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The University at Albany athletics program continued its success in the 2005-06 athletic year. Withmomentum from the 2004-05 Stuart P. Haskell, Jr. Commissioner's Cup, which recognizes the stron-gest athletic program in the America East Conference, the Great Danes captured five conferencechampionships, two regular-season championships, and saw numerous student-athletes garner indi-vidual accolades, including five All-America honorees.

UAlbany won America East championships in men's basketball, men's indoor and outdoor track &field, women's outdoor track & field, and softball. In addition, the Great Danes were runners-up inwomen's indoor track & field and men's lacrosse. Volleyball and men's basketball also won confer-ence regular-season titles, led by America East Conference Player of the Years and All-AmericansBlair Buchanan and Jamar Wilson, respectively.

In addition, men's basketball captured its first-ever NCAA Tournament berth, becoming the firstSUNY Division I team to accomplish that feat. Building on the mantra "Why not us?" the Great Danesnearly became the first 16-seed to topple a one-seed when they faced the University of Connecticut.Softball became the first women's program to make back-to-back trips to NCAA post-season play,while Gered Burns, Joe Greene and Marc Pallozzi became the first Division I track & field All-Ameri-cans for the Great Danes.

UAlbany sponsors 19 NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletic programs, with 18 teams competingin the America East Conference. Football, a Division I-AA program, has been an associate member ofthe Northeast Conference since 1999.

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UAlbany Women’s Tennis�

Name Class Ht. Hometown/High SchoolAmandaHall* Jr. 5-4 Williamsport,Pa./WilliamsportAreaAimeeKern* Jr. 5-7 Holland,Pa./CouncilRockSouthPriyaPatel Jr. 5-7 Auburn,N.Y./AuburnChristinaSuarez* Jr. 5-3 TomsRiver,N.J./MonsignorDonovanKimWeltman* So. 5-6 Carmel,N.Y./CarmelKimWestcott* Jr. 5-6 Mahopac,N.Y./Mahopac

*Letterwinner

2006-07 University at Albany Tennis

ROSTER

Sept. 9 Sat. at Fairfield Doubles Tourmament Sept.15-16 Fri.-Sat. atEasternCollegiates Sept.30- Sat. atBinghamtonInvitational Oct.1 Sun. atBinghamtonInvitational Oct.20-24 Fri.-Sun. atITAEasternRegional(Hanover,N.H.)

Feb.3 Sat. atDartmouth 12:00Feb.4 Sun. atMassachusetts 12:00Feb. 9 Fri. Providence 3:30Feb.10 Sat. atCornell 12:00Feb. 11 Sun. St. Bonaventure 10:00 A.M.Feb. 17 Sat. Holy Cross 10:00 A.M.Feb.19 Mon. atCollegeofCharleston 6:00Feb.20 Tue atCharlestonSouthern 2:00Mar. 4 Sun. Fairfield 1:00Mar. 16 Fri. Marist 12:00Mar. 25 Sun. Hartford 1:00Mar. 27 Tue. Colgate 4:00Mar.30 Fri. atStonyBrook 1:00Mar.31 Sat. atSacredHeart 1:00Apr.17 Tue. atSiena 3:00Apr.21 Sat. atBinghamton 1:00Apr.27-29 AmericaEastConferenceChampionship^

^NewHaven,Conn.

Junior Amanda Hall

Junior Christina Suarez

2006-07 Schedule

UAlbany Women’s Tennis �

Athletics DirectorDr. Lee McElroy

Head CoachElissa Kinard

TABLE OF CONTENTSRoster .......................................................... 1Schedule...................................................... 1Quick Facts.................................................. 2

COACHiNg STAFFHead Coach Elissa Kinard........................... 3

PLAyEr PrOFiLESAmanda Hall ................................................ 3Aimee Kern .................................................. 4Priya Patel ................................................... 4Christina Suarez .......................................... 5Kim Westcott ............................................... 5Kim Weltman ............................................... 6

AMEriCA EASTAbout America East ..................................... 6

2005-06 SEASON iN rEviEw2005-06 Statistics ........................................ 72005-06 Results .......................................... 7

UALBANy rECOrdSHonors and Awards ..................................... 8Career Leaders............................................ 8

CrEdiTSEditor ................................... Wojciech DudekContributors: ..................... Brian DePasquale.........................................Brianna LaBrecque.................................................Hoffman WolffPhotography: ................................ Bob Ewell.................................................... Steve Lobel................................................. Mark SchmidtCover Design ................................Rob TotaroPrinting .............. New York Press & Graphics....................................................Albany, N.Y.

