2013-14 Cleveland State Women's Tennis Guide

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Front Row (L-R): El len Folkers, Mathilde Orange, Lauren Golick, Victoria Bensimon. Back Row (L-R): Student assistant coach Nicole Janek,Princess Gbadamosi, Alex Bush, head coach Brian Etzkin, Kara Sherwood, Alex Power, assistant coach Frank Polito.

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C l e v e l a n d S t a t e B y t h e n u m B e r S

1 Horizon League Player of the Year

3 Horizon League Coach of the Year Accolades

9 Consecutive Winning Seasons

13 Horizon League Honorees

2 Horizon League Newcomers of the Year

11 ITA Scholar-Athlete Honorees

2013-14 Donors ..........................................20Credits The 2013-14 Cleveland State Women’s Tennis Media Guide was written and designed by Renee Adam, Assistant SID. Edited by Greg Murphy, Sports Information Director. Photography done by Brian Hart, Rich Beninghof and Renee Adam. Cleveland State University is committed to non-discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, handicap or disability, sexual orientation, disabled veteran or Vietnam era veteran status, and to equal access in education and employment. Cleveland State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Oppor-tunity employer and especially encourages applications from minorities and women, persons with handicaps or disabilities, and disabled and Vietnam era veterans.

Quick Facts ....................... 12013-14 roster ....................22013-14 season Preview ....... 22013-14 scheDule .....................3viking Bios ............................ 4-9heaD coach Brian etzkin .10-11asst. coach Frank Polito .........122012-13 season review .................132012-13 statistics ............................142013 hl chamPionshiP .....................15all-time letterwinners .....................16recorDs & history .........................17-18

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FACTS

First Year ............................... 1979All-Time Record ................230-373

Affiliation ............NCAA Division IConference ..............Horizon League

Nickname ................................VikingsSchool Colors ...............Green & White

Program history

coaching staFFHead Coach ...........................Brian Etzkin Alma Mater ........... Southern Illinois, 1998

Record at CSU ................ 151-140 (11 years)Assistant Coach .........................Frank Polito

Student Assistant Coach ............. Nicole JanekTennis Office Phone ...................(216) 687-4811

clevelanD stateLocation .......................................Cleveland, OhioFounded ...............................Cleveland State 1964

Fenn College 1929Enrollment .........................................................17,323

President ...............................Dr. Ronald M. BerkmanAthletics Director .........................................John Parry

Sport Administrator............Virnette House-Browning

WOMEN’S TENNISC l e v e l a n d S t a t e

year-By-year results ..............................19

2013-14 S EASON PREV I EWBehind the direction of head coach Brian Etkzin, the Cleveland State

women’s tennis team is poised to have a standout season during 2013-14, as the Vikings have a well-rounded group of veterans and newcomers.

“This season we have a great mix of youth and experience on the team and if the two generations can come together we could have an excellent year,” Etzkin said. “I am really excited for the season, and as of right now this team has the potential to be the best team in the history of the program.”

The 2013-14 Vikings can be most easily described in two parts - Vet-erans and Youth Movement - giving CSU a good balance of experience and rookies, which will hopefully prove to be a winning combination.

the veterans Kara Sherwood, who is closing in on the all-time wins list at CSU,

enters her senior season with 58 singles wins and is one of three seniors who will be trying to lead the Vikings to their first-ever Horizon League championship.

“After a great junior season, Kara will move up in the singles lineup this year and I know she is ready for that challenge,” Etzkin said. “It has been great to see her leadership skills and her tennis game develop throughout her first three years, and we will definitely count on her in the singles lineup and to anchor a doubles team.”

Alex Bush returns for her final campaign as a Viking, looking to im-prove on her all-time wins position. Over her first three seasons Bush has amassed 45 singles victories and has been a crucial part of the CSU lineup.

“Coming into her senior year, Alex is really hitting a good ball, and we will look for her leadership and experience to pay off during her final season,” Etzkin said. “She has experience playing at every position in the lineup, and will start the season off in the bottom half, but certainly has the ability to move up before the season is over.”

Alex Power had offseason shoulder surgery and will spend the fall season doing rehab and will be ready to play when the spring season comes around. Power enters her final season with 52 career singles wins, ranking 10th on the all-time wins list at CSU.

“Alex has developed over her first three seasons and she will defi-nitely be fighting for a spot in the singles and doubles lineups this year,” Etzkin said. “There are a lot of uncertainties after having shoulder surgery, but hopefully she will be able to make a mark in the lineup this year and help lead the team to a championship. She is a hard worker and fighter, so I would expect to see her give it her all throughout the season.”

Mathilde Orange returns for her second season with the Vikings, after earning All-League honors as a freshman. Orange was CSU’s top singles player last year and will look to continue that strong play this season.

“Mathilde is another player who has experience playing at the top of the singles lineup, and also has experience with closing out matches, which will certainly help us throughout the year,” Etzkin said. “This year she will start lower in the lineup but will pick up as the season goes on, and will certainly be a force wherever she lands.”

After missing the majority of the spring schedule last season due to an injury, Ellen Folkers returns for her sophomore season hoping to play at 100% throughout the year.

“Despite coming off a season in which she played through a painful injury, Ellen is playing some of her best tennis right now,” Etzkin said. “She is a fierce competitor and wants to be in the singles lineup for us, and will certainly get opportunities to secure a spot throughout the sea-son.”

the youth movement Lauren Golick is the first of the three members of the ‘Youth Move-

ment’, and joins the Vikings after an excellent high school career which was capped by winning the state singles title as a senior. With the ad-dition of Golick, CSU now has two Ohio state champions on the roster, joining Kara Sherwood.

“Lauren has the ability to be a big time player for us and to start the season she will play at the top of the singles lineup,” Etzkin said. “Lauren has the ability to control points off the ground and has a very good serve that she can get some free points with.”

Princess Gbadamosi is the second newcomer for the 2013-14 season, and continues a strong line of Viking players from the state of Texas. She joins the Vikings as an excellent doubles player - having won the Texas state championship as a senior.

“I am really excited about Princess’ game, she is a good all-around player and can win in different ways and will play near the top of the lineup in both singles and doubles,” Etzkin said. “She has natural leader-ship skills and will hopefully continue to develop these and her tennis game throughout her career.”

Victoria Bensimon rounds out the ‘Youth Movement’, joining the Vi-kings after leading her high school team to back-to-back top-five finishes in the Florida State Tournament.

“Victoria is an aggressive all-court player who has a big upside, and could end up playing at the top of the singles lineup by the time the sea-son is over,” Etzkin said. “She has a well-rounded game and is develop-ing a weapon or two and will contribute in both singles and doubles for us.”

2013-14 ROSTERVictoria Bensimon Fr. Cocoa Beach, Fla.Alexandra Bush Sr. Vienna, W. Va.Ellen Folkers So. Groningen, The NetherlandsPrincess Gbadamosi Fr. Houston, TexasLauren Golick Fr. Westlake, OhioMathilde Orange So. Colombes, FranceAlex Power Sr. Powell, OhioKara Sherwood Sr. Mentor, Ohio

Head Coach: Brian EtzkinAsst. Coach: Frank Polito// Student Asst. Coach: Nicole Janek

2013-14 SCHEDULEsePtemBer13 at Cornell Invite Ithaca, N.Y. All Day14 at Cornell Invite Ithaca, N.Y. All Day15 at Cornell Invite Ithaca, N.Y. All Day20 at Ball State Invite Muncie, Ind. All Day21 at Ball State Invite Muncie, Ind. All Day22 at Ball State Invite Muncie, Ind. All Day27 at MSU Invite East Lansing, Mich. All Day28 at MSU Invite East Lansing, Mich. All Day29 at MSU Invite East Lansing, Mich. All Day

octoBer10 at ITA Regional Ann Arbor, Mich. All Day11 at ITA Regional Ann Arbor, Mich. All Day12 at ITA Regional Ann Arbor, Mich. All Day13 at ITA Regional Ann Arbor, Mich. All Day14 at ITA Regional Ann Arbor, Mich. All Day

January18 at Penn State University Park, Pa. 9:30 a.m.25 AKRON Cleveland, Ohio 7:00 p.m.31 at Michigan State East Lansing, Mich. 3:00 p.m.

