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ATHLETIC VISION
Louisiana Tech University will be a conference leader in performance by investing strategically in student-athletes’ development, providing superior facilities and enhancing program support to achieve a local and national image of success and dominance.
ATHLETIC MISSION STATEMENT
Embody excellence in everything we do.
Develop student-athletes to maximize their potential in mind, body and spirit.
Bring pride, admiration, and loyalty to the University family, community and state.
Win with integrity.
2025 TENNIS QUICK FACTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location Ruston, La.
Founded 1894
Enrollment 12,039 (as of Fall 2024)
Nickname Bulldogs
Colors ........................................................................ Red and Blue
Conference CUSA (joined July 1, 2013)
President ........................................................... Dr. Jim Henderson
Athletic Director Ryan Ivey
SWA Mary Kay Hungate
Faculty Representative ...................................... Dr. Donna Thomas
Athletic Department (318) 257-4111
TEAM
INFORMATION
2024 Record ................. 15-9 (Home: 6-2, Away: 6-7, Neutral: 3-0)
FACILITY INFORMATION
Facility
Overall All-Time Record ............................... 449-540 (48 seasons)
2025 ROSTER
Name Ht. Yr. Hometown
Alice Brook 5-9 Fr. Ilkley, England
Zoie Epps 5-6 So. Norman, Oklahoma
Mio Kozaki 5-3 Jr. Aichi, Japan
Ana Rodrigues 5-11 Sr. Montes Claros, Brazil
Nina Skoric 5-6 So. Paris, France
Soha Singh 5-5 Fr. Sydney, Australia
Maria Tsironi 5-6 Fr. Argyroupoli, Greece
June Vigneron 5-10 Fr. Fleury-en-Bière, France
Louisiana Tech Tennis Complex
First Match Oct. 15, 2008
Facility Record 88-31* (.739), 15 seasons
*The record only includes spring dual matches. The 2020 home season was played at the Ruston Sports Complex due to LA Tech Tennis Complex being unplayable as a result of the EF3 tornado that struck the campus on April 25, 2019.
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach Amy Sargeant (Florida State, ‘13) Record at School 15-9 (2nd year)
Situated next to Joe Aillet Stadium and the Jim Mize Track and Field Complex are eight lighted tennis courts that make up the Louisiana Tech Tennis Complex.
Construction on the facility began in March 2008 and concluded five months later in August. Then on Oct. 15, 2008 as part of the fall schedule, the women’s tennis team played and swept Grambling State in their inaugural match at the new facility. A dedication ceremony took place two weeks later as then Tech President Dr. Dan Reneau officially announced it as the Louisiana Tech Tennis Complex.
In the early hours of April 25, 2019, an EF3 tornado struck the Louisiana Tech campus and delivered almost complete devastation to the tennis complex. Almost a year later on April 22, 2020, work began on repairing the complex and was completed in late July with the resurfacing of the courts, new fencing and new LED lights.
The facility has seen more upgrades recently with the addition of new windscreens/banners as well as a camera streaming system installed.
In 15 spring seasons at the LA Tech Tennis Complex, the Bulldogs have tallied an all-time spring dual record of 88-31 at their home courts (the 2020 dual season was played at the Ruston Sports Complex). The team has had a winning home record in 13 straight spring seasons, including undefeated home seasons in 2014 and 2017.
The program played a school record 15 home matches during the 2022 spring season, registering a 13-2 record. During the season, they also set a new school record with 12 straight home victories (April 13, 2021 - March 19, 2022). The record was set on Feb. 28 with a 4-2 victory over Tarleton State. That record did not last very long as the Bulldogs reeled off 13 straight (April 3, 2022 - April 13, 2023), winning the 13th match against Grambling State which was part of an 11-1 home record during the 2023 spring season.
The LA Tech Tennis Complex has seen the Bulldogs host its first-ever conference match on April 8, 2010 against Hawai’i. They then notched their first-ever conference win at the facility a few days later on April 10 against San Jose State. Another highlight moment came on April 5, 2016 when they played their first ever home match as a nationally-ranked team (No. 73).
AMY SARGEANT HEAD
COACH
@CoachSargeant_
The “Sarge Effect” was on full display as head coach Amy Sargeant wrapped up year one at the helm of the Louisiana Tech women’s tennis program.
Sargeant guided the Bulldogs to a 15-win season in 2024, tied for the third most wins by a first-year head coach in program history. One of those was a 4-2 win at Houston, which marked the program’s first ever victory over a Big 12 opponent. The team finished ranked No. 9 in the ITA Collegiate Women’s Tennis southern regional rankings.
She coached four Bulldogs -- Olga Bienzobas, Tiffani Nash, Alexia Romero, and Zoie Epps -- that ended up earning All-Conference USA honors, tying for the most in school history. Four Bulldogs also received CUSA Athlete of the Week honors throughout the spring, the most ever in a single season.
Bienzobas, Nash, and Romero each tallied 15+ dual singles wins, a first in the program’s history since 1982. The trio ranked in the top five in CUSA in singles wins while Bienzobas registered a 19-3 record, the most by anyone in the league and tied for the second most in program history. She went on to become the first player in program history to be named the LSWA Louisiana Player of the Year.
Sargeant came to Ruston following a decade-long coaching career with stints at her alma mater Florida State as well as New Mexico, Oklahoma, and most recently Clemson where she also served as interim head coach in 2023, guiding the Tigers to one of their most successful seasons on the courts in recent years.
After spending two seasons at Clemson as an assistant coach, Sargeant was named interim head coach on Nov. 17, 2022, immediately established a winning culture that garnered results.
The Tigers ended up recording a 16-12 overall mark, the most wins since 2015. Included in that was an 11-1 start to the spring dual season, the best start since 1986, with one of those victories coming against rival South Carolina, the first such win in eight years. Clemson was consistently ranked in the top 45, peaking as high as No. 29 (highest since 2018).
The team experienced improvement in her first two seasons on staff, helping the Tigers to a 13-13 record in 2022 and sending the doubles pair of Samantha Buyckx and Ali DeSpain to the NCAA Doubles Championship Tournament. The pair earned their first ranked wins and first top-25 victory in 2022, as well as their first ACC Tournament match victory, a 4-3 thriller over Virginia Tech.
Prior to heading to the Palmetto State, Sargeant was an assistant coach at Oklahoma for four seasons (2016-20). The Sooners improved year after year with her on staff, peaking in 2019 when OU went 17-9 and earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2015, making it to the Round of 32.
Sargeant was named ITA Central Region Assistant Coach of the Year after helping coach four All-Big 12 selections (most in program history at the time), including Big 12 Newcomer of the Year Oleksandra Korashvili.
She was selected as one of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Summer Collegiate Coaches for the 2019 season, working with the USTA’s top collegiate players as they compete at 25k pro events)
She made the move to Norman, Oklahoma from Albuquerque, New Mexico where she was an assistant coach for the Lobos for one season (2015-16). In that one season, Sargeant helped UNM to a 15-7 record and a perfect 5-0 mark in the Mountain West Conference, earning the No. 2 seed in the MWC Championship where they advanced to the semifinals.
She coached three All-Mountain West Conference selections while helping Lobos reach as high as No. 48 in the country.
Sargeant’s collegiate coaching career got its start at Florida State where she spent two seasons (2013-15) as a volunteer assisting with practices and coordinating player strategies and individualized drills while pursuing her master’s degree.
This came following a four-year playing career (2009-13) with the Seminoles, helping FSU to four straight NCAA Tournaments as well as two runner-up finishes in the ACC Championship.
Sargeant earned Team MVP honors in 2011, 2012, and 2013 and served as a two-time co-captain. As a senior, she became just the fifth player in FSU history to record 30 singles wins in a single season. Her .811 winning percentage ranked as the second-best mark in FSU single-season history.
She also had a stint on the professional ITF circuit, winning the ITA Regional Playoff for the 2013 US Open and competing in the French National League for Club Moulin Les Metz.
Sargeant, a native of Walsall, England, earned both her bachelor’s (Sport Management, 2013) and master’s (Sport Management and Administration, 2015) from Florida State.
CARLOTTA
ROMITO
ASSISTANT COACH
2025 SUPPORT STAFF
Louisiana Tech Tennis head coach Amy Sargeant announced the hiring of Carlotta Romito as the new assistant coach for the Bulldogs.
Romito, a native of Verona, Italy, spent this past season as an assistant coach at Lamar University where she helped the Cardinals to a 9-win season with marquee victories over Sam Houston, Southern Miss, and North Dakota.
“I could not be more excited to add Carlotta to the Bulldog family,” said Sargeant who enters her second season at the helm. “After a long search and a quality list of references, Carlotta fit the bill of what I look for in a coach.
“She has a solid playing background, is extremely motivated, and has a love for developing players both on and off the court. I cannot wait for our team to be united and hit the ground running.”
Prior to joining Lamar, Romito was a youth tennis coach and manager in 202223 at the Tennis Academy of San Mateo, California.
She played collegiately in Lake Charles, Louisiana at McNeese State where she spent the majority of the time at the top two positions in both singles and doubles. Her standout season came as a freshman when she went 12-7 in singles, highlighted by wins against Tulane, South Alabama, UL-Lafayette, and UTSA. She also registered a career-high six victories in dual doubles.
“I am thrilled and honored to join the Louisiana Tech family,” said Romito. “Having lived in Louisiana for four years, I have experienced firsthand the unique spirit, resilience, and passion that define this state.
