VANDERBILT MEN’S TENNIS

Fact Book 2015–2016

Quick facts University Information

Location............................................. Nashville, Tenn. Founded............................................................. 1873 Mascot...................................................Commodores Colors.................................................Black and Gold Enrollment......................................................... 6,738 Home Court...............................Currey Tennis Center ITA Region.................................................Ohio Valley Affiliation....................................................... Division I Conference.............Southeastern (SEC), Eastern Div. Chancellor...................................Nicholas S. Zeppos Vice Chancellor Athletics................David Williams, II Faculty Representative.....................Dr. Susan Wente Department Phone............................... 615.322.4727 Website..................................... VUcommodores.com Twitter..........................................@VandyMensTennis

Team Information

Inaugural Season............................................1926 2014 Dual Record......................................... 17-11 Home/Away/Neutral...................... 13-1/5-5/2-2 SEC Record/Finish................................. 8-4/5th 2014 NCAA Tournament.......................2nd Round Best NCAA Finish............ NCAA Runner-up (2003) NCAA Tournament Appearances.... 14 (last, 2015) SEC Tournament Championships.............1 (2003)

Tennis Staff

Head Coach...................................Ian Duvenhage VU Record/Years....126-122/11th year (‘15-’16) Overall/Years......... 478-292/29th year (‘15-’16) Assistant Coach.................... Jamie Hunt/6th year Volunteer Asst. Coach....... Ryan Lipman/2nd year Asst. Dir. of Facilities/Game Ops...Jared Wonderly Associate Director.......................... Lori Alexander

Communications

Mailing Address.................................. PO Box120158 ....................................................Nashville, TN 37212 Overnight Address................... 2601 Jess Neely Drive ....................................................Nashville, TN 37212 Director of Communications..............Rod Williamson Men’s Tennis Contact.........................Catherine Hilley Email......................... [email protected] Cell Phone.............................................864.554.2202 Office Phone..........................................615.322.8757

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2015-16 Roster

Name Tate Allwardt Pen Binet Vikram Chari Rhys Johnson Camerson Klinger Baker Newman Alex Ross Ryan Smith Daniel Valent Kris Yee

Height Class Hometown - High School 6-4 SO Boca Raton, Fla - Spanish River 6-0 JR Toronto, Canada - City Academy 6-1 FR Saratoga, Calif. - Menlo School 5-9 SR Perth, Australia - Applecross HS 6-2 FR Elk Grove, Calif. - Laurel Springs 5-9 SO Miami, Fla - Gulliver Prep 6-0 FR La Grance, Ill. - Lyons Township 6-0 JR Weston, Fla. - Cypress Bay 5-11 SO K+S Ramibuh, Zurich, Switzerland 5-9 SR Las Vegas, Nev. - Odyssey Charter

Head Coach: Ian Duvenhage (11th season) Pronunciations: Assistant Coach: Jamie Hunt (Sixth season) Rhys Johnson (Reese) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Ryan Lipman (Second season) Pen Binet (Bin-ET) 

2015-16 Schedule 

Oct. 3-7 ITA All-Americans  Tulsa, Okla. 15-19 USTA/ITA Regionals  Knoxville, Tenn. 23-26 SEC Fall Classic Auburn, Ala. Nov. 6-8 Commodore Scramble Nashville,Tenn. Jan. 16 Furman NASHVILLE, TENN. 1:00 pm Lipscomb NASHVILLE, TENN. 4:00 pm 22-24 ITA Kick-off Weekend Durham, N.C.  TBA Feb. 4 Memphis NASHVILLE, TENN. 5:00 pm 7 Harvard NASHVILLE, TENN. 12:00 pm 14-16 Team Indoors Charlottesville, Va. TBA 21 at Northwestern Evanston, Ill. 11:00 AM 26 Belmont NASHVILLE, TENN. 4:00 pm 28 Columbia NASHVILLE, TENN. 12:00 pm Sewanee NASHVILLE, TENN. 4:00 pm Mar. 4 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 3:00 PM 10 South Carolina* NASHVILLE, TENN. 5:00 pm 13 Georgia* NASHVILLE, TENN. 12:00 pm Ball State NASHVILLE, TENN. 4:00 pm 18 at Kentucky* Lexington, Ky. 5:00 PM 20 at Tennessee* Knoxville, Tenn. TBA 25 Texas A&M* NASHVILLE, TENN. 5:00 PM 27 LSU* NASHVILLE, TENN. 12:00 PM Apr. 1 at Florida* Gainesville, Fla. 5:00 PM 3 at Auburn* Auburn, Ala. 1:00 pm 8 Arkansas* NASHVILLE, TENN 5:00 pm 10 Ole Miss* NASHVILLE, TENN 1:00 pm 15 at Mississippi State* Starkville, Miss. 5:00 PM 17 at Alabama* Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1:00 PM 21-24 SEC Tournament Columbia, S.C. TBA May 13 NCAA Regional TBA TBA 19 NCAA Championship Tulsa, Okla. TBA 25 NCAA Single/Doubles Tulsa, Okla. TBA Note: BOLD CAPS denotes home matches at the Currey Tennis Center, * indicates conferences matches.

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Coaching & Support Staff Ian Duvenhage, Head Coach 11th Season

Entering his 11th season as head coach of Vanderbilt’s men’s tennis program, Ian Duvenhage has made Vanderbilt a mainstay in the rankings and a consistent contender for the NCAA Tournament. The team’s rise has come as Duvenhage has crafted what is considered one of the hardest working and most respected programs in the country. After missing the NCAA Tournament in his initial season with the Commodores in 2006, Duvenhage has guided Vanderbilt to the tournament seven of the past eight seasons. Vanderbilt made back-to-back appearances in 2007 and 2008, and returned to the NCAA Tournament with a five-year stretch spanning from 2010