FeBruary1 at Ball State Muncie, Ind. 1:00 p.m.8 at Northern Illinois Dekalb, Ill. 1:00 p.m.9 at IPFW Fort Wayne, Ind. 10:00 a.m.14 BOWLING GREEN Cleveland, Ohio 7:00 p.m.22 TOLEDO Cleveland, Ohio 5:00 p.m.28 at Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. TBA

march1 at Southern Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 11:00 a.m.8 at Abilene Christian Abilene, Texas TBA9 at McMurry University Abilene, Texas TBA13 at Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas TBA22 WRIGHT STATE* Cleveland, Ohio TBA28 at Detroit* Detroit, Mich. 6:00 p.m.29 at Oakland* Rochester, Mich. TBA

aPril5 YOUNGSTOWN ST.* Cleveland, Ohio 3:00 p.m.6 DUQUESNE Cleveland, Ohio TBA12 GREEN BAY* Cleveland, Ohio 11:00 a.m.13 MILWAUKEE* Cleveland, Ohio TBA18 at UIC* Chicago, Ill. TBA19 at Valparaiso* Valparaiso, Ind. TBA25 HL First Round TBA TBA26 HL Semifinals TBA TBA27 HL Championship TBA TBA

Home Matches In BOLD CAPS | * Denotes Horizon League Match

2012-13 // JUNIOR SEASONNamed Second Team All-Horizon League…spent the spring season playing in the top half of the lineup, posting a 10-12 singles record…ended the season winning six of her final seven matches…lone Viking to pick up a win against league-leading UIC – earning a victory at No. 3 singles…also teamed with Kara Sherwood to earn a victory at No. 1 doubles against UIC – clinching the doubles point against the Flames for the first time in four years.

2011-12 // SOPHOMORE SEASONEnded the year with a 7-6 record after playing a shortened season due to injury…notched a 4-2 record in league matches…won three of her final four contests…teamed with classmate Alex Power to post a team-best 5-1 doubles record in league action at the No. 2 spot.

2010-11 // FRESHMAN SEASONNamed to the All-Horizon League second team after posting a team-best 23-10 singles record including a 6-2 mark in league play…was 7-2 at the No. 2 singles slot…won 10 of her last 12 matches, including a stretch of six straight…her 23 wins on the season is tied for third on the all-time single season wins list at CSU…also led the Vikings with a 22-12 mark in doubles action, playing predomi-nantly at the No. 1 position (10-8)…was named the Horizon League Player of the Week on March 1, 2011 after a pair of doubles victories over Toledo and Western Michigan and a singles win against WMU.

HIGH SCHOOLWas the top-ranked high school player coming out of West Virginia…was a four-star recruit by tennisrecruiting.net, while working with her private coach, John Barr…named the league Player of the Year as a senior, leading squad to conference and state titles…became the first player in school history to surpass 100 career wins, playing for coach Pam Reeves…led team to state titles as a sophomore and senior, while also winning two individual state titles…was ranked as high as No. 1 in the Midwest and nationally in singles and No. 2 nationally in doubles during her junior career by the U.S. Tennis Association.

PERSONALBorn Sept. 30, 1991…daughter of Al-fred and Kelly Bush…has one broth-er, Keegan…health sciences major.

vi k i n g B i o S //

al e x Bush

senior // vienna, w . va. // ParkersBurg

Bush’s Singles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 HL Fall2010-11 23-10 1-0 7-2 2-0 3-4 2-2 --- 6-2 8-22011-12 7-6 --- --- --- 3-2 1-1 1-2 4-2 2-12012-13 13-19 1-4 4-7 5-1 --- --- --- 4-2 3-7Total 43-35 2-4 11-9 7-1 6-6 3-3 1-2 14-6 13-10

Bush’s Doubles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 HL Fall2010-11 22-12 10-8 5-2 --- 6-2 7-22011-12 9-8 --- 6-6 --- 5-1 3-22012-13 13-18 9-11 1-1 0-1 4-3 3-5Total 44-38 19-19 12-9 0-1 15-6 13-9

2012-13 // JUNIOR SEASONNamed Second Team All-Horizon League…enters the 2013-14 season ranked 10th all-time at Cleve-land State with 52 career singles wins…went 11-14 in singles, playing in the top half of the lineup…picked up league wins against Detroit (3/24), Valparaiso (4/14) and Wright State (4/21).

2011-12 // SOPHOMORE SEASONFinished the season with a team-best 25-12 singles record, which tied for second all-time on the sin-gle season wins list…had a perfect 8-0 mark in league matches, one of just four players to be unde-feated in the league…enters her junior season tied for 11th on the CSU career singles wins list with a 41-29 mark…had a stretch of nine consecutive victories before falling in the championship match of the Horizon League Tourna-ment…teamed with classmate Alex Bush to post a team-best 5-1 doubles record in league action at the No. 2 spot…was the Flight 6 Singles champion at the Bowling Green Invitational…captured the C Flight Consolation title at the Martha Thorn Invitational.

2010-11 // FRESHMAN SEASONWas 16-17 in singles play on the year, winning 10 of her last 11 matches…went 7-1 during league play, while also posting a 5-0 record at No. 5 singles…finished the season with a 19-15 doubles record, including an 8-6 mark at the No. 1 slot playing with class-mate Alex Bush…finished league play with a 6-2 doubles record.

HIGH SCHOOLQualified for the state tournament in each of her four seasons…placed fourth in the state as a senior and was a state quarterfinalist her junior year…selected to all-state first team as a senior and was a second team all-state honoree as a freshman and junior…was unde-feated as a junior and senior…served as team captain as a senior.

PERSONALBorn May 7, 1992, in Columbus, Ohio…daughter of David and Donita Power…member of high school honor roll…honored by Board of Education for main-taining a GPA above 4.0…participated in Habitat for Humanity in high school…pre-med major.

// v i k i n g B i o S

al e x Power

senior // Powell, ohio // olentangy liBerty

Power’s Singles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 HL Fall2010-11 16-17 --- 0-4 3-5 4-1 5-0 --- 7-1 4-72011-12 25-12 --- --- --- 7-6 3-1 6-1 8-0 9-42012-13 11-14 0-1 3-5 5-4 --- --- --- 3-3 3-4Total 52-43 0-1 3-9 8-9 11-7 8-1 6-1 18-4 16-15

Power’s Doubles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 HL Fall2010-11 19-15 8-6 7-3 --- 6-2 4-62011-12 16-18 3-6 6-6 1-2 5-3 6-42012-13 11-16 1-2 8-8 --- 5-2 2-6Total 46-49 12-14 21-17 1-2 16-7 12-16

2012-13 // JUNIOR SEASONEnters the 2013-14 season ranked eighth all-time at Cleveland State with 56 career singles wins…posted a team-best 18-12 singles record, including a 13-7 mark during the spring playing mostly at No. 4 singles…went 5-2 against Horizon League opponents…finished the season by winning five of her last six matches…teamed with Alex Bush to go 11-10 in doubles play on the year – playing the spring season at No. 1 doubles…the duo earned a victory against UIC (4/13) – clinching the doubles point against the Flames for the first time in four years…went 3-0 at the Bowling Green Invite (9/21-22) during the fall to claim the Flight 4 Singles title.

2011-12 // SOPHOMORE SEASONPosted a 20-13 singles record on the year, playing the entire spring season at No. 3 singles…went 7-1 during league play, dropping her only match at Detroit…entered the Horizon League Championship on a seven-match win streak…captured the Singles D Draw title at the Kentucky Invitational…named the Horizon League Player of the Week on April 10, 2012 after leading CSU to a pair of victories over Green Bay and Milwaukee.

