2022-23 UNF Men's Tennis Media Almanac

2022-23 NORTH FLORIDA MEN’S TENNIS QUICK FACTS

ROSTER INFORMATION - 2021-22 STATISTICS

NEWCOMERS | FRESHMAN (F) | TRANSFERS (T)

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2023 NORTH FLORIDA MEN’S TENNIS | SCHEDULE & ROSTER

2023 Schedule

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Matt Lucas (Sixth Season)

Assistant Coach: Randy Phillips (Second Season)

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CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT TITLES

2016: UNF men’s tennis claimed its first-ever ASUN Tournament Title thanks to a pair of 4-0 sweeps at USC Upstate. The Ospreys took care of Kennesaw State and USC Upstate to claim the title.

2018: UNF men’s tennis had a chance to win the title on its home courts, and the Ospreys capitalized on the opportunity, taking down Kennesaw State and Stetson en route to the crown. Lasse Muscheites was named ASUN Tournament MVP, going undefeated alongside Sahil Deshmukh.

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MATT LUCAS

HEAD COACH (6TH SEASON) NC STATE, ‘02

Lucas previously coached in the college ranks in 2014 when he was a volunteer assistant coach at Wake Forest University for one season. While at Wake Forest, Lucas helped the Demon Deacons reach #13 in the ITA National rankings while also helping three players earn All-ACC recognition.

Matt Lucas was named the head men’s tennis coach at UNF in August of 2017. Lucas brings over 10 years of coaching experience to UNF having coached at all levels of competitive tennis during his career.

Career Record as Head Coach: 78-63 (seven seasons; two at Pacific, five at UNF)

Lucas came to the Ospreys after serving as the associate head coach for the University at Buffalo men’s tennis team in 201617. The Bulls claimed the MAC regular season and tournament titles last year and advanced to the NCAA Tournament while producing five All-MAC players.

Prior to his season at Buffalo, Lucas worked one year as the Head Tennis Professional at The Palencia Club in St. Augustine, Fla. (2015-16) Before serving in the head pro position, Lucas spent a season as a traveling coach on the ITF Pro Circuit where he coached and traveled with Alex Valenstein. He helped guide her to Texas Tech University, where she became a singles and doubles starter on a Top-10 team.

Prior to Wake Forest, Lucas spent three seasons at South Carolina as an assistant coach helping turn the Gamecocks into a Top 25 team. Lucas was named the ITA Carolina Region Assistant Coach of the Year for his success at South Carolina and helped sign the No. 3 recruiting class in the nation in 2011.

Before becoming the assistant coach for the Gamecocks, Lucas served as the head men’s tennis coach at the University of the Pacific for two seasons, leading the team to as high as No. 52 in the ITA Rankings. Lucas went 27-21 with the Tigers. Prior to his stint on the West Coast, he was an assistant coach at Princeton from 2006-09.

Lucas played collegiate tennis at Appalachian State and N.C. State, rising as high as No. 63 in the ITA Singles Rankings while with the Wolfpack. He graduated from N.C. State in 2002 with a degree in humanities.

RANDY Phillips

ASSISTANT COACH (1ST SEASON) UNC Greensboro (‘15)

After growing up in Jamaica, Phillips was a 2015 graduate of UNC Greensboro, Phillips made a name for himself in the Southern Conference (SoCon). Phillips emerged as the program’s number one player and team captain, putting up the third-most wins in program history.

The First Team All-SoCon performer continued his playing days far past college, going on to win the most matches in Jamaica’s Davis Cup history. Phillips helped Jamaica earn their first promotion in 10 years, bumping the country up from Group 3 to Group 2. Additionally, he’s the first player in national history to earn an ATP ranking in the last decade.

As a 25-year old Phillips had the opportunity to represent Jamaica in the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. His last ATP registered event played was in May of 2021 in Pensacola. Phillips was born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada before moving to and growing up in Jamaica. He later moved to Georgia prior to

attending high school and college. At Brookwood High School in Snellville, Ga., Phillips helped his team win the Georgia High School Association AAAAA state title. He was named an all-american in 2011.

Rowland (Randy) Phillips joined the UNF men’s tennis staff as assistant coach in August of 2021.

MATT CARROLL

6-2 | Junior HERTFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND HONORS

2022 NCAA Career in Sports Forum Selection

Second Team All-ASUN (2022)

ASUN Men’s Tennis Player of the Week (March 1, 2022)

56th in ITA Preseason Doubles Poll Jan. 13, 2021

100th in ITA Final Fall Singles Ranking Nov. 16, 2022

ASUN Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22)

Spring 2022 (Junior)

Had his best season yet, coming up with some big wins ... Earned Second Team All-ASUN honors and ASUN Men’s Tennis Player of the Week recognition March 1 ... Was also selected to the 2022 NCAA Career in Sports Forum ... Tied for the team lead in singles wins, finishing the 2021-22 year with 19 victories ... Went 13-9 in spring singles, posting a 9-6 mark at three singles and a 4-3 tally at the fourth position ... Picked up 10 dual doubles victories, going 6-3 at the second slot and 4-4 at three doubles ... His versatility allowed him to team up with a number of doubles partners as he played with Nilo Duarte, Joe Ellis and Dominik Barton ... Went 5-2 in ASUN singles play, going 7-3 over his last 10 matches.

2021 (COVID-Sophomore)

Ranked 56th in the ITA Preseason Doubles Poll January 13, 2021, with Dominik Barton ... Went 5-12 in singles play and 8-10 in doubles, appearing in all but one match ... Competed at the second, third and fourth singles slot ... Saw time at the first and third doubles position, playing with Dominik Barton, PJ Kotan and Nilo Duarte ... Went 5-2 at third doubles between matches with Duarte and Kotan ... Earned singles wins against Georgia Southern, Troy, Coastal Carolina, Furman and Flagler ... Defeated doubles teams on Troy, South Alabama, Furman, Flagler, Stetson, Kennesaw State and FGCU.

*2019-20 (Sophomore)

Played at all but the first singles slot, going 4-3 ... Picked up singles wins at the second, third, fourth and fifth singles positions ... Tallied a 4-2 record in doubles play, posting a 3-2 one doubles mark and a 1-0 resume at second doubles ... Competed alongside Dominik Barton ... Downed No. 28 Roberts Grinvalds/Andrei Duarte in a 4-3 win against Georgia State March 7 ... Clinched the match with a three-set tiebreaker defeat of Andrei Duarte in the win against the Panthers.