The 2006-07 University at Albany women’s tennis media guide is published by the athletic media relations office for use by friends of UAlbany tennis and members of the media. On the Cover: (Left to right) Amanda Hall, Aimee Kern, Christina Suarez, Kim Weltman and Kim Westcott.

QUICK FACTS

dEPArTMENT OF ATHLETiCSVicePresident&DirectorofAthletics................................................................................ Dr.LeeMcElroyFacultyRepresentative................................................................................................. Dr.TeresaHarrisonDeputyDirectorofAthletics.......................................................................................................... RickCoeAssociateDirectorofAthleticsforExternalAffairs...............................................................CharlieVoelkerAssociateDirectorofAthleticsforStudent-LifeEnrichment&Equity(SWA)............................. JanBrownAssistantDirectorofAthleticsforCompliance................................................................WayneBridgemanAssistantDirectorofAthleticsforStudent-LifeEnrichment.................................................. CarlAndersonAssistantDirectorofAthleticsforEquipment&Operations...................................................KevinGaluskiAssistantDirectorofAthleticsforRecreation&Aquatics.........................................................MariaMoonAssistantDirectorofAthleticsforMarketing&Tickets...............................................................RobTotaroAssistantDirectorofAthleticsforEventManagement&Operations.........................................CaraWhiteAssistanttotheAthleticDirector............................................................................................. CathyProbstDirectorofAthleticDevelopment..............................................................................................DonOstromSenior Major Gift Officer....................................................................................................... MaryJohnsonDirectorofStudent-AthleteSupportServices...................................................................... JenniferSvatikAssistantDirectorforInternalOperations..................................................................................MattRocheHeadAthleticTrainer..................................................................................................................JayGeigerAthleticTrainers............................................. KimberlyDoyle,AnthonyBenyarko,MaryKateHeddermanStrengthandConditioningCoach............................................................................................ TonyTullockStrengthandConditioningAssistant...................................................................................JustinMahoneyAccountant................................................................................................................................ SylviaUlionAthleticGrounds..................................................................................................................... ShaunLynch

TENNiS OFFiCEHeadCoach............................................................................................................................ElissaKinard

ATHLETiC MEdiA rELATiONSAssistantDirectorofAthleticsforMediaRelations.........................................................BrianDePasqualeAssistantDirectorofMediaRelations........................................................................... BriannaLaBrecqueAthleticMediaRelationsAssistant/Women’sTennisContact........................................... WojciechDudekMediaRelationsFax........................................................................................................... (518)442-3139WebSite................................................................................................................. www.albany.edu/sports

PHONE NUMBErSDepartmentofAthletics...................................................................................................... (518)442-2562ElissaKinard....................................................................................................................... (518)442-3048BrianDePasquale............................................................................................................... (518)442-3072BriannaLaBrecque............................................................................................................. (518)442-5733WojciechDudek...................................................................................................................(518)442-3359AlbanySportsline............................................................................................(518)442-DANE&press“1”

AddrESSESDepartmentofAthletics.....................................RACC212,1400WashingtonAvenue,Albany,NY12222Women’s Tennis Office......................................... PEB-56,1400WashingtonAvenue,Albany,NY12222AthleticMediaRelations.........................................PE307,1400WashingtonAvenue,Albany,NY12222WebSite................................................................................................................. www.albany.edu/sportsKinard’sE-Mail................................................................................................ekinard@uamail.albany.eduDePasquale’sE-Mail..............................................................................bdepasquale@uamail.albany.eduLaBrecque’sE-Mail...................................................................................blabrecque@uamail.albany.eduDudek’sE-Mail...............................................................................................wdudek@uamail.albany.edu

Officer in ChargeSusan Herbst

SUNY ChancellorJohn R. Ryan


ElissaKinardwashiredastheUniversityatAlbany’stenniscoachonAugust1,2006.