2010-11 // FRESHMAN SEASONWent 18-17 during singles matches, including a 7-1 record during league play…finished the season on a five-match win streak, while also winning eight of her last nine singles matches… her 18 wins on the season is tied for ninth on the all-time single season wins list at CSU…ended the season with a 14-17 doubles record, playing predominantly at the No. 3 position (7-3)…posted a 6-2 doubles record during league play.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed first three years at Mentor High School before skipping her se-nior year to focus on open tournaments…selected as the News Herald’s Player of the Decade…compiled a 77-6 record in high school, playing for coach Joe Morgan…advanced to the Division I state tournament all three years…posted a combined 6-2 record at the state tournament, including a 6-2, 6-0 win in the state title match as a junior…concluded her junior year with a 33-2 record…finished in the top eight of the state tournament as both a freshman and sophomore…was a three-time team MVP, going undefeated in regular season play during her career.

PERSONALBorn Jan. 10, 1992 in Mentor, Ohio…daughter of John and Doris Sher-wood…has one brother, Scott…biology major.


ka r a sherwood

senior // mentor, ohio // mentor

Sherwood’s Singles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 HL Fall2010-11 18-17 --- 3-8 8-4 --- --- --- 7-1 7-52011-12 20-13 --- --- 14-9 --- --- --- 7-1 6-42012-13 18-12 --- --- 2-3 11-4 --- --- 5-2 5-5Total 56-42 --- 3-8 24-16 11-4 --- --- 19-4 18-14

Sherwood’s Doubles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 HL Fall2010-11 14-17 1-6 3-1 7-3 6-2 3-72011-12 18-18 --- 4-5 9-5 4-2 5-82012-13 14-17 9-10 0-2 --- 4-3 5-5Total 46-52 10-16 7-8 16-8 14-7 13-20

2012-13 // FRESHMAN SEASONPosted a 9-7 singles record – playing in just eight matches during the spring due to injury…named the Horizon League Player of the Week on February 26 after going 2-0 in singles and doubles against Ball State and Oakland…won five of her first six singles matches during the fall, claiming the Flight 5 Singles title at the Bowling Green Invite (9/21-22).

PERSONALBorn May 10, 1994 in Groningen, The Netherlands…daughter of Ale Folkers and Getie Kramer…has one brother, Rob…majoring in health science.


el l e n Folkers

soPhomore // groningen, the netherlanDs // BelcamPo, rolingcollege groningen

Folkers’ Singles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 HL Fall2012-13 9-7 --- --- --- 0-2 1-2 2-1 --- 6-2Total 9-7 --- --- --- 0-2 1-2 2-1 --- 6-2

Folkers’ Doubles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 HL Fall2012-13 9-11 --- 1-1 4-4 --- 4-6Total 9-11 --- 1-1 4-4 --- 4-6

2012-13 // FRESHMAN SEASONNamed Second Team All-Horizon League…joined the Vikings for the spring season, posting an 8-15 singles record playing mostly at the No. 1 spot…had a stretch during the season when she won four of five matches, including league victories against Green Bay (4/7), Valparaiso (4/14) and Wright State (4/21)…teamed with Nicole Janek to play No. 3 doubles, posting a 5-1 record against Horizon League opponents during the spring.

BEFORE CLEVELAND STATEReached a top-30 ranking during her junior career…has trained with Matheiu Moriot among others during her career…achieved a 2/6 rating in France with wins against higher rated players.

PERSONALBorn May 21, 1994 in Colombes, France…daughter of Remy and Christine Orange…has one sister, Margaux.


mat h i l d e orange

soPhomore // colomBes, France // Jean Paul ii

Orange’s Singles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 HL Fall2012-13 8-15 7-10 0-4 1-1 --- --- --- 3-4 ---Total 8-15 7-10 0-4 1-1 --- --- --- 3-4 ---

Orange’s Doubles RecordYear Overall 1 2 3 HL Fall2012-13 12-9 --- 1-1 11-8 4-1 ---Total 12-9 --- 1-1 11-8 4-1 ---


la u r e n golick

Freshman // westlake, ohio // westlake

HIGH SCHOOLThree-time Division I First Team honoree…four-time state qualifier – placed in the top-four three times and captured the state title as a senior…named the Plain Dealer Player of the Year three times (So., Jr., Sr.)…posted a 129-14 record throughout high school…won two USTA tournaments and reached the finals of two others during the final year of her Junior career.

PERSONALBorn May 13, 1995 in Westlake, Ohio…daughter of Kevin and Renee Golick…has one sister, Lind-sey…member of high school honor roll all four years, holding a 4.6 GPA…planning to major in accounting.

vi C t o r i a Bens imon

Freshman // cocoa Beach, Fla. // cocoa Beach

Pr i n C e S S gBadamosi

Freshman // houston, texas // klein

HIGH SCHOOLRanked as a Top-30 junior player in the state of Florida…led her team to a fourth and fifth place finish at the Florida State Tournament…posted a 41-4 record over a two-year span during her high school campaign.

PERSONALBorn in Cocoa Beach, Florida…Daughter of Marco and Simone Bensimon…junior coach was Joey Jones…plans to major in biology and pre-med.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-time First Team All-District honoree…claimed the Texas 5A State Girls Doubles crown as a senior – while also finishing as a semifinalist as a sophomore and junior…two-time Texas 5A Region Doubles champion (So. & Sr.)…led her team to the Texas 5A State finals as a freshman.

PERSONALBorn April 18, 1995 in Houston, Texas…daughter of Rasaki and Bisayo Gbadamosi…has two broth-ers, Rasaki Jr. and Prince, and one sister, Precious…Rasaki currently plays tennis at Prairie-View A&M, and Precious currently plays tennis at Montana…member of the National Honor Society in high school…plans to major in chemical engineering.


Br i a n etzk in

heaD coach // 12th season

Over the past 11 seasons Brian Etzkin has turned the Cleveland State women’s tennis program into one of the top teams in the Horizon League – with the Vikings competing for a league title two out of the last three seasons. Etzkin has guided the Vikings to nine straight winning seasons, and will be striving for the same level of excellence during his 12th year at the helm of the Vikings.

Etzkin became the head coach at CSU prior the 2002-03 season, taking over a women’s program that was in dire need of rebuilding. And the change came quickly, as the Vikings won 10 matches during Etzkin’s second year and have finished .500 or better in nine of his 11 seasons.

The winningest coach in school history, Etzkin reached an impressive milestone last season, recording his 150th career victory with the women’s program. Entering the 2013-14 season, Etzkin has an overall record of 151-140 at the helm of the Vikings.

Etzkin’s accolades have earned him a pair of Horizon League Coach of the Year awards, as he earned the honor following the 2011 and 2004 seasons. He has also mentored two women’s players to the all-league first team, as Sarah Galon (2004, `05, `06, `07) and Catrine Bjerrehus (2009, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) earned a spot on the team during all four years of their Viking careers.

The Vikings are just as impressive off the court, as Alex Power, Ellen Folkers and Nicole Janek were named ITA Scholar-Athletes last year. The honor is the third straight for Power, who is looking to become the fifth Viking under Etzkin to earn ITA Scholar-Athlete honors during all four years of their CSU career. The women’s team has also received ITA All-Academic Team honors seven times under Etzkin, most recently following the 2010-11 season.

Three Vikings have also been awarded the Horizon League Herb Foster Sportsmanship Award, including Sarah Galon who was a two-time recipient (2006, 2007). Charlotte Gibbons (2010) and Morgan Ungerott (2008) also earned the accolade during their time at CSU.

Etzkin has also encouraged his players to become community leaders. Over the past 11 years three members of the women’s ten-nis team have been officers in the Cleveland State Student-Athlete Advisory Council – Nicole Janek, Sarah Galon and Morgan Ungerott.