*The 2020 season only lasted 10 matches due to the developments surrounding COVID-19

Prior to UNF

Joined UNF as a signee November 2019 ... Played one year of collegiate tennis at ASA College in Miami ... Was a Flight 5 singles title winner at the NJCAA national tournament, while also claiming NJCAA ITA First Team All-American laurels ... Reached as high as a top15 ranking for his age group during his junior years in England ... Earned a chance to play in a juniors tournament on Court 18 at Wimbledon.

Personal

Son of Anne and Paul Carroll ... Has siblings, Louise and Michael ... Sport management major

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CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES

Prior to UNF - Honors and Statistics

Letterwinner at both Tulsa and Texas Rio Grande Valley

Named American Conference Player of the Week at Tulsa

Began playing professional tennis at age 17

Played at positions 4-6 while with the Golden Hurricanes

Highest UTR was at 13.09, currently touts a 12.39 UTR

Achieved a career-best ATP ranking of 1657 in singles and 1813 in doubles

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Born in Corrientes, Argentina

Intends to major in finance

Son of Monica Susana Ferreyra and Gabriel Antonio Cenoz

Has two siblings, Maria Emilia Cenoz and Maria Agustina Cenoz

Pre-match ritual: listen to music and meditate

Fun fact: France thought that they would beat us (Argentina)

Favorite athlete: Messi

Head Coach Matt Lucas on Juan Pablo

“Juan Pablo has been one of the best juniors in Argentina and has had success at Tulsa and outside college tennis as well. His experiences playing at Tulsa, as well as the pro circuit, will set him up for great results here at UNF.”

JUAN PABLO CENOZ

6-1 | Redshirt-Sophomore CORRIENTES, ARGENTINA

RODRIGO

Spring 2022

Factored in as a consistent contributor in singles and doubles for the UNF lineup, posting an 8-5 dual singles record and a 12-7 dual doubles tally ... Earned his first-ever ASUN Men’s Tennis Player of the Week honor Feb. 22 after going 2-0 in singles and 2-0 in doubles ... Was a perfect 4-0 at the six singles slot ... Went 8-1 at second doubles, playing with five different partners including PJ Kotan, Nilo Duarte, Dominik Barton, Jonas Hartenstein and Joe Ellis ... Won his last four singles matches of the season, including a 6-4, 6-4 win against Juan Lopez of No. 71 FGCU in the ASUN Championship Semifinals ... Claimed a 6-2 win with Nilo Duarte against No. 58 UCF’s 56th ranked doubles duo of Trey Hilderbrand and Cooper White.

2021 (COVID-Freshman)

Turned in a 9-9 record in singles play, finishing the year on a three-match winning streak ... Finished with a strong 8-5 mark in doubles, going 4-2 at the second slot and 4-3 at the third position ... Competed with Nilo Duarte and Dominik Barton in doubles play ... Played at singles positions three, four, five and six ... Made his UNF debut at Florida State January 17 ... Picked up his first-career singles and doubles wins against Georgia Southern January 30 ... Earned singles victories against Georgia Southern, Troy, Georgia State, UNCW, Furman, Flagler, Stetson and FGCU on two occasions ... Posted a 3-2 doubles mark in conference play, going 3-0 in the second position.

*2019-20 (Freshman - at Western Michigan)

Went 20-10 in singles and 17-8 in doubles at WMU ... Posted a 9-5 dual singles and 11-5 tournament singles record ... Went 2-1 in the four slot and 7-4 in the five slot, notching as long as a six-match winning streak during the season ... Picked up a 17-8 doubles record, going 8-4 in dual settings and 9-4 in tournament play ... Put up an 8-3 mark at the three doubles slot.

*The 2020 season only lasted 16 matches due to the developments surrounding COVID-19

Prior to UNF

Joined UNF after spending the 2019-20 season at Western Michigan University ... Won 10 national titles and went 13-6 in his final seven International Tennis Federation events, achieving a 439 ITR ... Claimed the singles and doubles title at the MAC Invite ... Davis Cup member since 2019, helping the team to advance from Group 3 to Group 2.

Personal

Son of Floribeth and Juan ... Has sisters Tatiana, Floribeth and Stephanie ... Majoring in accounting ... Cousin, Federico, competed on the U20 National Soccer Team and with FGCU.

CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES

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CRESPO

6-0 | Junior SAN JOSÉ, COSTA RICA HONORS

ASUN PLAYER OF THE WEEK (FEB. 22, 2022) NO. 36 ITA DOUBLES FINAL FALL RANKING WITH JONAS HARTENSTEIN (NOV. 16, 2022)

ASUN HONOR ROLL (2021-22)

SPENCER DOROSHEFF

Prior to UNF

Four-year varsity high school starter

All-area first team honoree

Meldon Law Scholar-Athlete

Gainesville Sun Player of the Year

Third Place Bobby Curtis State doubles

Personal

Born in Gainesville, Fla.

Intends to major in business marketing

Son of Deena and Daniel

Has two siblings, Emma and Ethan

Also lettered in football for Buchholz HS

Two-time DECA International qualifier

Favorite tennis player is Rafael Nadal

Owner of Thy Will Bee Done Apiary

Pre-match ritual is listening to music

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6-0 | FRESHMAN HIGH SPRINGS, FLA.

JONAS HARTENSTEIN

HONORS

ASUN All-Conference First Team (2022)

ASUN All-Academic Team (2022)

ASUN Tennis Player of the Week (3.29.22)

ASUN Tennis Player of the Week (2.15.22)

UNF Athletics Department Most Improved Male

Athlete - 2022 Ozzies

ASUN Honor Roll (2020-21, 2021-22)

No. 36 ITA Doubles Final Fall Ranking With Rodrigo Crespo (Nov. 16, 2022)

Spring 2022

Had one of the most impressive single season turnarounds to date in program history, earning multiple awards while serving as the top singles option and member of the one doubles team ... Picked up two ASUN postseason honors, being named to the all-conference first team and ASUN All-Academic Team ... Also earned two ASUN Player of the Week laurels to lead UNF ... After going just 2-4 all of spring 2021, Hartenstein went 16-7 in dual singles and 11-7 in dual doubles, earning North Florida’s honor for Most Improved Male Student-Athlete at the 2022 Ozzies ... Went 14-7 in singles matches at the first position and 2-0 at the second slot ... Played all but one match at one doubles, playing predominately with Jorge Nunez ... Made his improvement known immediately, winning in straight sets, 6-2, 6-2, against Florida State’s Richard Thongoana to open the year ... Came back with another ACC win almost exactly one month later, winning in a three-set tiebreaker against Clemson’s number one option in Ryuhei Azuma ... Found his groove in ASUN play, winning five-straight conference singles decisions between March 25 and April 8 ... Won against a top 40 doubles opponent in No. 37 Bogdan Pavel and Lleyton Cronje of No. 58 UCF March 11.