to 2015. The 2015 season was one of the most fruitful years, as VU finished fifth in the SEC with a record of 8-4 against league teams. With a 20-8 record, Vanderbilt dropped just one home match the entire season. The Dores competed in their fifth-straight NCAA tournament, falling 4-0 in the second round to host school Ohio State. Individually, Vanderbilt had immense success as Duvenhage was named the 2015 Ohio Valley Regional Coach of the Year. In addition, Gonzales Austin was voted the SEC Player of the Year and Ohio Valley Player of the year. As the No. 1 doubles team for over a month, Austin and Johnson earned All-American honors. Austin capped his career earning his fourth All-American title in singles, ranked No. 7 in the country. Freshman Daniel Valent earned Ohio Valley Player to Watch honors, SEC All-Freshman team and a spot on the Second Team All-SEC. During the 2014 Commodore campaign, Duvenhage secured his 100th career win with the ‘Dores in a 6-1 victory over Ball State. After 27 years of coaching experience, Duvenhage has amassed 458 career wins. At the conclusion of the 2014 season the Commodores were ranked No. 20 by the ITA, the second highest finish in Duvenhage’s time at Vanderbilt. The Commodores compiled an 17-11 overall record, and 5-7 mark in SEC play. The Commodores hosted NCAA Regionals for the second year in a row and advanced to the second round. Vanderbilt also hosted the SEC Tournament, advancing to the semifinals for the first time since 2004. Individually, Gonzales Austin and Ryan Lipman became the first Commodore players to earn ITA All-American honors in doubles and also become the first to earn both singles and doubles All-American honors in the same season. The 2013 season went down as the most successful in Duvenhage’s first eight seasons. The team finished with a record of 18-11 and made it all the way to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Championships before falling to the top-ranked UCLA Bruins. The Commodores finished the season ranked No. 15 by the ITA, their highest ranking since finishing No. 2 during the 2003 season. Vanderbilt’s 18 wins and Sweet 16 appearance were also season bests, dating back to that same ‘03 squad. One year after sitting out due to injury, redshirt junior Ryan Lipman became Duvenhage’s first ITA All-American, and first for VU since Chad Harris and Bobby Reynolds in 2003. Along with Lipman, Gonzalez Austin and Kris Yee each earned All-SEC accolades. The 2012 season saw Duvenhage’s squad finish 8-16, but still making it to the NCAA Tournament for the third-straight season. The Commodores were without standout Ryan Lipman for the whole season due to injury. Charlie Jones was called upon to pick up the slack and he delivered for the short-handed Commodores.

Coaching Career Vanderbilt University

Head Coach (2005–present)

University of Florida Head Coach (1989-2001)

University of Miami (FL) Head Coach (1982-88)

USTA National Collegiate Team Head Coach (1999, 2001, 2004)

COACHING ACCOLADES

•Three-time SEC Coach of the Year (1993, 1994, 2000) •Two-time Region 3 Coach of the Year (1999, 2000) •Daily Tennis National Coach of the Year (2000) •Co-Region 3 ITCA Wilson/Coach of the Year (1991) •Wilson Intercollegiate Coach of the Year (1986) •ITA Ohio Valley Coach of the Year (2015)

PLAYING Career

University of Miami (FL) 1977-1980 B.A.A., Finance (‘80) M.B.A. (‘83)

•NCAA Singles Championship (1978) •USTA doubles champion (1983) •Ranked in the top-300 on ATP Tour in doubles •Ranked in the top-500 on ATP Tour in singles.

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Coaching & Support Staff Jones had a great senior season, even making it to the NCAA Singles Championship. Jones earned All-SEC Second Team honors, while true freshman Gonzalez Austin was named to the SEC All-Freshman team. In 2011, Duvenhage’s team finished 13-11 overall, making their way into the NCAA Tournament. He had several of his team honored by the SEC, including Ryan Lipman, who was named to the All-SEC First Team and was nationally-ranked by the ITA in the preseason poll for the 2011-2012 season along with teammate Charlie Jones. The 2010 season was a banner year for the Commodores on many fronts. Following a 5-17 campaign in 2009, Vanderbilt more than doubled its win total in 2010 by finishing 13-11 overall en route to setting many new bests in the Duvenhage era. Those bests included five SEC wins, which Vanderbilt had not accomplished since 2004 and a three-match win streak in SEC play for the first time since 2003. Vanderbilt achieved those feats despite playing one of the most challenging schedules in the country for the second straight year. The schedule included matches against three of the Final Four teams and both NCAA finalists. In total, nine of Vanderbilt’s 11 losses came to teams ranked in the top 30, and all 11 came against teams ranked in the top 50. In 2010, Duvenhage hit another career milestone, earning his 400th career win as Vanderbilt’s beat South Carolina 6-1 on April 4. In his first five seasons in Nashville, Duvenhage compiled a 50-65 record and has helped the Commodores achieve a national ranking each season. He guided Vanderbilt from a No. 71 ranking in 2006, to No. 37 in 2007, No. 26 in 2008, No. 61 in 2009 and No. 40 in 2010. He has also increased the team’s win total in four of five seasons. With 30 years of coaching experience, including 27 years coaching the college ranks, Duvenhage, 55, is one of the most experienced coaches in the collegiate ranks, and his experience has helped elevate the play of the Commodores. Also in 2010, Duvenhage helped Vanderbilt freshman Ryan Lipman make history by being named Ohio Valley Rookie of the Year, SEC Co-Freshman of the Year and First Team All-SEC. No Vanderbilt player had ever received those accolades as a freshman before Lipman. Lipman was also selected for the NCAA Singles Championships, where he advanced to the second round. Before Lipman, the previous player to make the NCAA Singles Championship was 2008 graduate Ryan Preston. Duvenhage helped Preston become just the fourth player in school history to earn three-All-SEC honors after guiding him from the No. 5 singles slot in 2005 to the No. 1 slot each of his final three seasons. Preston’s success helped land him an invitation to the NCAA Singles Championship three years in a row. In 2008, Duvenhage helped Vanderbilt advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second year in a row with a win over No. 38 Indiana. The team also posted its first win

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in the SEC Tournament since 2003 when the Commodores topped Arkansas in the first round. For as much success as the program has had on the court under Duvenhage, it has had just as much off it. During the 2009-10 academic year, Vanderbilt posted a team GPA above 3.0 and was selected as an ITA All-Academic team for the second straight year. The NCAA also lauded the Commodores for ranking among the top 10 percent in men’s tennis based on their most recent multiyear Academic Progress Rates. In 2009, Vanderbilt had three players selected as ITA Scholar Athletes. In 2008, Preston was recognized for his work in the classroom when he was named to the second team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV Team. Hired on June 23, 2005, Duvenhage is the fourth men’s tennis head coach since the program began in 1981. Duvenhage’s resume includes a 428-262 collegiate record. His 27-year college head coaching career includes 13 years at Florida and seven at his alma mater, the University of Miami. Duvenhage’s impressive resume also includes one NCAA runner-up finish, two NCAA third-place finishes, four NCAA final eight appearances, and sixteen appearances in the NCAA sweet sixteen. The native of Kuruman, South Africa, came to America through a tennis scholarship from the University of Miami. By the time he graduated with his M.B.A. in 1983, Duvenhage boasted a 52-17 career record, competed in the NCAA singles championship his junior year and won a USTA doubles title with partner Michael Robertson in 1983. Duvenhage served as head coach of the Miami women’s tennis program from 1982 through 1988 and led the team to a 131-44 record with a .749 winning percentage. The Hurricanes participated in post season NCAA play all seven seasons of Duvenhage’s campaign and were ranked in the national top five for four seasons. He was inducted into the University of Miami Hall of Fame in 2011 for his success during his time there. In 1985 the Hurricanes saw one of their most successful seasons in team history when they competed in the NCAA finals and were ranked second in the nation. Duvenhage followed up the `85 season by leading Ronni Reis and Lise Gregory to the NCAA doubles championships and winning the Wilson intercollegiate Coach of Year award in 1986. In 1988 Duvenhage signed on with the University of Florida and began his thirteen-year reign with the Gators. From 1991 through 2000, the Florida men’s tennis team became one of only three schools to finish in the national top 16 for nine consecutive years in addition to winning two SEC titles.

