2013-14 NCAC Tennis Guide by North Coast Athletic Conference

2014 Tennis Guide

2013-14 NCAC DIRECTORY President..................................Dr. Grant H. Cornwell, President The College of Wooster Vice President.................................................Marvin Krislov, JD Oberlin College

Web Site....................................................www.northcoast.org Affiliation...........................................................NCAA Division III Founded.............................................................. February, 1983

Executive Director.............................. Keri Alexander Luchowski

Championship Sports.............................23 (11 men, 12 women)

Assistant Executive Director....................................Bret Billhardt

Intercollegiate Officiating Association................... 440/871-8100

Assistant Executive Director................................Russell Kramer

Baseball................................................................ Rich Fetchiet

Legal Counsel........................................................Dennis Butler

Basketball (Men).............................................................. Bill Ek

Accountant......................................................................Jim Loy

Basketball (Women)..................................................Diane Plas

Mailing Address................................................. P. O. Box 16679 Cleveland, Ohio 44116

Cross Country/Track.................................................. Marv Frye

Street Address.................815 Crocker Road, Building B, Suite 5 Westlake, Ohio 44145

Field Hockey..........................................................Candis Parry Football......................................................................Andy Pfaff

Phone.................................................................... 440/871-8100

Softball.................................................................. John DeLuca

Fax........................................................................ 440/871-4221

Tennis................................................................. Don Hunsinger

E-Mail..................................................... ncac@northcoast.org

Volleyball...................................................................Diane Plas

2013-14 NCAC Presidents’ Council PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR. Allegheny College

PRESIDENT LAURIE M. JOYNER Wittenberg University

PRESIDENT ADAM S. WEINBERG Denison University

PRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELL The College of Wooster

PRESIDENT BRIAN W. CASEY DePauw University

EARL KISSELL Hiram College Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

PRESIDENT THOMAS V. CHEMA Hiram College PRESIDENT SEAN M. DECATUR Kenyon College PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOV Oberlin College PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONES Ohio Wesleyan University PRESIDENT GREGORY D. HESS Wabash College

ROGER INGLES Ohio Wesleyan University Co-Chair, Athletic Directors SONYA McKAY Denison University Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives BRENDA MEESE The College of Wooster Co-Chair, Athletic Directors KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKI Executive Director

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The College of Wooster, along with affiliate member Earlham College — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards. Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 280 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored. A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The 12 women's sports are among the most offered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart. The goals of the conference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support Mason Espinosa, the educational purpose.

Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference. Fourty-eight teams from all 23 North Coast sports competed in the NCAA postAli Ross, DePauw season during the 2012-13 academic year. The NCAC added another NCAA Division III swimming championship as Kenyon claimed the men’s title for the 32nd time in program history. In addition, the DePauw women’s basketball team raised the Walnut & Broze trophy for the second time in program history, making them the only women’s basketball team in conference history to win a women’s basketball national title. Conference members have accumulated 66 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983. In the past academic year, 221 All-America or Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America certificates were distributed to student-athletes from North Coast schools. The NCAC's commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

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Ohio Wesleyan

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

KENYON SELECTED AS THE PRESEASON FAVORITE FOR 30TH NCAC MEN’S TENNIS SEASON North Coast Athletic Conference men’s tennis coaches have unanimously predicted that Kenyon will hoist the championship trophy for the eighth year in a row based on preseason balloting by the league coaches. The Lords were selected to finish first in the preseason poll after collecting all nine first-place votes and 81 total points. DePauw, last year’s runner-up at the conference tournament, finished behind Kenyon in the poll with 79 points. Denison rounded out the top three in the poll in third-place with 64 points, followed by Allegheny (50), Wittenberg (40), Oberlin (36) and Wabash (34) in places four through seven, respectively. Ohio Wesleyan and Wooster rounded out the poll in a tie for eighth-place with 15 points apiece. Kenyon enters the spring portion of the 2013-14 season ranked sixth on the Division III Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Preseason National Rankings as the Lords return four All-NCAC performers from a year ago. Junior Mike Razumovsky (Baltimore, MD/Pikesville), who earned All-American accolades last year after advancing to the quarter final round of the NCAA Div. III singles championships, is the Lords’ top returning singles player after he finished 2012-13 with an overall record of 16-5, including a mark of 11-2 at the second flight. Junior Wade Heerboth (Tucson, AZ/Foothill) was also an All-NCAC first-team selection last season with a 27-4 singles record, while the junior duo of Jacob Huber (New York, NY/Fieldstone School) and Tim Rosensteel (East Windsor, NJ/Peddie School) also collected all-conference accolades last spring on the honorable mention squad. Razumovsky and Rosensteel also earned All-NCAC first-team honors in doubles competition a year ago; however, both will be paired with new partners this spring after the graduation of C.J. Williams and Paul Burgin. Leading the KC men in his 19th season is six-time NCAC Coach of the Year selection Scott Thielke. In 18 total years at the helm of the Lords’ tennis program, Thielke owns a career record of 306-99. He has led the Lords to 13 NCAA appearances, including an active streak of 12 consecutive showings (2002-13). Kenyon leads the NCAC with 16 championships in 29 years (1989, 1991-93, ‘95, 2002-05, 2007-13), including winning 11 of the last 12 crowns. Denison is not far off in the all-time title count as it has earned 12 championships (1985-89, ‘94, 1997-01, ‘06), while Wooster has captured two outright titles (1990, ‘96) and four all-time. Denison and Wooster shared the inaugural title in 1985, while Denison, Kenyon and Wooster were declared tri-champions in 1989.

2014 NCAC Preseason Men’s Tennis Poll First-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points: 1. Kenyon (9).......................................................81 2. DePauw...........................................................70 3. Denison............................................................64 4. Allegheny.........................................................50 5. Wittenberg........................................................40 6. Oberlin.............................................................36 7. Wabash............................................................34 8. Ohio Wesleyan.................................................15 Wooster............................................................15

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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

DEPAUW SELECTED AS THE PRESEASON FAVORITE FOR 30TH NCAC WOMEN’S TENNIS SEASON North Coast Athletic Conference women’s tennis coaches have predicted that DePauw will collect its third-straight league championship based on preseason balloting by the league coaches. The Tigers, who are the two-time defending NCAC Champions, were selected to finish first in the preseason poll after collecting seven of the possible eight first-place votes cast and 63 total points. Denison, winners of 11 conference titles all-time, fielded the final first-place vote and finished second with 57 points. Kenyon finished third with 44 points, while Oberlin (43) and Allegheny (31) rounded out the top five. Wittenberg and Wooster tied for sixth in the poll with 21 points, with Ohio Wesleyan finishing eighth with eight total points. DePauw, which advanced to the third round of the 2013 NCAA Division III Women’s Tennis Tournament, returns a plethora of talent from last year’s squad that finished the season with an overall record of 19-8. The Tigers, who are ranked 13th in the Div. III Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Preseason National Rankings, will once again rely on the strengths of junior Maggie MacPhail (Indianapolis, IN/Park Tudor). MacPhail is a two-time All-NCAC first-team selection and finished 2012-13 with an overall singles record of 13-15, including a mark of 11-13 in the No. 1 position. Junior Claire Marshall (Marietta, GA/George Walton) was also an All-NCAC first-team selection for DPU a year ago and finished the season with a singles record of 22-12, which included marks of 7-4 in the No. 2 position and 9-4 in the No. 3 position. Marshall and senior Meg Crowley (Barrington, IL/Barrington) paired together a year ago to earn first-team all-conference accolades in doubles competition after the duo posted an overall record of 29-13. Individually, Crowley was also a second-team All-NCAC singles selection last spring with an overall record of 15-20, while senior Caroline Emhardt (Carmel, IN/Park Tudor) and junior Julie Wittwer (Grosse Pointe, MI/Grosse Pointe South) also earned All-NCAC laurels a year ago on the honorable mention squad. Scott Riggle once again returns to the sidelines for his 14th season at the helm of the DPU women’s tennis program. In 13 season’s with the Tigers, Riggle has compiled an overall record of 233-95. In 29 years of North Coast women’s tennis competition, four schools have claimed league championships: Allegheny took the first title in 1985, then Kenyon went on a run to claim 15 of the next 16 titles, interrupted only by Denison’s first title in 1994. The Big Red again broke the Ladies’ streak in 2002, and reeled off 10-straight titles until DePauw topped the field in each of the last two seasons. Kenyon leads the way with 15 North Coast titles, followed by Denison (11), DePauw (2) and Allegheny (1).

2014 NCAC Preseason Women’s Tennis Poll First-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points: 1. DePauw (7)......................................................63 2. Denison (1)......................................................57 3. Kenyon.............................................................44 4. Oberlin.............................................................43 5. Allegheny.........................................................31 6. Wittenberg........................................................21 Wooster............................................................21 8. Ohio Wesleyan...................................................8