2021 (COVID-Freshman)

Appeared in six singles matches and one doubles match in his first season as an Osprey ... Went 2-4 in singles, going 1-1 at the fifth slot and 1-3 at the sixth position ... Won his lone doubles match of the season with Matt Carroll at the third slot ... Made his UNF debut against No. 19 UCF February 20 ... Earned his first win as an Osprey February 28 against South Alabama.

*2019-20 (Freshman - at Mississippi State)

Went 1-2 during spring dual competition ... Picked up a 6-1, 6-1 win against Alberto G. Raton of Tennessee State ... Earned a doubles triumph with Gregor Ramskogler

*The 2020 season only lasted 10 matches due to the developments surrounding COVID-19

Prior to UNF

Native of Berlin, Germany ... Attended Evangelische Schule Frohnau ... Majoring in communication ... Son of Katarina Hartenstein and Sven Starke ... Has four siblings: Bruno, Oskar, Jasper and Matilda ... Has won tournaments in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany and Great Britain ... Achieved a ranking of 108 in Germany

CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES

6-2 | JUNIOR BERLIN, GERMANY

PJ KOTAN

6-0 | JUNIOR

GOLD COAST, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA HONORS

2021 ASUN All-Freshmen Team

ASUN Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22)

ITA Scholar-Athlete (2021-22)

Fall 2022

Went 6-6 in singles play and 4-3 in doubles play during the fall season ... Earned wins against Clemson, UCF and Mercer in singles play ... Tallied doubles wins against Illinois, Miami and Clemson

Spring 2022

Won seven singles and doubles matches apiece ... Played at all singles slots outside of the sixth position, posting a 3-1 mark at five singles and a 3-3 record at the fourth position ... Finished the year on a three-match singles winning streak ... Played the majority of his doubles matches with Rodrigo Crespo.

2021 (COVID-Freshman)

ASUN All-Freshman Team selection ... Third most wins on the team in singles ... Went 8-8 in singles ... Played third, fourth and fifth singles ... Finished the year 7-3 over his last 10 singles matches ... Was 4-2 in ASUN play in singles ... 3-0 at the third doubles slot ... Rattled off a five-match winning streak between March 10 and April 1 in singles ... Won a huge three-set clincher in a 4-3 win against Stetson April 1.

*2019-20 (Freshman)

Won the Georgia Southern Doubles Gold Draw Championships with partner Joe Ellis Nov. 3 ... Made his collegiate debut Sept. 20 at the Mercer Gridiron Classic, earning a win in the Men’s Flight B Singles Draw against Georgia Southern’s Neil Kandhai ... Put up a 4-7 mark in fall singles play ... Brought home a 4-6 record in doubles, playing alongside Federico Nani, Charley Castaing, Dominik Barton and Joe Ellis ... Posted a strong spring in his first year with UNF, going 6-2 including a 4-0 mark at six singles ... Made appearances at the four, five and six singles positions ... Tallied singles wins against Georgia Southern, UNCW, Charlotte, Mercer, Appalachian State and Chattanooga ... Played eight matches at three doubles, going 4-4.

*The 2020 season only lasted 10 matches due to the developments surrounding COVID-19

Prior to UNF

Native of Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia ... Ranked in the top five in Australia for players born in 2001 ... Top 90 ranking in Australia among all males ... ITF World Tennis Tour high-ranking of 2077 ... Finalist in the G5 ITF Junior event ... Semifinalist at the G3 ITF Junior event in Canada ... UTR high of 12.61

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BRENO MARQUES

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HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2020-21, 2021-22)

ITA Scholar-Athlete (2021-22)

Spring 2022

Made his UNF debut in the spring season, picking up time at singles and doubles play ... Won a pair of dual singles matches and went 1-0 in dual doubles ... Won his first dual singles match as an Osprey in a 6-4, 7-5 victory against South Carolina State ... Capped the spring with a straight-sets victory at the fifth position against North Alabama ... Won his lone doubles opportunity of the year, winning 6-4 with PJ Kotan against Omaha.

Fall 2021 (Freshman)

Won two fall singles matches and earned a doubles win with Rodrigo Crespo against a Duke doubles foe ... Earned singles wins against UCF and Davidson.

2021

Remained in Brazil during the 2021 season.

Prior to UNF

Attended Colegio Sabar in Curitiba, Brazil

Claimed the primary 18u national tournament title in Brazil

Son of Suejane and Marcelo

Has one sibling, Renan

Personal

Majoring in sport management

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5-8

SOPHOMORE NATAL, BRAZIL

CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES

FLORIDA

Tennis - @ospreyMTen // @ospreysMten

Prior to UNF: Honors and Statistics

Ranked as high 159 in ITF juniors and won three grade five ITF tournaments in singles and doubleS ... No. 2 ranked U18 in South Africa ... ATP career high 1297 doubles ranking ITF pro circuit ranking of 844 in singles ... UTR 12.06

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Native of Johannesburg, South Africa ... Homeschooled ... True freshman with four years of eligibility ... Intends to major in finance ... Son of Alexandra and James Scott ... Has three siblings, Benjamin, David and Jessica ... Favorite tennis player: Nick Kyrgios ... Prematch ritual: listening to music

Head Coach Matt Lucas on Andreas Scott

“Andreas has been one of the best juniors in South Africa for many years now and one of the best juniors in the world. The fact that he chose UNF shows where the program is and adding him will only elevate us moving forward.”

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ANDREAS SCOTT

5-11 | FRESHMAN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA

BRUNO VIETRI

6-0 | JUNIOR ROSARIO, ARGENTINA

HONORS

Cameron University Player of the Year

3.12.20 LSC Player of the Week

No. 4 in singles, No. 6 in doubles in South Central Region at end of 2019-20 season

2021 First Team All-LSC in singles and doubles

2021 ITA All-American Scholar-Athlete No. 44 in the nation in singles at end of 2021

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

Spring 2022

Made appearances in nine matches during the spring, all of which came in singles play ... Opened his UNF career with a three-set win against Charleston’s Andre Limon Jan. 30 ... Also grabbed victories against South Carolina State, Youngstown State, FGCU and Bellarmine ... Earned wins at the fifth and sixth singles slots.