Duvenhage also coached four Gator national champions, 1993 NCAA doubles champions Mark Merklein and Dave Blair, 1994 NCAA singles winner Merklein, and 1999 singles winner Jeff Morrison. Duvenhage received tremendous praise for his work with the Florida tennis squad. In 1991 Duvenhage earned the Co-Region 3 ITCA Wilson Coach of the Year award. In 2000, Duvenhage received the Region 3 Coach of the Year Award and Daily Tennis National Coach of the Year Award. In addition, the Gator coach received the highly competitive SEC Coach of the Year Award three times (1993, 1994, and 2000). Duvenhage has also served as coach of the USTA National Collegiate Team in 1999, 2001 and 2004. In 2001, after thirteen years with the University of Florida, Duvenhage became the personal coach for Jeff Morrison and accompanied him to tournaments all over the world, including Wimbledon, the French Open, the Australian Open and the US Open. In total, he coached in 16 grand slams. Duvenhage coached Morrison against the likes of Roger Federer, Andy Roddick, James Blake, Nicolas Massu, Ivan Ljubicic and Yevgeny Kafelnikov, and helped him to wins over Juan Carlos Ferrero, Arnaud Clement, Paradorn Srichaphan, Mikhail Youzhny, Mardy Fish, Taylor Dent, Wayne Ferreira and Vincent Spadea. Under Duvenhage, Morrison earned a top-80 ranking in the world. During his time coaching athletes on the professional tour, Duvenhage took advantage of his increased amount of free time to work on his other interests, including his love of oil painting. In 2005 Duvenhage was ready to get back into the intense lifestyle of a Division I coach and snagged the opportunity when it became available at Vanderbilt. A native of Kuruman, South Africa, Duvenhage currently resides in Nashville with his wife Susan. The couple enjoy hiking and traveling while in the off-season.

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Coaching & Support Staff Jamie Hunt, Associate Head Coach, Sixth Season

Hunt enters his sixth season at Vanderbilt, and second as associate head coach.

In his fifth season with the ‘Dores Hunt helped led the Commodores to their best SEC record (8-3) in over a decade. Hunt’s recruiting abilities paidoff in ten-fold as VU signed the 5th best class in the country. With the leadership and guidance of Hunt, Vanderbilt capped its 2014 season ranked No. 20 by the ITA. The Commodores compiled an 17-11 overall record, and 5-7 mark in SEC play. The Commodores hosted NCAA Regionals for the second year in a row and advanced to the second round. Vanderbilt also hosted the SEC Tournament, advancing to the semifinals for the first time since 2004.

Ryan Lipman, Vol. Assistant Coach, Second Season

Joined the Commodore staff in August of 2014 after becoming the winningest player in Vanderbilt tennis history, amassing 174 combined singles and doubles wins, two better than the previous record set by Scott Brown.

Alongside doubles partner, Gonzales Austin, the two became the first Commodore players to earn ITA All-America honors in doubles. Additionally, they became the first to earn both singles and doubles All-America honors in the same season. Together Lipman and Austin finished the year at No. 3 in doubles play. The duo set both the single season and career wins record for a Commodore doubles team with 30 and 36, respectively.

Lipman is the first three-time All-American in Vanderbilt men’s tennis history. The Nashville native received the ITA Ohio Valley Arthur Ashe Award for both the 2013 and 2014 seasons. He was also the only VU men’s tennis player to earn All-conference honors in all four seasons.

The `Dores finished their 2013 campaign ranked 15th by the ITA with a record of 18-11, along with making an appearance in the NCAA Sweet 16. Hunt came to Vanderbilt after spending four years as a member of the University of Georgia tennis team. During his tenure, he tallied 116 overall wins, while only dropping 34 matches. He was also an integral a part of back-to-back NCAA Championship teams. In his senior campaign, Hunt compiled a 22-9 singles record with a dual match record of 17-5. He earned second-team All-SEC honors, making it the fourth conference recognition of his career. During the 2008-09 season, he and teammate Nate Schnugg reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA doubles tournament, achieving ITA All-American status. “I am extremely excited to have Jamie on our staff,” Coach Duvenhage said. “I have long respected the way he competes and conducts himself. As a member of two national championship teams he brings the experience of being a champion to Vanderbilt University and the men’s tennis program.”

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Hunt was instrumental in Georgia’s most recent NCAA Championships, winning his doubles match in 2007 and his singles match in 2008. He and Schnugg teamed up in 2006 and won the U.S. Open Junior Doubles Championship. Hunt was the recipient of several awards, including the Mike Sell Return of Serve Award, the Manuel Diaz Approach Shot Award and the Bonneau Ansley Men’s Tennis Scholarship. He was also the Southeast Region recipient of the ITA/Arthur Ashe Award for Leadership and Sportsmanship. Originally from San Antonio, Texas, Hunt was he only junior player in history to win the Easter Bowl Doubles in the boys 14’s, 16’s and 18’s. He also earned ITF World Junior rankings as high as No. 2 in doubles and No. 26 in singles.

Jared Wonderly

Lori Alexander

Assistant Director of Facilities and Game Operations

Associate Director of Student Athletics

Jamie is married to Kyndal Edwards Hunt. The couple are the proud parents of one daughter, Blakely.

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2014-15 Season Statistics Vanderbilt Tennis Vanderbilt Season Results (Through matches of Dec 15, 2015) Overall record: 20-8 • SEC: 8-3 • Region: 0-0 • Home: 15-2 • Away: 3-6 • Neutral: 2-0 vs National ranked: 3-6 • vs Regional ranked: 0-0 Date Sep 12-15, 2014 Sep 24, 2014 Sept. 29, 2014 Sept 29, 2014 Oct 15, 2014 Nov. 7, 2014 Nov 13, 2014 Jan 16, 2015 Jan 16, 2015 Jan 18, 2015 Jan 18, 2015 Jan 30, 2015 Jan 23, 2015 Jan 24, 2015 Feb. 1, 2015 Feb 06, 2015 Feb. 20, 2015 Feb 22, 2015 * Feb. 27, 2015 * March 1, 2015 * Mar 06, 2015 * Mar 08, 2015 Mar 08, 2015 * Mar 13, 2015 Mar 15, 2015 * Mar 19, 2015 * Mar 21, 2015 * March 27, 2015 * Mar. 29, 2015 * Apr 10, 2015 * Apr 12, 2015 Apr 16, 2015 Apr 17, 2015 May 08, 2015 May 09, 2015 May 19-21, 2015