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ALL-DECADE TEAM Kenyon’s Michael Greenberg and Oberlin’s Ariel Lewis head an impressive list of student-athletes named to the North Coast Athletic Conference’s 30th Anniversary men’s and women’s tennis all-decade teams. Ariel Lewis (2009-12) {left}, a four-time All-NCAC first-team selection, earned NCAC Player of the Year honors in 2009 and 2012 and was also named the league’s Newcomer of the Year in 2009. Lewis, a 2012 Oberlin graduate, spent a majority of her four-year career with the Yeowomen in the No. 1 singles position and compiled an impressive overall record of 93-27 during that time. Lewis competed in the NCAA Division III singles national championships in both 2011 and 2012 and also played an integral role in leading the Yeowomen to the championship match of the 2012 NCAC Women’s Tennis Tournament. Denison’s Megan Damico (2006-09), also a four-time All-NCAC first-team honoree, was the only other women’s studentathlete named to the all-decade team that earned multiple NCAC Player of the Year distinctions over the last decade. Damico collected back-to-back NCAC Player of the Year awards in 2007 and 2008. In four years with the Big Red, she compiled an overall singles record of 60-20, including a mark of 40-16 in the No. 1 spot in the lineup. In addition to Lewis and Damico, Denison’s Kristin Cobb (2008-11) and Kenyon’s Amy Schlessman (2010-13) were also four-time All-NCAC first-team selections in the previous decade. Cobb and Schlessman both earned NCAC Newcomer of the Year honors in 2008 and 2010, respectively, while Cobb was also named the NCAC Player of the Year in 2011. Michael Greenberg (2008-10) {right} was the most decorated NCAC men’s tennis player in the last 10 years as he earned three-straight NCAC Player of the Year awards from 2008-10. Greenberg, who was also the 2008 NCAC Newcomer of the Year honoree, posted an overall singles record of 81-15 (.844) in just three year’s with the Lords’ men’s tennis program. Greenberg jump started his career at Kenyon with the highest individual honor in the country as he won the NCAA Div. III singles national championship with a 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 victory over Middlebury’s Filip Marinkovic in the championship match. Two other former Kenyon student-athletes named to the all-decade team were back-to-back NCAC Player of the Year honorees, including Borko Tesic (2004 & 05) and Paul Burgin (2012 & 13). In addition, Denison’s Jordan Buehler (200607, 09), Allegheny’s Pat Cole (2011-13), Wabash’s Jay Horrey (2006-07, 09) and Oberlin’s Chris Pray (2006-08) joined Greenberg and Burgin as three-time All-NCAC first-team selections in the last decade. Kenyon’s Mike Herrick is the lone selection to also be named to the NCAC’s 20th Anniversary all-decade men’s tennis team, while Allegheny’s Pat Cole is the only current student-athlete to be selected to the 30th Anniversary all-decade squad. The North Coast Athletic Conference is celebrating its 30th playing season by selecting All-Decade teams in nearly every championship sport. Players from the first 10 years of play were selected in 1993-94, while players who competed from 1993-2002 were named to the 20th Anniversary All-Decade team. All current head coaches were asked to vote, as were some former coaches and administrators. The Kenyon Lords won nine of the 10 NCAC men’s championships in the last decade, with Denison interrupting that string by collecting the title in 2006. In women’s tennis, Denison opened the decade with eight-straight conference titles, but the DePauw Tigers are the two-time defending NCAC champions since joining the league in the 2011-12 academic year.

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ALL-DECADE TEAM Third Decade Team (2004-2013) WOMEN'S TENNIS SINGLES Name

School

Years

Kristin Cobb

Denison

2008-11

Megan Damico

Denison

2006-09

Marta Drane

Denison

2007-10

Kelley Gebert

DePauw

2012

Kelly Glassburn

Ohio Wesleyan

2004-05

Kimiko Glynn

Oberlin

2005-08

Prita Kidder

Kenyon

2008-11

Ashley Kriwinsky

Kenyon

2006-07

Ariel Lewis

Oberlin

2009-12

Amy Schlessman

Kenyon

2010-13

DOUBLES Names

School

Megan Damico

Denison

Kendra Murray

Marta Drane

Kristin Cobb

Prita Kidder

Denison

Kenyon

Amy Schlessman

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ALL-DECADE TEAM Third Decade Team (2004-2013) MEN'S TENNIS SINGLES Name

School

Years

Jordan Buehler

Denison

2006-09

Paul Burgin

Kenyon

2010-13

Tom Cawood

Denison

2009-12

Pat Cole

Allegheny`

2011-13

Michael Greenberg

Kenyon

2008-10

Mike Herrick

Kenyon

2004-05

Jay Horrey

Wabash

2006-09

Jeremy Polster

Kenyon

2008-11

Chris Pray

Oberlin

2005-08

Borko Tesic

Kenyon

2004-05

DOUBLES Names

School

Randy Lofgren

Denison

Kevin Newman

Eric Hubbard

David Moss

Borko Tesic

DePauw

Kenyon

Mike Herrick

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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

2014 Women’s Roster

2014 Men’s Roster Name Patrick Cole Daniel Conroy Samarth Gopal Alexander Hurtuk Andreas Landgrebe Thomas Manning Frank Mosconi Charlie Murphy Amadeus Nunaley-Connor Kevin Snyder Sam Stephenson Tyler Triolo

Yr. Hometown Sr. Livonia, MI Jr. Littleton, CO So. Clovis, CA Jr. Chagrin Falls, OH So. Scarsdale, NY So. Ithaca, NY Sr. Brooklyn, NY Sr. Greenbelt, MD So. Hendersonville, TN Sr. Medina, NY Jr. Portland, OR So. Collegeville, PA

Name Andrea Brush Sun Mo Koo Abby Lange Kathleen McBride Haley Meekhof Kirstie Oravec Mikaela Pope Laura Steele Michaela Thompson Abbey Turner

2014 Men’s Schedule

September 7 GROVE CITY 7 CARNEGIE MELLON 14-15 Competed at Kenyon Invitational 18 MERCYHURST 21-22 Competed at Oberlin Invitational 24 JOHN CARROLL 27-29 Competed at ITA Central Regional February 15 March 1 1 16 17 19 21

2014 Women’s Schedule

W, 9-0

September 7 BALDWIN WALLACE 7 EDINBORO 13-15 Competed at Oberlin Invitational 17 GROVE CITY 18 MERCYHURST 24 JOHN CARROLL

W, 9-0 L, 8-1 W, 7-2

vs. Denison (Erie, PA)

3:00 PM

February 15 vs. Denison (Erie, PA) 28 vs. Slippery Rock (Wexford, PA)

3:00 PM 5:30 PM

vs. Wabash (Eastlake, OH) vs. Case (Eastlake, OH) vs. Macalaster* vs. St. Mary’s* vs. Ramapo* vs. Carleton*

12:00 PM 3:00 PM 9:00 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM

W, 9-0 L, 9-0 W, 7-2

March 1 16 17 19 21 29

April 3 KENYON^ 5:30 PM 4 at Wittenberg 5:30 PM 5 at Ohio Wesleyan 10:30 AM 8 PSU-BEHREND 4:00 PM 11 FRANCISCAN 4:30 PM 11 WASH. & JEFF. 6:30 PM 12 WOOSTER^ 1:00 PM 15 at Grove City 3:30 PM 19 OBERLIN^ 3:00 PM 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC East Match * - Hilton Head, SC Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

vs. Case (Eastlake, OH) vs. Macalaster* vs. St. Mary’s* vs. Ramapo* vs. St. Norbert* KENYON^

April 4-5 Central Region Shootout (at Kenyon) 8 PSU-BEHREND 11 THIEL 11 WASH. & JEFF. 12 WOOSTER^ 15 at Grove City 19 OBERLIN^ 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC East Match * - Hilton Head, SC Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

W, 9-0 W, 6-3

12:30 PM 9:00 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 12:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:30 PM 1:00 PM 3:30 PM 11:00 AM

Quick Facts

Head Coach Jared Luteran Alma Mater....................West Virginia Wesleyan, 1998 2013 Men’s Overall Record...................................16-3 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish......................................Fifth 2013 Women’s Overall Record.............................13-5 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish.................................Fifth

Yr. Hometown So. Loveland, CO So. Burbank, CA So. Broadview Hts. OH Sr. Ann Arbor, MI Fr. Granger, IN So. Brunswick, OH So. Austin, TX Sr. Winchester, MA Fr. Kula, HI So. Renfrew PA

Location........................................Meadville, Pennsylvania Founded..................................................................... 1815 Nickname.................................................................Gators Colors.............................................................. Blue & Gold Enrollment................................................................. 2,100 President...................................... Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr. Athletic Director............................................. Portia Hoeg Office phone..............................................(814) 332-3350 Head Coach.................................................. Jared Luteran Office phone...............................................(814) 332-2809 SID.....................................................................Jim Berger Email............................................. jberger@allegheny.edu Office phone..............................................(814) 332-5952 Fax..............................................................(814) 337-1217 Head Trainer................................................Jamie Plunkett Office phone..............................................(814) 332-2817

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DENISON UNIVERSITY 2014 Men’s Roster Name Ryan Bibo Casey Cempre Graham Gettel Juan Guerra Jeffrey LoDuca Andrew Marczak Jackson O’Gorman-Bean Shankar Rajupet Ben Short Owen Smith Steve Smykal Grant Veltman

2014 Women’s Roster

Yr. Hometown Fr. Powell, OH Jr. Worthington, OH Jr. Grand Rapids, MI Sr. Midland, MI Jr. Bloomfield Hills, MI Sr. Wexford, PA So. Westwood, MA Jr. Cheswick, PA Fr. Pittsburgh, PA Fr. Atlanta, GA Fr. Hinckley, OH Jr. Ada, MI

Name Heather Abzug Meg Chiumento Eleni Coleman Kelsey Geppner Taylor Hawkins Frances Hinkamp Emily Holloway Zoe Kasiurak Lauren Schechtman Sarah Torrence

2014 Men’s Schedule

Yr. Hometown Jr. Tonka Bay, MN So. Bryn Mawr, PA So. McMurray, PA Sr. Ann Arbor, MI So. Raleigh, NC So. Kenilworth, L Fr. Knoxville, TN Fr. Park Ridge, IL Fr. Highland Park, IL So. Rockford, IL

2014 Women’s Schedule

September 14-15 Competed at Kenyon Invitational 27-29 Competed at ITA Central Regional

September 13-15 Competed at Oberlin Invitational 20-22 Competed at ITA Regional

February 8 vs. Chicago (at Kenyon) 15 vs. Allegheny (Erie, PA) 22 vs. North Carolina Wesleyan* 22 at Mary Washington* 23 vs. Vassar*

February 8 15

March 1 17 18 20 21 25 29

KALAMAZOO vs. Tufts # vs. Trinity (CT) # vs. Bowdoin # at Occidental OHIO WESLEYAN^ at Earlham

April 5 at Oberlin 7 WOOSTER 8 KENYON 15 WITTENBERG^ 18 at Wabash^ 19 at DePauw^ 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison)

3:00 PM 9:00 AM 3:00 PM 9:00 AM

March 1 11 17 19 20 21 25

1:00 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 12:30 PM 7:30 PM 4:00 PM 1:00 PM

3:00 PM

vs. Indiana (PA) (Pittsburgh, PA) ASHLAND vs. Bowdoin* at La Verne* vs. Tufts* vs. Whitman* at Ohio Wesleyan^

4:00 PM 4:00 pM 5:00 PM 4:00 PM 12:30 PM 12:30 PM 4:00 PM

April 1 at Kenyon 4-5 at Midwest Invitational (Madison, WI) 7 WOOSTER 12 KALAMAZOO 15 WITTENBERG^ 19 at DePauw 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison)

1:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 2:00 PM

4:30 PM 4:30 PM 2:00 PM 4:45 PM 10:00 AM

^ - NCAC West Match * - Spring Break Trip - California Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

^ - NCAC West Match * - Fredericksburg, VA # - Spring Break Trip - California Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Head Coach Peter Burling 2013 Men’s Overall Record..................................12-7 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish....................................Third 2013 Women’s Overall Record............................15-6 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish...........................Second

vs. Chicago (at Kenyon) vs. Allegheny (Erie, PA)

Location........................................................ Granville, Ohio Founded...................................................................... 1831 Nickname............................................................... Big Red Colors.............................................................. Red & White Enrollment............................................................... 2,1000 President.........................................Dr. Adam S. Weinberg Athletic Director................................Nan Carney-DeBord Office phone..............................................(740) 587-6428 Head Coach....................................................Peter Burling Office phone...............................................(740) 587-6689 SID....................................................................Craig Hicks Email................................................. hicksc@denison.edu Office phone..............................................(740) 587-6546 Fax..............................................................(740) 587-6362 Head Trainer..................................................... Brian Hortz Office phone..............................................(470) 587-6441

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DEPAUW UNIVERSITY

2014 Men’s Roster

Name Chris Bertolini Eric Bruynseels Joe Collins John Daseke Patrick Farrell Zach Jonas Alec Kaczkowski Ben Kopecky Rico Lumanlan Nick Makowiecki Harold Martin Sam Miles Matt Santen Nick Thompson Eric Vannatta Nate Wallace

2014 Women’s Roster

Yr. Hometown Jr. Carmel, IN Jr. River Forest, IL Sr. Evanston, IL Fr. Dallas, TX Fr. Carmel, IN So. New Rochelle, NY So. University City, MO Sr. Rochester, MN Jr. Carmel, IN So. Palatine, IL Fr. Hinsdale, IL Sr. Indianapolis, IN Fr. Cincinnati, OH So. Avon, IN Jr. Columbus, OH Fr. Columbus, OH

Name Mary Arnold Paige Bixler Morgan Cohen Meg Crowley Caroline Emhardt Jacqueline Hollkamp Carolyn Huerth Gabby Jensen Maddie Lee Maggie MacPhail Taylor Mahr Claire Marshall Hannah Meyer Kaitlin Pickrel Gretchen Wilder Julie Wittwer

2014 Women’s Schedule

2014 Men’s Schedule

September 14-15 Hosted DPU Fall Invitational 18 MARIAN (IN) 27-20 Competed at ITA Central Regional February 16 vs. Wash. Univ. (Elsah, IL) 20 OLIVET NAZARENE 22 PRINCIPIA 22 OHIO WESLEYAN^ March 8 15 16 19 24 25 26 26 28 29

at Chicago ROSE-HULMAN WITTENBERG^ at Butler vs. Carleton* vs. Oberlin* vs. Wisc.-Whitewater* vs. Colby* vs. NC Wesleyan (at Emory) vs. Kenyon (at Emory)

April 5 at Case 12 vs. Gustavus Adolphus (West Bend, WI) 13 at Indiana 16 WABASH^ 19 DENISON^ 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC West Match * - Spring Break Trip - Hilton Head, SC Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

September 7-8 Hosted DPU Fall Invitational 18 MARIAN (IN) 20-23 Hosted ITA Regional Championship

W, 7-2

W, 9-0

February 16 vs. Wash. Univ. (Elsah, IL) 5:00 PM 20 OLIVET NAZARENE 4:30 PM 21 PRINCIPIA 6:00 PM 22 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 3:30 PM 28 ITA NATIONAL INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

5:00 PM 4:30 PM 8:00 AM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 4:00 PM 12:00 PM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 6:00 PM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM

March 1-2 ITA NATIONAL INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS 8 at Chicago 6:00 PM 16 WITTENBERG^ 12:00 PM 24 vs. Wisc.-Whitewater* 9:00 AM 26 vs. Concordia (WI)* 1:00 PM 27 vs. Carleton* 8:30 AM 28 at Emory 4:30 PM April 4-5 at Midwest Invitational (Madison, WI) 19 DENISON^ 23 at IUPUI 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison)

10:00 AM 3:00 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM 2:00 PM

10:00 AM 6:00 PM

^ - NCAC West Match * - Spring Break Trip - Hilton Head, SC Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Head Coach Scott Riggle Alma Mater............................ University of Indianapolis 2013 Men’s Overall Record.................................10-13 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish.................................Second 2013 Women’s Overall Record............................. 19-8 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish................................. First

Yr. Hometown Sr. Evansville, IN So. Fort Wayne, IN Fr. Centennial, CO Sr. Barrington, IL Sr. Carmel, IN Fr. Otisco, IN Jr. Fontana, WI Fr. Petoskey, MI Fr. South Bend, IN Jr. Indianapolis, IN Jr. Manhattan Beach, CA Jr. Marietta, GA So. River Forest, IL Jr. Kettering, OH Fr. Batesville, IN Jr. Grosse Pointe, MI

Location............................................. Greencastle, Indiana Founded..................................................................... 1837 Nickname................................................................. Tigers Colors.............................................................Gold & Black Enrollment................................................................. 2,394 President..............................................Dr. Brian W. Casey Athletic Director...............................Stevie Baker-Watson Office phone..............................................(765) 658-4934 Head Coach.....................................................Scott Riggle Office phone...............................................(765) 658-4935 SID.................................................................... Bill Wagner Email............................................. bwagner@depauw.edu Office phone..............................................(765) 658-4630 Fax..............................................................(765) 658-5708 Head Trainer..........................................................Rex Call Office phone..............................................(765) 658-4937

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KENYON COLLEGE 2014 Men’s Roster

2014 Women’s Roster

Name Yr. Hometown Constantinos Alevizopoulos Fr. Athens, Greece Peter Dakich Fr. Carmel, IN Nick Fiaschetti Fr. Rochester Hills, MI Sam Geier So. Carmel, IN Colin Haas Jr. Englewood, CO Wade Heerboth Jr. Tucson, AZ Andrew Herring Jr. Lexington, KY Jacob Huber Jr. New York, NY Tristan Kaye So. Tampa, FL Michael Razumovsky Jr. Baltimore, MD Michael Roberts Fr. Charlotte, NC Tim Rosensteel Jr. East Windsor, NJ Davis Thrailkill Jr. Nashville, TN Robert Turlington So. Rochester, MN

Name Elise Altschuler Samantha Betts Claire Cohen Taylor Diffley Heather Fantry Lauren Hoffman Madison Hoffman Samantha Murphy Jenna Murray Abigail Younger

2014 Men’s Schedule

2014 Women’s Schedule

September 14-15 Hosted Kenyon Invitational 27-30 Competed at ITA Central Regional

September 13-15 Competed at Oberlin Invitational 20-23 Competed at ITA Regional

October 10-12 Competed at ITA National Small College Championship

February 1 8 9 16

February 9 CHICAGO 15 WISC.-WHITEWATER 15 EARLHAM 21-23 at ITA Indoor Nationals (at Case) March 1 at Sewanee 3 at West Florida 7 vs. Christopher Newport (Gwinnett, GA) 8 at Gwinnett College 22 vs. Stevens Tech. (at Swarthmore) 22 at Swarthmore 23 at Haverford 28 vs. Middlebury* 29 vs. DePauw* 30 at Emory* April 3 at Allegheny^ 8 at Denison 14 at Oberlin^ 14 at Wooster^ 19 at Carnegie Mellon 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC East Match * - Emory (GA) Invitational Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

NORTHWEST OHIO OTTERBEIN CHICAGO CASE

March 1 at Sewanee 3 at West Florida 7 vs. Christopher Newport (Gwinnett, GA) 8 at Gwinnett College 9 at Oglethorpe 21 BALDWIN WALLACE 29 at Allegheny^

12:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 3:00 PM 10:00 AM 3:30 PM 10:00 AM 2:00 PM 10:00 AM 1:00 PM

April 1 DENISON 4-5 CENTRAL REGION SHOOTOUT 7 OHIO WESLEYAN 16 at Wooster^ 17 at Oberlin^ 19 at Carnegie Mellon 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC East Match Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

5:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM

1:00 PM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 2:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 11:00 AM 10:00 AM 5:00 PM 2:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM

Quick Facts

Head Coach Scott Thielke Alma Mater.................................South Alabama, 1983 2013 Men’s Overall Record..................................25-4 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish..................................... First 2013 Women’s Overall Record............................14-5 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish...............................Third

Yr. Hometown So. Annapolis, MD Sr. McLean, VA So. Pepper Pike, OH So. Hampton Bays, NY So. Towson, MD So. Waverly, OH So. Waverly, OH So. Jeromesville, OH Fr. Darien, CT Jr. Albuquerque, NM

Location....................................................... Gambier, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1824 Nickname................................................... Lords & Ladies Colors......................................................... Purple & White Enrollment................................................................. 1,600 President............................................Dr. Sean M. Decatur Athletic Director..............................................Peter Smith Office phone.............................................. (740) 427-5811 Head Coach....................................................Scott Thielke Office phone...............................................(740) 427-5620 SID................................................................... Marty Fuller Email................................................. fullerm@kenyon.edu Office phone..............................................(740) 427-5471 Fax..............................................................(740) 427-5401 Head Trainer.................................................Andy Wheeler Office phone..............................................(740) 427-5553

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OBERLIN COLLEGE 2014 Men’s Roster

Name Lucas Brown Abraham Davis Paul Farah Jean Paul Gilbert Paul Goebel Jeremy Lichtmacher Callan Louis Charlie Marks Brandon McKenna Parker Oka-Wong Ian Paik Soren Zeliger

2014 Women’s Roster

Yr. Hometown Fr. Hinsdale, IL Fr. Syracus, NY Fr. Flint, MI Fr. So. Scarsdale, NY Fr. San Francisco, CA So. Cambridge, MA Sr. Chagrin Falls, OH So. Kamuela, HI So. Okemos, MI Fr. Portland, OR Jr. Bronx, NY