“I chose Louisiana Tech because of its commitment to excellence, the incredible sense of community that permeates the program, the dedication of the athletes and staff, and the university’s values aligning perfectly with my own. I am eager to bring my experience and passion to this program and contribute to our collective success.” Romito, who is fluent in three languages (English, Spanish, and Italian), graduated from McNeese with summa cum laude honors, earning a bachelor’s degree in health and human performance with a concentration in sports management.
KANE McGUIRE
SPORT ADMINISTRATOR/SPORTS
INFORMATION DIRECTOR
CANDACE SCHROEFFEL
ATHLETIC TRAINER
STUDENT-ATHLETE SUCCESS SERVICES
ASSISTANT SPORTS PERFORMANCE COACH
2025 ROSTER
ALICE BROOK 5-9, FRESHMAN ILKLEY, ENGLAND
ZOIE EPPS 5-6, SOPHOMORE NORMAN, OKLAHOMA
MIO KOZAKI 5-3, JUNIOR AICHI, JAPAN
ANA RODRIGUES 5-11, SENIOR MONTES CLAROS, BRAZIL
SOHA SINGH 5-5, SOPHOMORE SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
NINA SKORIC 5-6, SOPHOMORE PARIS, FRANCE
MARIA TSIRONI 5-6, FRESHMAN ARGYROUPOLI, GREECE
JUNE VIGNERON 5-10, FRESHMAN FLEURY-EN-BIERE, FRANCE
AMY SARGEANT HEAD COACH
CARLOTTA ROMITO ASSISTANT COACH
2024 STATISTICS
2024 Louisiana Tech Tennis
Louisiana Tech Season Statistics (Through games of Apr 22, 2024) Overall record: 15-9 • Conference: 3-1 • Region: 0-0 • Home: 6-2 • Away: 6-7 • Neutral: 3-0 vs National ranked: 0-2 • vs Regional ranked: 0-0
Epps/Ana Rodrigues
Soha Singh/Valentina Vasquez
Epps/Alexia Romero
Olga Bienzobas/Ana Rodrigues
2024 Louisiana Tech Tennis Louisiana Tech Season Statistics (Through games of Apr 22, 2024)
Opponent
4/3/2024
B U L L D O G T E N N I S MATCH-BY-MATCH
LOUISIANA
TECH 4, WYOMING 3
JAN. 13, 2024 AT TULSA, OKLA. (MICHAEL D. CASE TENNIS CENTER)
SINGLES
1. Olga Bienzobas (TECH) def. Violetta Borodina (WYO) 6-3, 6-4
2. Sophie Zehender (WYO) def. Ana Rodrigues (TECH) 6-0, 6-2
Prairie View A&M W 6-1 Jan. 27 A UTRGV2 L 0-7 Feb. 2 N
Stephen F. Austin L 0-6 Feb. 3 A
Southeastern L 1-6 Feb. 9 A UL-Lafayette L 0-7 Feb. 16 A McNeese State L 1-6 Feb. 17 A Houston L 0-7 Feb. 22 H Northwestern State L 0-7 Feb. 23 A ULM L 0-7 Feb. 24 A
Arkansas State L 0-7 March 1 H
Little Rock L 0-7 March 2 A
Southern L 2-5 March 8 A
Grambling State W 7-0 March 9 H Nicholls State L 0-7 March 14 A
1 Prairie View, Texas
2 Nacogdoches, Texas
3 Las Cruces, N.M. (WAC Tournament)
Missouri1 W
Fresno State*
New Mexico State* L
1 Jonesboro, Ark.
2 Boise, Idaho
3 Logan, Utah
4 Honolulu, Hawaii (WAC Tournament)
2010
HEAD COACH: Quinton Yray
2011
HEAD
Idaho2* W 4-1 April 7 N
Southern Miss W 7-0 April 13 A
Alcorn State W 7-0 April 14 H
Texas State3 W 4-0 April 25 N
#66 San Jose State3 L 2-4 April 26 N
1 San Jose, Calif.
2 San Antonio, Texas
3 Denver, Colo. (WAC Tournament)
2014
HEAD COACH: Chad Camper
OVERALL: 15-7 CUSA: 3-1
Home: 3-0 Away: 8-5 Neutral: 4-2
Florida Gulf Coast L 2-5 Jan. 24 A
Florida Atlantic* W 7-0 Jan. 25 A
Central Arkansas W 6-1 Feb. 9 A
New Orleans W 6-1 Feb. 14 A
Grambling State W 6-0 Feb. 15 H
Lamar W 6-1 Feb. 22 A
McNeese State W 4-3 Feb. 23 A
Middle Tennessee1* W 5-2 March 1 N
UAB* W 5-2 March 2 A
Tyler Junior College2 W 6-1 March 8 N
UConn2 W 5-2 March 8 N
UT Arlington W 4-2 March 10 A
#70 TCU L 0-4 March 11 A
UL-Lafayette W 5-2 March 14 A
#24 Houston3 L 0-4 March 21 N
North Texas* L 1-4 March 22 A
Jackson State W 7-0 March 23 H
Northwestern State W 7-0 March 30 H
#47 Arkansas L 0-4 April 4 A
SMU L 2-5 April 12 A
UAB4 W 4-1 April 17 N Marshall4 L 2-4 April 18 N
1 Birmingham, Ala.
2 Houston, Texas
3 Denton, Texas
4 Norfolk, Va. (CUSA Tournament)
2015
HEAD COACH: Chad Camper
OVERALL: 7-11 CUSA: 0-2
Home: 5-2 Away: 1-6 Neutral: 1-3
#55 Wichita State L 2-5 Jan. 16 A
#19 Oklahoma State L 0-7 Jan. 17 A
Nicholls State L 1-6 Jan. 25 H
Florida Gulf Coast1 L 3-4 Jan. 30 N
#67 Georgia State L 2-5 Jan. 31 A
Northwestern State W 5-2 Feb. 6 A SMU L 2-5 Feb. 11 A
#19 Texas Tech L 1-6 March 7 A
ASA Junior College W 4-3 March 17 H
Alcorn State W 5-0 March 23 H
Grambling State W 7-0 March 23 H
Jackson State W 4-0 March 25 H
South Alabama L 1-6 March 28 H
Stephen F. Austin W 4-2 March 29 H
Middle Tennessee2* L 0-4 April 4 N
Tyler Junior College3 W 6-1 April 8 N
#30 Rice* L 1-6 April 11 A
North Texas4 L 0-4 April 16 N
1 Atlanta, Ga.
2 New Orleans, La.
3 Shreveport, La.
4 Houston, Texas (CUSA Tournament)
HEAD COACH: Chad Camper
OVERALL: 15-7 CUSA: 1-2
Home: 6-1 Away: 7-5 Neutral: 2-1
Nicholls State L 3-4 Jan. 23 A
Prairie View A&M1 W 4-0 Jan. 30 N
Sam Houston W 6-1 Jan. 30 A
Northwestern State W 6-1 Feb. 5 H
McNeese State W 4-2 Feb. 9 A
North Texas* L 1-4 Feb. 13 A
Alcorn State W 5-0 Feb. 14 H
Grambling State W 7-0 Feb. 14 H
Stephen F. Austin W 6-1 Feb. 17 A
Texas State W 4-0 Feb. 19 H
Lamar W 4-0 Feb. 20 H
Southern Miss* W 5-2 March 5 A #41 South Alabama L 1-6 March 8 A
#45 Georgia State W 4-3 March 19 A
Kennesaw State W 5-2 March 20 A
SMU W 4-0 March 26 A #30 TCU L 0-4 March 29 A
New Orleans L 2-4 April 5 H
Jackson State W 7-0 April 9 H #41 Rice* L 0-7 April 17 A Charlotte2 W 5-2 April 21 N #71 North Texas2 L 0-4 April 22 N
1 Huntsville, Texas
2 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (CUSA Tournament)
HEAD COACH: Amanda Stone OVERALL: 12-13 CUSA: 1-2 Home: 5-0 Away: 4-11 Neutral: 3-2
Oral Roberts1 W 4-0 Jan. 20 N #5 Oklahoma State L 0-7 Jan. 20 A #22 Texas A&M L 0-7 Jan. 25 A
Sam Houston W 6-1 Jan. 29 H UAB* W 5-2 Feb. 4 A Samford L 2-5 Feb. 5 A McNeese State W 5-0 Feb. 11 H Northwestern State L 3-4 Feb. 12 A Incarnate Word W 7-0
Texas State W 5-1
#31 Missouri L 2-5
Arkansas2 W
Alabama
State W 6-0
Tulsa, Okla.
2 New Orleans, La.
3 San Antonio, Texas 4 Paducah, Ky.
5 Cooper, Mo. 6 Mobile, Ala.
Houston, Texas (CUSA Tournament)
Middle Tennessee4* L 2-4
1 Stillwater, Okla.
2 Springfield, Mo.
3 Vicksburg, Miss.
4 New Orleans, La.
5 Denton, Texas (CUSA Tournament)
2018
Okla.
2 Denton, Texas (Remaining 2020 schedule was canceled due to the public health threat of COVID-19) 2021
1
Okla.
