the 2015 USTA/ITA Division I Men’s Southeast Regional Championship as the No. 9-16 seed. Defeated No. 108 Gordon Watson (Florida) and Karlyn Small (Florida A&M), fell to No. 24 Christopher Eubacks (Georgia Tech) in Round of 16 … Made it to the Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay Court Classic quarterfinals. Defeated Jeffery Brown (Louisville) in quarterfinals then fell to teammate Max Andrews, the third seed, in semifinals … In doubles Langmo and Jesse Flores were 2-4 … Earned a victory over duo Chase Gordon and Daniel Santos (Tulsa). Then fell to No. 29 Duo Hayden Sabatka and Bart Van Leijsen (New Mexico) in Round of 64 of the ITA Men’s All-American Championship … Tallied a win against Andrei Morin-Kougoucheff and Anthony Schonn in Round of 64 at 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Regional Championship … At the Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay Court Classic paired with Max Andrews, posting two straight victories. Appeared in semifinals but fell to Andres Alfonzo and Oliver Landert (Florida Gulf Coast). Spring: 7-1 singles, 5-2 doubles … 1-0 singles, 0-1 doubles in ACC play ... Opened 2016 singles season ranked No. 70, then was No. 81 in early March … Only loss in singles play was against No. 106 Korey Lovett (Alabama) … Tallied five straight wins, including victory against No. 85 Marco Nunez (Florida State) … In doubles partnered with Jesse Flores in all seven matches, two at the top position and five at No. 2 ... Won five consecutive matches from Jan. 16 to Feb. 15.

Spring 2016: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA), and Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA).

As a Freshman (2014-15) Fall: 4-8 singles, 2-8 doubles ... Won a pair of matches at Olympia Fields Country Club Invitational. Spring: 8-12 singles, 3-4 doubles ... Tied for third on the team with eight singles wins, posting 8-12 overall mark ... Played at the top four spots: No. 1 (1-2), No. 2 (5-8), No. 3 (1-0) and No. 4 (1-2) ... Defeated No. 4 Ryan Shane of Virginia 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 and downed No. 20 Eddy Covalschi from Notre Dame 6-4, 6-4, to earn a pair of Top 20 victories ... Won three-straight ACC matches against Clemson, Notre Dame and Boston College ... Recorded 3-4 doubles mark playing all three positions ... Paired with Wilfredo Gonzalez (1-2), Nile Clark (1-0) and Bernard Tefel (1-2) ... Strong day against Clemson with both a singles and doubles win.

Fall 2014: Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA) and Book Buster (3.0+ GPA).

Prior to MiamiBlue chip recruit and five-star recruit according to Tennis Recruiting Network ... Ranked as high as No. 13 nationally and No. 2 in Florida on Tennis Recruiting ... Attended Boca Raton High School where he played No. 1 in 2011 and 2012 … No. 4 Boys 18s national combined standings ranking as of August 2014 ... 2014 Florida State Closed singles champion ... 2014 National Sectional Tournament singles finalist and doubles champion ... 2014 Level 4 designated champion ... 2014 National Spring Team Championships-bronze ball ... 2013 State Closed doubles champion ... 2013 American Cup finalist ... 2013 Bahamas ITF singles and doubles champion ... 2013 Daytona Beach ITF singles finalist and doubles champion, earning a win over a Top 40 ITF player) ... 2013 Plaza Cup Singles Champion ... 2012 Copa Horizontes ITF doubles finalist and singles quarterfinalist ... 2012 Pensacola Level 2 National singles finalist.

PersonalBorn Christian Bradley Langmo Jun. 1, 1996 ... From Boca Raton, Fla. ... Son of Bradley and Anna Langmo ... One sister, Alexandra, who played tennis and ran cross country at Georgia Southern University ... Aspires to play professional tennis after college ... Majoring in business ... Chose Miami over Georgia Tech and Florida.

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As a Sophomore (2015-16)Spring: 14-9 singles, 8-9 doubles ... First Hurricane to be selected for the NCAA Singles Championships since 2009 ... Opened the spring season ranked No. 23 in ITA singles and entered the NCAA Championships at No. 43 ... Ranked in the top 40 for 17 of his singles matches this season ... All-ACC Second Team ... Led the team with 14 singles victories, all at the top position ... Was 6-6 in ACC singles ... Defeated five nationally-ranked players, including No. 16 Benjamin Lock (Florida State) in three sets ... Won 11 of his first 14 matches ... Eleven of his 14 victories were in straight sets ... Five of his six ACC wins were in just two sets ... In NCAA Championships, won first set, 6-4, over No. 16 Jared Hiltzik (Illinois), then after being down 0-2, made a fierce comeback, but fell short in the second set 7-6 (2). Lost the third set 6-0 to end season ... In doubles, was 1-1 at the top spot and 7-8 at the second position ... Broke into the ITA doubles rankings with Nile Clark at No. 66 prior to the ACC Championships ... Ranked No. 77 in final ITA polls ... Duo defeated a pair of nationally-ranked opponents, in the No. 10 duo from Virginia and the No. 30 pair from North Carolina ... Tied for team-high of eight doubles victories ... Posted 3-7 mark in league play ... Was 1-1 when partnered with Max Andrews, 7-6 with Nile Clark (all at second position) and 0-2 with Jesse Flores. Fall: 6-5 singles, 4-2 doubles ... In singles, was 2-2 at the UVa Ranked 1+1, defeating Skander Mansouri (Wake Forest) 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 in the Round of 16. Downed Matt Barry (Penn State) 6-2, 6-4 in Quarterfinals. Fell to No. 115 Alexander Ritschard (Virginia) 6-4, 6-7, 7-5 in Semifinals and No. 125 Mac Styslinger (Virginia) in a consolation match ... Played in the ITA Men’s All-American main draw, falling to 9-16 seed Tom Fawcett (Stanford), 6-4, 6-4 in the Round of 64. Won Round of 32 and Round of 16 consolation matches before falling in the Round of 8 ... Earned seventh seed at 2015 USTA/ITA Southeast Regional Championship. Won first two matches, defeating Ristomatti Lanne (Georgia Southern) and Jose Gracia (Florida State), respectively, then lost to No. 86 Elliott Orkin (Florida) 6-2, 6-2 ... In doubles, at UVa Ranked 1+1, lost quarterfinal match, but won a pair of consolation matches with partner Max Andrews ... Also paired with Andrews at USTA/ITA Southeast Regional Championship, defeating Daniel Yun/Andrew Li (Georgia Tech) and Joshua Wardell/Chase Perez-Blanco (Florida) before falling in the Round of 16 to Sasha Gozun/Dominic Cotrone (USF).

Fall 2015: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA).

As a Freshman (2014-15) Fall: 8-5 singles, 1-4 doubles ... Ranked No. 6 on ITA Men’s Preseason Newcomer/Freshman Rankings ... Opened 2014 Saint Francis Health System ITA Men’s All-American Championships on qualifying singles list, and played way into main draw. Won three straight singles matches to qualify for first round of main draw, where he faced No. 1 seed Julian Lenz (Baylor), falling in three sets ... Played in the main draw semifinals of the ITF Futures, posting a 3-1 mark in the event ... Won two matches in the ITA Regional Championships as a No. 9-16 seed, then upset No. 50 Ben Wagland (Georgia) in the Round of 16, before falling in three sets to No. 100 Maxx Lipman in the quarterfinals. Spring: 9-10 singles, 8-11 doubles ... Tied for team-high nine singles wins, posting a 9-10 mark, all at the No. 1 spot ... Earned a pair of wins over nationally-ranked opponents, downing No. 57 Christopher Eubanks from Georgia Tech and No. 91 Hunter Harrington from Clemson ... Opened his collegiate campaign with a pair of wins, then tallied six-straight victories from Feb. 13 to March 10 ... All nine wins were straight-set victories, including ranked win over Clemson, which was 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (7-5) ... Tied for third-most wins in doubles with eight ... Was 7-11 at the top spot, with all seven wins paired with Henrique Tsukamoto ... Was 1-0 at No. 2, also with Tsukamoto ... Lost a pair of matches with Nile Clark at No. 1 ... Started hot with 7-2 record while paired with Tsukamoto through March 6.

Prior to MiamiRanked No. 882 in the ATP singles ranking and No. 1099 in doubles prior to 2015 fall season ... Career high ATP: 729 singles, 927 doubles ... Won Junior Polish Championship U-21 in both doubles and singles in Poznan, Poland, in July 2015 ... Between March and September 2014 jumped from No. 1,204 to No. 794 ... Semifinals of Poland F5 and Estonia F2 Tournaments, and quarterfinals of Poland F4 and Poland F3, all outdoor clay court events in 2014 ... Ranked a career high combined No. 111 in the ITF junior rankings ... In 2013 won Ozerov Cup in Russia ... Quarterfinalist at 2013 Great Britain Futures Tournament ... Ranked best junior player in Poland ... Attended Sopocha Academia.

PersonalBorn on Nov. 28, 1995 ... From Warsaw, Poland ... Son of Tomasz and Hanna Lomacki ... Has one sister, Weronika, who played tennis at Lake Superior State ... Majoring in business.

PIOTR LOMACKIJr. • 6-1Warsaw, PolandSopocka Akademia



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BRIAN GABRIELStrength & Conditioning

Brian Gabriel recently finished his third season as an assistant strength and conditioning coach with the Hurricanes in 2016, and has direct oversight of the Hurricanes baseball and tennis programs. Gabriel arrived in Miami after serving for six years as the head strength and conditioning coach at Coastal Carolina University. From 2006-09, Gabriel was the director of strength and conditioning for the Chanticleers’ Olympic sports teams. In December 2009, he was promoted to director of speed, strength and conditioning for all sports, including the Chanticleers baseball and football teams. Gabriel’s strength and conditioning programs helped impact a Chanticleers baseball program that captured six consecutive Big South Conference Championships, six NCAA Regional appearances, three NCAA Regional host spots, and two NCAA Super Regional appearances. Certified by the National Strength & Conditioning Association, Gabriel arrived at CCU in 2006 from Columbia University, where he served as an assistant strength coach and director of football strength and performance for four years. Prior to his time at Columbia, Gabriel had spent one year at Trinity (Texas) University as head strength and conditioning coordinator, as well as one year in the same position with the Detroit Dogs of the American Basketball Association - who won the ABA’s World Championship that year. A 1996 graduate of the University of Incarnate Word with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, Gabriel earned his master’s degree in biobehavioral science-physical education from Columbia in 2006. Gabriel and his wife Guadalupe have a son named Zion.

LESLEY-ANNE KINGAthletic Training

Lesley-Anne King is in her second year serving as an assistant athletic trainer for the University of Miami, working primarily with the women’s soccer and golf programs. Prior to her arrival in Coral Gables, King worked as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at nearby Florida International University, handling the daily medical care of the women’s soccer and softball teams. She also previously served as a certified athletic training intern at Villanova, covering the volleyball and softball programs. A native of Farmington, Conn., King graduated from Boston University in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training. She added a master’s degree in physical education/sport and fitness from FIU in 2010.


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CHAUNTE BALDWINAcademic Services

Chaunte Baldwin, director of athletics academic services, joined the University of Miami in the Summer of 2014. Baldwin oversees the academic needs of more than 100 student-athletes while monitoring their progress toward degree regulations within the NCAA guidelines. Prior to UM, Baldwin served as athletic academic advisor at the University of Maryland from 2013-14. With the Terrapins, Baldwin worked with Olympic sport programs, advising and scheduling classes for teams. She also mentored interns and graduate assistants and was responsible for seeking and providing resources for areas of growth within academic services. Baldwin graduated from Texas Christian University in 2002 where she earned All-American honors in track & field and was an 11-time all-conference performer and two-time national qualifier. She also earned her master of education in higher education administration at the University of North Texas in 2008, and is currently pursuing a doctorate degree on the topic of study abroad and student-athlete choice.

MELISSA McGOWANEvents

Melissa McGowan joined the University of Miami athletic department in 2015 as assistant director of events. At Miami, McGowan is responsible for internal and external scheduling, facility rentals and event management for women’s basketball, soccer and men’s and women’s tennis. Prior to Miami, McGowan served as the coordinator of operations for 22 varsity teams at LIU Post University. She also organized special events like the annual LIU Post Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner and Student-Athlete Recognition Dinner. She also supervised LIU Post’s internship program. McGowan worked with many external vendors at LIU Post to coordinate operational logistics for all NCAA and conference tournament post-season events. Since 2013, she directed and/or assisted LIU Post University in hosting six NCAA Division II Championship events. Originally from Grand Prairie, Texas, McGowan earned a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology-sport administration at the University of Houston in 2010. After graduation, McGowan obtained her master’s degree in sports management from St. John’s University in 2013.


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KEVIN IVANYCommunications Assistant

Kevin Ivany is entering his first year as the communications assistant, after joining the University of Miami in August 2016. As the primary contact for Hurricane’s men’s tennis and secondary contact for men’s basketball, women’s basketball and tennis, Ivany is responsible for assisting with the day-to-day promotion of student-athletes and coaches, content on HurricaneSports.com and social media, preparation of game notes and almanacs, and the update of statistics and records for his assigned sports. In the spring of 2016, Ivany earned his bachelor’s in sport media at Ithaca College. While at Ithaca College, he worked in the athletic department during his junior year before interning with the athletic departments of Columbia and Cornell University during his senior year. While with the Lions he aided with game day operations for football in addition to men’s and women’s soccer and basketball as well as the media efforts for men’s and women’s tennis, cross country and rowing. He also volunteered at the 2016 MAAC Basketball Tournament and BIG EAST Conference Swimming Championships during the 2015 season.

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Overall record: 8-15 ACC: 3-9Home: 7-7 Away: 1-5 Neutral: 0-3

Date Opponent Score Overall ACC Miami’s National Ranking Jan 16, 2016 ST JOHN’S L 3-4 0-1-0 0-0-0 % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 5-2 1-1-0 0-0-0 Jan 22, 2016 vs Alabama L 1-4 1-2-0 0-0-0 Jan 22, 2016 vs UNC Wilmington L 1-4 1-3-0 0-0-0 % Jan 29, 2016 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA W 5-2 2-3-0 0-0-0 Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY W 4-3 3-3-0 0-0-0 Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT W 4-0 4-3-0 0-0-0 Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON W 7-0 5-3-0 0-0-0 Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN L 3-4 5-4-0 0-0-0 %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE W 4-3 6-4-0 1-0-0 Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 2-5 6-5-0 1-0-0 #74 * Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE L 2-5 6-6-0 1-1-0 #74 * Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA L 1-6 6-7-0 1-2-0 #74 * Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College W 4-3 7-7-0 2-2-0 * Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame L 2-5 7-8-0 2-3-0 * Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST L 0-7 7-9-0 2-4-0 #64 * Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech L 2-5 7-10-0 2-5-0 #67 * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson L 3-4 7-11-0 2-6-0 #67 * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE L 3-4 7-12-0 2-7-0 #75 * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE W 5-2 8-12-0 3-7-0 #75 * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech L 1-6 8-13-0 3-8-0 * Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia L 0-7 8-14-0 3-9-0 $ Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech L 0-4 8-15-0 3-9-0

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Date Opponent Result Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 Miami’s National Rank Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S L 3-4 W W L W L L L W L % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 5-2 W W L W L W W W W Jan 22, 2016 vs Alabama L 1-4 L L L W u L u u u Jan 22, 2016 vs UNC Wilmington L 1-4 W L L L L . . . .% Jan 29, 2016 UCF W 5-2 W W W L W L W W u Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY W 4-3 L W W W L L W W u Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT W 4-0 W u W u u W W u W Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON W 7-0 W W W W W W u W W Mar 03,2016 #19 MICHIGAN L 3-4 W W L W L L L L W%*Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE W 4-3 W W W W L L L u L Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 2-5 W L L L L L u W W #74* Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE L 2-5 L W L L L L W W L #74* Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA L 1-6 W L L L L L L W L #74* Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College W 4-3 W W W W L L L L W* Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame L 2-5 L L L L L W W u W* Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST L 0-7 L L L L L L W L L #64* Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech L 2-5 L L W W L L u L L #67* Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson L 3-4 W W L L W L u L L #67* Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE L 3-4 W L L W W L L L u #75* Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE W 5-2 W W W L W W u L L #75* Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech L 1-6 L W L L L L u L L* Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia L 0-7 L L L L L L L W L$ Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech L 0-4 u u L L L u L u L

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SINGLES Overall Dual Tour ACC 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’l Strk Last10 Max Andrews 10-12 10-12 0-0 6-6 --- 5-7 5-5 --- --- --- 1-5 0-0 L 1 4-5Kevin Bondar 0-8 0-8 0-0 0-6 --- --- --- --- 0-6 0-2 0-1 0-0 L 8 0-8Fermin Calvo 7-15 7-15 0-0 3-9 --- --- 0-2 3-2 2-3 2-1 0-3 0-0 L 4 3-7Nile Clark 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-2 --- --- --- 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 L 3 1-3Jesse Flores 10-10 10-10 0-0 4-6 --- 0-1 3-8 7-1 --- --- 0-4 0-0 L 3 3-7Niclas Genovese 1-8 1-8 0-0 1-7 --- --- --- 0-1 0-1 1-6 0-1 0-0 L 2 1-8Christian Langmo 7-1 7-1 0-0 1-0 --- 7-1 --- --- --- --- 1-1 0-0 W 5 7-1Piotr Lomacki 14-8 14-8 0-0 6-6 14-8 --- --- --- --- --- 5-6 0-0 L 2 4-5Bernard Tefel 4-11 4-11 0-0 4-5 --- --- --- --- 3-5 1-6 0-1 0-0 L 3 4-6Totals 54-76 54-76 0-0 25-47 14-8 12-9 8-15 10-12 5-16 5-16 7-2 0-0 Percentage .415 .415 .000 .347 .636 .571 .348 .455 .238 .238 .241 .000

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour ACC 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Streak Last10Max Andrews/Piotr Lomacki 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-1Jesse Flores/Christian Langmo 5-2 5-2 0-0 0-1 3-2 2-0 --- 0-0 0-0 L 2 5-2Kevin Bondar/Bernard Tefel 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 --- --- 0-1 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1Kevin Bondar/Nile Clark 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0Nile Clark/Piotr Lomacki 7-6 7-6 0-0 3-5 --- 7-6 --- 2-1 0-0 W 1 4-6Max Andrews/Bernard Tefel 6-6 6-6 0-0 3-5 3-5 --- 3-1 1-3 0-0 L 3 4-6Kevin Bondar/Jesse Flores 3-6 3-6 0-0 2-5 --- --- 3-6 0-0 0-0 L 6 3-6Kevin Bondar/Fermin Calvo 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 --- --- 0-2 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2Jesse Flores/Piotr Lomacki 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 --- 0-2 --- 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2Fermin Calvo/Nile Clark 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 --- --- 0-1 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1Totals 23-27 23-27 0-0 8-21 7-8 9-8 7-11 3-4 0-0 Percentage .460 .460 .000 .276 .467 .529 .389 .429 .000

DOUBLES OVERALL Overall Dual Tour ACC 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Max Andrews 7-7 7-7 0-0 3-5 4-6 --- 3-1 1-3 0-0Kevin Bondar 4-9 4-9 0-0 2-7 --- --- 4-9 0-0 0-0Fermin Calvo 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-3 --- --- 0-3 0-0 0-0Nile Clark 8-7 8-7 0-0 3-6 --- 7-6 1-1 2-1 0-0Jesse Flores 8-10 8-10 0-0 2-8 3-2 2-2 3-6 0-0 0-0Christian Langmo 5-2 5-2 0-0 0-1 3-2 2-0 --- 0-0 0-0Piotr Lomacki 8-9 8-9 0-0 3-7 1-1 7-8 --- 2-1 0-0Bernard Tefel 6-7 6-7 0-0 3-5 3-5 --- 3-2 1-3 0-0


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SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 3 Roberto Livi Lost 3-6, 1-6 107/-% Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 3 Remi Chancerel Lost 4-6, 6-7 105/- Jan 22, 2016 vs Alabama 3 Becker O’Shaughnessy (123/-)Lost 4-6, 6-4, 1-6 107/- Jan 22, 2016 vs UNC Wilmington 3 C. Van der Burgh Lost 4-6, 6-3, 6-7 (0-5) 107/-% Jan 29, 2016 UCF 3 Chris Barrus Won 6-2, 6-1 107/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 3 Francisco Yim Kim Won 6-0, 6-1 107/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 3 Harrison McCormick Won 6-0, 6-0 -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 3 J.B. Gough Won 6-3, 6-4 -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 3 Carter Lin Lost 6-7, 0-6 -/-%* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 3 Michael Rinaldi Won 7-6 (7-5), 6-0 -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2 Gonzalo Morell Lost 6-1, 1-6, 6-7 -/-* Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 2 Catalin Mateas Won 6-3, 7-6 -/-* Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 2 Ronnie Schneider (12/-) Lost 6-7, 3-6 -/-* Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 2 Hank Workman Won 6-2, 6-1 -/-* Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 2 Eddy Covalschi Lost 3-6, 2-6 -/-* Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 2 Petros Chrysochos (36/-) Lost 2-6, 4-6 -/-* Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 2 Carlos Benito Lost 4-6, 6-3, 3-6 -/-* Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 2 Luke Johnson Won 6-4, 6-0 -/-* Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 2 Thomas Weigel (119/-) Lost 4-6, 4-6 -/-* Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 2 C. Morin-Kougoucheff Won 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 -/-* Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 2 Andreas Bjerrehus (65/-) Won 6-3, 4-6, 1-0 (10-6) -/-* Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 2 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (6/-) Lost 2-6, 1-6 -/-& Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 2 Andreas Bjerrehus (66/-) - 5-7, 1-1, unfinished -/-

DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 1 Vaidik Munshaw / Lucas Hejhal Lost 2-6 / Piotr Lomacki -/-% Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 1 Jaoa Gauer / Gerald Nickerson Won 6-4 / Piotr Lomacki -/-% Jan 29, 2016 UCF 3 Mariano Porter / Nico De Fraia - 4-4, unfinished / Kevin Bondar -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 3 Mustapha Belcora / Andy Lau - 3-3, unfinished / Kevin Bondar -/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 3 Kyle Barnes / David Mitchell Won 6-1 / Bernard Tefel -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 3 David Hager / Jack Riazzi Won 6-2 / Bernard Tefel -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 3 Maks Tekavec / Tyler Gardiner Won 6-1 / Bernard Tefel -/-%* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 3 Jose Gracia / Terrance Whitehurst Lost 4-6 / Bernard Tefel -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1 Ayed Zatar Cordero / Gonzalo Morell - 4-5, unfinished / Bernard Tefel -/-* Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 1 Nicolas Alvarez / Vincent Lin Won 6-4 / Bernard Tefel -/-* Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 1 Robert Kelly / Brett Clark (3/-) Lost 5-7 / Bernard Tefel -/-* Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 1 Kyle Childree / Hank Workman Lost 4-6 / Bernard Tefel -/-* Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 1 Eddy Covalschi / Alex Lawson Won 6-3 / Bernard Tefel -/-* Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 1 Skander Mansouri / Christian Seraphim (12/-) Won 6-3 / Bernard Tefel -/-* Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 1 Michael Kay / Casey Kay (54/-) - 3-5, unfinished / Bernard Tefel -/-* Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 1 Alex Favrot / Luke Johnson - 5-4, unfinished / Bernard Tefel -/-* Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 1 Simon Norenius / Thomas Weigel Lost 0-6 / Bernard Tefel 66/-* Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 1 Alex Gornet / George Hedley - 4-4, unfinished / Bernard Tefel 66/-* Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 1 Andreas Bjerrehus / Joao Monteiro (12/-) - 3-4, unfinished / Bernard Tefel 72/-* Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 1 Ryan Shane / Luca Corinteli (3/-) Lost 4-6 / Bernard Tefel 72/-& Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 1 Andreas Bjerrehus / Joao Monteiro (15/-) Lost 2-6 / Bernard Tefel 72/-

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SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 5 Andrei Crapcenco Lost 5-7, 2-6 -/- Jan 22, 2016 vs UNC Wilmington 6 Aviv Ben Shabat - -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 6 Mustapha Belcora Lost 0-6, 0-6 -/-* Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 6 Daniel McCall Lost 2-6, 7-5, 2-6 -/-* Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 5 Robert Kelly (89/-) Lost 2-6, 6-0, 6-7 -/-* Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 5 Kent Mukai Lost 6-0, 1-6, 4-6 -/-* Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 5 Grayson Broadus Lost 1-6, 6-7 (5-7) -/-* Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 5 Dennis Uspensky Lost 3-6, 3-6 -/-* Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 5 Nathan Rakitt Lost 2-6, 1-6 -/-

DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 3 Andrei Crapcenco / Dusan Vukicevic Lost 3-6 / Bernard Tefel -/-% Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 3 Alexander Gitin / Zandrix Acob Won 7-5 / Nile Clark -/-% Jan 29, 2016 UCF 3 Mariano Porter / Nico De Fraia - 4-4, unfinished / Max Andrews -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 3 Mustapha Belcora / Andy Lau - 3-3, unfinished / Max Andrews -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 3 Luis Morillo Diaz / Dima Zyhmantovich Won 6-3 / Jesse Flores -/-* Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 3 Ryan Dickerson / Josh Levine Lost 4-6 / Fermin Calvo -/-* Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 3 Andrew Gores / Ronnie Schneider Lost 3-6 / Fermin Calvo -/-* Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 3 Kent Mukai / Jeffrey Melvin Won 6-3 / Jesse Flores -/-* Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 3 Josh Hagar / Nicolas Montoya Won 6-4 / Jesse Flores -/-* Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 3 Romain Bogaerts / Dennis Uspensky Lost 3-6 / Jesse Flores -/-* Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 3 Nathan Rakitt / Daniel Yun Lost 4-6 / Jesse Flores -/-* Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 3 Daffra Sanon / Robert Dudley Lost 3-6 / Jesse Flores -/-* Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 3 Jai Corbett / Mitch Harper Lost 3-6 / Jesse Flores -/-* Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 3 Harrison Richmond / Jonathan Cornish Lost 1-6 / Jesse Flores -/-& Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 3 Jai Corbett / Mitch Harper Lost 4-6 / Jesse Flores -/-

FERMIN CALVO SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 6 Dusan Vukicevic Lost 6-2, 3-6, 4-6 -/- % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 6 Ignacio Jimenez Won 6-1, 6-3 -/- Jan 22, 2016 vs Alabama 5 Danny Kerznerman - 3-6, 6-2, 2-2, unfinished -/- Jan 22, 2016 vs UNC Wilmington 4 Agustin Savarino Lost 5-7, 2-6 -/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 5 Reece Acree Won 6-2, 6-3 -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 5 Filip Mansson Lost 6-1, 2-6, 2-6 -/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 6 Michael Sienko Won 6-1, 6-1 -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 5 Jordan Hart Won 6-1, 6-2 -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 5 Kevin Wong Lost 3-6, 3-6 -/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 5 Jose Gracia Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 4 Miguel Negre Lost 4-6, 3-6 -/- * Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 3 Vincent Lin Lost 4-6, 4-6 -/- * Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 3 Brett Clark (29/-) Lost 3-6, 2-6 -/- * Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 4 Alexandre Thirouin Won 6-4, 7-6 (5-0) -/- * Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 4 Alex Lawson Lost 7-5, 4-6, 2-6 -/- * Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 4 Romain Bogaerts Lost 1-6, 6-4, 2-6 -/- * Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 4 Andrew Li Won 5-7, 7-5, 7-6 (7-3) -/- * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 4 Austin Ansari Lost 6-7 (7-9), 4-6 -/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 4 Igor Saveljic Won 6-3, 6-4 -/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 4 Brandon Lancaster Lost 4-6, 3-6 -/- * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 4 Edoardo Tessaro (80/-) Lost 2-6, 2-6 -/- * Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 4 Henrik Wiersholm Lost 3-6, 2-6 -/- & Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 4 Edoardo Tessaro (74/-) Lost 0-6, 3-6 -/-

DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg * Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 3 Ryan Dickerson/Josh Levine Lost 4-6/Kevin Bondar -/- * Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 3 Andrew Gores/Ronnie Schneider Lost 3-6/Kevin Bondar -/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 3 Igor Saveljic/Ivan Saveljic 5-2, unfinished/Nile Clark -/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 3 Sean Donohue/Courtney Lock Lost 1-6/Nile Clark -/-



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DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 3 Alexander Gitin/Zandrix Acob Won 7-5/Kevin Bondar -/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 2 Chris Barrus/Jose Sangroniz Won 6-0/Piotr Lomacki -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 2 Pablo Moreno/Filip Mansson Won 6-3/Piotr Lomacki -/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 2 Michael Sienko/Michael Nguyen - 5-2, unfinished/Piotr Lomacki -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 2 Zack Zapatero/Artem Khrapko Won 6-1/Piotr Lomacki -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 2 Jathan Malik/Kevin Wong Lost 5-7/Piotr Lomacki -/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 2 Aziz Dougaz/Michael Rinaldi - 5-6, unfinished/Piotr Lomacki -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2 Miguel Negre/Gian Issa Won 6-3/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 2 Jason Lapidus/Daniel McCall Won 6-3/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 2 Jack Murray/Brayden Schnur (30/-) Won 6-4/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 2 Alexandre Thirouin/Aidan McNulty Lost 2-6/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 2 Grayson Broadus/Quentin Monaghan (71/-) - 5-5, unfinished/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 2 Petros Chrysochos/Jon Ho (48/-) Lost 5-7/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 2 Carlos Benito/Christopher Eubanks Lost 1-6/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 2 Austin Ansari/Arturo Pinazo Lost 4-6/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 3 Igor Saveljic/Ivan Saveljic - 5-2, unfinished/Fermin Calvo -/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 3 Sean Donohue/Courtney Lock Lost 1-6/Fermin Calvo -/- * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 2 Amerigo Contini/Edoardo Tessaro Lost 1-6/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 2 Mac Styslinger/Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (10/-) Won 7-5/Piotr Lomacki -/- & Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 2 Amerigo Contini/Edoardo Tessaro - 5-5, unfinished/Piotr Lomacki 66/-



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JESSE FLORES SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 4 Vaidik Munshaw Won 6-4, 6-4 -/- % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 4 Anthony Schohn Won 6-2, 6-1 -/- Jan 22, 2016 vs Alabama 4 Grayson Goldin Won 6-0, 6-2 -/- Jan 22, 2016 vs UNC Wilmington 2 Javier Restrepo Lost 6-7, 2-6 -/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 4 Mariano Porter Lost 6-7, 7-6, 0-1 -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 4 Pablo Moreno Won 6-1, 6-2 -/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 4 Kyle Barnes - 6-7, 6-3, unfinished -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 4 David Hager Won 6-3, 7-5 -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 4 Runhao Hua Won 7-6, 7-6 -/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 4 Aziz Dougaz Won 7-6 (7-5), 7-5 -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 3 Ayed Zatar Cordero Lost 1-6, 5-7 -/- * Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 3 Jeffrey Melvin Won 6-3, 6-1 -/- * Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 3 Josh Hagar Lost 4-6, 1-6 -/- * Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 3 Jon Ho Lost 3-6, 6-7 -/- * Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 3 Daniel Yun Won 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 -/- * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 3 Daffra Sanon Lost 2-6, 3-6 -/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 3 Nick Horton (93/-) Lost 3-6, 4-6 -/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 3 Jeffrey Brown Won 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 -/- * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 3 Amerigo Contini (108/-) Lost 5-7, 2-6 -/- * Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 3 Collin Altamirano (39/-) Lost 4-6, 2-6 -/- & Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 3 Amerigo Contini (107/-) Lost 1-6, 1-6 -/-

DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 2 Daniel Skripnik/Roberto Livi Won 6-4/Christian Langmo -/- % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 2 David Engel/Remi Chancerel Won 6-1/Christian Langmo -/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 1 Inaki Espindola/Jack Thiessen Won 7-5/Christian Langmo -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 1 Andre Baldo/Francisco Yim Kim Won 6-3/Christian Langmo -/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 1 Grant Riechmann/Harrison McCormick Won 6-4/Christian Langmo -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 1 J.B. Gough/Shamael Chaudhry - 4-3, unfinished/Christian Langmo -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 1 Alex Knight/Runhao Hua Lost 3-6/Christian Langmo -/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 1 Benjamin Lock/Marco Nunez Lost 1-6/Christian Langmo -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 3 Luis Morillo Diaz/Dima Zyhmantovich Won 6-3/Kevin Bondar -/- * Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 3 Kent Mukai/Jeffrey Melvin Won 6-3/Kevin Bondar -/- * Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 3 Josh Hagar/Nicolas Montoya Won 6-4/Kevin Bondar -/- * Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 3 Romain Bogaerts/Dennis Uspensky Lost 3-6/Kevin Bondar -/- * Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 3 Nathan Rakitt/Daniel Yun Lost 4-6/Kevin Bondar -/- * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 3 Daffra Sanon/Robert Dudley Lost 3-6/Kevin Bondar -/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 2 Michael Ogden/Nick Horton Lost 4-6/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 2 Jeffrey Brown/C. Morin-Kougoucheff Lost 1-6/Piotr Lomacki -/- * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 3 Jai Corbett/Mitch Harper Lost 3-6/Kevin Bondar -/- * Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 3 Harrison Richmond/Jonathan Cornish Lost 1-6/Kevin Bondar -/- & Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 3 Jai Corbett/Mitch Harper Lost 4-6/Kevin Bondar -/-




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SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 5 Michael Nguyen - 7-5, 1-6, 4-1, unfinished -/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 6 Terrance Whitehurst Lost 4-6, 3-6 -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 6 Gian Issa Lost 6-3, 3-6, 6-7 -/- * Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 5 Ryan Dickerson Lost 2-6, 0-6 -/- * Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 4 Jack Murray (74/-) Lost 0-6, 2-6 -/- * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 6 Christian Harris Lost 0-6, 2-6 -/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 6 Ivan Saveljic Lost 4-6, 7-6, 4-6 -/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 6 Christian Haushammer Won 6-3, 6-0 -/- * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 6 Aaron Gomez Lost 4-6, 6-3, 0-1 (6-10) -/- * Apr 17, 2016 at#1 Virginia 6 Mac Styslinger Lost 6-3, 3-6, 0-1 -/- & Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 6 Jai Corbett - 6-3, 1-5, unfinished -/-

SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 2 Daniel Skripnik Won 5-7, 7-5, 6-4 70/- % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 2 Jaoa Gauer Won 7-5, 7-5 70/- Jan 22, 2016 vs Alabama 2 Korey Lovett (106/-) Lost 2-6, 4-6 70/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 2 Inaki Espindola Won 6-3, 2-6, 6-1 70/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 2 Andy Lau Won 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 70/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 2 David Mitchell - 7-6, 5-2, unfinished -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 2 Shamael Chaudhry Won 7-5, 7-6 81/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 2 Alex Knight Won 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 81/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 2 Marco Nunez (85/-) Won 2-6, 7-5, 6-0 81/-

DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 2 Daniel Skripnik/Roberto Livi Won 6-4/Jesse Flores -/- % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 2 David Engel/Remi Chancerel Won 6-1/Jesse Flores -/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 1 Inaki Espindola/Jack Thiessen Won 7-5/Jesse Flores -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 1 Andre Baldo/Francisco Yim Kim Won 6-3/Jesse Flores -/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 1 Grant Riechmann/Harrison McCormick Won 6-4/Jesse Flores -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 1 J.B. Gough/Shamael Chaudhry - 4-3, unfinished/Jesse Flores -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 1 Alex Knight/Runhao Hua Lost 3-6/Jesse Flores -/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 1 Benjamin Lock/Marco Nunez Lost 1-6/Jesse Flores -/-


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PIOTR LOMACKI SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 1 Lucas Hejhal (56/-) Won 6-3, 6-4 23/- % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 1 Alexander Gitin Won 6-3, 6-4 23/- Jan 22, 2016 vs Alabama 1 Mazen Osama Lost 6-1, 3-6, 6-7 (6-4) 23/- Jan 22, 2016 vs UNC Wilmington 1 Santtu Leskinen Won 6-2, 5-7, 6-4 23/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 1 Jose Sangroniz Won 6-2, 6-3 23/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 1 Daniel Bustamante Lost 4-6, 2-6 23/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 1 Grant Riechmann Won 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 58/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 1 Artem Khrapko Won 6-2, 6-2 78/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 1 Jathan Malik (60/-) Won 7-6, 6-2 78/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 1 Benjamin Lock (16/-) Won 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 78/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1 Dima Zyhmantovich Won 6-1, 6-2 28/- * Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 1 Nicolas Alvarez (20/-) Lost 4-6, 4-6 28/- * Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 1 Brayden Schnur (38/-) Won 4-1, retired 28/- * Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 1 Aidan McNulty Won 6-4, 6-1 28/- * Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 1 Quentin Monaghan (42/-) Lost 2-6, 4-6 28/- * Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 1 Skander Mansouri (16/-) Lost 4-6, 3-6 38/- * Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 1 Christopher Eubanks (11/-) Lost 6-3, 3-6, 6-7 (4-7) 38/- * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 1 Alex Favrot Won 7-5, 6-1 38/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 1 Simon Norenius (55/-) Won 6-3, 7-6 43/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 1 Alex Gornet Won 6-3, 6-3 43/- * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 1 Joao Monteiro (25/-) Lost 5-7, 3-6 37/- * Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 1 Ryan Shane (9/-) Lost 3-6, 2-6 37/- & Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 1 Joao Monteiro (22/-) - 3-6, 2-3, unfinished 38/-

DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg Jan 16, 2016 ST. JOHN’S 1 Vaidik Munshaw/Lucas Hejhal Lost 2-6/Max Andrews -/- % Jan 17, 2016 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 1 Jaoa Gauer/Gerald Nickerson Won 6-4/Max Andrews -/- % Jan 29, 2016 UCF 2 Chris Barrus/Jose Sangroniz Won 6-0/Nile Clark -/- Jan 30, 2016 #68 TROY 2 Pablo Moreno/Filip Mansson Won 6-3/Nile Clark -/- Feb 15, 2016 ARMY WEST POINT 2 Michael Sienko/Michael Nguyen - 5-2, unfinished/Nile Clark -/- Mar 01, 2016 DAVIDSON 2 Zack Zapatero/Artem Khrapko Won 6-1/Nile Clark -/- Mar 03, 2016 #19 MICHIGAN 2 Jathan Malik/Kevin Wong Lost 5-7/Nile Clark -/- %* Mar 06, 2016 #47 FLORIDA STATE 2 Aziz Dougaz/Michael Rinaldi - 5-6, unfinished/Nile Clark -/- Mar 08, 2016 #54 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2 Miguel Negre/Gian Issa Won 6-3/Nile Clark -/- * Mar 11, 2016 #66 DUKE 2 Jason Lapidus/Daniel McCall Won 6-3/Nile Clark -/- * Mar 13, 2016 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 2 Jack Murray/Brayden Schnur (30/-) Won 6-4/Nile Clark -/- * Mar 18, 2016 at Boston College 2 Alexandre Thirouin/Aidan McNulty Lost 2-6/Nile Clark -/- * Mar 20, 2016 at #51 Notre Dame 2 Grayson Broadus/Quentin Monaghan (71/-) - 5-5, unfinished/Nile Clark -/- * Mar 25, 2016 #13 WAKE FOREST 2 Petros Chrysochos/Jon Ho (48/-) Lost 5-7/Nile Clark -/- * Apr 01, 2016 at #31 Georgia Tech 2 Carlos Benito/Christopher Eubanks Lost 1-6/Nile Clark -/- * Apr 03, 2016 at Clemson 2 Austin Ansari/Arturo Pinazo Lost 4-6/Nile Clark -/- * Apr 08, 2016 #41 NC STATE 2 Michael Ogden/Nick Horton Lost 4-6/Jesse Flores -/- * Apr 10, 2016 LOUISVILLE 2 Jeffrey Brown/C. Morin-Kougoucheff Lost 1-6/Jesse Flores -/- * Apr 15, 2016 at #40 Virginia Tech 2 Amerigo Contini/Edoardo Tessaro Lost 1-6/Nile Clark -/- * Apr 17, 2016 at #1 Virginia 2 Mac Styslinger/Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (10/-) Won 7-5/Nile Clark -/- & Apr 21, 2016 vs #36 Virginia Tech 2 Amerigo Contini/Edoardo Tessaro - 5-5, unfinished/Nile Clark 66/-

HISTORYALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS AND RESULTS ........................ 36

NCAA TOURNAMENT..............................................................37

THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE ...................................38

COACHING RECORDS AND YEAR-BY-YEAR ....................... 39

CAREER AND SEASON LEADERS ......................................... 40

ALL-AMERICANS ..................................................................... 41

137: A LOOK BACK ON MIAMI’S AMAZING STREAK .......... 42

MIAMI GREAT: GARDNAR MULLOY ...................................... 43

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS, ALPHABETICAL .................... 44

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS BY TEAM ............................45-52

ALL-TIME RESULTS ........................................................... 53-68


HISTORY

ALL-TIME RECORDS & RESULTS

ALL-TIME RESULTSYear Record NCAA Finish Conference Record Finish Coach1930 0-2 J. Burton Rix1931 0-1 Wally Greer1932 2-1 Wally Greer1933 No team 1934 3-1 Wally Greer1935 2-1 Gardner Mulloy1936 13-0 Gardner Mulloy1937 8-0 Gardner Mulloy1938 4-3-1 Gardner Mulloy1939 10-0 Gardner Mulloy1940 9-0 Gardner Mulloy1941 5-2 Gardner Mulloy1942 7-0-2 Gardner Mulloy1943 2-1 Gardner Mulloy1944 No team, war 1945 2-0 No coach 1946 4-2-1 Mercer Beasley1947 7-1 Gardner Mulloy1948 2-4 John Howard1949 12-0 William Lufler1950 18-0 William Lufler1951 14-0 William Lufler1952 15-1-1 William Lufler1953 13-0 William Lufler1954 17-0 William Lufler1955 16-0 William Lufler1956 22-0 William Lufler1957 21-1 William Lufler1958 15-0 4th Dale Lewis1959 19-0 4th Dale Lewis1960 17-0 4th Dale Lewis1961 18-0 4th Dale Lewis1962 17-0 4th Dale Lewis1963 20-0 4th Dale Lewis1964 14-1 13th Dale Lewis1965 15-0-1 2nd Dale Lewis1966 13-2-1 3rd Dale Lewis1967 17-0 8th Dale Lewis1968 15-3 4th Dale Lewis1969 16-2-1 5th Dale Lewis1970 20-0 4th Dale Lewis1971 17-1 6th Dale Lewis1972 16-2 8th Dale Lewis1973 15-0 6th Dale Lewis1974 16-1 4th(tie) Dale Lewis1975 20-4-1 2nd Dale Lewis1976 12-8 10th Dale Lewis1977* 21-3 8th -- Quarterfinals Dale Lewis1978 14-5 Did not qualify Dale Lewis1979 18-4 Did not qualify Dale Lewis1980 18-4 1st Round John Hammill1981 16-3 1st Round John Hammill1982 20-8 1st Round John Hammill1983 25-6 1st Round John Hammill1984 17-12 % Did not qualify John Hammill1985 18-9 1st Round John Hammill1986 14-12 1st Round John Hammill1987 18-13 Quarterfinals John Hammill1988 12-11 2nd Round John Hammill1989 22-10 2nd Round John Hammill1990 21-7 Quarterfinals John Hammill

ALL-TIME RESULTSYear Record NCAA Finish Conference Record Finish Coach1991 15-11 Regional 2nd Round BIG EAST John Hammill1992 16-8 1st Round BIG EAST John Hammill1993 10-12 Did not qualify BIG EAST 1 John Hammill1994 20-5 Regional 3rd Round BIG EAST 1 John Hammill1995 13-12 Regional 2nd Round BIG EAST 1 John Hammill1996 8-13 Did not qualify BIG EAST 2 Rodney Harmon1997 14-10 Regional 1st Round BIG EAST 1 Rodney Harmon1998 16-9 Regional 1st Round BIG EAST 1 Jay Berger1999 10-13 1st Round BIG EAST 2 Jay Berger2000 19-5 1st Round BIG EAST 1 Jay Berger2001 21-4 3rd Round BIG EAST 1 Jay Berger2002 12-10 1st Round BIG EAST 2 Jay Berger2003 13-8 1st Round BIG EAST 1 + Bryan Getz2004 14-8 Did not qualify BIG EAST 3 Bryan Getz2005 12-11 Did not qualify ACC 2-8 9 Mario Rincon2006 20-5 Round of 16 ACC 9-2 t-1 ^ Mario Rincon2007 11-14 1st Round ACC 5-6 t-7 Mario Rincon2008 17-8 2nd Round ACC 6-4 7 $ Mario Rincon2009 16-9 Round of 16 ACC 9-2 2 Mario Rincon2010 11-11 Did not qualify ACC 4-6 8 Mario Rincon2011 15-9 2nd Round ACC 8-3 t-4 Mario Rincon2012 8-13 Did not qualify ACC 1-9 t-11 Mario Rincon2013 13-13 Did not qualify ACC 2-8 9 Mario Rincon2014 14-11 Did not qualify ACC 4-7 9 Mario Rincon2015 7-17 Did not qualify ACC 1-11 12 Mario Rincon2016 8-15 Did not qualify ACC 3-9 11 Mario Rincon

Miami was a member of the BIG EAST Conference from 1991-2004, but did not play a conference schedule during the regular season. Conference finish was determined by the outcome of the BIG EAST Tourna-ment. The Hurricanes have competed as members in the ACC since 2005.* The current dual match playoff for the NCAA Tournament was instituted in 1977+ The championship match was suspended due to weather and Miami earned the NCAA bid based on conference policy^ In 2006, Miami finished in a three-way tie for the regular-season ACC with Duke and Virginia$ Advanced to the ACC Tournament finals. % Andrew Burrow, who played at the No. 2 position, was declared ineligible for the 1984 season. Miami forfeited wins over Minnesota, Florida, Clemson, and Texas because Burrow’s participation affected the outcome of those matches. Miami was 21-8 but is now 17-12.


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NCAA TOURNAMENT

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPSSingles Doubles1. Harvard 16 1. Southern Cal 212. Southern Cal 15 2. Harvard 173. Stanford 14 3. Stanford 144. UCLA 11 4. UCLA / Yale 115. Yale 9 6. Cal 96. Tulane 8 7. Princeton/Texas 57. Princeton 5 9. Georgia/Illinois8. Miami 4 Penn/Virginia 3 Georgia 4 13. Miami / Columbia Texas 4 Pepperdine/Tenn/ Tulane 2

NCAA TITLESFrancisco Segura, Singles: 1943, 1944, 1945

Francisco Segura, Doubles: 1945Thomas Burke, Doubles: 1945

Pat Cramer, Doubles: 1970Luis Garcia, Doubles: 1970

Andrew Burrow, Singles: 1987

2011First Round W, Nebraska, 4-3Second Round L, Florida 0-42009First Round W, No. 53 Columbia, 4-0Second Round W, No. 10 Florida, 4-3Round of 16 L, No. 7 UCLA, 4-12008First Round W, No. 42 USF, 4-2Second Round L, at No. 9 Florida, 4-12007First Round L, at No. 25 Tennessee, 4-32006First Round W, Manhattan, 4-0Second Round W, No. 41 Minnesota, 4-0Round of 16 L, No. 8 Virginia, 4-02003First Round L, No. 31 Florida State, 4-22002First Round L, No. 25 South Florida, 4-12001First Round W, No. 69 Charleston Southern, 4-0Second Round W, No. 46 Minnesota, 4-1Third Round L, No. 5 Duke, 4-1

2000First Round L, No. 33 Clemson, 4-21999First Round L, No. 9 Florida, 4-01998Region I L, Virginia Tech, 4-01997Region I L, Harvard, 4-31995Regional W, Dartmouth, 7-0Regional L, South Alabama, 4-31994Regional W, Tennessee, 4-2Regional L, Mississippi, 4-21992First Round L, Duke, 5-21991Regional L, Georgia, 5-31990Second Round W, Arizona State, 5-1Quarterfinals L, Tennessee, 5-21989First Round W, Mississippi, 5-1Second Round L, Stanford, 5-1

1987First Round W, Utah, 6-0Second Round W, Southern Methodist, 5-1Quarterfinals L, UCLA, 5-11986First Round L, Texas, 5-31985First Round L, UCLA, 5-21983First Round L, Trinity, 5-41982First Round L, Cal-Berkeley, 5-11981First Round L, Clemson, 6-31980First Round L, UCLA, 5-11977First Round W, Texas Christian, 5-4Quarterfinals L, Southern Methodist, 5-0

Miami has long been considered one of the most outstanding programs in all of men’s tennis. Since the NCAA began a dual-match, single-elimination team tournament in 1977, UM has earned a berth into the NCAA Tournament 23 times. Throughout those 23 tournament appearances, the Hurricanes have won at least one or more matches nine times while advancing as far as the Round of 16 four times. In what could be argued as the program’s most impressive stretch at the NCAA Tournament, the Hurricanes advanced to at least the second round of the tournament four times from 1987 to 1991, including two trips to the quarterfinals. Prior to 1994, the NCAA Tournament was made up of the nation’s top 20 ranked teams. Since 1994, the NCAA expanded the tournament field from 20 teams to a minimum of 40 schools. With the increasing talent pool across the country, the NCAA Tournament format once again changed in 1999, enlarging to the current 64-team tournament beginning with 16, four-team regionals at campus sites. Since the expansion of the tournament field 10 years ago, Miami has earned a berth nine times. Since then, the Hurricanes have reached the Round of 16 three times.

MIAMI IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

MIAMI IN NCAA TOURNAMENTS(prior to dual setup, which began in 1977)1958 – 4th 1959 – 4th1960 – 4th1961 – 4th1962 – 4th1963 – 4th1964 – 13th1965 – 2nd1966 – 3rd1967 – 8th1968 – 4th1969 – 5th1970 – 4th1971 – 6th1972 – 8th1973 – 6th1974 – 4th (Tie)1975 – 2nd1976 – 10th

NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDSince 1977Appearances (First, Last): 24 (1977, 2011)Wins: 13 Losses: 24 Pct: .351


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THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE2016 ACC FINAL STANDINGS

School Conference Overall Virginia 11 1 29 4Wake Forest 10 2 31 6Florida State 9 3 18 9North Carolina 9 3 28 5Georgia Tech 8 4 17 9Virginia Tech 7 5 18 9Notre Dame 6 6 15 14NC State 5 7 18 14Clemson 5 7 16 14Duke 4 8 11 14Miami 3 9 8 15Louisville 1 11 15 17Boston College 0 12 6 18

MIAMI’S HISTORY IN THE ACCSince joining the ACC in 2005, Miami has finished in the top 5 three times, including a three-way tie with Duke and Virginia for first in 2006.