Name Ariana Abayomi Emma Brezel Emily Fuller Olivia Hay Erin Johnson Alex Kahn Grace Porter Brenna Sheldon Anna Treidler

2014 Men’s Schedule

2014 Women’s Schedule

September 14-15 Competed at Kenyon Invitational 21-22 Hosted Oberlin Invitational 29 FINDLAY

L, 9-0

October 5 5

CARNEGIE MELLON FRANCISCAN

L, 9-0 W, 8-0

February 8 8 15 15 20 23

at Wabash vs. Lake Forest (at Wabash) OTTERBEIN at Case HEIDELBERG at Cleveland State

9:00 AM 2:00 PM 10:00 AM 5:30 PM 6:30 PM 3:00 PM

March 8 15 23 24 24 25 25 27 29

OHIO WESLEYAN JOHN CARROLL vs. Colby* vs. North Central* vs. Wisc.-Whitewater* vs. Carleton* vs. DePauw* vs. Buena Vista* at Wooster^

2:00 PM 11:00 AM

April 4 5 12 14 19 25-27

at Case DENISON FRANCISCAN KENYON^ at Allegheny^ NCAC Championships (at Denison)

2:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM

September 13-15 Hosted Oberlin Invitational 20-22 Competed at ITA Regional October 5

CARNEGIE MELLON

L, 9-0

February 8 9 15 26

BALDWIN WALLACE CASE OTTERBEIN ASHLAND

10:00 AM 4:00 PM 2:00 PM 6:30 PM

March 14 15 24 26 28 29 30

JOHN CARROLL OHIO NORTHERN vs. Carleton* vs. Wisc.-Whitewater* vs. Johns Hopkins # at Mary Washington vs. Skidmore #

4:30 PM 2:00 PM 5:30 PM 10:00 AM 9:00 AM

April 4-5 at Central Region Shootout (at Kenyon) 9 WOOSTER^ 4:30 PM 12 TIFFIN 10:00 AM 12 OHIO WESLEYAN 2:00 PM 17 KENYON^ 4:30 PM 19 at Allegheny^ 11:00 AM 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison)

1:00 PM

^ - NCAC East Match * - Hilton Head, SC # - Fredericksburg, VA Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

^ - NCAC East Match * - Hilton Head, SC Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Head Men’s Coach Eric Ishida Alma Mater.................................Ohio University, 2004 2013 Men’s Overall Record..................................9-13 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish..................................Eighth

Head Women’s Coach Constantine Ananiadis Alma Mater............................................. Stetson, 1996 2013 Women’s Overall Record............................ 17-8 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish............................. Fourth

Yr. Hometown So. Atlanta, GA Fr. Port Washington, NY Jr. Grants Pass, OR Fr. Portland, OR So. Kohler, WI So. Bronx, NY Jr. Bainbridge Island, WA Sr. Sebastopol, CA Fr. Oakland, CA

Location......................................................... Oberlin, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1833 Nickname........................................ Yeomen & Yeowomen Colors........................................................Crimson & Gold Enrollment................................................................. 2,900 President................................................Marvin Krislov, JD Athletic Director.................................. Natalie Winkelfoos. Office phone...............................................(440) 775-6463 Men’s Head Coach.............................................Eric Ishida Office phone...............................................(440) 315-2399 Women’s Head Coach......................Constantie Ananiadis Office phone...............................................(440) 775-6752 SID................................................................. Mike Mancini Email........................................mike.mancini@oberlin.edu Office phone..............................................(440) 775-8503 Fax..............................................................(440) 775-8957 Head Trainer......................................................Tim Carver Office phone..............................................(440) 775-8589

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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV. 2014 Men’s Roster

Name Conor Breen Blake Brewer Chris Brinich Cameron Casey Richie Karban Aadil Kohari Austin Okray Justin Overhulse Dane Poppe John Russell Nick Turner

2014 Women’s Roster

Yr. Hometown Jr. Essex Fells, NJ So. Westerville, OH Fr. Lakewood, OH Fr. St. Louis, MO Sr. Elyria, OH Fr. Karachi, Pakistan So. North Canton, OH Fr. Bowling Green, OH Fr. Fargo, ND Sr. Maumee, OH Fr. New Haven, CT

Name Kimberly Baione Sam Brooks Kelsey Duncan Meghan Guthrie Taylor Heasley Whitney Lonnemann Ellie Magner Olivia Ozanne Jonel Richardson Alex Webb

2014 Men’s Schedule

2014 Women’s Schedule

September 13-14 Competed at Wittenberg Invitational 27-30 Competed at ITA Central Regional

September 20-22 Competed at ITA Regional

October 5

JOHN CARROLL

February 15 15 22 22 23 28

BALDWIN WALLACE CAPITAL vs. Principia (at DePauw) at DePauw^ OTTERBEIN MARIETTA

10:00 AM 3:00 PM 1:00 PM 6:00 PM 10:00 AM 4:00 PM

March 8 22 22 25 27

at Oberlin at Wabash^ vs. Hanover (at Wabash) at Denison^ at Heidelberg

2:00 PM 9:00 AM 12:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM

April 1 5 6 8 11 11 12 22 25-27

at Ohio Northern ALLEGHENY at Wooster at Wittenberg^ vs. Alma # vs. Hope # vs. Calvin # ADRIAN NCAC Championships (at Denison)

4:30 PM 10:30 AM 10:00 AM 4:30 PM

W, 8-1

October 3 5

at Cedarville JOHN CARROLL

Cancelled L, 9-0

February 22 22 23 28

vs. Principia (at DePauw) at DePauw^ OTTERBEIN MARIETTA

10:30 AM 3:30 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM

HEIDELBERG DENISON^ at Wooster

4:00 PM 4:00 PM 1:00 PM

March 19 25 29

April 1 at Ohio Northern 6 at Case 8 at Wittenberg^ 12 at Oberlin 14 at Capital 18 at Adrian 23 at Baldwin Wallace 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC West Match Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

4:00 PM

4:30 PM 10:00 AM 4:30 PM 2:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM

Quick Facts

^ - NCAC East Match # - NCAC-MIAA Challenge (at Wabash) Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Head Coach Tom Drabczyk Alma Mater............................ Virginia Wesleyan, 2005 2013 Men’s Overall Record..................................8-17 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish...............................Seventh 2013 Women’s Overall Record............................3-17 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish.............................Eighth

Yr. Hometown Fr. Glen Ridge, NJ Jr. Hilliard, OH Fr. Wadsworth, OH So. New Albany, OH So. Alexandria, VA Jr. Cincinnati, OH Jr. Chevy Chase, MD So. Pepper Pike, OH So. Brooklyn, NY Jr. Tipp City, OH

Location......................................................Delaware, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1842 Nickname..................................................Battling Bishops Colors..............................................................Red & Black Enrollment................................................................. 1,945 President....................................................Dr. Rock Jones Athletic Director............................................Roger Ingles Office phone..............................................(740) 368-3738 Head Coach..................................................Tom Drabczyk Office phone...............................................(740) 368-3758 SID..........................................................Mark Beckenbach Email..................................................mlbecken@owu.edu Office phone..............................................(740) 368-3340 Fax..............................................................(740) 368-3332 Head Trainer......................................................Todd Miller Office phone..............................................(740) 368-3747

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WABASH COLLEGE 2014 Men’s Roster

Name Mazin Hakim Nate Koelper Michael Makio Graham McMullen Wade Miller Nick Minaudo Nathan Neal Harrison Schafer Mark Troiano

2014 Men’s Schedule

Yr. Hometown Fr. Elkhart, IN Sr. Fort Wayne, IN Fr. Carmel, IN Fr. Pendleton, IN Sr. Crawfordsville, IN So. South Bend, IN Fr. Crawfordsville, IN Fr. Mooresville, IN Jr. Indianapolis, IN

September 27-30 Competed at ITA Central Regional February 1 at Augustana 1 vs. Edgewood (at Augustana) 8 OBERLIN 8 LAKE FOREST 15 WOOSTER 15 ELMHURST 19 EARLHAM 22 vs. Luther (Holland, MI) 22 at Kalamazoo 26 FRANKLIN March 1 1 7-15 19 22 22

vs. Allegheny (Eastlake, OH) vs. Case (Eastlake, OH) Spring Breat Trip in Puerto Rico at Rose-Hulman OHIO WESLEYAN^ HANOVER

April 5 at Wittenberg^ 8 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 11-12 NCAC/MIAA CHALLENGE 16 at DePauw^ 18 DENISON^ 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC West Match Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

5:00 PM 9:00 AM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 9:00 AM 4:00 PM 9:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM

Quick Facts

Head Coach Jason Hutchison Alma Mater................................. Western Illinois, 2003 2013 Men’s Overall Record................................16-13 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish....................................Sixth

9:00 AM 1:00 PM 9:00 AM 4:00 PM 9:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM

Location.............................................. Crawfordsville, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1832 Nickname........................................................ Little Giants Colors...................................................................... Scarlet Enrollment.................................................................... 900 President............................................Dr. Gregory D. Hess Athletic Director................................................Joe Haklin Office phone..............................................(765) 361-6233 Head Coach..............................................Jason Hutchison Office phone...............................................(765) 361-6353 SID................................................................... Brent Harris Email................................................ harrisb@wabash.edu Office phone..............................................(765) 361-6165 Fax..............................................................(765) 361-6424 Head Trainer.................................................. Mark Colston Office phone..............................................(765) 361-6159

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WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY 2014 Men’s Roster

Name Dennis Gleason Juan Mena Zach Messina Sean Munson Stas Pakhomov Mitchell Patterson Tom Pinhas Tyler Strong Akbar Tiwana Alexey Topolyanskiy Sasha Topolyanskiy Jialang Woo

2014 Women’s Roster

Yr. Hometown So. Columbus, OH Fr. Quito, Ecuador Fr. Bay Village, OH Fr. Chicago, IL So. Richmond, BC So. Cincinnati, OH So. Miami, FL Sr. Louisville, KY Fr. Lahore, Pakistan Jr. Moscow, Russia Jr. Moscow, Russia Jr. Shanghai, China

Name Riley Alexander Jade Brown Meghan Depew Andrea Gaietto Lexi Garza Morgan McDermott Chelsea Reeder Olivia Underwood Jaimie Whaley