Opponent Southern Intercollegiates SEC Fall Classic ITA All-American Champs (Qualifying) USTA/ITA All-American USTA/ITA Regional Commodore Scramble USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiat GEORGIA STATE LIPSCOMB #34 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BELMONT #53 INDIANA #20 UNIV. OF SOUTH FLORIDA #19 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY #48 UNIV. OF MICHIGAN MIDDLE TENNESSEE vs #34 Minnesota at #25 Harvard at Arkansas at #10 Ole Miss #11 FLORIDA #34 AUBURN BALL STATE at #9 Texas A&M at #33 LSU #40 TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY at #5 Georgia at South Carolina #20 MISSISSIPPI STATE #59 ALABAMA #64 AUBURN at #13 Ole Miss vs #35 Notre Dame at #11 Ohio State NCAA 2015 Singles Doubles Tourname

Score Overall SEC (Athens, Ga.) 9:00 am (Gainesville, Fla.) (Tulsa, Okla.) (Tulsa, Okla.) (Nashville, Tenn.) (Nashville, Tenn.) (New York) W 7-0 1-0 0-0 W 4-0 2-0 0-0 L 3-4 2-1 0-0 W 6-1 3-1 0-0 W 4-3 4-1 0-0 L 3-4 4-2 0-0 W 4-3 5-2 0-0 W 4-3 6-2 0-0 W 6-1 7-2 0-0 W 4-3 8-2 0-0 W 4-3 9-2 0-0 W 7-0 10-2 1-0 L 0-4 10-3 1-1 W 4-3 11-3 2-1 W 7-0 12-3 3-1 W 7-0 13-3 3-1 L 1-4 13-4 3-2 L 1-4 13-5 3-2 W 5-2 14-5 4-2 W 4-3 15-5 5-2 L 1-4 15-6 5-3 W 4-1 16-6 6-3 W 4-3 17-6 7-3 W 4-2 18-6 8-3 W 4-2 19-6 8-3 L 1-4 19-7 8-3 W 4-1 20-7 8-3 L 0-4 20-8 8-3 (Waco, Texas)

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2014-15 Season Statistics Vanderbilt Tennis Vanderbilt Team Match-by-Match (Through matches of Dec 15, 2015) Date Jan 16, 2015 Jan 16, 2015 Jan 18, 2015 Jan 18, 2015 Jan 30, 2015 Jan 23, 2015 Jan 24, 2015 Feb. 1, 2015 Feb 06, 2015 Feb. 20..... Feb 22, 2015 * Feb. 27..... * March 1..... * Mar 06, 2015 * Mar 08, 2015 Mar 08, 2015 * Mar 13, 2015 Mar 15, 2015 * Mar 19, 2015 * Mar 21, 2015 * March 27.... * Mar. 29..... * Apr 10, 2015 * Apr 12, 2015 Apr 16, 2015 Apr 17, 2015 May 08, 2015 May 09, 2015

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Opponent GEORGIA STATE LIPSCOMB #34 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BELMONT #53 INDIANA #20 UNIV. OF SOUTH FLORIDA #19 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY #48 UNIV. OF MICHIGAN MIDDLE TENNESSEE vs #34 Minnesota at #25 Harvard at Arkansas at #10 Ole Miss #11 FLORIDA #34 AUBURN BALL STATE at #9 Texas A&M at #33 LSU #40 TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY at #5 Georgia at South Carolina #20 MISSISSIPPI STATE #59 ALABAMA #64 AUBURN at #13 Ole Miss vs #35 Notre Dame at #11 Ohio State

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2015-16 Returners Tate Allwardt - Sophomore Boca Raton, Fla. - Spanish River Singles Record: 6-7; Doubles Record: 2-2

Honors: • 2015 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll Freshman (2014-15): Went 6-7 in singles action during the fall…. First victory as a Commodore came against Florida State’s Parker Eversten at Southern Intercollegiates, 6-3, 6-4… Defeated SEC foe, Max Lunkin of Texas A&M at the SEC Fall Classic, 6-4, 7-6(8)… Came out victorious twice in consolations of the Ohio Valley Regional…. Defeated Xavier’s Michael Moe (6-1, 6-3) and Ball State’s Jan Jirus (6-1, 7-5)…. Going 6-2, 6-2 the freshman defeated Tennessee Tech’s Othen Lima during the Commodore Scramble… Went 2-2 in doubles action… Both victories coming in dual match play alongside Suresh Eswaran and Ryan Smith… Defeated Lipscomb’s Hernandez/Manzanares 6-3… With Smith, came out victorious over Ball State’s Andersen/Helm. High School: Graduated from Spanish River High School in Boca Raton, Fla. ... Rated as a five-star recruit and the No. 40 player nationally by tennisrecruiting.net ... Won the 2014 2A state title at No. 2 singles ... Also won the overall doubles title ... Played current Commodore Ryan Smith for the 2012 state title in Class 4A No. 1 singles, which was won by Smith. Personal: Tate S. Allwardt… Born June 15, 1996… Son of Tom and Jackie Allwardt… Undecided in his major… Brother to Keaton and Ava… Began playing tennis at 6 years old… Lists his favorite tennis player as Milos Raonic… Away from the tennis court Tate enjoys

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2015-16 RETURNERS Pen Binet - Junior Toronto, Canada - City Academy Singles Record: 9-10; Doubles Record: 19-23 Highest Doubles Ranking: No. 41 (1/2/14) W/ Kris Yee Honors: • 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll Sophomore (2014-15): Played in singles action throughout the fall going 4-6… Defeated conference foes in LSU’s John Michael Busch (6-3, 6-3) and Tennessee’s Sunay Bhat (6-2, 4-0, ret.)… Two additional singles wins coming against NKU and high as No. 75 alongside Baker Newman… Most notably knocked off Texas A&M’s then-No. 9 Harrison Adams and Shame Vinsant 6-4 at No. 1 doubles… Helped clinch the doubles point over the Aggies… Playing consistently at No. 2, the duo went on a four-match win streak throughout the month of March… Defeated South Carolina’s then-No. 56 Mayronne/O’Keefe 6-4 to clinch doubles advantage… Came out victorious over then-No. 34 Eddy Covalschi/Josh Hagar of Notre Dame, 8-5, alongside Ryan Smith. Freshman (2013-14): Spring- Only played doubles during the spring season ... Finished with 5-9 dual record, 1-6 in SEC play ... Went 3-3 with Rhys Johnson to close 2014 season ... Won at No. 2 doubles in the 4-2 win over No. 9 Georgia in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals. Personal: William Hartland Penfield Binet ... Born May 13, 1995 ... Son of Anna and David Binet ... Younger brother of Andrew and Rob ... Starting playing tennis at the age of seven ... List Rafael Nadal as his favorite tennis player and Kobe Bryant as his favorite non-tennis athlete ... Majoring in communication studies.