Miami’s ACC Annual Standings Year Rank Overall ACC2005 9th 12-11 2-82006 t-1st 20-5 9-22007 t-7th 23-10 5-62008 7th 17-8 6-42009 2nd 16-9 9-22010 8th 11-11 4-62011 t-4th 15-9 8-32012 t-11th 8-13 1-102013 9th 13-13 2-82014 9th 14-11 4-72015 12th 7-17 1-112016 11th 8-15 3-9

MIAMI & THE ACC IN THE NCAA TOURNEYMiami has qualified for the NCAA Tournament more than any other ACC school (tied with Clemson) since the tournament went to the dual match format in 1977.School NCAA AppearancesMiami 26Clemson 26Duke 25North Carolina 25Notre Dame 25Florida State 19Virginia 18Wake Forest 16Virginia Tech 16Georgia Tech 16Louisville 11NC State 7

ACC TOURNAMENT DUAL MATCH RECORDBY SCHOOL (SINCE 1986)

School Won Lost Pct.Boston College 0 11 .000Clemson 33 26 .559Duke 56 20 .737Florida State 21 24 .467Georgia Tech 20 30 .400Louisville 1 2 .333Miami 8 12 .667North Carolina 37 29 .561NC State 14 36 .280Notre Dame 2 3 .400Virginia 52 21 .712Virginia Tech 10 11 .476Wake Forest 25 31 .446

MIAMI ACC TOURNAMENT FINISHES2005First Round – Miami def. Virginia Tech 4-3Quarterfinals – Virginia def. Miami 4-12006Quarterfinals – Miami def. Wake Forest 4-3Semifinals – Virginia def. Miami 4-22007First Round – Miami def. Georgia Tech 4-3Quarterfinals – Virginia def. Miami 4-12008First Round – Miami def. Maryland 4-1Quarterfinals – Miami def. North Carolina 4-3Semifinals – Miami def. Florida State 4-3Finals – Virginia def. Miami 4-02009Quarterfinals – Miami def. NC State 4-3Semifinals – Wake Forest def. Miami 4-22010First Round – Miami def. NC State 4-1Quarterfinals – Virginia def. Miami 4-02011Quarterfinals – Georgia Tech def. Miami 4-12012First Round – Florida State def. Miami 4-02013 First Round – North Carolina def. Miami 4-02014 First Round - Florida State def. Miami 4-02015 First Round - Duke def. Miami 4-02016 First Round - Virginia Tech def. Miami 4-0


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ALL-TIME RECORDS & RESULTS

HEAD COACH OVERALL RECORDSHead Coach Years Overall RecordJ. Burton Rix 1930 (1) 0-2Wally Greer 1931-32, 1934 (3) 5-3Gardner Mulloy 1935-43, 1947 (10) 67-8-3No Coach 1945 2-0Mercer Beasley 1946 (1) 4-2-1John Howard 1948 (1) 2-4William Lufler 1949-57 (9) 148-2-1Dale Lewis 1958-79 (22) 365-36-4John Hammill 1980-95 (16) 275-143Rodney Harmon 1996-97 (2) 22-23Jay Berger 1998-02 (5) 78-41Bryan Getz 2003-04 (2) 27-16Mario Rincon 2005-16 (12) 152-136Aljosa Piric 2016-p 0-0Totals 1147-416-9

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Athlete Record1958 Jerry Moss 19-11959 Jerry Moss 16-11960 Roger McCormick 17-01961 John Karabasz 22-21962 Rodney Mandelstam 17-0 John Hammill 17-01963 John Karabasz 20-01964 George Schuert 15-01965 Mike Belkin 18-11966 Jaime Fillol 11-41967 Jamie Fillol 23-11968 Pat Cramer 21-21969 Pat Cramer 23-1 Luis Garcia 23-11970 Eddie Dibbs 22-11971 Raz Reid 19-21972 Eddie Dibbs 19-11973 Tavo Martinez 16-31974 John Eagleton 18-21975 Joaquim Rasgado 20-51976 Tavo Martrinez 17-3 Ron Myers 17-31977 Ian Duvenhage 21-21978 Steve Rogul 17-21979 Brian Levine 18-31980 Mike Brunnberg 19-31981 Stewart Sarnia 14-31982 Christo Steyn 22-71983 Christo Steyn 27-71984 Pieter Aldrich 21-91985 Andrew Burrow 27-131986 Steve Kennedy 24-91987 Andrew Burrow 21-121988 Johan Donar 17-71989 Conny Falk 27-121990 Conny Falk 33-101991 Conny Falk 36-51992 Fredrik Perman 27-121993 Tonny Pieterman 22-101994 Gil Kovalski 30-111995 Gil Kovalski 26-81996 Gil Kovalski 17-91997 Mike Russell 39-71998 Johan Lindqvist 22-81999 Jose Lieberman 21-132000 Jose Lieberman 25-72001 Michael Lang 28-82002 Todd Widom 26-62003 Todd Widom 27-92004 Colin Purcell 22-82005 Josh Cohen 23-122006 Luigi D’Argord 36-52007 Luigi D’Argord 28-52008 Daniel Vallverdu 29-92009 Keith Crowley 23-92010 David Simon 21-112011 Eduardo Pavia 22-122012 Diego Soto 21-112013 Wilfredo Gonzalez 19-102014 Henrique Tsukamoto 19-11 Diego Soto 19-122015 Piotr Lomacki 17-152016 Max Andrews 24-15


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CAREER & SEASON LEADERS

CAREER 50-WIN CLUBSINGLES Seasons Record Johan Donar (4) 1986-90 108-47 Conny Falk (3) 1989-91 105-27 Josh Cohen (4) 2004-07 92-39 Daniel Vallverdu (4) 2005-09 90-31 Eric Hechtman (4)2002-06 84-42 Daniel DeBoer (4)1989-92 83-49 Christo Steyn (4) 1980-83 82-26 Johan Lindqvist (4) 1998-01 82-40 Jose Lieberman (4) 1999-02 81-49 Gus Firchardt (4) 1984-87 75-43 Gil Kovalski (3)1994-96 73-28 Carl Sundberg (4) 2007-11 71-51 John Eagleton (4) 1974-77 70-16 Craig Campbell (4)1881-84 70-31 Andrew Burrow (3) 1984-87 70-43 Tim Krebs (4) 2002-06 68-40 Pat Cramer (3) 1968-70 65-4 Luigi D’Agord (2) 2006-07 64-10 Joaquim Rasgado (4) 1972-75 64-18 Octavio Martinez (4) 1973-76 63-14 Gabriel Flores (4) 2011-14 63-61Luis Garcia (3) 1969-71 62-5 Nick Badenhorst (4) 1981-83 61-20 Keith Crowley (4) 2007-11 60-44Joe Globisch (4) 1971-74 59-15 Alvaro Fillol (4) 1972-75 58-13John Hoyes (4) 2002-06 58-42 Eddie Dibbs (3) 1970-72 56-4 Diego Soto (4) 2010-14 58-41Raz Reid (3) 1970-72 54-6 Brian Levine (4) 1979-82 54-18Todd Widom (2) 2001-03 53-15 Ian Duvenhage (4) 1977-80 53-18 Robert Bossong (3) 1959-61 52-2 William Minick (3) 1958-60 52-9 Wilfredo Gonzalez (4) 2011-15 52-53Michael Lang (2) 2000-01 50-13Henrique Tsukamoto (4) 2011-15 50-55

DOUBLES Seasons Record John Eagleton (4) 1974-77 89-10Eric Hechtman (4) 2002-06 86-41 Josh Cohen (4) 2004-07 82-37 Daniel Vallverdu (4) 2005-09 78-34 Vivek Subramanian (4) 2004-08 77-43 Jose Lieberman (4) 1999-02 66-52 Alvaro Fillol (4) 1972-75 64-11 Carl Sundberg (4) 2007-11 64-52 Tim Krebs (4) 2002-06 62-39 Octavio Martinez (4) 1973-76 57-13 Joe Globisch (4) 1971-74 57-16 Chris Louw (4) 1983-86 56-28 Arturo Zizold (4) 1995-98 55-37 John Karabasz (3) 1961-63 54-4 Christo Steyn (4) 1981-83 54-26 Pat Cramer (3) 1968-70 53-4 Luis Garcia (3) 1969-71 53-6 Joaquim Rasgado (4) 1972-75 52-17 Ian Duvenhage (4) 1977-80 52-19 Gil Kovalski (3) 1994-96 52-29 Hector Nieto (4) 2006-10 52-50

SEASON 20-WIN CLUBSINGLES Season Record Michael Russell 1996-97 39-7 Luigi D’Agord 2005-06 36-5 Conny Falk 1990-91 36-5 Conny Falk 1989-90 33-10 Ivan Rodrigo 1996-97 30-5 Gil Kovalski 1993-94 30-11 Daniel Vallverdu 2007-08 29-9 Luigi D’Agord 2006-07 28-5 Michael Lang 2000-01 28-8 Christo Steyn 1982-83 28-9 Josh Cohen 2005-06 27-6 Henri de Wit 1982-83 27-9 Todd Widom 2002-03 27-9 Conny Falk 1988-89 27-12 Fredrik Perman 1991-92 27-12 Andrew Burrow 1984-85 27-13 Daniel DeBoer 1989-90 27-15 Wolfram Knobling 1993-94 26-5 Todd Widom 2001-02 26-6 Gil Kovalski 1994-95 26-8 Daniel Vallverdu 2006-07 26-10 Jose Lieberman 1999-00 25-7 Mike Robertson 1982-83 24-8 Eric Hechtman 2005-06 24-9 Tim Krebs 2005-06 24-9 Steve Kennedy 1985-86 24-9Max Andrews 2015-16 24-15 Jaime Fillol 1966-67 23-1 Pat Cramer 1968-69 23-1 Luis Garcia 1968-69 23-1 Tymen Leisink 1993-94 23-7 Raymond Schot 1993-94 23-8 Keith Crowley 2008-09 23-9 Ignacio Taboada 2008-09 23-12 Josh Cohen 2004-05 23-12 Johan Donar 1988-89 23-12 Daniel DeBoer 1990-91 23-13 Eddie Dibbs 1969-70 22-1 John Karabasz 1960-61 22-2 Craig Campbell 1982-83 22-5 Michael Lang 1999-00 22-5 Christo Steyn 1981-82 22-7 Johan Lindqvist 1997-98 22-8 Johan Lindqvist 1999-00 22-8 Colin Purcell 2003-04 22-8 John Hoyes 2005-06 22-10 Eric Hechtman 2002-03 22-10 Johan Lindqvist 2000-01 22-10 Tonny Pieterman 1992-93 22-10 Daniel DeBoer 1988-89 22-14 Andrew Burrow 1985-86 22-18 Eduardo Pavia 2010-11 22-12Ian Duvenhage 1976-77 21-2 Pat Cramer 1967-68 21-2 Craig Campbell 1982-83 21-5 Gus Firchardt 1983-84 21-7 Gus Firchardt 1984-85 21-8Josh Cohen 2003-04 21-9 Pieter Aldrich 1983-84 21-9 Johan Donar 1986-87 21-9 Chris Louw 1983-84 21-10 David Simon 2009-10 21-10

SEASON 20-WIN CLUB (cont.)

Diego Soto 2011-12 21-11Josh Cohen 2006-07 21-12 Andrew Burrow 1986-87 21-12 Jose Lieberman 1998-99 21-13 Jose Lieberman 2000-01 21-14 John Karabasz 1962-63 20-0 Joaquim Rasgado 1974-75 20-5 Carl Sundberg 2008-09 20-7 Pietro Pennisi 1989-90 20-7 Eric Hechtman 2003-04 20-10 Manuel Rodriquez 1984-85 20-10 Dean Cohen 1991-92 20-10 Carl Sundberg 2010-11 20-11Chuck Willenborg 1985-86 20-13 Piotr Lomacki 2015-16 20-14Gabriel Flores 2010-11 20-14Dean Cohen 1990-91 20-14

DOUBLES Season Record Alvaro Fillol 1975-76 28-3 David Rosenfeld 2007-08 27-8 Daniel Vallverdu 2007-08 27-10 John Eagleton 1975-76 26-2 Carl Sundberg 2007-08 26-12 Eric Hechtman 2004-05 25-14 Luigi D’Agord 2006-07 24-8 Eric Hechtman 2005-06 24-9 Josh Cohen 2004-05 24-14 John Geraghty 1976-77 23-3 John Eagleton 1976-77 23-3 John Karabasz 1960-61 22-1 Luigi D’Agord 2006-07 22-8 Josh Cohen 2006-07 22-9 Robert Bossong 1960-61 21-1 Daniel Vallverdu 2005-06 21-6 Joel Berman 1999-00 21-8 Chris Louw 1983-84 21-8 Pieter Aldrich 1983-84 21-8 Michael Russell 1996-97 21-11 Tim Krebs 2005-06 21-12 Gil Kovalski 1995-96 21-15 Andrew Burrow 1984-85 20-7 Jorge Carvalho 1996-97 20-8 Michael Lang 2000-01 20-10 Jose Lieberman 2000-01 20-10 David Simon 2009-10 20-12 Colin Purcell 2003-04 20-12


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ALL-AMERICANS

The University of Miami tennis program is one of the most successful in the country. The storied history of Hurricane tennis has been highlighted by one of the best dual match records in collegiate sports.

Since 1930 the Hurricanes have compiled a record of 1,139-401-9 for a .739 winning percentange. In fact, from 1957-1964, the Hurricanes rolled up 137 consecutive dual match victories, one of the most impressive winning streaks in collegiate athletics.

Through the years, the Hurricanes have also produced winning streaks of 72 and 57 straight dual match victories and have fielded only six non-winning seasons since 1950.

The program’s presence on a national level has been quite dominating as the Hurricanes have qualified for the NCAA Championships 26 times since 1977 times, including 27 of the last 38 seasons.

The University of Miami tennis program officially became a member of the BIG EAST Conference in 1991 and went on to dominate the league during its tenure, winning the BIG EAST title eight times.

Miami then joined the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2004-05. The Hurricanes quickly rose to the top of the ACC ranks and in 2006, won a share of the regular-season title, while producing the league’s Coach, Player and Freshman of the Year for the first time in conference history.

Throughout its history, the Hurricanes have produced great players, collecting four NCAA Championship singles titles and producing 28 All-Americans (52 selections) including Johan Donar (1987-89), Luigi D’Agord (2006-07), and Daniel Vallverdu (2006-08), UM’s only four-time tennis All-American. Three players have achieved the coveted No. 1 national ranking - Francisco “Pancho” Segura in 1936 and 1937, Conny Falk in 1990 and Srjdan Muskatirovic in 1994.

Francisco “Pancho” Segura was the forerunner of the brilliant success of the program becoming one of the only two players to win three consecutive NCAA Singles Championships (1943-44-45). He captured his fourth NCAA Championship title, pairing with Thomas Burke to win the 1945 doubles championship.

All-Americans Pat Cramer and Luis Garcia brought home the second NCAA doubles title in 1970, while another All-American, Andrew Burrow, delivered the Hurricanes fourth single crown in 1987, defeating Michigan’s Dan Goldberg in the title match.

MIAMI ALL-AMERICANSFrancisco Pancho Segura (1943-45)Jerry Moss (1958-59)Rod Mandelstam (1962-63)John Hammill (1963)Mike Belkin (1965)Jaime Fillol (1967-68)Pat Cramer (1968-70)Luis Garcia (1969-71)Raz Reid (1971-72)Eddie Dibbs (1971-72)Joaquim Rasgado (1974-75)Alvaro Fillol (1975)John Eagleton (1976-77)Tavo Martinez (1976)John Geraghty (1977)Christo Steyn (1982-83)Andrew Burrow (1987)John Donar (1987-88)Conny Falk (1989)Gil Kovalski (1994-95)Srjdan Muskatirovic (1994-95)Ivan Rodrigo (1996-97)Mike Russell (1996-97)Todd Widom (2002-03)Luigi D’Agord (2006-07)Daniel Vallerdu (2006-09)Josh Cohen (2007)Carl Sundberg (2008)


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137: A LOOK BACK ON MIAMI’S AMAZING STREAK

In 1957, one of the more amazing streaks in collegiate athletics ended, the University of Miami’s 137-match win streak in men’s tennis.

The streak began the third match into the 1957 season with a 7-2 win over Presbyterian (S.C.). Seven years and 137 wins later it ended with a 5-4 loss to Princeton in the third to last match of the ‘64 campaign. This remarkable string of victories actually came on the heels of a 72-match win streak, giving the program a 209-1 record over the course of a decade.

Bill Lufler and Dale Lewis were the two men who coached the Hurricanes during this era. Lufler was coach for the first 20 victories and retired at the end of the ‘57 season. He started at Miami in ‘49 and also coached win streaks of 59 and 72 during his eight-year stint there. Lewis, who would coach through the ‘79 season, was at thehelm for victories 21-137.

Both coaches are now in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Men’s Hall of Fame where there is a permanent display commemorating the streak they collaborated on. There’s no better authority on college tennis than Dan Magill, the legendary Georgia coach for 34 years and ITA Hall of Fame curator, who calls the win streak “virtually unbreakable.”

Magill, who coached Georgia to the ‘85 and ‘87 NCAA titles, lost to Miami six times during the streak, but was indirectly involved with it ending. “I can remember the streak ending well because my son, Ham, was on the Princeton team that ended it on those red clay courts in Coral Gables.”

KEYS TO SUCCESSDave Harum was on the ‘57 Hurricane team that started the streak. Harum, an architect in Key Largo, Fla., who has designed several tennis facilities, including Miami’s, credits much of his team’s success to the atmosphere Coach Lufler fostered. “Bill Lufler kept us in a highly-competitive state,” remembers Harum, an All-American in ‘57. “He was always ‘sicking’ us on one another during practice and that competitiveness would carry over to the matches.”

Another Miami All-American John Skogstad (1960-61) credits some of the program’s success to geography. “One of the keys to our success was being in South Florida,” says Skogstad, who played a year at Baylor before transferring. “There was an abundance of organized tournaments throughout the year with great competition for us against college and pro players.”

CHANGES IN THE NCAA FORMATHow safe is this streak in tennis? In terms of NCAA Division I men’s tennis it does appear unbreakable. It was the change to the NCAA championship format in 1977 that makes 137 in a row hard to top. Prior to ‘77 the NCAA

Championships consisted of singles and doubles tournaments where schools received points towards an overall team score based on their players advancement in the singles and doubles draws. Starting in ‘77 a 16-school dual match tournament was added and used to determine the team champion. Since ‘77 only four teams have gone through a season unbeaten.

EAST VS. WESTWhile Miami was piling up the wins, Southern California and UCLA were piling up the titles. USC and UCLA finished either first or second in the final NCAA tournament point standings every year from 1960-64. Miami finished fourth at the NCAA tournament four straight years from 1960-63 and tied for 13th in ‘64.

But doing well in the NCAA tournament didn’t necessarily translate to doing well in the team format and vice versa. Skogstand and Harum both felt their Hurricane teams could have challenged the powerhouses in the West.

“Miami was the best in the East during this time, but unfortunately we did not go West and play UCLA or USC,” Harum says. “All we could do was wonder. It would have been terrific to play them and I think we would have had very competitive matches.”

“The prevailing thought was that we had a chance to beat those teams,” says Skogstad, who lives in Atlanta and is in the steel industry. “We could have played with them on the (clay) courts and they’d have the advantage on the hard courts.”

In addition to Skogstad and Harum, seven other players on those Miami teams, which actually had its best NCAA showing of second place in ‘65, earned All-America honors: Ed Rubinoff, Johann Kupferberger, Jerry Moss, Allen Quay, John Karabasz, Rod Mandelstam and John Hammill, who later coached the Hurricanes.

Miami’s run came during a magical era for collegiate tennis. A sampling of the great players during this 1957-64 era includes: Barry McKay (Michigan), Crawford Henry (Tulane), Donald Dell (Yale), Alex Olmedo (USC), Allen Fox (UCLA), Larry Nagler (UCLA), Ramsey Earnhart (USC), Rafael Osuna (USC), Marty Riessen (Northwestern), Dennis Ralston (USC), Arthur Ashe (UCLA), Charles Passarell (UCLA) and Bill Bond (USC). — by Casey Angle (originally published on College Tennis Online, 3/8/04)


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MIAMI GREAT: GARDNAR MULLOY

Gardnar Mulloy. Although the name might not be familiar to the current crop of Miami tennis players, they might not be Hurricanes if not for this man.

A Miami native, Mulloy organized the first University of Miami men’s tennis team in 1935 and went on to great success as a tennis professional.

In 1939, he won his first U.S. Championship with his father in the Father and Sons doubles, but it certainly was not his last title. Teaming up with Bill Talbert, the duo was ranked No. 1 and won US Open doubles titles in 1942, 1945, 1946 and 1948. Pairing with Budge Patty in 1957, he set the record as the oldest player to have won men’s doubles at Wimbledon. One year earlier, he advanced to the finals of mixed doubles at Wimbledon with Althea Gibson.

In addition, Mulloy was ranked among the world’s top 10 in singles play for 14 years — including a No. 1 world ranking in 1952.

He helped the United States win three Davis Cup trophies — in 1946, 1948 and 1949 — and played for the US in 12 Davis Cup ties.

The tennis legend won a men’s record 122 national and 19 international tennis titles and has won the World Senior Championship three times.Mulloy has been inducted into nine sports hall of fames, including the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1972.

In 2013, the City of Miami renamed a section of road near the 99-year-old’s longtime home in Spring Gardens, calling it “Gardnar Mulloy Way.”In September of 2015, Mulloy was awarded the French Legion of Honour, the highest distinction in France, by the consulate general of France.

The French Legion of Honour, or in full the National Order of the Legion of Honour, was founded by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802 to recognize eminent accomplishments of service to France.

In his late 20s, Mulloy served in the navy four years during World War II, earning the rank of lieutenant and commanding officer of a tank-landing ship, the USS Alameda County. His ship participated in the invasion of Southern France in August 1944.

Mulloy, who earned both his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Miami, played football and boxed for the Hurricanes before starting the tennis program. As the head coach, he recruited Pancho Segura, a three-time NCAA singles champion.


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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS-A-

Alabama 11-9 Alabama-Birmingham 3-4 American 2-0 Amherst 2-0 Arizona 9-2 Arizona State 4-1 Arkansas 2-3 Army 15-0Army Air Force 1-0Auburn 11-2

-B-Ball State 2-0 Baltimore Tennis Club 0-1 Barry 4-0 Baylor 1-1Bethune-Cookman 2-0Birmingham Southern 1-0Biscayne 1-0Boise State 0-1 Boston College 11-1 Boston University 2-0 Bowling Green 4-0 Brigham Young 1-0 Brown 2-0 Bucknell 1-0 Buffalo 1-0

-C-California 1-4 California-Irvine 4-4 Central Florida 14-2 Charleston Southern 2-0 Cincinnati 3-0 Clemson * 25-26 *forfeited one match in 1984Colgate 2-0 Colorado 1-1 Columbia 4-1Concordia 1-0 Concordia Seminary 1-0Connecticut 1-0 Cornell 8-0

-D-Dade New World 1-0Dartmouth 11-0 Davidson 9-0 Denver 2-0 DePaul 1-0 DePauw 1-0Drake 1-1 Duke 23-22

-E-Edison High 1-0Emory 2-0

-F-Flagler College 7-0 Florida * 55-17-1 *forfeited one match in 1984Florida A&M 6-0 Florida Atlantic 20-1Florida Gulf Coast 1-1Florida International 31-1 Florida Southern 3-0 Florida State 48-17 Florida Tech 4-0Ft. Lauderdale Town & Tennis 0-0-1 Fresno State 0-1Furman 5-0 -G-Georgetown 3-0 George Washington 2-0 Georgia 22-14 Georgia Southern 3-0 Georgia State 2-0 Georgia Tech 35-10

-H-Hampton Institute 2-0 Harvard 9-4 Houston 10-1-1 Howard 1-0

-I-Idaho 1-0 Illinois 1-1 Indiana 7-1 Iowa State 1-0

-J-Jacksonville Naval Air Station 2-0 Jacksonville University 8-0

-K-Kalamazoo 2-0 Kansas 3-0 Kennesaw State 1-0Kent State 1-0 Kentucky 7-4 Kenyon 1-0 Key West Naval Air Base 1-0 Key West Tennis Club 2-0

-L-Liberty 1-0Long Beach State 1-0 Louisiana-Lafayette 9-1 Louisiana-Monroe 2-0 Louisiana State 7-7 Louisville 3-1 Loyola Marymount 2-0 Loyola of the South 3-0

-M-Manhattan 1-0 Maryland 9-1 Maxwell Air Force Base 2-0 Memphis State 1-0 Mercer 1-0 Mercyhurst College 1-0 Miami (Ohio) 2-1 Miami-Dade North 2-0 Michigan 20-2 Michigan State 4-0 Middle Tennessee 3-1 Minnesota * 7-1 *forfeited one match in 1984Mississippi 5-1 Mississippi State 5-5

-N-Navy 0-2-1 Nebraska 2-0 Nebraska-Omaha 1-0New Mexico 4-1 New York University 1-0 North Carolina 23-14NC State 15-5North Florida 4-1 Northwestern 5-0 Notre Dame 16-11

-O-Ohio State 12-4 Oklahoma State 1-1 Opa-Locka Marines 2-0 Orlando Waterwich Club 1-0

-P-Pan American 2-0 Pennsylvania 15-0 Penn State 1-0 Pepperdine 2-14 Pittsburgh 1-0 Presbyterian College 23-1 Princeton 35-4-1 Providence 5-0 Purdue 1-0

-Q-Quantico Marines 1-0 Quinnipiac 1-0

-R-Rhode Island 1-0 Rice 8-5 Richmond Naval Air Base 2-0 Rollins 55-5 Rutgers 1-0

-S-Samford 1-0 San Diego 2-1

Seton Hall 1-0 South Alabama 5-4 South Carolina 11-4 South Florida 43-8 Southern California 1-9 Southern Illinois 17-0 SIU-Edwardsville 2-0Southern Methodist 13-11-1Southern Mississippi 1-0 Southwest Texas 1-0 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 1-0St. John’s 3-1Stanford 1-9 Stetson 3-0

-T-St. Pete - Tampa Tennis Club 10-0 Tampa 3-0 Tennessee 11-8 Texas * 8-11 *forfeited one match in 1984Texas A&M 5-8 Texas Tech 0-2TCU 14-6 Trinity 9-12 Troy 3-0Tulane 3-3-1 Tulsa 2-0

-U-UCF 15-2UCLA 1-13-1 UNC Wilmington 0-1US Military Academy 1-0 US Naval Pre-Flight 1-0 Utah 1-0

-V-Valparaiso 1-0Vanderbilt 6-0 Villanova 1-0 Virginia 4-17Virginia Commonwealth 1-1 Virginia Tech 8-11

-W-Wake Forest 13-9Wesleyan 4-0 West Side Tennis Club 0-0-1 West Virginia 6-1 Western Michigan 2-0 William & Mary 3-1 Williams College 1-0Wisconsin 8-2 Wofford 1-0

-X-Xavier 1-0 -Y-Yale 48-1


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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

-A-ALABAMA (11-9)3/17/77 Alabama W, 7-23/14/79 Alabama W, 6-35/8/80 at Alabama W, 9-03/10/81 Alabama W, 6-33/15/82 at Alabama W, 6-32/3/84 vs. Alabama W, 7-23/3/88 vs. Alabama L, 3-63/31/89 Alabama L, 1-62/16/91 vs. Alabama L, 4-52/27/93 #25 Alabama L, 2-52/19/94 at #11 Alabama W, 5-21/27/95 Alabama W, 7-03/17/95 at Alabama W, 4-32/18/96 at Alabama L, 1-42/15/97 #28 Alabama L, 3-43/2/98 at #20 Alabama L, 1-62/12/00 #31 Alabama W, 4-01/31/09 [22] vs. #24 Alabama L, 0-43/17/12 [58] #57 Alabama W, 5-21/22/16 vs. Alabama L, 1-4

ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM (3-4)1/30/93 #18 Ala.-Birmingham L, 1-53/19/93 at #7 Ala.-Birmingham L, 3-42/18/94 at #13 Ala.-Birmingham W, 6-11/28/95 [11] #18 Ala.-Birmingham W, 5-22/18/96 at #29 Ala.-Birmingham L, 1-42/16/97 #26 Ala.-Birmingham L, 3-44/7/01 at Ala.-Birmingham W, 5-2

AMERICAN (2-0)3/11/03 American W, 6-14/20/04 American W, 5-2

AMHERST (2-0)3/27/53 Amherst W, 9-04/1/64 Amherst W, 9-0

ARIZONA (9-2)1938 Arizona W, 9-01941 Arizona W, 8-11948 Arizona W, 6-32/25/75 at Arizona W, 6-32/6/82 vs. Arizona L, 3-63/4/83 vs. Arizona W, 6-03/7/86 vs. Arizona W, 5-14/16/88 Arizona W, 7-23/1/91 #17 Arizona L, 4-52/28/93 Arizona W, 6-11/29/11 [44] #32 Arizona W, 4-3

ARIZONA STATE (4-1)5/19/90 Arizona State W, 5-13/23/90 at Arizona State W, 5-13/22/91 at Arizona State L, 2-53/6/92 at Arizona State W, 6-31/29/93 #25 Arizona State W, 6-1

ARKANSAS (2-3)3/3/83 vs. Arkansas L, 4-53/30/86 vs. #8 Arkansas L, 4-51/24/87 Arkansas W, 7-21/26/90 Arkansas W, 8-12/15/91 vs. Arkansas L, 3-5

ARMY (15-0)1939 Army W, 9-01940 Army W, 7-15/7/54 at Army W, 9-03/25/61 Army W, 9-03/24/62 Army W, 9-03/23/63 Army W, 7-23/20/64 Army W, 9-03/21/64 Army W, 9-03/27/65 Army W, 9-03/26/66 Army W, 9-03/25/67 Army W, 8-13/23/68 Army W, 8-13/22/69 Army W, 7-23/21/70 Army W, 9-02/15/16 Army W, 4-0

ARMY AIR FORCE (1-0)1943 Army Air Force W, 4-3

AUBURN (11-2)1939 Auburn W, 9-05/9/80 at Auburn W, 5-43/28/81 Auburn W, 8-12/19/82 vs. Auburn W, 7-24/9/83 Auburn W, 6-34/23/83 vs. Auburn W, 8-12/16/85 Auburn W, 5-33/26/85 at Auburn L, 4-54/10/88 Auburn W, 5-41989 Auburn W, 5-21989 Auburn W, 6-03/24/93 Auburn L, 3-43/17/94 vs. #35 Auburn W, 5-2

-B-BALL STATE (2-0)3/27/92 at Ball State W, 4-24/10/94 vs. #45 Ball State W, 5-2

BALTIMORE TENNIS CLUB (0-1)1932 Baltimore Tennis Club L, 3-4

BARRY (4-0)3/31/93 Barry W, 6-13/4/94 Barry (1 of 2) W, 5-13/4/94 Barry (2 of 2) W, 5-12/15/96 Barry W, 5-2