In addition, the Vikings have gotten involved in many community service projects over the years, including working at the Cleve-land Food Bank, adopting a second grade class at Marion-Sterling Elementary school in downtown Cleveland and spending time at the Devon Oaks Assisted Living facility.

Etzkin was born in Cleveland and raised in Wooster, but returned to Northeast Ohio after working as an assistant men’s tennis coach at Michigan State. While with the Spartans, he assisted in every aspect of the program, including serving as recruit-ing coordinator.

He also worked as the assistant tennis pro-fessional at the MSU Indoor Tennis Facil-ity in addition to being the Tennis Direc-tor and Head Pro at Walnut Hills Country Club. Prior to working with Michigan State, Etzkin spent two years as an as-sistant coach for the men’s and women’s teams at Western Illinois University from 1998-2000.

the etzkin coaching File

Year W L Pct.2002-03 2 24 .0772003-04 10 17 .3702004-05 14 12 .5382005-06 18 11 .6212006-07 15 12 .5562007-08 18 9 .6672008-09 17 11 .6072009-10 15 12 .5562010-11 13 12 .5202011-12 16 9 .6402012-13 13 11 .542Career 151 140 .519

horizon league awarDs

unDer etzkin

Player oF the year

Sarah Galon (2005)

newcomer oF the year

Sarah Galon (2004)

First team all-league

Catrine Bjerrehus (2009, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) Sarah Galon (2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07)

seconD team all-league

Alex Bush (2011, ‘13), Charlotte Gibbons (2007, ‘09, ‘10), Melissa Holzinger (2008), Maria Lazaris (2010, ‘12), Nicole Janek (2010),

Mathilde Orange (2013), Alex Power (2013), Jackie Tabb (2008), Morgan Ungerott (2006)

herB Foster sPortsmanshiP awarD

Sarah Galon (2006, ‘07), Charlotte Gibbons (2010), Morgan

Ungerott (2008)

Etzkin also coached the 2002 Midwest Junior Davis Cup team to the national cham-pionship in Columbia, S.C. He is an active United States Professional Tennis Associa-tion (USPTA) Certified Teaching Pro.

Etzkin played college tennis for four years at Southern-Illinois University-Carbon-dale, earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology. As a senior in 1998, he received GTE Academic All-American honors and was a two-time Missouri Valley Conference All-Academic selection.

He later returned to school, earning a master’s degree in sport management from Western Illinois in 2000, while serving as a graduate assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s teams.

Etzkin and his wife, Holly, have one son, Aaron (2 1/2 years old), and reside in Mo-reland Hills.

Br i a n etzk in

Frank Polito returns for his second season as an assistant coach with the Cleveland State women’s tennis team during 2013-14, looking to build on last year’s success with CSU’s top-four players re-turning and a strong incoming class.

Polito joined the Cleveland State coaching staff during the 2012-13 season after a six-year stint as an assistant coach with the women’s tennis team at Georgia. During his tenure, the Bulldogs posted an overall record of 139-29, won two regular season SEC championships, claimed three SEC tourna-

ment titles and advanced past the round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament three times. Georgia also finished the year ranked in the ITA top-10 five out of his six years. For his efforts with the Bulldogs, Polito was named the 2008 Wilson/Intercollegiate Tennis As-sociation South Region Assistant Coach of the Year, and promoted to associate head coach in September of 2010.

Prior to his time in Athens, Polito spent two years as an assistant coach at Kansas (2004-06) and two years in the same position at Ohio State (2001-03). With the Jayhawks, Polito’s coaching and recruiting efforts helped make dramatic improvements on and off the court, culminating with ITA All-Academic Team honors and an ITA No. 59 ranking following the 2006 season. At Ohio State, Polito led the Buckeyes to a combined record of 31-19 and consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2002, he was honored as the ITA Midwest Region Assistant Coach of the Year.

Polito also served as the head coach at Louisiana-Monroe (1999-2001), head coach at Akron (1997-99), assistant coach and interim head coach at Kansas (1996-97), head coach at Sienna Heights (1995) and head coach at Eastern Michigan (1990-95).

Polito is a 1990 graduate of Eastern Michigan, where he was a four-year letterwinner for the Eagles, and team captain during his senior year. The Lorain, Ohio native earned a bachelor’s degree in telecommunica-tions and film from EMU.


Fr a n k Pol i to

assistant coach // seconD season

Nicole Janek will begin her first year as a student assistant coach with the Cleveland State tennis teams during 2013-14, after spending four years as a Viking student-athlete. Throughout her career, Janek posted 70 singles victories, ranking her fifth all-time at CSU. She also led the Vikings to back-to-back Horizon League championship match appearances during the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons.

“I am really pleased to have Nicole working with the teams this season. As a student-athlete she was a vocal leader on the court for us and hopefully that will continue now that she is helping from the sidelines,” head coach Brian Etzkin said.

Janek is currently finishing her degree in middle childhood education.

ni C o l e Janek

stuDent assistant coach // First season

// 2012-13 Se a S o n re v i e w

2012-13 season rev iew

csu PosteD a winning recorD For the ninth straight season During 2012-13

For the ninth straight season, head coach Brian Etzkin led the Vikings to a win-ning record during 2012-13, as Cleveland State finished the year with a 13-11 mark and a third place finish at the Horizon League Tournament.

CSU started 2012-13 with a strong fall season, as the Vikings had solid show-ings at all four of their fall invitationals. The highlight of the fall season came at the Bowling Green Invitational, with Kara Sherwood and Ellen Folkers both claiming singles titles.

After posting a 1-5 record during the first four weeks of the spring season, Cleveland State rebounded over the next three weeks, winning five straight to stand at 6-5 midway through the spring season. During this span, the Vikings earned victories over Ball State, Oakland, IPFW, Duquesne and Florida Atlan-tic.

Despite this success, the Vikings weren’t able to continue the momentum through the final three matches of non-league play, as they entered Horizon League action with a 6-8 mark.

CSU opened its league schedule with a victory against Detroit, before falling to Youngstown State to even their league record. The Vikings then posted back-to-back victories against Milwaukee and Green Bay, improving their record to 3-1 against league opponents.

After falling to UIC, the Vikings closed out the regular season with three straight victories, including a pair of league wins against Valparaiso and Wright State.

The Vikings entered the 2013 Horizon League Championship as the No. 3 seed and posted a win over Wright State in the first round before falling to second-seeded Youngstown State in the semifinals.

CSU had three players earn all-league honors for their work throughout the season - Mathilde Orange, Alex Bush & Alex Power - marking just the second time in program history that the Vikings had three honorees in the same year.

2012-13 team results

Date oPPonent score

Sept. 14-15 Ball State Invitational NTSSept. 21-22 BGSU Invitational NTSOct. 5-7 Michigan State Invite NTSOct. 18-19 ITA Midwest Regional NTSJan. 20 at Harvard L, 7-0Jan. 21 at Boston University L, 7-0Feb. 1 at Toledo W, 4-3Feb. 2 at Michigan State L, 7-0Feb. 8 at Bowling Green L, 6-1Feb. 15 at Xavier L, 6-1Feb. 24 BALL STATE W, 4-3 OAKLAND W, 6-1March 1 IPFW W, 5-2March 2 at Duquesne W, 6-1March 9 at Florida Atlantic W, 4-3March 11 at North Florida L, 4-3March 12 at Stetson L, 7-0March 23 at Akron L, 4-3March 24 DETROIT* W, 5-2March 30 at Youngstown State* L, 5-2April 6 at Milwaukee* W, 4-3April 7 at Green Bay* W, 7-0April 13 UIC* L, 5-2April 14 VALPARAISO* W, 7-0April 19 WALSH W, 7-0April 21 at Wright State* W, 7-0April 26 vs. Wright State! W, 4-0April 27 vs. Youngstown State# L, 4-2