2 Murfreesboro, Tenn.
3 Jonesboro, Ark.
4 Hattiesburg, Miss.
5 Denton, Texas (CUSA Tournament)
2022
HEAD COACH: Amanda Stone
OVERALL: 18-6 CUSA: 3-1
Home: 13-2 Away: 3-3 Neutral: 2-1
Wyoming1 W 4-3 Jan. 15 N
Tulsa L 0-7 Jan. 15 A
Montana State1 W 7-0 Jan. 16 N
Stephen F. Austin L 3-4 Jan. 29 A
ULM W 4-3 Feb. 2 H
McNeese State W 4-0 Feb. 6 H
Oral Roberts W 5-2 Feb. 11 H
Texas State W 5-2 Feb. 13 H
Sam Houston W 4-3 Feb. 18 H
Murray State W 4-1 Feb. 20 H
Middle Tennessee* W 4-3 Feb. 25 H
Arkansas State W 5-2 Feb. 27 H
Tarleton State W 4-2 Feb. 28 H
UTSA* W 5-2 March 4 A
Incarnate Word W 4-1 March 5 A
Nicholls State W 4-3 March 12 A
New Orleans W 6-1 March 16 H
West Alabama W 4-3 March 19 H
Tyler Junior College L 3-4 March 26 A
Southern Miss* L 1-4 April 1 H
UAB* W 4-2 April 3 H
Northwestern State L 3-4 April 14 A
Grambling State W 7-0 April 18 H North Texas2 L 1-4 April 21 N
1 Tulsa, Okla.
2 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (CUSA Tournament)
2023
HEAD COACH: Amanda Stone
OVERALL: 20-6 cusa: 2-1
Home: 11-1 Away: 6-1 Neutral: 3-4
Wyoming1 W 6-1 Jan. 14 N
Tulsa L 1-6 Jan. 14 A
Omaha1 W 7-0 Jan. 15 N
Stephen F. Austin W 7-0 Jan. 21 H
Southern Arkansas W 4-0 Feb. 5 H
Southern Arkansas W 7-0 Feb. 5 H
ULM W 6-1 Feb. 12 H
Wichita State1 L 1-6 Feb. 19 N
Oral Roberts W 4-0 Feb. 20 A
Oklahoma State1 L 0-4 Feb. 20 N
South Florida W 4-2 March 3 A
Toledo2 L 3-4 March 4 N
Stetson W 5-2 March 6 A
Tarleton State W 4-1 March 11 A
Northwestern State W 4-0 March 17 H
Incarnate Word W 5-2 March 18 H
Tyler Junior College W 6-0 March 25 H
LSU-Alexandria W 7-0 March 25 H
UAB* W 4-2 April 1 A
West Alabama W 4-1 April 2 A
UTEP* W 4-0 April 8 H
Grambling State W 5-0 April 13 H
Grambling State W 4-0 April 13 H
#45 Charlotte* L 0-4 April 17 H
Florida Atlantic3 W 4-0 April 21 N #38 FIU3 L 0-4 April 22 N
#68 Wichita State L 2-4 April 13 A WKU2 W 4-0 April 19 N #27 FIU2 L 1-4 April 20 A
1 Tulsa, Okla.
2 Miami, Fla. (CUSA Tournament)
SERIES VS. ALL OPPONENTS
AKRON
2002 Home W, 4-3
ALABAMA
1986 Away L, 0-7
ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM (UAB)
1983 Neutral1 L, 4-5
1985 Unknown W, 6-3
1986 Neutral1 L, 3-6
1992 Neutral1 W, 6-3
1993 Away L, 0-6
Neutral2 L, 1-5
2006 Home L, 0-6
2014 Away W, 5-2
Neutral3 W, 4-1
2017 Away W, 5-2
2021 Neutral4 L, 2-4
2022 Home W, 4-2
2023 Away W, 4-2
2024 Home W, 4-1
1 Memphis, Tenn.
2 Jonesboro, Ark.
3 Norfolk, Va.
(2014 CUSA Tournament)
4 Hattiesburg, Miss.
ALCORN STATE
1995 Home W, 9-0
1996 Home W, 7-0
1997 Home W, 7-2
1998 Away W, 9-0
2009 Home L, 2-5
2010 Away W, 6-1
2011 Home W, 6-1
2012 Away W, 5-2
2013 Home W, 7-0
2015 Home W, 5-0
2016 Home W, 5-0
2017 Neutral1 W, 7-0
1 Vicksburg, Miss.
ARKANSAS
1981 Neutral1 L, 2-7
1995 Road L, 0-7
2001 Away L, 0-7
2014 Away L, 0-4
1 Monroe, La.
ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF (UAPB)
2010 Away W, 7-0
2011 Home W, 7-0
2019 Away W, 7-0 Away W, 4-0
ARKANSAS STATE
1982 Neutral1 W, 7-2
1985 Unknown W, 6-3
1986 Away L, 1-5
1987 Away L, 0-9
1988 Home W, 6-3
(DOES NOT INCLUDE 1984)
Away W, 5-4
1989 Away W, 4-2
Home W, 5-4
1990 Neutral2 L, 3-6
1991 Home L, 1-8
1992 Neutral3 L, 3-6
1993 Away L, 1-8 Home L, 0-9
1995 Neutral4 L,0-10
1998 Neutral4 L, 0-6
1999 Away L, 0-9
2000 Home L, 2-7
2005 Home L, 2-5
2006 Neutral5 L, 1-6
2008 Home L, 0-7
2009 Away L, 0-4
2010 Home L, 1-6
2017 Away W, 6-1
2018 Home W, 5-2
2020 Home L, 3-4
2021 Away L, 2-4
2022 Home W, 5-2
1 Magnolia, Ark.
2 Beaumont, Texas
3 Memphis, Tenn.
4 Little Rock, Ark.
5 Houston, Texas
ARKANSAS TECH
2001 Neutral1 W, 5-2
2002 Home W, 6-1
1 Conway, Ark.
ASA JUNIOR COLLEGE
2015 Home W, 4-3
AUBURN
1982 Neutral1 L, 1-8
1 Monroe, La.
AUSTIN PEAY
1986 Home L, 4-5
2000 Away L, 1-5
BAYLOR
1983 Away W, 5-4
1989 Away L, 1-8
2018 Away L, 1-5
BELMONT
2000 Away W, 5-4
BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN
2003 Away L, 3-4
BOISE STATE
2009 Away L, 0-7
2010 Home L, 0-7
CAL POLY
2020 Away L, 1-4
CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE
2020 Away L, 1-4
2024 Away L, 2-4
CAMPBELL
1999 Neutral1 L, 1-8
1 Troy, Ala.
CENTENARY
1978 Home W, 7-2
1979 Home W, 6-3
1981 Home L, 2-7 Away L, 3-6
1982 Home W, 6-3 Away W, 5-4
1985 Unknown W, 6-3
1986 Home W, 5-3 Away W, 5-4
1987 Home L, 0-9
1988 Neutral1 L, 2-7
1989 Away L, 1-8 Home L, 2-7
1990 Away L, 1-8
1991 Away L, 1-8
1992 Away L, 0-9 Home L, 3-6
1993 Home L, 1-8
Away L, 0-9
1994 Home W, 5-4 Away L, 3-6
1995 Away L, 1-8 Home L, 3-6
1996 Home L, 4-5 Away L, 1-5
1997 Away L, 4-5
1998 Home W, 5-4 Away W, 5-2
1999 Home W, 5-4
2000 Home W, 8-1
Away W, 8-1
2001 Home L, 2-5
2002 Away L, 2-5
2004 Home W, 5-2
2006 Home W, 5-2
2007 Away L, 2-4
2008 Away W, 4-3
1 Little Rock, Ark.
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
1982 Away W, 9-0
2005 Away W, 5-1
2008 Away L, 2-5
2009 Home L, 3-4
2010 Away W, 7-0
2011 Home W, 6-1
2012 Away L, 3-4
2013 Home w, 4-3
2014 Away W, 6-1
2017 Neutral1 W, 4-1
2019 Neutral2 L, 1-4
2021 Neutral3 W, 5-2
1 Springfield, Mo.
2 Mobile, Ala.
3 Tulsa, Okla.
CENTRAL FLORIDA
1991 Neutral1 W, 5-3
1 Lafayette, La.
CHAMINADE
2011 Away W, 6-1
CHARLOTTE
2016 Neutral1 W, 5-2
2017 Neutral2 L, 3-4
2021 Neutral3 L, 0-4
2023 Home L, 0-4
1 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (2016 CUSA Tournament)
2 Denton, Texas (2017 CUSA Tournament)
3 Denton, Texas (2021 CUSA Tournament)
CONNECTICUT
2014 Neutral1 W, 5-2
1 Houston, Texas
CREIGHTON
1988 Neutral1 W, 6-3
1 New Orleans, La.
DELTA STATE
1982 Home W, 9-0
1988 Away W, 9-0
2004 Away L, 3-4
2005 Home W, 7-0
DENVER
2000 Home L, 0-6 Neutral1 L, 0-5
1 Lafayette, La.
EAST TEXAS BAPTIST
1985 Unknown W, 9-0
1987 Away W, 9-0
FLORIDA A&M
1990 Away W, 9-0
FLORIDA ATLANTIC
2014 Away W, 7-0
2018 Away L, 2-5
2023 Neutral1 W, 4-0
1 Denton, Texas (2023 CUSA Tournament)
FLORIDA GULF COAST
2014 Away L, 2-5
2015 Neutral1 L, 3-4
1 Atlanta, Ga.
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL (FIU)