BAYLOR (1-1)3/14/00 at #10 Baylor L, 0-43/9/01 #19 Baylor W, 5-2

BETHUNE-COOKMAN (2-0)1/19/13 [65] vs. Bethune-Cookman W, 7-0 1/31/14 [60] Bethune-Cookman W, 7-0

BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN (1-0)4/14/51 Birmingham Southern W, 6-1

BISCAYNE (1-0)2/17/81 Biscayne W, 9-0

BOISE STATE (0-1)3/22/97 at #2 Boise State L, 1-6

BOSTON COLLEGE (11-1)4/30/04 Boston College W, 4-03/24/06 [14] at Boston College W, 7-03/25/07 [37] Boston College W, 7-04/11/08 [23] at Boston College W, 7-04/10/09 [23] Boston College W, 6-14/11/10 [50] at Boston College W, 6-14/10/11 [24] Boston College W, 6-13/30/12 [51] at Boston College L, 5-24/7/13 [52] Boston College W, 7-04/13/14 [46] at Boston College W, 7-03/29/15 Boston College W, 6-13/18/16 at Boston College W, 4-3

BOSTON UNIVERSITY (2-0)3/6/00 Boston University W, 7-03/15/14 [65] Boston University W, 6-1

BOWLING GREEN (4-0)3/24/77 Bowling Green W, 9-03/23/78 Bowling Green W, 8-13/20/79 Bowling Green W, 9-03/9/99 Bowling Green W, 6-1

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1-0)2/22/86 vs. BYU W, 6-2

BROWN (2-0)4/2/74 Brown W, 9-03/26/00 #68 Brown W, 6-1

BUCKNELL (1-0)5/4/53 at Bucknell W, 9-0

BUFFALO (1-0)1942 Buffalo W, 9-0

-C-CALIFORNIA (1-4)1938 California L, 1-91941 California L, 4-55/15/82 California L, 1-53/14/91 at #7 California W, 5-42/12/95 [11] at #19 California L, 2-5

UC IRVINE (4-4) 3/5/80 at UC Irvine W, 5-13/27/84 at UC Irvine W, 7-23/17/86 at UC Irvine W, 5-44/15/88 UC Irvine L, 1-81989 #4 UC Irvine L, 2-73/15/91 at #20 UC Irvine L, 4-52/1/92 #21 UC Irvine W, 6-33/13/93 at #24 UC Irvine L, 3-4

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (2-0)3/19/01 Charleston Southern W, 7-05/12/01 vs. #69 Charleston Southern W, 4-0

CINCINNATI (3-0)4/14/52 Cincinnati W, 8-14/15/52 Cincinnati W, 7-24/27/59 at Cincinnati W, 5-0

CLEMSON (25-26)3/15/68 Clemson W, 9-03/15/71 Clemson W, 6-33/17/71 Clemson W, 7-23/20/74 Clemson W, 8-13/17/76 Clemson W, 8-12/28/81 Clemson L, 3-65/16/81 Clemson L, 3-62/12/82 Clemson W, 7-23/12/82 at Clemson W, 6-32/4/83 vs. Clemson L, 4-52/11/83 vs. Clemson W, 7-23/12/83 at Clemson L, 3-62/24/84 vs. Clemson L, 3-63/10/84 at Clemson * forfeited W, 5-42/24/85 Clemson # W, 9-02/28/85 at Clemson L, 1-83/9/85 vs. Clemson L, 2-71/25/86 #3 Clemson # L, 2-72/27/86 at #3 Clemson L, 3-61/23/87 Clemson W, 4-55/9/87 at Clemson L, 3-61/22/88 Clemson # L, 2-71/27/89 #14 Clemson # L, 4-51/28/90 Clemson W, 8-13/10/90 at Clemson W, 5-42/2/91 Clemson W, 5-41/31/92 Clemson L, 4-51/31/93 #20 Clemson W, 6-14/3/94 at #38 Clemson W, 4-32/19/95 #35 Clemson W, 4-33/31/96 at #34 Clemson L, 1-63/1/97 #49 Clemson W, 4-34/12/98 at #53 Clemson W, 4-32/26/99 #52 Clemson L, 2-54/14/00 at #37 Clemson L, 3-45/13/00 #33 Clemson L, 2-43/4/01 #33 Clemson W, 6-1 4/13/02 at Clemson W, 5-2 3/8/03 #43 Clemson W, 5-24/10/04 at #66 Clemson L, 2-5


HISTORY


3/12/05 at #36 Clemson L, 2-5 3/4/06 [17] at #15 Clemson L, 2-53/16/07 [73] #24 Clemson W, 5-23/9/08 [24] at #60 Clemson W, 4-32/7/09 [23] #63 Clemson W, 7-03/13/10 [35] at #47 Clemson L, 3-43/20/11 [25] #57 Clemson W, 4-33/11/12 [59] at Clemson L, 6-13/15/13 [70] #25 Clemson L, 3-43/7/14 at #23 Clemson L, 6-13/20/15 #64 Clemson L, 4-34/3/16 at Clemson L, 3-4

COLGATE (2-0)1936 Colgate W, 8-11937 Colgate W, 8-1

COLORADO (1-1)1941 Colorado W, 7-23/28/02 Colorado L, 3-4

COLUMBIA (4-1)5/6/53 at Columbia W, 9-03/12/80 Columbia W, 8-13/16/83 Columbia W, 5-13/4/95 at Columbia L, 3-45/8/09 [22] #53 Columbia W, 4-0

CONCORDIA (1-0)3/25/59 Concordia W, 7-0

CONCORDIA SEMINARY (1-0)4/3/52 at Concordia Seminary W, 7-0

CONNECTICUT (1-0)4/21/95 Connecticut W, 5-0

CORNELL (8-0)1937 Cornell W, 9-01942 Cornell W, 8-13/26/63 Cornell W, 8-13/27/63 Cornell W, 7-24/2/64 Cornell W, 9-04/4/64 Cornell W, 9-03/22/00 Cornell W, 6-13/22/01 Cornell W, 4-3

-D-DADE NEW WORLD (1-0)2/15/83 Dade New World W, 8-1

DARTMOUTH (11-01936 Dartmouth W, 8-11939 Dartmouth W, 8-03/30/50 Dartmouth W, 8-13/30/56 Dartmouth W, 9-04/4/57 Dartmouth W, 9-04/5/57 Dartmouth W, 8-13/27/58 Dartmouth W, 9-03/28/58 Dartmouth W, 9-03/22/61 Dartmouth W, 8-15/5/95 [22] vs. Dartmouth W, 7-0

3/21/03 Dartmouth W, 5-2

DAVIDSON (9-0)1936 Davidson W, 8-14/27/49 at Davidson W, 5-15/1/53 at Davidson W, 7-24/30/54 at Davidson W, 9-03/19/55 Davidson W, 8-14/28/55 at Davidson W, 9-04/19/58 at Davidson W, 9-04/15/60 at Davidson W, 9-03/1/16 Davidson W, 7-0

DENVER (2-0)3/22/06 [14] Denver W, 7-02/1/09 [22] vs. #46 Denver W, 5-2

DEPAUL (1-0)3/26/96 DePaul W, 4-3

DEPAUW (1-0)4/29/59 at DePauw W, 9-0

DRAKE (1-1)4/17/93 Drake W, 4-31/24/15 [52] #40 Drake L, 4-2

DUKE (23-22)1936 Duke W, 7-23/26/53 Duke W, 7-25/2/53 at Duke W, 6-34/3/54 Duke W, 9-05/1/54 at Duke W, 8-04/30/55 at Duke W, 6-34/28/56 at Duke W, 9-05/3/57 at Duke W, 6-15/4/57 at Duke W, 4-34/16/60 at Duke W, 8-13/31/61 Duke W, 8-13/30/62 Duke W, 8-15/3/62 at Duke W, 9-05/5/67 at Duke W, 8-14/9/74 at Duke W, 5-13/7/78 Duke W, 6-33/17/84 Duke W, 7-22/15/85 Duke W, 6-22/17/89 Duke W, 6-32/14/86 Duke W, 5-45/15/92 Duke L, 2-54/3/93 at #9 Duke L, 2-53/5/94 #5 Duke W, 4-33/19/94 vs. #5 Duke L, 3-44/8/95 [31] at #11 Duke L, 1-63/11/97 at #18 Duke L, 3-43/15/98 #11 Duke L, 1-64/4/99 at #7 Duke L, 1-65/16/01 vs. #5 Duke L, 1-43/31/02 at #16 Duke L, 0-7 4/13/03 #9 Duke L, 1-64/4/04 #6 Duke L, 1-6 4/10/05 #5 Duke L, 3-4 3/31/06 [13] #4 Duke L, 3-4

4/1/07 [35] at #21 Duke L, 3-43/21/08 [20] #66 Duke L, 2-53/22/09 [45] at #28 Duke W, 4-34/16/10 [47] #14 Duke W, 4-34/17/11 [25] at #10 Duke L, 2-54/8/12 [61] #7 Duke L, 7-04/14/13 [53] at #9 Duke L, 0-74/4/14 [47] #13 Duke L, 7-03/15/15 at #6 Duke L, 6-14/23/15 #9 Duke L, 0-43/11/16 #66 Duke L, 2-5

-E-EDISON HIGH (1-0)1934 Edison High W, 6-2

EMORY (2-0)1939 Emory W, 9-01940 Emory W, 9-0

-F-FLAGLER (7-0)3/11/78 Flagler W, 8-12/16/79 Flagler W, 8-12/16/80 Flagler W, 9-04/10/81 Flagler W. 9-04/8/83 Flagler W, 9-04/7/84 Flagler W, 7-23/24/85 Flagler W, 7-2

FLORIDA (55-17-1)1947 Florida W, 9-01947 Florida W, 9-01948 Florida W, 9-03/5/49 Florida W, 7.5-1.54/23/49 at Florida W, 9-04/22/50 at Florida W, 8-14/7/51 Florida W, 6-21952 Florida W, 6-24/11/53 Florida W, 7-24/10/54 at Florida W, 7-23/24/56 at Florida W, 9-04/6/57 Florida W, 7-24/15/58 at Florida W, 9-04/11/59 Florida W, 7-24/8/60 at Florida W, 9-04/8/61 Florida W, 7-24/28/62 at Florida W, 7-24/6/63 Florida W, 9-03/16/64 at Florida W, 9-03/6/65 Florida W, 9-03/12/66 at Florida W, 9-03/6/67 Florida W, 5.5-3.54/6/68 at Florida L, 2-75/4/68 Florida W, 7-23/8/69 Florida T, 3-35/17/69 at Florida L, 3-64/1/70 at Florida W, 9-05/2/70 Florida W, 7-24/24/71 Florida W, 9-03/6/72 Florida W, 7-24/24/72 at Florida W, 7-2

3/3/73 Florida W, 6-34/16/73 at Florida W, 8-13/1/74 at Florida W, 7-24/13/74 at Florida W, 9-03/8/75 at Florida W, 5-44/12/75 Florida W, 5-44/12/76 Florida L, 4-54/20/76 at Florida W, 7-24/9/77 Florida W, 6-34/25/77 at Florida L, 4-53/25/78 Florida W, 7-25/1/78 at Florida L, 3-63/5/79 at Florida L, 3-65/12/79 Florida W, 7-22/26/80 at Florida W, 8-14/5/80 Florida W, 8-13/29/81 Florida W, 9-04/15/81 at Florida W, 7-22/26/82 at Florida W, 5-43/27/82 Florida W, 5-13/1/83 Florida W, 7-24/20/83 at Florida W, 7-22/26/84 vs. Florida forfeited W, 5-43/5/84 at Florida L, 4-52/17/85 Florida W, 7-23/10/85 vs. Florida W, 8-13/15/85 at Florida W, 5-32/15/86 Florida W, 9-04/20/86 at Florida W, 6-33/10/88 at Florida L, 4-53/5/89 Florida W, 8-13/14/90 at Florida W, 5-45/14/99 Florida L, 0-42/14/03 at #6 Florida L, 1-62/4/05 at #3 Florida L, 1-6 2/3/06 [40] #1 Florida L, 2-53/13/07 [73] at #23 Florida L, 0-71/29/08 [36] #13 Florida W, 4-35/11/08 [19 at #9 Florida L, 1-42/22/09 [24] at #11 Florida L, 2-55/9/09 [22] at #10 Florida W, 4-35/14/11 [27] vs. #8 Florida L, 0-41/19/13 [65] at #12 Florida L, 2-5

FLORIDA A&M (6-0)3/1/02 Florida AM W, 5-22/16/03 Florida AM W, 6-12/14/04 Florida AM W, 7-0 2/27/05 Florida AM W, 6-1 1/22/12 [31] Florida AM W, 4-32/2/14 [60] Florida AM W, 7-0

FLORIDA ATLANTIC (20-1)1/30/82 Florida Atlantic W, 9-01/28/83 Florida Atlantic W, 6-02/28/96 Florida Atlantic W, 4-31/25/97 Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/23/98 #68 Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/26/99 Florida Atlantic W, 5-22/1/00 Florida Atlantic W, 5-21/31/01 #48 Florida Atlantic W, 4-3


HIST

ORY


1/24/02 #48 Florida Atlantic L, 3-4 1/30/03 #60 Florida Atlantic W, 7-02/11/04 Florida Atlantic W, 6-1 1/26/05 Florida Atlantic W, 4-3 1/28/06 [39] Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/24/08 [36] Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/22/09 [17] Florida Atlantic W, 4-31/21/10 [21] Florida Atlantic W, 7-02/20/11 [39] Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/19/12 [31] Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/12/14 [55] Florida Atlantic W, 7-01/18/15 [52] Florida Atlantic W, 5-21/17/16 Florida Atlantic W, 5-2

FLORIDA GULF COAST (1-1)3/9/13 [67] Florida Gulf Coast W, 6-12/7/15 [71] Florida Gulf Coast L, 4-1

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL (31-1)3/1/73 Florida International W, 9-04/28/73 at Florida International W, 9-03/8/74 Florida International W, 9-04/6/74 Florida International W, 9-02/22/75 Florida International W, 9-04/9/75 at Florida International W, 9-02/28/76 Florida International W, 7-24/14/76 at Florida International W, 8-12/26/77 Florida International W, 9-05/7/77 at Florida International W, 9-02/28/78 Florida International W, 5-04/29/78 Florida International W, 9-02/24/79 at Florida International W, 9-05/5/79 Florida International W, 9-02/19/80 Florida International W, 9-02/23/81 Florida International W, 9-02/26/83 Florida International W, 9-01/30/84 Florida International W, 9-01/19/85 Florida International W, 8-14/12/86 Florida International W, 9-02/27/88 Florida International W, 7-24/23/89 Florida International W, 9-01/20/90 at Florida International W, 8-11/26/91 Florida International W, 9-01/25/92 Florida International W, 8-11/23/93 Florida International W, 7-23/12/94 at Florida International W, 5-23/31/95 Florida International W, 7-04/6/96 at Florida International L, 2-53/29/97 #75 Florida International W, 4-31/29/98 at #55 Florida International W, 5-21/27/99 #64 Florida International W, 5-2

FLORIDA SOUTHERN (3-0)1947 Florida Southern W, 9-01947 Florida Southern W, 8-13/28/56 at Florida Southern W, 9-0

FLORIDA STATE (48-17)3/22/51 Florida State W, 8-14/26/51 at Florida State W, 9-04/26/52 at Florida State W, 9-03/17/54 Florida State W, 9-0

3/26/56 at Florida State W, 9-04/13/57 at Florida State W, 9-03/19/59 at Florida State W, 9-05/9/59 Florida State W, 8-14/9/60 at Florida State W, 7-05/7/60 Florida State W, 9-04/15/61 Florida State W, 7-25/6/61 at Florida State W, 9-04/27/64 Florida State W, 7-24/28/64 Florida State W, 7-24/12/65 at Florida State W, 6-34/25/66 Florida State W, 9-04/10/67 at Florida State W, 9-04/22/68 Florida State W, 7-24/12/69 at Florida State W, 5-43/31/70 at Florida State W, 9-04/22/70 Florida State W, 9-03/1/71 Florida State W, 8-14/15/72 at Florida State W, 8-13/10/73 Florida State W, 7-24/20/74 at Florida State W, 7-24/26/75 Florida State W, 8-14/1/76 at Florida State W, 9-04/23/77 Florida State W, 9-03/10/79 at Florida State W, 5-42/23/80 Florida State W, 9-02/20/82 at Florida State W, 7-23/16/82 at Florida State W, 8-14/16/83 Florida State W, 5-13/12/85 at Florida State L, 4-53/23/85 Florida State W, 5-43/25/89 Florida State W, 5-13/13/90 at Florida State W, 6-03/30/91 Florida State W, 6-34/7/92 at Florida State W, 5-34/18/93 Florida State L, 4-32/26/94 at Florida State L, 2-54/16/95 [31] #18 Florida State W, 5-23/2/97 #41 Florida State W, 4-34/5/98 [45] at #33 Florida State W, 4-32/21/99 #55 Florida State W, 4-32/24/01 #55 Florida State W, 5-2 2/9/02 at #56 Florida State L, 1-6 2/22/03 at #41 Florida State W, 5-25/10/03 #31 Florida State L, 2-43/12/04 #39 Florida State L, 3-4 4/15/05 at #22 Florida State L, 2-5 1/30/06 [39] #11 Florida State W, 7-02/24/07 [26] at #10 Florida State L, 2-53/15/08 [18] #17 Florida State L, 2-54/19/08 [25] #10 Florida State W, 4-32/28/09 [24] at #16 Florida State L, 3-43/6/10 [39] #19 Florida State L, 2-52/26/11 [39] at #28 Florida State W, 4-33/4/12 [52] #23 Florida State L, 6-14/19/12 [69] #32 Florida State L, 0-43/24/13 [65] at #16 Florida State L, 2-54/19/14 [47] #31 Florida State L, 1-64/24/14 [53] vs. #30 Florida State L, 0-44/3/15 at #32 Florida State L, 7-03/6/16 #47 Florida State W, 4-3

FLORIDA TECH (4-0)4/16/75 at Florida Tech W, 8-12/21/76 Florida Tech W, 9-02/25/77 Florida Tech W, 8-14/22/78 at Florida Tech W, 6-3

FT. LAUDERDALE TOWN TENNIS (0-0-1)1946 Ft. Lauderdale Town Tennis T, 6-6

FRESNO STATE (0-1)3/14/91 at #25 Fresno State L, 3-5

FURMAN (5-0)4/4/49 Furman W, 6-14/25/49 at Furman W, 6-04/10/50 Furman W, 7-04/1/96 at Furman W, 4-32/27/08 [26] Furman W, 5-2 -G-GEORGE WASHINGTON (2-0)3/6/15 George Washington W, 6-12/2/97 at George Washington W, 5-0

GEORGETOWN (3-0)1942 Georgetown W, 6-34/22/95 Georgetown W, 4-13/9/13 [67] Georgetown W, 4-0

GEORGIA (22-14)1936 Georgia W, 9-01939 Georgia W, 6-05/2/50 at Georgia W, 7-03/20/54 Georgia W, 9-03/21/57 Georgia W, 8-14/29/57 at Georgia W, 6-34/17/58 at Georgia W, 8-14/12/60 at Georgia W, 9-05/4/61 at Georgia W, 8-15/1/62 at Georgia W, 6-35/3/63 at Georgia W, 8-14/27/72 at Georgia W, 6-34/11/74 at Georgia L, 4-53/29/75 Georgia W, 8-14/8/76 at Georgia L, 2-74/30/77 Georgia W, 6-34/10/78 at Georgia L, 2-73/31/79 Georgia W, 5-45/10/80 at Georgia W, 6-34/18/81 Georgia W, 7-23/11/82 at Georgia W, 6-33/9/83 Georgia W, 8-12/5/84 vs. Georgia L, 1-53/8/84 at Georgia L, 4-52/23/85 Georgia # L, 2-73/13/85 at Georgia L, 2-72/26/86 at Georgia W, 8-13/8/88 at Georgia L, 3-63/28/89 #8 Georgia W, 5-43/11/90 at Georgia L, 4-54/5/91 #4 Georgia L, 3-5

2/20/92 at #11 Georgia L, 2-44/5/92 at #6 Georgia W, 5-43/5/93 at #3 Georgia L, 0-73/9/97 at #3 Georgia L, 1-64/16/99 at #7 Georgia L, 1-6

GEORGIA SOUTHERN (3-0)3/16/03 Georgia Southern W, 6-13/21/04 Georgia Southern W, 7-0 2/13/05 Georgia Southern W, 7-0

GEORGIA STATE (2-0)3/22/02 #59 Georgia State W, 4-3 3/22/13 [70] Georgia State W, 6-1

GEORGIA TECH (35-10) 1947 Georgia Tech W, 7-23/19/58 Georgia Tech W, 9-04/16/58 at Georgia Tech W, 8-13/28/59 Georgia Tech W, 5-43/25/60 Georgia Tech W, 7-24/11/60 at Georgia Tech W, 7-25/5/61 at Georgia Tech W, 9-04/30/62 at Georgia Tech W, 9-05/2/63 at Georgia Tech W, 9-03/23/65 Georgia Tech W, 8-13/22/66 Georgia Tech W, 5-23/21/67 Georgia Tech W, 6.5-2.53/22/68 Georgia Tech W, 8-13/27/69 Georgia Tech W, 5-43/26/70 Georgia Tech W, 5-13/25/71 Georgia Tech W, 6-34/26/72 at Georgia Tech W, 8-13/25/77 Georgia Tech W, 9-04/9/88 Georgia Tech L, 4-53/2/90 Georgia Tech W, 6-03/1/92 Georgia Tech W, 6-33/28/93 Georgia Tech W, 5-24/4/94 at #31 Georgia Tech W, 4-32/4/96 #49 Georgia Tech W, 5-24/11/98 at #56 Georgia Tech W, 4-33/27/99 #62 Georgia Tech W, 4-34/15/00 at #70 Georgia Tech W, 4-33/7/01 #54 Georgia Tech L, 3-4 4/14/02 at #46 Georgia Tech W, 4-3 3/6/03 #31 Georgia Tech L, 2-54/11/04 at #34 Georgia Tech L, 2-5 3/13/05 at #51 Georgia Tech L, 1-6 3/5/06 [17] at #22 Georgia Tech W, 7-03/20/07 [37] #42 Georgia Tech W, 7-04/19/07 [35] #45 Georgia Tech W, 4-33/7/08 [24] at #39 Georgia Tech W, 5-23/7/09 [51] #58 Georgia Tech W, 5-23/14/10 [35] at #26 Georgia Tech L, 3-43/13/11 [32] #16 Georgia Tech W, 4-34/22/11 [25] vs. #16 Georgia Tech L, 1-43/13/12 [58] at Georgia Tech L, 7-03/17/13 [70] #63 Georgia Tech W, 4-33/9/14 at #52 Georgia Tech W, 5-23/8/15 Georgia Tech L, 4-2 4/1/16 at #31 Gerogia Tech L, 2-5


HISTORY


-H-HAMPTON INSTITUTE (2-0)3/14/80 Hampton Institute W, 7-23/1/84 Hampton Institute W, 8-1

HARVARD (9-4)1936 Harvard W, 7-21937 Harvard W, 9-01939 Harvard W, 7-21940 Harvard W, 9-01942 Harvard W, 6-35/4/56 at Harvard W, 9-02/2/84 vs. Harvard L, 4-53/24/84 vs. Harvard W, 7-24/2/87 Harvard W, 8-12/21/92 at #13 Harvard L, 4-53/29/92 at #13 Harvard W, 4-23/2/96 at #33 Harvard L, 0-65/14/97 vs. Harvard L, 3-4

HOUSTON (10-1-1)5/2/51 at Houston W, 4-24/29/52 at Houston T, 3-34/17/57 at Houston W, 6-03/7/70 Houston W, 8-15/5/71 at Houston W, 7-13/31/72 Houston W, 6-23/15/76 Houston L, 3-63/8/77 at Houston W, 7-23/19/80 at Houston W, 6-03/5/82 vs. Houston W, 5-13/16/84 Houston W, 7-23/6/86 vs. Houston W, 8-1

HOWARD (1-0)4/1/78 Howard W, 9-0

-I-IDAHO (1-0)3/21/97 vs. Idaho W, 7-0

ILLINOIS (1-1)5/1/59 at Illinois W, 5-43/2/03 at #1 Illinois L, 0-7

INDIANA (7-1)4/11/52 Indiana W, 5-44/2/56 Indiana W, 8-14/3/56 Indiana W, 9-04/28/59 at Indiana W, 9-04/16/65 Indiana W, 6.5-2.54/17/65 Indiana W, 6-35/5/70 at Indiana W, 8-13/1/03 vs. #42 Indiana L, 3-4

IOWA STATE (1-0)3/5/81 Iowa State W, 9-0

-J-JACKSONVILLE (8-0)5/4/74 Jacksonville W, 9-05/3/75 Jacksonville W, 9-02/10/76 Jacksonville W, 8-12/16/77 Jacksonville W, 8-12/18/78 Jacksonville W, 9-03/27/81 Jacksonville W, 8-12/22/04 Jacksonville W, 6-1 2/18/05 Jacksonville W, 7-0

NAVY AIR BASE OF JACKSONVILLE (2-0)1945 Navy Air Base of Jacksonville W4/1/49 Navy Air Base of Jacksonville W, 9-0

-K-KALAMAZOO (2-0)3/25/70 Kalamazoo W, 9-03/24/71 Kalamazoo W, 7-2

KANSAS (3-0)3/19/77 Kansas W, 8-11989 Kansas W, 7-03/7/92 at Kansas W, 7-2

KENNESAW STATE (1-0)2/13/15 [71] Kennesaw State W, 7-0

KENT STATE (1-0) 3/27/80 Kent State W, 9-0

KENTUCKY (7-4)1942 Kentucky W, 8-13/11/84 at Kentucky W, 7.5-1.53/20/84 Kentucky W, 8-13/28/85 Kentucky W, 5-34/14/91 at #14 Kentucky L, 2-54/18/92 #4 Kentucky W, 7-24/6/93 at #11 Kentucky W, 4-32/3/08 [36] at #48 Kentucky W, 4-33/18/09 [45] #13 Kentucky L, 2-53/19/10 [45] #9 Kentucky L, 2-52/13/11 [38] at #12 Kentucky L, 0-7

KENYON (1-0)1940 Kenyon W, 5-1

KEY WEST NAVAL AIR BASE (1-0)3/5/50 Key West Naval Air Base W, 9-0

KEY WEST TENNIS CLUB (2-0)3/24/51 Key West Tennis Club W, 9-04/20/52 Key West Tennis Club W, 9-0

-L-LIBERTY (1-0)2/7/15 [71] Liberty W, 4-2

LONG BEACH STATE (1-0)1989 #24 Long Beach State W, 7-2

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (9-1)1989 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 5-42/21/77 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 8-14/4/82 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette W, 5-04/24/83 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette W, 7-22/16/86 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 5-44/8/88 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 1-83/29/91 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 7-23/14/06 [15] #45 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 5-21/26/13 [64] vs. #71 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 4-32/8/13 [54] #75 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 4-3

LOUISIANA-MONROE (2-0)3/6/00 Louisiana-Monroe W, 6-14/17/88 Louisiana-Monroe W, 8-1