All Home Matches in BOLD | * HL Match ! HL Quarterfinal | # HL Semifinal

Overall Individual Singles Records Overall 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Tour.Alex Bush 13-19 1-4 4-7 5-1 --- --- --- 3-7Ellen Folkers 9-7 --- --- --- 0-2 1-2 2-1 6-2Nicole Janek 16-7 --- --- --- --- 3-1 12-3 1-3Maria Lazaris 16-15 --- --- 0-2 3-2 12-5 --- 1-6Mengdi Liu 6-8 --- --- --- --- --- 2-4 4-4Mathilde Orange 8-15 7-10 0-4 1-1 --- --- --- 0-0Alex Power 11-14 0-1 3-5 5-4 --- --- --- 3-4Kara Sherwood 18-12 --- --- 2-3 11-4 --- --- 5-5TEAM TOTAL 97-97 8-15 7-16 13-11 14-8 16-8 16-8 23-31

Overall Doubles Records Overall 1st 2nd 3rd Tour.Bush/Lazaris 1-6 0-3 0-1 --- 1-2Power/Sherwood 0-5 0-2 0-1 --- 0-2Folkers/Liu 2-2 --- --- --- 2-2Bush/Liu 1-2 --- 1-0 0-1 0-1Folkers/Sherwood 2-1 --- --- --- 2-1Janek/Power 0-2 --- --- --- 0-2Folkers/Janek 0-3 --- --- --- 0-3Lazaris/Power 11-9 1-0 8-7 --- 2-2Bush/Sherwood 11-10 9-8 --- --- 2-2Lazaris/Liu 0-1 --- 0-1 --- ---Folkers/Orange 5-5 --- 1-1 4-4 ---Liu/Sherwood 0-1 --- 0-1 --- ---Janek/Liu 1-1 --- --- 1-1 ---Janek/Lazaris 1-2 0-1 1-1 --- ---Janek/Orange 7-4 --- --- 7-4 ---TEAM TOTAL 42-54 10-14 11-13 12-10 9-17

Individual Singles Records Overall 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6thAlex Bush 4-2 --- 1-2 3-0 --- --- ---Nicole Janek 6-1 --- --- --- --- 2-0 4-1Maria Lazaris 6-1 --- --- --- 2-0 4-1 ---Mengdi Liu 2-0 --- --- --- --- --- 2-0Mathilde Orange 3-4 3-4 --- --- --- --- ---Alex Power 3-3 --- 2-2 1-1 --- --- ---Kara Sherwood 5-2 --- --- 2-0 3-2 --- ---TEAM TOTAL 29-13 3-4 3-4 6-1 5-2 6-1 6-1

Doubles Records Overall 1st 2nd 3rdBush/Sherwood 4-3 4-3 --- ---Lazaris/Power 5-2 --- 5-2 ---Janek/Orange 4-1 --- --- 4-1Janek/Liu 1-0 --- --- 1-0TEAM TOTAL 14-6 4-3 5-2 5-1

2012-13 women’s statistics & results

13-11 overall

2012-13 women’s statistics & results

5-2 horizon league

2012-13 overall stat ist ics

kara sherwooD leD the vikings with 18 singles wins last season

2012-13 Stat i S t i C S //

2012-13 horizon league statistics

nicole Janek & maria lazaris each went 6-1 in singles Play During horizon league matches

2013 horizon league

csu FinisheD in the toP-three at the horizon league tournament For the Fourth straight year

// 2013 ho r i z o n le a g u e

First team all-horizon league

Paula de Man, Youngstown StateMaddy Soule, Milwaukee

Mariana Palacios, UICMargarita Sadovnikova, YSU

Haley Craig, UICMarta Burak, Youngstown State

horizon league chamPionshiP results

First round

(4) Detroit 4, (5) Milwaukee 2(3) Cleveland State 4, (6) Wright State 0

semiFinals

(1) UIC 4, (4) Detroit 1(2) YSU 4, (3) Cleveland State 2

Championship

(1) UIC 4, (2) Youngstown State 3

Final women’s stanDings

overall league

W L W LUIC 16 6 6 1Youngstown State 15 10 5 2Cleveland State 13 11 5 2Detroit 12 6 5 2Milwaukee 12 10 4 3Wright State 7 17 2 5Green Bay 1 21 1 6Valparaiso 2 19 0 7

seconD team all-horizon league

Mathilde Orange, Cleveland StateNino Sujashvili, Detroit

Dana Shannon, MilwaukeeAlex Bush, Cleveland State

Alex Power, Cleveland StateKayla Tuscany, Wright State

Player oF the year

Paula de Man, Youngstown Statenewcomer oF the year

Paula de Man, Youngstown StateherB Foster sPortsmanshiP awarD

Amy Nini, Wright Statecoach oF the year

Sean McInerney, Milwaukee

Bu s h

Or a n g e

PO w e r

al l-t i m e letterwinners

Five letterwinners return For the 2013-14 season

al l-t i m e le t t e r w i n n e r S //

-B-Sanda Bjelan ............... 08, 09, 10, 11Catrine Bjerrehus ....... 09, 10, 11, 12Kristen Blayney .........91, 92, 93, 94Sandra Benevidez ........................94Rebekah Bicksler .......02, 03, 04, 05Barbara Bobic ...............................01Liz Bobic .................................98, 99Betty Borowski .............................79Tammy Bridges ............................84Sabah Bryant ................................94Alex Bush ......................... 11, 12, 13Pamela Byrne .........................83, 84

-C-Marcella Capozziello ............04, 05Brandy Cera ...............98, 99, 00, 01Amanda Cerny ......................03, 04Kristin Chamberlain .............06, 07Hyun Chong ....................80, 81, 82Im Sook Chong ............................84Ransook Chong .....................81, 82Sook Chong ............................79, 80Vickie Clark ......................95, 96, 97Marianne Corrao .........................85Adrianne Costanzo ...97, 98, 99, 00Sharon Currier ...........85, 86, 87, 88Barb Cvelbar ................................97

-D-Carlotta Davis ..............................83Vicki Dezman ...............................95Molly Drake ...........................09, 10Iris Drier .................................96, 97Darvelle Dunn .......................92, 93

-E-Bridget Ebenger ...........................94

-F-Mary Finnegan ..........81, 82, 83, 84Therese Finnegan ........................87Pat Finnegan ................................83Lisa Fiske ......................................84Ellen Folkers ...............................13Eileen Forrey ................................83Joanne French ..............................81

-H-Melissa Holzinger .................08, 09

-G-Mary Kay Gallagher ...................92Sarah Galon ................04, 05, 06, 07Sterrin Gefert ...............................00Nora Gerson ...........................96, 97Charlotte Gibbons .....07, 08, 09, 10Joye Gulley ...................................79

-J-Nicole Janek ............... 10, 11, 12, 13Erin Johnson .....................00, 01, 02

-K-Rachel Kasunic ......................98, 99Meghan Kellogg ..........................01Colleen Kenney .....................91, 92Eugenia Kern .............94, 95, 96, 97Karen Kinkopf .............................88Shannon Kraustok .......................93Gigi Kuper ....................................89Kelly Kuper ..................................92Niki Kuper .......................89, 91, 92

-L-Kendra Lamb ...............................95Maria Lazaris ............. 10, 11, 12, 13Kim Lewis ..............................89, 91Mengdi Liu ................. 10, 11, 12, 13

-M-Eva Maliniak ..........................98, 99Ivona Maric ..................................03Fatima Martin ..................00, 01, 02Mary McGinty .................83, 84, 85Lori McGrath ...............................83Denisa Muntean ........07, 08, 09, 10Jenn Myers .................05, 06, 07, 08

-N-Rebecca Nabert ............................96

-O-Mathilde Orange ........................13Rebecca Orlowski ........................96

-P-Chrystyna Pawluk ......................83Myra Pepino.................................09Alex Power....................... 11, 12, 13Carol Prince ..................................85

-R-Paulina Reyes .........................03, 04Lisa Russica ............................86, 88

-S-Francis Schmidt ...............89, 91, 92Andrea Sedlay .......................98, 99Leslie Sebastian................86, 88, 89Lindsay Sellers ...........05, 06, 07, 08Diana Serafini ..............................01Audrey Shade ............00, 01, 02, 03Charlene Shaft .............................93Katie Shears ..................................03Kara Sherwood ............... 11, 12, 13Krista Shoaff .................................94Julie Stephin ...........................89, 91Jenni Stevins .................................95Debbie Stieber ........................98, 99Irina Strembitsky .........................02Mandy Sweeney ..........................03Nancy Sypek ................................80

-T-Jackie Tabb ..............................08, 09Edith Tait ......................................79Jeannette Thompson ...................83Margaret Tletski ..............85, 87, 88Kim Trevis ....................................84

-U-Morgan Ungerott .......04, 05, 06, 07

-V-Denise Vlna ......................82, 83, 84Christine Vogelgesang .. 05, 06, 07, 08

-W-Michelle Wade .................85, 86, 87Diane Warns .....................86, 87, 88Jinny Welch ..................................95Cheryl White ................................95Diedre White ................................02Betty Wolfe .............................79, 80

-Y-Minako Yamamoto ................80, 81

-Z-Irene Zawadiwsky ....79, 80, 81, 82Luba Zawadiwsky ....81, 82, 83, 84

Bold indicates returning letterwinners

varsity “c”most outstanDing

Player

1979................Betty Borowski1980................... Nancy Sypek1981..........Irene Zawadiwsky1982................... Hyun Chong1983..................... Denise Vlna1984..................... Denise Vlna1985............... Margret Tletski1986................ Michelle Wade1987................ Michelle Wade1988................ Sharon Currier1990-91 .................Niki Kuper1991-92 ........ Kristen Blayney1992-93 ........ Kristen Blayney1993-94 ........ Kristen Blayney1994-95 ............ Eugenia Kern1995-96 ............ Eugenia Kern1996-97 .. Adrienne Costanzo1997-98 .............. Brandy Cera1998-99 .............. Brandy Cera1999-00 .............. Brandy Cera2000-01 ...... Irina Strembitsky2001-02 .......... Fatima Marton2002-03 ............Paulina Reyes2003-04 ...............Sarah Galon2004-05 ...............Sarah Galon2005-06 ...............Sarah Galon2006-07 ...............Sarah Galon2007-08 ..............Sanda Bjelan2008-09 ......Catrine Bjerrehus2009-10 ......Catrine Bjerrehus2010-11 ...................Alex Bush2011-12 ................Alex Power2012-13 ......... Kara Sherwood

Jenn Myers was a four-time letterwin-ner for the Vikings, playing at Cleve-land State from 2005 through 2008.

re C o r d S & history

13 vikings have earneD First or seconD team honors

// re C o r d S & hi S t o r y

year-By-year results

Year W L Coach1979-80 0 8 Jane Pease1980-81 6 3 Susan Ziegler1981-82 5 5 Susan Ziegler1982-83 7 3 Susan Ziegler1983-84 10 2 Sheryl Smith1984-85 2 4 Sheryl Smith1985-86 7 2 Sheryl Smith1986-87 4 7 Robert Malaga1987-88 5 12 Robert Malaga1988-89 1 5 Robert Malaga1989-90 0 10 John Bondea1990-91 0 7 John Bondea1991-92 0 10 Charles Mosley1992-93 0 14 Charles Mosley1993-94 2 11 Charles Mosley1994-95 0 11 Charles Mosley1995-96 0 10 Rick Kroboth1996-97 2 14 Kroboth/Heilbron1997-98 4 22 Teresa Baker1998-99 5 21 Teresa Baker1999-00 7 16 Teresa Baker2000-01 5 17 Teresa Baker2001-02 7 19 Sandy Geringer2002-03 2 24 Brian Etzkin2003-04 10 17 Brian Etzkin2004-05 14 12 Brian Etzkin2005-06 18 11 Brian Etzkin2006-07 15 12 Brian Etzkin2007-08 18 9 Brian Etzkin2008-09 17 11 Brian Etzkin2009-10 15 12 Brian Etzkin2010-11 13 12 Brian Etzkin2011-12 16 9 Brian Etzkin2012-13 13 11 Brian EtzkinOverall 230 373 30 years

all-league honorees

Player oF the year

Sarah Galon ....................................2005

newcomer oF the year

Sarah Galon ....................................2004Irina Strembitsky ...........................2001

coach oF the year

Brian Etzkin ..........................2004, 2011Teresa Baker ...................................2001

First team

Catrine Bjerrehus ...2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Sarah Galon ......2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Irina Strembitsky ...........................2001

seconD team

Alex Bush .............................2011, 2013Melissa Holzinger .........................2008Jackie Tabb ......................................2008Charlotte Gibbons .....2007, 2009, 2010Nicole Janek ...................................2010Maria Lazaris .......................2010, 2012Fatima Martin ................................2002Mathilde Orange ...........................2013Alex Power .....................................2013Morgan Ungerott ...........................2006

herB Foster sPortsmanshiP awarD

Sarah Galon ..........................2006, 2007Charlotte Gibbons .........................2010Morgan Ungerott ...........................2008

ga l O n

gi B B O n s

un g e r O t t

horizon league

2012-13 .....................3rd of 62011-12 .................... 2nd of 62010-11 .................... 2nd of 62009-10 .....................3rd of 62008-09 ..................... 5th of 82007-08 ..................... 4th of 82006-07 .....................3rd of 82005-06 ..................... 5th of 82004-05 ..................... 5th of 82003-04 ..................... 4th of 8

2002-03 ..................... 8th of 82001-02 ..................... 7th of 82000-01 ..................... 5th of 71999-00 ..................... 7th of 71998-99 ..................... 6th of 71997-98 ..................... 6th of 71996-97 ..................... 7th of 81995-96 ..................... 8th of 81994-95 ..................Not Held1993-94 ................. 10th of 10

miD-continent conFerence

1992-93 ................. 10th of 10

north star conFerence

1991-92 ..................... 7th of 71990-91 ..................... 8th of 81989-90 ..................... 8th of 8

women’s all-time tournament Finishes

re C o r d S & history

twelve vikings have won at least 20 matches in a season throughout their careers

re C o r d S & hi S t o r y //

most singles wins - season

1. Denisa Muntean (2007-08) ..........................................26-92. Sarah Galon (2006-07) ............................................... 25-11 Sanda Bjelan (2007-08) .............................................. 25-11 Alex Power (2011-12) ................................................25-125. Nicole Janek (2011-12) ............................................... 24-116. Jenn Myers (2005-06) ................................................. 23-11 Sanda Bjelan (2008-09) ..............................................23-12 Alex Bush (2010-11) ...................................................23-109. Maria Lazaris (2009-10).............................................22-13 Myra Pepino (2008-09) ..............................................22-14

most singles wins - career

1. Sarah Galon (2003-07) ...............................................79-482. Charlotte Gibbons (2006-10) ....................................72-523. Sanda Bjelan (2007-11)...............................................71-46 Maria Lazaris (2009-13).............................................71-565. Nicole Janek (2009-13) ...............................................70-466. Catrine Bjerrehus (2008-12) ......................................62-767. Jenn Myers (2004-08) .................................................57-348. Kara Sherwood (2010-pr.) .........................................56-419. Alex Power (2010-pr.) ................................................52-4210. Denisa Muntean (2006-10) ........................................51-35

most DouBles wins - season

1. Sarah Galon/Morgan Ungerott (2005-06) ................22-82. Sanda Bjelan/Myra Pepino (2008-09) .......................19-6 Catrine Bjerrehus/Charlotte Gibbons (2009-10) .....19-8 Melissa Holzinger/Jackie Tabb (2008-09) ..............19-105. Jenn Myers/Christine Vogelgesang (2005-06) .........18-8 Sarah Galon/Morgan Ungerott (2003-04) ..............18-107. Catrine Bjerrehus/Charlotte Gibbons (2008-09) ...17-158. Sarah Galon/Morgan Ungerott (2004-05) ................16-8

Best season winning Percentage - singles

.......................................... .742 by Denisa Muntean (2007-08)

Best season winning Percentage - DouBles

................. .733 by Sarah Galon/Morgan Ungerott (2006-07)

............. .733 by Kristin Chamberlain/Jenn Myers (2006-07)

Best career winning Percentage - singles

.................................................... .626 by Jenn Myers (2004-08)

Best career winning Percentage - DouBles

................. .688 by Sarah Galon/Morgan Ungerott (2003-06)

team recorDs

Most Wins...................................................... 18 in 2005-06

Best Winning Percentage....................................... .833 in 1983-84 (10-2)

Most Conference Wins.......................7 in 2009-10, 2010-11 & 2011-12

Highest Conference Regular Season Finish..................2nd in 2009-10, 2010-11 & 2011-12

Highest Conference Tournament Finish................................. 2nd in 2010-11 & 2011-12

2012 Alex Power ................252012 Nicole Janek ..............242012 Kara Sherwood .........202011 Alex Bush ..................232010 Maria Lazaris ............222009 Sanda Bjelan ..............232009 Catrine Bjerrehus .....23

20 - win cluB // singles

2009 Myra Pepino .............222008 Denisa Muntean .......262008 Sanda Bjelan ..............252008 Charlotte Gibbons ....232007 Sarah Galon ...............252007 Charlotte Gibbons ....20 2006 Jenn Myers ................23

2005-06 te a m

year-By-year reSultS since 2002year-By-year results since Brian etzkin took over the csu Program During the 2002-03 season

// ye a r-B y-ye a r re S u lt S

2005-06 te a m

2002-03overall recorD: 2-24

S 21 at Oakland L 5-2S 29 at Dayton L 7-0O 6 ST. FRANCIS L 5-2O 12 BUFFALO L 7-0O 19 at IUPUI L 7-0O 20 at IPFW L 7-0F 1 CALIFORNIA-PA. L 7-0F 7 at YSU * L 7-0F 16 at Greensboro Coll. W 7-2 vs. NC A&T L 5-2F 20 EASTERN ILLINOIS L 7-0M 1 at Green Bay * L 7-0M 2 at Milwaukee * L 6-1M 10 vs. Austin Peay L 6-1M 11 vs. Binghamton L 7-0M 19 at Pittsburgh L 7-0M 22 DETROIT * L 6-1M 23 at Toledo L 6-1A 5 WRIGHT STATE * L 6-0A 6 ST. BONAVENTURE L 7-0A 12 BUTLER * L 7-0A 13 UIC * L 7-0A 15 IPFW L 4-3A 16 ROBERT MORRIS W 7-0A 26 vs. UIC # L 4-0 vs. Detroit # L 4-0


S 20 ST. FRANCIS W 6-1S 28 GREEN BAY * L 6-1O 10 at Buffalo L 7-0O 19 IPFW L 4-3F 1 TOLEDO L 7-0F 6 vs. Eastern Illinois L 6-0F 7 at IPFW W 5-1F 21 CHICAGO STATE W 4-3F 22 at Ohio State L 7-0F 27 at Niagara L 7-0F 29 MILWAUKEE * W 5-2M 5 at Dayton L 6-1M 6 vs. UIC * L 7-0M 7 at Wright State * W 5-2M 14 vs. Baker W 7-0M 15 vs. William Jewell W 6-1 vs. Long Island L 4-3M 16 vs. Fairfield L 6-1M 25 PITTSBURGH L 6-1M 26 at Detroit * W 4-3M 27 at Oakland W 6-1A 3 vs. Southern Indiana L 4-3A 4 at Butler * L 6-1A 17 YSU * L 6-1A 24 vs. Green Bay # W 4-3 vs. Butler # L 4-0A 25 vs. YSU # L 4-0


S 5 at St. Francis W 7-0S 10 at Akron W 4-3S 19 BUFFALO L 6-1O 11 NIAGARA L 4-3O 12 IPFW W 6-1J 22 at Ohio State L 7-0J 28 DAYTON L 5-2J 30 ROBERT MORRIS W 7-0 ST. BONAVENTURE W 7-0F 11 OAKLAND W 5-2F 19 at Toledo L 6-1F 20 at Michigan State L 7-0F 25 at Green Bay * W 4-3F 26 at Milwaukee * W 4-3M 5 CHICAGO STATE W 5-2M 6 at YSU * L 5-2M 13 vs. Stephen F. Austin L 5-2M 14 vs. Illinois Wesleyan W 7-0 vs. Bucknell L 7-0M 15 vs. Tiffin W 7-0A 1 at IPFW W 5-2A 9 DETROIT * W 4-3

A 10 WRIGHT STATE * W 4-3A 16 BUTLER * L 5-2A 17 UIC * L 7-0A 23 vs. Wright State # L 4-0


O 9 IPFW W 5-2 ST. FRANCIS W 7-0J 21 at Dayton L 4-3J 22 at Michigan State L 7-0J 27 ST. BONAVENTURE W 5-2J 29 TOLEDO L 6-1 ROBERT MORRIS W 7-0F 2 AKRON W 6-1F 4 at Niagara W 7-0F 5 at Buffalo L 7-0F 17 vs. SEMO L 4-3 at IPFW L 4-3F 18 vs. Oakland W 6-1M 4 CHICAGO STATE W 6-1M 5 YSU * L 4-3M 12 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson W 7-0M 13 vs. Fairfield W 7-0 vs. Hamilton W 6-1M 14 vs. Wagner W 7-0M 23 at Duquesne L 7-0M 25 at Detroit * W 5-2A 1 at Wright State * W 5-2A 2 at Butler * L 6-1A 8 GREEN BAY * W 4-0A 9 MILWAUKEE * W 6-1A 15 at UIC * L 7-0


S 26 IPFW L 4-3J 19 at Michigan State L 6-1J 26 at Akron L 4-3J 27 ST. FRANCIS W 7-0J 28 at Toledo L 7-0F 3 NIAGARA W 6-1F 4 ST. BONAVENTURE W 7-0F 9 at IPFW L 5-2 vs. IUPUI W 6-1F 23 at YSU * W 4-3F 25 at Robert Morris W 7-0M 2 DAYTON W 5-2M 3 OAKLAND W 4-3 CHICAGO STATE W 6-1M 10 at Hawaii-Manoa L 5-2M 11 at Hawaii-Pacific L 6-1M 12 at Hawaii-Hilo W 4-3M 14 at BYU-Hawaii L 7-0A 6 UIC * L 5-2A 7 WRIGHT STATE * W 6-1A 13 at Milwaukee * W 7-0A 14 at Green Bay * W 6-1A 21 BUTLER * L 4-3A 22 DETROIT * L 4-3


J 20 at IPFW W 5-2J 21 at Michigan State L 7-0J 27 TOLEDO L 4-3F 2 at St. Bonaventure W 7-0F 3 at Niagara W 6-1F 9 ST. FRANCIS W 7-0F 16 at Dayton W 7-0F 23 AKRON W 4-3F 24 ROBERT MORRIS W 7-0F 27 at Ohio State L 7-0M 1 OAKLAND W 7-0 CHICAGO STATE W 4-3M 9 vs. SIU-Edwardsville W 6-1M 10 vs. Connecticut L 5-2M 11 vs. Radford W 4-3M 21 at Detroit * L 4-3M 30 YSU * W 5-2A 5 at Wright State * W 7-0A 6 at Butler * L 4-3A 11 GREEN BAY * W 7-0A 12 MILWAUKEE * W 7-0

