2014 Davidson W. Tennis Record Book

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DAVIDSON WILDCATS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

2014 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

2014 Roster/Team Photo . . . . . . .3

2014 Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Head Coach Price . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

2013 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Record vs. Opponents . . . . . . . . .7

Year-By-Year Results . . . . . . .8-13

Wildcat Honor of Famers . . . . .14

Honors & Awards . . . . . . . . . . .15

Athletic Directory . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Media Info./SID . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

General InformationSchool Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Davidson CollegeLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Davidson, N.C.Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1837Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,900Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .WildcatsSchool Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Red (PMS 186) and BlackConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SouthernAffiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division I

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol Quillen (Chicago ‘83)Athletics Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jim Murphy (Davidson ’78)Home Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Covington Tennis Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Knobloch Tennis Center

Coaching StaffHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Caroline Price (Furman '72)E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(704) 894-2437Career Record (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .415-296 (31)Record at Davidson (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .same (31)Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bryce Plott (Centre College)E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Team Information2013 Team Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-122013 SoCon Record/Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8/9thStarters Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7/3Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Sports InformationWomen's Tennis Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gavin McFarlinE-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(704) 894-2635Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(704) 894-2636Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.davidsonwildcats.com

2014 SCHEDULE

Jan. 18 at Virginia Tech 6:30 19 College of Charleston 1:00 25 Radford 10:00 a.m. 25 Brevard College 3:00Feb. 1 at East Carolina 11:00 a.m. 9 at South Carolina 3:00 15 Belmont Abbey 10:00 a.m. 15 Florida International 3:00 21 USC Upstate 5:00Mar. 1 at Florida Atlantic 10:00 a.m. 2 at Barry 10:00 a.m. 2 vs. Holy Cross 1 2:00 5 vs. Xavier 2 1:00 8 at Winthrop 10:00 a.m. 9 at Wofford * 1:00 12 Chattanooga * 3:00 15 Elon * 1:00 16 Samford * 1:30 22 at Georgia Southern * 2:00 29 at Appalachian State * 3:00Apr. 4 at Charlotte 3:00 5 Western Carolina * 1:00 10 at Furman * 3:00 12 UNCG * 1:00

2014 Southern ConferenCe tournament

16-19 SoCon Tournament (host by UTC) 3 TBD

Boldface type denotes home match*Asterisk denotes SoCon opponent

1 Miami, Fla. ~ 2 Boca Raton, Fla.3 Chattanooga, Tenn. (UTC Hosts)

All Times are Eastern StandardOn November 10, 1917, a small cohort of 22 football players traveled to Atlanta torepresent Davidson College against Auburn, one of the most formidable teams in theSouth. The Plainsmen had massacred their first four opponents, outscoring teams, 141-6.

According to one account, they were “big, quick, and undefeated” and heavily fa-vored in the day’s matchup. Davidson was 2-4 and started a line averaging 20 poundsless.

Not surprisingly, Auburn dominated the game, outgaining the “Red and Black”240 yards to Davidson’s 91 yards. Astoundingly, Davidson pulled together an offensiveattack through the efforts of running back A.R. “Buck” Flowers and quarterback HenrySpann, delivering a “bewildering array of forward passes.”

Davidson defeated one of the most powerful teams in the South that day, 21-7, withscrappiness that captured the awe and respect of Atlanta sportswriters. They wrote ofthe “Wildcats” from Davidson College, whose small stature and ferocious style provedoverwhelming. One account notes that Morgan Blake of the Atlanta Journal remarked ofthe Davidson team, “No other team ever put together in these United States of thesame weight as Coach Fetzer’s team could ever get the verdict over the flock of wildmen from North Carolina.”

The Davidsonian picked up on the nickname, and it has been used ever since, replac-ing former, milder references such as “Red and Black,” “Presbyterians” and “Preach-ers.”— revised and rewritten from an account in the Davidson College archives

The hisTory of The WildcaT

Davidson College welcomes your coverage of

women's tennis in 2014. For interviews, informa-

tion or pictures, please contact Gavin McFarlin of

the Sports Information Office.

Phone: (704) 894.2635

Fax: (704) 894.2636

E-mail: [email protected]

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2014 ROSTER

2014 WOMEN’S TENNIS

Front (l-r): Becky Johnson, Lauren Yarkony, Kaity Anstrom, Tyler McFayden, Danielle King, Anna Davis, Sara French, Kristy Helscel, Annie EvansMiddle (l-r): Connie Cape, Brit Donaldson, Kelsey Dwyer, Brooke Osborne, Madline Herder, Sydney Schreiner, Maddie Parrish, Carolyn Macek, Julia Guthrie, Lucy Pidcock

Back (l-r): Asst. Coach Catherine Somits, Emily Leytham, Sarah Fisher, Mia Kane, Melissa Funsten, Finley Amato, Head Coach Ginny Turner

2014 Numerical RosterName Yr. Ht. Hometown High School Jenna Brunner Fr. 5-8 Atlanta, Ga. West ForsythNisha Crouser Sr. 5-5 Columbus, Ohio The Wellington SchoolElana Cummer So. 5-5 Plano, Texas Elise Held Sr. 5-7 Butler, Pa. Vincentian AcademyTamara Hill Sr. 5-6 Chapel Hill, N.C. East Chapel HillCourtney McCray So. 5-5 Fairway, Kan. Pembroke HillBrites Moniz-Soares Sr. 5-6 Portugal Schiller InternationalBlake Nickles Jr. 5-5 Anderson, S.C. Montessori AndersonSarah Stein Fr. 5-7 Dublin, Ohio Dublin Jerome

Name Position Year Alma MaterCaroline Price Head Coach 32nd Furman ‘72 Bryce Plott Assistant Coach 4th Centre College

rosTer By class

Seniors Ht. HometownNisha Crouser 5-5 Columbus, OhioElise Held 5-7 Butler, Pa.Tamara Hill 5-6 Chapel Hill, N.C.Brites M.-Soares 5-6 Portugal

Juniors Ht. HometownBlake Nickles 5-5 Anderson, S.C.

Sophomores Ht. HometownElana Cummer 5-5 Plano, TexasCourtney McCray 5-5 Fairway, Kan.

Freshmen Ht. HometownJenna Brunner 5-8 Atlanta, Ga.Sarah Stein 5-7 Dublin, Ohio

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OUTLOOK

DAVIDSON WILDCATS

Now in her 32nd season at the helm, head coach Caroline Price will enter the 2014 campaign seeking to capture the program’s firstSouthern Conference tournament title after finishing runner-up three times in the last nine years. It also marks the final year Davidsonwill compete in the SoCon as it moves to the Atlantic-10 in 2014-15.

The Wildcats are coming off a 9-12 mark overall and 2-8 in the SoCon a season ago. It was just the third time since 2001 they had arecord below .500. Nine of the last 13 years they have had a winning mark, and of coach Price's 31 seasons, the Wildcats have finishedat or above .500 in 23 of them. With last year’s nine wins, coach Price pushed her career win total to 415.

This year's club will feature the return of six letterwinners, who all saw significant time in the starting lineup led by 2012 All-SoConSecond Team pick Brites Moniz-Soares and 2013 All-SoCon Freshman Team member Elaina Cummer.

singles

Davidson finished with 51 singles wins last year, an improvement of 14 from the 2012 campaign. Nisha Crouser paced the teamwith 12 wins, getting eight of them at No. 4 singles which was tied for third-most in the SoCon.

• Senior Nisha Crouser: First on the team with 12 singles wins ... was named team’s MVP ... played 16 matches at No. 2 and 4, get-ting 11 of her 12 wins there ... was a perfect 3-0 at No. 2 singles, with wins vs. No. 72 East Carolina, College of Charleston and Furman... went an even 5-5 vs. the SoCon.

• Senior Elise Held: Played at the No. 3-6 singles slots during her third year ... played in 10 matches, going 4-6 ... was 2-0 at No. 4singles, scoring a 6-0, 6-0 decision against Belmont Abbey and a 6-3, 3-6, 1-0 victory against Wingate.

• Senior Tamara Hill: Went 4-6 at No. 5 and 6 slots in singles ... earned the team’s Vinson Award ... won first three matches to openjunior season, including a pair of 6-0, 6-0 wins.

• Senior Brites Moniz-Soares: The Wildcats top singles player returns after tying for the second-most wins on the team with seven... went 7-10 at No. 1 ... scored 30th career singles win with a 6-2, 6-1 victory against Samford in the first round of the SoCon Tourna-ment ... closed the year winning three of four singles matches, with victories against Western Caorlina, Charlotte and Samford ... had astrong 2013 Fall season, winning a singles title at the Wake Forest Invitational in the “A” singles bracket.

• Junior Blake Nickles: Saw action in six singles matches last year, scoring first two career wins ... one of the wins came againstWestern Carolina, first collegiate SoCon victory.

• Sophomore Elaina Cummer: Named to the All-SoCon Freshman Team last year after going 7-14 in singles action ... played the No.2 position, but saw action at No. 1 four times, going 3-1 ... opened freshman season winning six of first eight singles matches, includingfirst three-set victory against USC Upstate 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 ... Had a solid Fall season, going 2-1 at CofC Invitational and 3-0 at the CharlotteInvitational.

• Sophomore Courtney McCray: Did not see any action in an official Spring match during first year ... saw action at the Coll. ofCharleston Invitational and Wake Forest Invite over 2013 Fall season.

neWcomer

• Freshman Jenna Brunner: Comes to Davidson from West Forsyth High School in Atlanta, Ga. ... had an excellent Fall debut in2013, going 2-1 at the Davidson Invitational with wins of 6-2, 6-3 and 6-3, 6-0 against Gardner-Webb and East Carolina ... reached thesemifinals at the Wake Forest Invite ... netted a pair of wins in final Fall event at the Charlotte Invitational.

• Freshman Sarah Stein: Four-year letterwinner at Dublin Jerome as the No. 1 singles player ... a three-time all-state performer ...guided varsity team to a pair of state championships ... one-time individual state champion ... an All-Ohio peformer ... finished finalprep year with a 21-2 record ... saw action in three of Davidson’ four Fall events ... opened collegiate Fall career going 2-1 at the David-son Invite with wins vs. Gardner-Webb and Campbell ... reached the semifinals on consolation side at Wake Forst Invite.

douBles

Davidson's doubles teams finished the 2013 season with 28 wins and netted nine of them in SoCon matches. The Wildcats used eightdoubles teams, compared to 17 different combinations at all three positions in 2011.

• No. 1 position: Moniz-Soares and Cummer return after going 8-10 at the top spot ... the duo collected eight of their wins vs.SoCon foes ... they won five of their first six matches to open the season, rattling off a five-match win streak against UNC Asheville,Radford, Gardner-Webb, USC Upstate and No. 72 East Carolina.

• No. 2 position: Three different teams were tried at the No. 2 slot, with Crouser and Stephanie Synn having the most success ... theduo went 9-7 overall and Crouser returns for her senior season ... they had a 5-5 record vs. the SoCon ... the pair closed the season on afour-match win streak ... earlier in the season Crouser and Synn had a five-match win streak, including scoring an 8-7 triumph vs. No.72 East Carolina ... also seeing action at No. 2 was Held and Catherine Wood, who went 2-0 ... Hill and Nickles collected one of theirtwo wins at the second positions ... combined, Davidson went 12-7 at the second doubles slot.

• No. 3 position: Davidson used five different teams at No. 3 doubles a year ago ... Frizzi Bschorer and Wood played 10 times there(2-8), while Held and Wood played four matches ... the Wildcats were just 5-14 at the third doubles slot and had just one SoCon victory.

The schedule

Davidson will open the season on the road at Virginia Tech, before playing three straight matches at the friendly confines of Cov-ington Tennis Courts, where it went 9-6 a year ago. The Wildcats have faced the Hokies 18 times, falling in all 18 of them. The Hokieswent 14-12 a year ago and were ranked No. 69 in their final match.

Davidson will face College of Charleston, Radford and Brevard College at home in the next three matches. The Wildcats faced allthree teams a year ago, going 2-1 in those matches. They are a perfect 8-0 vs. the Highlanders of Radford in the all-time series.

The Wildcats will be playing some new non-conference opponents this year as they face Barry, Florida International, Florida At-lantic and Holy Cross. Three of those matches will be on the road when Davidson travels to Florida, March 1-4.

Also on the schedule is state-border rival Winthrop and cross-county rival Charlotte. It will be the eighth time in the past nine yearsthe Wildcats will face the Eagles, as they lead the all-time series 16-7, but have dropped the last last four straight meetings. Davidsonand Charlotte have faced each other 27 times, with the ‘Cats owning a 16-11 all-time record. The 49ers took a 4-3 decision a season agoand are coming off an 11-7 campaign in 2012-13.

Davidson begins its final season in the SoCon by starting on the road at Wofford, March 3. The Wildcats will play their next three athome against Chattanooga (Mar. 12), Elon (Mar. 15) and Samford (Mar. 16). Davidson has finished with at least seven wins in theSoCon in six of the last 10 years.

The SoCon Tournament takes place April 16-19 in Chattanooga, Tenn., as Chattanooga plays host. Davidson had an early exit lastyear, falling 4-1 to the Samford Bulldogs, who were seeded eighth, in the first round.

The College of Charleston women's tennis team, who moved to the CAA, won its fifth consecutive Southern Conference TennisTournament with a 4-3 victory over Elon last year. Prior to the past two years, Furman had won the past five championships.

The Wildcats have reached the finals three times in the past nine seasons, but have yet to bring home the tournament title.

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HEAD COACH PRICE


Caroline Price enters her 32nd season in2013-14 as the head women's tennis coach.She began her exemplary tenure at Davidson

in 1983 and has since guided the Wildcats to one national champi-onship and 22 winning seasons, including seven straight years, be-fore Davidson went 12-12 in 2008-09.

The women's tennis program is one of two female programs atDavidson to make a national tournament appearance, and among active Davidson coaches, Price has one of the highest overall winningpercentage (.584) of any women's team.

Entering the 2013-2014 women's tennis season, Price has an over-all record of 415-296 and is 113-81 in Southern Conference duals.

Davidson came to within one win of matching its win total com-bined from 2011 and 2012, going 9-12 during the 2013 season. The'Cats, who went 2-8 in SoCon play, opend the season winning sevenof its first nine matches. Coach Price coached her first SoCon All-Freshman team member since it was formed in 2009, as Elaina Cum-mer represented Davidson. The first-year Wildcat stepped right intothe starting lineup, winning seven singles matches and capturing an-other eight in doubles action. Davidson also had a solid run at home,going 9-6 during the season.

In 2012, Davidson again continued its youth movement with fivesophomores seeing time in the starting lineup as the Wildcats went 5-19 overall and 2-8 in the SoCon. Of the five wins, four of them cameat the friendly confines of Covington Tennis Courts. SophomoreBrites Moniz-Soares took a big step in her sophomore campaign,going a team-best 15-6 in singles action. She was honored with a spoton the All-SoCon Second Team at the No. 2 singles position, makingher the 12th Wildcat under Price to get first or second team honors.

The 2011 season saw Price break in five freshmen as Davidsonwent just 5-20 overall and 1-9 in league play. It was the first time theWildcats finished under .500 since the 2001 team went 8-13. The 2011season was still a milestone year as the veteran coach reached the400-win plateau for her career, getting it on Feb. 18 in a 7-0 win athome vs. USC-Upstate.

The 2010 campaign saw Davidson finish in the top-four of theSoCon standings with a 7-3 mark, while Price guided the 'Cats to a15-8 overall record. The 'Cats advanced to the SoCon Tournament, asonly the top-four teams made it, before seeing their season come toan end with a defeat to eventual champion College of Charleston.The 15 wins made it the sixth time in the last seven years the Wild-cats have tallied at least that many wins in a year and marked theninth straight season they have had a winning record in leaguematches.

After opening the season 4-7, Price guided the Wildcats to an 8-5mark down the stretch, including a 4-1 win in the 'Cats SoCon Tour-nament opener against Georgia Southern, to finish the 2009 cam-paign at 12-12 and 6-4 in league play. The winning mark in SoConmatches was the eighth straight season the Wildcats have sported awinning record against their SoCon-foes. Davidson also again had awinning record at home, sporting an 8-4 mark.

For the third time in the past four years, Price led the Wildcats tothe finals of the SoCon Tennis Championships as Davidson con-cluded with a 19-6 overall mark (7-2 in SoCon) in 2008. The 19 winsmarked the fifth straight season the Wildcats had taken home at least15 wins or more in a single season. Of the 19 wins, 10 of them cameon the Wildcats' home court as they won their first 10 straight homematches, before falling to close out the regular season.

The 2007 campaign saw Price guide the Wildcats to an 18-7 over-

head coach

32nd year at davidson

furman ‘72

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all mark and appearance in the 2007 SoCon Women’s Tennis Cham-pionship Semifinals before falling to College of Charleston.

Price garnered her third and most recent SoCon Coach of the Yearhonors during 2001-02 season when her team posted 18 victories.The 2002-03 team followed with a 13-6 season and an appearance inthe Southern Conference championship match for the first time sincethe format of the tournament changed in 1998. And last year, al-though their hopes for a championship were dashed by College ofCharleston in the semifinals of the SoCon Tournament, the Wildcatsposted eight regular-season conference wins, the most ever in schoolhistory.

In Price's second year at Davidson, she led the team to the 1984NCAA Division III National Championship, the only national cham-pionship ever earned by a Davidson athletic team. In 1985, the Wild-cats returned to the NCAA Tournament but lost in the finals to theUniversity of San Diego. That year, the 'Cats set a new school recordfor wins in a season with 21.

Coach Price was faced with a new challenge in 1987 as Davidsonbegan competing at the Division I level without the advantage ofscholarships. Despite the lack of funds and the marked increase incompetition, Price's teams still managed to garner more wins thanlosses. It was not until the 1990-91 season, the first time DavidsonCollege offered scholarships to women, that Price was able to offerscholarships to her players.

In 1993, Davidson started competing as a member of the SoConafter a successful two-year stint (including one league champi-onship) as a member of the Big South Conference. Moving up yet an-other level in competition, the Wildcats responded to the newestchallenge by finishing the season 12-5 for a second-place finish in theleague.

Since their introduction to the SoCon more than a decade ago,Price's teams have found great success. Thanks to the 'Cats' impres-sive 6-1 record in conference play in 1994, Price earned SouthernConference Coach-of-the-Year honors. She was recognized again in1996 after leading the Wildcat squad to a 5-2 league record.

A 1972 graduate of Furman, Price earned a bachelor of arts de-gree in physical education. Before her arrival at Davidson, sheserved as East Carolina's Director of Men's and Women's Tennis.

PRICE FILE

College: Furman '72

Degree: B.A. Physical Education

Overall Record: 415-296

SoCon Record: 112-81

Tournament Wins: 1984 Division III

NCAA Champions

SoCon Honors:

1994, 1996, 2002 SoCon Coach of the Year

22 Winning Seasons

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2013 STATISTICS/RESULTS

DAVIDSON WILDCATS

2013 FINAL STATISTICS (9-12, 2-8 SOCON)

SINgLESPlayer #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 OverallFrizzi Bschorer 1-0 0-1 2-2 2-5 5-8 (0-8)Nisha Crouser 3-0 1-2 8-5 12-7 (5-5)Elaina Cummer 3-1 4-13 7-14 (1-9)Elise Held 0-1 2-0 1-2 1-3 4-6 (0-1)Tamara Hill 2-5 2-1 4-6 (1-5)Brites Moniz-Soares 7-10 (2-8) 7-10 (2-8)Blake Nickles 0-1 2-3 (1-3)Stephani Synn 5-8 (4-4) 5-8 (4-4)Catherine Wood 1-0 2-0 0-3 0-6 3-9 (0-3)Totals 10-11 8-13 9-11 10-10 6-15 8-12 51-72SoCon Totals 0-10 7-3 1-9 3-7 2-7 2-8 14-46

dOubLESTeam #1 #2 #3 OverallCummer/Moniz-Soares 8-10 (3-7) 8-10 (3-7)Crouser/Synn 9-7 (5-5) 9-7 (5-5)Bschorer/Wood 2-8 (0-6) 2-8 (0-6)Crouser/Cummer 3-0 3-0Held/Wood 2-0 1-3 (0-1) 3-3 (0-1)Bschorer/Nickles 1-1 (0-1) 1-1 (0-1)Hill/Nickles 1-0 1-1 (1-0) 2-1 (1-0)Bschorer/Held 0-1 (0-1) 0-1 (0-1)Totals 11-10 12-7 5-14 28-31SoCon Totals 3-7 5-5 1-9 9-21

2013 schedule/resulTsDate Opponent Location Results

1/ 20 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, Va. 0- 7 L 27 UNC Asheville Davidson, N.C. 4- 3 W 2/ 8 Radford Davidson, N.C. 6- 1 W 9 Gardner-Webb Davidson, N.C. 4- 3 W 15 USC Upstate Davidson, N.C. 3- 4 L 22 Belmont Abbey Davidson, N.C. 7- 0 W 23 Wingate Davidson, N.C. 7- 0 W 23 Brevard College Davidson, N.C. 5- 1 W 3/ 14 No. 72 East Carolina Davidson, N.C. 4- 3 W 16 Georgia Southern * Davidson, N.C. 1- 6 L 20 at Elon * Burlington, N.C. 0- 7 L 23 College of Charleston * Davidson, N.C. 0- 7 L 24 at UNCG * Greensboro, N.C. 1- 6 L 29 at Samford * Birmingham, Ala. 2- 5 L 30 at Chattanooga * Chattanooga, Tenn. 0- 7 L 4/ 2 Wofford * Davidson, N.C. 4- 3 W 5 Appalachian State * Davidson, N.C. 2- 5 L 6 at Western Carolina * Cullowhee, N.C. 7- 0 W 12 Charlotte Davidson, N.C. 3- 4 L 13 Furman * Davidson, N.C. 0- 7 L Southern Conference Tournament- Charleston, S.C. (Elon Hosts) 18 vs. Samford Burlington, N.C. 1- 4 L

Boldface indicates home game

Elaina Cummer had a nice debut seasonfor the Wildcats, winning a total of 18games in singles and doubles to earn aspot on the SoCon All-Freshman Team.

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2014 OPPONENTS


all-Time record Vs. oPPonenTs

Opponent W L First LastAlabama 0- 1 NA NAAmerican 1- 0 2002 2002App. State 23- 5 1982 2013Armstrong Atlantic 0- 3 2003 2006Atlantic Christian 1- 0 1983 1983Ball State 2- 0 1988 1988Belleview 1- 0 NA NABelmont Abbey 3- 0 1990 2013Barry 0- 0 2014 2014Berry 0- 1 1990 1990Boston University 1- 5 1996 2012Bowling Green 1- 0 NA NABrevard College 1- 0 2013 2013Brown 0- 2 2009 2011Bryn Mawr 1- 0 1988 1988BYU-Hawaii 1- 0 1989 1989Cal St. Bakersfield 1- 0 2009 2009 Cal St. Northridge 1- 0 NA NACampbell 1- 7 1992 2012Case Western 1- 0 2010 2010Catawba 3- 0 NA NACentral Florida 0- 2 1997 2005Charleston Southern 6- 0 1995 2008Charlotte 16- 11 1978 2013Chattanooga 13- 10 1982 2013Cincinnati 1- 0 NA NACoastal Carolina 3- 1 1990 1992Coll. of Charleston 4- 29 1989 2013Colorado 0- 2 1989 1990Columbia 0- 1 NA NAConnecticut 1- 0 1994 1994Cornell 1- 0 NA NACuesta 1- 0 1989 1989Dartmouth 1- 0 2007 2007Denison 1- 0 2001 2001Duke 0- 2 1986 1988Duquesne 2- 0 1992 2002East Carolina 13- 5 1978 2013Elon 12- 3 1996 2013Emory 1- 0 1983 1983East Tennessee St. 14- 6 1982 2010Evansville 0- 1 2011 2011Flagler College 1- 0 2008 2008Florida Atlantic 0- 0 2014 2014Florida International 0- 0 2014 2014Furman 2- 34 1978 2013Gardner-Webb 9- 1 1983 2013George Mason 1- 1 1988 NAGeorgetown 4- 1 1990 2002George Washington 1- 0 2002 2002Georgia Tech 2- 6 1993 1999Georgia Southern 18- 9 1993 2013Guesta College 1- 0 1989 1989Guilford 4- 3 1982 1990Hampton 1- 0 2007 2007Haverford 4- 0 1985 1989Hawaii 0- 1 1989 1989High Point 8- 1 1982 2002Holy Cross 0- 0 2014 2014Hope 2- 1 1982 1988Jacksonville 0- 2 2008 2009James Madison 1- 4 1982 2000Kalamazoo College 4- 0 1982 1988Kansas 0- 1 2000 2000Kenyon 2- 1 1990 1992Lenoir Rhyne 1- 0 1983 1983

Opponent W L First LastLiberty 7- 0 2001 2009Louisville 1- 0 1992 1992Mars Hill 3- 0 1983Marshall 9- 2 1982 2007Mary Washington 1- 0 1986 1986Memphis 0- 1 2001 2001Middle Tenn. State 1- 0 1999 1999Millsap 1- 0 1986 1986Murray State 1- 1 1989 NAN.C. A&T 4- 0 1989 2012North Florida 0- 1 2009 2009UNC Asheville 8- 1 1983 2013UNC Greensboro 15- 9 1984 2013UNC Wilmington 1- 0 2002 2002North Carolina 0- 7 1995 2009North Carolina State 1- 13 1978 2012Northern Colorado 1- 0 2006 2006Notre Dame 0- 1 1992 1992Oberlin 1- 0 1989 1989Ohio 3- 0 1982 1988Old Dominion 1- 2 1992 1997Pacific 0- 1 2004 2004Peace 3- 2 1978 1989Penn State 0- 1 NA NAPfieffer 4- 0 1983 1994Pittsburgh 1- 0 1998 1998Portland 1- 0 2007 2007Presbyterian 5- 1 1982 2010Queens 7- 0 1978 2008Radford 8- 0 1984 2013Richmond 1- 7 1988 2012Rutgers 0- 1 1986 1986St. Mary’s College 1- 0 2004 2004Samford 1- 5 2009 2013San Francisco 1- 0 2004 2004San Francisco State 1- 0 2004 2004Santa Clara 0- 1 2004 2004Seton Hall 0- 2 1993 1995Skidmore 1- 0 1984 1984South Carolina 0- 7 1994 2007South Carolina State 5- 0 2004 2010Southern Illinois 0- 1 1990 1990Temple 1- 0 1996 1996Tulane 0- 1 1998 1998Ursinus 1- 0 1988 1988USC-Upstate 8- 1 2008 2013Vanderbilt 0- 1 NA NAVa. Commonwealth 2- 0 1983 1997Virginia 0- 1 2007 2007Virginia Tech 0- 18 1994 2013Wake Forest 1- 1 1978 1983Washington College 1- 0 1989 1989West Virginia 0- 2 1994 1998Western Carolina 25- 1 1982 2013Western Michigan 1- 3 1999 2012Wichita State 0- 1 1994 1994William & Mary 0- 1 1984 1984Wingate 7- 0 1994 2013Winthrop 16- 7 1982 2012Wofford 21- 1 1996 2013Xavier 1- 0 2014

*Bold denotes 2014 opponents

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YEAR BY YEAR (SINCE 1978)

DAVIDSON WILDCATS

1978 9-8; indePendenT

3/ 17 Pfeiffer 8- 1 W 20 at Converse 6- 3 W 21 at Peace 3- 6 L 24 N. C. State 5- 4 W 28 Wake Forest 0- 9 L 29 Harvard 2- 7 L 30 at N. C. State 3- 6 L 31 at Queens 9- 0 W4 / 4 at Furman 4- 5 L 5 UNC Charlotte 8- 1 W 7 East Carolina 6- 3 W 10 at UNC Charlotte 7- 5 W 17 Furman 2- 7 L

Boldface type denotes home match

198417-6; indePendenT

3/ 10 Rice 0- 9 L 12 at Mars Hill 9- 0 W 15 at Gardner-Webb 8- 1 W 16 Radford 8- 1 W 19 Skidmore 9- 0 W 21 at ETSU 4- 5 L 23 Kalamazoo 7- 2 W 25 Sweet Briar 9- 0 W 26 at UNC Charlotte 5- 4 W 30 at High Point 6- 3 W 31 William & Mary 0- 9 L4/ 1 at East Carolina 6- 3 W 5 at Presbyterian 3- 6 L 6 Marshall 8- 1 W 11 Guilford 3- 6 L 12 at Converse 6- 3 W 15 at Emory 9- 0 W 15 at Southern Birmingham 6- 3 W 16 at Appalachian State 6- 3 W 18 at Furman 4- 5 L 24 Appalachian State 8- 1 W 25 UNC Greensboro 9- 0 W



3/ 13 High Point 6- 3 W 16 Winthrop 8- 1 W 17 at ETSU 8- 1 W 19 Wake Forest 3- 6 L 21 at James Madison 2- 7 L 23 Kalamazoo College 9- 0 W 23 Ohio University 5- 4 W 25 Furman 2- 7 L 26 Hope College 7- 2 W 28 at N. C. State 0- 9 L 31 Peace Junior College 5- 1 W4/ 1 UNC Charlotte 5- 4 W 4 Marshall 9- 0 W 5 at UT-Chattanooga 6- 3 W 7 Presbyterian 7- 2 W 9 at Appalachian State 8- 1 W 10 Western Carolina 8- 1 W 14 at Guilford 6- 3 W



3/ 9 Converse 9- 0 W 14 Mars Hill 9- 0 W 15 at Lenoir-Rhyne 9- 0 W 19 at Atlantic Christian 9- 0 W 20 at East Carolina 6- 3 W 21 Queens College 9- 0 W 22 UNC Charlotte 7- 2 W 27 at VCU 9- 0 W 29 Presbyterian 4- 5 L 30 at Wake Forest 4- 5 L4/ 6 at Guilford 3- 6 L 7 Gardner-Webb 5- 0 W 10 at College of Charleston 2- 7 L 12 High Point 4- 5 L 13 Peace Junior College 7- 2 W 16 Emory 5- 4 W 16 UNC-Asheville 9- 0 W 19 at Pfieffer 7- 0 W 21 ETSU 6- 3 W 26 at UNC Charlotte 7- 2 W 26 at Appalachian State 5- 4 W Furman 5- 4 W



3/ 8 Mary Baldwin1 9- 0 W 9 at Emory1 6- 3 W 11 Mars Hill 9- 0 W 12 Haverford 8- 1 W 13 Gardner Webb 9- 0 W 15 at Radford 8- 1 W 18 Virginia Tech 1- 8 L 21 at UNC Charlotte 3- 2 W 24 at Georgia Tech 1- 8 L 25 High Point 6- 3 W 26 at Wake Forest 0- 9 L 27 ETSU 6- 3 W 28 Kalamazoo College 7- 2 W 30 at East Carolina 6- 3 W4/ 1 Furman 5- 4 W 3 at UNC Greensboro 6- 3 W 4 UNC Charlotte 5- 4 W 8 Presbyterian 5- 4 W 10 Pfeiffer 6- 3 W 11 at Appalachian State 8- 1 W 16 at Guilford 2- 7 L 17 at Winthrop 6- 3 W

NCAA Tournament5/ 6 vs. Pomona-Pitzer 6- 3 W 6 vs. Franklin & Marshall 5- 2 W 7 vs. UC San Diego 1- 8 L

1Denotes Emory Invitational



3/ 6 N. C. State 0- 9 L 9 Haverford 9- 0 W 11 at Duke 0- 9 L 15 at Peace 2- 7 L 16 at East Carolina 9- 0 W 19 Rutgers 2- 7 L 24 at Kalamazoo College 8- 1 W 26 at Presbyterian 8- 1 W 28 Ohio University 7- 2 W4/ 4 at Millsaps College 9- 0 W 5 at Mary Wash. College 6- 3 W 6 at Emory 7- 2 W 8 Appalachian State 6- 3 W 9 at Wake Forest 0- 9 L 11 UNC Greensboro 7- 2 W 13 Emory 3- 6 L 15 at Furman 2- 7 L 16 UNC Charlotte 4- 5 L 22 Guilford 3- 6 L



3/ 13 High Point 6- 3 W 16 Winthrop 8- 1 W 17 at ETSU 8- 1 W 19 Wake Forest 3- 6 L 21 at James Madison 2- 7 L 23 Kalamazoo College 9- 0 W 23 Ohio 5- 4 W 25 Furman 2- 7 L 26 Hope College 6- 2 W 28 at NC State 0- 9 L 31 Peace 5- 1 W4 / 1 UNC Charlotte 4- 5 L 4 Marshall 9- 0 W 5 at UT-Chattanooga 6- 3 W 7 Presbyterian 7- 2 W 9 at Appalachian State 8- 1 W 10 Western Carolina 8- 1 W 14 at Guilford 6- 3 W


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1 / 26 Duke 0- 9 L at Coll. of Charleston 2- 7 L

2 / 29 Ball State 8- 1 W 30 Ball State 9- 0 W3 / 4 Penn State 0- 6 L 5 Unsinus 9- 0 W Richmond 0- 9 L Haverford 6- 1 W 12 Bryn Mawr 0- 8 L 14 George Mason 4- 5 L 15 High Point 9- 0 W 20 at Kalamazoo 8- 1 W 21 ETSU 6- 3 W 22 Appalachian State 9- 0 W 23 UNC Charlotte 7- 2 W at Hope College 2- 7 L

28 Ohio University 5- 4 W 29 at Furman 2- 7 L 31 at Pfeiffer 7- 2 W4 / 5 at UNC Charlotte 2- 7 L 9 Western Carolina 9- 0 W 9 Marshall 9- 0 W 10 at UT-Chattanooga 0- 9 L 12 at N.C. State 2- 5 L 20 Guilford 4- 5 L



2 / 15 Peace 2- 7 L 16 Western Carolina 8- 1 W 20 High Point 8- 0 W 26 at N.C. State 0- 9 L3 / 9 Richmond 0- 9 L 11 James Madison 0- 9 L 11 Haverford 9- 0 W 12 Washington College 9- 0 W 13 Murray State 1- 8 L 15 Furman 0- 9 L 19 Guesta 7- 2 W 20 Hawaii 0- 9 W 21 BYU-Hawaii 4- 5 L 26 Oberlin 8- 1 W 27 Colorado 0- 6 L4 / 3 NC A&T 5- 0 W 4 UNC Greensboro 4- 1 W 11 Elon 8- 1 W 12 at Guilford College 5- 4 W 14 at ETSU 8- 1 W 15 at Virginia Tech 0- 5 L 17 at ASU 9- 0 W 18 at Winthrop 9- 0 W


some results missing


2 / 10 Western Carolina 5- 4 W 21 Winthrop 9- 0 W 24 N.C. State 1- 8 L3/ Appalachian State 5- 1 W UNC-Asheville 7- 2 W Kenyon 3- 6 L 9 at Coastal Carolina 5- 4 W 11 Southern Illinois 0- 9 L VCU 5- 4 W at College of Charleston 0- 9 L Haverford 6- 3 W 16 Georgetown 3- 6 L Berry 2- 5 L ETSU 2- 7 L

24 Colorado 0- 9 L 28 at Furman 0- 9 L 30 Belmont-Abbey 9- 0 W4 / 3 UNC Charlotte 2- 7 L 16 at High Point 9- 0 W 17 Guilford 3- 6 L



1991 19-9; Won The Big souTh

1992 19-9; 5-1 Big souTh

2 / 8 Campbell 3- 6 L 22 N.C. State 2- 7 L3 / 3 Kenyon 5- 2 W 9 Notre Dame 0- 9 L 10 Old Dominion 6- 3 W 11 Duquesne 9- 0 W 12 Georgetown 6- 3 W 13 Marshall 8- 1 W 21 at College of Charleston 2- 6 L 21 at Charleston Southern 9- 0 W 22 at Coastal Carolina 8- 1 W 27 Louisville 9- 0 W 28 UNC Charlotte 6- 3 W 29 at Furman 0- 9 L 31 Winthrop 6- 3 W



199312-4; 5-2 socon

2 / 17 UNC Greensboro* 9- 0 W 19 at College of Charleston* 3- 6 L 20 Georgia Tech 5- 4 W 27 at Marshall 7- 2 W3/ 11 Sewanee 5- 4 W 15 Georgetown 9- 0 W 16 Marshall 7- 1 W 18 Seton Hall 4- 5 L 26 Georgia Southern* 7- 2 W 27 UT-Chattanooga* 8- 1 W 28 at Appalachian State* 9- 0 W 30 at ETSU* 6- 3 W4/ 1 Furman* 0- 9 L 3 Western Carolina* 9- 0 W 6 Winthrop 4- 5 L 7 at UNC Charlotte 7- 2 W 13 at N.C. State 4- 5 L


* denotes SoCon match

199412-11; 5-5 socon

2 / 5 at South Carolina 0- 7 L 12 West Virginia 2- 2 T 12 James Madison 1- 3 L 13 at N. C. State 1- 3 L 13 Winthrop 1- 3 L 15 Wingate 8- 1 W 18 East Carolina 7- 0 W 19 N. C. State 2- 7 L3 / 2 Pfeiffer College 9- 0 W 4 at Georgia Tech 8- 1 W 5 at UTC* 9- 0 W 10 at Western Carolina* 9- 0 W 20 at Coll. of Charleston* 3- 6 L 22 Wichita State 4- 5 L 23 UConn 8- 1 W 25 at Furman* 1- 8 L 26 UNC Charlotte 7- 2 W4 / 1 ETSU* 7- 2 W 5 Virginia Tech 1- 8 L 6 Appalachian State* 9- 0 W

Southern Conference Tournament 9 at Georgia Southern 6- 3 W 10 vs. Marshall 9- 0 W


* denotes SoCon match

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YEAR BY YEAR (SINCE 1978

DAVIDSON WILDCATS

1995 5-13; 3-4 socon

2 / 11 Furman* 1- 3 L 11 James Madison 0- 4 L 12 Georgia Tech 1- 3 L 12 Virginia Tech 0- 4 L 24 East Carolina 3- 4 L 25 College of Charleston* 2- 4 L 25 at South Carolina 0- 7 L 28 Winthrop 4- 5 L3/ 15 Seton Hall 3- 6 L 17 Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 18 at Appalachian State* 6- 1 W 20 Georgia Southern* 0- 7 L 24 Georgia Tech 0- 7 L 25 Charleston Southern 6- 1 W 29 at N. C. State 7- 0 W4/ 8 UT-Chattanooga* 3- 4 L 11 at ETSU* 3- 4 L 12 Furman* 2- 5 L 14 Marshall* 5- 2 W 17 Virginia Tech 1- 4 L 17 UNC Charlotte 3- 2 W 18 North Carolina 0- 9 L


*Denotes Southern Conference match

Southern Conference Tournament

1996 12-8; 5-2 socon

2 / 23 Georgia Tech 1- 6 L 25 East Carolina 6- 1 W3 / 2 Old Dominion 0- 7 W 3 Boston University 2- 5 L 6 Temple 5- 2 W 9 James Madison 6- 1 W 12 Appalachian State* 7- 0 W 14 Wofford* 5- 2 W 15 College of Charleston* 0- 7 L 16 at Charleston Southern 6- 1 W 21 Elon* 7- 0 W 22 at Winthrop 4- 3 W 30 at UT-Chattanooga* 6- 1 W 31 at Western Carolina* 7- 0 W4 / 2 at Furman* 3- 4 L 4 Marshall* 5- 2 W 8 at Virginia Tech 1- 6 L 9 at Georgia Southern* 1- 6 L 11 ETSU* 5- 2 W 16 at North Carolina 0- 7 L



1997 11-10; 4-3 socon

2 / 11 UNC Greensboro* 5- 2 W 15 at Old Dominion 3- 4 L 16 at VCU 4- 3 W 18 Charleston Southern 5- 2 W 21 East Carolina 7- 0 W3 / 5 UCF 0- 7 L 6 James Madison 3- 4 L 11 UT-Chattanooga* 0- 7 L 18 at UNC Charlotte 5- 0 W 20 Winthrop 6- 1 W 21 Campbell 3- 4 L

23 at Virginia Tech 2- 5 L 25 Georgia Southern* 4- 3 W 27 at Wofford* 5- 2 W4 / 5 at Appalachian State* 7- 0 W 6 Furman* 3- 4 L 8 at Marshall* 3- 4 L 11 at Georgia Tech 1- 7 L 12 at ETSU* 5- 2 W 14 Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 15 North Carolina 2- 7 L



199812-11; 5-3 socon

1 / 30 South Carolina 0- 9 L2 / 6 at Georgia Tech 1- 8 L 7 Tulane 1- 8 L 20 East Carolina 8- 1 W 22 Virginia Tech 0- 9 L 24 at North Carolina 1- 8 L 24 UNC Charlotte 5- 0 W3 / 6 at Winthrop 5- 0 W 9 Ball State 6- 3 W 11 Wofford* 9- 0 W 14 at Georgia Southern* 3- 6 L 15 College of Charleston* 3- 6 L 21 Appalachian State* 8- 1 W 24 UNC Greensboro* 3- 6 L 28 at West Virginia 3- 6 L 28 Pittsburgh 6- 0 W 31 at Western Carolina* 8- 1 W4 / 4 ETSU* 6- 3 W 5 at Furman* 3- 6 L 7 Radford 8- 1 W 14 at Chattanooga* 5- 1 W

Southern Conference Tournament 17 vs. UNC Greensboro 5- 4 W 18 vs. Furman 2- 5 L



19998-9; 5-5 socon

2 / 5 Georgia Tech 1- 6 L 6 Middle Tennessee State 5- 4 W 26 UNC Charlotte 7- 2 W 27 N.C. State 2- 7 L3 / 8 at Wofford* 7- 2 W 17 at UNC Greensboro* 3- 6 L 19 Western Michigan 3- 6 L 21 College of Charleston* 1- 5 L 23 at Virginia Tech 1- 8 L 25 at Appalachian State* 8- 1 W 27 Georgia Southern* 6- 3 W 28 Furman* 0- 9 L 31 Western Carolina* 6- 0 W4 / 2 UT-Chattanooga* 2- 7 L 7 Winthrop 5- 4 W 10 at ETSU* 5- 4 W

Boldface type denotes home match*Denotes Southern Conference match

2000 7-14; 3-7 socon

2 / 5 at South Carolina 0- 8 L 12 Dav. Doubles Classic 7- 1 W 12 Dav. Doubles Classic 3- 5 L 13 Kansas 0- 7 L 15 High Point 5- 4 W 17 Presbyterian 5- 4 W 25 Campbell 1- 6 L 27 at Virginia Tech 0- 6 L3 / 8 Boston University 0- 9 L 9 Georgetown 6- 3 W 10 James Madison 2- 7 L 28 at Western Carolina* 9- 0 W 30 UNC Charlotte 6- 3 W4 / 1 at Georgia Southern* 3- 6 L 2 at College of Charleston* 3- 6 L 5 UNC Greensboro* 2- 7 L 8 at ETSU* 2- 7 L 11 at Furman* 0- 9 L 13 Appalachian State* 4- 5 L 18 Wofford* 8- 1 W 24 at Chattanooga* 0- 7 L

Southern Conference Tournament 27 vs. Wofford 5- 0 W 28 vs. Furman 0- 5 L



2001 8-13; 3-6 socon

2 / 6 at UNC Asheville 7- 0 W 16 at Campbell 1- 6 L 17 East Carolina 0- 5 L 17 Memphis 2- 5 L 23 Presbyterian 3- 4 L3/ 12 Liberty 6- 0 W 14 Chattanooga* 3- 4 L 16 Western Michigan 0- 7 L 17 Denison 4- 3 W 22 Western Carolina* 5- 2 W 25 College of Charleston* 0- 7 L 27 vs. Winthrop 4- 3 W 31 vs. Furman* 0- 6 L4/ 5 at UNC Greensboro* 2- 5 L 7 Georgia Southern* 5- 2 W 9 at Wofford* 5- 2 W 14 at Virginia Tech 1- 6 L 16 at Appalachian State* 3- 4 L 17 at ETSU* 2- 5 L

Southern Conference Tournament 18 vs. Western Carolina 6- 0 W 20 vs. College of Charleston 0- 4 L



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200218-7; 6-3 socon

2 / 7 UNC Asheville 7- 0 W 9 Liberty 7- 0 W 13 High Point 7- 0 W 16 UNC Wilmington 5- 2 W 22 at Georgetown 7- 0 W 23 at George Washington 5- 2 W 24 at American 4- 3 W 27 East Carolina 5- 2 W3 / 4 Richmond 3- 4 L 5 Duquesne 7- 0 W 15 Campbell 4- 3 W 22 at Winthrop 2- 5 L 24 Wofford* 3- 4 L 27 at Furman* 0- 7 L 29 ETSU* 7- 0 W4 / 2 at Chattanooga* 5- 2 W 4 UNC Greensboro* 5- 2 W 5 at Western Carolina* 6- 1 W 6 Coastal Carolina 1- 6 L 9 Appalachian State* 7- 0 W 13 at Georgia Southern* 6- 1 W 14 at Coll. of Charleston* 2- 5 L 16 at Charlotte 7- 0 W

Southern Conference Tournament 18 vs. Wofford 4- 1 W 19 vs. Furman 0- 4 L



200313-6; 5-3 socon

2 / 8 Belmont-Abbey 7- 0 W 8 Queens University 7- 0 W 15 Liberty 7- 0 W 27 East Carolina 6- 1 W3/ 2 at Armstrong Atlantic 2- 7 L 6 Richmond 3- 4 L 12 UT-Chattanooga* 3- 4 L 18 Elon* 7- 0 W 23 Charlotte 4- 3 W 25 East Tennessee State* 6- 1 W 29 at Furman* 0- 7 L4/ 2 Appalachian State* 5- 2 W 5 College of Charleston* 1- 6 L 6 Georgia Southern* 6- 1 W 11 at Wofford* 5- 2 W 13 at Western Carolina* 7- 0 W

Southern Conference Tournament 17 vs. Wofford 4- 3 W 18 vs. Furman 4- 1 W 19 vs. College of Charleston 1- 4 L



2004 17-10; 8-2 socon

1 / 24 Liberty 7- 0 W 24 Gardner Webb 7- 0 W 28 at South Carolina 0- 7 L2 / 8 N.C. State 3- 4 L 13 Armstrong Atlantic 1- 6 L 14 Queens 7- 0 W3 / 1 at Pacific 2- 5 L 2 at San Francisco State 9- 0 W 3 at Santa Clara 3- 4 L 4 at St. Mary's College 6- 1 W 5 at San Francisco 5- 2 W 17 South Carolina State 6- 1 W 20 at Georgia Southern* 6- 1 W 21 at Coll. of Charleston* 2- 5 L 26 Chattanooga* 4- 3 W 27 at ETSU* 6- 1 W 28 Appalachian State* 7- 0 W 30 at Elon* 7- 0 W 31 Western Carolina* 7- 0 W4 / 3 at Charlotte 2- 4 L 6 UNC Greensboro* 6- 1 W 15 Wofford* 6- 1 W 17 Furman* 0- 7 L

Southern Conference Tournament 23 vs. ETSU 4- 2 W 24 vs. College of Charleston 3- 4 L


*Denotes Southern Conference match 1Southern Conference Tournament

2005 20-6; 8-2 socon

1 / 15 at North Carolina 1- 6 L 22 Gardner Webb 7- 0 W2/ 12 Liberty 7- 0 W 12 Queens 7- 0 W 17 at N.C. State 1- 6 L 22 East Carolina 6- 1 W 28 at Central Florida 3- 4 L3 / 1 Valparaiso 7- 0 W 1 at Stetson 5- 2 W 2 at Jacksonville 4- 3 W 8 Elon* 7- 0 W 12 at Chattanooga* 7- 0 W 13 at Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 18 ETSU* 6- 1 W 19 Western Michigan 6- 1 W 22 Charlotte 7- 0 W 25 Georgia Southern* 7- 0 W 31 Appalachian State* 7- 0 W4 / 2 Campbell 7- 0 W 3 College of Charleston* 3- 4 L 6 at UNC Greensboro* 7- 0 W 16 at Furman* 3- 4 L 17 at Wofford* 7- 0 W

Southern Conference Tournament 22 vs. Wofford 4- 0 W 23 vs. College of Charleston 4- 2 W 24 vs. Furman 0- 4 L



200618-9; 9-1 socon

1 / 14 at North Carolina 0- 7 L 26 Winthrop 4- 3 W 29 at South Carolina 0- 7 L 2 / 4 Gardner-Webb 7- 0 W 4 South Carolina S. 5- 2 W 12 at Virginia Tech 0- 7 L 18 Liberty 6- 1 W 21 Queens 7- 0 W 3 / 2 vs. Armstrong Atlantic 0- 7 L 3 Charleston Southern 6- 1 W 12 at Georgia Southern* 6- 1 W 15 Northern Colorado 7- 0 W 17 East Carolina 6- 1 W 18 Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 22 at Charlotte 3- 4 L 25 Chattanooga* 5- 2 W 26 at Coll. of Charleston* 6- 1 W 27 Boston University 2- 5 L 4 / 1 at ETSU 2- 5 L 2 at Appalachian State* 6- 1 W 5 at Elon* 6- 1 W 6 UNC Greensboro* 7- 0 W 11 Wofford* 6- 1 W 14 Furman* 2- 5 L

Southern Conference Tournament 21 vs. Georgia Southern 4- 0 W 22 at Coll. of Charleston 4- 1 W 23 vs. Furman 1- 4 L



200718-7; 7-2 socon

1 / 24 Winthrop 4- 3 W 27 Gardner-Webb 7- 0 W 27 South Carolina State 5- 2 W 2 / 3 vs. Virginia 0- 7 L 4 at Marshall 2- 5 L 10 Queens 5- 0 W 10 Radford 7- 0 W 11 at South Carolina 0- 7 L 15 East Carolina 7- 0 W 17 Dartmouth 6- 1 W 18 at Virginia Tech 1- 6 L 27 Hampton 7- 0 W 3 / 13 Elon* 6- 1 W 14 Portland 5- 2 W 17 at Chattanooga* 6- 1 W 18 at Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 24 Georgia Southern* 6- 1 W 27 Charlotte 5- 2 W 31 Appalachian State* 7- 0 W 4 / 1 College of Charleston* 3- 4 L 4 at UNC Greensboro* 5- 2 W 14 at Furman* 0- 7 L 15 at Wofford* 6- 0 W

Southern Conference Tournament 20 vs. Georgia Southern 4- 0 W 21 at Coll. of Charleston 2- 4 L



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DAVIDSON WILDCATS

2008 19-6; 7-2 socon

1 / 24 Winthrop 5- 2 W 25 at #40 N.C. State 0- 7 L

26 Gardner-Webb 7- 0 W 31 USC Upstate 7- 0 W 2 / 9 Wingate 7- 0 W 9 Queens 7- 0 W 16 at #63 Virginia Tech 0- 7 L 17 vs. Radford 7- 0 W 23 Chattanooga * 7- 0 W 3 / 2 at Flagler College 7- 0 W 3 at Jacksonville 3- 4 L 15 at Appalachian State * 7- 0 W 16 Western Carolina * 7- 0 W 21 at #73 East Carolina 4- 3 W 29 at Georgia Southern * 6- 1 W 30 College of Charleston 3- 4 L 4 / 2 at Elon 5- 2 W 3 UNC Greensboro * 6- 1 W 5 Boston University * 4- 3 W 8 at Charlotte 7- 0 W 11 Wofford* 6- 1 W 12 #66 Furman* 0- 7 L

Southern Conference Tournament 21 vs. Wofford 4- 0 W 22 at College of Charleston 4- 2 W 23 vs. Furman 0- 4 L



2009 12-12; 6-4 socon

1 / 21 Winthrop 1- 6 L2 / 2 South Carolina State 6- 1 W

7 Wingate 7- 0 W 7 Liberty 5- 2 W 14 at #41 Virginia Tech 0- 7 L 19 at #11 UNC 0- 7 L 27 East Carolina 5- 2 W3 / 1 at North Florida 0- 7 L 2 at Jacksonville 3- 4 L 14 at Georgia Southern* 2- 5 L 15 at Coll. of Charleston* 3- 4 L 21 at Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 23 Brown 1- 6 L 25 Wofford* 6- 1 W 27 Cal State Bakersfield 7- 0 W 28 at Chattanooga* 4- 3 W 29 at Samford 4- 3 W 4 / 1 UNC Greensboro* 2- 5 L 3 Charlotte 3- 4 L 7 Appalachian State* 7- 0 W 10 Elon* 6- 1 W 18 Furman* 1 -6 L

Southern Conference Tournament 24 vs. Georgia Southern 1 4- 1 W 25 vs. Furman 1 1- 4 L


*Denotes Southern Conference match 1 Elon, N.C. (Elon Hosts)

201015-8; 7-3 socon

2 / 1 South Carolina State 4- 3 W 6 Wingate 7- 0 W 6 North Carolina A&T 7- 0 W 13 Gardner-Webb 4- 3 W 19 vs. Radford 1 6- 1 W 20 at #61 Virginia Tech 3- 4 L 26 East Tennessee State 1- 6 L3 / 6 vs. Case Western 2 5- 2 W 7 vs. Richmond 2 5- 2 W 11 #65 Winthrop 2- 5 L 13 Samford* 1- 6 L 14 Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 20 #58 Coll. of Charleston* 2- 5 L 27 Georgia Southern* 6- 1 W 30 at UNCG* 4- 3 W4 / 1 at Charlotte 4- 3 W 6 at Elon* 4- 3 W 10 at East Carolina 3- 4 L 11 at Appalachian State* 5- 2 W 14 at Wofford* 6- 1 W 16 Chattanooga* 6- 1 W 17 at Furman* 1- 6 L

Southern Conference Tournament 24 vs. Coll. of Charleston 3 0- 4 L


*Denotes Southern Conference match1 at Virginia Tech (Blacksburg, Va.)

2 Charleston, S.C.3 Charleston, S.C. (CofC Hosts)

20115-20; 1-9 socon

1 / 22 North Carolina A&T 7- 0 W 22 Gardner-Webb 3- 4 L 29 Radford 5- 2 W 29 UNC Asheville 4- 3 W2/ 1 East Carolina 1- 6 L 3 Liberty 0- 7 L 9 #66 Winthrop 0- 7 L 12 at Brown 1- 6 L 13 at Boston 0- 7 L 18 USC-Upstate 7- 0 W 20 at #72 Virginia Tech 0- 7 L3 / 12 Georgia Southern* 0- 7 L 12 Evansville 0- 7 L 13 at Western Carolina* 3- 4 L 18 Richmond 1- 6 L 25 Appalachian State* 2- 5 L 26 College of Charleston* 0- 7 L 30 Charlotte 0- 4 L4 / 6 at Elon* 1- 6 L 9 at Samford* 0- 7 L 10 at Chattanooga* 3- 4 L 12 Wofford* 4- 3 W 16 Furman* 1- 6 L 18 at UNCG* 0- 7 L

Southern Conference Tournament 20 vs. Elon 1 1- 4 L


*Denotes Southern Conference match1 Chattanooga, Tenn. (UTC Hosts)

20125-19; 2-8 socon

1 / 21 #34 N.C. State 0- 5 L 21 vs. #67 Winthrop 1 0- 5 L 28 at UNC Asheville 3- 4 L2/ 4 Gardner-Webb 5- 2 W 4 N.C. A&T 6- 1 W 11 at # 61 Virginia Tech 0- 7 L 17 USC Upstate 5- 2 W 18 Campbell 1- 6 L 24 Richmond 2- 4 L3 / 11 Elon* 0- 7 L 16 Western Michigan 2- 5 L 17 vs. Boston 2 0- 4 L 21 UNCG* 1- 6 L 24 at East Carolina 0- 4 L 27 at Charlotte 1- 6 L 31 at Georgia Southern* 2- 4 L4 / 1 at #60 Col. of Charleston* 0- 7 L 3 at Appalachian State* 0- 5 L 4 Western Carolina* 6- 1 W 6 Samford* 1- 6 L 7 Chattanooga* 1- 6 L 11 at Wofford* 5- 2 W 14 at Furman* 0- 7 L

Southern Conference Tournament 19 vs. Ga. Southern 3 1- 4 L


*Denotes Southern Conference match1 Raleigh, N.C.

2 Charleston, S.C.3 Charleston, S.C. (CofC Hosts)

20139-12; 2-8 socon

1 / 20 at Virginia Tech 0- 7 L 27 UNC Asheville 4- 3 W2/ 8 Radford 6- 1 W 9 Gardner-Webb 4- 3 W 15 USC Upstate 3- 4 L 22 Belmont Abbey 7- 0 W 23 Wingate 7- 0 W 23 Brevard College 5- 1 W3 / 14 No. 72 East Carolina 4- 3 W 16 Georgia Southern* 1- 6 L 20 at Elon* 0- 7 L 23 College of Charleston* 0- 7 L 24 at No. 65 UNCG* 1- 6 L 29 at Samford* 2- 5 L 30 at Chattanooga* 0- 7 L4 / 2 Wofford* 4- 3 W 5 Appalachian State* 2- 5 L 6 at Western Carolina* 7- 0 W 12 Charlotte 3- 4 L 13 Furman* 0- 7 L

Southern Conference Tournament 18 vs. Samford 1 1- 4 L


*Denotes Southern Conference match1 Burlington, N.C. (Elon Hosts)

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YEAR BY YEAR (SINCE 1978


YEAR-bY-YEARYear Overall SoCon2013 9-12 2-82012 5-19 2-82011 5-20 1-92010 15-8 7-32009 12-12 6-42008 19-6 7-22007 18-7 7-22006 18-9 9-12005 20-6 8-22004 17-10 8-22003 13-6 5-32002 18-7 6-32001 8-13 3-62000 7-14 3-71999 8-9 5-51998 12-11 5-31997 11-10 4-31996 12-8 5-21995 5-13 3-41994 13-6 6-11993 9-4 5-21992* 15-5 5-11991*# 19-91990 13-161989 17-141988 13-121987 14-5 1986 13-91985 21-51984 17-61983 19-51982 15-61981 16-21980 12-41979 12-51978 9-81977 11-41976 11-41975 9-31974 8-5 0-0 518-337 112-81

* Competed in Big South 1991-92# Won Big South

Independent in 1989-90

1985 Team, NCAA Divison III National Runner-Up

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WILDCAT HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

DAVIDSON WILDCATS

Emily J. Knobloch, Class of 1992-93

Emmy Knobloch ‘82 was one of Davidson's greatest tennis players ever and Davidson's first femaleAll-American in any sport. She was named first team Association of Intercollegiate Athletics forWomen All-American in 1982 when she finished fourth nationally. She had a four-year record of 86-19for the Wildcats and led them to AIAW Division II state championships in 1979, 1981 and 1982. Shewas recipient of the Rebecca Stimson Award as Davidson's most outstanding athlete in 1982. She wascaptain of the 1982 women's tennis team. Emmy was an economics major from Atlanta and wasnamed to Who's Who Among American College Students.

Rebecca E. Stimson, Class of 1995-96

Stimson ‘77 compiled an impressive record in the early years of women's athletics at Davidson. Stimson lettered four years in ten-nis and was named the team's most valuable player in 1977. In addition she earned three letters in basketball and played one seasonin field hockey. In 1977 she received Davidson's first ever award as the Wildcats most valuable Female athlete. That award is nownamed in her honor. After graduating from Davidson in 1977 Stimson received her Ph.D. in Chemistry at Northwestern University.Since 1981 she has been at Dupont and is presently Business Manager and Engineering Polymers.

Dana Casner Sterling, Class of 2009-10

Casner Sterling ‘99 left her mark on the Wildcat women's tennis team during her career,starting with the program's first Southern Conference Freshman of the Year honor in 1996. Afour-year letter winner and Davidson's No. 1 singles player all four years, Casner Sterlingearned first-team all-conference honors all four seasons. She recorded a 46-33 singles mark andtallied another 32 wins in doubles play at the No. 1 position. Casner Sterling led the Wildcatsto winning records in three of her four seasons, with the ‘Cats hitting the 12-win mark twice. Inaddition, Davidson also posted winning conference records in all four seasons and in 1998, ad-vanced to the semifinals of the SoCon Tournament.

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HONORS & AWARDS


all-socon singlesJennifer Beahm 1st team 1993Dana Casner 1st team 1996Dana Casner 1st team 1997Dana Casner 1st team 1998Dana Casner 1st team 1999Kelly Fillnow 1st team 2002Meggie Patterson 2nd team 2002Kelly Fillnow 2nd team 2003Meggie Patterson 2nd team 2003Kelly Fillnow 1st team 2004Meggie Patterson 2nd team 2004Kate Levitt 2nd team 2004Katherine Hatch 2nd team 2004Kelly Fillnow 1st team 2005Meghan Fillnow 2nd team 2005Kelsey Linville 2nd team 2005Kelsey Linville 1st team 2006Lora Dushanova 2nd team 2006Kelsey Linville 1st team 2007Kelsey Linville 1st team 2008Virginia Berry 2nd team 2008Virginia Berry 1st team 2009Michele Fanney 2nd team 2009Virginia Berry 1st team 2010Brites Moniz-Soares 2nd team 2012Elaina Cummer All-Freshman 2013

socon fresh. of year1996 Dana Casner2004 Kelsey Linville

all-socon douBlesTasha Ruth &Barbara Grooms 1st team 1993Kimberly Nance &Cyndi Hess 1st team 1994Kelly Fillnow &Meghan Fillnow 2nd team 2002Kelly Fillnow &Meghan Fillnow 2nd team 2003Kelly Fillnow &Meghan Fillnow 1st team 2004Kelly Fillnow &Meghan Fillnow 2nd team 2005Meggie Patterson &Kelsey Linville 2nd team 2005Kelsey Linville &Kim Whelan 1st team 2006

socon sPorTsmanshiPaWard

1995 Ashley Maner1997 Ashley Maner

1998 Amber Bradford 2004 Meggie Patterson 2008 Meredith Skeeters 2009 Virginia Berry 2010 Virginia Berry

socon coach of The yearaWard

1994 Caroline Price 1996 Caroline Price 2002 Caroline Price

chamPionshiPs1984 NCAA Division III

1985 NCAA D-III Runner-Up

Hall Famer Dana Casner was an All-SoCon performerduring her four-year career. She was a first-team all-league and won SoCon Freshman of the Year in 1996.

Meredith Skeeters was a Southern Conference Sports-manship Award winner in 2008.

Kelsey Linville finished with a 75-30 mark in singlesplay, including 30-7 in league matches on her way tobeing named to the All-SoCon First Team three of her

four years at Davidson.

Kimberly Nance teamedwith Cyndi Hess in 1994to earn All-SoCon First

Team honors in doubles.

Virginia Berry was athree-time All-SoConsingles player duringher four-year career.

Amber Bradford is one of five Wildcats to earn theSoCon Sportsmanship Award, which she took home

in 1998.

Kelly and Meghan Fillnow were one of the besttandems during their time at Davidson. The duo

teamed up in doubles play to earn either first- or sec-ond-team honors all four years. They were just asgood in singles action, as Kelly was named to the

first-team all-league in singles twice as well as twicemaking the second team, while Meghan earned a spot

on the All-SoCon Second Team in 2005.

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR / PRESIDENT

DAVIDSON WILDCATS

Jim murPhy

direcTor of aThleTics

carol Quillen

PresidenT

Jim Murphy was introduced as Davidson Col-lege’s Director of Athletics in November of 1995, re-turning to his alma mater to lead the Wildcats on theeve of their 100th anniversary of intercollegiate ath-letics and into the next century.

Prior to his appointment at Davidson, Murphy,53, spent 10 years as executive associate athletic di-rector and chief financial officer for the Georgia TechAthletic Association.

Murphy, an Atlanta native, played football andbaseball during his freshman year at Davidson. Hisexperience has been invaluable as he guides a pro-

gram which is unique in its desire for excellence in both athletics and academ-ics and has one of the smallest enrollments among NCAA Division I schools.

Reflecting his support of academics, Davidson’s NCAA graduation rateof 91 percent was the highest in Division I in 2001-02, second in 2002-03 witha rate of 97 percent and continues to be above 90 percent each year.

“I firmly believe Davidson repre-sents the ideal in college athletics andthink the success of Davidson’s stu-dents, both in competition and aftergraduation proves that,” said Murphy.“It’s true that Davidson needs intercol-legiate athletics, but intercollegiate ath-letics need Davidson even more.”

Since Murphy’s return to Davidson,the Wildcats have pursued severalmajor capital projects, including the cre-ation of the highly-innovative $10 mil-lion Davidson Scholars Program, andmajor improvements have been com-pleted in Belk Arena and at Smith Fieldat Richardson Stadium.

The last five years have seen the con-struction of the Belk Artificial SurfaceField for field hockey, the new AlumniStadium for soccer, Wilson BaseballPark and batting cages and the footballstadium expansion project, which in-cluded a state-of-the-art weight room, anew press box and additional perma-nent seating.

Murphy, the 2004 NACDA DivisionI-AA/I-AAA Southeast Region Athletic Director of the Year, served two termson the prestigious NCAA Division I Management Council, a policy-makingbody within the NCAA governance structure. He chaired the Division I-AAGovernance Committee and formerly served on the NCAA Division I Busi-ness and Finance Cabinet, the Division I Governance Committee and the Di-vision I Finance Committee. From 2002-04, Murphy chaired the AthleticDirectors Association of the Southern Conference. He was part of Charlotte’ssuccessful bid to host the NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championships in1999 and 2000 and also served as Tournament Director of the first and sec-ond-round games of the 2005 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship inCharlotte.

Murphy is a past member of the Division I Football Issues Committee andPast-President of the Football Championship Subdivision Athletic DirectorsAssociation. He was also a member of the NCAA Task Force on Recruiting,an 18-member panel charged with changing the culture of recruiting in inter-collegiate athletics, and currently serves on the NCAA’s Fiscal ResponsibilityOversight Group.

A licensed Certified Public Accountant and 1978 graduate of Davidsonwith a degree in economics, he earned a Master of Science degree in manage-ment from Georgia Tech in 1979. He worked from 1979-85 as an audit managerwith the international public accounting firm of KPMG Peat Marwick in At-lanta with responsibility for financial statement audits of public and privatecompanies with up to $1 billion in assets.

Murphy has been active in the community since his return to Davidson.He is involved with Social Venture Partners - Charlotte, chairs the Board ofManagers of the Lake Norman YMCA, the Board of Directors of the CharlotteRegional Sports Commission, served three years on the Board of the CharlotteCouncil for Children and three years on the Board of Directors of the Town ofDavidson Youth Baseball League.

Murphy is married to Dr. Susan Roberts, a political science professor atDavidson, and his 24-year-old son, Matt, is a graduate of the University ofNorth Carolina and works in advertising in Chapel Hill, N.C.

Murphy and Michele Savage make a pres-entation to Davidson’s all-time leading

scorer for women’s basketball Sophia Alek-sandravicius, who set seven all-time

records during her career.

Carol Quillen, who was previouslythe vice president for international andinterdisciplinary initiatives at Rice Uni-versity, became the 18th president ofDavidson College on August 1, 2011.

Quillen has had a long and distin-guished career at Rice. She joined thefaculty as an assistant professor of his-

tory in 1990, and she earned promotion to associate professor in 1996.From 2004 to 2008, she served as the first director of Rice's Boniuk Cen-ter for the Study and Advancement of Religious Tolerance, leading de-velopment of the center's new mission and shaping an agenda thathelped distinguish the center from other organizations.

From 2006 to 2010, Quillen served as Rice's vice provost for aca-demic affairs, focusing particularly on developing initiatives that crossacademic schools, faculty diversity and faculty development, and re-source development. During this time, she worked with faculty to de-velop and secure funding for a new Center for Asian Studies and anew Institute for Urban Research. She co-chaired the president's diver-sity task force, and instituted mentoring programs for junior faculty.

As vice president for international and interdisciplinary initiatives,Quillen was responsible for developing and implementing Rice's over-all global strategy, which includes research partnerships, recruitingstrategies, curricular revision and international opportunities for stu-dents. She also facilitates implementation of university-wide initia-tives, including the Institute for Urban Research, Rice 360 (a globalhealth effort), and collaborations with Baylor and other institutionswithin the Texas Medical Center.

James W. Crownover, chair of Rice University's Board of Trustees,said, "It's an honor for Rice that one of ours has been chosen to lead aplace as respected as Davidson. She will work hard, and she will suc-ceed there."

Quillen grew up in New Castle, Del., a small town where she says"it was second nature to support the community and look out for otherpeople." A Presbyterian, she attended Quaker schools from pre-kinder-garten through high school. She earned a B.A. degree in American his-tory from the University of Chicago, graduating Phi Beta Kappa withspecial and general honors, then received a Ph.D. degree in Europeanhistory from Princeton. A humanist whose academic interests includeearly modern European history, European intellectual history and gen-der studies, Quillenhas written twobooks on Petrarch,as well as a numberof scholarly articles,reviews and papers.She has received anumber of teachingawards during hertenure at Rice.

Quillen's daugh-ter, Caitlin, will be afirst-year student atthe University ofNorth Carolina nextfall. Quillen's hus-band, KenKennedy-a com-puter pioneer who founded the computer science program at Rice—died of pancreatic cancer in 2007. "His greatest gift to me, and to theRice community, was in living the life he would have chosen," Quillensaid. "That's something I think about in a very profound way everyday."

At Davidson, Quillen succeeds Tom Ross '72, who announced inAugust 2010 that he would step down to become president of the Uni-versity of North Carolina system in January 2011.

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MEDIA INFORMATION


Davidson sports information staff wel-comes your coverage of the 2012-13women’s tennis. If you plan to cover agame at Davidson or visit the campus forstories please contact women’s tennis SIDGavin McFarlin for special requests or in-formation not contained here.

Davidson College Sports InformationOffice is located on the lower level of theBaker Sports Complex at the west end ofthe basketball court.

Sports InformationGavin McFarlin is entering his ninth

year in Davidson’s sports information of-fice for the 2013-14 season. He serves as theprimary contact for women’s soccer,women's basketball, men’s and women’stennis and lacrosse, and he has also cov-ered volleyball and men’s crosscountry/track and field while at Davidson.McFarlin also manages the athletic depart-ment's photography needs.

Prior to coming to Davidson, he spenttwo years at University of the Pacific inStockton, Calif., working in the media rela-tions office as a graduate assistant, 2003-05.He covered the men’s and women’s swim-ming teams along with the men’s andwomen’s water polo teams. In addition, heassisted in helping with game-day man-agement, reporting, writing releases,broadcasting and other duties for bothmen’s and women’s basketball teams, thebaseball and softball teams, and bothmen’s and women’s volleyball teams.

While at Pacific, McFarlin received amaster’s degree in mass communication inMay of 2005. McFarlin has also worked inthe Ashland University and North FloridaSID offices during his time in the sports in-formation field.

A native of Ashland, Ohio, McFarlin at-tended Ashland University in his home-town, graduating with a degree in sportscommunication and a minor in electronicmedia production, radio/television in Mayof 2002. During his time at AU, he was thesports director for the campus radio stationfor two years while being one of the Ea-gles’ main sports play-by-play broadcast-ers for the station. He also was a three-yearsport anchor/broadcaster for the campustelevision station.

Upon graduation, McFarlin spent timetime in Jacksonville, Fla., working for FoxSports Radio.

McFarlin resides in Davidson.

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Office Phone:704-894-2123

E-Mail: [email protected]

Assistant SID/W. Tennis Contact:

Gavin McFarlinOffice Phone:704-894-2635

E-Mail: [email protected]

Assistant SID:Mark Brumbaugh

Office Phone:704-894-2931

E-Mail:mabrumbaugh@

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Player InterviewsExcept for postgame, interviews withDavidson players must be arrangedthrough the SID Office.

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Documents

2014 Davidson W. Tennis Record Book