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2015-16 Returners Rhys Johnson - Senior Perth, Australia - Applecross Senior High School Singles Record: 52-45; Doubles Record: 57-39 Highest singles Ranking: No. 57 Highest Doubles Ranking: No. 1, (2/24 3/10/15,) W/ Gonzales Austin Honors: • 2015 ITA First Team All-American (Doubles) • 2015 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2014 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2013 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll Junior (2014-15): Earned Rirst-Team All-American honors in doubles… Sat atop the ITA doubles rankings as No. 1 in country from Feb. 24 – Mar. 10th with Gonzales Austin… Went 29-8 alongside Austin, and 30-9 overall… USTA/ITA Division I Men’s Ohio Valley Regional Doubles Champion… Only dropped two SEC doubles matches… USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships doubles Semifinalist… Selected to compete in 2015 NCAA Doubles Championship… Fell to Texas tech’s Dojas/Soares in first round. 6-2, 6-2… Went on a 13-match win streak from1/18 – 3/15… Compiled at 17-15 singles record, playing primarily at No. 2… Went 5-8 overall against ranked players… 2-2 against ranked players in the fall, defeating then-No. 21 Hunter Reese and No. 82 Khade… Dual ranked victories include No. 80 Beltrame, No. 118 Hinnisdaels and No. 106 Lovett. Sophomore (2013-14): Spring- Finished the year with an overall record of 23-16 ... Went 11-12 in duals, 3-6 in SEC play ... Notched wins against four ranked opponents ... Won in Vandy’s NCAA first round match against Virginia Tech, defeating Hunter Koontz in straight sets ... Clinched Vandy’s first win over Georgia since 2004 by defeating No. 77 Ben Wagland 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 ... Knocked off No. 85 Elliot Orkin in VU’s win over Florida ... Took down Jarryd Chaplin in the win over Tennessee. Fall - Finished with a record of 12-4 in fall tournament play ... Made it to the semifinals of the ITA Ohio Valley Regional ... Defeated Beck Pennington (Kentucky), Mark Kovacs (Purdue), Jimmy Roebker (Xavier) and David Biosca (ETSU) to make it to the semis, fell to No. 24 Hunter Reese. Freshman (2012-13): SEC Player of the Week (3/20) ... Played mainly out of the No. 3 and No. 6 singles positions finishing with an overall record of 12-14 (10-10 in dual match play) ... Closed out the season on a four-match and eight-straight set win streak prior to the Sweet 16 loss ... Clinched the upset over No. 4 Ole Miss with a 6-1, 4-6, 6-2 win ... Knocked off 16th-ranked Hernus Pieters of No. 6 Georgia in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3. Personal: Rhys Michael Johnson... Born November 7, 1994... Son of Shawn Johnson and Michelle Lloyd-Johnson... Has one brother, Myles... Majoring in economics... Favorites include Roger Federer (Tennis player), “Shawshank Redemption” (Movie) and Playstation (Activity). Fact Book

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Baker Newman - Sophomore Miami, Fla - Gulliver Prep Singles Record: 20-13; Doubles Record: 17-17 Highest Doubles Ranking: No. 75 (4/7/15) W/ Pen Binet Honors: • 2015 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2015 SEC Community Service Team

Freshman (2014-15): Went 17-17 overall in doubles action, 7-13 during dual season… Played primarily at No. 2 doubles for the ‘Dores… Clinched two huge 4-3 victories over SEC rivals… Secured VU’s SEC opener in a 4-3 upset over then-No.11 Florida at No. 6 singles; 6-1, 7-6(3)… Defeated the Kentucky Wildcat’ s Kevin Lai at No. 5; 2-6, 7-6(2), 7-6(3)… Made it to flight finals at Southern Intercollegiates…. Alongside Pen Binet, defeated Texas A&M’s thenNo. 9 Adams/Vinsant at No. 1 doubles in College Station; 6-4… Clinched the doubles point at No. 2 for the ‘Dores on several occasions; over Notre Dame in the first round of the NCAA tournament… Defeated South Carolina’s then-No. 56 Mayronne/O’Keefe 6-4 to clinch doubles advantage… Went 2-1 ion doubles against ranked opponents… Went to Costa Rica with Soles 4 Souls alongside nine other Vanderbilt student-athletes. High School: Graduated from Gulliver Prep in Miami, Fla. ... Rated as a five-star recruit and as high as the No. 20 player nationally by tennisrecruiting.net ... Played varsity tennis since eighth grade, winning three team state championships ... Won state doubles titles in 2012-13 ... First team Miami Herald four times ... Has a brother, Spencer, who plays tennis at Florida ... Undeclared on major.

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2015-16 Returners Ryan Smith - Junior Weston, Fla. - Cypress Bay Singles Record: 18-16; Doubles Record: 24-30

Sophomore (2014-15): Went 10-7 in singles overall… Rode a six-match win streak from Nov. 7th – Jan. 16th… Won at No. 3, 4, 5 and 6 singles for the Commodores… Only lost one dual singles match for VU… Defeated Ball State’s Patrick Downs (7-6, 1-0(8)), Belmont’s Caio Niel (6-1, 6-3), Georgia State’s Sebastian Acuna (7-5, 6-4) and Lipscomb’s Daniel Hernandes (6-2, 6-2) in dual season… Went 4-7 in doubles play, playing primarily at No. 2… Most notably defeated then-No. 34 Eddy Covalschi/Josh Hagar of Notre Dame, 8-5, alongside Binet… Made it to the semifinals with Newman in Athens at Southern Intercollegiates, defeating UK’s Yates/Bushamuka and UGA’s Wood/Bertran along the way… Got to quarterfinals in the SEC Fall Classic with Newman, defeating MSU’s Agarwal/ Gowda, and Tennessee’s Jones/Valero. Freshman (2013-14):Went 7-9 overall and 4-3 in dual play ... Played primarily in No. 6 singles spot, going 2-3 ... With Eswaran picked up the 8-4 win at No. 2 doubles in first round of NCAA Tournament ... Also won second round NCAA Tournament match with Eswaran at No. 2 doubles against Columbia ... Defeated No. 38 VT’s Florian Nicoud 6-4, 7-6 (7-4) in singles in first round of NCAA Tournament ... Defeated UGA’s Hernus Pieters in the No. 6 position 4-6, 7-6, (7-4), 6-3 in the SEC Tournament. High School: Attended Cypress Bay High School playing tennis under head coach Vincent Grossi ... First Team All-State all four years of HS ... Florida tennis Player of the Year as a junior ... Led the Cypress Bay Lightning to two state championships. Personal: Ryan Philip Smith ... Born October 27, 1994 ... Son of Lori and Douglas Smith ... Brother of Zach ... Majoring in public policy studies ... Started playing tennis at the age of 10 ... Lists Rafael Nadal as his favorite tennis player and Calvin Johnson as his favorite non-tennis athlete ... Away from the tennis court he enjoys playing basketball ... Chose Vanderbilt over Florida, Illinois, Duke and Virginia.