A 19 at Valparaiso* W 7-0A 20 at UIC * L 4-3A 25 vs. Valparaiso # W 4-0A 26 vs. Green Bay # W 4-0 vs. UIC # L 4-2A 27 vs. Detroit # L 4-3


J 23 at Bowling Green L 7-0J 25 at DePaul L 7-0J 31 ST. FRANCIS W 6-1 CASE WESTERN W 6-1F 1 ST. BONAVENTURE W 5-1F 7 NIAGARA W 5-2 ROBERT MORRIS W 7-0F 13 at Akron L 5-2F 21 at Michigan State L 7-0F 28 at Toledo L 7-0M 6 IPFW L 5-2M 8 OAKLAND W 6-1 DAYTON W 7-0M 15 vs. North Dakota W 6-1M 16 vs. Long Island W 5-2M 19 vs. Coastal Carolina L 6-1 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson W 5-2M 27 at YSU * W 4-3M 29 DETROIT * L 4-3M 30 VALPARAISO * W 7-0A 4 at Green Bay * W 6-1A 5 at Milwaukee * W 5-2A 11 at UIC * L 6-1A 12 BUTLER * L 4-3A 18 WRIGHT STATE * W 6-1A 24 vs. Valparaiso # W 4-0A 25 vs. YSU # L 4-3 vs. Milwaukee # W 4-0


J 19 at Ohio State L 7-0J 23 at Western Michigan L 6-1J 24 at Michigan State L 6-1J 30 at Purdue L 7-0F 6 at Niagara W 7-0F 7 at St. Bonaventure W 6-1F 12 at IPFW W 6-1F 13 DAYTON W 6-1F 20 AKRON L 7-0 ROBERT MORRIS W 7-0F 26 BOWLING GREEN L 5-2F 28 TOLEDO L 5-2 OAKLAND W 7-0M 7 YSU * W 6-1M 14 vs. Saint Louis L 6-1M 15 at Kansas L 6-1M 17 at Iowa State L 6-1M 18 vs. South Dakota W 6-0M 27 GREEN BAY * W 6-1M 28 MILWAUKEE * W 6-1 CASE WESTERN W 7-0A 3 VALPARAISO * W 7-0A 4 at UIC * L 6-1A 10 WRIGHT STATE * W 7-0A 11 BUTLER W 6-1A 17 at Detroit * W 4-3A 24 vs. Detroit # L 4-1


J 22 DUQUESNE W 6-1J 23 at Ohio State L 7-0J 28 at Bowling Green L 7-0J 29 IPFW L 4-3F 6 ST. BONAVENTURE W 7-0F 13 DAYTON W 6-1F 19 at Michigan State L 5-2F 20 at Indiana L 7-0F 25 at Toledo L 5-2F 26 at Western Michigan L 5-2M 6 at Akron L 7-0 OAKLAND W 6-1M 15 at Louisiana Lafayette L 5-2M 16 at Nicholls State W 4-3

M 18 at Lamar L 5-2M 26 at Green Bay * W 7-0M 27 at Milwaukee * W 7-0A 2 VALPARAISO * W 7-0A 3 UIC * L 6-1A 9 at Wright State * W 6-1A 10 at Butler * W 6-1A 15 at YSU * W 6-1A 16 DETROIT * W 7-0A 22 vs. Butler # W 4-1A 23 vs. UIC # L 4-1


J 21 at DePaul L 7-0F 3 at IPFW W 4-3F 4 at Michigan State L 5-2F 10 XAVIER W 4-3F 12 AKRON L 7-0F 17 at Ball State W 5-2F 19 TOLEDO W 4-3 CASE WESTERN W 7-0F 25 BOWLING GREEN L 5-2 OAKLAND W 7-0M 3 at Dayton W 7-0M 4 at Indiana L 6-1M 13 at Embry-Riddle L 6-3M 14 at Florida Atlantic L 4-3M 15 vs. Albany W 5-2M 23 at Detroit * W 4-3M 31 YSU * W 5-2A 6 GREEN BAY * W 6-1A 7 MILWAUKEE * W 6-1A 14 at UIC * L 5-2A 15 at Valparaiso * W 7-0A 21 BUTLER * W 7-0A 22 WRIGHT STATE * W 6-1A 28 vs. Detroit # W 4-0A 29 vs. UIC # L 4-0


J 20 at Harvard L 7-0J 21 at Boston University L 7-0F 1 at Toledo W 4-3F 2 at Michigan State L 7-0F 8 at Bowling Green L 6-1F 15 at Xavier L 6-1F 24 BALL STATE W 4-3 OAKLAND W 6-1M 1 IPFW W 5-2M 2 at Duquesne W 6-1M 9 at Florida Atlantic W 4-3M 11 at North Florida L 4-3M 12 at Stetson L 7-0M 24 DETROIT * W 5-2M 30 at Youngstown State * L 5-2A 6 at Milwaukee * W 4-3A 7 at Green Bay * W 7-0A 13 UIC * L 5-2A 14 VALPARAISO * W 7-0A 19 WALSH W 7-0A 21 at Wright State * W 7-0A 26 vs. Wright State # W 4-0A 27 vs. Youngstown State # L 4-2

* - Horizon League Contest# - Horizon League Championship

2013-14 donors

the vikings woulD like to thank the Following Donors For their suPPort During 2013-14

Michael AlthansDan Avis

Susan BatalChristine Bernier

Kelly & Kenny BushJohn Clark

Mark CleaverTom & Lori Cohen

Columbus Asphalt Paving Inc.William Colvin

Jane EliasAl & Joanne Etzkin

Brian & Holly EtzkinDavid & Randi Etzkin

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Fidelity Charitable Gift FundFidelity Voice Services

Di FlemingBeverly FordBobby Ford

Rob FoxThomas & Joy Gallagher

Thomas Jr. & Lori GallagherFranco & Carmeni Gallo

Chris & Lee GalonSarah Galon

William GangerWarren GeorgeArthur GibbsBrian GleasonBrad Groleski

Paul & Megan HaleyRyan Hamning

John HerrickGertrud HolzhaeusserBruce & Kathy Howell

B.A. HurynJack Jablonski

Nik & Laura JanekJames & Nancy Jones

Jessica JonesRoy KaupeJudy Kaye

Karen KinkopfGetie Kramer

Carolyn & Jim KolbusBob & Vicki Kuelker

Winnie LaneMr. & Mrs. Tom Lang

Eugene LavelleGeorge & Angela Lazaris

George LeziusKeith Liston

Michael & Charlotte ListonMengdi Liu

The Lozick FoundationDavid Luckhaupt

Tim & Kareen LuckhauptMitch Marks

Frank MarsilioKevin Mayeux

Dave & Janet MazzolaCharles McClure

John & Jill McDonaldAdam Mercurio

Margaret MitchellChristine & Mark Moeller

Edwin Motch IIIWilliam Osborne

Steve PappasDaniel PerilloDonita Power

Katherine PowerKevin Power

Nancy PozoCarol & Bob Richardson

Jean SchlittlerAudrey Shade

John ShadeDoris Sherwood

Linda & Steve SulcAnita & Rob Tabb

Karla TrippBrandy & Michael Ungham

Eugene van der VloetRodrick van der Vloet

Lester & Gwen VanMeterRobert & Holly Vilsack

Steve WareBetty & Chuck Watson

Alan & Pam WestCraig & Chris Willing

Don WirtzMark Worford

Rob West

2 0 1 3 - 1 4 C L E V E L A N D S T A T E W O M E N ’ S T E N N I S

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sO.//the netherlands

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laurengolick

Fr.//westlake, OhiO

mathildeorange

sO.//cOlOmBes, France

alexPowersr.//cOlumBus, OhiO

karasherwooD

sr.//mentOr, OhiO

Brianetzkin

head cOach//12th Year

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2013-14 Cleveland State Women's Tennis Guide