Previously,KinardhadworkedforoneyearatWashingtonState,aprogramthatwasranked sixth in the Northwest Region, produced a dual-match victory over Pacific-10 ConferencerivalWashingtonandhadastudent-athlete rankedNo.66nationally insinglesplay.Herresponsibilitiesincludedassistinginallstagesofrecruiting,organizingtravel,monitoringtheteam’sacademicprogram,aswellason-courtinstruction.

PriortoherarrivalontheWSUcampus,KinardservedasColgateUniversity’sassistantmen’sandwomen’stenniscoach.ShewasalsoanassistantatAmericanUniversityduringthe2004-05academicyear.

Kinard, 24, began her collegiate playing career at the University of Nebraska in the fall of 2000, where she fin-ishedastheBig12Conferencerunner-upinsinglesasafreshman.Followinghersophomorecampaign,KinardtransferredtoVirginiaTech.ShewasastandoutdoublescompetitorfortheHokies,rankingashighasNo.2intheEastRegionandNo.31nationallybytheIntercollegiateTennisAssociation(ITA).

AnativeofCharleston,S.C.,KinardearnedaB.S.insociologyandamaster’sdegreeinhealthpromotionsfromVirginiaTech.Asascholasticathlete,shewasnamedtheSouthCarolinaPlayeroftheYearonfouroccasionsandwonfourstatechampionshiptitles.

Head Coach Elissa Kinard

HEAD COACH/MEET THE GREAT DANES

Amanda HallJunior•5-4

Williamsport,Pa.WilliamsportAreaH.S.

2005-06: Finishedtiedforfourthontheteam with 11 singles wins, five of which cameintheAmericaEastConferencetournament...Startedtheseason8-2insingles...Puttogethera14-11doubles

record alongside Kim Weltman and Kim Westcott. 2004-05: Finishedwithateam-high16singlesvictories...Compileda13-5singlesrecordattheNo.4position...FirstcareerwincameagainstNewHampshire...Tallieda14-16doublesmark...Pairedwith Kim Westcott for a 12-8 record at No. 2 doubles. HigH SCHOOL: Was a four-year member of Williamsport’s tennisteamandwasteam’snumberonesinglesplayer...Compiled62-6careerrecord...District2singleschampionwitha17-0record...Districtdoubleschampionin2002...UnderclassmanAwardwin-nerin2000andteamMVPin2002and2003...Captainasajuniorandsenior.PErSONAL: DaughterofBradandSylviaHall...BornOctober14,1985...Majoringinbusinessadministration.

year Singles 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tourn. doubles2005-06 7-9 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-1 3-3 2-2 0-1 15-142004-05 6-21 0-0 4-16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-5 13-16

Meet the 2007 great danes


MEET THE GREAT DANES

Aimee KernJunior•5-7Holland,Pa.

CouncilRockSouthH.S.


2005-06: Was first on the team with 18 victories...Wentundefeated(6-0)fromtheNo.6positionandwas7-1fromtheNo.5position...Pairedwithfourdiffer-entplayersfora15-7doublesrecord...

Wonlastelevenmatchesoftheseason.2004-05: RankedsecondontheGreatDaneswith12singlesvictories...Tallieda9-9recordatNo.3singles...PairedwithCourtneyMichelsforateam-high14 doubles wins... Advanced to semifinals of Fairfield Doubles Festival.HigH SCHOOL: Four-yearmemberofthevarsitytennisteam...Finished18-0asaseniorplayingsecondsingles...Waschosedthemostimprovedplayerin2003andtheteamMVPin2004...WasnamedPIAADistrict IAAAHonorableMention in2001, second team in 2002 and 2003, and first team in 2004... Voted first-team all-area in 2004. PErSONAL: DaughterofDaveandCindyKern...BornMay6,1986...Hasonesister,Danylle...Dualmajorinphysicsandeducation.