2014 Men’s Schedule

September 10 at Cedarville 13-14 Hosted WITTENBERG INVITATIONAL 20-22 at Wright State Raider Shootout 27-30 at ITA Central Regional October 1

IU-EAST

February 16 vs. Daemen (Dayton, OH) 21 at Wright State March 11 12 12 16 16 19

vs. PSU-Behrend* vs. Case* vs. Eastern Nazarene* at DePauw^ vs. Rose-Hulman (at DePauw) OHIO NORTHERN

April 4 ALLEGHENY 5 WABASH^ 8 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 11-12 NCAC/MIAA Challenge (at Wabash) 15 at Denison^ 17 WOOSTER 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC West Match * - Hilton Head, SC Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

2014 Women’s Schedule

October 1 4

W, 8-1

February 23

IU-EAST at Capital HEIDELBERG

March 10-14 Spring Break Trip in Hilton Head, SC 16 at DePauw^ 19 OHIO NORTHERN 23 ADRIAN 25 at Cedarvile

W, 7-2 9:00 AM 7:00 PM

April 5-6 at Central Region Shootout (at Kenyon) 8 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 15 at Denison^ 17 WOOSTER 25-27 NCAC Championships (at Denison) ^ - NCAC West Match Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

10:30 AM 2:30 PM 4:30 PM 5:30 PM 10:00 AM 4:30 PM

W, 7-2 W, 8-1 12:00 PM

12:00 PM 3:00 PM 12:00 PM 5:30 PM

4:30 PM 4:45 PM 4:00 PM

4:45 PM 4:00 PM

Quick Facts

Head Coach Justin Stuckey Alma Mater............................. Johnson C. Smith, 2007 2013 Men’s Overall Record...................................16-8 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish.................................. Fourth 2013 Women’s Overall Record.............................6-12 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish...........................Seventh

Yr. Hometown Fr. Zionsville, IN Fr. Loveland, OH Jr. Downingtown, PA Sr. Tiffin, OH Jr. Dayton, OH So. Wheeling, WV Fr. Dayton, OH Fr. Bloomfield Hills, MI So. Columbus, OH

Location....................................................Springfield, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1845 Nickname................................................................. Tigers Colors............................................................. Red & White Enrollment................................................................. 1,950 President............................................Dr. Laurie M. Joyner Interim Athletic Director............................. Steve Dawson Office phone..............................................(937) 327-6456 Head Coach................................................. Justin Stuckey Office phone...............................................(937) 327-6453 SID..................................................................Ryan Maurer Email.......................................... rmaurer@wittenberg.edu Office phone.............................................. (937) 327-6114 Fax.............................................................. (937) 327-6112 Head Trainer..................................................Ellen Crosbie Office phone..............................................(937) 327-6467

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COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 2014 Men’s Roster

Name Jack Buchan Davis Elkins Ted Gordon Andrew Greene Erik Lindberg Tripp McLane Landon Moore Willy Nelson Jacob Pine Avery Rapson Milo Saurman John Schulz Harrison Suttle Paul Thomas

2014 Women’s Roster

Yr. Hometown Fr. Dublin, OH Fr. Davidson, NC So. Akron, OH So. Cincinnati, OH Jr. Wooster, OH Jr. South Hamilton, MA Sr. Sudbury, MA So. Bemus Point, NY Jr. Bethesda, MD So. Birmingham, MI So. Caledonia, MI Sr. Nashville, TN So. Newport News, VA Sr. Broadview Hts., OH

Name Rachel Appleton Catherine Boyles Elizabeth Brewington Kimberly Carter Melanie Chin Rose Chiumento Catherine Christian Rachel Dietz Laura Kummer Rachel Mole Paula Trautvetter

2014 Women’s Schedule

2014 Men’s Schedule

September 14-15 Competed at Kenyon Invitational 18 MALONE 24 WALSH 27-30 Competed at ITA Central Regional February 15 at Wabash 15 vs. Elmhurst (at Wabash) 28 vs. John Carroll (Medina, OH)

W, 7-1 L, 7-2 9:00 AM 12:30 PM 6:00 PM

March 10 12 13 15 18 27 30

vs. Edgewood* vs. Catholic* vs. Lake Forest* vs. Bloomsburg* vs. Wis.-Eau Claire* MUSKINGUM OBERLIN^

3:00 PM 4:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 8:00 AM 4:30 PM 2:00 PM

April 4 6 7 12 14 17 23 25-27

at Franciscan OHIO WESLEYAN at Denison at Allegheny^ KENYON^ at Wittenberg at Heidelberg NCAC Championships (at Denison)

4:00 PM 10:00 AM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:00 PM 3:30 PM

September 13-15 Competed at Oberlin Invitational 18 MALONE 20 Competed at ITA Regional 25 MOUNT UNION

L, 6-3

February 28 vs. John Carroll (Medina, OH)

6:00 PM

March 5 10 12 13 17 18 26 29

OTTERBEIN vs. Fairmont State* vs. Catholic* vs. Lake Forest* vs. Springfield* vs. Wisc.-Eau Claire* WALSH OHIO WESLEYAN

4:30 PM 8:00 AM 4:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 8:00 AM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM

April 2 7 9 12 16 17 22 25-27

at Case at Denison at Oberlin^ at Allegheny^ KENYON^ at Wittenberg BALDWIN WALLACE NCAC Championships (at Denison)

4:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM

L, 5-3

^ - NCAC East Match * - Hilton Head, SC Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Women’s Coach Amy Behrman Alma Mater........................................... Catawba, 2004 2013 Women’s Overall Record............................ 9-13 2013 Women’s NCAC Finish............................... Sixth

Men’s Coach Tim Dunford Alma Mater............................................... Shenandoah 2013 Men’s Overall Record..................................5-14 2013 Men’s NCAC Finish �� Ninth

Yr. Hometown Sr. Portsmouth, OH Fr. Fairmont, WV Fr. Greensboro, NC So. Wooster, OH Jr. Tipp City, OH So. Bryn Mawr, PA So. Bloomfield Hills, MI Jr. Richfield, MN Fr. Amsterdam, The Netherlands Fr. Jamestown, NY Jr. Evanston, IL

Location........................................................Wooster, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1866 Nickname.....................................................Fighting Scots Colors.............................................................Black & Gold Enrollment................................................................. 1,800 President.......................................... Dr. Grant H. Cornwell Athletic Director......................................Dr. Keith Beckett Office phone..............................................(330) 263-2189 Men’s Head Coach..........................................Tim Dunford Office phone...............................................(330) 263-2326 Women’s Head Coach.................................Amy Behrman Office phone...............................................(330) 263-2637 SID................................................................ Hugh Howard Email............................................. hhoward@wooster.edu Office phone..............................................(330) 263-2374 Fax..............................................................(330) 263-2209 Head Trainer........................................................Tom Love Office phone..............................................(330) 263-2184

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2014 ITA Division III Preseason National Rankings WOMEN 1......................................................... Williams 2............................................................ Emory 3......................................................... Amherst 4...............................Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 5..................................................... Middlebury 6.........................................................Bowdoin 7............................................... Johns Hopkins 8......................................................... Chicago 9............................................ Carnegie Mellon 10.............................................Pamona-Pitzer 11...................................................... Redlands 12................................Washington Univ. (MO) 13..................................................... DEPAUW 14............................................ UC Santa Cruz 15......................................................Sewanee 16...................................................... Whitman 17...............................................................MIT 18.............................................................Tufts 19...................................................Trinity (CT) 20..................................................... Skidmore 21.........................................Mary Washington 22....................................... Washington & Lee 23................................................... Trinity (TX) 24...................................................... Brandeis 25............................................................ Case 26..........................................................Vassar 27.........................................Wisc.-Whitewater 28...................................................... La Verne 29....................................................... Carleton T-30................................................. DENISON T-30.................................................. Wellesley

MEN 1.................................................... Williams 2..........................Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 3.................................................... Amherst 4.............................Washington Univ. (MO) 5 ................................................. KENYON 6....................................................... Emory 7............................................. Cal Lutheran 8................................................ Trinity (TX) 9................................................ Middlebury 10........................................ Johns Hopkins 11................................................... Bowdoin 12........................................UC Santa Cruz 13....................................................... Case 14.................................................Redlands 15.................................................. UT-Tyler 16..................................................Whitman 17........................................ Pomona-Pitzer 18.................................Gustavus Adolphus 19......................................Carnegie Mellon 20........................ North Carolina Wesleyan 21....................................................Whittier 22...................................Washington & Lee 23.......................................................Bates 24....................................Wisc.-Whitewater 25.................................................Skidmore 26..........................................................MIT 27.................... Stevens Inst. of Technology 28.................................... Mary Washington 29................................................ UT-Dallas 30...................................................Chicago

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tennis All-Time Standings 2012-13

2011-12

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Kenyon*................................ 4-0.......... 25-4 2. DePauw................................ 3-0........ 10-13 3. Denison................................. 2-1.......... 12-7 4. Wittenberg............................ 1-2.......... 16-8 5. Allegheny.............................. 3-1.......... 16-3 6. Wabash................................. 0-3........ 16-13 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-3.......... 8-17 8. Oberlin.................................. 2-2.......... 9-13 9. Wooster................................ 0-4.......... 5-14

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Kenyon *............................... 4-0.......... 24-5 2. Denison................................. 2-1.......... 15-5 3. DePauw................................ 3-0.......... 16-8 4. Wittenberg............................ 1-2.......... 17-8 5. Wabash................................. 0-3........ 17-10 6. Allegheny.............................. 3-1............ 9-9 7. Oberlin.................................. 2-2.........11-13 8. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-3.......... 8-14 9. Wooster................................ 0-4.......... 6-13

Player of the Year: Paul Burgin, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Callan Louis, OBE Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Paul Burgin, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Mike Razumovsky, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2009-10

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2008-09

2010-11

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Kenyon *............................... 3-0.......... 17-4 2. Denison................................. 3-0.......... 13-8 3. Wabash................................. 2-1........ 18-10 4. Allegheny.............................. 2-1.......... 12-6 5. Wittenberg............................ 1-2.......... 14-7 6. Oberlin.................................. 1-2.......... 7-17 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 0-3...........9-11 8. Wooster................................ 0-3.......... 4-18 *Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Jeremy Polster, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Patrick Cole, ALL Coach of the Year: Jason Hutchison, WAB NCAA Representatives: KEN