LOUISIANA STATE (7-7)1941 Louisiana State W, 7-11947 Louisiana State W, 6-04/15/57 at Louisiana State W, 6-04/7/58 Louisiana State W, 7-23/21/59 at Louisiana State W, 7-23/27/75 Louisiana State W, 5-14/3/76 at Louisiana State L, 4-51/24/88 Louisiana State # L, 0-92/25/89 vs. #3 Louisiana State L, 3-54/21/89 #3 Louisiana State L, 3-62/24/90 vs. Louisiana State W, 5-12/23/91 vs. #10 Louisiana State L, 2-54/26/97 at #14 Louisiana State L, 2-41/31/98 #6 Louisiana State L, 1-6

LOUISVILLE (3-1)4/26/59 at Louisville W, 9-02/2/90 at Louisville W, 8-14/5/15 at #23 Louisville L, 7-04/10/16 Louisville W, 5-2

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (2-0)3/19/99 at Loyola Marymount W, 5-23/17/05 at Loyola Marymount W, 7-0

LOYOLA OF THE SOUTH (3-0)3/26/51 Loyola of the South W, 6-14/30/51 at Loyola of the South W, 4-34/28/52 at Loyola of the South W, 7-0

-M-MANHATTAN (1-0)5/13/06 [9] Manhattan W, 4-0

MARYLAND (9-1)4/27/50 at Maryland W, 9-04/3/05 at Maryland W, 6-1 3/26/06 [14] at #68 Maryland W, 7-03/24/07 [37] #45 Maryland W, 4-2

4/13/08 [23] at #58 Maryland W, 5-24/17/08 [25] #61 Maryland W, 4-14/12/09 [23] Maryland W, 7-04/9/10 [50] at Maryland W, 6-14/8/11 [24] #43 Maryland W, 7-04/1/12 [51] at Maryland L, 4-3

MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE (2-0)3/26/49 Maxwell Air Force Base W, 9-03/11/50 Maxwell Air Force Base W, 9-0

MEMPHIS STATE (1-0)4/4/78 Memphis State W, 5-4

MERCER (1-0)1936 Mercer W, 9-0

MERCYHURST (1-0)3/14/82 Mercyhurst W, 6-3

MIAMI (OHIO) (2-1)3/14/94 Miami (Ohio) W, 5-23/12/95 [14] Miami (Ohio) W, 5-23/19/96 Miami (Ohio) L, 3-4

MIAMI DADE CC NORTH (2-0)3/3/94 Miami Dade CC North W, 6-03/3/94 Miami Dade CC North W, 5-1

MICHIGAN (20-2)4/1/60 Michigan W, 9-04/2/60 Michigan W, 8-14/5/61 Michigan W, 7-24/6/61 Michigan W, 7-24/12/62 Michigan W, 9-14/13/62 Michigan W, 6-14/10/63 Michigan W, 9-04/13/63 Michigan W, 8-13/25/64 Michigan W, 7-23/27/64 Michigan W, 6-33/11/65 Michigan W, 7-23/12/65 Michigan W, 9-03/16/66 Michigan W, 7-23/17/66 Michigan W, 7-23/16/67 Michigan W, 6-33/17/67 Michigan W, 7-25/14/68 at Michigan L, 3-65/6/70 at Michigan W, 7-22/21/82 vs. Michigan W, 7-22/28/92 Michigan W, 5-13/2/01 #35 Michigan W, 7-03/3/16 #19 Michigan L, 3-4

MICHIGAN STATE (4-0)4/1/57 Michigan State W, 9-03/31/58 Michigan State W, 10-03/19/69 Michigan State W, 9-05/13/68 at Michigan State W, 9-0


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MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE (3-1)3/5/76 Middle Tennessee State W, 9-03/19/92 Middle Tennessee State W, 8-13/25/02 #29 Middle Tennessee State W, 4-33/8/16 #54 Middle Tennessee L, 2-5

MINNESOTA (7-1)3/24/72 Minnesota W, 8-13/28/73 Minnesota W, 9-02/4/84 vs. Minnesota forfeited W, 6-32/22/85 Minnesota # W, 8-13/3/89 Minnesota W, 5-15/13/01 vs. #46 Minnesota W, 4-1 5/14/06 [9] #41 Minnesota W, 4-03/18/11 [25] at #23 Minnesota L, 3-43/19/13 [70] #61 Minnesota W, 4-3

MISSISSIPPI (5-1)1939 Mississippi W, 9-03/4/89 #13 Mississippi W, 5-45/19/89 Mississippi W, 5-14/7/90 vs. Mississippi W, 6-03/18/94 vs. #8 Mississippi W, 4-35/15/94 Mississippi L, 2-4

MISSISSIPPI STATE (5-5)3/9/65 Mississippi State W, 7-25/2/66 at Mississippi State L, 4-53/4/90 Mississippi State W, 5-43/30/90 vs. Mississippi State W, 5-43/2/91 Mississippi State W, 5-13/31/94 at #6 Mississippi State L, 3-43/16/97 #5 Mississippi State L, 2-53/1/98 at #4 Mississippi State L, 1-63/12/99 #17 Mississippi State L, 1-63/16/01 #15 Mississippi St W, 5-2

-N-NAVY (0-2-1)1942 Navy T, 3-31943 Navy L, 3-41946 Navy L, 3-6

NEBRASKA (2-0)3/29/90 vs. Nebraska W, 5-15/13/11 [27] vs. #41 Nebraska W, 4-3

NEBRASKA-OMAHA (1-0)3/25/14 [39] Nebraska-Omaha W, 7-0

NEW MEXICO (4-1)2/13/88 New Mexico W, 7-23/16/95 [14] at #16 New Mexico L, 2-54/6/97 #44 New Mexico W, 6-11/29/12 [33] #55 New Mexico W, 4-33/2/13 [69] vs. New Mexico W, 5-2

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY (1-0)1937 NYU W, 9-0

NORTH CAROLINA (23-14)1936 North Carolina W, 6-34/24/50 at North Carolina W, 9-04/29/55 at North Carolina W, 6-34/27/56 at North Carolina W, 9-05/4/62 at North Carolina W, 6-34/13/63 North Carolina W, 9-05/6/67 at North Carolina W, 6-34/17/71 North Carolina W, 6-34/29/72 at North Carolina W, 6-33/31/73 North Carolina W, 6-34/8/74 at North Carolina W, 5-14/25/75 North Carolina W, 7-24/10/76 at North Carolina L, 1-84/2/77 North Carolina W, 5-44/8/78 at North Carolina L, 2-63/24/79 North Carolina W, 6-33/11/81 North Carolina W, 9-03/13/82 at North Carolina W, 7-23/11/83 North Carolina W, 5-23/8/85 vs. North Carolina W, 5-33/31/85 North Carolina W, 6-02/22/92 at #16 North Carolina L, 2-44/7/95 [31] at #40 North Carolina L, 2-54/3/99 at #75 North Carolina L, 2 - 5 3/27/05 #53 North Carolina L, 3-4 4/2/06 [13] #8 North Carolina W, 4-13/30/07 [35] at #6 North Carolina L, 1-64/18/08 [25] vs. #11 North Carolina W, 4-33/20/09 [45] at #34 North Carolina W, 4-31/31/10 [20] at #28 North Carolina L, 2-44/15/11 [25] at #19 North Carolina L, 2-54/6/12 [61] #21 North Carolina L, 5-24/12/13 [53] at #69 North Carolina W, 2-54/25/13 [55] #54 North Carolina L, 0-44/6/14 [47] #9 North Carolina L, 5-23/13/15 at #12 North Carolina L, 7-03/13/16 #1 North Carolina L, 1-6

NC STATE (15-45)1936 NC State W, 8-12/11/97 NC State W, 5-22/19/99 #72 NC State W, 5-22/11/01 NC State W, 7-03/30/02 at NC State W, 5-2 2/7/03 NC State W, 6-14/8/05 #46 NC State W, 4-3 4/16/06 [10] #34 NC State W, 6-14/15/07 [33] at #24 NC State L, 3-44/4/08 [27] #44 NC State W, 4-34/3/09 [31] at #48 NC State W, 4-34/17/09 [25] #54 NC State W, 4-34/4/10 [51] #40 NC State W, 5-24/22/10 [41] vs. #51 NC State W, 4-14/3/11 [28] at #59 NC State W, 5-23/23/12 [54] #33 NC State L, 4-33/31/13 [50] at #38 NC State L, 2-53/23/14 [72] #31 NC State W, 4-34/12/15 at #34 NC State L, 7-04/8/16 #41 NC State L, 3-4

NORTH FLORIDA (4-1)1/21/07 [11] North Florida W, 6-11/16/11 [44] North Florida W, 5-22/26/12 [36] North Florida W, 5-22/24/13 [54] #62 North Florida L, 2-52/22/14 [62] North Florida W, 4-3

NORTHWESTERN (5-0)1940 Northwestern W, 7-24/30/59 at Northwestern W, 8-13/29/63 Northwestern W, 6-13/25/90 vs. Northwestern W, 5-12/1/10 [20] at #36 Northwestern W, 4-0

NOTRE DAME (16-11)3/30/64 Notre Dame W, 7-23/31/64 Notre Dame W, 9-04/15/66 Notre Dame W, 6-04/16/66 Notre Dame W, 8-14/8/69 Notre Dame W, 9-04/9/69 Notre Dame W, 9-03/20/84 Notre Dame W, 9-04/9/94 at #15 Notre Dame W, 4-31/28/96 at Notre Dame L, 0-74/21/96 Notre Dame L, 0-44/20/97 Notre Dame W, 4-12/15/98 at #23 Notre Dame L, 2-44/26/98 #22 Notre Dame W, 4-13/11/99 #26 Notre Dame L, 2-54/25/99 Notre Dame L, 3-42/20/00 at #29 Notre Dame W, 5-24/23/00 #29 Notre Dame W, 5-24/1/01 #10 Notre Dame W, 4-3 4/22/01 #12 Notre Dame W, 4-2 2/24/02 at #7 Notre Dame L, 1-6 4/21/02 #10 Notre Dame L, 1-4 3/30/03 #53 Notre Dame W, 6-12/29/04 at #46 Notre Dame W, 5-2 5/1/04 Notre Dame L, 1-44/11/14 [46] at #12 Notre Dame L, 7-03/27/15 #37 Notre Dame L, 4-33/20/16 #51 Notre Dame L, 2-5

-O-OHIO STATE (12-4)3/16/63 Ohio State W, 9-03/18/63 Ohio State W, 9-03/26/75 Ohio State W, 9-03/22/78 Ohio State W, 9-03/19/79 Ohio State W, 7-23/24/80 Ohio State W, 9-03/20/83 Ohio State W, 8-13/28/91 Ohio State W, 6-33/24/92 Ohio State W, 5-03/24/94 Ohio State W, 5-23/23/96 Ohio State L, 2-52/14/98 vs. Ohio State W, 6-13/22/00 #43 Ohio State W, 7-03/10/07 [67] #2 Ohio State L, 2-5

2/1/08 [36] at #3 Ohio State L, 2-51/27/13 [64] at #4 Ohio State L, 0-7

OKLAHOMA STATE (1-1)2/11/06 [30] vs. #22 Oklahoma State W, 5-22/17/07 [26] #14 Oklahoma State L, 3-4

OPA-LOCKA MARINES (2-0)1946 Opa-Locka Marines W, 12-01946 Opa-Locka Marines W, 8-3

ORLANDO WATERWICH CLUB (0-1)1930 Orlando Waterwich Club L, 1-5

-P-PAN AMERICAN (1-0)4/22/72 Pan American W, 4-33/25/80 Pan American W, 9-0

PENNSYLVANIA (15-0)1939 Pennsylvania W, 8-11940 Pennsylvania W, 7-23/13/63 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/14/63 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/11/68 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/12/68 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/10/69 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/11/69 Pennsylvania W, 7-23/10/70 Pennsylvania W, 8-13/15/73 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/14/84 Pennsylvania W, 8-13/15/97 Pennsylvania W, 7-02/21/98 at Pennsylvania W, 7-03/10/04 Pennsylvania W, 5-22/8/09 [23] Pennsylvania W, 7-0

PENN STATE (1-0)3/9/00 #75 Penn State W, 5-2

PEPPERDINE (2-14)1989 #15 Pepperdine W, 6-34/14/75 Pepperdine W, 7-22/28/80 at Pepperdine L, 7-22/4/82 vs. Pepperdine L, 0-62/14/82 Pepperdine L, 3-62/3/83 at Pepperdine L, 4-53/25/84 vs. Pepperdine L, 4-53/30/85 Pepperdine L, 2-71/24/86 #5 Pepperdine # L, 2-73/24/90 vs. Pepperdine L, 0-63/9/93 at #11 Pepperdine L, 2-51/30/94 #28 Pepperdine L, 3-41/29/95 [11] #5 Pepperdine L, 1-63/18/99 at #12 Pepperdine L, 2-53/16/05 at #11 Pepperdine L, 0-4 2/14/15 [71] #48 Pepperdine L, 4-3

PITT (1-0)1940 Pitt W, 9-0


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PRESBYTERIAN (23-1)3/18/54 Presbyterian W, 9-03/19/54 Presbyterian W, 8-13/17/55 Presbyterian W, 8-03/18/55 Presbyterian W, 6-15/2/55 at Presbyterian W, 7-23/15/56 Presbyterian W, 6-33/16/56 Presbyterian W, 7-24/30/56 at Presbyterian W, 7-23/22/57 Presbyterian L, 4-53/23/57 Presbyterian W, 7-25/1/57 at Presbyterian W, 6-35/2/57 at Presbyterian W, 6-34/4/58 Presbyterian W, 6-24/5/58 Presbyterian W, 5-44/18/58 at Presbyterian W, 5-43/30/59 Presbyterian W, 5-43/18/60 Presbyterian W, 8-14/14/60 at Presbyterian W, 8-13/16/61 Presbyterian W, 9-03/17/61 Presbyterian W, 9-03/30/62 Presbyterian W, 7-15/2/62 at Presbyterian W, 9-04/15/63 Presbyterian W, 8-13/4/14 #75 Presbyterian W, 4-0

PRINCETON (35-4-1)1937 Princeton W, 8-15/3/49 at Princeton W, 8-13/27/56 vs. Princeton W, 9-04/6/59 Princeton W, 8-14/7/59 Princeton W, 6-33/28/60 Princeton W, 8-13/29/60 Princeton W, 7-13/28/61 Princeton W, 8-13/29/61 Princeton W, 9-03/27/62 Princeton W, 7-23/31/62 Princeton W, 7-14/3/63 Princeton W, 8-14/4/63 Princeton W, 7-24/3/64 Princeton L, 4-54/1/65 Princeton W, 8-14/2/65 Princeton W, 6-33/31/66 Princeton T, 4-44/1/66 Princeton W, 7-23/31/67 Princeton W, 8-14/1/67 Princeton W, 7-23/28/68 Princeton W, 8-13/29/68 Princeton W, 8-13/28/69 Princeton W, 8-13/29/69 Princeton W, 9-03/27/70 Princeton W, 8-13/28/70 Princeton W, 9-03/26/71 Princeton W, 6-33/27/71 Princeton W, 7-23/25/72 Princeton W, 9-03/23/73 Princeton W, 9-03/24/73 Princeton W, 7-23/29/74 Princeton W, 9-03/30/74 Princeton W, 7-23/28/75 Princeton W, 6-33/25/76 Princeton L, 4-5

3/27/79 Princeton L, 4-53/3/95 at Princeton L, 3-43/4/96 at #41 Princeton W, 4-32/22/98 vs. #60 Princeton W, 6-13/20/10 [45] Princeton W, 6-1

PROVIDENCE (5-0)4/20/96 Providence W, 4-04/19/97 Providence W, 4-04/25/98 Providence W, 4-04/23/99 Providence W, 4-04/21/00 Providence W, 4-0

PURDUE (1-0)3/13/08 [18] #54 Purdue W, 6-1

-Q-QUANTICO MARINES (1-0)3/22/58 Quantico Marines W, 10-0

QUINNIPIAC (1-0)3/10/15 Quinnipiac W, 6-1

-R-RHODE ISLAND (1-01942 Rhode Island W, 9-0

RICE (8-5)5/1/51 at Rice W, 7-03/1/82 Rice W, 7-23/3/90 Rice W, 5-33/15/00 at Rice W, 4-34/14/01 #35 Rice W, 4-3 2/12/06 [40] vs. #30 Rice W, 6-13/18/07 [73] #17 Rice W, 4-32/10/08 [24] at #23 Rice L, 2-51/25/09 [17] #24 Rice L, 3-42/7/10 [27] at #32 Rice L, 1-61/22/11 [44] #30 Rice L, 2-52/5/12 [37] at #38 Rice L, 7-02/3/13 [60] #50 Rice W, 6-1

RICHMOND NAVAL AIR STATION (2-0)1943 Richmond Naval Air Station W, 4-11945 Richmond Naval Air Station W

ROLLINS (55-5)1930 Rollins L, 0-51931 Rollins L, 2-41932 Rollins W, 9-01932 Rollins W, 8-01934 Rollins W, 5-31934 Rollins L, 3-41934 Rollins W, 6-01935 Rollins W, 4-31935 Rollins W, 6-01935 Rollins L, 4-51936 Rollins W, 7-21936 Rollins W, 6-31937 Rollins W, 9-01947 Rollins W, 6-31948 Rollins L, 2-7

4/1/50 at Rollins W, 9-04/15/50 at Rollins W, 6-34/4/51 Rollins W, 7-24/21/51 at Rollins W, 5-45/10/52 Rollins W, 5-44/4/53 Rollins W, 7-24/25/53 at Rollins W, 5-34/9/54 at Rollins W, 5-44/22/54 Rollins W, 6-04/16/55 at Rollins W, 9-04/23/55 Rollins W, 7-13/29/56 at Rollins W, 8-14/21/56 Rollins W, 7-23/30/57 at Rollins W, 9-04/25/57 Rollins W, 6-24/28/58 Rollins W, 9-03/18/59 at Rollins W, 7-25/16/59 Rollins W, 7-14/23/60 at Rollins W, 8-05/14/60 Rollins W, 9-0 3/11/61 at Rollins W, 8-14/29/61 Rollins W, 8-14/10/62 Rollins W, 9-04/16/62 at Rollins W, 8-15/11/63 vs. Rollins W, 8-15/8/65 Rollins W, 8-15/14/66 at Rollins W, 8-1 4/29/67 Rollins W, 8-15/10/68 at Rollins W, 9-05/9/69 Rollins W, 7-24/17/70 at Rollins W, 9-04/16/71 Rollins W, 6-34/14/72 at Rollins W, 6-34/13/73 Rollins W, 8-14/19/74 at Rollins W, 9-03/1/75 Rollins W, 8-14/21/76 at Rollins W, 7-24/22/77 Rollins W, 8-14/21/78 at Rollins W, 8-14/27/79 Rollins W, 8-13/4/84 at Rollins W, 8-14/21/84 Rollins W, 7-23/16/85 at Rollins W, 9-03/19/85 Rollins W, 5-12/3/89 Rollins W, 8-1

RUTGERS (1-0)4/27/03 Rutgers W, 4-1

-S-SAMFORD (1-0)1/25/08 [36] Samford W, 6-1

SAN DIEGO (2-1)3/28/88 San Diego W, 5-33/21/91 at San Diego W, 5-13/11/93 at #23 San Diego L, 2-5

SETON HALL (1-0)4/19/96 Seton Hall W, 4-0

SOUTH ALABAMA (5-4)4/22/83 vs. South Alabama W, 5-02/17/95 #28 South Alabama L, 3-45/6/95 [22] vs. South Alabama L, 3-42/28/97 #10 South Alabama L, 3-44/6/98 at #11 South Alabama W, 5-21/31/99 #38 South Alabama W, 5-22/13/00 #73 South Alabama W, 5-24/6/01 at #10 South Alabama L, 2-4 1/27/02 #17 South Alabama W, 4-3

SOUTH CAROLINA (11-4)1936 South Carolina W, 9-01948 South Carolina L, 2-73/18/76 South Carolina W, 6-33/14/77 South Carolina W, 7-24/6/78 at South Carolina L, 2-73/25/79 South Carolina W, 5-43/29/85 South Carolina W, 5-32/21/86 vs. #13 South Carolina L, 2-53/28/86 vs. #13 South Carolina W, 6-32/20/87 vs. South Carolina W, 5-44/17/87 South Carolina L, 1-63/5/88 vs. South Carolina W, 7-23/25/88 South Carolina W, 6-34/14/90 at South Carolina W, 6-33/23/91 at South Carolina W, 5-2

SOUTH FLORIDA (43-8)4/6/71 at USF W, 8-14/17/72 USF W, 8-13/12/73 at USF W, 9-04/1/75 USF W, 9-05/10/75 at USF W, 8-13/10/76 USF W, 8-12/28/77 at USF W, 7-24/16/77 USF W, 6-32/15/78 USF W, 8-14/17/78 at USF W, 8-13/17/79 at USF W, 8-14/28/79 USF W, 6-32/17/80 USF W, 9-05/6/80 at USF W, 8-12/14/81 USF W, 9-02/27/82 at USF W, 9-03/19/83 USF W, 7-24/21/83 at USF W, 6-31/28/84 USF W, 9-03/3/84 at USF W, 8-13/17/85 at USF W, 9-04/6/85 USF W, 8-14/5/86 vs. USF W, 8-12/14/88 USF W, 7-24/22/89 USF W, 8-13/16/90 at USF W, 8-04/6/91 USF W, 7-23/14/92 USF W, 8-13/27/93 USF W, 5-22/12/94 at USF W, 7-04/1/95 USF W, 4-34/13/96 at #30 USF L, 1-64/5/97 #59 USF W, 4-3


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3/28/98 [45] at #42 USF L, 3-44/10/99 #36 USF L, 1-62/6/00 #47 USF W, 6-13/24/01 at #46 USF W, 4-3 4/6/02 #34 USF L, 3-4 5/11/02 #25 USF L, 1-44/5/03 at #48 USF L, 1-62/7/04 #34 USF W, 4-3 2/6/05 at #54 USF W, 4-3 2/26/06 [18] USF W, 4-02/9/07 [11] at USF W, 5-25/10/08 [19] vs. #42 USF W, 4-23/13/09 [33] at #50 USF L, 2-52/28/10 [31] #50 USF W, 4-33/6/11 [34] at USF W, 4-32/18/12 [39] #56 USF W, 5-22/10/13 [54] at USF W, 5-22/9/14 [60] USF L, 5-2

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (1-9)1938 Southern California L, 4-63/18/72 Southern California L, 2-73/15/75 Southern California L, 4-53/3/80 at Southern California L, 6-33/23/84 vs. Southern California L, 0-92/20/86 vs. #4 Southern California L, 0-53/18/86 at #4 Southern California L, 2-73/24/88 Southern California L, 1-51/29/89 #7 Southern California L, 3-62/22/90 vs. Southern California W, 5-4

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (17-0)3/24/66 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/20/67 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/22/67 Southern Illinois W, 8-13/18/68 Southern Illinois W, 6-03/19/68 Southern Illinois W, 7-03/24/69 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/25/69 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/23/70 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/24/70 Southern Illinois W, 6-33/22/71 Southern Illinois W, 8-13/23/71 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/20/72 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/21/72 Southern Illinois W, 5-43/25/74 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/25/75 Southern Illinois W, 6-33/23/77 Southern Illinois W, 8-13/13/79 Southern Illinois W, 7-2

SOUTHERN ILL. - EDWARDSVILLE (2-0)3/13/83 vs. SIU-Edwardsville W, 5-43/9/84 at SIU-Edwardsville W, 8-1

SOUTHERN METHODIST (13-11-1)4/19/57 at Southern Methodist W, 4-25/1/69 at Southern Methodist W, 8-12/28/70 Southern Methodist W, 8-15/6/71 at Southern Methodist W, 5-23/4/72 Southern Methodist W, 5-35/7/73 at Southern Methodist W, 6-3

2/23/74 Southern Methodist W, 7-24/22/75 at Southern Methodist T, 4-45/26/77 Southern Methodist L, 0-53/18/81 at Southern Methodist L, 3-62/13/82 Southern Methodist L, 1-53/5/82 vs. Southern Methodist L, 0-63/8/85 vs. Southern Methodist L, 1-53/4/86 at #1 Southern Methodist L, 1-63/29/86 vs. #1 Southern Methodist L, 1-51/25/87 Southern Methodist L, 3-53/7/87 vs. Southern Methodist W, 5-23/10/87 vs. Southern Methodist L, 2-65/16/87 Southern Methodist W, 5-11/23/88 Southern Methodist # L, 1-81/28/89 Southern Methodist # W, 5-41/27/90 Southern Methodist W, 9-03/13/00 at #9 Southern Methodist L, 3-43/9/02 at #38 Southern Methodist W, 5-2 1/25/04 #38 Southern Methodist W, 4-3

SOUTHERN MISS (1-0)2/3/01 at #70 Southern Miss W, 6-1

SOUTHWEST TEXAS (1-0)3/4/88 vs. Southwest Texas W, 7-2

ST. JOHN’S (3-1)4/23/95 St. John’s W, 4-04/24/99 St. John’s W, 4-05/2/04 St. John’s W, 4-01/16/16 St. John’s L, 3-4

ST. JOSEPH’S (PA.) (1-0)3/4/81 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 9-0

ST. PETE/TAMPA TENNIS CLUB (10-0)3/8/52 St. Petersburg Tennis Club W, 5-13/9/52 St. Petersburg Tennis Club W, 6-03/21/53 St. Petersburg - Tampa Tennis Club W, 7-23/6/54 St. Petersburg - Tampa Tennis Club W, 8-13/7/54 St. Petersburg - Tampa Tennis Club W, 9-03/5/55 St. Petersburg - Tampa Tennis Club W, 6-03/6/55 St. Petersburg - Tampa Tennis Club W, 7-04/14/56 St. Petersburg - Tampa Tennis Club W, 7-04/15/56 St. Petersburg - Tampa Tennis Club W, 5-23/25/56 St. Petersburg Tennis Club W, 6-3

STANFORD (1-9)1938 Stanford W, 7-01941 Stanford L, 4-52/24/75 at Stanford L, 2-75/20/89 Stanford L, 1-52/23/90 vs. Stanford L, 1-52/22/91 vs. #1 Stanford L, 2-53/11/91 at #1 Stanford L, 3-62/16/92 at #3 Stanford L, 1-52/11/95 [11] at #1 Stanford L, 0-72/18/07 [26] #28 Stanford L, 3-4

STETSON (3-0)2/19/05 Stetson W, 6-1

1/24/07 [11] Stetson W, 6-12/19/10 [31] Stetson W, 6-1

-T-TAMPA (3-0)4/18/53 University of Tampa W, 7-03/17/75 Tampa W, 9-03/19/76 Tampa W, 9-0

TENNESSEE (11-8)1989 Tennessee L, 4-53/21/49 Tennessee W, 9-03/19/50 Tennessee W, 9-03/20/50 Tennessee W, 9-03/24/67 Tennessee W, 6-34/5/75 at Tennessee W, 7-23/4/78 Tennessee L, 4-52/28/82 vs. Tennessee W, 5-14/2/82 vs. Tennessee W, 6-33/16/88 Tennessee L, 1-83/31/90 vs. Tennessee L, 4-54/20/90 Tennessee L, 4-55/20/90 Tennessee L, 2-54/12/91 #6 Tennessee W, 5-44/5/93 at #4 Tennessee L, 2-53/15/94 at #13 Tennessee W, 4-35/14/94 Tennessee W, 4-23/20/06 [14] #33 Tennessee W, 7-05/11/07 [34] vs. #25 Tennessee L, 3-4