2015-16 returners Daniel Valent - Sophomore Zurich, Switzerland - K + S Ramibuh, Zurich Singles Record: 31-4; Doubles Record: 12-13 Highest Singles Ranking: No. 49 (9/15/15) Honors: • Second Team All-SEC • SEC All-Freshman Team • Ohio Valley Player to Watch • 2015 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll Freshman (2014-15): Compiled a 30-6 record in his debut season with the ‘Dores… Played dominantly at No. 3 singles… Went 12-13 overall in doubles action… Only three singles losses in dual season, with two in league play… Six losses overall… One of five freshmen named Second Team All-SEC… One of eight freshmen voted to the SEC All-Freshman team… Third Commodore to ever earn the Ohio Valley Player to Watch award… Ohio Valley Regional singles Semifinalist… Went undefeated at Commodore Scramble… Recorded a 12-match win streak from Nov. 7th – Feb. 20th… Amassed an undefeated 5-0 record against ranked opponents in spring… Major win of the season came in Athens, as he ended Senior Bulldog Nathan Pasha’s 10-match win streak; 4-6, 6-0, 6-1… Went 10-10 in doubles, playing predominantly at No. 3 with Suresh Eswaran… Ranked doubles win at ITA Kickoff finals over then-No. 44 Pramming/Roberts. High School: Graduated from K+S Rämibüh, Zuirch... Ranked Jr. player No. 1 in Switzerland...ITF Top-80 rankings. Personal: Daniel Valent ... Born May 14, 1995 ... Son of Ivan and Tanja Valent ... Undeclared on major ... Has an older brother, Roman, who won Junior Wimbledon and is now a professional tennis player ... has a twin sister named Jennifer ... Dreams of representing Switzerland in the Davis Cup and Olympics ... Speaks four languages; German, French, Czech and English ... Majoring in Biochemistry at Vanderbilt.

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2015-16 returners Kris Yee - Senior Las Vegas, Nev. - Odyssey Charter School Singles Record: 64-33; Doubles Record: 16-15 Highest Singles Ranking: No. 114 Highest Doubles Ranking: No. 41 w/ Pen Binet (1/2/14) Honors • 2014 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2013 SEC Freshman Team Junior (2014-15): 21-16 overall in singles action on the year and 9-12 in dual… Played at Nos. 3 and four in the Commodore lineup… Went 2-5 in SEC league play with wins over Auburn and Alabama… Went on a six-match win streak from Nov. 7th – Jan. 18th… Went undefeated at VU’s Commodore Scramble, winning singles champion… Ohio Valley Regional Singles Quarterfinalist… Made it to consolation semifinals at SEC Classic… Went 5-3 overall in doubles… Played all eight doubles matches of the season with Jeff Offerdahl. Sophomore (2013-14):Posted 19-12 mark overall, including going 13-6 in dual play ... Named to the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll ... Was 3-0 at No. 2 singles and 5-4 at No. 3 singles ... Defeated Columbia’s Dragos Ignat at No. 3 singles in the second round of the NCAA Tournament ... Beat Florida’s Maxx Lipman 7-6 (9-7), 7-6 (7-4) ... Went 8-7 overall in doubles play, including 2-3 in dual competition. Freshman (2012-13): Named to the 2013 SEC Freshman Team ... Finished the season with a record of 24-5 ... Went undefeated at No. 5 singles in conference play at a mark of 7-0 ... Ranked as high as No. 114 by the ITA ... Strung together a 16-match win streak, dating from 1/25 against Georgia though 3/24 against Tennessee ... Defeated No. 119 Lukas Oilert of Auburn, in straight sets. High School: Helped lead his tennis team to two state championships. Personal: Kristofer Yee... Born December 2, 1993... Son of Adam and Gabriella Yee... Has two sisters: Kimberly and Alysha... Majoring in film studies... Favorites include “Inception” (Movie), YouTube (Internet Site) and Dancing (Activity away from the court).

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2015-16 Freshmen Vikram Chari - Freshman Saratoga, Calif. - Menlo School

High School: Graduated from Menlo School ... Considered a three-star prospect by TennisRecruiting. com … Played for Bill Shane at Menlo … Senior captain … First Team All-Conference … 2015 Central Coast Section Doubles Champion … National Invitational High School Champion. Personal: Goes by Vik … Son of Ranga and Vidya Chari … Has one younger brother named Siddharth who also plays tennis … Began playing tennis at the age of eight … Names Novak Djokovic as his favorite tennis player, and Steph Currey as his favorite non-tennis athlete … Bucket list includes skydiving and living in Europe for a year … Best nonathletic talent is laughing at everything … Listening to music is his favorite off-court hobby … Sees himself attending graduate school for his MBA … Biggest influences are his parents.

Cameron Klinger - Freshman Elk Grove, Calif. - Laurel Springs High School: A Blue Chip recruit from the West Coast who signed with VU over Notre Dame, Alabama and Texas … Came to Vandy ranked No. 10 in the country, and No. 3 in the state of California by Tennis Recruiting.com.

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2015-16 Freshmen Alex Ross - Freshman La Grange, Ill. - Lyons Township High School High School: Graduated from Lyons Township High School … Came to West End boasting a five-star ranking … Ranked No. 54 in the nation, No. 7 in the Great Lakes region, and No. 4 in the state of Illinois. Coached by Bill Wham at LTHS where his team took second place at state … Took third place individually at state. Personal: Alex Olmedo Ross … Son of David and Diana Ross … Has one younger brother named Gianni who also plays tennis … Began playing tennis at the age of three … Lists Andy Murray as his favorite tennis player, and Lionel Messi as his favorite non-tennis player … Nashville’s music scene is his favorite aspect about the city … In 5-10 years Alex sees himself as the SEC of a multibillion dollar organization and “making bank”.

Dan Stefan - Freshman St. Petersburg, Fla. - Boca Ciega High School High School: Came to Vanderbilt as a Blue Chip recruit … Ranked as high as No. 16 in the nation and No. 1 in the state of Florida … Coached by Kelley Hixson … Back-to-back Florida High School Athletic Association Class 2A state single champion … 2014 Florida Dairy Farms Mr. Tennis … Went undefeated two seasons in a row … Tennis captain and member of honor roll. Personal: Dan Stefan … Son of Nicolae and Gabriela Stefan … Has one sister named Jessica who also plays tennis … Born in Bucharest, Romania … Began playing tennis a four years old … Lleyton Hewitt is his favorite tennis player … Speaks multiple languages … Best non-athletic talent is freestyle rapping … Chose Vanderbilt over Michigan, UNC, Indiana, Penn State and Florida State.