Prior to UNF

Transferred in from Cameron University (Division II - Lawton, Oklahoma) prior to the spring 2022 season ... Cameron University Freshman of the Year and men’s tennis Aggie of the Year ... March 12, 2020 LSC Player of the Week ... Concluded his freshman season ranked fourth in singles and sixth in doubles in the South Central Region ... 2019 ITA Fall Regionals

Semifinalist ... 7-3 at the top singles slot and 8-2 in one doubles as a freshman ... 2021 First Team All-LSC in singles and doubles ... 2021 ITA All-American Scholar Athlete ... Finished the 2021 season ranked No. 44 in the country and fifth in the region in singles ... Touted a No. 11 national-ranking in doubles and top region ranking at the final 2021 doubles ranking of the year ... Reached as high as number 28 in the nation in singles ... Played at the top singles and doubles slot as a sophomore, going 13-3 in doubles play

Personal

Majoring in psychology

Birthplace - Cordoba, Argentina

Has two siblings, Eugenia and Albertina (22)

Attended high school at Colegio Marista

Favorite tennis player: Roger Federer

Pre-match ritual: meditation

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CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES (*from Cameron University)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1988: 25-11 NAIA

1990: 32-6

NAIA District 25

J26 Brunswick JC W, 7-2

J28 Abraham Baldwin W, 5-4

J29 Florida CC-Jax W, 9-0

F2 Valdosta State W, 9-0

F3 Berry College W, 7-2

F4 West Florida W, 7-2

F10 Palm Beach CC W, 6-0

F12 BYU-Hawaii W, 5-4

F14 Texas-Tyler W, 7-2

F16 Auburn-Montgomery L, 4-5

F16 Flagler W, 5-0

F17 Georgia College W, 5-2

F22 Florida CC-Jax W, 9-0

F24 Georgia Southern W, 7-2

F25 Rollins L, 1-5

F28 Jacksonville W, 8-1

M1 Flagler W, 9-0

Trevecca Nazarene W, 8-1

Campbell W, 6-3

Atlantic Christian W, 5-1

Hampton Institute W (score unknown)

VCU W, 6-0

Shorter L, 3-6

Coastal Carolina W, 9-0

Illinois State W, 8-1

Georgia State W, 5-1

South Alabama W, 5-4

Georgia College W, 9-0

Lander L, 3-6

Anderson JC L, 2-7

Indiana State W, 9-0

Bucknell W, 5-1

Concordia W, 8-1

Florida State L, 0-6

Georgia Southern W, 5-4

Pacific Lutheran W, 8-1

1989: 18-15

H: 14-6 | A: 2-5 | N: 2-4 | NAIA District 25 1st Place - NAIA District 25

5th Place - NAIA Nationals

J31 Jacksonville W, 7-2

F3 vs. Valdosta State W, 9-0

F5 vs. West Florida L, 1-8

F8 Texas-Tyler L, 4-5

F9 Lander L, 4-5

F11 College of Charleston W, 6-3

F17 vs. South Alabama L, 2-7

F18 vs. Florida International L, 3-6

F19 at Florida L, 1-8

F22 at Flagler W, 5-3

F24 at South Florida L, 3-6

F25

Flagler W, 5-1 A20 Washington & Lee W, 9-0

1991: 15-11

H: 13-8 | A: 2-3 | N: 0-0 | NAIA District 25 F1 Georgia College & St. W, 6-3 F4 Florida CC-Jax W, 8-1 F6 at Florida

1992: 18-8 H: 15-6 | A: 3-2 | N: 0-0 | NAIA

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

F7 Saint Leo W, 9-0

F7 Tampa W, 9-0

F12 at Jacksonville W, 5-4

F17 Flagler W, 5-1

F18 Valdosta State W, 5-4

F23 at Florida Southern W, 7-2

F27 Eckerd W, 9-0

F27 Alma W, 9-0

M1 West Florida W, 5-4

M2 Webber International L, 4-5

M4 Northwood (Mich.) W, 7-2

M4 Florida Tech W, 9-0

M6 Marquette W, 4-3

M9 Tennessee-Martin W, 6-2

M9 Shorter L, 4-5

M10 vs. Lander L, 1-8

M10 Illinois State W, 5-1

M19 Eastern Kentucky W, 8-1

M19 Akron W, 7-2

M21 Columbus State W, 7-2

M22 Barry University L, 1-8

A1 at Armstrong Atlantic L,

^- Sunshine State Conference Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.)

%- NCAA Division II South Region Championships (Jacksonville, Fla.)

1998: 10-16 (5-3 Peach Belt) H: 10-12 | A: 3 | N: 0-1 Peach Belt Conference

F10 Saint Leo W, 8-1

F12 Flagler L, 1-8

F18 Jacksonville L, 4-5

F20 at Francis Marion L, 4-5

F25 Webber International L, 0-9

M1 vs. Barry University L, 2-7

M3 Northwood (Mich.) L, 4-5

M5 Florida Southern L, 2-7

M8 Lander L, 1-8

8-1

F17 at Flagler L, 1-5

F23 at Jacksonville L, 3-6

M1 Northwood (Mich.) L, 4-5

M4 Lynn W, 5-4

M6 Francis Marion* W, 5-4

M6 USC Upstate* W, 9-0

M8 Lander* L, 2-7

M13 Oklahoma City Uni. L, 2-7

M16 Auburn-Montgomery L, 4-5

M17 Shorter College L, 3-5

M20 Tennessee-Martin W, 5-4

M26 at Columbus State* L, 3-6

M27 at Georgia College & St.* L, 3-6

M28 at Augusta State* W, 7-2

M29 at USC Aiken* W, 5-4

A1 Armstrong Atlantic* L, forfeit

A6 Rollins W, 5-4

A6 Rose-Hulman Institute W, 8-1

A21 at Valdosta State W, 6-3

M7 vs. North Alabama# W, 6-2

M7 vs. Lynn# W, 5-4

M13 vs. Northwood (Mich.)% L, 4-5

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

#- NCAA Division II Regionals (Jacksonville, Fla.)

%- NCAA Divison II National Championships (Pensacola, Fla.)

2000: 15-15 (5-3 Peach Belt) H: 12-7 | A: 0-5 | N: 3-3 Peach Belt Conference

F3 at Bethune-Cookman L, 3-4

F8 vs. Barry University L, 0-9

F12 USC Aiken* W, 5-4

F16 Jacksonville L, 2-5

F20 at Francis Marion* L, 2-7

F25 West Florida L, 2-7

F27 Northwood (Mich.) L, 3-6

M4 Augusta State* W, 7-2

M4 Gardner-Webb W, 8-1

M5 USC Upstate* W, 7-2

M6 Lander* L, 2-7

M6 Philadelphia University W, 9-0

M10 Philadelphia University W, 9-0

M10 Philadelphia University W, 9-0

M13 Northern Illinois W, 9-0

M14 Shorter College L, 3-6

M16 Tennessee-Martin L, 4-5

M20 Anderson College W, 6-3

M22 Valdosta State L, 0-5

M22 Embry-Riddle W, 5-1

M24 at Lynn L, 1-7

M28 Georgia College & St.* W, 8-1

M30 at Armstrong Atlantic* L, 2-7

A6 at Rollins L, 1-8

A8 Columbus State* W, 6-3

A15 vs. Columbus State^ L, 1-5

A15 vs. Georiga College & St.^ W, 5-4

A16 vs. USC Aiken^ W, 5-4

M5 vs. Augusta State# W, 5-1

M6 vs. Lander# L, 0-5

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

^-Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Savannah, Ga.)