TEXAS (8-11)1938 Texas L, 4-51938 Texas W, 5-41941 Texas W, 5-41948 Texas L, 3-65/3/51 at Texas W, 7-04/30/52 at Texas L, 3-44/21/75 at Texas L, 3-63/13/76 Texas L, 4-54/16/79 at Texas L, 3-63/14/81 at Texas W, 6-32/5/82 vs. Texas L, 3-63/6/82 vs. Texas W, 6-33/5/83 vs. Texas W, 6-03/14/83 vs. Texas W, 6-33/22/83 at Texas W, 8-03/15/84 Texas forfeited W, 5-45/17/86 Texas L, 2-53/25/95 at #8 Texas L, 3-43/7/98 at #8 Texas L, 3-43/7/99 #7 Texas L, 2-5

TEXAS A&M (5-8)5/2/52 at Texas A&M W, 4-24/16/57 at Texas A&M W, 5-12/18/89 Texas A&M W, 8-12/1/91 Texas A&M W, 5-23/22/96 #22 Texas A&M L, 2-53/9/98 [50] at #33 Texas A&M L, 1-62/27/99 #14 Texas A&M L, 2-53/11/00 at #13 Texas A&M L, 7-0

2/25/01 #5 Texas A&M L, 2-5 3/11/02 at #25 Texas A&M L, 1-4 2/9/03 #10 Texas A&M W, 4-33/15/04 at #13 Texas A&M L, 1-6 1/30/11 [44] at #10 Texas A&M L, 0-7

TEXAS CHRISTIAN (14-6)1989 #9 Texas Christian W, 5-15/4/51 at Texas Christian W, 6-05/1/52 at Texas Christian W, 6-14/18/57 at Texas Christian W, 6-05/25/77 Texas Christian W, 5-44/12/79 at Texas Christian W, 5-43/17/81 at Texas Christian W, 6-33/5/86 vs. #16 Texas Christian L, 4-52/19/89 #9 Texas Christian W, 5-42/21/91 vs. Texas Christian W, 5-42/2/92 #6 Texas Christian L, 3-53/28/92 at #2 Texas Christian L, 2-43/18/93 at Texas Christian W, 4-31/28/94 #15 Texas Christian W, 4-33/18/95 at #11 Texas Christian L, 2-43/26/95 at #10 Texas Christian W, 4-33/10/98 at #40 Texas Christian W, 4-33/8/02 at #34 Texas Christian L, 1-6 3/13/03 #32 Texas Christian W, 5-23/17/04 at #15 Texas Christian L, 0-7

TEXAS TECH (0-2)3/1/13 [69] at #58 Texas Tech L, 3-42/7/14 [60] #54 Texas Tech L, 4-3

TRINITY (9-12)5/1/65 Trinity W, 6-34/30/66 at Trinity L, 1-54/15/68 Trinity L, 4-55/3/69 at Trinity L, 4-54/25/70 Trinity W, 5-45/8/71 at Trinity L, 1-85/6/72 Trinity L, 2-75/5/73 at Trinity W, 6-34/27/74 Trinity W, 9-04/19/75 at Trinity L, 4-54/17/76 Trinity L, 3-63/10/77 at Trinity L, 3-54/14/79 at Trinity L, 2-73/7/80 vs. Trinity W, 6-33/16/81 at Trinity W, 7-24/3/82 vs. Trinity L, 2-63/23/83 at Trinity L, 3-65/14/83 Trinity L, 4-53/8/86 vs. Trinity W, 5-13/27/86 vs. Trinity W, 5-21989 #23 Trinity W, 6-3

TROY (3-0)2/11/11 [38] #65 Troy W, 7-03/12/14 [65] Troy W, 5-21/30/16 #68 Troy W, 4-3


HISTORY


TULANE (3-3-1)1938 Tulane W, 5-11947 Tulane L, 3-64/10/65 at Tulane T, 3-32/2/96 Tulane L, 3-42/4/00 #42 Tulane W, 5-22/4/01 at #42 Tulane W, 4-3 1/25/15 [52] #61 Tulane L, 4-1

TULSA (2-0)3/3/83 vs. Tulsa W, 6-03/2/88 vs. Tulsa W, 6-0

-U-US NAVAL PRE-FLIGHT SCHOOL (1-0)4/1/49 U.S. Naval Pre-Flight School W, 9-0

U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY (1-0)5/7/55 at U.S. Military Academy W, 8-1

UCF (15-2)4/7/79 UCF W, 9-02/28/83 UCF W, 8-02/27/98 UCF W, 7-04/1/00 UCF W, 7-03/3/04 UCF W, 7-0 2/25/05 UCF W, 7-0 2/18/06 [24] UCF W, 7-02/11/07 [11] at #69 UCF W, 6-12/15/08 [26] UCF W, 6-13/15/09 [33] at #68 UCF W, 7-02/21/10 [31] UCF W, 4-33/5/11 [34] at UCF W, 5-12/24/12 [36] UCF W, 5-22/1/13 [60] UCF W, 6-11/19/14 [55] at UCF L, 4-31/19/15 [52] #70 UCF L, 4-31/29/16 UCF W, 5-2

UCLA (1-13-1)1938 UCLA T, 5-51941 UCLA W, 8-11948 UCLA L, 2-71987 UCLA L, 1-51989 #1 UCLA L, 0-61989 #1 UCLA L, 4-53/4/80 at UCLA L, 9-05/19/80 vs. UCLA L, 5-13/26/84 at UCLA L, 1-85/18/85 UCLA L, 2-5 3/19/86 at #2 UCLA L, 2-73/8/93 at #1 UCLA L, 0-73/17/99 at #1 UCLA L, 1-6 2/16/07 [26] #6 UCLA L, 1-45/14/09 [22] #7 UCLA L, 1-4

UNC Wilmington (0-1)1/22/16 vs. UNC Wilmington L, 1-4

UTAH (1-0)1987 Utah W, 6-0

-V-VALPARAISO (1-0)3/10/15 Valparaiso W, 6-1

VANDERBILT (6-0)1940 Vanderbilt W, 6-31942 Vanderbilt W, 8-11946 Vanderbilt W, 7-21989 Vanderbilt W, 7-25/1/50 at Vanderbilt W, 9-05/2/59 at Vanderbilt W, 9-0

VILLANOVA (1-0)4/24/98 Villanova W, 4-0

VIRGINIA (4-17)1946 Virginia W, 6-35/5/49 at Virginia W, 7-24/25/50 at Virginia W, 8-14/2/05 at #3 Virginia L, 0-4 4/22/05 vs. Virginia L, 1-4 4/7/06 [14] at #8 Virginia W, 4-34/22/06 [10] vs. #9 Virginia L, 2-45/20/06 [9] vs. #8 Virginia L, 0-44/6/07 [37] #3 Virginia L, 2-54/20/07 [35] #2 Virginia L, 1-43/28/08 [26] at #1 Virginia L, 0-74/20/08 [25] vs. #1 Virginia L, 0-43/27/09 [36] #1 Virginia L, 3-43/26/10 [49] at #1 Virginia L, 0-74/23/10 [41] vs. Virginia L, 0-43/25/11 [29] #1 Virginia L, 0-74/15/12 [63] at #3 Virginia L, 1-64/21/13 [55] #1 Virginia L, 1-63/28/14 [39] at #4 Virginia L, 7-04/19/15 #4 Virginia L, 2-54/17/16 #1 Virginia L, 0-7

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH (1-1)3/12/92 Virginia Commonwealth W, 5-11/31/97 vs. #16 VCU L, 1-6

VIRGINIA TECH (8-11)1/30/97 vs. #47 Virginia Tech W, 5-45/15/98 Virginia Tech L, 0-44/21/01 #56 Virginia Tech W, 4-1 4/20/02 #35 Virginia Tech W, 4-33/9/03 #49 Virginia Tech L, 2-53/6/05 #68 Virginia Tech L, 3-4 4/21/05 vs. Virginia Tech W, 4-3 4/9/06 [14] at #54 Virginia Tech W, 6-14/8/07 [37] #30 Virginia Tech W, 4-33/30/08 [26] at #28 Virginia Tech L, 1-63/29/09 [36] #21 Virginia Tech W, 5-03/28/10 [49] at #20 Virginia Tech L, 2-53/27/11 [29] #36 Virginia Tech W, 6-1

4/13/12 [63] at #51 Virginia Tech L, 1-64/19/13 [55] #52 Virginia Tech L, 0-73/30/14 [39] at #54 Virginia Tech L, 6-14/17/15 #14 Virginia Tech L, 7-04/15/16 at #40 Virginia Tech L, 1-64/21/16 vs #36 Virginia Tech L, 0-4

-W-WAKE FOREST (13-9)4/3/73 Wake Forest W, 9-03/15/79 Wake Forest W, 6-32/12/88 Wake Forest W, 6-33/3/91 Wake Forest W, 6-03/13/98 #63 Wake Forest W, 4-32/18/01 #68 Wake Forest W, 4-2 4/3/04 at #42 Wake Forest L, 1-6 3/9/05 #23 Wake Forest L, 3-4 4/14/06 [10] #26 Wake Forest W, 5-24/21/06 [10] #27 Wake Forest W, 4-34/13/07 [33] at #11 Wake Forest L, 3-44/6/08 [27] #28 Wake Forest W, 4-34/5/09 [31] at #28 Wake Forest W, 4-34/18/09 [25] #20 Wake Forest L, 2-44/2/10 [51] #24 Wake Forest L, 2-54/1/11 [28] at #35 Wake Forest W, 5-21/28/12 [33] #41 Wake Forest L, 4-33/25/12 [54] Wake Forest W, 4-33/29/13 [50] at #28 Wake Forest L, 1-63/21/14 [72] #18 Wake Forest W, 4-34/10/15 at #13 Wake Forest L, 7-03/25/16 #13 Wake Forest L, 0-7

WESLEYAN (4-0)5/8/53 Wesleyan W, 9-05/5/54 at Wesleyan W, 9-05/5/55 at Wesleyan W, 9-05/2/56 at Wesleyan W, 9-0

WEST SIDE TENNIS CLUB (0-0-1)1942 West Side Tennis Club T, 5-5

WEST VIRGINIA (6-1)4/8/90 at West Virginia L, 1-54/17/91 West Virginia W, 9-04/17/92 West Virginia W, 7-24/18/97 West Virginia W, 4-04/21/98 [29] West Virginia W, 7-04/22/00 West Virginia W, 4-04/19/02 West Virginia W, 4-0 WESTERN MICHIGAN (2-0)2/23/02 at Western Michigan W, 6-1 2/28/04 vs. #63 Western Michigan W, 7-0

WILLIAM & MARY (3-1)1936 William & Mary W, 7-21939 William & Mary W, 8-11946 William & Mary L, 0-84/26/50 at William & Mary W, 8-1

WILLIAMS COLLEGE (1-0)1937 Williams College W, 8-1

WISCONSIN (8-2)3/28/67 Wisconsin W, 8-12/19/00 at Wisconsin W, 4-32/9/01 #75 Wisconsin W, 6-1 3/3/02 Wisconsin W, 5-1 3/19/03 Wisconsin W, 4-33/19/04 Wisconsin W, 6-1 3/23/05 Wisconsin W, 5-2 2/4/07 [10] Wisconsin L, 3-43/31/10 [51] #30 Wisconsin L, 3-43/17/14 [65] #58 Wisconsin W, 4-0

WOFFORD (1-0)1937 Wofford W, 7-0

-X-XAVIER (1-0)3/4/14 Xavier W, 7-0

-Y-YALE (48-1) 1939 Yale W, 7-21940 Yale W, 6-35/2/49 at Yale W, 7-24/6/50 Yale W, 7-24/7/50 Yale W, 6-44/28/50 at Yale W, 8.5, 0.54/6/51 Yale W, 9-04/1/52 Yale W, 10-34/2/52 Yale W, 9-04/2/53 Yale W, 9-04/1/54 Yale W, 9-04/2/54 Yale W, 5-15/6/54 at Yale W, 5-44/6/55 Yale W, 8-14/7/55 Yale W, 7-15/6/55 at Yale W, 7-23/31/56 Yale W, 9-04/1/56 Yale W, 9-05/3/56 at Yale W, 9-03/25/57 Yale W, 8-13/26/57 Yale W, 8-13/25/58 Yale W, 6-33/26/59 Yale W, 7-23/31/60 Yale W, 5-33/23/61 Yale W, 7-23/24/61 Yale W, 8-13/22/62 Yale W, 8-13/23/62 Yale W, 9-03/21/63 Yale W, 8-13/22/63 Yale W, 8-13/26/64 Yale W, 9-03/28/64 Yale W, 9-03/25/65 Yale W, 9-03/26/65 Yale W, 9-03/25/66 Yale W, 8-13/26/66 Yale W, 8-13/27/67 Yale W, 8-13/30/67 Yale W, 8-13/20/68 Yale W, 9-03/21/68 Yale W, 8-13/20/69 Yale W, 7-23/21/69 Yale W, 8-13/18/70 Yale W, 8-13/19/70 Yale W, 9-03/18/71 Yale W, 8-13/19/71 Yale W, 9-03/23/72 Yale W, 8-13/26/77 Yale W, 8-13/3/96 at Yale L, 3-4


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ORY

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1930 Coach J. Burton Rix 0-2 Rollins L, 0-5 Orlando Waterwich Club L, 1-5

1931 Coach Wally Greer 0-1 Rollins L, 2-4

1932 Coach Wally Greer 2-1 Rollins W, 9-0 Rollins W, 8-0 Baltimore Tennis Club L, 3-4

1933 - No Team

1934 Coach Wally Greer 3-1 Rollins W, 5-3 Rollins L, 3-4 Edison High W, 6-2 Rollins W, 6-0

1935 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 2-1 Rollins W, 4-3 Rollins W, 6-0 Rollins L, 4-5

1936 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 13-0 Rollins W, 7-2 Rollins W, 6-3 Mercer W, 9-0 Georgia W, 9-0 South Carolina W, 9-0 Davidson W, 8-1 NC State W, 8-1 Duke W, 7-2 North Carolina W, 6-3 Harvard W, 7-2 Dartmouth W, 8-1 Colgate W, 8-1 William & Mary W, 7-2

1937 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 8-0 Wofford W, 7-0 NYU W, 9-0 Princeton W, 8-1 Rollins W, 9-0 Colgate W, 8-1 Cornell W, 9-0 Williams College W, 8-1 Harvard W, 9-0

1938 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 4-3-1 Tulane W, 5-1 Texas L, 4-5 Arizona W, 9-0 UCLA T, 5-5 Stanford W, 7-0 California L, 1-9 Southern California L, 4-6 Texas W, 5-4

1939 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 10-0 Georgia W, 6-0 Mississippi W, 9-0 Auburn W, 9-0 Emory W, 9-0 Harvard W, 7-2 Yale W, 7-2 Dartmouth W, 8-0 William & Mary W, 8-1 Army W, 9-0 Pennsylvania W, 8-1

1940 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 9-0 Pennsylvania W, 7-2 Army W, 7-1 Yale W, 6-3 Harvard W, 9-0 Pittsburgh W, 9-0 Kenyon W, 5-1 Northwestern W, 7-2 Vanderbilt W, 6-3 Emory W, 9-0

1941 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 5-2 Colorado W, 7-2 Louisiana State W, 7-1 Arizona W, 8-1 UCLA W, 8-1 Stanford L, 4-5 California L, 4-5 Texas W, 5-4

1942 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 7-0-2 Vanderbilt W, 8-1 Kentucky W, 8-1 Buffalo W, 9-0 Cornell W, 8-1 Harvard W, 6-3 Rhode Island W, 9-0 Navy T, 3-3 Georgetown W, 6-3 West Side Tennis Club T, 5-5

1943 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 2-1Francisco Segura - Singles National Champion Richmond Naval Air Station W, 4-1 Army Air Force W, 4-3 Navy L, 3-4

1944 - No Team, WarFrancisco Segura - Singles National Champion

1945 No Coach 2-0Francisco Segura – Singles National ChampionFrancisco Segura – Doubles National ChampionThomas Burke – Doubles National Champion Richmond Naval Air Station W Navy Air Base of Jacksonville W*team was three players: Pancho Segura, Mark Brown and Tom Blake.

1946 Coach Mercer Beasley 4-2-1 Opa-Locka Marines W, 12-0 Opa-Locka Marines W, 8-3 Ft. Lauderdale Town & Tennis T, 6-6 Vanderbilt W, 7-2 William & Mary L, 0-8 Navy L, 3-6 Virginia W, 6-3

1947 Coach Gardnar Mulloy 7-1 Florida W, 9-0 Louisiana State W, 6-0 Tulane L, 3-6 Georgia Tech W, 7-2 Rollins W, 6-3 Florida Southern W, 9-0 Florida W, 9-0 Florida Southern W, 8-1

1948 Coach John Howard 2-4 Florida W, 9-0 Rollins L, 2-7 Texas L, 3-6 South Carolina L, 2-7 UCLA L, 2-7 Arizona W, 6-3


HISTORY

ALL-TIME RESULTS

1949 Coach Bill Lufler 12-03/5 Florida W, 7.5-1.53/21 Tennessee W, 9-03/26 Maxwell Air Force Base W, 9-04/1 Jacksonville Naval Air Station W, 9-04/1 U.S. Naval Pre-Flight school W, 9-04/4 Furman W, 6-14/23 at Florida W, 9-04/25 at Furman W, 6-04/27 at Davidson W, 5-15/2 at Yale W, 7-25/3 at Princeton W, 8-15/5 at Virginia W, 7-2

1950 Coach Bill Lufler 18-03/5 Key West Naval Air Base W, 9-03/11 Maxwell Air Force Base W, 9-03/19 Tennessee W, 9-03/20 Tennessee W, 9-03/30 Dartmouth W, 8-14/1 at Rollins W, 9-04/6 Yale W, 7-24/7 Yale W, 6-44/10 Furman W, 7-04/15 at Rollins W, 6-34/22 at Florida W, 8-14/24 at North Carolina W, 9-04/25 at Virginia W, 8-14/26 at William & Mary W, 8-14/27 at Maryland W, 9-04/28 at Yale W, 8.5, 0.55/1 at Vanderbilt W, 9-05/2 at Georgia W, 7-0

1951 Coach Bill Lufler 14-03/22 Florida State W, 8-13/24 Key West Tennis Club W, 9-03/26 Loyola of the South W, 6-14/4 Rollins W, 7-24/6 Yale W, 9-04/7 Florida W, 6-24/14 Birmingham-Southern W, 6-14/21 at Rollins W, 5-44/26 at Florida State W, 9-04/30 at Loyola of the South W, 4-35/1 at Rice W, 7-05/2 at Houston W, 4-25/3 at Texas W, 7-05/4 at Texas Christian W, 6-0

1952 Coach Bill Lufler 15-1-13/8 St. Petersburg Tennis Club W, 5-13/9 St. Petersburg Tennis Club W, 6-04/1 Yale W, 10-34/2 Yale W, 9-04/3 at Concordia Seminary W, 7-0 Florida W, 6-24/11 Indiana W, 5-44/14 Cincinnati W, 8-14/15 Cincinnati W, 7-24/20 Key West Tennis Club W, 9-04/26 at Florida State W, 9-04/28 at Loyola of the South W, 7-04/29 at Houston T, 3-34/30 at Texas L, 3-45/1 at Texas Christian W, 6-15/2 at Texas A&M W, 4-25/10 Rollins W, 5-4

1953 Coach Bill Lufler 13-03/21 Tampa - St. Petersburg W, 7-23/26 Duke W, 7-23/27 Amherst W, 9-04/2 Yale W, 9-04/4 Rollins W, 7-24/11 Florida W, 7-24/18 University of Tampa W, 7-04/25 at Rollins W, 5-35/1 at Davidson W, 7-25/2 at Duke W, 6-35/4 at Bucknell W, 9-05/6 at Columbia W, 9-05/8 Wesleyan W, 9-016-straight wins

1954 Coach Bill Lufler 17-03/6 Tampa - St. Petersburg W, 8-13/7 Tampa - St. Petersburg W, 9-03/17 Florida State W, 9-03/18 Presbyterian W, 9-03/19 Presbyterian W, 8-13/20 Georgia W, 9-04/1 Yale W, 9-04/2 Yale W, 5-14/3 Duke W, 9-04/9 at Rollins W, 5-44/10 at Florida W, 7-24/22 Rollins W, 6-04/30 at Davidson W, 9-05/1 at Duke W, 8-05/5 at Wesleyan W, 9-05/6 at Yale W, 5-45/7 at Army W, 9-033-straight wins

1955 Coach Bill Lufler 16-03/5 St. Petersburg-Tampa W, 6-03/6 St. Petersburg-Tampa W, 7-03/17 Presbyterian W, 8-03/18 Presbyterian W, 6-13/19 Davidson W, 8-14/6 Yale W, 8-14/7 Yale W, 7-14/16 at Rollins W, 9-04/23 Rollins W, 7-14/28 at Davidson W, 9-04/29 at North Carolina W, 6-34/30 at Duke W, 6-35/2 at Presbyterian W, 7-25/5 at Wesleyan W, 9-05/6 at Yale W, 7-25/7 at U.S. Military Academy W, 8-149-straight wins

1956 Coach Bill Lufler 22-03/15 Presbyterian W, 6-33/16 Presbyterian W, 7-23/24 at Florida W, 9-03/25 St. Petersburg Tennis Club W, 6-33/26 at Florida State W, 9-03/27 vs. Princeton W, 9-03/28 at Florida Southern W, 9-03/29 at Rollins W, 8-13/30 Dartmouth W, 9-03/31 Yale W, 9-04/1 Yale W, 9-04/2 Indiana W, 8-14/3 Indiana W, 9-04/14 St. Petersburg-Tampa W, 7-04/15 St. Petersburg-Tampa W, 5-24/21 Rollins W, 7-24/27 at North Carolina W, 9-04/28 at Duke W, 9-04/30 at Presbyterian W, 7-25/2 at Wesleyan W, 9-05/3 at Yale W, 9-05/4 at Harvard W, 9-071-straight wins


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1957 Coach Bill Lufler 21-13/21 Georgia W, 8-13/22 Presbyterian L, 4-53/23 Presbyterian W, 7-23/25 Yale W, 8-13/26 Yale W, 8-13/30 at Rollins W, 9-04/1 Michigan State W, 9-04/4 Dartmouth W, 9-04/5 Dartmouth W, 8-14/6 Florida W, 7-24/13 at Florida State W, 9-04/15 at Louisiana State W, 6-04/16 at Texas A&M W, 5-14/17 at Houston W, 6-04/18 at Texas Christian W, 6-04/19 at Southern Methodist W, 4-24/25 Rollins W, 6-24/29 at Georgia W, 6-35/1 at Presbyterian W, 6-35/2 at Presbyterian W, 6-35/3 at Duke W, 6-15/4 at Duke W, 4-372-straight wins from 5/1/52 to 3/21/5720-straight wins

1958 Coach Dale Lewis 15-0Fourth in NCAA Tournament 3/19 Georgia Tech W, 9-03/22 Quantico Marines W, 10-03/25 Yale W, 6-33/27 Dartmouth W, 9-03/28 Dartmouth W, 9-03/31 Michigan State W, 10-04/4 Presbyterian W, 6-24/5 Presbyterian W, 5-44/7 Louisiana State W, 7-24/15 at Florida W, 9-04/16 at Georgia Tech W, 8-14/17 at Georgia W, 8-14/18 at Presbyterian W, 5-44/19 at Davidson W, 9-04/28 Rollins W, 9-035-straight wins

1959 Coach Dale Lewis 19-0Fourth in NCAA Tournament 3/18 at Rollins W, 7-23/19 at Florida State W, 9-03/21 at Louisiana State W, 7-23/25 Concordia W, 7-03/26 Yale W, 7-23/28 Georgia Tech W, 5-43/30 Presbyterian W, 5-44/6 Princeton W, 8-14/7 Princeton W, 6-34/11 Florida W, 7-24/26 at Louisville W, 9-04/27 at Cincinnati W, 5-04/28 at Indiana W, 9-04/29 at DePauw W, 9-04/30 at Northwestern W, 8-15/1 at Illinois W, 5-45/2 at Vanderbilt W, 9-05/9 Florida State W, 8-15/16 Rollins W, 7-154-straight wins

1960 Coach Dale Lewis 17-0Fourth in NCAA Tournament 3/18 Presbyterian W, 8-13/25 Georgia Tech W, 7-23/28 Princeton W, 8-13/29 Princeton W, 7-13/31 Yale W, 5-34/1 Michigan W, 9-04/2 Michigan W, 8-14/8 at Florida W, 9-04/9 at Florida State W, 7-04/11 at Georgia Tech W, 7-24/12 at Georgia W, 9-04/14 at Presbyterian W, 8-14/15 at Davidson W, 9-04/16 at Duke W, 8-14/23 at Rollins W, 8-05/7 Florida State W, 9-05/14 Rollins W, 9-0 71-straight wins

1961 Coach Dale Lewis 18-0Fourth in NCAA Tournament 3/11 at Rollins W, 8-13/16 Presbyterian W, 9-03/17 Presbyterian W, 9-03/22 Dartmouth W, 8-13/23 Yale W, 7-23/24 Yale W, 8-13/25 Army W, 9-03/28 Princeton W, 8-13/29 Princeton W, 9-03/31 Duke W, 8-14/5 Michigan W, 7-24/6 Michigan W, 7-24/8 Florida W, 7-24/15 Florida State W, 7-24/29 Rollins W, 8-15/4 at Georgia W, 8-15/5 at Georgia Tech W, 9-05/6 at Florida State W, 9-089-straight wins

1962 Coach Dale Lewis 17-0Fourth in NCAA Tournament 3/22 Yale W, 8-13/23 Yale W, 9-03/24 Army W, 9-03/27 Princeton W, 7-23/30 Presbyterian W, 7-13/30 Duke W, 8-13/31 Princeton W, 7-14/10 Rollins W, 9-04/12 Michigan W, 9-14/13 Michigan W, 6-14/16 at Rollins W, 8-14/28 at Florida W, 7-24/30 at Georgia Tech W, 9-05/1 at Georgia W, 6-35/2 at Presbyterian W, 9-05/3 at Duke W, 9-05/4 at North Carolina W, 6-3106-straight wins


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1963 Coach Dale Lewis 20-0Fourth in NCAA Tournament 3/13 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/14 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/16 Ohio State W, 9-03/18 Ohio State W, 9-03/21 Yale W, 8-13/22 Yale W, 8-13/23 Army W, 7-23/26 Cornell W, 8-13/27 Cornell W, 7-23/29 Northwestern W, 6-14/3 Princeton W, 8-14/4 Princeton W, 7-24/6 Florida W, 9-04/10 Michigan W, 9-04/13 Michigan W, 8-14/13 North Carolina W, 9-04/15 Presbyterian W, 8-15/2 at Georgia Tech W, 9-05/3 at Georgia W, 8-15/11 vs. Rollins W, 8-1126-straight wins

1964 Coach Dale Lewis 14-113th in NCAA Tournament 3/16 at Florida W, 9-03/20 Army W, 9-03/21 Army W, 9-03/25 Michigan W, 7-23/26 Yale W, 9-03/27 Michigan W, 6-33/28 Yale W, 9-03/30 Notre Dame W, 7-23/31 Notre Dame W, 9-04/1 Amherst W, 9-04/2 Cornell W, 9-04/3 Princeton L, 4-54/4 Cornell W, 9-04/27 Florida State W, 7-24/28 Florida State W, 7-2137-straight wins from 3/23/57 to 4/2/64