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Commodore History All-Time Letter Winners

A ABERNATHY, Tom.................... 1961 AGAH, Mark........................1988-91 Allwardt, Tate................ 2015-pres. ANDERSON, Tommy...........1932-33 ARNOLD, Ed............................ 1972 AUSTIN, Gonzales “AJ”......2011-15 B BABB, Steve............................. 1970 BAKER, Adam.................2008-2012 BAKER, James......................... 1965 BAKER, Randy....................1966-68 BARRY, Jeff.........................1985-88 BATT, Charles........................... 1980 BAZARNIK, Blake............2011-2012 BEAUCHAMP, Buzz.......1968-69,’71 BECKFORD, Jack...............1969-71 BENARROCH, Alan.............1982-85 BINET, Pen.................... 2013-pres. BLACH, Peter..................1997-2000 BLACKBURN, George.......1942, ’47 BLUM, Robert.....................1935-36 BOUTWELL, Drake..............1965-67 BREWBAKER, Bill...............1954-55 BRIGGS, Duncan................1959-60 BRISCOE, Nat.................... 1936,’38 BROWN, Jimmy....................... 1992 BROWN, Matt.......................... 1981 BROWN, Mark.......................... 1949 BROWN, Scott....................2001-05 BROWN, Steve......................... 1957 BUILDER, Lindsay...............1963-65 BUTTREY, Dan......................... 1972 C CAMPBELL, Ken.................1966-67 CARR, Julian.......................1959-61 CAUTTRELL, Chris..............1959-62 CHAPIN, Kim.......................1962-64 CHERSHIRE, Ross............. 1932,’34 CLARK, Davis......................1932-33 CLARK, Jeff.........................1992-95 COATES, Eddie...............1997-2001 COILE, Henry........................... 1957 COLE, Chuck........................... 1964 COONEY, Hayes....................... 1957 CORSON, Harry..................1950-52 CRAM, Don.........................1928-30 CRATELLA, Rex..................1984-85 CROSBY, Thorne...................... 1962 CROMYDAS, Nick...............2006-09 CUMMINGS, Greer.............1967-70 CUNINGGIM, Merriman......1929-30 CURRY, Brownlee..................... 1947 D DUFAUX, Evan....................2005-08 DAILEY, Zach.......................2000-04 DARBY, Bill..........................1959-62 DAVIS, Cody............................. 1981 DAVIS, Joe..........................1939-41 DAVIS, Maclin......................1948-49 DEEHL, Troy............................. 1979 DENNY, Dan........................1948-50 DiVALERIO, Alex.............2009-2012 DODGE, Henry....................1960-62 DREW, David.......................1988-91 DUNCAN, Ted...............1957-58,’60 DURFEE, Bill............................ 1974 E ELLARD, Dan......................1976-77 ELLIOTT, Steve..............1978-79,’81 ELLISON, Greg....................1976-77 ESWARAN, Suresh..............2011-15 EVANS, Jack............................ 1957 EVERT, John........................1982-83

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F FERGUSON, Billy................1947-49 FITZGERALD, Oscar...........1964-65 FLANNERY, David.................... 1966 FLINK, Stew........................1976-78 FOX, Inman.........................1952-54 FOX, Michael.......................1992-93 FRANCIS, Paul......................... 1979 FREDERIKSEN, Jens..........2000-01 FRIST, Bobby........................... 1963 G GAINER, Jim............................ 1970 GARROTT, Murray...............1986-89 GARTH, Rusty.....................1965-67 GLENN, Robby..............1969-70,’72 GOODMAN, Brad................1985-86 GREENE, Jeff.................1975, 1977 GROER, Chris.....................1993-96 H HAMBRICK, Brad............1998-2001 HAMILTON, Battle...............1964-65 HANSON, Dave........................ 1977 HARDEN, Alton........................ 1958 HARRIS, Chad.....................2000-04 HARRIS, John.....................1976-77 HARWELL, Sam....................... 1954 HENSHAW, John.................1976-79 HERTZMAN, Allen.................... 1978 HERZOG, Steve..................1985-86 HIGHT, Henry........................... 1938 HOLZBEIERLEIN, Jeff.......1987, ’90 HOOKER, Henry....................... 1952 HOWELL, Peter...................1968-70 HUBER, Val.........................1968-70 HUFF, Chris...............1982, 1984-85 HUTCHESON, Robert.............. 1965 HYDEN, Johnny................1940, ’47 I IRBY, Howard........................... 1981 J JACOBS, Maril “Jacko”......1956-58 JARRELL, Randall.................... 1935 JENKINS, Pete......................... 1942 JOHNS, Bob........................1957-59 JOHNS, Jay.............................. 1956 JOHNSON, Howdy................... 1960 JOHNSON, Rhys........... 2012-pres. JOLLY, Phil...................1953-55, ’57 JONES, Charlie...............2009-2012 K KATZ, Bill...........................1955, ’58 KEEBLE, John Bell.......1948-49, ’51 KEEBLE, Sydney...................... 1947 KERR, B.B...........................1941-42 KLOBERDANZ, David.............. 1994 KLOBERDANZ, Krunch.......1994-97 KOFFLER, Randy................1969-72 KOVRIGIN, Anton............2011-2014 L LACY, Bill.................................. 1949 LAMB, Peter........................1977-79 LANCE, Fletcher..................1986-87 LANE, Joe................................ 1978 LANGENDERFER, Tom............ 1974 LEBATT, Fred............................ 1986 LIPMAN, Ryan.................2009-2014 LITTLE, Joe.........................1939-40 LIEBERMAN, Scott.............2007-10 LOCKIN, Matthew...............2002-05 LONG, Gordon..............1950-51,’53 LOOMIS, John.....................1949-51 LORNDALE, Robert.............1981-83 LOWENSTEIN, Julius..........1925-26