2023 Neutral1 L, 0-4
2024 Away2 L, 1-4
1 Denton, Texas (2023 CUSA Tournament)
1 Miami, Fla. (2024 CUSA Tournament)
FLORIDA STATE
1983 Away L, 0-7
1990 Away L, 2-7
FREED-HARDEMAN
1995 Neutral1 L, 3-6
1 Pensacola, Fla.
FRESNO STATE
2009 Away L, 0-7
2010 Neutral1 L, 0-4
2011 Home L, 0-7
Neutral2 L, 0-4
2012 Neutral3 L, 0-4
2 Boise, Idaho (2011 WAC Tournament)
3 Las Cruces, N.M. (2012 WAC Tournament)
GEORGIA STATE
2015 Away L, 2-5
2016 Away W, 4-3
GRAMBLING STATE
1981 Home W, 9-0
1985 Unknown W, 6-3
Unknown W, 8-1
1986 Home W, 6-3
1989 Away W, 7-2
1991 Home W, 4-1 Home W, 8-1
1992 Home W, 7-0
1993 Away W, 5-0 Home W, 5-1
1994 Home W, 7-2 Home W, 6-0
1995 Home W, 9-0 Home W, 6-0
1996 Home W, 6-0 Away W, 5-0
1997 Home W, 9-0
1998 Home W, 8-1
Away W, 9-0
1999 Away W, 7-0
2000 Away W, 8-0 Home W, 6-0
2001 Home W, 6-1
2003 Home W, 7-0
2004 Home W, 6-1
2006 Home W, 7-0
Away W, 6-1
2007 Home W, 6-1
2008 Home W, 7-0
Away W, 5-2
2009 Home W, 6-1
2010 Home W, 7-0
Home W, 7-0
2011 Home W, 7-0
Home W, 7-0
2012 Home W, 7-0
Home W, 6-1
2013 Home W, 7-0
2014 Home W, 6-0
2015 Home W, 7-0
2016 Home W, 7-0
2017 Home W, 6-0
Home W, 7-0
2018 Home W, 6-1
Home W, 7-0
2019 Home W, 4-1
Home W, 7-0
2021 Home W, 7-0
Home W, 4-0
2022 Home W, 7-0
2023 Home W, 5-0
Home W, 4-0
2024 Home W, 6-0
Home W, 7-0
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS
1979 Home W, 8-1
1980 Home W, 9-0
1981 Home W, 7-3
HARDING
2001 Away L, 0-7
2002 Home L, 3-4
2005 Away W, 6-3
2006 Home L, 0-7
2008 Away L, 1-8
HAWAI’I
2004 Neutral1 L, 2-4
2006 Neutral2 L, 0-4
2009 Neutral2 L, 0-7
2010 Home L, 2-5
2011 Away L, 0-7
1 El Paso, Texas
2 Boise, Idaho (2006 WAC Tournament)
HENDERSON STATE
2001 Away L, 3-6
2002 Home W, 7-0
HOUSTON
2003 Away L, 1-6
2005 Away L, 2-5
2006 Away L, 0-7
2007 Away L, 1-6
2008 Home L, 0-7
2010 Away L, 1-6
2012 Home L, 1-6
2014 Neutral2 L, 0-4
2018 Away L, 0-4
2024 Away W, 4-2
1 Nacogdoches, Texas
2 Denton, Texas
HOUSTON BAPTIST
1985 Unknown L, 0-9
IDAHO
2009 Neutral1 L, 1-6
2010 Away L, 1-6
2011 Neutral2 L, 2-5
2012 Away L, 2-5
2013 Neutral3 W, 4-1
1 Boise, Idaho
2 Honolulu, Hawai’i
3 San Antonio, Texas
INCARNATE WORD
2017 Away W, 7-0
2018 Home W, 4-3
2019 Away L, 1-4
2020 Home W, 4-0
2022 Away W, 4-1
2023 Home W, 5-2
INDIANA STATE
2005 Neutral1 L, 2-4
1 Little Rock, Ark.
JACKSON STATE
1981 Home W, 9-0
1983 Home W, 8-1
2000 Home W, 6-0
2010 Away W, 5-2
2011 Home W, 6-1
2012 Away W, 7-0
2014 Home W, 7-0
2015 Away W, 4-0
2016 Home W, 7-0
2020 Home W, 4-0
JACKSONVILLE
1993 Neutral1 W, 6-3
1 Mobile, Ala.
JACKSONVILLE STATE
2011 Neutral1 L, 2-5
2024 Home L, 2-5
1 Hattiesburg, Miss.
KANSAS
1982 Neutral1 W, 6-3
Neutral2 W, 5-4
1 Natchitoches, La.
2 Monroe, La.
KANSAS STATE
1986 Neutral1 W, 6-3
2024 Away L, 0-4
1 Dallas, Texas
KENNESAW STATE
2016 Away W, 5-2
KILGORE COLLEGE
1996 Neutral1 W, 8-1
1999 Away W, 6-3
1 Nacogdoches, Texas
LAMAR
1978 Neutral1 L, 3-6
1983 Neutral1 L, 0-9
1989 Away L, 2-7
1990 Away L, 2-7
1991 Unknown W, 5-4
1992 Neutral2 L, 4-5
1993 Home L, 4-5
1994 Away W, 5-4
Neutral3 L, 4-5
1995 Away W, 5-1
Neutral4 W, 5-4
1996 Away W, 5-3
1997 Away L, 0-9
1998 Away L, 0-6
2000 Away L, 3-6
2001 Home L, 1-6
2002 Away W, 4-2
2004 Home W, 4-3
2008 Neutral5 L, 0-7
2014 Away W, 6-1
2016 Home W, 4-0
1 Monroe, La.
2 New Orleans, La.
3 Little Rock, Ark.
4 Lafayette, La.
5 Prairie View, Texas
LEE JUNIOR COLLEGE
1998 Neutral1 W, 7-2
1999 Neutral1 W, 5-4
2000 Home L, 2-7
2005 Neutral2 W, 5-2
1 Lake Charles, La.
2 Tyler, Texas
LEWIS-CLARK STATE
2012 Away W, 6-1
LITTLE ROCK
1981 Away W, 6-3
1982 Home W, 9-0 Away W, 9-0
1983 Neutral1 W, 7-2
Neutral2 W, 7-2
1985 Unknown L, 4-5
1987 Home L, 0-9
1990 Home L, 0-9
Away L, 1-8
1991 Neutral4 L, 1-8
1992 Away L, 1-5
1994 Away L, 1-8
Neutral5 L, 1-5
1995 Away L, 1-8
Neutral6 L, 1-5
1996 Away W, 5-4
1997 Home L, 3-6
Neutral7 W, 5-3
1998 Away L, 1-5
Neutral7 L, 3-6
1999 Away L, 0-7
2000 Neutral6 L, 3-6
2001 Away L, 0-7
2004 Away L, 2-5
2005 Away L, 2-5
2006 Away L, 1-6
2007 Away L, 0-7
2008 Away L, 0-7
2009 Away L, 0-7
2010 Home L, 3-4
2011 Away W, 6-1
2012 Home W, 6-1
2013 Away W, 5-2
1 Monroe, La.
2 Houston, Texas
3 Memphis, Tenn.
4 Shreveport, La.
5 Little Rock, Ark.
6 Lafayette, La.
7 Mobile, Ala.
LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (ULL)
1977 Away L, 3-6
Home L, 2-7
1978 Away L, 4-5
Home L, 2-7
Neutral1 W, 5-4
1979 Away W, 8-1
Home L, 1-2
1980 Away W, 6-3
Unknown W, 7-2
1982 Home W, 8-1
Away W, 8-1
1983 Home W, 6-3
1987 Away L, 0-9
1988 Home L, 3-6
1989 Home L, 3-6
Away L, 3-6
1990 Neutral2 L, 0-9
1991 Away L, 0-9
1999 Away L, 1-6
Neutral3 L, 0-5
2000 Away L, 0-9
2001 Home L, 0-6
2002 Away L, 0-7
2003 Home W, 4-3
2004 Away L, 3-4
2005 Home L, 3-4
2006 Away L, 0-7
2018 Away W, 4-3
1 Memphis, Tenn.
2 Beaumont, Texas
3 Mobile, Ala.
LOUISIANA-MONROE
(ULM)
1977 Away L, 0-9
1978 Away L, 0-9
Home L, 0-9
1979 Home L, 0-9
Away L, 0-9
1980 Away L, 0-9
1981 Home L, 1-8 Away L, 1-8 Away L, 0-9
1982 Home L, 1-8
1983 Home L, 3-6 Away L, 3-6
1985 Unknown L, 1-8
1988 Away L, 1-8
1989 Home L, 3-6
1990 Away L, 1-5
1991 Home L, 0-7
1992 Away L, 0-9
1999 Home L, 1-6
2000 Home L, 3-6 Home L, 4-5
2001 Home L, 0-7 Away L, 0-7
2002 Home L, 0-7
2003 Home L, 1-6
2004 Away W, 4-3
2005 Home L, 3-4
2006 Away L, 0-7
2007 Away L, 0-6
2008 Away L, 0-7
2017 Away L, 2-5
2018 Home L, 3-4
2021 Away L, 3-4
2022 Home W, 4-3
2023 Home W, 6-1
2024 Away W, 4-0
LOUISIANA CHRISTIAN
2024 Home W, 4-0
LOUISIANA STATE (LSU)