2007-08

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Kenyon *............................... 3-0.......... 20-7 2. Denison................................. 4-0.......... 18-4 3. Wabash................................. 3-1.........17-11 4. Allegheny.............................. 2-1.........12-11 5. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-3........ 10-10 6. Wittenberg............................ 2-2.........12-11 7. Oberlin.................................. 0-3.......... 4-22 8. Wooster................................ 1-2.......... 6-14 9. Earlham................................ 0-4.......... 8-10

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Kenyon *............................... 3-0.......... 21-7 2. Denison................................. 4-0.......... 15-5 3. Wabash................................. 2-2.........11-16 4. Wittenberg............................ 3-1.......... 15-8 5. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-3.......... 12-9 6. Wooster................................ 2-1.......... 14-8 7. Allegheny.............................. 1-2.......... 9-10 8. Oberlin.................................. 0-3.......... 0-22 9. Earlham................................ 0-4.......... 4-10

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 6-0.......... 25-1 2. Denison................................. 6-1.......... 14-7 3. Allegheny.............................. 4-2.......... 15-7 4. Wabash................................. 4-2.........11-14 5. Wooster................................ 2-5.......... 8-14 6. Oberlin.................................. 3-3.......... 8-10 7. Wittenberg............................ 2-7...........5-11 8. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-6.......... 7-14 9. Earlham................................ 0-3............ 2-8

Player of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Brad Maisey, ERL Coach of the Year: Jason Hutchison, WAB NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Tomas Piskacek, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2006-07

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2005-06

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon *............................... 6-0.......... 17-7 2. Denison................................. 7-1.......... 14-8 3. Allegheny.............................. 3-3...........8-11 4. Wooster................................ 5-2.......... 15-8 5. Wabash................................. 2-4........ 14-13 6. Oberlin.................................. 3-4.......... 9-15 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-4.......... 7-10 8. Wittenberg............................ 1-7.......... 2-16 9. Earlham................................ 0-4............ 0-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 7-1.......... 17-5 2. Kenyon.................................. 6-0.......... 16-6 3. Wooster................................ 4-3.......... 10-8 4. Allegheny.............................. 3-2.......... 10-8 5. Oberlin.................................. 4-3.......... 12-8 6. Wittenberg............................ 2-4.......... 6-13 7. Wabash................................. 1-6........ 10-17 8. Earlham................................ 2-2............ 9-7 9. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 0-7.......... 5-10

Player of the Year: Daniel Becker, KEN Newcomer of the Year: William VandenBerg, KEN

Player of the Year: Jordan Buehler, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Jay Horrey, WAB Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Coach of the Year: Jared Luteran, ALL; Jason Hutchinson, WAB

NCAA Representatives: KEN

2003-04

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2002-03

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2004-05

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 4-0.......... 15-5 2. Denison................................. 4-0.......... 12-5 3. Wooster................................ 3-1.......... 16-5 4. Oberlin.................................. 2-2.......... 13-8 5. Allegheny.............................. 1-3...........8-11 6. Wittenberg............................ 3-1.......... 12-9 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-2............ 9-9 8. Earlham................................ 1-3...........11-9 9. Hiram.................................... 0-4............ 2-8 Wabash................................. 0-4.......... 5-18 *Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Borko Tesic, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Randy Lofgren, DEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

2001-02

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 4-0.......... 15-4 2. Wooster................................ 3-1.......... 16-8 3. Oberlin.................................. 2-2.......... 15-7 4. Allegheny.............................. 1-3.........11-13 5. Denison................................. 3-1...........11-9 6. Wittenberg............................ 3-1............ 9-6 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 3-1.......... 7-12 8. Wabash................................. 1-3.......... 9-17 9. Earlham................................ 0-4.......... 10-8 Hiram.................................... 0-4...........2-11

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 4-0.......... 19-4 2. Wittenberg............................ 4-0.......... 15-5 3. Denison................................. 3-1............ 9-7 4. Wooster................................ 3-1........ 10-12 5. Earlham................................ 1-3.......... 18-5 Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-2.......... 9-10 7. Allegheny.............................. 1-3.......... 5-18 Oberlin.................................. 2-2.........11-12 9. Hiram.................................... 0-4............ 4-9 Wabash................................. 0-4.......... 2-15

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 4-0.......... 17-3 2. Denison................................. 4-0.........11-12 3. Wittenberg............................ 3-1.......... 14-4 4. Wooster................................ 3-1........ 13-10 5. Allegheny.............................. 2-2........ 10-10 6. Wabash................................. 2-2.......... 13-9 7. Earlham................................ 1-3.......... 12-8 8. Oberlin.................................. 1-3.......... 6-16 9. Hiram.................................... 0-4.......... 3-10 Ohio Wesleyan..................... 0-4.......... 4-14

Player of the Year: Borko Tesic, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Will Morrison, WOO

Player of the Year: Nilesh Saldanha, WOO Newcomer of the Year: Ryan Drew, OWU Coach of the Year: Dave Engle, WIT NCAA Representatives: KEN, WIT

Player of the Year: Casey Clagett, WIT Newcomer of the Year: Mike Herrick, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Coach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBE; Hayden Schilling, WOO

NCAA Representatives: KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tennis All-Time Standings (2) 2000-01

1999-2000

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 4-0.......... 15-5 2. Kenyon.................................. 4-0........ 12-10 3. Wittenberg............................ 3-1.......... 16-6 4. Wooster................................ 3-1......... 11-11 5. Allegheny.............................. 2-2.......... 14-8 6. Wabash................................. 2-2.......... 13-6 7. Oberlin.................................. 1-3.......... 7-19 8. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-3.......... 3-17 9. Earlham................................ 0-4............ 9-9 Hiram.................................... 0-4...........5-11

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 4-0.......... 15-8 2. Kenyon.................................. 2-0.......... 15-8 3. Wittenberg............................ 3-1.......... 17-7 4. Allegheny.............................. 3-1.......... 17-7 5. Wooster................................ 1-2.........11-12 6. Wabash................................. 2-2........ 10-18 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-3...........8-11 8. Oberlin.................................. 1-3.......... 6-19 9. Earlham................................ 0-4.......... 10-7 Hiram.................................... 0-2.......... 2-10

Player of the Year: Jeronie Barnes, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Nilesh Saldanha, WOO Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, WIT

Player of the Year: Jeronie Barnes, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Jeronie Barnes, DEN Coach of the Year: Dave Engle, WIT NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1997-98

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1996-97

1998-99

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 7-0.......... 21-2 2. Kenyon.................................. 6-1.......... 16-7 3. Wooster................................ 5-2.......... 18-5 4. Allegheny.............................. 3-4.......... 18-9 5. CWRU................................... 4-3.......... 12-5 6. Wittenberg............................ 3-5.......... 8-14 7. Oberlin.................................. 1-7.......... 6-20 8. Ohio Wesleyan.................... 2-6.......... 4-16 9. Earlham................................ 0-3............ 3-8 *Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Lee Hays, DEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

1995-96

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 6-0.......... 19-4 2. Kenyon.................................. 6-1.......... 17-7 3. Wooster................................ 4-3........ 15-10 4. Allegheny.............................. 4-3.......... 17-8 5. CWRU................................... 4-3.......... 12-6 6. Wittenberg............................ 4-4......... 11-11 7. Oberlin.................................. 1-6.......... 4-19 8. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-7.......... 6-17 9. Earlham................................ 0-3............ 6-6

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 7-0.......... 22-4 2. Kenyon.................................. 5-2.......... 19-7 3. Wooster................................ 6-1.......... 15-9 4. CWRU................................... 5-3.......... 12-6 5. Allegheny.............................. 3-4.......... 18-9 6. Oberlin.................................. 2-5.......... 8-14 7. Wittenberg............................ 2-6.......... 9-12 8. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-7.......... 3-18 9. Earlham................................ 0-3............ 3-9

Member Overall 1. Wooster............................................... 19-6 2. Denison................................................ 15-5 3. Kenyon................................................. 17-9 4. CWRU.................................................. 13-8 5. Allegheny............................................. 21-6 6. Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 7-13 7. Wittenberg........................................... 4-10 8. Oberlin................................................. 9-12 9. Earlham................................................. 2-7

Player of the Year: Lee Hays, DEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year: Lee Hays, DEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN, WOO

Player of the Year: Johan Nyblom, WOO Coach of the Year: Hayden Schilling, WOO NCAA Representatives:

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1994-95

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1993-94

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1992-93

Member Overall 1. Kenyon................................................. 18-6 2. Denison................................................ 13-6 3. Allegheny............................................. 19-4 4. Oberlin................................................11-10 5. Wooster............................................... 6-17 6. CWRU...................................................6-11 7. Ohio Wesleyan.....................................8-11 8. Wittenberg............................................. 6-9 9. Earlham................................................. 3-9

Member Overall 1. Denison................................................ 17-5 2. Wooster............................................... 21-6 3. Kenyon..................................................11-8 4. Allegheny............................................. 16-7 5. Ohio Wesleyan.................................. 15-10 6. Oberlin................................................. 15-7 7. CWRU.................................................. 13-8 8. Wittenberg............................................8-11 9. Earlham............................................... 0-10

Member Overall 1. Kenyon................................................. 15-6 2. Denison................................................ 15-4 3. Wittenberg........................................... 13-5 4. Oberlin............................................... 10-13 5. Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 15-6 6. Wooster............................................. 10-13 7. Allegheny........................................... 14-10 8. CWRU.................................................. 9-14 9. Earlham................................................. 0-9

Player of the Year: Warren Cham-A-Koon, WOO Coach of the Year: David Schilling, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN, WOO

Player of the Year: Carl Erikson, OBE Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: KEN, OBE, WOO

Player of the Year: Carl Erikson, OBE Coach of the Year: Paul Wardlaw, KEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN, OBE, OWU

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1991-92

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1990-91

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1989-90

Member Overall 1. Kenyon................................................. 15-6 2. Wooster............................................... 19-7 3. Denison................................................ 17-5 4. Oberlin................................................16-11 5. Wittenberg............................................. 8-7 6. Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 10-8 7. CWRU.................................................... 5-7 8. Allegheny............................................11-10 9. Earlham................................................. 3-5