#- NCAA Division II Regional Championships (Greenwood, S.C.)

^

State Conference Tournament (Winter Park , Fla.)

%-NCAA DII National Championships (Edmond, Okla.)

2001: 16-9 (6-2 Peach

H: 8-4 | A: 6-3 | N: 2-2

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2003: 18-5 (5-0 Peach Belt) H:

Peach Belt Regular Season Co-Champions

2005: 23-7 (6-2 Peach Belt) H: 9-2 | A: 6-2 | N: 8-3 Peach Belt

NCAA Division II Runner-Up

F1 vs. Florida Atlantic W, 9-0

F9 Flagler W, 9-0

F13 #16 Lynn W, 6-3

F17 Embry-Riddle L, 3-6

F19 Florida Southern W, 8-1

F20 #23 Francis Marion* W, 5-4

F26 at #7 USC Upstate* L, 3-6

M2 Northwood (Mich.) W, 5-4

M4 at #13 Columbus State* W, 5-4

M5 at #1 West Florida L, 2-7

M8 Eastern Kentucky W, 9-0

M9 #28 Ferris State W, 8-1

M13 Tennessee-Martin W, 7-2

M19 #20 Presbyterian W, 7-2

M20 at #3 Barry L, 4-5

M25 at #17 Georgia College & St.* W, 5-4

M26 at #29 Augusta State* W, 5-0

M26 at #35 USC Aiken* W, 5-0

M31 at Jacksonville W, 5-2

A9 at #31 Lander* W, 9-0

A10 #9 Armstrong Atlantic* L, 3-6

A14 vs. #28 Columbus State^ W, 5-4

A15 vs. #4 Armstrong Atlantic^ L, 1-5

A16 vs. #13 Georgia College & St.^& W, 5-2

2007: 12-8 (7-1 Atlantic Sun)

H: 7-1 | A: 5-7 | N: 0-0

Atlantic Sun Conference

J19 at #15 Florida State L, 1-6

J21 at #11 Miami L, 1-6

F3 at College of Charleston L, 2-5

F4 at #40 Auburn L, 0-7

F9 at Jacksonville* W, 4-3

F10 Georgia Southern W, 4-1

F10 Florida A&M L, 2-4

F20 Stetson* W, 4-3

F23 Mercer* W, 7-0

F25 at #42 East Tennessee State* L, 0-7

F26 at Gardner-Webb* W, 5-2

M3 South Carolina State W, 6-1

M6 Campbell* W, 6-1

M16 at Lipscomb* W, 7-0

M17 at Belmont* W, 7-0

M20 Troy W, 7-0

M24 vs. #50 Denver L, 3-4

A5 at Bethune-Cookman W, 6-1

A11 UCF W, 5-2

A15 at #26 South Alabama L, 1-6

*-Atlantic Sun Conference Match

2008: 11-9 (5-5 Atlantic Sun )

H: 7-3 | A: 2-6 | N: 2-0 Atlantic Sun Conference

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

$-West Florida Invitational (Pensacola, Fla.)

^-Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

#- NCAA Division II Regional Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

%- NCAA Divison II Championships (Altamonte Springs, Fla.)

2004: 26-3 (8-0 Peach Belt)

H: 12-1 | A: 5-1 | N: 9-1

Peach Belt Conference

Peach Belt Regular Season Champions

Peach Belt Tournament Champions F8 at Embry-Riddle

M6 vs. #24 Anderson# W, 5-0

M7 vs. #8 USC Upstate# W, 5-1

M11 vs. #25 Southwest Baptist% W, 5-1

M12 vs. #20 BYU-Hawaii% W, 5-1

M13 vs. #11 Ouachita Baptist% W, 5-2

M14 vs. #1 West Florida% L, 0-5

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

^-Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Spartanburg, S.C.)

&-Peach Belt Tournament 3rd Place Match

#NCAA Division II Regional Tournament (Spartanburg, S.C.)

*-NCAA National Tournament (Altamonte Springs, Fla.)

2006: 15-7 (4-0 Atlantic Sun)

H: 8-3 | A: 7-4 | N: 0-0 Atlantic Sun Conference

J27 at College of Charleston W, 4-3

J29 at Auburn L, 1-6

F3 at South Alabama

F4 at Georgia Southern

F12

F19 at Valdosta State

F25

M2 Ole Miss

J27 at Georgia Southern L, 2-5

F5 Bethune-Cookman W, 7-0

F8 at #29 South Alabama W, 4-3

F9 at Troy L, 3-4

F16 Florida Atlantic L, 2-5

F17 Hofstra W, 7-0

F24 College of Charleston W, 6-1

F29 Lipscomb* W, 7-0

M1 Belmont* W, 7-0

M2 Gardner-Webb* W, 7-0

M6 at #75 Stetson* L, 1-6

M9 at Florida Gulf Coast* L, 3-4

M14 vs. Oral Roberts$ W, 4-1

M15 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock$ W, 4-3

M16 at #75 Wichita State$ L, 1-4

M21 at Campbell* L, 1-6

M28 USC Upstate* L, 2-5

M29 #33 East Tennessee State* L, 0-7

A4 at Mercer* W, 6-1

A9 Jacksonville* W, 6-1

$-Wichita State Invitational in Wichita, Kan. * - Atlantic Sun Conference Match

2009: 10-9 (5-5 Atlantic Sun) H: 8-3 | A: 2-6 | N: 1-0 Atlantic Sun Conference

J24 at Bethune-Cookman W, 7-0

J25 Georgia State W, 4-3

J31 at UCF L, 2-5

F1 at Florida Atlantic L, 2-5

F20 South Carolina State W, 5-2

F21 Georgia Southern W, 5-2

M6 Florida Gulf Coast* W, 7-0

M8 #69 Stetson* L, 3-4

M13 at Belmont* L, 0-7

M14 at Lipscomb* W, 7-0

M17 Wichita State W, 4-3

M18 Winthrop L, 2-5

M13 vs. Northwood (Mich.)%

M14 vs. Valdosta State% L, 0-5

*-Peach Belt Tournament (Spartanburg, S.C.)

#- NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

%-NCAA National Tournament in (Atlamonte Springs, Fla.)

M20 Kennesaw State* W, 6-1

M21 Mercer* W, 5-2

M25 Elon L, 3-4

M27 at East Tennessee State* L, 0-4

M30 at #71 USC Upstate *L, 0-7

A3 Campbell* W, 4-3

A8 at Jacksonville* L, 2-5

* - Atlantic Sun Conference Match

2010: 19-8 (7-3 Atlantic

H: 10-3 | A: 7-5 | N: 2-0

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

A6 Belmont*

at Kennesaw State*

2015: 17-7 (5-1 Atlantic Sun) H: 10-1 | A: 2-2 | N: 5-4 Atlantic Sun Conference

J10 vs. #66 Louisiana W, 4-0

J10 vs. Denver L, 0-4

J11 vs. #71 St. John’s W, 4-1

J16 vs. #67 ETSU W, 4-0

J17 at #17 Tennessee L, 2-5

J18 vs. Southern Illinois W, 4-0

J25 #73 College of Charleston W, 7-0

J28 Florida Atlantic W, 4-3

F13 #67 UCF W, 4-0

F15 Furman W, 4-1

M4 #57 South Alabama W, 4-1

M8 East Carolina W, 4-0

M13 vs. #63 Tulane L, 1-4

M14 vs. Furman W, 4-0

M15 vs. #25 Drake L, 1-4

M19 at Lipscomb* W, 4-1

M20 at Northern Kentucky* W, 7-0

M26 Kennesaw State* W, 4-0

M28 USC Upstate* W, 4-3

A2 Stetson* W, 5-2

A4 at FGCU* L, 0-7

A9 #73 Troy L, 0-4

A18 USC Upstate^ W, 4-1

A19 FGCU^ L, 3-4 *- Atlantic Sun Match

^-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2016: 11-12 (4-2 Atlantic Sun) H: 5-4 | A: 4-6 | N: 2-2 Atlantic Sun Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Champions

J16 at #11 Wake Forest L, 1-8

J16 at #11 Wake Forest

|

|

L, 2-4

F13 at Troy W, 4-1

F17 College of Charleston W, 6-0

F19 South Alabama L, 3-4

M3 at ETSU W, 4-2

M5 at Elon W, 6-1

M8 at #40 USF L, 1-4

M20 Tennessee Tech W, 4-3

M25 at FGCU* W, 6-1

M30 at Kennesaw State* W, 5-2

A1 at Lipcomb* W, 5-2

A6 USC Upstate* W, 7-0

A8 NJIT * W, 7-0

A15 Stetson* W, 5-2

A22 at FGCU^ L, 3-4

*- Atlantic Sun Match

^-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

**Due to incomplete records, some seasons may not have complete results**

2018: 13-9 (6-1 Atlantic Sun)

H: 8-4 | A: 3-3 | N: 2-2 Atlantic Sun Conference

Atlantic Sun Regular Season Champions

J13 vs FAMU@ W, 4-0

J13 vs Furman@ L, 2-4

J14 vs Georgia State@ L, 0-4

J27 vs Tulsa+ W, 4-3

J28 vs #2 Ohio State+ L, 0-4

F2 Troy W, 6-1

F4 Elon (C) Cancelled

F7 at UCF L, 1-6

F9 at LSU L, 1-6

F11 at South Alabama (C) Cancelled

F16 Georgia State L, 3-4

F18 Charlotte W, 4-3

F28 College of Charleston W, 4-3

M2 FGCU* W, 5-2

M6 ETSU L, 0-7

M8 Middle Tennesse L, 3-4

M24 at Stetson* W, 5-2

M29 at NJIT* W, 5-2

M31 at USC Upstate * W, 6-1

A5 Lipscomb* W, 5-2

A7 Kennesaw State* W, 5-2

A14 FAU L, 0-4

A21 #5 Kennesaw State^ W, 4-1

A22 #2 Stetson^ W, 4-1

M12 #40 vs Miami$ L, 0-4

*- ASUN match

^-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

@-FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, Fla.)

+-ITA Kick-off Weekend (Columbuc, Ohio)

(C)-Cancelled

$-NCAA Tournament

**Due to incomplete records, some seasons may not have complete results**

2019: 14-11 (5-2 ASUN)