Priya PatelJunior• 5-7Auburn,N.Y.AuburnH.S.


2005-06: Finishedwitha0-1 recordinsinglestournamentplay... 2004-05: Registered an 0-2 record in singlestournament play... Finished 0-2 in

doublesactionwithKyleSteller...HigH SCHOOL: Three-yearmemberofthevarsitytennisteam,competingindoubles...Playedthird doubles her sophomore year and first doubles her junior and senioryears...WastheteamMVPandcaptainhersenioryear...Memberof theNationalHonorSociety,ModelUnitedNationsandschoolorchestra...PErSONAL: Majorisbiology...Hasonebrother,Mitul,andonesister,Reena...BornJanuary4,1986...DaughterofYashvantandChandrikaPatel.


2005-06: Picked up seven victories,including two at the No. 3 spot...Partnered with Kim Weltman, went15-4indoublesalongsidefourdifferentpartners,including6-0intheAmerica

EastConferencetournament.2004-05: Registeredsixsinglesvictoriesasa freshman...Posted fourwinsatNo.2singles...TeamedwithKyleStellerfora10-7recordatNo.3doubles.HigH SCHOOL: Neverlostadivisionalhighschoolmatch,going48-0at first singles during her career and 92-13-1 overall... Voted team MVPallfouryearsandcaptainherjuniorandseniorseasons...Afour-timeselectiontoall-countyandall-shoreteams...NamedtotheAll-StateParochialsquadthreetimesandearnedShorePlayeroftheYearin2003...MemberoftheMissionClub,Eu-charisticMinistry,KairosRetreatLeader,ChristianServiceandPowderpuffteam.PErSONAL: DaughterofGilbertandEvelynSuarez...BornJanuary12,1986...Hasonebrother,Jeremy...Majorisbusinessadministration.


Kim westcottJunior•5-6

Mahopac,N.Y.MahopacH.S.

2005-06: Sportedan11-3record,includ-ingsixwinsintheAmericaEastConfer-encetournament...Alsopickedupfourwinsat theNo.6position...Went7-7indoubles,splitamongthreedifferent

partners.2004-05: Tallieda12-13singlesrecord,withall12winscomingattheNo.5position...PairedwithAmandaHallfora12-8doublesrecord...The12victoriesrankedsecondonthesquad.HigH SCHOOL: Six-year member of the tennis team, playingin seventh and eighth grade along with high school... Was first singles her freshman and sophomore seasons and first or second singlesherjuniorandseniorcampaigns...Namedacaptainherseniorseasonandearnedall-conferencehonorstwice...Memberof theSnowboardingClubandDrumbeat,a literarymagazine.PErSONAL: Daughter of Richard Hall, Jr. and Suzanne Hall-Westcott...BornOctober14,1985...Hasonesister,Sarah,a1997UAlbanygraduate...Majorispsychology.



Christina SuarezJunior•5-3

TomsRiver,N.J.MonsignorDonovanH.S.


AMEriCA EAST CONFErENCEAmerica East...

Sinceitsmodestbeginningasamen’sbasketball-onlyconferencein1979,AmericaEasthasevolvedintooneofthemostcomprehensiveNCAADivisionIconferenceswithacommitmenttobroad-based,competitiveathleticsprograms,complementingtheacademicintegrityandmissionsofthememberinstitutions.

Founded:1979(asECACNorth,men’sbasketballonly),1988-89(allsports).

Membership (year joined):Albany(2001),Binghamton(2001),BostonUniversity(1979),Hartford(1985),Maine(1979),UMBC(2003),NewHampshire(1979),StonyBrook(2001),Vermont(1979).