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 7-0.......... 21-7 2. Wooster................................ 7-1.......... 19-6 3. Denison................................. 6-2.......... 15-8 4. Oberlin.................................. 4-4.........15-11 5. Wittenberg............................ 5-3.......... 12-5 6. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 3-5.......... 12-9 7. CWRU................................... 1-6............ 9-9 8. Allegheny.............................. 1-6.......... 7-17 9. Earlham................................ 0-7.......... 1-12

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster................................ 6-2.......... 21-6 2. Denison................................. 7-0.......... 18-3 3. Oberlin.................................. 4-2.......... 20-9 4. Kenyon.................................. 5-1.........14-11 5. Wittenberg............................ 2-4............ 8-7 6. Allegheny.............................. 2-4.........11-10 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-7...........6-11 8. CWRU................................... 1-4............ 5-9 9. Earlham................................ 0-6.......... 1-10

Player of the Year: Anthony Fernandez, WOO Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN, OBE, WOO

Player of the Year: Anthony Fernandez, WOO Coach of the Year: Hayden Schilling, WOO NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Steve Kuri, WOO Coach of the Year: Hayden Schilling, WOO NCAA Representatives:

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tennis All-Time Standings (3) 1988-89

1987-88

1986-87

Member Total Team Points 1. Denison....................................................51 Kenyon.....................................................51 Wooster...................................................51 4. Oberlin.....................................................30 5. Allegheny...................................................6 6. CWRU........................................................0 Ohio Wesleyan..........................................0

Member Total Team Points 1. Denison....................................................72 2. Kenyon.....................................................60 3. CWRU......................................................25 4. Oberlin.....................................................23 5. Ohio Wesleyan........................................20 6. Allegheny.................................................10 7. Wooster.....................................................3

Member Total Team Points 1. Denison....................................................20 2. Wooster...................................................19 3. Kenyon.....................................................13 4. CWRU........................................................4 Oberlin.......................................................4 6. Ohio Wesleyan..........................................2 7. Allegheny...................................................0

Player of the Year: Steve Kuri, WOO Coach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBE NCAA Representatives:

Player of the Year: Steve Ozcomert, KEN Coach of the Year: Cathy Benton, DEN NCAA Representatives:

Player of the Year: Brad Downing, DEN Coach of the Year: Cathy Benton, DEN NCAA Representatives:

1985-86

1984-85

Member Total Team Points 1. Denison....................................................21 2. Wooster...................................................18 3. CWRU........................................................8 4. Allegheny...................................................6 5. Kenyon.......................................................3 6. Oberlin.......................................................2 7. Ohio Wesleyan..........................................1

Member Total Team Points 1. Wooster...................................................20 2. Denison....................................................20 3. Ohio Wesleyan........................................ 11 4. CWRU........................................................9 5. Allegheny...................................................1 6. Oberlin.......................................................1 7. Kenyon.......................................................0

Player of the Year: Brad Downing, DEN Coach of the Year: Cathy Benton, DEN NCAA Representatives:

Most Valuable Player: Bill McLean, DEN NCAA Representatives:

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tennis All-Time Standings 2012-13

2011-12

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. DePauw *.............................. 3-0.......... 19-8 2. Denison................................. 2-1.......... 15-6 3. Kenyon.................................. 3-0.......... 14-5 4. Oberlin.................................. 2-1.......... 17-8 5. Allegheny.............................. 1-2.......... 13-5 6. Wooster................................ 0-3.......... 9-13 7. Wittenberg............................ 1-2.......... 6-12 8. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 0-3.......... 3-17

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. DePauw *.............................. 3-0.......... 18-7 2. Oberlin.................................. 3-0.......... 19-6 3. Denison................................. 2-1.......... 9-12 4. Kenyon.................................. 2-1........ 10-14 5. Allegheny.............................. 1-2........ 10-10 6. Wittenberg............................ 1-2........ 12-12 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 0-3.......... 10-9 8. Wooster................................ 0-3.......... 3-20

Player of the Year: Farah Leclercq, OBE Newcomer of the Year: Catherine Christian, WOO Coach of the Year: Scott Riggle, DPU NCAA Representatives: DPU

Player of the Year: Ariel Lewis, OBE Newcomer of the Year: Maggie MacPhail, DPU Coach of the Year: Constantine Ananiadis, OBE NCAA Representatives: DPU

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2009-10

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2008-09

2010-11

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Denison *.............................. 6-0.......... 16-5 2. Kenyon.................................. 5-1.......... 15-6 3. Allegheny.............................. 2-4.......... 13-9 4. Oberlin.................................. 4-2........ 12-13 5. Wittenberg............................ 3-3.......... 19-6 6. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-5...........5-11 7. Wooster................................ 0-6.......... 7-13 *Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kristin Cobb, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Leah Ann Miller, WIT Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, OBE

2007-08

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Denison* .............................. 3-0.......... 18-5 2. Kenyon.................................. 3-0.......... 14-7 3. Oberlin.................................. 2-1........ 13-10 4. Allegheny.............................. 1-2.......... 5-16 5. Wittenberg............................ 2-1.......... 12-9 6. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-2...........6-11 7. Wooster................................ 0-3.......... 5-16 8. Earlham................................ 0-3............ 7-8

Member NCAC Div. Overall 1. Denison ................................ 3-0.......... 16-6 2. Kenyon.................................. 3-0.......... 12-7 3. Oberlin.................................. 2-1........ 14-12 4. Allegheny.............................. 1-2.........10-11 5. Wittenberg............................ 2-1.......... 14-5 6. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 1-2.......... 10-9 7. Wooster................................ 0-3.......... 6-16 8. Earlham................................ 0-3.......... 4-10

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison ................................ 6-0.......... 20-3 2. Kenyon.................................. 6-1.......... 16-6 3. Oberlin.................................. 4-3.......... 8-14 4. Allegheny.............................. 4-2........ 14-10 5. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-6...........8-11 6. Wittenberg............................ 3-4.......... 10-7 7. Earlham................................ 0-3............ 8-5 8. Wooster................................ 0-3.......... 0-16

Player of the Year: Marta Drane, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Amy Schlessman, KEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

Player of the Year: Ariel Lews, OBE Newcomer of the Year: Ariel Lewis, OBE Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, OBE

Player of the Year: Meghan Damico, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Kristin Cobb, DEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2006-07

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2005-06

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 6-0.......... 19-4 2. Kenyon.................................. 5-1.......... 16-6 3. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 4-2.......... 10-8 4. Oberlin.................................. 4-3......... 11-11 5. Wittenberg............................ 3-4............ 9-8 6. Earlham................................ 1-3............ 7-6 7. Allegheny.............................. 1-5.......... 6-14 8. Wooster................................ 0-6.......... 1-17

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 6-0.......... 18-7 2. Kenyon.................................. 6-1.......... 16-8 3. Wittenberg............................ 3-3......... 11-11 4. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 4-2.......... 12-8 5. Oberlin.................................. 3-4.......... 9-10 6. Allegheny.............................. 1-4.......... 7-13 7. Wooster................................ 1-6.......... 3-19 8. Earlham................................ 0-4...........6-11

Player of the Year: Meghan Damico, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Marta Drane, DEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

Player of the Year: Ashley Kriwinski, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Ashley Kriwinski, KEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2003-04

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2002-03

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

2004-05

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 6-0.......... 18-2 2. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 5-1.......... 13-5 3. Oberlin.................................. 5-2.......... 17-4 4. Kenyon.................................. 3-3.......... 9-10 5. Wittenberg............................ 2-3.......... 13-5 6. Wooster................................ 3-5.......... 8-13 7. Earlham................................ 0-3...........8-11 8. Allegheny.............................. 1-4.......... 4-17 9. Hiram.................................... 1-4............ 1-7 *Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kimiko Glynn, OBE Newcomer of the Year: Kimiko Glynn, OBE Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, OWU

2001-02

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 4-0.......... 19-2 2. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 4-2............ 9-4 3. Kenyon.................................. 3-1............ 9-8 4. Wittenberg............................ 3-2...........11-4 5. Oberlin.................................. 4-2.......... 14-6 6. Wooster................................ 3-3........ 10-10 7. Earlham................................ 1-4.......... 10-9 8. Allegheny.............................. 1-5.......... 4-18 9. Hiram.................................... 0-4............ 0-5

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 3-0.......... 12-5 2. Kenyon.................................. 3-1.......... 10-9 3. Wittenberg............................ 4-1............ 8-7 4. Oberlin.................................. 5-3........ 15-10 5. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-3............ 7-8 Wooster................................ 2-3...........5-11 7. Earlham................................ 1-3............ 9-8 Allegheny.............................. 1-4.......... 6-16 9. Hiram.................................... 0-4............ 1-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................. 6-0.......... 15-3 2. Kenyon.................................. 5-1.......... 18-6 3. Wittenberg............................ 3-3.........10-11 4. Oberlin.................................. 3-3.........16-11 5. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 3-4.......... 12-5 6. Allegheny.............................. 4-4.......... 12-8 7. Wooster................................ 1-5.......... 6-14 8. Earlham................................ 1-2............ 8-6 9. Hiram.................................... 0-4............ 3-9

Player of the Year: Kelly Glassburn, OWU Newcomer of the Year: Amelia Crace, DEN Coach of the Year: Sheri Courter, OWU NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year: Christina Reimers, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Christina Reimers, KEN Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

Player of the Year: Brooke Roeper, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Emily Figel, WIT Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tennis All-Time Standings (2) 2000-01

1999-2000

1998-99

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 3-0.......... 18-6 2. Denison................................. 4-1.......... 13-9 3. Wittenberg............................ 4-3.......... 14-9 4. Oberlin.................................. 4-2.........12-11 5. Allegheny.............................. 5-3.......... 22-3 6. Wooster................................ 1-5.......... 8-12 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-4............ 6-9 8. Earlham................................ 1-2............ 7-9 9. Hiram.................................... 0-5............ 0-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 5-0.......... 20-5 2. Denison................................. 4-1.......... 14-6 3. Oberlin.................................. 6-2.......... 16-9 4. Allegheny.............................. 5-1.......... 20-5 5. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 3-4............ 9-6 6. Wooster................................ 2-6.......... 5-14 7. Wittenberg............................ 3-5.........11-13 8. Earlham................................ 1-7............ 6-9 9. Hiram.................................... 0-5.......... 0-12