H: 8-1 | A: 2-7 | N: 4-3

NORTH FLORIDA Men’s Tennis - @ospreyMTen // @ospreysMten

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

***SEASON SHORTENED DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC***

**Due to incomplete records, some seasons may not have complete results** 2021: 6-13 (2-4 ASUN) H: 4-4 | A: 2-8 | N: 0-1

at South Alabama

A3 Kennesaw State*

Julien Belair March 27

2012 Moritz Buerchner January 25

Daniel Sotomarino February 22

Leonardo Nahar March 14

Daniel Sotomarino April 4

Daniel Sotomarino April 11

2011

Hleb Maslau March 23

Moritz Buerchner January 26

2008 Eduardo Pereira February 15

2006

Jose Terrera March 7

ALL-PEACH BELT CONFERENCE

2005

Eduardo Pereira Singles

Jose Terrara Singles

2004 Leonardo Gomes Doubles

Stephen Moros Singles

Jose Terrera Singles

Elliott Wood Singles/Doubles

2003

Jesse McIntyre Doubles

David Olave Singles/Doubles

Elliott Wood Singles

2002

Eric Christanson Doubles

David Olave Singles/Doubles

Hagen Endler Singles

1998 Juraj Ciz Singles

GTE

Jose Terrera 2005

Elliott Wood 2004

Jesse McIntyre 2003

Juraj Ciz 1999

Casey Cleveland 1994, 1996

ASUN HONOR ROLL

Zach Goldberg

Lasse Muscheites

Yannick Zuern

2016-17

Alberto De Meo

1996

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE

ALL-SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE

Casey Cleveland Singles/Doubles

Reggie Exum Singles/Doubles

Roger Exum Doubles

Kai McGreevy Doubles

Tom Schrader Doubles

Brian Zwicker Doubles

1995

Bob Ebener Singles

Reggie Exum Singles

Roger Exum Singles

Kai McGreevy Singles/Doubles

Brian Zwicker Doubles

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE PRESIDENTIAL HONOR

2005-06

Leonardo Gomes

Andres Monje

Eduardo Pereira

Adam Richardson

Jose Terrera

2006-07

Javier Ferrin-Kranew

Elad Gabay

Leonardo Gomes

Yuiti Lopes

Glen Marshall

Eduardo Pereira

Matias Sigal

2007-08

Kurt Gattiker

Yuiti Lopes

Eduardo Pereira

2008-09

Marcos Chiaretti

Graham Edgar

Kurt Gattiker

Marc Misanovic

Ronnie Sang

2009-10

Taylor Albrecht

Moritz Buerchner

Graham Edgar

Kurt Gattiker

Hleb Maslau

Daniel Sotomarino

2010-11

Moritz Buerchner

Hleb Maslau

Daniel Sotomarino

2011-12

Moritz Buerchner

Pedro Davisson

Graham Edgar

Timo Kranz

Leonardo Nahar

2012-13

Julien Belair

Moritz Buerchner

Bernardo Craveiro

Pedro Davisson

Mark Hamill

Timo Krantz

Norbert Nemcsek

2013-14

Bernardo Craveiro

Mark Hamill

Norbert Nemcsek

Pablo Tellez

Yannick Zuern

Jack Findel-Hawkins

Zach Goldberg

Dominic Lea

Lasse Muscheites

Yannick Zuern

2017-18

Alberto De Meo

Sahil Deshmukh

Nilo Duarte

Joseph Ellis

Lasse Muscheites

Till Von Winning

2018-19

Dominik Barton

Charley Castaing

Sahil Deshmukh

Nilo Duarte

Joe Ellis

Federico Nani

Till Von Winning

2019-20

Dominik Barton

Matt Carroll

Charley Castaing

Nilo Duarte

Joe Ellis

PJ Kotan

Federico Nani

Jorge Nunez

2020-21

Dominik Barton

Matthew Carroll

Nilo Duarte

Joe Ellis

Jonas Hartenstein

PJ Kotan

Breno Marques

Federico Nani

Jorge Nunez

2021-22

Dominik Barton

Matthew Carroll

Rodrigo Crespo

Nilo Duarte

Joe Ellis

Jonas Hartenstein

Patrick Kotan

Breno Marques

Jorge Nunez

Bruno Vietri

ITA

SUNSHINE STATE COMMISSIONER’S ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

Juraj Ciz 1997

Casey Cleveland 1995, 1996

Bob Ebener 1995, 1996, 1997

Tom Jedlik 1995, 1996

Carl Maymi 1996, 1997

Kai McGreevy 1995, 1996, 1997

Scott Miller 1997

Brian Zwicker 1995, 1996

UNF MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Moritz Buerchner 2012 , 2013

Eduardo Pereira 2006

2014-15

Julian Bradley

Albert De Meo

Jack Findel-Hawkins

Zach Goldberg

Caio Gomes

Lasse Muscheites

Norbert Nemcsek

Yannick Zuern

2015-16

Jonathan Deautriell

Alberto DeMeo

Jack Findel-Hawkins

ITA Doubles and Singles Rankings

2022 - Singles (Fall)

September 6 - Dominik Barton (68)

November 16 - Matt Carroll (100)

2022 - Doubles (Fall)

November 16 -Hartenstein/Crespo (36)

2022 - Team

March 2 - 68th

March 9 - 68th

April 6 - 71st

April 13 - 70th

April 20 - 70th

April 27 - 77th

May 4 - 70th

May 25 - 71st

June 8 - 10th (Regional Ranking)

2021 - Singles

December 8 - Dominik Barton (63)

March 24 - Dominik Barton (116th)

March 30 - Dominik Barton (106th)

2021 - Doubles

January 13 - Dominik Barton/Matt Carroll (56th)

2019 - Doubles

April 2 - Nilo Duarte/Sahil Deshmukh (83rd)

2017 - Singles

January 4 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (51st)

February 8 - Jefta Kecic (62nd)

February 8 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (74th)

February 21- Jack Findel-Hawkins (64th)

February 21- Jefta Kecic (108th)

March 21 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (58th)

March 21 - Jefta Kecic (96th)

April 4 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (57th)

April 4 - Jefta Kecic (107th)

April 11 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (67th)

April 11 - Jefta Kecic (117th)

April 18 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (66th)

April 18 - Jefta Kecic (123rd)

April 25 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (68th)

April 25 - Jefta Kecic (120th)

May 4 - Jack Findel-Hawkins (69th)

May 4 - Jefta Kecic (120th)

2017 - Doubles

Jan 4 - Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (12th)

Jefta Kecic/Lasse Muscheites (58th)

Feb. 8 - Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (2nd)

Jefta Kecic/LasseMuscheites (46th)

Feb. 21- Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (3rd)

March 21- Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse

Muscheites (3rd)

Jack Findel-Hawkins/Jefta Kecic (78th)

April 4- Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (6th)

Jack Findel-Hawkins/Jefta Kecic (55th)

April 11- Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (5th)

Jack Findel-Hawkins/Jefta Kecic (75th)

April 18- Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (7th)

Jack Findel-Hawkins/Jefta Kecic (46th)

April 25- Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (8th)

Jack Findel-Hawkins/Jefta Kecic (72nd)

May 4- Jack Findel-Hawkins/Lasse Muscheites (11th)

Jack Findel-Hawkins/Jefta Kecic (56th)

2015 - Singles

Jan. 6- Jack Findel-Hawkins (72nd)

Feb. 10- Jack Findel-Hawkins (70th)

Feb. 24- Jack Findel-Hawkins (85th)

Mar. 10- Jack Findel-Hawkins (94th)

Mar. 24- Jack Findel-Hawkins (93rd)

April 7- Jack Findel-Hawkins (95th)

April 14- Jack Findel-Hawkins (99th)

April 21- Jack Findel-Hawkins (102nd)

May 1- Jack Findel-Hawkins (96th)

June 3- Jack Findel-Hawkins (99th)

2015 - Doubles

January 6- Nemcsek/Findel-Hawkins (28th)

March 10- Nemcsek/Findel-Hawkins (68th)

March 24- Nemcsek/Findel-Hawkins (52nd)

April 7- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (64th)

April 14- Nemcsek/Findel-Hawkins (54th)

April 21- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (66th)

May 1- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Haw-

kins (76th)

June 3- Nemcsek/Findel-Hawkins (65th)

2014 - Doubles

Feb 11- Yannick Zuern/Caio Gomes (43rd)

Feb 25- Norbert/Jack Findel-Hawkins (38th)

Yannick Zuern/Caio Gomes (50th)

March 11- Yannick Zuern/Caio Gomes (34th)

Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (47th)

March 25- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (40th)

Yannick Zuern/Caio Gomes (61st)

April 8- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (42nd)

Yannick Zuern/Caio Gomes (56th)

April 15- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (54th)

Yannick Zuern/Caio Gomes (88th)

April 22- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (55th)

May 1- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (60th)

June 4- Norbert Nemcsek/Jack Findel-Hawkins (48th)

2013 - Singles

January 3- Moritz Buerchner (72nd)