Sports:Baseball,Men’sBasketball,Women’sBasketball,Men’sCrossCountry,Women’sCrossCountry,FieldHockey,Men’sGolf,Women’sGolf,Men’s IndoorTrackandField,Women’s IndoorTrackandField,Men’sLacrosse,Women’sLacrosse,Men’sOutdoorTrackandField,Women’sOutdoorTrackandField,Men’sSoc-cer,Women’sSoccer,Softball,Men’sSwimmingandDiving,Women’sSwimmingandDiving,Men’sTennis,Women’sTennis,Volleyball.

Athletic Success…

AmericaEastentersits19thyearofall-sportschampionshipcompetitionontheheelsofoneofthemostsuccessfulseasonsinhistoryasfourofits10teamsportchampionswonatleastonegameintheNCAAChampionship.

Academic Success…

AmericaEastinstitutionsboastedeightAcademicAll-Americansin2005-06whileanother30werenamedAll-District.Morethen1,800ofAmericaEast’s3,500student-athleteswerenamedtotheAcademicHonorRollafterreceivinggrade-pointaveragesof3.0orbetter.Includedinthattotalwere757student-athleteswhoearneda3.5orbetter.


Kim weltmanSophomore•5-6

Carmel,N.Y.CarmelH.S.

2005-06: Wastheteam’sregularNo.2player,going8-7atthatpositionenroutetoa11-3overallsinglesrecord...PairedwithAmandaHall,went8-6attheNo.2doublesspot...Alsowent6-0indoubles

attheAmericaEastConferencetournamentalongsideChristinaSuarez. HigH SCHOOL: Six-yearletterwinnerontheCarmelHighSchooltennisteam...Competedonthevarsitylevelinseventhandeighthgrade...Finishedwitha12-0recordasasenior...Compileda72-5scholasticsinglesmark...Namedall-leagueseventimesandall-sectionsixtimes...Servedascaptainasajuniorandsenior...Voted team MVP five straight years... Played two years at point guardonthebasketball team.PErSONAL: DaughterofHenryandTerriWeltman...BornMarch7,1987...Hastwobrothers,JayandMike...Majorismathematics.

year Singles 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tourn. doubles2005-06 13-9 0-0 8-7 1-0 4-9 1-0 1-0 4-2 18-6


FALL rESULTSdate Opponent resultSept. 10 at Fairfield Doubles Festival NTSSept.24-25 AlbanyInvitational NTSOct.1-2 atBinghamtonInvitational NTS

NTS-NoTeamScoring

2005-06 UALBANy wOMEN’S TENNiS rESULTSrecord: 11-5

SiNgLES: Overall No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Tourn.AmandaHall 11-11 4-9 1-0 1-0 5-2AimeeKern 18-3 1-0 7-1 6-0 4-2LisaKlarmann 17-1 11-0 6-1CourtneyMichels 9-13 1-3 0-1 4-6 4-3PriyaPatel 0-1 0-1ChristinaSuarez 7-9 2-2 0-1 3-3 2-2 0-1KimWeltman 13-9 8-7 1-0 4-2KimWestcott 11-3 1-0 4-2 6-1

dOUBLES: Overall No. 1 No.2 No. 3 Tourn.Hall/Weltman 8-6 8-6 0-0Hall/Westcott 6-5 6-5Kern/Michels 2-4 1-1 1-3Kern/Suarez 9-2 9-2 0-0Kern/Weltman 4-0 4-0Kern/Westcott 0-1 0-1 0-0Klarmann/Michels 12-6 6-5 6-1Michels/Steller 2-0 1-0 1-0Steller/Suarez 0-1 0-1Suarez/Weltman 6-0 6-0Suarez/Westcott 1-1 1-1 0-0

rESULTSSPriNg rESULTS record: 11-5date Opponent resultFeb. 4 Fairfield* 6-1, W*Feb. 11 Providence* 5-1, W Feb. 12 St. Bonaventure* 4-3, W*Mar. 5 atColgate 6-1,LMar. 11 Marist * 5-2, W*Mar. 18 Sacred Heart 6-1, W*Mar. 25 Hartford 7-0, W*Mar. 26 New Hampshire 7-0, W*Mar. 30 atArmy 5-2,LMar. 31 Long Island 4-2, W* Apr. 9 atFordham 4-3,LApr. 11 Stony Brook 4-3, LApr. 19 Siena 4-3, WApr. 22 Binghamton 5-2, LApr. 28 vs.No.4StonyBrook# 4-3,WApr. 29 vs.NewHampshire# 4-0,W

*UAlbanyBubble(Albany,N.Y.)#AmericaEastChampionship(NewHaven,Conn.)