1978 Away L, 0-9
Unknown L, 0-9
1986 Away L, 0-9
2002 Away L, 0-6
2003 Away L, 0-7
2004 Away L, 0-7
2006 Away L, 0-7
2024 Away L, 2-5
LSU-ALEXANDRIA
1978 Away W, 9-0
Home W, 9-0
2019 Home W, 7-0
1988 Away L, 1-5 Home L, 2-5
2007 Away L, 1-6
2008 Away L, 0-7
2023 Home W, 7-0
2024 Home W, 7-0
2009 Neutral1 L, 0-7
1989 Away L, 4-5
Neutral3 L, 0-6
2012 Away L, 2-5
2014 Away W, 5-2
MARSHALL
2014 Neutral1 L, 2-4
1 Norfolk, Va. (2014 CUSA Tournament)
MCNEESE STATE
1979 Away W, 7-2 Home W, 7-2
1980 Away L, 3-6
Neutral1 W, 6-3 Home L, 4-5
Unknown W, 5-4
1981 Away W, 6-3
1982 Away W, 7-2 Home W, 8-1
1983 Home W, 8-1
1985 Unknown W, 6-3
Unknown L, 3-6
1986 Away L, 4-5 Home L, 4-5
1987 Home L, 3-6
1994 Home W, 9-0
Away W, 9-0
1995 Away W, 7-2
1996 Neutral2 W, 6-0
1998 Away L, 2-7
1999 Away L, 0-9 Home L, 0-9
2001 Away L, 1-6
2002 Home L, 1-6
2003 Away L, 0-7
2004 Home L, 2-5
2005 Away L, 0-7
2006 Home L, 0-7
2007 Away L, 0-7
2008 Away L, 1-6 Home L, 1-6
2009 Home L, 0-7
2010 Away L, 1-6
2012 Home W, 5-2
2014 Away W, 4-3
2016 Away W, 4-2
2017 Home W, 5-0
2018 Away L, 0-7
2020 Home W, 5-2
2021 Away W, 7-0
2022 Home W, 4-0
1 Monroe, La.
2 Nacogdoches, Texas
MEMPHIS
1978 Away L, 1-8
1979 Home W, 9-0
1980 Neutral1 L, 2-7
1981 Neutral1 L, 3-6
1982 Neutral1 L, 4-5
1983 Home L, 3-6 Away L, 4-5
1985 Unknown W, 6-3
1987 Away L, 0-9
1988 Away L, 1-6
1991 Away L, 2-6
1992 Away L, 1-5
MIDDLE TENNESSEE
1986 Neutral1 L, 1-8
1989 Neutral1 L, 3-6
1992 Neutral2 L, 1-5
2014 Neutral3 W, 5-2
2015 Neutral4 L, 0-4
2017 Neutral4 L, 2-4
2019 Neutral5 L, 1-4
2021 Away L, 2-5
2022 Home W, 4-3
1 Memphis, Tenn.
2 Pensacola, Fla.
3 Birmingham, Ala.
4 New Orleans, La.
5 Houston, Texas (2019 CUSA Tournament)
MILLSAPS COLLEGE
1981 Home W, 5-4
Away W, 5-4
1982 Away W, 7-2
MISSISSIPPI STATE
1982 Away L, 2-7
1986 Away L, 0-6
MISSOURI
2017 Away L, 2-5
MISSOURI STATE
1988 Home L, 3-6
2019 Away L, 1-6
2021 Away L, 3-4
MOBILE COLLEGE
1988 Away L, 4-5
MONTANA STATE
2020 Neutral1 W, 4-3
2022 Neutral1 W, 7-0
1 Tulsa, Okla.
MURRAY STATE
1992 Neutral1 W, 6-3
2019 Neutral2 W, 4-3
2021 Away W, 5-2
2022 Home W, 4-1
1 Memphis, Tenn.
2 Mobile, Ala.
NEVADA
2003 Neutral1 L, 0-4
2009 Neutral2 L, 0-7
2010 Away L, 0-4
2011 Home L, 0-7
1 Boise, Idaho (2003 WAC Tournament)
2 Logan, Utah
NEW ORLEANS
1985 Unknown W,7-2
1988 Away L, 4-5
Home W, 6-3
1989 Neutral1 W, 5-4 Home W, 7-2
1991 Neutral2 W, 9-0
1992 Away W, 7-1
1994 Neutral3 W, 6-0
1995 Neutral2 L, 3-5
1996 Neutral3 L, 1-5
1997 Neutral4 L, 0-5
1998 Neutral3 L, 0-6
1999 Neutral4 L, 1-6
2001 Away L, 0-7
Neutral5 L, 0-4
2002 Home L, 2-5
2003 Away L, 0-7
2004 Away L, 3-4
2005 Home L, 3-4
2014 Away W, 6-1
2016 Away L, 2-4
2019 Away L, 0-4
2022 Home W, 6-1
1 Thibodaux, La.
2 Lafayette, La.
3 Beaumont, Texas
4 Mobile, Ala.
5 Mobile, Ala. (2001 SBC Tournament)
NEW MEXICO
1983 Neutral1 W, 5-4
1 Lubbock, Texas
NEW MEXICO STATE
2007 Away L, 0-6
2009 Neutral1 L, 0-7
2010 Neutral2 L, 0-4
2011 Away L, 1-6
2013 Neutral3 W, 6-1
2024 Away W, 4-3
1 Fresno, Calif.
2 Reno, Nev.
3 San Jose, Calif.
NICHOLLS STATE
1977 Away L, 1-8 Home L, 1-4
1983 Neutral1 W, 6-3
1985 Unknown W, 8-1
1987 Neutral2 L, 1-8
1988 Home L, 3-6
Neutral2 L, 4-5
1989 Away L, 2-7 Home L, 0-9
1990 Away W, 7-2
Neutral3 W, 5-4
1991 Home L, 2-5
1993 Away L, 3-5
1995 Neutral4 L, 0-6
2003 Away W, 7-0
2005 Away W, 7-0
2008 Away L, 0-7
2009 Home L, 0-7
2012 Away W, 5-2
2013 Home L, 3-4
2015 Home L, 1-6
2016 Away L, 3-4
2019 Away W, 4-0
2020 Home W, 6-1
2022 Away W, 4-3
1 Lafayette, La.
2 New Orleans, La.
3 Monroe, La.
4 Pensacola, Fla.
NORTH ALABAMA
1987 Neutral1 W, 5-4
1993 Away W, 5-4
1 Memphis, Tenn.
NORTH TEXAS
1980 Away L, 1-8
1983 Away W, 8-1
1986 Away W, 5-4
2000 Neutral1 L, 3-7
2001 Home L, 0-7
2002 Away L, 1-6
2007 Away L, 0-5
2014 Away L, 1-4
2015 Neutral2 L, 0-4
2016 Away L, 1-4
Neutral3 L, 0-4
2018 Away L, 2-5
2019 Away L, 0-7
2020 Away L, 3-4
2021 Away L, 0-4
2022 Neutral4 L, 1-4
1 Tyler, Texas
2 Houston, Texas (2015 CUSA Tournament)
3 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (2016 CUSA Tournament)
4 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (2022 CUSA Tournament)
NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE
2001 Away L, 0-7
Home L, 1-6
2002 Home L, 1-6
NORTHERN COLORADO
2007 Neutral1 L, 1-6
1 El Paso, Texas
NORTHWESTERN STATE
1977 Home L, 1-8
Away L, 0-9
1978 Home L, 0-9
1979 Home L, 0-9
Home L, 3-6
1980 Home L, 0-9
Neutral1 L, 0-9
1981 Home L, 3-6
Away L, 3-6
1982 Away W, 6-3
Neutral1 W, 6-3
1985 Unknown L, 4-5
Unknown L, 3-6
1986 Away L, 0-9
Home L, 3-6
1988 Away L, 2-7
Away L, 2-7
1989 Home L, 0-8
1990 Home L, 2-7
1991 Home L, 0-6
Away L, 0-9
1992 Away L, 0-6
Home L, 1-8
1993 Away L, 0-8
1997 Away L, 3-5
1999 Away L, 1-6
2000 Away W, 6-3
2002 Away L, 1-6
2003 Home L, 3-4
2004 Away W, 5-2
2005 Home L, 3-4
2006 Away L, 3-4
2007 Away L, 0-5 Home L, 2-5
2008 Away L, 0-7
2010 Home L, 0-7
2011 Away L, 1-6
2013 Away W, 4-3
2014 Home W, 7-0
2015 Away W, 5-2
2016 Home W, 6-1
2017 Away L, 3-4
2018 Home L, 1-4
2019 Away L, 1-4
2021 Home W, 5-2
2022 Away L, 3-4
2023 Home W, 4-0
2024 Away W, 4-3
1 Monroe, La.
NOTRE DAME
1982 Neutral1 W, 6-3
1 Natchitoches, La.
OKLAHOMA CITY
1983 Neutral1 W, 7-2
1991 Home L, 0-9
1992 Home L, 4-5
1993 Home L, 2-7
1 Lubbock, Texas
OKLAHOMA STATE
1983 Neutral1 L, 0-9
2015 Away L, 0-7
2017 Away L, 0-7
2023 Neutral2 L, 0-4
1 Monroe, La.
2 Tulsa, Okla.
OLE MISS
1978 Neutral1 L, 0-9
2010 Away L, 1-6
Home W, 9-0
1982 Neutral1 L, 0-9
1 Monroe, La.
Unknown W,9-0
1987 Away L, 4-5
2011 Home W, 7-0
1983 Away W, 5-4
Home W, 5-4
1 Monroe, La.
OMAHA
2023 Neutral1 W, 7-0
2024 Neutral1 W, 5-2
1 Tulsa, Okla.
ORAL ROBERTS
1995 Home L, 3-6
2017 Neutral1 W, 4-0
2018 Neutral2 W, 5-1
2020 Away L, 3-4
2021 Away W, 4-0
2022 Home W, 5-2
2023 Away W, 4-0
1 Stillwater, Okla.
2 Tulsa, Okla.
PRAIRIE VIEW A&M
1994 Home W, 9-0
1998 Home W, 9-0
2005 Neutral1 W, 6-1
2008 Away W, 6-1
2016 Neutral2 W, 4-0
2019 Home W, 7-0
2020 Away W, 5-2
1 Houston, Texas
2 Huntsville, Texas
RICE
1979 Away L, 1-8
1983 Away L, 0-9
2002 Neutral1 L, 0-4
2004 Away L, 0-7
2015 Away L, 1-6
2016 Away L, 0-4
2017 Away L, 0-7
2018 Away L, 0-4
2024 Away L, 2-5
1 Tulsa, Okla. (2002 WAC Tournament)
SAINT GREGORY’S
1999 Home W, 4-3
SAINT LOUIS
2004 Neutral1 L, 3-4
1 Little Rock, Ark.
SAM HOUSTON
1985 Unknown L, 3-6
1986 Home W, 6-3
1989 Away L, 0-7
1990 Home W, 5-4
1991 Away L, 3-6
1992 Home L, 4-5 Away L, 1-8
1993 Away W, 8-1
1994 Away W, 5-4
1996 Away W, 5-3
1997 Home W, 7-2
1998 Away W, 5-4
1999 Neutral1 L, 0-9
2000 Neutral2 L, 1-8
2002 Away L, 1-6
2003 Home W, 4-3
2006 Away L, 0-7
2016 Away W, 6-1
2017 Home W, 6-1
2018 Away L, 2-5
2019 Home L, 1-4
2020 Away L, 2-5
2022 Home W, 4-3
2024 Away W, 4-0
1 Nacogdoches, Texas
2 Natchitoches, La.
SAMFORD
2003 Away L, 3-4
2017 Away L, 2-5
SAN JOSE STATE
2004 Neutral1 L, 2-4
2005 Neutral2 L, 1-4
2008 Neutral3 L, 0-4
2009 Neutral4 L, 0-4
Neutral5 L, 0-7
2010 Home W, 5-2
2012 Home L, 1-6
2013 Away L, 2-5 Neutral6 L, 2-4
1 Houston, Texas (2004 WAC Tournament)
2 Honolulu, Hawai’i (2005 WAC Tournament)
3 Las Cruces, N.M. (2008 WAC Tournament)
4 Logan, Utah
5 Honolulu, Hawaii (2009 WAC Tournament)
6 Denver, Colo. (2013 WAC Tournament)
SEATTLE
2013 Neutral1 W, 4-0
1 San Jose, Calif.
SOUTH ALABAMA
1983 Away L, 4-5
1985 Unknown L, 4-5
1986 Away L, 0-9
1990 Away L, 2-7
1992 Neutral1 L, 2-5
1993 Neutral2 L, 0-6
1995 Neutral3 L, 0-9
1997 Neutral2 L, 0-5
1999 Neutral2 L, 1-6
2000 Neutral4 L, 0-5
2015 Home L, 1-6
2016 Away L, 1-6
2017 Home L, 1-6
2018 Away L, 3-4
1 New Orleans, La.
2 Mobile, Ala.
3 Beaumont, Texas
4 Lafayette, La.
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE
2009 Home W, 5-2
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI (SEMO)
1992 Neutral1 L, 4-5
1993 Neutral2 L, 1-5
2009 Neutral2 W, 5-1
2019 Neutral3 L, 2-4
1 Little Rock, Ark.
2 Jonesboro, Ark.
3 Paducah, Ky.
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA
1977 Away W, 7-2
1978 Home L, 3-6
1981 Home W, 8-1 Away W, 9-0
1985 Unknown W, 7-2 Unknown W, 9-0
1986 Home W, 5-1
1987 Neutral1 L, 3-6
1988 Away L, 2-8
1989 Neutral2 L, 0-7 Home L, 0-5
1990 Home L, 3-5 Neutral3 L, 3-6
1991 Neutral4 L, 0-9
1997 Neutral5 L, 3-6
2000 Home L, 2-5
2001 Away L, 1-6
2003 Home L, 3-4
2004 Road W, 7-0
2006 Away L, 0-7
2007 Home L, 0-7
2008 Away L, 1-6
2009 Home L, 3-4
2010 Away L, 1-6
2011 Home W, 4-3
2012 Away W, 5-2
2013 Home L, 2-4
1 New Orleans, La.
2 Thibodaux, La.
3 Hattiesburg, Miss.
4 Memphis, Tenn.
5 Beaumont, Texas
SOUTHERN
2002 Home W, 7-0
2004 Away W, 5-1
2005 Home W, 5-2
2006 Away L, 0-7
2008 Away L, 2-5
2009 Home L, 3-4
2010 Away L, 3-4
2011 Home W, 4-3
2012 Away W, 6-1
2013 Home W, 6-1
2019 Neutral1 W, 4-3
2020 Home W, 4-0
1 New Orleans, La.
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
1977 Home W, 6-3
Away W, 4-3
1978 Home W, 9-0
Away W, 7-2
1979 Home W, 9-0
1981 Home W, 9-0
Away W, 9-0
1982 Home W, 9-0
Away W, 9-0
1985 Unknown W, 9-0
Unknown W, 7-0
1987 Away W, 9-0
1992 Home W, 9-0
1994 Home W, 9-0
Away W, 9-0
1996 Home W, 9-0
Away W, 7-2
2001 Home W, 6-1
2023 Home W, 4-0
Home W, 7-0
2024 Home W, 5-0
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
1983 Neutral1 L, 3-6
1988 Neutral2 L, 3-6
1989 Neutral2 L, 0-9
1 Houston, Texas
2 Memphis, Tenn.
SOUTHERN METHODIST (SMU)
2003 Away L, 0-6
2004 Away L, 0-6
2009 Away L, 0-7
2010 Away L, 0-7
2014 Away L, 2-5
2015 Away L, 2-5
2016 Away W, 4-0
2017 Away L, 3-4
SOUTHERN MISS
1988 Home L, 2-7
1990 Home W, 8-1
Away W, 5-3
1991 Neutral1 W, 5-4
2001 Neutral2 L, 0-7
2002 Neutral3 W, 4-2
2012 Home W, 6-1
2013 Away W, 7-0
2016 Away W, 5-2
2021 Away L, 2-5
2022 Home L, 1-4
1 Memphis, Tenn.
2 Lafayette, La.
3 Monroe, La.
SOUTHERN UTAH
2019 Neutral1 L, 2-5
1 San Antonio, Texas
SOUTH FLORIDA (USF)
2023 Away W, 4-2
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN
1979 Home W, 8-1
1980 Home W, 4-3
Away W, 6-3
1982 Away L, 1-8
1986 Home W, 5-4
1994 Neutral1 W, 5-4
Home W, 9-0
1995 Away W, 7-5
1996 Away W, 6-3
Home W, 4-1
2002 Away L, 2-5
2003 Home W, 4-2
2004 Away W, 6-1
2005 Home W, 4-3
2007 Neutral2 L, 0-7
2008 Away L, 0-6
2009 Away L, 1-6
2010 Home L, 0-4
2011 Away L, 2-5
2012 Home L, 0-7
2013 Away L, 1-6
2015 Home W, 4-2
2016 Away W, 6-1
2017 Home W, 6-1
2018 Away W, 4-3
2019 Home W, 4-0
2020 Away W, 4-3
2021 Home W, 4-3
2022 Away L, 3-4
2023 Home W, 7-0
1 Huntsville, Texas
2 Shreveport, La.
STETSON
2018 Away W, 4-1
2023 Away W, 5-2
TARLETON STATE
2022 Home W, 4-2
2023 Away W, 4-1
2024 Home L, 3-4
TENNESSEE STATE
2000 Neutral1 W, 8-1
1 Clarkesville, Tenn.
TEXAS A&M
1986 Away L, 0-9
2017 Away L, 0-7
TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE
1981 Away L, 2-7 Home L, 4-5
1985 Unknown W, 9-0
1987 Away W, 7-2
TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI
2000 Neutral1 L, 4-5
2005 Neutral2 W, 5-2
1 Beaumont, Texas
2 Houston, Texas
TEXAS-ARLINGTON (UTA)
1985 Unknown W, 7-0
1986 Neutral1 W, 9-0
1994 Away L, 3-6
1997 Home L, 3-6
1999 Away L, 1-8
2013 Neutral2 W, 4-1
2014 Away W, 4-2
1 Dallas, Texas
2 San Antonio, Texas
TEXAS CHRISTIAN (TCU)
2014 Away L, 0-4
2016 Away L, 0-4
TEXAS-EL PASO (UTEP)
2004 Away L, 3-4
2007 Away L, 0-7
2009 Neutral1 L, 0-4
2018 Neutral2 W, 4-0
2020 Neutral3 W, 5-2
2023 Home W, 4-0
2024 Away W, 4-0
1 Jonesboro, Ark.
2 San Antonio, Texas
3 Denton, Texas
TEXAS-RIO GRANDE VALLEY (UTRGV)
1990 Neutral1 L, 1-8
1991 Neutral2 L, 4-5
1992 Away L, 1-8
1993 Neutral3 L, 2-5
1994 Neutral1 W, 6-0
Neutral4 W, 6-0
1995 Neutral4 W, 8-2
Neutral1 W, 5-2
1997 Neutral1 W, 7-2
1998 Neutral1 L, 2-5
2008 Neutral5 L, 0-7
2012 Home W, 6-1
1 Beaumont, Texas
2 Lafayette, La.
3 Mobile, Ala.
4 Little Rock, Ark.
5 Nacogdoches, Texas
TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO (UTSA)
2004 Home W, 4-3
2005 Away W, 6-1
2013 Home W, 4-0
2018 Away L, 2-4
2020 Home L, 3-4
2022 Away W, 5-2
TEXAS STATE
2001 Neutral1 L, 2-5
2005 Away L, 3-4
2010 Neutral2 L, 0-4
2013 Neutral3 W, 4-3
Neutral4 W, 4-0
2016 Home W, 4-0
2017 Away W, 5-1
2018 Home W, 4-1
2022 Home W, 5-2
1 Denton, Texas
2 Dallas, Texas
3 San Jose, Calif.
4 Denver, Colo. (2013 WAC Tournament)
TEXAS TECH
1983 Away L, 0-9
2015 Away L, 1-6
TEXAS WESLEYAN
1983 Away W, 8-1
TEXAS WOMAN’S
1980 Away W, 7-2
TOLEDO
2023 Neutral1 L, 3-4
1 Tampa, Fla.
TRINITY COLLEGE
1994 Neutral1 L, 2-7
1996 Neutral2 L, 1-5
1999 Neutral3 L, 1-8
1 Huntsville, Texas
2 Beaumont, Texas
3 Nacogdoches, Texas
TROY
1992 Neutral1 W, 6-2
1999 Away L, 0-10
1 Pensacola, Fla.
TULANE
1977 Away L, 0-9
1979 Away T, 3-3
1980 Unknown L, 0-9
1981 Unknown L, 1-8
1986 Home L, 0-6
2017 Away L, 1-4
TULSA
1995 Away L, 1-4
2019 Away L, 0-7
2020 Away L, 0-4
2021 Away L, 0-7
2022 Away L, 0-7
2023 Away L, 1-6
2024 Away L, 1-6
TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE
1981 Home L, 4-5
1990 Home L, 1-8
1991 Home L, 1-8
2005 Away L, 3-4
2006 Home L, 1-5
2014 Neutral1 W, 6-1
2015 Neutral2 W, 6-1
2017 Away L, 2-5
2021 Home L, 1-6
2022 Home L, 3-4
2023 Home W, 6-0
1 Houston, Texas
2 Shreveport, La.
UC IRVINE
2020 Away W, 4-0
UTAH STATE
2009 Away L, 0-7
2010 Neutral1 L, 2-5
2012 Away L, 1-6
2013 Home W, 6-1
1 Boise, Idaho
VALDOSTA STATE
1990 Away W, 8-1
WAKE FOREST
1989 Neutral1 L, 0-9
1 Tyler, Texas
WEBER STATE
2012 Away W, 6-1
WEST ALABAMA
2022 Home W, 4-3
2023 Away W, 4-1
WEST FLORIDA
1986 Away W, 8-1
1988 Away L, 1-8
1992 Away L, 1-8
1995 Away L, 1-8
WESTERN KENTUCKY (WKU)
1987 Neutral1 L, 0-8
1992 Home W, 8-1
Neutral2 L, 4-5
1993 Neutral3 W, 5-0
1994 Home W, 8-1
1997 Neutral4 W, 5-4
Neutral5 W, 5-4
1998 Neutral4 L, 1-8
Neutral6 L, 2-5
1999 Neutral4 L, 0-9
2000 Neutral7 W, 5-3
Neutral8 W, 5-0
2001 Neutral9 L, 0-7
2018 Neutral10 L, 0-4
2021 Neutral11 W, 4-3
2024 Neutral12 W, 4-0
1 Memphis, Tenn.
2 Little Rock, Ark. (1992 SBC Tournament)
3 Mobile, Ala. (1993 SBC Tournament)
4 Little Rock, Ark.
5 Mobile, Ala. (1997 SBC Tournament)
6 Mobile, Ala. (1998 SBC Tournament
7 Clarkesville, Tenn.
8 Lafayette, La. (2000 SBC Tournament)
9 Mobile, Ala. (2001 SBC Tournament)
10 Norfolk, Va. (2018 CUSA Tournament)
11 Murfreesboro, Tenn.
12 Miami, Fla. (2024 CUSA Tournament)
WESTERN ILLINOIS
1982 Neutral1 W, 7-2
1 Monroe, La.
WICHITA STATE
1981 Home L, 4-5
2015 Away L, 2-5
2023 Neutral1 L, 1-6
2024 Away L, 2-4
1 Tulsa, Okla.
WYOMING
2019 Neutral1 L, 0-7
2020 Neutral1 L, 1-5
2021 Neutral1 L, 2-5
2022 Neutral1 W, 4-3
2023 Neutral1 W, 6-1
2024 Neutral1 W, 4-3
1 Tulsa, Okla.
XAVIER (LA.)
2002 Away W, 5-2
2012 Away W, 7-0
FORMER/CURRENT PLAYERS
Madalena Amil (2021)
Pam Arledge (1985-86)
Danette Aud (1988)
Alexandria Baldizon (2019)
Bridgett Ballard (1995-97)
Haley Ballinger (2015-17)
Elne Barnard (2011-12)
Karen Bass (2001)
Sandi Beasley (1996-98)
Olga Bienzobas (2022-24)
Cathy Blythe (1992-95)
Lynda Boltos (1991)
Jazmin Britos (2014-17)
Lacey Brooks (1997-00)
Taylor Capannolo (2015)
Madison Cefalu (2020-22)
Anne Chabloz (1988)
Helen Chemaly (1982-84)
Sonia Chen (2016-19)
Manoela Chiacchio (2013-16)
Crystal Clark (1996-98)
Connie Coker (1977)
Claudia Coleman (1994-95)
Maria Coronel (2012)
Paulina Cota (2018)
Meryl Culot (2016)
Kristen Davies (2000-01)
Najah Dawson (2022-23)
Maartje de Wit (2009-12)
Cindy Delgado (1982-83)
Dawn Delgado (1977-78)
Kortney Deveny (1996)
Carol Dille (1979-81)
Gail Dowell (1977)
Becky Dumas (1981-84)
Tracey Dunn (1982-84)
Anabella Duque (2002-05)
Emma Eerola (2022)
Amy Elmore (1998)
Zoie Epps (2024)
Alena Erofeyeva (2010-13)
Alba Escalona Perny (2016-17)
Crystal Farley (1992)
Laura Fernandez (2012)
Barbie Fitterer (1985-86)
Alexandra Gaspar (2006-08)
Sheila Glover (1987)
Kathy Goebel (1981-83)
Kristin Graif (2000-02)
Jessie Gray (2007)
Jett Grigsby (1978)
Tarrannum Handa (2015)
Valerie Harrison (1978-79)
Sophie Heldoorn (2011, 13)
Susan Hepburn (1988-91)
Susan Herring (1977-78)
Deanna Hogan (1991-94)
Leslie House (2001)
Heather Howell (1989)
Ana Jover (2019-20)
Rocio Juarez (2008-10)
Gunilla Kall (1989-90)
Monica Kelly (2004-07)
Danielle Landry (2003)
Miren Libano (1991-92)
Lauren Longbotham (2000-03)
Angela Lorenzo (2017-18)
Christie Lumpkin (1991)
Morgan Majors (2002-03)
Ada Makowska (2006-09)
Nadja Manjon (2017-20)
Avril Martinez (2003-06)
Sabrina McBride (1999)
Jody McCormack (1990)
Misty McGowen (1999-00)
Traci McKinley (1993-96)
Taly Merker (2013-16)
Anna Mitchell (1998-99)
Kay Mock (1977-80)
Rebecca Moity (2001-02)
Andrea Moncada (2004)
Karla De La Luz Montalvo (2018)
Amy Mulvihill (1987-88)
Rikona Murakami (2020)
Joanna Nalborska (2013-14)
Tiffani Nash (2022-24)
Heidi Nielson (2001)
Leonie Nutz (2019)
Joy Nyman (1986-87)
Ruth Ann Oliver (1980)
Claudia Oravcova (2018-21)
Jody Orton (1992-95)
Catherine Owens (1989)
Carolina Pachon (2008)
Punam Paul (1988-89)
Andrea Perez-Lopez (2018-20)
Lisa Peterson (1980-81)
Sherry Pilcher (1989-91)
Ann Raborn (1978-79)
Holly Ready (2002-05)
Jill Register (1978-81)
Ana Rodrigues (2022-24)
Laura Rodriguez (2009-10)
Alexia Romero (2020-24)
Alicia Saars (1983-86)
Anastasiia Salenko (2021)
Tiffany Sanders (1999-00)
Daniela Sarquiz (1995)
Bianca Schoneck (1995-96)
Leonie Schuknecht (2021-23)
Andy Shannon (1978)
Jolene Shirley (1977)
Soha Singh (2024)
Julie Sippel (1978)
Mallory Smith (2008-09)
Kim Smitherman (1995-97)
Marta Sramkova (2014-17)
Alexandra Starkova (2013-16)
Vivian ten Dolle (2010-13)
Ilana Tetruashvili (2019-23)
Lee Todd (1983-86)
Carolina Tran (2006-07)
Kamie Treybig (1999-00)
Lara Unkovich (2021-23)
Jill Urban (1985-86)
Saharai Uriarte (2002-05)
Melanie Urvoy (2011-14)
Jessica Valesco (1992-94)
Jill van den Dungen (2017)
Valentina Vasquez (2023-24)
Cecile Vichery (2010)
Tracey Walters (1990-93)
Marla Watson (1979-82)
Janie Webb (1980)
Jeanne Weber (1983-86)
Ashley Wedderburn (2007-09)
Katie Westbrook (2004-05)
Karen Whitfield (1994)
Wendy Williams (1980-83)
Jenny Wuller (1987)
Taeko Yamasaki (1987-88)
Wendy Zatloukal (1996-98)
Anna Zurek (2011-12)
Bold indicates current player
If you’ve been a part of the CUSA family for years, we’re proud to have you here. If you’re new to us, welcome. No matter when you got here, know this: You’re part of more than a college athletics conference. Every school, every town, every alumni and fan is an essential part of who CUSA is today, and equally important in taking us to the next level. With unstoppable energy, there are no limits on us.