Feb 12- Moritz Buerchner (96th)

2013 - Doubles

January 3- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (20th)

February 12- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (12th)

February 26- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (10th)

March 12- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (10th)

March 26- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (10th)

April 9- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (15th)

April 16- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (16th)

April 23- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (22nd)

May 2- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (22nd)

June 5- Moritz Buerchner/Norbert

Nemcsek (26th)

January 5- Daniel Sotomarino/Gleb Maslau (39th)

2005 - Singles

May 24- Eduardo Perreira (7th) Jose Terrera (25th)

2005 - Doubles

May 24- Escallon/Gomes (9th)

2004 - Singles

May 25- Stephen Moros (5th) Elliott Wood (23rd) Jose Terrera (24th)

2004 - Doubles

May 25- Gomes/Wood (8th)

2003 - Singles

May 30- David Olave (2nd) Elliott Wood (30th)

2003 - Doubles

May 30- Angelo/Wood (12th)

2002 - Singles

May 31- David Olave (7th) Hagen Endler (33rd)

2002 - Doubles

May 31- Christianson/Olave (18th)

2001 - Singles

May 31- Sean Maymi (22nd)

2001 - Doubles

May 31- Christianson/Mariano (16th)

1999 - Singles

Juraj Ciz (35th)

1998 - Singles

Juraj Cruz (21st)

Kal McGreevy (40th)

1998 - Doubles

Ciz/Maymi (15th)

1997 - Singles

Reggie Exum (8th)

Roger Exum (31st)

1997 - Doubles

Exum/Exum (5th)

1996 - Singles

Tom Schrader (17th)

Reggie Exum (20th)

1996 - Doubles

Swicker/Schrader (18th)

1995 - Singles

Tom Jedlik (3rd)

Casey Cleveland (19th)

Phil Dore (32nd)

1995 - Doubles

Dore/Cleveland (9th)

Exum/Exum (12th)

1994 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Tom Jedlik (16th)

Casey Cleveland (20th)

Phil Dore (32nd)

1994 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

Cleveland/Dore (9th)

Exum/Exum (18th)

1993 - Singles (NAIA)

Adam Kework (4th)

Tom Jedlik (28th)

Casey Cleveland (47th)

1993 - Doubles (NAIA)

Jedlik/Kework (3rd)

Cleveland/Dore (5th)

1992 - Singles (NAIA)

Arturo Melendez (13th)

Stefan Cambal (18th)

Ola Wallander (42nd)

1992 - Doubles (NAIA)

Cambal/Melendez (7th)

1991 - Singles (NAIA)

Arturo Melendez (9th)

Stefan Cambal (15th)

Sebastian Drapeau (36th)

1991 - Doubles (NAIA)

Cambal/Melendez (4th)

1990 - Singles (NAIA)

Adam Kework (3rd)

Stefan Cambal (19th)

1990 - Doubles (NAIA)

Kework/Cambal (4th)

1988 - Singles (NAIA)

Kenwork (3rd)

Lawrence (24th)

1988 - Doubles (NAIA)

Freyman/Kework (2nd)

1987 - Singles (NAIA)

Vermeer (16th)

1985 - Singles (NAIA)

Lars Hakansson (6th)

Jorge Suazo (34th)

1985 - Doubles (NAIA)

Harden/Haakenson (6th)

1984 - Singles (NAIA)

Rob Hardin (30th)

Jorge Suazo (48th)

ALL-TIME ROSTER

Andrey Alawi 2015-2016

Miquel Angelo

Elad Gabay

Kurt Gattiker

Zach Goldberg

Caio Gomes

Leonardo Gomes

Kris Gouin

Jean-Francois Guille

2005-2007

2008-2010

2014-2017

2014-15

2004-2007

1991-1992

Julien Belair

Nick Brennan

Mark Hagan 1990-1991

Lars Hakansson 1985-1986

Matthew Hall

Mark Hamill

Robert Hardin 1984-1985

Darren Harper 1990-1991

Billy Harris

Jonas Hartenstein

Ted Heiser

Claes Carnbring 1989

Matt Carroll

Charley Castaing

Marcos Chiaretti 2009

Eric Christianson 2000-2001

Juan Pablo Cenoz 2023-pres.

Juraj Ciz 1997-2000

Kerry Clapper

1987-1988

Casey Cleveland 1993-1996

David Coakes

1986-1989

Bernardo Craveiro 2013-15

Rodrigo Crespo 2020-pres.

Pedro Davidson

2011-2013

Jonathan Deautriell 2015-2017

Alberto De Meo 2014-2018

Damien De Polignac 2003-2005

Sahil Deshmukh 2015-2019

Phillippe Dore 1992-1995

Andrew Donovan 1992-1995

Sebastien Drapeau 1990-1991

Jeff Drock

Nilo Duarte 2017-22

Paul Duffy 1990

Robert Ebener 1993-1997

Graham Edgar 2008-2012

Ron Eveland 1985-1986

Joe Ellis 2017-pres.

Hagen Endler 2001

John Epi

1990-1992

Eric Ernstrom 1987

German Escallon

2005-2006

Adrian Escarate 2008

Alec Etheridge 1997-1998

Reggie Exum 1993-1997

Roger Exum 1993-1997

Robert Fair 2003

Jamie Feagan 1996-1999

Javier Ferrin

2007-2008

Jack Findel-Hawkins 2014-2017

Mark Freyman

Christain Fryding

1987-1988

1984-1985

2020-pres.

Bryan Holtz 1999-2001

Skip Jackson

Ted Jedlik

PJ Kotan

Jefta Kecic

Adam Kework

1993-1996

2019-pres.

2016-18

1988-1990

Timo Kranz 2012-13

Oliver Kraut 1984-85

Louis Lamontagne

1987-1989 Marc Lawrence

Dominic Lea 2016-2017

Frederico Levi

2022-23 north florida men’s tennis

Matt Carroll Sr. • 6-2 Hertfordshire, England

Juan Pablo Cenoz R-So. • 6-1 Corrientes, Argentina

Rodrigo Crespo Jr. • 6-0 San Jose, Costa Rica

Spencer Dorosheff Fr. • 6-0 High Springs, Fla.

Jonas Hartenstein Jr. • 6-2 Berlin, Germany

PJ Kotan Jr. • 6-0 Gold Coast, Australia

Breno Marques So. • 5-10 Natal, Brazil

Andreas Scott Fr. • 5-11 Johannesburg, South Africa

Bruno Vietri Jr. • 6-1 Rosario, Argentina

Matt Lucas Head Coach (6th Season) NC State (‘02)

Randy Phillips Assistant Coach (2nd Season) UNG Greensboro (‘15)