2005-06 SEASON REVIEW

Junior Aimee Kern

Junior Kim Westcott


CAREER SINGLES (Since 1994-95, minimum 10 victories)Player years Overall No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Tourn.JulieBliss 1996-00 53-34 33-22 20-12VioletaPetijevic 1999-03 39-43 17-21 4-4 7-3 2-0 9-15IlissaStrolovitz 1998-01 39-30 0-1 1-6 7-7 16-6 3-2 12-8JenniferHahn 1997-01 35-25 0-1 4-5 6-6 6-3 14-2 5-8ErinnLangford 1997-01 34-43 3-9 5-8 10-10 5-4 1-0 10-12Aimee Kern 2004- 31-16 9-9 1-0 7-1 6-0 8-6SamanthaKramer 1998-01 29-21 6-4 15-10 1-0 7-7MarissaTuchband 1996-00 28-35 2-3 10-9 6-3 3-10 7-10Amanda Hall 2004- 27-22 0-1 17-14 1-0 1-0 8-7MaryWood 1995-98 26-13 2-0 2-1 10-6 2-1 6-4 4-1Kim westcott 2004- 23-16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 13-6 4-2 6-7CourtneyMichels 2002-05 21-56 3-27 5-7 5-9 8-13LisaKlarmann 2005 17-1 11-0 6-1MarciTravin 1996-98 16-13 8-9 1-0 7-4MeredithHidle 1995-96 15-2 0-2 10-0 5-0JackieKnapp 1995-96 14-1 9-1 5-0DarcyWheeler 1997-98 13-7 1-0 4-5 1-0 2-0Christina Suarez 2004- 13-30 4-16 2-2 0-1 3-3 2-2 3-6 DenaReinisch 1995-98 12-5 2-1 4-1 3-0 5-4DeborahSchoenblum 1994-96 12-10 6-4 1-4 5-0 Kim weltman 2005- 13-9 8-7 1-0 4-2ErikoTakemura 1994-97 11-11 3-6 7-4 1-1ShannaMogan 1998-99 10-3 1-0 4-1 5-2

CAREER DOUBLES (Since 1994-95, minimum 10 victories)Player years Overall No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Tourn.CourtneyMichels 2002-05 48-43 21-25 7-5 1-0 20-13ErinnLangford 1997-01 44-37 6-6 19-19 9-0 10-12JulieBliss 1996-00 37-32 27-24 0-1 10-7JenniferHahn 1997-01 36-21 3-2 6-5 15-5 12-9VioletaPetijevic 1999-03 34-40 27-38 7-5Aimee Kern 2004- 30-21 16-16 9-2 11-8Christina Suarez 2004- 29-20 1-1 20-10 8-9SamanthaKramer 1998-01 29-22 12-9 9-6 8-7Amanda Hall 2004- 28-27 20-14 8-13MaryWood 1995-98 26-14 1-2 12-5 4-5 9-2IlissaStrolovitz 1998-01 25-21 2-2 14-10 3-2 6-7Kim weltman 2005- 18-6 8-6 10-0KateMcCarthy 1997-99 18-10 2-0 10-4 6-6EmilyGonzales 1998-00 16-14 0-2 14-9 2-3Kim westcott 2004- 20-24 0-1 12-8 1-1 6-5DeborahSchoenblum 1994-96 14-11 1-0 9-8 2-0 2-3LaurenHargett 1997-99 13-9 7-3 6-6MarissaTuchband 1996-00 13-12 8-3 3-6 2-3AlexBerley 2001-03 13-27 0-2 7-20 3-4 3-1LisaKlarmann 2005- 12-6 6-5 6-1LindsayHartman 1995-96 12-9 1-0 1-3 5-5 5-1MarisaBerley 2001-03 12-21 6-14 1-5 5-2KyleSteller 2002-05 12-22 0-0 0-1 11-13 1-8ShaynaSmith 1998-00 11-12 7-9 4-3ErikoTakemura 1994-97 11-14 1-7 4-3 4-0 2-4ChristinePhillips 1995-98 10-5 2-3 5-2 3-0MarciTravin 1996-98 10-10 6-10 1-0 3-0