1965 Coach Dale Lewis 15-0-1Second in NCAA Tournament 3/6 Florida W, 9-03/9 Mississippi State W, 7-23/11 Michigan W, 7-23/12 Michigan W, 9-03/23 Georgia Tech W, 8-13/25 Yale W, 9-03/26 Yale W, 9-03/27 Army W, 9-04/1 Princeton W, 8-14/2 Princeton W, 6-34/10 at Tulane T, 3-34/12 at Florida State W, 6-34/16 Indiana W, 6.5-2.54/17 Indiana W, 6-35/1 Trinity W, 6-35/8 Rollins W, 8-1

1966 Coach Dale Lewis 13-2-1Miami hosted the NCAA ChampionshipThird in NCAA Tournament 3/12 at Florida W, 9-03/16 Michigan W, 7-23/17 Michigan W, 7-23/22 Georgia Tech W, 5-23/24 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/25 Yale W, 8-13/26 Army W, 9-03/26 Yale W, 8-13/31 Princeton T, 4-44/1 Princeton W, 7-24/15 Notre Dame W, 6-04/16 Notre Dame W, 8-14/25 Florida State W, 9-04/30 at Trinity L, 1-55/2 at Mississippi State L, 4-55/14 at Rollins W, 8-1

1967 Coach Dale Lewis 17-0Eighth in NCAA Tournament 3/6 Florida W, 5.5-3.53/16 Michigan W, 6-33/17 Michigan W, 7-23/20 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/21 Georgia Tech W, 6.5-2.53/22 Southern Illinois W, 8-13/24 Tennessee W, 6-33/25 Army W, 8-13/27 Yale W, 8-13/28 Wisconsin W, 8-13/30 Yale W, 8-13/31 Princeton W, 8-14/1 Princeton W, 7-24/10 at Florida State W, 9-04/29 Rollins W, 8-15/5 at Duke W, 8-15/6 at North Carolina W, 6-3

1968 Coach Dale Lewis 15-3Fourth in NCAA Tournament 3/11 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/12 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/15 Clemson W, 9-03/18 Southern Illinois W, 6-03/19 Southern Illinois W, 7-03/20 Yale W, 9-03/21 Yale W, 8-13/22 Georgia Tech W, 8-13/23 Army W, 8-13/28 Princeton W, 8-13/29 Princeton W, 8-14/6 at Florida L, 2-74/15 Trinity L, 4-54/22 Florida State W, 7-25/4 Florida W, 7-25/10 at Rollins W, 9-05/13 at Michigan State W, 9-05/14 at Michigan L, 3-6


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1969 Coach Dale Lewis 16-2-1Fifth in NCAA Tournament 3/8 Florida T, 3-33/10 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/11 Pennsylvania W, 7-23/19 Michigan State W, 9-03/20 Yale W, 7-23/21 Yale W, 8-13/22 Army W, 7-23/24 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/25 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/27 Georgia Tech W, 5-43/28 Princeton W, 8-13/29 Princeton W, 9-04/8 Notre Dame W, 9-04/9 Notre Dame W, 9-04/12 at Florida State W, 5-45/1 at Southern Methodist W, 8-15/3 at Trinity L, 4-55/9 Rollins W, 7-25/17 at Florida L, 3-6

1970 Coach Dale Lewis 20-0Fourth in NCAA Tournament Pat Cramer – Doubles National ChampionLuis Garcia – Doubles National Champion2/28 Southern Methodist W, 8-13/7 Houston W, 8-13/10 Pennsylvania W, 8-13/18 Yale W, 8-13/19 Yale W, 9-03/21 Army W, 9-03/23 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/24 Southern Illinois W, 6-33/25 Kalamazoo W, 9-03/26 Georgia Tech W, 5-13/27 Princeton W, 8-13/28 Princeton W, 9-03/31 at Florida State W, 9-04/1 at Florida W, 9-04/17 at Rollins W, 9-04/22 Florida State W, 9-04/25 Trinity W, 5-45/2 Florida W, 7-25/5 at Indiana W, 8-15/6 at Michigan W, 7-2

1971 Coach Dale Lewis 17-1Sixth in NCAA Tournament 3/1 Florida State W, 8-13/15 Clemson W, 6-33/17 Clemson W, 7-23/18 Yale W, 8-13/19 Yale W, 9-03/22 Southern Illinois W, 8-13/23 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/24 Kalamazoo W, 7-23/25 Georgia Tech W, 6-33/26 Princeton W, 6-33/27 Princeton W, 7-24/6 at USF W, 8-14/16 Rollins W, 6-34/17 North Carolina W, 6-34/24 Florida W, 9-05/5 at Houston W, 7-15/6 at Southern Methodist W, 5-25/8 at Trinity L, 1-8

1972 Coach Dale Lewis 16-2Eighth in NCAA Tournament 3/4 Southern Methodist W, 5-33/6 Florida W, 7-23/18 Southern California L, 2-73/20 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/21 Southern Illinois W, 5-43/23 Yale W, 8-13/24 Minnesota W, 8-13/25 Princeton W, 9-03/31 Houston W, 6-24/14 at Rollins W, 6-34/15 at Florida State W, 8-14/17 USF W, 8-14/22 Pan American W, 4-34/24 at Florida W, 7-24/26 at Georgia Tech W, 8-14/27 at Georgia W, 6-34/29 at North Carolina W, 6-35/6 Trinity L, 2-7

1973 Coach Dale Lewis 15-0Sixth in NCAA Tournament 3/1 Florida International W, 9-03/3 Florida W, 6-33/10 Florida State W, 7-23/12 at USF W, 9-03/15 Pennsylvania W, 9-03/23 Princeton W, 9-03/24 Princeton W, 7-23/28 Minnesota W, 9-03/31 North Carolina W, 6-34/3 Wake Forest W, 9-04/13 Rollins W, 8-14/16 at Florida W, 8-14/28 at Florida International W, 9-05/5 at Trinity W, 6-35/7 at Southern Methodist W, 6-3

1974 Coach Dale Lewis 16-1Fourth (tie) in NCAA Tournament 2/23 Southern Methodist W, 7-23/1 at Florida W, 7-23/8 Florida International W, 9-03/20 Clemson W, 8-13/25 Southern Illinois W, 9-03/29 Princeton W, 9-03/30 Princeton W, 7-24/2 Brown W, 9-04/6 Florida International W, 9-04/8 at North Carolina W, 5-14/9 at Duke W, 5-14/11 at Georgia L, 4-54/13 at Florida W, 9-04/19 at Rollins W, 9-04/20 at Florida State W, 7-24/27 Trinity W, 9-05/4 Jacksonville W, 9-0


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1975 Coach Dale Lewis 20-4-1Second in NCAA Tournament 2/22 Florida International W, 9-02/24 at Stanford L, 2-72/25 at Arizona W, 6-33/1 Rollins W, 8-13/8 at Florida W, 5-43/15 Southern California L, 4-53/17 Tampa W, 9-03/25 Southern Illinois W, 6-33/26 Ohio State W, 9-03/27 Louisiana State W, 5-13/28 Princeton W, 6-33/29 Georgia W, 8-14/1 USF W, 9-04/5 at Tennessee W, 7-24/9 at Florida International W, 9-04/12 Florida W, 5-44/14 Pepperdine W, 7-24/16 at Florida Tech W, 8-14/19 at Trinity L, 4-54/21 at Texas L, 3-64/22 at Southern Methodist T, 4-44/25 North Carolina W, 7-24/26 Florida State W, 8-15/3 Jacksonville W, 9-05/10 at USF W, 8-1

1976 Coach Dale Lewis 12-8 10th in NCAA Tournament 2/10 Jacksonville W, 8-12/21 Florida Tech W, 9-02/28 Florida International W, 7-23/5 Middle Tennessee State W, 9-03/10 USF W, 8-13/13 Texas L, 4-53/15 Houston L, 3-63/17 Clemson W, 8-13/18 South Carolina W, 6-33/19 Tampa W, 9-03/25 Princeton L, 4-54/1 at Florida State W, 9-04/3 at Louisiana State L, 4-54/8 at Georgia L, 2-74/10 at North Carolina L, 1-84/12 Florida L, 4-54/14 at Florida International W, 8-14/17 Trinity L, 3-64/20 at Florida W, 7-24/21 at Rollins W, 7-2

1977 Coach Dale Lewis 21-3NCAA Second Round 2/16 Jacksonville W, 8-12/21 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 8-12/25 Florida Tech W, 8-12/26 Florida International W, 9-02/28 at USF W, 7-23/8 at Houston W, 7-23/10 at Trinity L, 3-53/14 South Carolina W, 7-23/17 Alabama W, 7-23/19 Kansas W, 8-13/23 Southern Illinois W, 8-13/24 Bowling Green W, 9-03/25 Georgia Tech W, 9-03/26 Yale W, 8-14/2 North Carolina W, 5-44/9 Florida W, 6-34/16 USF W, 6-34/22 Rollins W, 8-14/23 Florida State W, 9-04/25 at Florida L, 4-54/30 Georgia W, 6-35/7 at Florida International W, 9-05/25 Texas Christian & W, 5-45/26 Southern Methodist & L, 0-5& NCAA Tournament, Athens, Ga.

1978 Coach Dale Lewis 14-52/15 USF W, 8-12/18 Jacksonville W, 9-02/28 Florida International W, 5-03/4 Tennessee L, 4-53/7 Duke W, 6-33/11 Flagler W, 8-13/22 Ohio State W, 9-03/23 Bowling Green W, 8-13/25 Florida W, 7-24/1 Howard W, 9-04/4 Memphis State W, 5-44/6 at South Carolina L, 2-74/8 at North Carolina L, 2-64/10 at Georgia L, 2-74/17 at USF W, 8-14/21 at Rollins W, 8-14/22 at Florida Tech W, 6-34/29 Florida International W, 9-05/1 at Florida L, 3-6

1979 Coach Dale Lewis 18-42/16 Flagler W, 8-12/24 at Florida International W, 9-03/5 at Florida L, 3-63/10 at Florida State W, 5-43/13 Southern Illinois W, 7-23/14 Alabama W, 6-33/15 Wake Forest W, 6-33/17 at USF W, 8-13/19 Ohio State W, 7-23/20 Bowling Green W, 9-03/24 North Carolina W, 6-33/25 South Carolina W, 5-43/27 Princeton L, 4-53/31 Georgia W, 5-44/7 UCF W, 9-04/12 at Texas Christian W, 5-44/14 at Trinity L, 2-74/16 at Texas L, 3-64/27 Rollins W, 8-14/28 USF W, 6-35/5 Florida International W, 9-05/12 Florida W, 7-2

1980 Coach John Hammill 18-4NCAA First Round2/16 Flagler W, 9-02/17 USF W, 9-02/19 Florida International W, 9-02/23 Florida State W, 9-02/26 at Florida W, 8-12/28 at Pepperdine L, 2-73/3 at Southern California L, 3-63/4 at UCLA L, 0-93/5 at UC Irvine W, 5-13/7 vs. Trinity W, 6-33/12 Columbia W, 8-13/14 Hampton Institute W, 7-23/19 at Houston W, 6-03/24 Ohio State W, 9-03/25 Pan American W, 9-03/27 Kent State W, 9-04/5 Florida W, 8-15/6 at USF W, 8-15/8 at Alabama W, 9-05/9 at Auburn W, 5-45/10 at Georgia W, 6-35/19 vs. UCLA & L, 1-5& NCAA Tournament


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1981 Coach John Hammill 16-3NCAA First Round2/14 USF W, 9-02/17 Biscayne W, 9-02/23 Florida International W, 9-02/28 Clemson L, 3-63/4 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 9-03/5 Iowa State W, 9-03/10 Alabama W, 6-33/11 North Carolina W, 9-03/14 at Texas W, 6-33/16 at Trinity W, 7-23/17 at Texas Christian W, 6-33/18 at Southern Methodist L, 3-63/27 Jacksonville W, 8-13/28 Auburn W, 8-13/29 Florida W, 9-04/10 Flagler W. 9-04/15 at Florida W, 7-24/18 Georgia W, 7-25/16 Clemson & L, 3-6& NCAA Tournament

1982 Coach John Hammill 20-8NCAA First Round1/30 Florida Atlantic W, 9-02/4 vs. Pepperdine L, 0-62/5 vs. Texas L, 3-62/6 vs. Arizona L, 3-62/12 Clemson W, 7-22/13 Southern Methodist L, 1-52/14 Pepperdine L, 3-62/19 vs. Auburn W, 7-22/20 at Florida State W, 7-22/21 vs. Michigan W, 7-22/26 at Florida W, 5-42/27 at USF W, 9-02/28 vs. Tennessee W, 5-13/1 Rice W, 7-23/5 vs. Houston W, 5-13/5 vs. Southern Methodist L, 0-63/6 vs. Texas W, 6-33/11 at Georgia W, 6-33/12 at Clemson W, 6-33/13 at North Carolina W, 7-23/14 Mercyhurst W, 6-33/15 at Alabama W, 6-33/16 at Florida State W, 8-13/27 Florida W, 5-14/2 vs. Tennessee W, 6-34/3 vs. Trinity L, 2-64/4 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette W, 5-05/15 California & L, 1-5& NCAA Tournament

1983 Coach John Hammill 25-6NCAA First Round1/28 Florida Atlantic W, 6-02/3 at Pepperdine L, 4-52/4 vs. Clemson L, 4-52/11 vs. Clemson W, 7-22/15 Dade New World W, 8-12/26 Florida International W, 9-02/28 UCF W, 8-03/1 Florida W, 7-23/3 vs. Tulsa W, 6-03/3 vs. Arkansas L, 4-53/4 vs. Arizona W, 6-03/5 vs. Texas W, 6-03/9 Georgia W, 8-13/11 North Carolina W, 5-23/12 at Clemson L, 3-63/13 vs. SIU-Edwardsville W, 5-43/14 vs. Texas W, 6-33/16 Columbia W, 5-13/19 USF W, 7-23/20 Ohio State W, 8-13/22 at Texas W, 8-03/23 at Trinity L, 3-64/8 Flagler W, 9-04/9 Auburn W, 6-34/16 Florida State W, 5-14/20 at Florida W, 7-24/21 at USF W, 6-34/22 vs. South Alabama W, 5-04/23 vs. Auburn W, 8-14/24 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette W, 7-25/14 Trinity & L, 4-5& NCAA Tournament

1984 Coach John Hammill 21-8/17-12*1/28 USF W, 9-01/30 Florida International W, 9-02/2 vs. Harvard L, 4-52/3 vs. Alabama W, 7-22/4 vs. Minnesota * forfeited W, 6-32/5 vs. Georgia L, 1-52/24 vs. Clemson L, 3-62/26 vs. Florida * forfeited W, 5-43/1 Hampton Institute W, 8-13/3 at USF W, 8-13/4 at Rollins W, 8-13/5 at Florida L, 4-53/8 at Georgia L, 4-53/9 at SIU-Edwardsville W, 8-13/10 at Clemson * forfeited W, 5-43/11 at Kentucky W, 7.5-1.53/14 Pennsylvania W, 8-13/15 Texas * forfeited W, 5-43/16 Houston W, 7-23/17 Duke W, 7-23/20 Kentucky W, 8-13/20 Notre Dame W, 9-03/23 vs. Southern California L, 0-93/24 vs. Harvard W, 7-23/25 vs. Pepperdine L, 4-53/26 at UCLA L, 1-83/27 at UC Irvine W, 7-24/7 Flagler W, 7-24/21 Rollins W, 7-2*Andrew Burrow, who played at No. 2, was declared ineligible for the 1984 season, thus Miami forfeited wins over Minnesota, Florida, Clemson and Texas because Burrow’s participation affected the outcome of those matches. Miami was 17-12.


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1985 Coach John Hammill 18-9NCAA First Round1/19 Florida International W, 8-12/15 Duke W, 6-22/16 Auburn W, 5-32/17 Florida W, 7-22/22 Minnesota # W, 8-12/23 Georgia # L, 2-72/24 Clemson # W, 9-02/28 at Clemson L, 1-83/8 vs. North Carolina ^ W, 5-33/8 vs. Southern Methodist ^ L, 1-53/9 vs. Clemson ^ L, 2-73/10 vs. Florida ^ W, 8-13/12 at Florida State L, 4-53/13 at Georgia L, 2-73/15 at Florida W, 5-33/16 at Rollins W, 9-03/17 at USF W, 9-03/19 Rollins W, 5-13/23 Florida State W, 5-43/24 Flagler W, 7-23/26 at Auburn L, 4-53/28 Kentucky @ W, 5-33/29 South Carolina @ W, 5-33/30 Pepperdine @ L, 2-73/31 North Carolina @ W, 6-04/6 USF W, 8-15/18 UCLA & L, 2-5 # Ryder Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.^ Corpus Christi Invitational@ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.& NCAA Tournament, Athens, Ga.

1986 Coach John Hammill 14-12NCAA First Round1/24 #5 Pepperdine # L, 2-71/25 #3 Clemson # L, 2-72/14 Duke ! W, 5-42/15 Florida ! W, 9-02/16 Louisiana-Lafayette ! W, 5-42/20 vs. #4 Southern California L, 0-52/21 vs. #13 South Carolina L, 2-52/22 vs. BYU W, 6-22/26 at Georgia W, 8-12/27 at #3 Clemson L, 3-63/4 at #1 Southern Methodist L, 1-63/5 vs. #16 Trinity Christian ^ L, 4-53/6 vs. Houston ^ W, 8-13/7 vs. Arizona ^ W, 5-13/8 vs. Trinity ^ W, 5-13/17 at UC Irvine W, 5-43/18 at #4 Southern California L, 2-73/19 at #2 UCLA L, 2-73/27 vs. Trinity @ W, 5-23/28 vs. #13 South Carolina @ W, 6-33/29 vs. #1 Southern Methodist @ L, 1-53/30 vs. #8 Arkansas @ L, 4-54/5 vs. USF W, 8-14/12 Florida International W, 9-04/20 at Florida W, 6-35/17 Texas & L, 2-5# Ryder Classic, Key Biscayne Hotel, Miami! Hurricane Invitational, Coral Gables, Fla.^ Corpus Christi Invitational% ITCA Indoor National, Louisville@ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.& NCAA TournamentAll home matches except April 12 were played at Key Biscayne Hotel & Villas

1987 Coach John Hammill 18-13NCAA Round of 16Andrew Burrow - Singles National Champion1/23 Clemson W, 4-51/24 Arkansas W, 7-21/25 Southern Methodist L, 3-52/18 %2/19 %2/20 vs. South Carolina % W, 5-42/21 %tba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Wtba unknown Ltba unknown Ltba unknown Ltba unknown Ltba unknown Ltba unknown Ltba unknown Ltba unknown L3/7 vs. Southern Methodist W, 5-23/10 vs. Southern Methodist L, 2-64/2 Harvard W, 8-14/17 South Carolina L, 1-65/9 at Clemson L, 3-6 Utah & W, 6-05/16 Southern Methodist & W, 5-1 UCLA & L, 1-5# Ryder Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.% ITCA Team Indoors, Louisville, Ky.! Hurricane Invitational, Coral Gables, Fla.& NCAA Tournament


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1988 Coach John Hammill 12-111/22 Clemson # L, 2-71/23 Southern Methodist # L, 1-81/24 Louisiana State # L, 0-92/12 Wake Forest ! W, 6-32/13 New Mexico ! W, 7-22/14 USF ! W, 7-22/27 Florida International W, 7-23/2 vs. Tulsa W, 6-03/3 vs. Alabama ^ L, 3-63/4 vs. Southwest Texas ^ W, 7-23/5 vs. South Carolina ^ W, 7-23/8 at Georgia L, 3-63/10 at Florida L, 4-53/16 Tennessee L, 1-83/24 Southern California @ L, 1-53/25 South Carolina @ W, 6-33/28 San Diego @ W, 5-34/8 Louisiana-Lafayette $ L, 1-84/9 Georgia Tech $ L, 4-54/10 Auburn $ W, 5-44/15 UC Irvine < L, 1-84/16 Arizona < W, 7-24/17 Louisiana-Monroe < W, 8-1# Ryder Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.! Miami Quad Tournament, Coral Gables, Fla.^ Corpus Christi Invitational, Corpus Christi, Texas@ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.$ SW Louisiana Tournament, Lafayette, La.< Hurricane adidas Invitational, Coral Gables, Fla.> Clemson Spring Classic, Clemson, S.C.

1989 Coach John Hammill 22-10NCAA Second Round1/27 #14 Clemson # L, 4-51/28 Southern Methodist # W, 5-41/29 #7 Southern California # L, 3-62/3 Rollins W, 8-12/17 Duke W, 6-32/18 Texas A&M W, 8-12/19 #9 Trinity Christian W, 5-4 #23 Trinity W, 6-3 #1 UCLA L, 0-62/25 vs. #3 Louisiana State % L, 3-5 #9 Trinity Christian W, 5-13/3 Minnesota W, 5-13/4 #13 Mississippi W, 5-43/5 Florida W, 8-1 #24 Long Beach State W, 7-2 #15 Pepperdine W, 6-3 #1 UCLA L, 4-5 #4 UC Irvine L, 2-73/25 Florida State W, 5-13/28 #8 Georgia W, 5-4 Kansas W, 7-03/31 Alabama L, 1-6 Auburn W, 5-24/21 #3 Louisiana State L, 3-6 Tennessee L, 4-5 Vanderbilt W, 7-2 Auburn W, 6-0 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 5-44/22 USF W, 8-14/23 Florida International W, 9-05/19 Mississippi & W, 5-15/20 Stanford & L, 1-5# Ryder Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.% ITCA Team Indoors, Louisville, Ky.& NCAA Tournament

1990 Coach John Hammill 21-7NCAA Second Round1/20 at Florida International W, 8-11/26 Arkansas W, 8-11/27 Southern Methodist W, 9-01/28 Clemson W, 8-12/2 at Louisville W, 8-12/22 vs. Southern California W, 5-42/23 vs. Stanford L, 1-52/24 vs. Louisiana State W, 5-13/2 Georgia Tech W, 6-03/3 Rice W, 5-33/4 Mississippi State W, 5-43/10 at Clemson W, 5-43/11 at Georgia L, 4-53/13 at Florida State W, 6-03/14 at Florida W, 5-43/16 at USF W, 8-03/23 at Arizona State W, 5-13/24 vs. Pepperdine L, 0-63/25 vs. Northwestern W, 5-13/29 vs. Nebraska @ W, 5-13/30 vs. Mississippi State @ W, 5-43/31 vs. Tennessee @ L, 4-54/7 vs. Mississippi W, 6-04/8 at West Virginia L, 1-54/14 at South Carolina W, 6-34/20 Tennessee L, 4-55/19 Arizona State & W, 5-15/20 Tennessee & L, 2-5@ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.& NCAA Tournament


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1991 Coach John Hammill 15-11NCAA Second Round1/26 Florida International W, 9-02/1 Texas A&M ! W, 5-22/2 Clemson ! W, 5-42/15 vs. Arkansas < L, 3-52/16 vs. Alabama < L, 4-52/21 vs. Trinity Christian $ W, 5-42/22 vs. #1 Stanford $ L, 2-52/23 vs. #10 Louisiana State L, 2-53/1 #17 Arizona L, 4-53/2 Mississippi State W, 5-13/3 Wake Forest W, 6-03/11 at #1 Stanford L, 3-63/14 at #7 California W, 5-43/14 at #25 Fresno State L, 3-53/15 at #20 UC Irvine L, 4-53/21 at San Diego @ W, 5-13/22 at Arizona State @ L, 2-53/23 at South Carolina @ W, 5-23/28 Ohio State W, 6-33/29 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 7-23/30 Florida State W, 6-34/5 #4 Georgia L, 3-54/6 USF W, 7-24/12 #6 Tennessee W, 5-44/14 at #14 Kentucky L, 2-54/17 West Virginia W, 9-0! Miami Quad Tournament, Coral Gables, Fla.< Minnesota$ ITCA Team Indoors, Louisville, Ky. @ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.

1992 Coach John Hammill 16-8NCAA First Round1/25 Florida International W, 8-11/31 Clemson ! L, 4-52/1 #21 UC Irvine ! W, 6-32/2 #6 Trinity Christian ! L, 3-52/16 at #3 Stanford L, 1-52/20 at #11 Georgia $ L, 2-42/21 at #13 Harvard $ L, 4-52/22 at #16 North Carolina $ L, 2-42/28 Michigan W, 5-13/1 Georgia Tech W, 6-33/6 at Arizona State W, 6-33/7 at Kansas W, 7-23/12 Virginia Commonwealth W, 5-13/14 USF W, 8-13/19 Middle Tennessee State W, 8-13/24 Ohio State W, 5-03/27 at Ball State @ W, 4-23/28 at #2 Trinity Christian @ L, 2-43/29 at #13 Harvard @ W, 4-24/5 at #6 Georgia W, 5-44/7 at Florida State W, 5-34/17 West Virginia W, 7-24/18 #4 Kentucky W, 7-25/15 Duke & L, 2-5! Hurricane Tennis Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.$ ITCA Team Indoors, Louisville, Ky. @ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.& NCAA Tournament

1993 Coach John Hammill 10-12BIG EAST Tournament Champions1/23 Florida International W, 7-21/29 #25 Arizona State W, 6-11/30 #18 Alabama-Birmingham L, 1-51/31 #20 Clemson W, 6-12/27 #25 Alabama L, 2-52/28 Arizona W, 6-13/5 at #3 Georgia L, 0-73/8 at #1 UCLA L, 0-73/9 at #11 Pepperdine L, 2-53/11 at #23 San Diego L, 2-53/13 at #24 UC Irvine L, 3-43/18 at Trinity Christian @ W, 4-33/19 at #7 Alabama-Birmingham @ L, 3-43/24 Auburn L, 3-43/27 USF W, 5-23/28 Georgia Tech W, 5-23/31 Barry W, 6-14/3 at #9 Duke L, 2-54/5 at #4 Tennessee L, 2-54/6 at #11 Kentucky W, 4-34/17 Drake W, 4-34/18 Florida State L, 4-3@ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.

1994 Coach John Hammill 20-5NCAA Regional Third RoundBIG EAST Tournament Champions1/28 #15 Texas Christian ! W, 4-31/30 #28 Pepperdine ! L, 3-42/12 at USF W, 7-02/18 at #13 Alabama-Birmingham W, 6-12/19 at #11 Alabama W, 5-22/26 at Florida State L, 2-53/3 Miami Dade CC North W, 6-03/3 Miami Dade CC North W, 5-13/4 Barry (1 of 2) W, 5-13/4 Barry (2 of 2) W, 5-13/5 #5 Duke W, 4-33/12 at Florida International W, 5-23/14 Miami (Ohio) W, 5-23/15 at #13 Tennessee W, 4-33/17 vs. #35 Auburn @ W, 5-23/18 vs. #8 Mississippi @ W, 4-33/19 vs. #5 Duke @ L, 3-43/24 Ohio State W, 5-23/31 at #6 Mississippi State L, 3-44/3 at #38 Clemson < W, 4-34/4 at #31 Georgia Tech W, 4-34/9 at #15 Notre Dame W, 4-34/10 vs. #45 Ball State W, 5-25/14 Tennessee & W, 4-25/15 Mississippi & L, 2-4! Hurricane Tennis Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.@ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.< Clemson Invitational, Clemson, S.C.& NCAA Tournament, Region III Championship, Knoxville, Tenn.


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1995 Coach John Hammill 13-12 NCAA Regional Second RoundBIG EAST Tournament ChampionsJohn Hammill – BIG EAST Coach of the Year1/27 Alabama W, 7-01/28 [11] #18 Alabama-Birmingham W, 5-21/29 [11] #5 Pepperdine L, 1-62/11 [11] at #1 Stanford L, 0-72/12 [11] at #19 California L, 2-52/17 #28 South Alabama L, 3-42/19 #35 Clemson W, 4-33/3 at Princeton L, 3-43/4 at Columbia L, 3-43/12 [14] Miami (Ohio) W, 5-23/16 [14] at #16 New Mexico @ L, 2-53/17 at Alabama @ W, 4-33/18 at #11 Trinity @ L, 2-43/25 at #8 Texas L, 3-43/26 at #10 Trinity W, 4-33/31 Florida International W, 7-04/1 USF W, 4-34/7 [31] at #40 North Carolina L, 2-54/8 [31] at #11 Duke L, 1-64/16 [31] #18 Florida State W, 5-24/21 Connecticut % W, 5-04/22 Georgetown % W, 4-14/23 St. John’s % W, 4-05/5 [22] vs. Dartmouth & W, 7-05/6 [22] vs. South Alabama & L, 3-4[ ] Miami’s rank – (incomplete)@ Blue-Grey Invitational, Montgomery, Ala.% BIG EAST Championships& NCAA Tournament – Regional Qualifying

1996 Coach Rodney Harmon 8-13Rodney Harmon – BIG EAST Coach of the YearGil Kovalski – BIG EAST Tournament MVP1/28 at Notre Dame L, 0-72/2 Tulane L, 3-42/4 #49 Georgia Tech W, 5-22/15 Barry W, 5-22/18 at #29 Alabama-Birmingham L, 1-42/18 at Alabama L, 1-42/28 Florida Atlantic W, 4-33/2 at #33 Harvard L, 0-63/3 at Yale L, 3-43/4 at #41 Princeton W, 4-33/19 Miami (Ohio) L, 3-43/22 #22 Texas A&M L, 2-53/23 Ohio State L, 2-53/26 DePaul W, 4-33/31 at #34 Clemson L, 1-64/1 at Furman W, 4-34/6 at Florida International L, 2-54/13 at #30 USF L, 1-64/19 Seton Hall % W, 4-04/20 Providence % W, 4-04/21 Notre Dame % L, 0-4% BIG EAST Championships

1997 Coach Rodney Harmon 14-10 NCAA Regional Second RoundBIG EAST Champions Rodney Harmon – BIG EAST Coach of the YearMichael Russell – BIG EAST Tournament MVP1/25 Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/30 vs. #47 Virginia Tech W, 5-41/31 vs. #16 Virginia Commonwealth L, 1-62/2 at George Washington W, 5-02/11 NC State W, 5-22/15 #28 Alabama L, 3-42/16 #26 Alabama-Birmingham L, 3-42/28 #10 South Alabama L, 3-43/1 #49 Clemson W, 4-33/2 #41 Florida State W, 4-33/9 at #3 Georgia L, 1-63/11 at #18 Duke L, 3-43/15 Pennsylvania W, 7-03/16 #5 Mississippi State L, 2-53/21 vs. Idaho W, 7-03/22 at #2 Boise State L, 1-63/29 #75 Florida International W, 4-34/5 #59 USF W, 4-34/6 #44 New Mexico W, 6-14/18 West Virginia % W, 4-04/19 Providence % W, 4-04/20 Notre Dame % W, 4-14/26 at #14 Louisiana State L, 2-45/14 vs. Harvard & L, 3-4% BIG EAST Championships& NCAA Tournament, Regional

1998 Coach Jay Berger 16-9 NCAA Second RoundBIG EAST ChampionsRudy Rake – BIG EAST Tournament MVP1/23 #68 Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/29 at #55 Florida International W, 5-21/31 #6 Louisiana State L, 1-62/14 vs. Ohio State W, 6-12/15 at #23 Notre Dame L, 2-42/21 at Pennsylvania W, 7-02/22 vs. #60 Princeton W, 6-12/27 UCF W, 7-03/1 at #4 Mississippi State L, 1-63/2 at #20 Alabama L, 1-63/7 at #8 Texas L, 3-43/9 [50] at #33 Texas A&M L, 1-63/10 at #40 Trinity Christian W, 4-33/13 #63 Wake Forest W, 4-33/15 #11 Duke L, 1-63/28 [45] at #42 USF L, 3-44/5 [45] at #33 Florida State W, 4-34/6 at #11 South Alabama W, 5-24/11 at #56 Georgia Tech W, 4-34/12 at #53 Clemson W, 4-34/21 [29] West Virginia W, 7-04/24 Villanova % W, 4-04/25 Providence % W, 4-04/26 #22 Notre Dame % W, 4-15/15 Virginia Tech & L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank – (incomplete) % BIG EAST Championships& NCAA Tournament, Region I Championship


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1999 Coach Jay Berger 10-13 NCAA First Round1/26 Florida Atlantic W, 5-21/27 #64 Florida International W, 5-21/31 #38 South Alabama W, 5-22/19 #72 NC State W, 5-22/21 #55 Florida State W, 4-32/26 #52 Clemson L, 2-52/27 #14 Texas A&M L, 2-53/7 #7 Texas L, 2-53/9 Bowling Green W, 6-13/11 #26 Notre Dame L, 2-53/12 #17 Mississippi State L, 1-63/17 at #1 UCLA L, 1-6 3/18 at #12 Pepperdine L, 2-53/19 at Loyola Marymount W, 5-23/27 #62 Georgia Tech W, 4-34/3 at #75 North Carolina L, 2 - 5 4/4 at #7 Duke L, 1-64/10 #36 USF L, 1-64/16 at #7 Georgia L, 1-64/23 Providence % W, 4-04/24 St. John’s % W, 4-04/25 Notre Dame % L, 3-45/14 Florida & L, 0-4% BIG EAST Championships& NCAA Tournament, Regional

2000 Coach Jay Berger 19-5NCAA First RoundBIG EAST ChampionsJay Berger – BIG EAST Coach of the Year2/1 Florida Atlantic W, 5-22/4 #42 Tulane W, 5-22/6 #47 USF W, 6-12/12 #31 Alabama W, 4-02/13 #73 South Alabama W, 5-22/19 at Wisconsin W, 4-32/20 at #29 Notre Dame W, 5-23/6 Louisiana-Monroe W, 6-13/6 Boston University W, 7-03/9 #75 Penn State W, 5-23/11 at #13 Texas A&M L, 0-73/13 at #9 Southern Methodist L, 3-43/14 at #10 Baylor L, 0-43/15 at Rice W, 4-33/22 Cornell W, 6-13/22 #43 Ohio State W, 7-03/26 #68 Brown W, 6-14/1 UCF W, 7-04/14 at #37 Clemson L, 3-44/15 at #70 Georgia Tech W, 4-34/21 Providence % W, 4-04/22 West Virginia % W, 4-04/23 #29 Notre Dame % W, 5-25/13 #33 Clemson & L, 2-4% BIG EAST Championships& NCAA Tournament, Regional

2001 Coach Jay Berger 21-4 NCAA Round of 16NCAA Regional ChampionsBIG EAST ChampionsJay Berger – BIG EAST Coach of the YearMichael Lang – BIG EAST Tournament MVP1/31 #48 Florida Atlantic W, 4-3 2/3 at #70 Southern Miss W, 6-1 2/4 at #42 Tulane W, 4-3 2/9 #75 Wisconsin W, 6-1 2/11 NC State W, 7-02/18 #68 Wake Forest W, 4-2 2/24 #55 Florida State W, 5-2 2/25 #5 Texas A&M L, 2-5 3/2 #35 Michigan W, 7-03/4 #33 Clemson W, 6-1 3/7 #54 Georgia Tech L, 3-4 3/9 #19 Baylor W, 5-2 3/16 #15 Mississippi St W, 5-2 3/19 Charleston Southern W, 7-03/22 Cornell W, 4-3 3/24 at #46 USF W, 4-3 4/1 #10 Notre Dame W, 4-3 4/6 at #10 South Alabama L, 2-4 4/7 at Alabama-Birmingham W, 5-2 4/14 #35 Rice W, 4-3 4/21 #56 Virginia Tech % W, 4-1 4/22 #12 Notre Dame % W, 4-2 5/12 vs. #69 Charleston Southern & W, 4-05/13 vs. #46 Minnesota & W, 4-1 5/16 vs. #5 Duke && L, 1-4% BIG EAST Championships& NCAA Tournament, Regional, Coral Gables, Fla.&& NCAA Tournament, Championships


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2002 Coach Jay Berger 12-10NCAA First RoundTodd Widom – BIG EAST Tournament MVP1/24 #48 Florida Atlantic L, 3-4 1/27 #17 South Alabama W, 4-32/9 at #56 Florida State L, 1-6 2/23 at Western Michigan W, 6-1 2/24 at #7 Notre Dame L, 1-6 3/1 Florida A&M W, 5-23/3 Wisconsin W, 5-1 3/8 at #34 Texas Christian L, 1-6 3/9 at #38 Southern Methodist W, 5-2 3/11 at #25 Texas A&M L, 1-4 3/22 #59 Georgia State W, 4-3 3/25 #29 Middle Tennessee State W, 4-3 3/28 Colorado L, 3-4 3/30 at NC State W, 5-2 3/31 at #16 Duke L, 0-7 4/6 #34 USF L, 3-4 4/13 at Clemson W, 5-2 4/14 at #46 Georgia Tech W, 4-3 4/19 West Virginia % W, 4-0 4/20 #35 Virginia Tech % W, 4-34/21 #10 Notre Dame % L, 1-4 5/11 #25 USF & L, 1-4% BIG EAST Championships& NCAA Tournament, Regional

2003 Coach Bryan Getz 13-8NCAA First RoundTodd Widom – BIG EAST Tournament MVP1/30 #60 Florida Atlantic W, 7-02/7 NC State W, 6-12/9 #10 Texas A&M W, 4-32/14 at #6 Florida L, 1-62/16 Florida A&M W, 6-12/22 at #41 Florida State W, 5-23/1 vs. #42 Indiana L, 3-43/2 at #1 Illinois L, 0-73/6 #31 Georgia Tech L, 2-53/8 #43 Clemson W, 5-23/9 #49 Virginia Tech L, 2-53/11 American W, 6-13/13 #32 Trinity W, 5-23/16 Georgia Southern W, 6-13/19 Wisconsin W, 4-33/21 Dartmouth W, 5-23/30 #53 Notre Dame W, 6-14/5 at #48 USF L, 1-64/13 #9 Duke L, 1-64/27 Rutgers % W, 4-15/10 #31 Florida State & L, 2-4% BIG EAST Championships – match vs. Notre Dame on April 28 was suspended due to rain. Miami earned NCAA bid due to regular season conference record. NCAA Tournament, Regional, Gainesville, Fla.

2004 Coach Bryan Getz 14-81/25 #38 Southern Methodist W, 4-32/7 #34 USF W, 4-3 2/11 Florida Atlantic W, 6-1 2/14 Florida A&M W, 7-0 2/22 Jacksonville W, 6-1 2/28 vs. #63 Western Michigan W, 7-0 2/29 at #46 Notre Dame W, 5-2 3/3 UCF W, 7-0 3/10 Pennsylvania W, 5-23/12 #39 Florida State L, 3-4 3/15 at #13 Texas A&M L, 1-6 3/17 at #15 Trinity Christian L, 0-7 3/19 Wisconsin W, 6-1 3/21 Georgia Southern W, 7-0 4/3 at #42 Wake Forest L, 1-6 4/4 #6 Duke L, 1-6 4/10 at #66 Clemson L, 2-5 4/11 at #34 Georgia Tech L, 2-5 4/20 American W, 5-2 4/30 Boston College % W, 4-05/1 Notre Dame % L, 1-45/2 St. John’s % W, 4-0% BIG EAST Championships 2005 Coach Mario Rincon 12-11 (2-8 ACC, 9th)1/26 Florida Atlantic W, 4-3 2/4 at #3 Florida L, 1-6 2/6 at #54 USF W, 4-3 2/13 Georgia Southern W, 7-0 2/18 Jacksonville W, 7-0 2/19 Stetson W, 6-1 2/25 UCF W, 7-0 2/27 Florida A&M W, 6-1 3/6 #68 Virginia Tech * L, 3-4 3/9 #23 Wake Forest * L, 3-4 3/12 at #36 Clemson * L, 2-5 3/13 at #51 Georgia Tech * L, 1-6 3/16 at #11 Pepperdine L, 0-4 3/17 at Loyola Marymount W, 7-0 3/23 Wisconsin W, 5-2 3/27 #53 North Carolina * L, 3-4 4/2 at #3 Virginia * L, 0-4 4/3 at Maryland * W, 6-1 4/8 #46 NC State * W, 4-3 4/10 #5 Duke * L, 3-4 4/15 at #22 Florida State * L, 2-5 4/21 vs. Virginia Tech % W, 4-3 4/22 vs. Virginia % L, 1-4 % ACC Tournament, Cary, N.C. * ACC Match

2006 Coach Mario Rincon 20-5 (9-2 ACC, t-1st)NCAA Round of 16Tied for Regular Season ACC ChampionshipMario Rincon – ACC Coach of the YearLuigi D’Agord – ACC Player of the YearDaniel Vallverdu – ACC Freshman of the Year1/28 [39] Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/30 [39] #11 Florida State * W, 7-02/3 [40] #1 Florida L, 2-52/11 [30] vs. #22 Oklahoma State W, 5-22/12 [40] vs. #30 Rice W, 6-12/18 [24] UCF W, 7-02/26 [18] USF W, 4-03/4 [17] at #15 Clemson * L, 2-53/5 [17] at #22 Georgia Tech * W, 7-03/14 [15] #45 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 5-23/20 [14] #33 Tennessee W, 7-03/22 [14] Denver W, 7-03/24 [14] at Boston College * W, 7-03/26 [14] at #68 Maryland * W, 7-03/31 [13] #4 Duke * L, 3-44/2 [13] #8 North Carolina * W, 4-14/7 [14] at #8 Virginia * W, 4-34/9 [14] at #54 Virginia Tech * W, 6-14/14 [10] #26 Wake Forest * W, 5-24/16 [10] #34 NC State * W, 6-14/21 [10] #27 Wake Forest % W, 4-34/22 [10] vs. #9 Virginia % L, 2-45/13 [9] Manhattan & W, 4-05/14 [9] #41 Minnesota & W, 4-05/20 [9] vs. #8 Virginia & L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament& NCAA Tournament


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2007 Coach Mario Rincon 11-14 (5-6 ACC, t-7th)NCAA First RoundLuigi D’Agord – ACC Player of the Year 1/21 [11] North Florida W, 6-11/24 [11] Stetson W, 6-12/4 [10] Wisconsin L, 3-42/9 [11] at USF W, 5-22/11 [11] at #69 UCF W, 6-12/16 [26] #6 UCLA L, 1-42/17 [26] #14 Oklahoma State L, 3-42/18 [26] #28 Stanford L, 3-42/24 [26] at #10 Florida State * L, 2-53/10 [67] #2 Ohio State L, 2-53/13 [73] at #23 Florida L, 0-73/16 [73] #24 Clemson * W, 5-23/18 [73] #17 Rice W, 4-33/20 [37] #42 Georgia Tech * W, 7-03/24 [37] #45 Maryland * W, 4-23/25 [37] Boston College * W, 7-03/30 [35] at #6 North Carolina * L, 1-64/1 [35] at #21 Duke * L, 3-44/6 [37] #3 Virginia * L, 2-54/8 [37] #30 Virginia Tech * W, 4-34/13 [33] at #11 Wake Forest * L, 3-44/15 [33] at #24 NC State * L, 3-44/19 [35] #45 Georgia Tech % W, 4-34/20 [35] #2 Virginia % L, 1-45/11 [34] vs. #25 Tennessee & L, 3-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament& NCAA Tournament

2008 Coach Mario Rincon 17-8 (6-4 ACC, 7th)NCAA Second Round1/24 [36] Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/25 [36] Samford W, 6-11/29 [36] #13 Florida W, 4-32/1 [36] at #3 Ohio State L, 2-52/3 [36] at #48 Kentucky W, 4-32/10 [24] at #23 Rice L, 2-52/15 [26] UCF W, 6-12/27 [26] Furman W, 5-23/7 [24] at #39 Georgia Tech * W, 5-23/9 [24] at #60 Clemson * W, 4-33/13 [18] #54 Purdue W, 6-13/15 [18] #17 Florida State * L, 2-53/21 [20] #66 Duke * L, 2-53/28 [26] at #1 Virginia * L, 0-73/30 [26] at #28 Virginia Tech * L, 1-64/4 [27] #44 NC State * W, 4-34/6 [27] #28 Wake Forest * W, 4-34/11 [23] at Boston College * W, 7-04/13 [23] at #58 Maryland * W, 5-24/17 [25] #61 Maryland % W, 4-14/18 [25] vs. #11 North Carolina % W, 4-34/19 [25] #10 Florida State % W, 4-34/20 [25] vs. #1 Virginia % L, 0-45/10 [19] vs. #42 USF & W, 4-25/11 [19 at #9 Florida & L, 1-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament& NCAA Tournament

2009 Coach Mario Rincon 16-9 (9-2 ACC, 2nd)NCAA Round of 161/22 [17] Florida Atlantic W, 4-31/25 [17] #24 Rice L, 3-41/31 [22] vs. #24 Alabama L, 0-42/1 [22] vs. #46 Denver W, 5-22/7 [23] #63 Clemson * W, 7-02/8 [23] Pennsylvania W, 7-02/22 [24] at #11 Florida L, 2-52/28 [24] at #16 Florida State * L, 3-43/7 [51] #58 Georgia Tech * W, 5-23/13 [33] at #50 USF L, 2-53/15 [33] at #68 UCF W, 7-03/18 [45] #13 Kentucky L, 2-53/20 [45] at #34 North Carolina * W, 4-33/22 [45] at #28 Duke * W, 4-33/27 [36] #1 Virginia * L, 3-43/29 [36] #21 Virginia Tech * W, 5-04/3 [31] at #48 NC State * W, 4-34/5 [31] at #28 Wake Forest * W, 4-34/10 [23] Boston College * W, 6-14/12 [23] Maryland * W, 7-04/17 [25] #54 NC State % W, 4-34/18 [25] #20 Wake Forest % L, 2-45/8 [22] #53 Columbia & W, 4-05/9 [22] at #10 Florida & W, 4-35/14 [22] #7 UCLA && L, 1-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament& NCAA Tournament, Regional, Gainesville, Fla.&& NCAA Tournament, College Station, Texas


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2010 Coach Mario Rincon 11-11 (4-6 ACC, 8th)1/21 [21] Florida Atlantic W, 7-01/31 [20] at #28 North Carolina L, 2-42/1 [20] at #36 Northwestern W, 4-02/7 [27] at #32 Rice L, 1-62/19 [31] Stetson W, 6-12/21 [31] UCF W, 4-32/28 [31] #50 USF W, 4-33/6 [39] #19 Florida State * L, 2-53/13 [35] at #47 Clemson * L, 3-43/14 [35] at #26 Georgia Tech * L, 3-43/19 [45] #9 Kentucky L, 2-53/20 [45] Princeton W, 6-13/26 [49] at #1 Virginia * L, 0-73/28 [49] at #20 Virginia Tech * L, 2-53/31 [51] #30 Wisconsin L, 3-44/2 [51] #24 Wake Forest * L, 2-54/4 [51] #40 NC State * W, 5-24/9 [50] at Maryland * W, 6-14/11 [50] at Boston College * W, 6-14/16 [47] #14 Duke * W, 4-34/22 [41] vs. #51 NC State % W, 4-14/23 [41] vs. Virginia % L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank% ACC Tournament

2011 Coach Mario Rincon 15-9 (8-3 ACC, t-4th)1/16 [44] North Florida W, 5-21/22 [44] #30 Rice L, 2-51/29 [44] #32 Arizona W, 4-31/30 [44] at #10 Texas A&M L, 0-72/11 [38] #65 Troy W, 7-02/13 [38] at #12 Kentucky L, 0-72/20 [39] Florida Atlantic W, 6-12/26 [39] at #28 Florida State * W, 4-33/5 [34] at UCF W, 5-13/6 [34] at USF W, 4-33/13 [32] #16 Georgia Tech * W, 4-33/18 [25] at #23 Minnesota L, 3-43/20 [25] #57 Clemson * W, 4-33/25 [29] #1 Virginia * L, 0-73/27 [29] #36 Virginia Tech * W, 6-14/1 [28] at #35 Wake Forest * W, 5-24/3 [28] at #59 NC State * W, 5-24/8 [24] #43 Maryland * W, 7-04/10 [24] Boston College * W, 6-14/15 [25] at #19 North Carolina * L, 2-54/17 [25] at #10 Duke * L, 2-54/22 [25] vs. #16 Georgia Tech % L, 1-45/13 [27] vs. #41 Nebraska & W, 4-35/14 [27] vs. #8 Florida & L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament& NCAA Tournament

2012 Coach Mario Rincon 8-13 (1-9 ACC, t-11th)1/19 [31] Florida Atlantic W, 6-11/22 [31] Florida A&M W, 4-31/28 [33] #41 Wake Forest ! L, 3-41/29 [33] #55 New Mexico ! W, 4-32/5 [37] at #38 Rice L, 0-72/18 [39] #56 USF W, 5-22/24 [36] UCF W, 5-22/26 [36] North Florida W, 5-23/4 [52] #23 Florida State * L, 1-63/11 [59] at Clemson * L, 1-63/13 [58] at Georgia Tech * L, 0-73/17 [58] #57 Alabama W, 5-23/23 [54] #33 NC State * L, 3-43/25 [54] Wake Forest * W, 4-33/30 [51] at Boston College * L, 2-54/1 [51] at Maryland * L, 3-44/6 [61] #21 North Carolina * L, 2-54/8 [61] #7 Duke * L, 0-74/13 [63] at #51 Virginia Tech * L, 1-64/15 [63] at #3 Virginia * L, 1-64/19 [69] #32 Florida State % L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament

2013 Coach Mario Rincon 13-13 (2-8 ACC, 9th)1/19 [65] at #12 Florida L, 2-51/19 [65] vs. Bethune-Cookman W, 7-0 1/26 [64] vs. #71 Louisiana-Lafayette $ W, 4-31/27 [64] at #4 Ohio State $ L, 0-72/1 [60] UCF W, 6-12/3 [60] #50 Rice W, 6-12/8 [54] #75 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 4-32/10 [54] at USF W, 5-22/24 [54] #62 North Florida L, 2-53/1 [69] at #58 Texas Tech L, 3-43/2 [69] vs. New Mexico W, 5-23/9 [67] Georgetown W, 4-03/9 [67] Florida Gulf Coast W, 6-13/15 [70] #25 Clemson * L, 3-43/17 [70] #63 Georgia Tech * W, 4-33/19 [70] #61 Minnesota W, 4-33/22 [70] Georgia State W, 6-13/24 [65] at #16 Florida State * L, 2-53/29 [50] at #28 Wake Forest * L, 1-63/31 [50] at #38 NC State * L, 2-54/7 [52] Boston College * W, 7-04/12 [53] at #69 North Carolina * W, 2-54/14 [53] at #9 Duke * L, 0-74/19 [55] #52 Virginia Tech * L, 0-74/21 [55] #1 Virginia * L, 1-64/25 [55] #54 North Carolina % L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank$ ITA Kick-Off* ACC Match% ACC Tournament

2014 Coach Mario Rincon 14-11 (4-7 ACC, 9th)1/12 [55] Florida Atlantic W, 7-01/19 [55] at UCF L, 3-41/31 [60] Bethune-Cookman W, 7-02/2 [60] Florida A&M W, 7-02/7 [60] #54 Texas Tech L, 3-42/9 [60] USF L, 2-52/22 [62] North Florida W, 4-33/4 #75 Presbyterian W, 4-03/4 Xavier W, 7-03/7 at #23 Clemson * L, 1-63/9 at #52 Georgia Tech * W, 5-23/12 [65] Troy W, 5-23/15 [65] Boston University W, 6-13/17 [65] #58 Wisconsin W, 4-03/21 [72] #18 Wake Forest * W, 4-33/23 [72] #31 NC State * W, 4-33/25 [39] Nebraska-Omaha W, 7-03/28 [39] at #4 Virginia * L, 0-73/30 [39] at #54 Virginia Tech * L, 1-64/4 [47] #13 Duke * L, 0-74/6 [47] #9 North Carolina * L, 2-54/11 [46] at #12 Notre Dame * L, 0-74/13 [46] at Boston College * W, 7-04/19 [47] #31 Florida State * L, 1-64/24 [53] vs. #30 Florida State % L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament

2015 Coach Mario Rincon 7-17 (1-11 ACC, 12th)1/18 [52] Florida Atlantic W, 5-21/19 [52] #70 UCF L, 3-41/24 [52] #40 Drake L, 2-41/25 [52] #61 Tulane L, 1-42/7 [71] Florida Gulf Coast L, 1-42/7 [71] Liberty W, 4-22/13 [71] Kennesaw State W, 7-02/14 [71] #48 Pepperdine L, 3-43/6 George Washington W, 6-13/8 Georgia Tech * L, 2-43/10 Valparaiso W, 6-13/10 Quinnipiac W, 6-13/13 at #12 North Carolina * L, 0-73/15 at #6 Duke * L, 1-63/20 #64 Clemson * L, 3-43/27 #37 Notre Dame * L, 3-43/29 Boston College * W, 6-14/3 at #32 Florida State * L, 0-74/5 at #23 Louisville * L, 0-74/10 at #13 Wake Forest * L, 0-74/12 at #34 NC State * L, 0-74/17 #14 Virginia Tech * L, 0-74/19 #4 Virginia * L, 2-54/23 #9 Duke % L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament


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2016 Coach Mario Rincon 8-15 (3-9 ACC, 11th)1/16 St. John’s L, 3-41/17 Florida Atlantic W, 5-21/22 vs Alabama l, 1-41/22 vs UNC Wilmington L, 1-41/29 UCF W, 5-21/30 #68 Troy W, 4-32/15 Army West Point W, 4-03/1 Davidson W, 7-03/3 #19 Michigan L, 3-43/6 #47 Florida State * W, 4-33/8 [74] #54 Middle Tennessee L, 2-53/11 [74] #66 Duke* L, 2-53/13 [74] #1 North Carolina* L, 1-63/18 at Boston College * W, 4-33/20 #51 Notre Dame * L, 2-53/25 [64] #13 Wake Forest * L, 0-74/1 [67] at #31 Georgia Tech * L, 2-54/3 [67] at Clemson * L, 3-44/8 [75] #41 NC State* L, 3-44/10 [75] Louisville * W, 5-24/15 #40 at Virginia Tech * L, 1-64/17 at #1 Virginia * L, 0-74/21 vs. #36 Virginia Tech % L, 0-4[ ] Miami’s rank* ACC Match% ACC Tournament

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