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 3-0.......... 12-8 2. Denison................................. 5-1...........11-8 3. Allegheny.............................. 3-2.......... 19-6 4. Wooster................................ 4-3.........10-11 5. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 4-4............ 9-8 6. Oberlin.................................. 6-2.......... 15-8 7. Wittenberg............................ 2-5.......... 5-16 8. CWRU................................... 0-6.......... 3-16 9. Earlham................................ 0-4............ 3-6

Player of the Year: Lauren Gerlach, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Lauren Gerlach, DEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, OBE

Player of the Year: Caryn Cuthbert, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Sarah Jesse, OBE Coach of the Year: Peter Burling, DEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Erin Hockman, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1997-98

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1996-97

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1995-96

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 3-0.......... 18-6 2. Denison................................. 6-1.......... 13-7 3. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 6-2.......... 12-4 4. Allegheny.............................. 4-2.......... 18-4 5. Oberlin.................................. 2-4.......... 9-14 6. CWRU................................... 2-5.......... 8-12 7. Wooster................................ 3-3...........11-8 8. Wittenberg............................ 1-5.......... 5-18 9. Earlham................................ 0-5............ 5-7

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 3-2.......... 22-4 2. Oberlin.................................. 4-3........ 13-10 3. Denison................................. 5-1............ 9-7 4. Allegheny.............................. 3-2.......... 18-5 5. Wooster................................ 5-2.......... 16-6 6. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 5-3.......... 12-6 7. CWRU................................... 0-6.......... 6-10 8. Wittenberg............................ 2-5.......... 3-12 9. Earlham................................ 0-3............ 0-8

Member Overall 1. Kenyon................................................. 23-3 2. Denison.................................................11-4 3. Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 13-7 4. Oberlin................................................. 15-8 5. Wittenberg............................................. 8-6 6. Allegheny............................................. 16-7 7. Wooster............................................... 8-15 8. CWRU.................................................. 7-13 9. Earlham................................................. 1-7

Player of the Year: Caryn Cuthbert, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Caryn Cuthbert, KEN Coach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBE NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Kristen Sherrill, OWU Coach of the Year: Paul Wardlaw, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN, OWU

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1994-95

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1993-94

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1992-93

Member Overall 1. Kenyon................................................. 22-2 2. Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 14-5 3. Denison.................................................. 9-9 4. Wittenberg............................................. 9-7 5. Oberlin............................................... 10-13 6. Wooster............................................... 7-14 7. Allegheny........................................... 10-12 8. CWRU...................................................7-11 9. Earlham................................................0-11

Member Overall 1. Denison................................................ 9-10 2. Kenyon................................................. 15-8 3. Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 17-3 4. Oberlin................................................. 13-8 5. Wooster............................................. 10-12 6. CWRU.................................................. 10-9 7. Wittenberg........................................... 6-13 8. Allegheny........................................... 10-13 9. Earlham................................................0-11

Member Overall 1. Kenyon................................................. 25-1 2. Denison................................................ 18-9 3. Allegheny............................................. 18-4 4. Wittenberg........................................... 15-6 5. Wooster............................................... 14-7 6. Ohio Wesleyan.....................................11-9 7. Oberlin..................................................9-11 8. CWRU.................................................. 4-15 9. Earlham................................................. 2-7

Player of the Year: Kristen Sherrill, OWU; Ali St. Vincent, KEN Coach of the Year: Paul Wardlaw, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN, OWU

Player of the Year: Kristewn Sherrill, OWU Coach of the Year: Margie Shade, OWU NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Katja Zerck, KEN Coach of the Year: Mark Fleming, ALL NCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1991-92

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1990-91

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

1989-90

Member Overall 1. Kenyon................................................. 24-2 2. Denison................................................ 16-7 3. Allegheny............................................. 17-7 4. Wittenberg............................................. 7-7 5. Wooster............................................. 12-10 6. Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 12-7 7. CWRU.................................................... 4-8 8. Oberlin................................................. 4-20 9. Earlham................................................. 1-6

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 5-0.......... 19-8 2. Denison................................. 5-0.......... 16-5 3. Oberlin.................................. 6-2.........19-11 4. Allegheny.............................. 5-2........ 19-10 5. Wittenberg............................ 3-5............ 8-6 6. Wooster................................ 3-5.......... 9-13 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 3-5.......... 12-7 8. CWRU................................... 1-5...........9-11 9. Earlham................................ 0-7.......... 3-12

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon.................................. 6-0.......... 20-7 2. Denison................................. 6-1.......... 16-7 3. Wittenberg............................ 3-3............ 9-4 4. Wooster................................ 6-4.......... 14-8 5. Oberlin.................................. 3-4.........12-11 6. Allegheny.............................. 3-4............ 6-8 7. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 2-6............ 9-6 8. Earlham................................ 1-8.......... 1-10 9. CWRU................................... 1-4............ 6-9

Player of the Year: Katja Zerck, KEN Coach of the Year: Mark Fleming, ALL NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Kavita Varma, OBE Coach of the Year: Michelle Ennis, OBE NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Kavita Varma, OBE Coach of the Year: Paul Wardlaw, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tennis All-Time Standings (3) 1988-89

1987-88

1986-87

Member Total Team Points 1. Kenyon.....................................................66 2. Denison....................................................60 3. Oberlin.....................................................24 4. Wooster...................................................21 5. Ohio Wesleyan........................................15 6. Allegheny...................................................3 7. CWRU........................................................0

Member Total Team Points 1. Kenyon.....................................................72 2. Denison....................................................60 3. Wooster...................................................24 4. Oberlin.....................................................20 Ohio Wesleyan........................................20 6. Allegheny.................................................14 7. CWRU........................................................0

Member Total Team Points 1. Kenyon.....................................................25 2. Denison....................................................17 3. Allegheny.................................................10 4. Wooster.....................................................8 5. Ohio Wesleyan..........................................2 6. CWRU........................................................0 Oberlin.......................................................0

Player of the Year: Kavita Varma, OBE Coach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBE NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Julie Kipka, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year: Lynn Schneebeck, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

1985-86

1984-85

Member Total Team Points 1. Kenyon.....................................................23 2. Denison....................................................13 3. Allegheny.................................................10 Wooster...................................................10 5. Oberlin.......................................................5 6. Ohio Wesleyan..........................................2 7. CWRU........................................................0

Member Total Team Points 1. Allegheny.................................................22 2. Denison....................................................11 3. Oberlin.....................................................11 4. Kenyon.......................................................9 5. Ohio Wesleyan..........................................4 6. CWRU........................................................2 7. Wooster.....................................................2

Player of the Year: Claire Howard, KEN Coach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KEN NCAA Representatives:

Most Valuable Player: Tory Thomas, ALL Coach of the Year: Mark Fleming, ALL NCAA Representatives:

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2013-14 Calendar of Events AUGUST 2013 6 Tuesday 10 Saturday 15 Thursday

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Wooster Denison Ohio Wesleyan Denison

OCTOBER 2013 6 Sunday 7 Monday 16 Wednesday

NCAC Athletic Directors/Faculty Reps’ Meetings NCAC Sports Caucus Meeting Tennis Coaches’ Meeting

NOVEMBER 2013 2 Saturday 6 Wednesday 6 Wednesday 6 Wednesday 8-9 Fri.-Sat. 9 Saturday 9 Saturday 9 Saturday 12 Tuesday 18 Monday 19 Tuesday

Cross Country Championships (M&W) Field Hockey Championship Semifinals Men’s Soccer Championship Semifinals Women’s Soccer Championship Semifinals Volleyball Championship Field Hockey Championship Men’s Soccer Championship Women’s Soccer Championship Soccer Coaches’ Meeting Field Hockey Coaches’ Meeting Athletic Trainers’ Meeting

DECEMBER 2013 3 Tuesday 12 Thursday

Volleyball Coaches’ Meeting NCAC Presidents’ Council

Ohio Wesleyan Ann Arbor, MI

JANUARY 2014 15-18 Wed.-Sat. 15/16 Wed./Thur. 17 Friday 26 Sunday

NCAA Convention NCAC AD Meeting (at NCAA Convention) NCAC Legislative Meeting (at NCAA Convention) SAAC Meeting

San Diego, CA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA Kenyon

FEBRUARY 2014 12 Wednesday 12-15 Wed.-Sat. 25 Tuesday 28 Friday

Swimming & Diving Coaches Meeting (M&W) Swimming & Diving Championships (M&W) Basketball Championship Quarterfinals (M&W) Basketball Tournament Semifinals (M&W)

Denison Denison TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seeds)

MARCH 2014 1 Saturday 1-2 Sat.-Sun. 7-8 Fri.-Sat.

Basketball Tournament Championships (M&W) Indoor Track & Field Heptathlon (M)/Pentathlon (W) Indoor Track & Field Championships (M&W)

TBA (high seeds) Kenyon Denison

APRIL 2014 23 Wednesday 24 Thursday 25-27 Fri.-Sun. 26 Saturday 26-27 Sat.-Sun. 26-27 Sat.-Sun. 27 Sunday 29 Tuesday 29 Tuesday

Men’s Lacrosse Semifinals Tennis Coaches’ Meeting Tennis Championships (M&W) Men’s Lacrosse Championship Men’s & Women’s Golf Event I Combined Events Track & Field Championship (M&W) Men’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Basketball Coaches’ Meetings Football Coaches’ Meeting

TBA (high seeds) Denison Denison TBA (high seed) DePauw Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan

MAY 2014 1 Thursday 1 Thursday 2-3 Fri.-Sat. 2-3 Fri.-Sat. 3 Saturday 3-4 Sat.-Sun. 5 Monday 8 Thursday 8-10 Thurs.-Sat. 21-22 Wed.- Thur.

Softball Coaches’ Meeting Women’s Lacrosse Semifinals Outdoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) Softball Tournament Women’s Lacrosse Championship Men’s & Women’s Golf Event II Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Baseball Coaches’ Meeting Baseball Championship Annual NCAC Meetings

Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denison Allegheny TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein

TBA (tournament site) TBA (high seeds) Oberlin TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) Wabash Ohio Wesleyan Chillicothe, Ohio Chillicothe, Ohio Denison

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE