2015 NCAC Tennis Guide

2014-15 NCAC Tennis GuideAllegheny � Denison � DePauw � Kenyon � OberlinOhio Wesleyan � Wabash � Wittenberg � Wooster

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE1

President .................................Dr. Grant H. Cornwell, President The College of Wooster

Vice President ................................................Marvin Krislov, JD Oberlin College

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

E-Mail .................................................... [email protected]

Web Site ...................................................www.northcoast.org

PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR.Allegheny College

PRESIDENT ADAM S. WEINBERGDenison University

PRESIDENT BRIAN W. CASEYDePauw University

PRESIDENT LORI VARLOTTAHiram College

PRESIDENT SEAN M. DECATURKenyon College

PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOVOberlin College

PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONESOhio Wesleyan University

PRESIDENT GREGORY D. HESSWabash College

2014-15 NCAC Presidents’ CouncilPRESIDENT LAURIE M. JOYNER

Wittenberg University

PRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELLThe College of Wooster

EARL KISSELLHiram College

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

PETER SMITHKenyon College

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

BARBARA MACLEODOhio Wesleyan University

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

BRENDA MEESEThe College of Wooster

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKIExecutive Director

Affiliation .........................................................NCAA Division III

Founded ............................................................ February, 1983

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

IntercollegiateOfficiatingAssociation .................. 440/871-8100

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

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

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

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

Field Hockey..........................................................Candis Parry

Football......................................................................Andy Pfaff

Women’s Lacrosse ................................................ Chip Rogers

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

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

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

2014-15 NCAC DIRECTORY

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www.northcoast.org


quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experi-ence of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic com-mitment has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the con-ference.

Fifty-nine teams from all 23 North Coast sports and nine of the 10 members competed in the NCAA post-season during the 2013-14 academic year. The NCAC added another NCAA Division III swimming cham-pionship as Kenyon claimed the men’s title for the 33rd time in program history. Conference members have accumulated 67 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983.

In the 2013-14 academic year, 223 All-America or Capital One/CoSIDAAcademicAll-Americacertificatesweredistrib-uted to student-athletes from North Coast schools.

The NCAC’s commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country.

The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist,butthattheycanflourish.TheNCACcontinuesasapace-setter in the 21st century.

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

Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excel-lence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The Col-legeofWooster,alongwithaffiliatememberEarlhamCollege— the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need notbesacrificedinordertomeetrigidacademicstandards.

Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been grantedchapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 280 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored.

A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The 12 women’s

sports are among the most offered by any Divi-sion III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s ath-letics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart.

The goals of the confer-ence express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic Cody Buresh, Wabash

Molly Chapman, Denison



KENYON SELECTED AS THE PRESEASON FAVORITE FOR 2015 NORTH COAST MEN’S TENNIS SEASON

North Coast Athletic Conference men’s tennis coaches have once again unanimously selected Kenyon as the preseason favorite for the league title based on balloting by the conference coaches.

Kenyonwastabbedtheunanimousfavoriteaftercollectingallninefirst-placevotescastbyleaguecoachesfor81totalpoints.DePauw,whichhasfinishedastheconferencerunner-upin2013and2014,finishedsecondinthepollbehindKenyonwith72 points. Denison checked in at third with 61 points, followed by Oberlin (51), Allegheny (43), Wabash (33), Ohio Wesleyan (27), Wooster (19) and Wittenberg (18).

The Lords, who have won eight-straight NCAC championships and 17 all-time, will be led by a strong senior class this spring, highlighted by the 2014 NCAC Men’s Player of the Year, Wade Heerboth (Tucson, AZ/Foothill).Heerbothfinishedthe2014campaignwithanoverallsinglesrecordof20-6,whichincludeda12-4markatthetopflight.Hewasalsosuccessfulindoubles competition, where he compiled an overall 20-5 record pairing with two different teammates between the second and thirdflights.SeniorTim Rosensteel (East Windsor, NJ/Peddie) earned a pair of All-NCAC citations last spring, collecting second-team singles honors with an overall record of 16-11, and landing on the second team in doubles competition after postinga14-12recordinthetopflightwithjuniorSam Geier (Carmel, IN/Park Tudor). Geier will also complement Heerboth insinglescompetitionthisspringafterhewasanAll-NCAC,first-teamselectionwithanoverallrecordof24-11inthesecondand third positions. Six-time NCAC Coach of the Year award winner Scott Thielke will return for his 20th season with the Lords. In 19 seasons at the helm of the KC men’s tennis program, Thielke owns a career record of 325-107 and has guided the Lords to 14 NCAA Tournament appearances, including an active streak of 13-straight years (2002-14).

1. Kenyon (9).......................................................812. DePauw...........................................................723. Denison ...........................................................614. Oberlin.............................................................515. Allegheny ........................................................436. Wabash ...........................................................337. Ohio Wesleyan ................................................278. Wooster ...........................................................199. Wittenberg .......................................................18

First-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points:

2015 NCAC Preseason Men’s Tennis Poll



DEPAUW SELECTED AS THE PRESEASON FAVORITE FOR 31ST NORTH COAST WOMEN’S TENNIS SEASON

North Coast Athletic Conference women’s tennis coaches have predicted that DePauw will hoist the conference championship trophy for the fourth year in a row this spring following preseason balloting by the league coaches.

TheTigerswereselectedtofinishfirstinthepreseasonpollaftercollectingsevenofthepossibleeightfirst-placevotescastand63totalpoints.Denison,winnersof11conferencechampionshipsall-time,collectedthefinalfirst-placevoteandfinishedsecond with 57 points. Kenyon and Oberlin tied for third in the poll with 44 points each, while Allegheny rounded out the top-fiveinfifthwith28points.RoundingoutplacessixththrougheightwasOhioWesleyan(25),Wooster(19)andWittenberg(8).

DePauw, which has made 10-straight team appearances in the NCAA Tournament, is once again loaded with talent this spring as the Tigers return four All-NCAC performers from a year ago. Senior Maggie MacPhail (Indianapolis, IN/Park Tudor) headlinesthelistofreturnersasathree-time,All-NCAC,first-teamselection.Shefinishedthe2014seasonwithaan overall singles record of 14-14, including a mark of 7-11 in the No. 1 position. Classmate Claire Marshall (Marietta, GA/George Walton)alsoearnedfirst-teamlaurelslastspringafterpostingasinglesrecordof20-7,whichincludeda4-1markatthetopflightanda10-5markinthesecondposition.MacPhailandMarshallalsoearnedAll-NCACrecognitionindoublescompetitionlastyear.MacPhailboasteda29-8doublesrecord,includingamarkof11-5inthetopflight,whileMarshallcombined for an overall doubles record of 25-8. The Tigers will also look for production this spring from the junior duo of Carolyn Huerth (Fontana, WI/Prairie Ridge) and Taylor Mahr (Manhattan Beach, CA/Mira Costa) after they were both All-NCAC, second-team selections in 2014. Scott Riggle once again returns to the sidelines for his 15th season at the helm of the DPU women’s tennis program. In 14 total season’s in Greencastle, Riggle has compiled an overall women’s record of 252-100.

1. DePauw (7) .....................................................632. Denison (1)......................................................573. Kenyon ............................................................44 Oberlin.............................................................445. Allegheny ........................................................286. Ohio Wesleyan ................................................257. Wooster ...........................................................198. Wittenberg .........................................................8

First-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points:

2015 NCAC Preseason Women’s Tennis Poll


September 6 GROVE CITY 8:30 AM6 CARNEGIE MELLON 1:00 PM13 WALSH 12:00 PM17 MERCYHURST 4:30 PM20-21 at Oberlin Invitational23 JOHN CARROLL 5:00 PMFebruary 28 at Case TBAMarch 15-20 Spring Break Trip (Hilton Head, SC)27 WASH. & JEFF. 5:30 PM28 WITTENBERG 10:00 AM29 OHIO WESLEYAN 2:00 PMApril7 DAEMON 5:30 PM9 at Grove City 3:30 PM11 at Denison 2:00 PM12 at Kenyon^ 10:00 AM17 at Wooster^ 4:00 PM18 at Oberlin^ 10:00 AM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC East MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

Location .......................................Meadville, Pennsylvania Founded .................................................................... 1815Nickname.................................................................GatorsColors ............................................................. Blue & GoldEnrollment ................................................................ 2,100President ..................................... Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr.Athletic Director............................................. Portia HoegOffice phone ..............................................(814) 332-3350Head Coach ................................................. Jared LuteranOffice phone ..............................................(814) 332-2809SID.....................................................................Jim BergerEmail ............................................. [email protected] phone ..............................................(814) 332-5952Fax .............................................................(814) 337-1217Head Trainer ...............................................Jamie PlunkettOffice phone ..............................................(814) 332-2817

Alma Mater ...................West Virginia Wesleyan, 1998Years at ALL ...................................................11 Years2014 Men’s Overall Record ..................................15-72014 Men’s NCAC Finish ................................. Fourth2014 Women’s Overall Record ............................12-82014 Women’s NCAC Finish .............................T-Fifth

Head Coach Jared Luteran

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

2014-15 Men’s Schedule

Name Yr. HometownDaniel Conroy Sr. Littleton, COSamarth Gopal Jr. Clovis, CAAlexander Hurtuk Sr. Chagrin Falls, OHNiall Kneerim Fr. Guilford, CTAndreas Landgrebe Jr. Scarsdale, NYThomas Manning Jr. Ithaca, NYJai Redkar Fr. Clark’s Summit, PASam Stephenson Sr. Portland, ORTyler Triolo Jr. Collegeville, PA

Quick Facts

2014-15 Men’s Roster

September 6 GROVE CITY 8:30 AM6 BALDWIN WALLACE 1:00 PM12-14 at Oberlin Invitational 17 MERCYHURST 4:30 PM19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)23 JOHN CARROLL 5:00 PMFebruary 7 at Case TBA22 vs. Westminster (PA) 2:00 PM (Erie, PA)March 15-20 Spring Break Trip (Hilton Head, SC)27 WASH. & JEFF. 5:30 PM28 WITTENBERG 10:00 AMApril9 at Grove City 3:30 PM11 at Denison 2:00 PM12 at Kenyon^ 10:00 AM17 at Wooster^ 4:00 PM18 at Oberlin^ 10:00 AM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC East MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

2014-15 Women’s Schedule

Name Yr. HometownAndrea Brush Jr. Loveland, COAlissa Hill Fr. Cranberry Twp., PASun Mo Koo Jr. Burbank, CAAbby Lange Jr. Broadview Hts., OHKirstie Oravec Jr. Brunswick, OHMikaela Pope Jr. Austin, TXSloane Prince Jr. Parkersburg, WVMichaela Thompson So. Kula, HIAbbey Turner Jr. Renfrew PAStephanie Vail Fr. East Aurora, NY

2014-15 Women’s Roster


DENISON UNIVERSITY

Location .......................................................Granville, Ohio Founded .....................................................................1831Nickname............................................................... Big RedColors ............................................................. Red & WhiteEnrollment .............................................................. 2,1000President ........................................Dr. Adam S. WeinbergAthletic Director................................Nan Carney-DeBordOffice phone ..............................................(740) 587-6428Head Coach ...................................................Peter BurlingOffice phone ..............................................(740) 587-6689SID....................................................................Craig HicksEmail ................................................. [email protected] phone ..............................................(740) 587-6546Fax .............................................................(740) 587-6362Head Trainer .................................................... Brian HortzOffice phone ..............................................(470) 587-6441

Quick Facts

September 16 OHIO DOMINICAN 4:30 PM20-21 at Oberlin Invitational26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN)February 6 vs. Chicago (Cleveland, OH) 6:00 PM21 at Mary Washington 9:00 AM21 vs. NC Wesleyan (at Mary Washington) 3:00 PM22 vs. Stevens Inst. (at Mary Washington) 9:00 AMMarch 7 at Kalamazoo 1:30 PM16 vs. Tufts # 7:00 PM17 vs. Sewanee # 5:00 PM19 vs. Salisbury # 12:00 PM20 vs. Trinity (CT) # 12:00 PM24 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 4:30 PM28 EARLHAM 1:00 PM30 at Wooster 4:00 PMApril4 OBERLIN 1:00 PM7 at Kenyon 4:30 PM11 ALLEGHENY 2:00 PM12 DEPAUW^ 2:00 PM14 at Wittenberg^ 4:30 PM18 WABASH^ 10:00 AM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West Match# - Spring Break Trip in CaliforniaHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


Name Yr. HometownCostas Alevizopoulos So. Voula, Attica, GreeceRyan Bibo So. Powell, OHRyan Brown Fr. Perrysburg, OHCasey Cempre Sr. Worthington, OHJonathan Harrison Fr. Allison Park, PAJeffreyLoDuca Sr. BloomfieldHills,MIGrant MacPherson Fr. Perrysburg, OHJamie McDonald Fr. Prairie Village, KSJackson O’Gorman-Bean Jr. Westwood, MAJack O’Koniewski Fr. New York, NYOwen Smith So. Atlanta, GAGrant Veltman Sr. Ada, MI



Name Yr. HometownHeather Abzug Sr. Tonka Bay, MNMaddie Boster Fr. Wyoming, OHCourtney Brown Fr. Dublin, OHMeg Chiumento Jr. Malvern, PAEleni Coleman Jr. McMurray, PATaylor Hawkins Jr. Raleigh, NCFrances Hinkamp Jr. Kenilworth, ILEmily Holloway So. Knoxville, TNRochell Issa Fr. Maumee, OHLiza Plakseychuk Fr. Pittsburgh, PALauren Schechtman So. Highland Park, ILSarah Torrence Jr. Rockford, ILOliviaUnderwood So. BloomfieldHills,MICarol Vitellas Fr. New Albany, OH


Years at DEN ....................24 Years (M), 17 Years (W)2014 Men’s Overall Record .................................14-72014 Men’s NCAC Finish ...................................Third2014 Women’s Overall Record ...........................11-92014 Women’s NCAC Finish ..........................Second

Head Coach Peter Burling

September 12-14 at Oberlin Invitational16 OHIO DOMINICAN 4:30 PM19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)February 6 vs. Chicago (Cleveland, OH) 6:00 PMMarch 7 at Kalamazoo 9:00 AM16 at Whittier # 2:00 PM17 vs. Tufts # 1:00 PM19 vs. Salisbury # 12:00 PM20 vs. Trinity (CT) # 4:00 PM26 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 4:30 PM27 HOPE 4:30 PM30 at Wooster 4:00 PM31 KENYON 4:30 PMApril3-4 at Midwest Invitational (Madison, WI)9 at Oberlin 5:00 PM11 ALLEGHENY 2:00 PM12 DEPAUW^ 10:00 AM14 at Wittenberg^ 4:30 PM18 CASE 2:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West Match# - Spring Break Trip in CaliforniaHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


DEPAUW UNIVERSITY

Location ............................................ Greencastle, Indiana Founded .................................................................... 1837Nickname................................................................. TigersColors ............................................................Gold & BlackEnrollment ................................................................ 2,394President .............................................Dr. Brian W. CaseyAthletic Director...............................Stevie Baker-WatsonOffice phone ..............................................(765) 658-4934Head Coach ....................................................Scott RiggleOffice phone ..............................................(765) 658-4935SID....................................................................Bill WagnerEmail ............................................. [email protected] phone ..............................................(765) 658-4630Fax .............................................................(765) 658-5708Head Trainer .........................................................Rex CallOffice phone ..............................................(765) 658-4937

Quick Facts

September 13-14 DEPAUW FALL INVITATIONAL17 at Marian (IN) 5:00 PM26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN) February 7 PRINCIPIA 3:00 PM15 WASHINGTON (MO) 9:00 AM15 WISC.-WHITEWATER 5:00 PM17 UNIV. OF INDIANAPOLIS 4:30 PM25 VINCENNES 4:30 PMMarch 8 CHICAGO 2:00 PM18 WITTENBERG^ 4:00 PM21 vs. Swarthmore (at Kenyon) 1:00 PM21 at Kenyon 5:00 PM25 vs. NC Wesleyan (at Richmond, VA) 3:00 PM26 at Washington & Lee 3:00 PM28 at Mary Washington 4:00 PM31 ROSE-HULMAN 6:30 PMApril11 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 9:00 AM12 at Denison^ 2:00 PM15 at Wabash^ 5:00 PM18 vs. Gust. Adolphus (at Milwaukee, WI) 8:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


Name Yr. HometownDominick Amalraj So. St. Charles, ILChris Bertolini Sr. Carmel, INEric Bruynseels Sr. River Forest, ILSean Carroll Fr. Evansville, INJohn Daseke So. Dallas, TXPatrick Farrell So. Carmel, INZach Jonas Jr. New Rochelle, NYAlec Kaczkowski Jr. University City, MOMichael Kolbus Fr. Edwards, ILRico Lumanlan Sr. Carmel, INHarold Martin So. Hinsdale, ILGrant Potts Fr. Terre Haute, INDan Rodefeld So. Carmel, INMatt Santen So. Cincinnati, OHSpencer Schillerstrom Fr. Downers Grove, ILNick Thompson Jr. Avon, INEric Vannatta Sr. Columbus, OHNate Wallace So. Columbus, OH



Name Yr. HometownPaige Bixler Jr. Fort Wayne, INMorgan Cohen So. Centennial, COLibby Grant Fr. Kenilworth, ILJacqueline Hollkamp So. Otisco, INCarolyn Huerth Sr. Fontana, WIGabby Jensen So. Petoskey, MIMaddie Lee So. South Bend, INMaggie MacPhail Sr. Indianapolis, INTaylor Mahr Sr. Manhattan Beach, CAClaire Marshall Sr. Marietta, GAHannah Meyer Jr. River Forest, ILKaitlin Pickrel Sr. Kettering, OHKelsie Roberton Fr. St. Charles, ILAlyssa Seneviratne Fr. New Albany, OHMara Sheley So. Dublin, OHAleksa Szunko Fr. Traverse City, MIGretchen Wilder So. Batesville, INJulie Wittwer Sr. Grosse Pointe, MIWaverly Wituski Fr. Springboro, OH


September 6-7 DEPAUW FALL INVITATIONAL13-14 at Butler Invitational19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)February 15 WASHINGTON (MO) 12:30 PM21 OLIVET NAZARENE 8:30 AM21 RHODES 6:30 PM27-28 ITA DIV. III INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPMarch 1 ITA DIV. III INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP5 HOPE 4:30 PM8 CHICAGO 10:00 AM18 WITTENBERG^ 4:00 PM21 at Kenyon 9:00 AM26 at Washington & Lee 4:00 PM27 vs. Williams (at W&L) 11:00 AM28 vs. Mary Washington (at W&L) 10:00 AM29 vs. Emory (at W&L) 9:00 AMApril3-4 at Midwest Invitational (Madison, WI)11 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 10:00 AM12 at Denison^ 10:00 AM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

Alma Mater ........................... University of IndianapolisYears at DPU .................. 14 Years (W), Five Years (M)2014 Men’s Overall Record ..................................15-72014 Men’s NCAC Finish ................................Second2014 Women’s Overall Record ............................19-5 2014 Women’s NCAC Finish ................................ First

Head Coach Scott Riggle


KENYON COLLEGE

Location ...................................................... Gambier, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1824Nickname................................................... Lords & LadiesColors ........................................................ Purple & WhiteEnrollment ................................................................ 1,600President ...........................................Dr. Sean M. DecaturAthletic Director..............................................Peter SmithOffice phone .............................................. (740) 427-5811Head Coach ...................................................Scott ThielkeOffice phone ..............................................(740) 427-5620SID................................................................... Marty FullerEmail ................................................. [email protected] phone ..............................................(740) 427-5471Fax .............................................................(740) 427-5401Head Trainer ................................................Andy WheelerOffice phone ..............................................(740) 427-5553

Quick Facts

Alma Mater ..................................South Alabama, 1983Years at KEN ...................... 21 Years (M), 19 Years (W)2014 Men’s Overall Record ................................... 19-82014 Men’s NCAC Finish ...................................... First2014 Women’s Overall Record ............................. 9-122014 Women’s NCAC Finish ..............................Fourth

Head Coach Scott Thielke

September 6-7 KENYON INVITATIONAL26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN)February 6 at Case 7:00 PM8 vs. Chicago (Cleveland, OH) 11:00 AM15 OHIO WESLEYAN 12:00 PM20-22 at ITA Div. III Indoor Championship (Gustavus, MN)March 6 vs. Concordia (CA) # TBA8 vs. UC Santa Cruz # 10:00 AM9 vs. Trinity (TX) # TBA10 vs. Whittier # TBA13 vs. Claremont-M-S # TBA21 DEPAUW 5:00 PM22 SWARTHMORE 10:00 AMApril5 CARNEGIE MELLON 1:00 PM7 DENISON 4:30 PM12 ALLEGHENY^ 10:00 AM12 OBERLIN^ 5:00 PM13 WOOSTER^ 4:30 PM18 WABASH 3:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC East Match# - Spring Break Trip in CaliforniaHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


Name Yr. HometownCaleb Couvertier Fr. Weston, FLyPete Dakich So. Carmel, INNick Fiaschetti So. Rochester Hills, MISam Geier Jr. Carmel, INBen Gelfand Fr. Santa Monica, CA Colin Haas Sr. Englewood, COPeter Hazlett Fr. Pittsburgh, PAWade Heerboth Sr. Tucson, AZAndrew Herring Sr. Lexington, KYJacob Huber Sr. New York, NY Michael Liu Fr. Newmarket, OntarioAndres Naranjo Fr. Quito, EcuadorWeston Noall Fr. Solon, OHAlex Rieger Fr. Madison, CTMike Roberts So. Charlotte, NC Tim Rosensteel Sr. East Windsor, NJMax Smith Fr. Chapel Hill, NCDavis Thrailkill Sr. Nashville, TNRobert Turlington Jr. Rochester, MN



Name Yr. HometownDiana Aboubakare Fr. Orange, CAElise Altschuler Jr. Annapolis, MDClaire Cohen Jr. Pepper Pike, OHTaylorDiffley Jr. HamptonBays,NYHeather Fantry Jr. Towson, MDAlyssa Moreau Fr. Granville, OHSamantha Murphy Jr. Jeromesville, OHJenna Murray So. Darien, CTGrace Winslow Fr. Sunrise, FLAbigail Younger Sr. Albuquerque, NM


September 6-7 KENYON INVITATIONAL19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)February 8 vs. Chicago (at Oberlin) 9:00 AM14 BALDWIN WALLACE 12:00 PM15 NORTHWESTERN (OH) TBA25 OHIO WESLEYAN 4:30 PMMarch 3 vs. Whittier # TBA4 vs. California Lutheran # TBA6 vs. San Diego Mesa # TBA8 vs. Washington (MO) # 9:00 AM21 DEPAUW 1:00 PM31 at Denison 4:30 PMApril3-4 at Midwest Invitational (Madison, WI)12 ALLEGHENY^ 10:00 AM15 WOOSTER^ 4:30 PM16 OBERLIN^ 4:30 PM21 at Ohio Northern 4:30 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC East Match# - Spring Break Trip in CaliforniaHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


OBERLIN COLLEGE

Location ........................................................ Oberlin, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1833Nickname........................................ Yeomen & YeowomenColors .......................................................Crimson & GoldEnrollment ................................................................ 2,900President ...............................................Marvin Krislov, JDAthletic Director.................................. Natalie Winkelfoos Office phone ..............................................(440) 775-6463Men’s Head Coach ............................................Eric IshidaOffice phone ..............................................(440) 315-2399Women’s Head Coach .....................Constantie AnaniadisOffice phone ..............................................(440) 775-6752SID................................................................. Mike ManciniEmail ........................................mike.mancini@oberlin.eduOffice phone ..............................................(440) 775-8503Fax .............................................................(440) 775-8957Head Trainer .....................................................Tim CarverOffice phone ..............................................(440) 775-8589

Quick Facts

September 20-21 OBERLIN INVITATIONAL26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN)

October 4 at Carnegie Mellon 3:00 PM11 WALSH 10:00 AMFebruary 7 WABASH 9:00 AM7 TIFFIN 1:00 PM14 at Chicago 9:00 AM14 at Wheaton (IL) 1:00 PM26 HEIDELBERG 6:00 PMMarch 7 at Ohio Wesleyan 9:00 AM7 vs. Earlham (at OWU) 1:00 PM14 JOHN CARROLL 12:00 PM28 WOOSTER^ 1:00 PM29 STEVENS INST. 9:00 AM29 at Cleveland St. 4:00 PMApril4 at Denison 4:30 PM10-11 at NCAC-MIAA Challenge (Hope, MI)12 at Kenyon^ 12:00 PM17 at Case 4:00 PM18 ALLEGHENY^ 2:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC East MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


Name Yr. HometownLucas Brown So. Hinsdale, ILAbraham Davis So. Syracuse, NYMichael Drougas Fr. Roanoke, VAPaul Farah So. Flint, MIJean Paul Gilbert So. Evanston, ILRobert Gittings Fr. Larchmont, NYBilly Lennon So. Hunting Valley, OHJeremy Lichtmacher So. San Francisco, CACallan Louis Jr. Cambridge, MAManickam Manickam Fr. Sandusky, OHBrandon McKenna Jr. Kamuela, HIIan Paik So. Portland, ORSoren Zeliger Sr. Bronx, NY Mann



Name Yr. HometownAriana Abayomi Jr. Atlanta, GAMayada Audeh Fr. Washington, DCEmma Brezel So. Port Washington, NYEmily Fuller Sr. Grants Pass, OROlivia Hay So. Portland, ORSarahHughes Fr. Haddonfield,NJErin Johnson Jr. Kohler, WIAlex Kahn Jr. Bronx, NYJackie McDermott Fr. Wheeling, WVGrace Porter Sr. Bainbridge Island, WAAnna Treidler So. Oakland, CA


September 12-14 OBERLIN INVITATIONAL19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)October 3 at Carnegie Mellon 5:00 PM11 at Case 11:00 AMFebruary 8 CHICAGO 12:30 PM14 CASE 9:00 AM14 OTTERBEIN 1:00 PM21 BALDWIN WALLACE 10:00 AM21 INDIANA (PA) 2:00 PM25 ASHLAND 6:30 PM28 at Northwestern (OH) 11:00 AMMarch 14 JOHN CARROLL TBA14 FINDLAY TBA15 at Ohio Northern 1:00 PM20 vs. Skidmore (at Mary Washington) 4:00 PM21 at Mary Washington 10:00 AM22 vs. Swarthmore (at Mary Washington) 12:00 PMApril4 at California (PA) 1:30 PM8 WOOSTER^ 4:30 PM9 DENISON 5:00 PM12 at Ohio Wesleyan 12:00 PM16 at Kenyon^ 4:30 PM18 ALLEGHENY^ 10:00 AM18 TIFFIN 3:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon)^ - NCAC East MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

Alma Mater ................................Ohio University, 2004Years at OBE .............................................. Two Years2014 Men’s Overall Record ...............................12-132014 Men’s NCAC Finish ...........................T-Seventh

Head Men’s Coach Eric Ishida

Alma Mater ............................................ Stetson, 1996Years at OBE ........................................... Seven Years2014 Women’s Overall Record ........................... 13-92014 Women’s NCAC Finish .............................. Third

Head Women’s CoachConstantine Ananiadis


OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV.

Location .....................................................Delaware, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1842Nickname..................................................Battling BishopsColors .............................................................Red & BlackEnrollment ................................................................ 1,945President ...................................................Dr. Rock JonesAthletic Director............................................Roger InglesOffice phone ..............................................(740) 368-3738Head Coach .................................................Tom DrabczykOffice phone ..............................................(740) 368-3758SID..........................................................Mark BeckenbachEmail ..................................................mlbecken@owu.eduOffice phone ..............................................(740) 368-3340Fax .............................................................(740) 368-3332Head Trainer .....................................................Todd MillerOffice phone ..............................................(740) 368-3747

Quick Facts

September 6-7 at Kenyon Invitational26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN)October 4 at Carnegie Mellon 3:00 PMFebruary 8 at Kalamazoo 10:00 AM14 JOHN CARROLL 10:00 AM15 at Kenyon 12:00 PM20 at Wisc.-Whitewater 11:00 AM20 vs. Grinnell (at UWW) 5:30 PM21 vs. Wheaton (IL) (at UWW) 12:30 PM28 WABASH^ 9:00 AM28 FRANCISCAN 12:00 PMMarch 7 OBERLIN 9:00 AM7 EARLHAM 3:00 PM21 vs. Adrian (at Albion) 10:00 AM21 at Albion 2:00 PM22 ROCHESTER (MI) 9:00 AM22 OTTERBEIN 12:00 PM24 DENISON^ 4:30 PM25 WOOSTER 4:00 PM27 at Case 12:00 PM29 at Allegheny 12:00 PMApril7 WITTENBERG^ 4:00 PM11 DEPAUW^ 12:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


Name Yr. HometownConor Breen Sr. Essex Fells, NJBlake Brewer Jr. Westerville, OHChris Brinich So. Lakewood, OHTom Dolan Fr. Frederick, MDDevon Dulin Fr. Mason, OHShoutaFukamachi Fr. MayfieldHts.,OHElliot Garwood Fr. Davie, FLJason Koesler Fr. Montgomery, ILAadil Kohari So. Karachi, PakistanAlex Lutz Fr. Fishers, INAustin Okray Jr. North Canton, OHJustin Overhulse So. Bowling Green, OHDavid Rich Fr. Omaha, NEJakraraj Rungaseng Fr. Bangkok, ThailandJacob Volbers Fr. Speedway, INEvan Walsh So. Boston, MA



Name Yr. HometownKimberly Baione So. Glen Ridge, NJBrooke Butterworth Fr. Burlingame, CAKeisha Cummings Fr. Blacklick, OHAdrienne D’Alewyn Fr. Nassau, The BahamasKelsey Duncan So. Wadsworth, OHMeghan Guthrie Jr. New Albany, OHTaylor Heasley Jr. Alexandria, VAWhitney Lonnemann Sr. Cincinnati, OHEllie Magner Sr. Chevy Chase, MDJonel Richardson Jr. Brooklyn, NYMeganRyan So. NewFairfield,CTAmber Sample Fr. Tallahassee, FLHarriet Watson So. Greencastle, INAlex Webb Sr. Tipp City, OH


September 6-7 at Kenyon Invitational12-14 at Oberlin Invitational19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)February 7 at Calvin 9:0 AM7 at Kalamazoo 2:00 PM14 JOHN CARROLL 1:00 PM25 at Kenyon 5:00 PMMarch 1 CASE 9:0 AM18 MOUNT UNION 4:00 PM26 at Denison^ 4:30 PM29 at Allegheny 2:00 PMApril1 OHIO NORTHERN 4:30 PM4 WOOSTER 9:00 AM4 ADRIAN 3:00 PM8 WITTENBERG^ 4:00 PM11 DEPAUW^ 10:00 AM12 OBERLIN 12:00 PM12 OTTERBEIN 4:00 PM17 BALDWIN WALLACE 4:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

Alma Mater ........................... Virginia Wesleyan, 2005Years at OWU ...............................................One Year2014 Men’s Overall Record .................................7-192014 Men’s NCAC Finish ...........................T-Seventh2014 Women’s Overall Record ...........................7-152014 Women’s NCAC Finish ......................T-Seventh

Head Coach Tom Drabczyk


WABASH COLLEGE

Location ............................................. Crawfordsville, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1832Nickname........................................................ Little GiantsColors ..................................................................... ScarletEnrollment ................................................................... 900President ...........................................Dr. Gregory D. HessAthletic Director................................................Joe HaklinOffice phone ..............................................(765) 361-6233Head Coach .............................................Jason HutchisonOffice phone ..............................................(765) 361-6353SID................................................................... Brent HarrisEmail ................................................ [email protected] phone ..............................................(765) 361-6165Fax .............................................................(765) 361-6424Head Trainer ................................................Mark ElizondoOffice phone ..............................................(765) 361-6235

Quick Facts

September 26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN)

January 31 AUGUSTANA 9:00 AM31 CASE 5:00 PM

February 4 FRANKLIN 5:00 PM7 at Oberlin 9:00 AM7 vs.Tiffin(atOberlin) 1:00PM14 at Elmhurst 9:00 AM14 vs. Lake Forest (at Elmhurst) 1:00 PM18 EARLHAM 5:00 PM21 at Kalamazoo 9:00 AM21 vs. Luther (at Kalamazoo) 1:00 PM28 MONMOUTH 9:00 AM28 ROSE-HULMAN 5:00 PMMarch 6-14 Spring Break Trip (Orlando, FL)21 CAPITAL 9:00 AM21 HANOVER 5:00 PM28 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 9:00 AM28 vs. Franciscan (at OWU) 1:00 PMApril4 WITTENBERG^ 9:00 AM6 at Illinois Wesleyan 4:30 PM CST10-11 NCAC-MIAA Challenge (at Hope)15 DEPAUW^ 5:00 PM18 at Denison^ 10:00 AM18 at Kenyon 5:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

2014-15 Men’s ScheduleName Yr. HometownDaniel Delgado Sr. Indianapolis, IN George Go III Fr. Crawfordsville, IN Mazin Hakim So. Elkhart, IN Kirill Ivashchenko Fr. Kursk, Russia Michael Makio So. Carmel, IN Graham McMullen So. Pendleton, IN Nick Minaudo Jr. South Bend, IN Nathan Neal So. Crawfordsville, IN Nicholas Pollock Fr. Goshen, IN William Reifeis Fr. Indianapolis, IN Drew Sawyer Jr. Kokomo, IN Harrison Schafer So. Mooresville, IN Mark Troiano SR Indianapolis, IN


Alma Mater ................................Western Illinois, 2003Years at WAB .................................................10 years2014 Men’s Overall Record ...............................12-162014 Men’s NCAC Finish .................................T-Fifth

Head Coach Jason Hutchison


WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY

Location ...................................................Springfield,OhioFounded .................................................................... 1845Nickname................................................................. TigersColors ............................................................ Red & WhiteEnrollment ................................................................ 1,950President ...........................................Dr. Laurie M. JoynerAthletic Director.......................................... Gary WilliamsOffice phone ..............................................(937) 327-6472Head Coach ....................................................Nick RohnerOffice phone ..............................................(937) 327-6453SID..................................................................Ryan MaurerEmail .......................................... [email protected] phone .............................................. (937) 327-6114Fax ............................................................. (937) 327-6112Head Trainer .................................................Ellen CrosbieOffice phone ..............................................(937) 327-6467

Quick Facts

September 26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN)

October 18 at Indiana-East 1:00 PMFebruary 22 vs. Wright St. (Dayton, OH) 4:00 PMMarch 9 vs. Berry # TBA10 vs. Texas-Tyler # TBA11 vs. St. Scholastica # TBA13 vs. Connecitcut College # TBA13 vs. St. Ambrose # TBA18 at DePauw^ 4:00 PM22 at Ohio Northern 1:00 PM28 at Allegheny 10:00 AMApril2 at Wooster 4:00 PM4 at Wabash^ 9:00 AM6 CEDARVILLE 4:30 PM7 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 4:00 PM10-11 at NCAC-MIAA Challenge (at Hope)14 DENISON^ 4:30 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West Match# - Spring Break Trip in FloridaHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


Name Yr. HometownDennis Gleason Jr. Columbus, OHJuan Mena So. Quito, EcuadorMartin Mora Fr. Quito, EcuadorSean Munson So. Chicago, ILStas Pakhomov Jr. Richmond, BCSeth Quay Fr. Lancaster, OHStefan Thornberry Fr. Wilmington, OHAkbar Tiwana So. Lahore, PakistanAlexey Topolyanskiy Sr. Moscow, RussiaJiaLang Woo Sr. Shanghai, China



Name Yr. HometownRiley Alexander So. Zionsville, INGeorgia Bennett Sr. Chillicothe, OHParisa Bennett So. Chillicothe, OHJade Brown So. Loveland, OHMeghan Depew Sr. Downingtown, PALexi Garza Sr. Dayton, OHRayika Karachiwalla Fr. Pune, India


September 19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)

October 8 at Heidelberg 4:00 PMFebruary 21 vs. St. Mary’s (IN) (Dayton, OH) 6:30 PMMarch 18 at DePauw^ 4:00 PM21 at Wright State 6:00 PM22 at Ohio Northern 1:0 PM28 at Allegheny 10:00 AMApril2 at Wooster 4:00 PM6 CEDARVILLE 4:30 PM8 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 4:00 PM14 DENISON^ 4:30 PM18 at John Carroll 9:00 AM18 vs. Capital (at JCU) 12:00 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC West MatchHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

Alma Mater ...................................... Central (IA), 2008Years at WIT ..................................................First Year2014 Men’s Overall Record ................................11-102014 Men’s NCAC Finish ........................... T-Seventh2014 Women’s Overall Record ............................6-11 2014 Women’s NCAC Finish ...................... T-Seventh

Head Coach Nick Rohner


COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

Location .......................................................Wooster, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1866Nickname.....................................................Fighting ScotsColors ............................................................Black & GoldEnrollment ................................................................ 1,800President ......................................... Dr. Grant H. CornwellAthletic Director......................................Dr. Keith BeckettOffice phone ..............................................(330) 263-2189Men’s Head Coach ...........................Zachary HasenyagerOffice phone ..............................................(330) 263-2326Women’s Head Coach ................................Amy BehrmanOffice phone ..............................................(330) 263-2637SID................................................................ Hugh HowardEmail ............................................. [email protected] phone ..............................................(330) 263-2374Fax .............................................................(330) 263-2209Head Trainer .......................................................Tom LoveOffice phone ..............................................(330) 263-2184

Quick Facts

September 6-7 at Kenyon Invitational19 MOUNT UNION 4:00 PM20-21 at Oberlin Invitational 26-29 at ITA Central Regional (Indianapolis, IN)

October 18 vs. Walsh (Canton, OH) 4:00 PMFebruary 14 OTTERBEIN 1:00 PM 20 at John Carroll TBAMarch 10 vs. Wabash # TBA11 vs. Lake Forest # TBA12 vs. Ursinus # TBA14 vs. Colorado College # TBA15 vs. Bethel # TBA16 vs. Grinnell # TBA25 at Ohio Wesleyan 4:00 PM28 at Oberlin^ 1:00 PM30 DENISON 4:00 PMApril2 WITTENBERG 4:00 PM13 at Kenyon^ 4:30 PM17 ALLEGHENY^ 4:00 PM19 at Case 9:00 AM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC East Match# - Spring Break Trip in FloridaHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD


Name Yr. HometownTitas Bera Fr. North Potomac, MDJack Buchan So. Dublin, OHDavis Elkins So. Davidson, NCTed Gordon Jr. Akron, OHErik Lindberg Sr. Wooster, OHAndrew Long Fr. Alexandria, VATripp McLane Sr. South Hamilton, MAJeremy Miller Fr. Flossmoor, ILWilly Nelson Sr. Bemus Point, NYJacob Pine Sr. Bethesda, MDAvery Rapson Jr. Birmingham, MIMilo Saurman Jr. Caledonia, MIVilius Sulnis Fr. Vilnius, Lithuania Harrison Suttle Jr. Newport News, VA



Name Yr. HometownCatherine Boyles So. Fairmont, WVElizabeth Brewington So. Greensboro, NCKimberly Carter Jr. Wooster, OHMelanie Chin Sr. Tipp City, OHRose Chiumento Jr. Malvern, PACatherine Christian Jr. Franklin, MIKate Connors Fr. Wiesbaden, GermanyClarke Martin Fr. Riverdale, GADora Mase So. Columbus, OHRachel Molé So. Jamestown, NYBonnie Salmeron Fr. Towson, MDMorgan Wagers Fr. Coshocton, OH


September 12-14 at Oberlin Invitational19-22 at ITA Central Regional (Kalamazoo, MI)26 at Mount Union 4:00 PM

October 18 WESTMINSTER 10:00 AMFebruary 20 at John Carroll 6:00 PM24 OTTERBEIN 4:30 PMMarch 9 vs. Howard Payne # TBA10 vs. Coe # TBA12 vs. Ursinus # TBA14 vs. Colorado College # TBA15 vs. Bethel # TBA17 vs. Calvin # TBA30 DENISON 4:00 PMApril2 WITTENBERG 4:00 PM4 at Ohio Wesleyan 9:00 AM4 vs. Adrian (at OWU) 12:00 PM8 OBERLIN^ 4:30 PM15 at Kenyon^ 4:30 PM17 ALLEGHENY^ 4:00 PM20 at Baldwin Wallace 4:30 PM24-26 NCAC Championships (at Kenyon) ^ - NCAC East Match# - Spring Break Trip in FloridaHome Matches in CAPS AND BOLD

Alma Mater ....................................................RedlandsYears at WOO ................................................First Year2014 Men’s Overall Record..................................10-92014 Men’s NCAC Finish ................................... Ninth

Men’s Coach Zachary Hasenyager

Alma Mater .......................................... Catawba, 2004Years at WOO ..............................................Two Years2014 Women’s Overall Record ........................... 8-122014 Women’s NCAC Finish ............................ T-Fifth

Women’s Coach Amy Behrman


WOMEN

1 ................................................. Emory 2 .............................................. Williams 3 .............................................. Amherst 4 .................................... Johns Hopkins 5 ................................... Claremont-M-S 6 ..............................................Bowdoin 7 ..................................Carnegie Mellon 8 ................................Washington (MO) 9 ....................................Pomona-Pitzer 10 ........................................ Middlebury 11 .......................................... DEPAUW 12 .............................................Chicago 13 ..............................................Babson 14 ....................................................MIT 15 ............................................ LaVerne 16 ..................................................Tufts 17 ...........................................Skidmore 18 ........................................Trinity (CT) 19 ...........................................Redlands 20 .............................Washington & Lee 21 ...........................................Sewanee 22 ..............................Mary Washington 23 .....................Case Western Reserve 24 .......................................... Wellesley 25 ............................................Brandeis 26 ............................................ Carleton 27 .................................UW-Whitewater 28 ......................................... DENISON 29 ............................................Whitman 30 ...............................................Vassar 31 .......................................... Chapman 32 ..........................................OBERLIN 33 ................................................. Hope 34 .......................................... Wesleyan 35 ........................................Kalamazoo 36 .....................................St. Lawrence 37 .................................................Bates 38 ..............................................Whittier 39 ............................................ UT-Tyler 40 ...........................Gustavus Adolphus

2014-15 ITA Division III Preseason National Rankings

MEN

1 ............................................Amherst 2 .................................Claremont-M-S 3 ....................................... Trinity (TX) 4 ....................................... Middlebury 5 .............................Washington (MO)6 ...............................................Emory 7 ................................. Johns Hopkins 8 ....................Case Western Reserve9 ...............................Carnegie Mellon 10 ..........................................Williams 11 ............................... Pomona-Pitzer 12 ........................................KENYON 13 .........................................Whitman 14 ........................Gustavus Adolphus 15 ........................... Mary Washington 16 ......................................... Bowdoin 17 ..........................................Chicago 18 ....................................... UT - Tyler 19 ...........................................Whittier 20 .................................. Cal Lutheran 21 ........................................Redlands 22 ..................................... Trinity (CT) 23 ...............................UC Santa Cruz 24 ....................................... DEPAUW 25 ............................UW - Whitewater 26 .......................................DENISON 27 ........................................Skidmore 28 ..............................................Bates 29 ............................................... Tufts 30 ............................................... NYU 31 .........................................Brandeis 32 ....................................... Wesleyan33 ..............................................Colby 34 ..........................Washington & Lee 35 ................................................ Coe 36 .................................................MIT 37 .......................................Rochester 38 .................................................RPI 39 ....................................Swarthmore 40 ..........................................Stevens


Men’s Tennis All-Time Standings

2013-14Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Kenyon* ...............................3-0 ......... 19-82. DePauw ...............................4-0 ......... 15-73. Denison ................................3-1 ......... 14-74. Allegheny .............................2-1 ......... 15-75. Oberlin .................................1-2 ....... 12-13 Wabash ................................1-3 ....... 12-167. Ohio Wesleyan ....................0-4 ......... 7-19 Wittenberg ...........................2-2 ........11-109. Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 10-9*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Wade Heerboth, KENNewcomer of the Year: Ian Paik, OBECoach of the Year: Jared Luteran, ALLNCAA Representatives: KEN

2012-13Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Kenyon* ...............................4-0 ......... 25-42. DePauw ...............................3-0 ....... 10-133. Denison ................................2-1 ......... 12-74. Wittenberg ...........................1-2 ......... 16-85. Allegheny .............................3-1 ......... 16-36. Wabash ................................0-3 ....... 16-137. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-3 ......... 8-178. Oberlin .................................2-2 ......... 9-139. Wooster ...............................0-4 ......... 5-14*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Paul Burgin, KENNewcomer of the Year: Callan Louis, OBECoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

2011-12Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Kenyon * ..............................4-0 ......... 24-52. Denison ................................2-1 ......... 15-53. DePauw ...............................3-0 ......... 16-84. Wittenberg ...........................1-2 ......... 17-85. Wabash ................................0-3 ....... 17-106. Allegheny .............................3-1 ........... 9-97. Oberlin .................................2-2 ........11-138. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-3 ......... 8-149. Wooster ...............................0-4 ......... 6-13*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Paul Burgin, KENNewcomer of the Year: Mike Razumovsky, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

2010-11Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Kenyon * ..............................3-0 ......... 17-42. Denison ................................3-0 ......... 13-83. Wabash ................................2-1 ....... 18-104. Allegheny .............................2-1 ......... 12-65. Wittenberg ...........................1-2 ......... 14-76. Oberlin .................................1-2 ......... 7-177. Ohio Wesleyan ....................0-3 ..........9-118. Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 4-18*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Jeremy Polster, KENNewcomer of the Year: Patrick Cole, ALLCoach of the Year: Jason Hutchison, WABNCAA Representatives: KEN

2009-10Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Kenyon * ..............................3-0 ......... 20-72. Denison ................................4-0 ......... 18-43. Wabash ................................3-1 ........17-114. Allegheny .............................2-1 ........12-115. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-3 ....... 10-106. Wittenberg ...........................2-2 ........12-117. Oberlin .................................0-3 ......... 4-228. Wooster ...............................1-2 ......... 6-149. Earlham ...............................0-4 ......... 8-10*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KENNewcomer of the Year: Brad Maisey, ERLCoach of the Year: Jason Hutchison, WABNCAA Representatives: KEN

2008-09Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Kenyon * ..............................3-0 ......... 21-72. Denison ................................4-0 ......... 15-53. Wabash ................................2-2 ........11-164. Wittenberg ...........................3-1 ......... 15-85. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-3 ......... 12-96. Wooster ...............................2-1 ......... 14-87. Allegheny .............................1-2 ......... 9-108. Oberlin .................................0-3 ......... 0-229. Earlham ...............................0-4 ......... 4-10*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KENNewcomer of the Year: Tomas Piskacek, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

2007-08Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................6-0 ......... 25-12. Denison ................................6-1 ......... 14-73. Allegheny .............................4-2 ......... 15-74. Wabash ................................4-2 ........11-145. Wooster ...............................2-5 ......... 8-146. Oberlin .................................3-3 ......... 8-107. Wittenberg ...........................2-7 ..........5-118. Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-6 ......... 7-149. Earlham ...............................0-3 ........... 2-8*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KENNewcomer of the Year: Michael Greenberg, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

2006-07Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon * ..............................6-0 ......... 17-72. Denison ................................7-1 ......... 14-83. Allegheny .............................3-3 ..........8-114. Wooster ...............................5-2 ......... 15-85. Wabash ................................2-4 ....... 14-136. Oberlin .................................3-4 ......... 9-157. Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-4 ......... 7-108. Wittenberg ...........................1-7 ......... 2-169. Earlham ...............................0-4 ........... 0-9*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Daniel Becker, KENNewcomer of the Year: William VandenBerg, KENCoach of the Year: Jared Luteran, ALL; Jason Hutchinson, WABNCAA Representatives: KEN

2005-06Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................7-1 ......... 17-52. Kenyon .................................6-0 ......... 16-63. Wooster ...............................4-3 ......... 10-84. Allegheny .............................3-2 ......... 10-85. Oberlin .................................4-3 ......... 12-86. Wittenberg ...........................2-4 ......... 6-137. Wabash ................................1-6 ....... 10-178. Earlham ...............................2-2 ........... 9-79. Ohio Wesleyan ....................0-7 ......... 5-10*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Jordan Buehler, DENNewcomer of the Year: Jay Horrey, WABCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

2004-05Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................4-0 ......... 15-52. Denison ................................4-0 ......... 12-53. Wooster ...............................3-1 ......... 16-54. Oberlin .................................2-2 ......... 13-85. Allegheny .............................1-3 ..........8-116. Wittenberg ...........................3-1 ......... 12-97. Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-2 ........... 9-98. Earlham ...............................1-3 ..........11-99. Hiram ...................................0-4 ........... 2-8 Wabash ................................0-4 ......... 5-18*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Borko Tesic, KENNewcomer of the Year: Randy Lofgren, DENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

2003-04Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................4-0 ......... 15-42. Wooster ...............................3-1 ......... 16-83. Oberlin .................................2-2 ......... 15-74. Allegheny .............................1-3 ........11-135. Denison ................................3-1 ..........11-96. Wittenberg ...........................3-1 ........... 9-67. Ohio Wesleyan ....................3-1 ......... 7-128. Wabash ................................1-3 ......... 9-179. Earlham ...............................0-4 ......... 10-8 Hiram ...................................0-4 ..........2-11*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Borko Tesic, KENNewcomer of the Year: Will Morrison, WOOCoach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBE; Hayden Schilling, WOONCAA Representatives: KEN

2002-03Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................4-0 ......... 19-42. Wittenberg ...........................4-0 ......... 15-53. Denison ................................3-1 ........... 9-74. Wooster ...............................3-1 ....... 10-125. Earlham ...............................1-3 ......... 18-5 Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-2 ......... 9-107. Allegheny .............................1-3 ......... 5-18 Oberlin .................................2-2 ........11-129. Hiram ...................................0-4 ........... 4-9 Wabash ................................0-4 ......... 2-15*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Nilesh Saldanha, WOONewcomer of the Year: Ryan Drew, OWUCoach of the Year: Dave Engle, WITNCAA Representatives: KEN, WIT


Men’s Tennis All-Time Standings (2)

2001-02Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................4-0 ......... 17-32. Denison ................................4-0 ........11-123. Wittenberg ...........................3-1 ......... 14-44. Wooster ...............................3-1 ....... 13-105. Allegheny .............................2-2 ....... 10-106. Wabash ................................2-2 ......... 13-97. Earlham ...............................1-3 ......... 12-88. Oberlin .................................1-3 ......... 6-169. Hiram ...................................0-4 ......... 3-10 Ohio Wesleyan ....................0-4 ......... 4-14*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Casey Clagett, WITNewcomer of the Year: Mike Herrick, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

2000-01Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................4-0 ......... 15-52. Kenyon .................................4-0 ....... 12-103. Wittenberg ...........................3-1 ......... 16-64. Wooster ...............................3-1 ........ 11-115. Allegheny .............................2-2 ......... 14-86. Wabash ................................2-2 ......... 13-67. Oberlin .................................1-3 ......... 7-198. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-3 ......... 3-179. Earlham ...............................0-4 ........... 9-9 Hiram ...................................0-4 ..........5-11*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Jeronie Barnes, DENNewcomer of the Year: Nilesh Saldanha, WOOCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, WIT

1999-2000Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................4-0 ......... 15-82. Kenyon .................................2-0 ......... 15-83. Wittenberg ...........................3-1 ......... 17-74. Allegheny .............................3-1 ......... 17-75. Wooster ...............................1-2 ........11-126. Wabash ................................2-2 ....... 10-187. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-3 ..........8-118. Oberlin .................................1-3 ......... 6-199. Earlham ...............................0-4 ......... 10-7 Hiram ...................................0-2 ......... 2-10*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Jeronie Barnes, DENNewcomer of the Year: Jeronie Barnes, DENCoach of the Year: Dave Engle, WITNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

1998-99Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................7-0 ......... 21-22. Kenyon .................................6-1 ......... 16-73. Wooster ...............................5-2 ......... 18-54. Allegheny .............................3-4 ......... 18-95. CWRU ..................................4-3 ......... 12-56. Wittenberg ...........................3-5 ......... 8-147. Oberlin .................................1-7 ......... 6-208. Ohio Wesleyan ...................2-6 ......... 4-169. Earlham ...............................0-3 ........... 3-8*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Lee Hays, DENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN

1997-98Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................6-0 ......... 19-42. Kenyon .................................6-1 ......... 17-73. Wooster ...............................4-3 ....... 15-104. Allegheny .............................4-3 ......... 17-85. CWRU ..................................4-3 ......... 12-66. Wittenberg ...........................4-4 ........ 11-117. Oberlin .................................1-6 ......... 4-198. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-7 ......... 6-179. Earlham ...............................0-3 ........... 6-6*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Lee Hays, DENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN

1996-97Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................7-0 ......... 22-42. Kenyon .................................5-2 ......... 19-73. Wooster ...............................6-1 ......... 15-94. CWRU ..................................5-3 ......... 12-65. Allegheny .............................3-4 ......... 18-96. Oberlin .................................2-5 ......... 8-147. Wittenberg ...........................2-6 ......... 9-128. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-7 ......... 3-189. Earlham ...............................0-3 ........... 3-9*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Lee Hays, DENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN, WOO

1995-96Member Overall1. Wooster .............................................. 19-62. Denison ............................................... 15-53. Kenyon ................................................ 17-94. CWRU ................................................. 13-85. Allegheny ............................................ 21-66. Ohio Wesleyan ................................... 7-137. Wittenberg .......................................... 4-108. Oberlin ................................................ 9-129. Earlham ................................................ 2-7*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Johan Nyblom, WOOCoach of the Year: Hayden Schilling, WOONCAA Representatives:

1994-95Member Overall1. Kenyon ................................................ 18-62. Denison ............................................... 13-63. Allegheny ............................................ 19-44. Oberlin ...............................................11-105. Wooster .............................................. 6-176. CWRU ..................................................6-117. Ohio Wesleyan ....................................8-118. Wittenberg ............................................ 6-99. Earlham ................................................ 3-9*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Warren Cham-A-Koon, WOOCoach of the Year: David Schilling, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN, WOO

1993-94Member Overall1. Denison ............................................... 17-52. Wooster .............................................. 21-63. Kenyon .................................................11-84. Allegheny ............................................ 16-75. Ohio Wesleyan ................................. 15-106. Oberlin ................................................ 15-77. CWRU ................................................. 13-88. Wittenberg ...........................................8-119. Earlham .............................................. 0-10*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Carl Erikson, OBECoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: KEN, OBE, WOO

1992-93Member Overall1. Kenyon ................................................ 15-62. Denison ............................................... 15-43. Wittenberg .......................................... 13-54. Oberlin .............................................. 10-135. Ohio Wesleyan ................................... 15-66. Wooster ............................................ 10-137. Allegheny .......................................... 14-108. CWRU ................................................. 9-149. Earlham ................................................ 0-9*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Carl Erikson, OBECoach of the Year: Paul Wardlaw, KENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN, OBE, OWU

1991-92Member Overall1. Kenyon ................................................ 15-62. Wooster .............................................. 19-73. Denison ............................................... 17-54. Oberlin ...............................................16-115. Wittenberg ............................................ 8-76. Ohio Wesleyan ................................... 10-87. CWRU ................................................... 5-78. Allegheny ...........................................11-109. Earlham ................................................ 3-5*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Anthony Fernandez, WOOCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN, OBE, WOO

1990-91Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................7-0 ......... 21-72. Wooster ...............................7-1 ......... 19-63. Denison ................................6-2 ......... 15-84. Oberlin .................................4-4 ........15-115. Wittenberg ...........................5-3 ......... 12-56. Ohio Wesleyan ....................3-5 ......... 12-97. CWRU ..................................1-6 ........... 9-98. Allegheny .............................1-6 ......... 7-179. Earlham ...............................0-7 ......... 1-12*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Anthony Fernandez, WOOCoach of the Year: Hayden Schilling, WOONCAA Representatives: KEN


Men’s Tennis All-Time Standings (3)

1989-90Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster ...............................6-2 ......... 21-62. Denison ................................7-0 ......... 18-33. Oberlin .................................4-2 ......... 20-94. Kenyon .................................5-1 ........14-115. Wittenberg ...........................2-4 ........... 8-76. Allegheny .............................2-4 ........11-107. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-7 ..........6-118. CWRU ..................................1-4 ........... 5-99. Earlham ...............................0-6 ......... 1-10*Standings determined by NCAC TournamentPlayer of the Year: Steve Kuri, WOOCoach of the Year: Hayden Schilling, WOONCAA Representatives:

1988-89Member Total Team Points1. Denison ...................................................51 Kenyon ....................................................51 Wooster ..................................................514. Oberlin ....................................................305. Allegheny ..................................................66. CWRU .......................................................0 Ohio Wesleyan .........................................0

Player of the Year: Steve Kuri, WOOCoach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBENCAA Representatives:

1987-88Member Total Team Points1. Denison ...................................................722. Kenyon ....................................................603. CWRU .....................................................254. Oberlin ....................................................235. Ohio Wesleyan .......................................206. Allegheny ................................................107. Wooster ....................................................3

Player of the Year: Steve Ozcomert, KENCoach of the Year: Cathy Benton, DENNCAA Representatives:

1986-87Member Total Team Points1. Denison ...................................................202. Wooster ..................................................193. Kenyon ....................................................134. CWRU .......................................................4 Oberlin ......................................................46. Ohio Wesleyan .........................................27. Allegheny ..................................................0

Player of the Year: Brad Downing, DENCoach of the Year: Cathy Benton, DENNCAA Representatives:

1985-86Member Total Team Points1. Denison ...................................................212. Wooster ..................................................183. CWRU .......................................................84. Allegheny ..................................................65. Kenyon ......................................................36. Oberlin ......................................................27. Ohio Wesleyan .........................................1

Player of the Year: Brad Downing, DENCoach of the Year: Cathy Benton, DENNCAA Representatives:

1984-85Member Total Team Points1. Wooster ..................................................202. Denison ...................................................203. Ohio Wesleyan .......................................114. CWRU .......................................................95. Allegheny ..................................................16. Oberlin ......................................................17. Kenyon ......................................................0

Most Valuable Player: Bill McLean, DENNCAA Representatives:

2014 NCAC Men’s Tennis Champions

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Women’s Tennis All-Time Standings

2013-14Member NCAC Div. Overall1. DePauw * .............................3-0 ......... 18-42. Denison ................................2-1 ..........11-93. Oberlin .................................3-0 ......... 13-94. Kenyon .................................2-1 ......... 9-125. Allegheny .............................1-2 ......... 12-8 Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 8-127. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-2 ......... 7-15 Wittenberg ...........................0-3 ..........6-11

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Brenna Sheldon, OBENewcomer of the Year: Rachel Molé, WOOCoach of the Year: Scott Riggle, DPUNCAA Representatives: DPU

2012-13Member NCAC Div. Overall1. DePauw * .............................3-0 ......... 19-82. Denison ................................2-1 ......... 15-63. Kenyon .................................3-0 ......... 14-54. Oberlin .................................2-1 ......... 17-85. Allegheny .............................1-2 ......... 13-56. Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 9-137. Wittenberg ...........................1-2 ......... 6-128. Ohio Wesleyan ....................0-3 ......... 3-17

*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Farah Leclercq, OBENewcomer of the Year: Catherine Christian, WOOCoach of the Year: Scott Riggle, DPUNCAA Representatives: DPU

2011-12Member NCAC Div. Overall1. DePauw * .............................3-0 ......... 18-72. Oberlin .................................3-0 ......... 19-63. Denison ................................2-1 ......... 9-124. Kenyon .................................2-1 ....... 10-145. Allegheny .............................1-2 ....... 10-106. Wittenberg ...........................1-2 ....... 12-127. Ohio Wesleyan ....................0-3 ......... 10-98. Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 3-20*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Ariel Lewis, OBENewcomer of the Year: Maggie MacPhail, DPUCoach of the Year: Constantine Ananiadis, OBENCAA Representatives: DPU

2010-11Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Denison * .............................6-0 ......... 16-52. Kenyon .................................5-1 ......... 15-63. Allegheny .............................2-4 ......... 13-94. Oberlin .................................4-2 ....... 12-135. Wittenberg ...........................3-3 ......... 19-66. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-5 ..........5-117. Wooster ...............................0-6 ......... 7-13*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kristin Cobb, DENNewcomer of the Year: Leah Ann Miller, WITCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, OBE

2009-10Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Denison* .............................3-0 ......... 18-52. Kenyon .................................3-0 ......... 14-73. Oberlin .................................2-1 ....... 13-104. Allegheny .............................1-2 ......... 5-165. Wittenberg ...........................2-1 ......... 12-96. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-2 ..........6-117. Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 5-168. Earlham ...............................0-3 ........... 7-8*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Marta Drane, DENNewcomer of the Year: Amy Schlessman, KENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

2008-09Member NCAC Div. Overall1. Denison ...............................3-0 ......... 16-62. Kenyon .................................3-0 ......... 12-73. Oberlin .................................2-1 ....... 14-124. Allegheny .............................1-2 ........10-115. Wittenberg ...........................2-1 ......... 14-56. Ohio Wesleyan ....................1-2 ......... 10-97. Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 6-168. Earlham ...............................0-3 ......... 4-10*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Ariel Lews, OBENewcomer of the Year: Ariel Lewis, OBECoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, OBE

2007-08Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ...............................6-0 ......... 20-32. Kenyon .................................6-1 ......... 16-63. Oberlin .................................4-3 ......... 8-144. Allegheny .............................4-2 ....... 14-105. Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-6 ..........8-116. Wittenberg ...........................3-4 ......... 10-77. Earlham ...............................0-3 ........... 8-58. Wooster ...............................0-3 ......... 0-16*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Meghan Damico, DENNewcomer of the Year: Kristin Cobb, DENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

2006-07Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................6-0 ......... 19-42. Kenyon .................................5-1 ......... 16-63. Ohio Wesleyan ....................4-2 ......... 10-84. Oberlin .................................4-3 ........ 11-115. Wittenberg ...........................3-4 ........... 9-86. Earlham ...............................1-3 ........... 7-67. Allegheny .............................1-5 ......... 6-148. Wooster ...............................0-6 ......... 1-17*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Meghan Damico, DENNewcomer of the Year: Marta Drane, DENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

2005-06Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................6-0 ......... 18-72. Kenyon .................................6-1 ......... 16-83. Wittenberg ...........................3-3 ........ 11-114. Ohio Wesleyan ....................4-2 ......... 12-85. Oberlin .................................3-4 ......... 9-106. Allegheny .............................1-4 ......... 7-137. Wooster ...............................1-6 ......... 3-198. Earlham ...............................0-4 ..........6-11*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Ashley Kriwinski, KENNewcomer of the Year: Ashley Kriwinski, KENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

2004-05Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................6-0 ......... 18-22. Ohio Wesleyan ....................5-1 ......... 13-53. Oberlin .................................5-2 ......... 17-44. Kenyon .................................3-3 ......... 9-105. Wittenberg ...........................2-3 ......... 13-56. Wooster ...............................3-5 ......... 8-137. Earlham ...............................0-3 ..........8-118. Allegheny .............................1-4 ......... 4-179. Hiram ...................................1-4 ........... 1-7*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kimiko Glynn, OBENewcomer of the Year: Kimiko Glynn, OBECoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, OWU

2003-04Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................4-0 ......... 19-22. Ohio Wesleyan ....................4-2 ........... 9-43. Kenyon .................................3-1 ........... 9-84. Wittenberg ...........................3-2 ..........11-45. Oberlin .................................4-2 ......... 14-66. Wooster ...............................3-3 ....... 10-107. Earlham ...............................1-4 ......... 10-98. Allegheny .............................1-5 ......... 4-189. Hiram ...................................0-4 ........... 0-5*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kelly Glassburn, OWUNewcomer of the Year: Amelia Crace, DENCoach of the Year: Sheri Courter, OWUNCAA Representatives: DEN

2002-03Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................3-0 ......... 12-52. Kenyon .................................3-1 ......... 10-93. Wittenberg ...........................4-1 ........... 8-74. Oberlin .................................5-3 ....... 15-105. Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-3 ........... 7-8 Wooster ...............................2-3 ..........5-117. Earlham ...............................1-3 ........... 9-8 Allegheny .............................1-4 ......... 6-169. Hiram ...................................0-4 ........... 1-9*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Christina Reimers, KENNewcomer of the Year: Christina Reimers, KENCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN


Women’s Tennis All-Time Standings (2)

2001-02Member NCAC Overall1. Denison ................................6-0 ......... 15-32. Kenyon .................................5-1 ......... 18-63. Wittenberg ...........................3-3 ........10-114. Oberlin .................................3-3 ........16-115. Ohio Wesleyan ....................3-4 ......... 12-56. Allegheny .............................4-4 ......... 12-87. Wooster ...............................1-5 ......... 6-148. Earlham ...............................1-2 ........... 8-69. Hiram ...................................0-4 ........... 3-9*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Brooke Roeper, KENNewcomer of the Year: Emily Figel, WITCoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

2000-01Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................3-0 ......... 18-62. Denison ................................4-1 ......... 13-93. Wittenberg ...........................4-3 ......... 14-94. Oberlin .................................4-2 ........12-115. Allegheny .............................5-3 ......... 22-36. Wooster ...............................1-5 ......... 8-127. Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-4 ........... 6-98. Earlham ...............................1-2 ........... 7-99. Hiram ...................................0-5 ........... 0-9*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Lauren Gerlach, DENNewcomer of the Year: Lauren Gerlach, DENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: DEN, OBE

1999-2000Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................5-0 ......... 20-52. Denison ................................4-1 ......... 14-63. Oberlin .................................6-2 ......... 16-94. Allegheny .............................5-1 ......... 20-55. Ohio Wesleyan ....................3-4 ........... 9-66. Wooster ...............................2-6 ......... 5-147. Wittenberg ...........................3-5 ........11-138. Earlham ...............................1-7 ........... 6-99. Hiram ...................................0-5 ......... 0-12*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Caryn Cuthbert, KENNewcomer of the Year: Sarah Jesse, OBECoach of the Year: Peter Burling, DENNCAA Representatives: KEN

1998-99Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................3-0 ......... 12-82. Denison ................................5-1 ..........11-83. Allegheny .............................3-2 ......... 19-64. Wooster ...............................4-3 ........10-115. Ohio Wesleyan ....................4-4 ........... 9-86. Oberlin .................................6-2 ......... 15-87. Wittenberg ...........................2-5 ......... 5-168. CWRU ..................................0-6 ......... 3-169. Earlham ...............................0-4 ........... 3-6*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Erin Hockman, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

1997-98Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................3-0 ......... 18-62. Denison ................................6-1 ......... 13-73. Ohio Wesleyan ....................6-2 ......... 12-44. Allegheny .............................4-2 ......... 18-45. Oberlin .................................2-4 ......... 9-146. CWRU ..................................2-5 ......... 8-127. Wooster ...............................3-3 ..........11-88. Wittenberg ...........................1-5 ......... 5-189. Earlham ...............................0-5 ........... 5-7*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Caryn Cuthbert, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

1996-97Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................3-2 ......... 22-42. Oberlin .................................4-3 ....... 13-103. Denison ................................5-1 ........... 9-74. Allegheny .............................3-2 ......... 18-55. Wooster ...............................5-2 ......... 16-66. Ohio Wesleyan ....................5-3 ......... 12-67. CWRU ..................................0-6 ......... 6-108. Wittenberg ...........................2-5 ......... 3-129. Earlham ...............................0-3 ........... 0-8*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Caryn Cuthbert, KENCoach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBENCAA Representatives: KEN

1995-96Member Overall1. Kenyon ................................................ 23-32. Denison ................................................11-43. Ohio Wesleyan ................................... 13-74. Oberlin ................................................ 15-85. Wittenberg ............................................ 8-66. Allegheny ............................................ 16-77. Wooster .............................................. 8-158. CWRU ................................................. 7-139. Earlham ................................................ 1-7*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kristen Sherrill, OWUCoach of the Year: Paul Wardlaw, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN, OWU

1994-95Member Overall1. Kenyon ................................................ 22-22. Ohio Wesleyan ................................... 14-53. Denison ................................................. 9-94. Wittenberg ............................................ 9-75. Oberlin .............................................. 10-136. Wooster .............................................. 7-147. Allegheny .......................................... 10-128. CWRU ..................................................7-119. Earlham ...............................................0-11*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

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

1993-94Member Overall1. Denison ............................................... 9-102. Kenyon ................................................ 15-83. Ohio Wesleyan ................................... 17-34. Oberlin ................................................ 13-85. Wooster ............................................ 10-126. CWRU ................................................. 10-97. Wittenberg .......................................... 6-138. Allegheny .......................................... 10-139. Earlham ...............................................0-11*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kristewn Sherrill, OWUCoach of the Year: Margie Shade, OWUNCAA Representatives: KEN

1992-93Member Overall1. Kenyon ................................................ 25-12. Denison ............................................... 18-93. Allegheny ............................................ 18-44. Wittenberg .......................................... 15-65. Wooster .............................................. 14-76. Ohio Wesleyan ....................................11-97. Oberlin .................................................9-118. CWRU ................................................. 4-159. Earlham ................................................ 2-7*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Katja Zerck, KENCoach of the Year: Mark Fleming, ALLNCAA Representatives: DEN, KEN

1991-92Member Overall1. Kenyon ................................................ 24-22. Denison ............................................... 16-73. Allegheny ............................................ 17-74. Wittenberg ............................................ 7-75. Wooster ............................................ 12-106. Ohio Wesleyan ................................... 12-77. CWRU ................................................... 4-88. Oberlin ................................................ 4-209. Earlham ................................................ 1-6*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Katja Zerck, KENCoach of the Year: Mark Fleming, ALLNCAA Representatives: KEN

1990-91Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................5-0 ......... 19-82. Denison ................................5-0 ......... 16-53. Oberlin .................................6-2 ........19-114. Allegheny .............................5-2 ....... 19-105. Wittenberg ...........................3-5 ........... 8-66. Wooster ...............................3-5 ......... 9-137. Ohio Wesleyan ....................3-5 ......... 12-78. CWRU ..................................1-5 ..........9-119. Earlham ...............................0-7 ......... 3-12*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kavita Varma, OBECoach of the Year: Michelle Ennis, OBENCAA Representatives: KEN


Women’s Tennis All-Time Standings (3)

1989-90Member NCAC Overall1. Kenyon .................................6-0 ......... 20-72. Denison ................................6-1 ......... 16-73. Wittenberg ...........................3-3 ........... 9-44. Wooster ...............................6-4 ......... 14-85. Oberlin .................................3-4 ........12-116. Allegheny .............................3-4 ........... 6-87. Ohio Wesleyan ....................2-6 ........... 9-68. Earlham ...............................1-8 ......... 1-109. CWRU ..................................1-4 ........... 6-9*Standings determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Kavita Varma, OBECoach of the Year: Paul Wardlaw, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

1988-89Member Total Team Points1. Kenyon ....................................................662. Denison ...................................................603. Oberlin ....................................................244. Wooster ..................................................215. Ohio Wesleyan .......................................156. Allegheny ..................................................37. CWRU .......................................................0

Player of the Year: Kavita Varma, OBECoach of the Year: Don Hunsinger, OBENCAA Representatives: KEN

1987-88Member Total Team Points1. Kenyon ....................................................722. Denison ...................................................603. Wooster ..................................................244. Oberlin ....................................................20 Ohio Wesleyan .......................................206. Allegheny ................................................147. CWRU .......................................................0

Player of the Year: Julie Kipka, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

1986-87Member Total Team Points1. Kenyon ....................................................252. Denison ...................................................173. Allegheny ................................................104. Wooster ....................................................85. Ohio Wesleyan .........................................26. CWRU .......................................................0 Oberlin ......................................................0

Player of the Year: Lynn Schneebeck, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives: KEN

1985-86Member Total Team Points1. Kenyon ....................................................232. Denison ...................................................133. Allegheny ................................................10 Wooster ..................................................105. Oberlin ......................................................56. Ohio Wesleyan .........................................27. CWRU .......................................................0

Player of the Year: Claire Howard, KENCoach of the Year: Scott Thielke, KENNCAA Representatives:

1984-85Member Total Team Points1. Allegheny ................................................222. Denison ...................................................113. Oberlin ....................................................114. Kenyon ......................................................95. Ohio Wesleyan .........................................46. CWRU .......................................................27. Wooster ....................................................2

Most Valuable Player: Tory Thomas, ALLCoach of the Year: Mark Fleming, ALLNCAA Representatives:

2014 NCAC Women’s Tennis Champions

DEPAUW


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