ALL-AMEriCA EAST CONFErENCE SELECTiONS

2005-06AimeeKernLisaKlarmann

2003-04CourtneyMichels

2002-03VioletaPetijevic

2001-02VioletaPetijevic

UALBANy wOMEN’S TENNiS rECOrdS

yEAr-By-yEAr (since 1984-85)year Coach w L %1984-85 JamesSerbalk 11 9 .5501985-86 LindaMyers 5 5 .5001986-87 LindaMyers 7 9 .4381987-88 LindaMyers 9 9 .5001988-89 NoraBreen 5 8 .3851989-90 NoraBreen 1 5 .167 LarryYakowbrowski 0 8 .0001990-91 LarryYakowbrowski 2 8 .2001991-92 JeffBrennan 3 7 .3001992-93 JeffBrennan 1 5 .1671993-94 DarcieTrapasso 1 9 .1001994-95 DarcieTrapasso 5 12 .2941995-96 DarcieTrapasso 10 4 .7141996-97 DarcieTrapasso 10 9 .5261997-98 DarcieTrapasso 9 4 .6921998-99 DarcieTrapasso 9 4 .6921999-00 DarcieTrapasso 11 9 .5502000-01 DarcieTrapasso 5 12 .2942001-02 DarcieTrapasso 0 17 .0002002-03 ChrissyShort 2 16 .1112003-04 ChrissyShort 0 17 .0002004-05 ChrissyShort 7 13 .3502005-06 ConnyGrunes 10 6 .625

Erinn Langford is the program’s career leader with 44 doubles victories. She is fifth on the singles charts.

RECORD BOOK

Violeta Petijevic was a two-time All-America East Conference standout. Her 39 career singles wins rank second in school history.

TOTALS 22 years 125 205 .379NCAADivisionIII(1984-94) 45 82 .354NCAADivisionII(1994-99) 43 33 .566NCAADivisionI(1999-05) 35 90 .280

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UAlbany has more than 134,000 living alumni, including: Norman E. Snyder Jr., B.S. '83, chief operating officer ofRheingold Brewing Company and former partner of the South Beach Brewing Company (SoBe); Marcia Brown, B.A.'40,three-time Caldecott Award-winning children's book author; Tom Clarke, B.A. '73, president of new business ventures,Nike, Inc.; and Maureen Baginski, B.A. '77, M.A. '79, former director of the FBI Office of Intelligence.

UAlbany, working with governmental and business partners, plays a vital role in the economic development of theCapital Region and New York State. The University is a major international center for research and development in thefields of nanosciences and nanoengineering. An economic impact study in 2004 estimated UAlbany's economic impactas $1.119 billion annually in New York State -- $1.005 billion of that in the Capital Region.

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation: 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222Enrollment: 12,013 (undergraduate), 5,027 (graduate)Web Site: www.albany.eduSchools and Colleges: College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, College of Computing and Information,School of Criminal Justice, School of Education, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, Nelson A. RockefellerCollege of Public Affairs and Policy, School of Public Health, School of Social Welfare, The Honors College.Quick Facts:***Established in 1844, UAlbany was designated a University Center of the State University of New York in 1962.***UAlbany is home to the New York State Writers Institute, founded by Pulitzer Prize-winning author and faculty member

William Kennedy. Since 1984, the Institute has brought to campus more than 600 writers and filmmakers, including sixNobel Prize winners and 50 Pulitzer Prize winners, for programs that are free and open to the public.

***UAlbany's three libraries boast more than two million volumes and rank among the nation's top research libraries.***UAlbany has more than 134,000 living alumni.

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