So hop on, because we’re heading up.
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DR. JIM HENDERSON
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
@DrJBHenderson
Dr. Jim Henderson became the 15th president of Louisiana Tech University on Jan. 1, 2024. His ties to the institution go back more than 80 years when his father, Clem Henderson, was recruited to play for famed Louisiana Tech football coach, Joe Aillet. His mom, Martha, was a two-time Tech grad.
Henderson previously served as the president and CEO of the University of Louisiana System, one of the nation’s largest University systems. As the longestserving UL System president, he led the Universities of Louisiana in the creation of a strategic framework that charged its member institutions to produce the most educated generation in Louisiana’s history. Through various Systemic initiatives such as Compete LA, the Reginald F. Lewis Scholars, and the challenges associated with a global pandemic and fiscal uncertainty, he developed a notion of System that will continue to benefit each of the nine institutions for decades to come.
Henderson also served as president of his alma mater, Northwestern State University, where he reinvigorated student life and campus culture leading to the highest enrollment in the school’s 135-year history. Before taking the helm of NSU, Henderson served as chancellor of Bossier Parish Community College. During his tenure, the institution ranked among the five fastest growing colleges in the nation for five consecutive years.
In 2012, Henderson was named a Northwest Louisiana Business Hall of Fame Laureate and in 2017 he was inducted into Northwestern State University’s hall of honor, the Long Purple Line. Henderson holds a master of science in administration from University of West Florida and a doctor of management from University of Maryland—University College. In 2010, he completed the Institute of Educational Management at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Visitors of the Marine Corps University.
The smartest decision Henderson has made is marrying his college sweetheart,
Tonia who founded her own media company after a successful career in advertising. The Hendersons have three children, Reagan, Nicholas, and Alexander who is majoring in chemical engineering at Louisiana Tech; and four grandchildren, Zachary, Miguel, Maria, and Lucille.
RYAN IVEY
VICE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
@rivey35
Louisiana Tech University President Dr. Jim Henderson introduced Ryan Ivey as Vice President and Director of Athletics in front of a packed Club Level at the Davison Athletics Complex.
Ivey comes to Ruston with more than 18+ years of experience in intercollegiate athletics with the past 11 as an athletics director at Stephen F. Austin, Austin Peay, and Texas A&M-Commerce.
“The Louisiana Tech athletics brand is synonymous with excellence. When you think about the student-athletes, coaches, administrators, and teams that have called this University home, it is really astounding. We have an opportunity to build upon, grow and establish future success,” Ivey said. “Our goal will be to build a nationally prominent athletics department with individuals that excel in everything that we do. We will be relentless in our pursuit of excellence, respecting those that have come before us, but building and charting our own path and successes. Now is the time to be part of this amazing University and department!”
He spent more than five years in Nacogdoches, Texas at SFA, leading the department through a conference transition from the Southland Conference to the Western Athletic Conference, raising private support that included the launch of the Purple Lights Fund that helped secure the four largest single gifts in the department’s history, and increasing ticket sales by 189 percent.
He also helped complete more than $30 million in facility improvements including the Loddie Naymola Basketball Performance Center, a 42,000-square foot building that houses offices, locker rooms, weight room, training room, and practice courts for the SFA basketball programs. Other construction improvements included a baseball indoor pitching facility, beach volleyball competition facility, indoor golf practice facility, soccer locker room renovations, and more.
Under his leadership, the Lumberjacks celebrated 18 conference championships, three NCAA Tournament appearances, and the 2019 Bowling National Championship won by the Ladyjacks after going a perfect 4-0, defeating top-ranked Vanderbilt in the title match.
Prior to joining SFA, Ivey spent three years (2015-18) at Austin Peay in Clarksville, Tennessee, overseeing the department of athletics and its 16 sponsored sports.
While at the helm of the Governors, he helped raise $6.5 million in gifts which were funneled into facility improvements and the athletic departments budget on top of increase football and basketball ticket revenue a combined 39 percent.
While at Austin Peay, the Governors posted several accomplishments on the court/field including two postseason appearances by men’s basketball in 2016 and 2018, an eight-win season by football in 2017 that tied the program record for singleseason victories reached some 40 years prior in 1977, and a volleyball program that claimed both the Ohio Valley Conference regular season and tournament titles.
His first Director of Athletics position came at NCAA Division II Texas A&M-Commerce. During his two-year stint with the Lions, the athletic programs experienced new heights by winning six team Lone Star Conference championships in the 2014-15 season, the most ever in Lion Athletics history.
In particular, the football program secured back-to-back winning seasons and postseason appearances for the first time since 1990, seeing a 160 percent increase in attendance and a record number of season tickets sold.
Along the way, he helped drive in more than $2.8 million in facility enhancements, including a $1.4 million softball field that saw a first-year program in 2015 finish with a winning record and gain a spot in the Lone Star Conference tournament. He also created the Lions Athletic Club, the fundraising arm of Texas A&M-Commerce Athletics.
Ivey’s first work experience in the state of Louisiana came at McNeese where he assumed the role of assistant athletic director for internal affairs with his efforts primarily focused on growing corporate sponsorship revenue for the Cowboys and Cowgirls.
He spent six years in Lake Charles, the last three of which were as associate director of athletics where he continued his work in revenue generation while overseeing operations for all 16 of the institution’s athletic programs.
Under his guidance, corporate sponsorship yield over $750,000 before accepting his first athletic director position at Texas A&M-Commerce.
Prior to breaking into athletic administration, Ivey served as the director of basketball operations for the Memphis women’s basketball team from 2005-07, which followed a short stint as an athletics marketing coordinator at the University of South Dakota.
Following his graduation from Memphis in 2004, Ivey secured a position with the Memphis Redbirds – the triple-A affiliate of the MLB’s St. Louis Cardinals – as a stadium operations assistant.
A student-athlete at Memphis, Ivey suited up for the Tigers’ football team for four years as the squad’s punter and holder. Most notable, Ivey held or Lou Groza finalist and eventual three-time Super Bowl champion Stephen Gostkowski.
Ivey earned both his bachelor’s (sports management, 2004) and master’s (sports and leisure commerce, 2010) from the University of Memphis.
Ivey is married to the former Kelley Holt from Fayetteville, Tennessee. The couple has two sons – Jett and Ace.
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT RYAN IVEY
Tommy McClelland, Rice Vice President and Director of Athletics
“I commend Dr. Henderson and the committee on an outstanding hire. Ryan Ivey is one of the most well-respected athletics administrators in the entire country. He has demonstrated success every place he has been. Having worked alongside Ryan for over five years, I can attest to his work ethic, leadership, and vision for an athletics department and its student-athletes. More importantly, he is a wonderful person, husband, and father. Ryan, Kelley, Jett, and Ace will be great additions to the Ruston Community. He is a perfect fit for Louisiana Tech!”
Brian Thornton, Western Athletic Conference Commissioner
“Ryan has proven to be an exceptional leader and even better person. During his time in the WAC, he was a huge contributor towards our goals building the league into a premier conference. He is a tireless worker who is always willing to roll up his sleeves and jump in whenever needed. It won’t take long for Ryan to have a pulse on how to take LA Tech to the next level!”
Jamie Boggs, Grand Canyon Vice President of Athletics
“Ryan is one of the best in the business. He is a culture-builder, a strategic thinker, and a selfless, humble leader. He will invest in the people and community at Louisiana Tech and he will move every area forward. Congratulations on an outstanding hire.”
Jeremy McClain, Southern Miss Director of Athletics
“Congratulations to Ryan and Louisiana Tech … this is a great hire for all involved! Ryan Ivey is one of the most genuine leaders in our industry and will positively impact everyone around him. His track record of success at multiple institutions speaks for itself, and that experience will allow him to be a difference maker in Ruston.”
Graham Neff, Clemson Director of Athletics
“I could not be more excited for Ryan and the LA Tech Family – a perfect fit! Ryan’s reputation as an innovator that ‘gets it done’ will be invaluable leadership for the Bulldogs. I am very proud and happy for the Ivey’s.”
Wren Baker, West Virginia Vice President and Director of Athletics
“I have known Ryan Ivey for many years and have been very impressed with his
incredible track record of building successful programs and leading with integrity. He is respected throughout intercollegiate athletics and has proven to be particularly successful at hiring talented coaches and administrators. Louisiana Tech is a tradition-rich program and I look forward to watching Ryan help add to the storied history at LA Tech.”
Brent Jones, Troy Director of Athletics
“I am extremely happy for Ryan on being appointed Director of Athletics at Louisiana Tech. LA Tech has an illustrious history of success and Ryan is the right person at the right time to lead Bulldog Athletics into the future of intercollegiate athletics. I have known Ryan personally for almost 20 years and he is a man of character, integrity, vision, and passion. He will do an amazing job and continue to build upon the great work of Eric Wood and Tommy McClelland.”