LOWENSTEIN, Louis...........1928-29 Lux, Dave...........................1957-59 LYNE, Lewis “Lulu”.............1941-42 M MACHUCA, Jose...................... 1993 MACK, Andy........................2004-07 MACLELLAN, Hugh.............1959-61 MAGARIK, Jordan...............2003-07 MALDEISE, Jim........................ 1961 MANNING, Ray........................ 1938 MARTIN, Nathan...................... 1935 MARTIN, Thayer....................... 1961 MATTHEWS, Ben..................... 1948 MAULDIN, Greg............1993-94,’96 MAZER, All..........................1968-69 McGUGIN, Bill.................1998-2000 McGUGIN, Dan...............1998-2000 McKAY, Peachy...................1933-34 McLAREN, Arch....................... 1962 McMURRAY, Scotchman......... 1933 McNEILLY, Carey...................... 1956 McTYEIRE, Holland.............1928-29 MIXSON, Jim.................1971-72,’74 MORTON, George.................... 1968 MOYE, James.....................2007-10 MUMFORD, Keith.................... 1990 MURPHY, Floyd...................1927-29 MURPHY, John......................... 1959 MURPHY, Sandy.................1925-26 N NEUEN, Gary.......................1968-71 NEWMAN, Baker.......... 2015-pres. NISKER, Andrew.............1997-2000 NIXON, John.......................1954-56 NORRIS, Cliff.......................1984-88 O OFFERDAHL, Jeff................2011-15 OSBORNE, Jim..........1990,1992-93 OVERTON, Bruce..................... 1947 P PARKER, Morgan..................... 1996 PARROT, John.......................... 1969 PAUL, Vijay..........................2007-10 PETER, Todd.......................1996-99 PHILIPSBORN, Andy............... 1971 PILLGRAM-LARSEN, Jens.. 2002-04 PITTMAN, Frank..................1934-36 POPE, Derek............................ 1994 PORTER, Kyle.....................1998-99 POTTS, Steve......................1950-52 POWELL, Alan.......................... 1986 PRESTON, Ryan.................2005-08 PRITCHARD, Michael......... 1992,’94 PRYOR, George....................... 1932 PULIDO, Andy.................2008-2011 PULVER, Aaron........................ 1993 R RAFTER, Reid...............1986-87,’89 REED, Bill............................1967-70 REED, Jack.............................. 1970 REESE, Bobby....................1947-48 RETIEF, Cliff.........................1985-87 RETTA, Michael...................2011-13 REVES, Jerry............................ 1965 REYNOLDS, Bobby.............2000-03 RICHARDSON, Wells....1951-52,’54 RIVEN, Stephen...................1960-61 ROACH, Bart............................ 1956 ROBERTS, Danny.................... 1990 ROE, George...................... 1936,’38 ROESCH, Tom.....................1961-64 ROLLAUER, Michael...........1993-96 ROYAL, Louis........................... 1954 RUBENSTEIN, Reed................ 2004 RUDDER, Fred....................1925-27

RUNGE, Smokey...........1973-74,’76 S SACHS, Nathan...................2003-07 SALCEDO, Bryant...........2008-2011 SCHWARTZ, Harold........... 1930,’32 SHANKLIN, Robert..............1934-36 SHAW, Scott........................1971-74 SHEPERD, Jon......................... 1982 SHILLINGLAW, Richard.......1941-42 SILER, Mahan “Monk”........1953-56 SJOBERG, Geir...................1991-92 SLATER, John.....................1965-66 SMITH, Lewis......................2000-04 SMITH, Ryan................. 2013-pres. SOSSAMAN, Greg..............2002-04 SPEVACK, Ron....................1958-60 SPICKARD, Andy................1952-53 STEARNS, Chip...................1990-93 STEELE, Billy............................ 1947 STENGEL, Chris....................... 1978 STENGEL, Kermit............1949-1951 STEPPACH, Nate..................... 1960 STEWART, Dan....................1982-83 STEWART, Tim....................1977-79 STUEHRK, Steve.................1977-79 SUBRAMANIAN, Anand......1990-93 SURMAN, Bob....................1953-56 T TARKOFF, Josh...............1999-2003 TAYLOR, Byron....................1939-41 TAYLOR, Jeff............................ 1996 TENEBAUM, Harry..............1970-73 THOMAS, John.............1926-27,’30 THOMPSON, Overton.........1935-36 THORPE, John......................... 1957 THURMOND, Paul...............1995-98 THYM, Bobby...............1978-79, ’81 TIFT, Tom.................................. 1970 TODD, Carroll........................... 1978 TOLLESON, Chip................1977-79 TRAMMELL, Rip..................1973-74 TRAVIS, BILL............................ 1938 TUCKER, Lee........................... 1963 TURNER, Joel.......................... 1985 TYM, Danny.........................1996-99 V VALENT, Daniel............. 2015-pres. VAN DER MERWE, Marc.....2012-13 VERNON, Chris........................ 1992 VOWELS, Scott...................1984-85 W WEDLINGTON, Bill................... 1948 WAGNER, Mike........................ 1986 WALKER, Bob............1953,1955-56 WALKER, Eph.....................1967-70 WELLFORD, Harry................... 1950 WHITEHURST, Jeff................... 1986 WILL, Charley......................1963-65 WILLIAMS, John.................1990-93 WILLIAMSON, Dave................. 1981 WILLIS, Charles...................1940-42 WILT, Fleming......................1990-91 WINCUP, Todd.....................1991-94 WITTEMYER, Luke................... 1992 WODDARD, Marvin.............1939-40 WOODRUFF, Nathan...........1932-34 Y YEE, Kris....................... 2012-pres. YELDER, Jack.......................... 1949 YOUNG, Ken...................... 1942,’47 YOUNG, Paul......................1958-60 Z ZOTOV, Alex........................2008-11

ALL-TIME RESULTS/ ITA Awards All -T i m e R E s u lt s Year........ Record.......... SEC......... Final Ranking........................ Coach 1981...... 9-16-1........... 2-10...........................................John Newman 1982....... 10-11............. 1-8............................................John Newman 1983........ 9-10.............. 2-7............................................John Newman 1984....... 10-13............. 1-8............................................John Newman 1985........ 5-14.............. 0-8............................................John Newman 1986....... 10-14............. 0-9............................................John Newman 1987....... 18-12............. 3-7...................................................... Bill Tym 1988....... 17-13............. 3-6...................................................... Bill Tym 1989....... 18-12............. 2-8...................................................... Bill Tym 1990........ 6-20............. 0-10..................................................... Bill Tym 1991....... 11-13............ 0-10..................................................... Bill Tym 1992........ 8-14............. 0-11..................................................... Bill Tym 1993........ 16-8.............. 6-7...................................................... Bill Tym 1994....... 12-11............ 2-10.................. 41............................... Bill Tym 1995........ 14-9.............. 3-9................... 45............................... Bill Tym 1996........ 4-12.............. 0-9...................................................... Bill Tym 1997........ 8-12............. 2-10.................. 63............................Ken Flach 1998....... 11-13............ 1-11.................. 56............................Ken Flach 1999....... 12-14............. 4-8................... 28............................Ken Flach 2000....... 10-21............ 1-10..................................................Ken Flach 2001....... 13-13............. 2-9................... 31............................Ken Flach 2002....... 11-14............ 1-10.................. 36............................Ken Flach 2003........ 27-4.............. 9-2.................... 4.............................Ken Flach 2004....... 16-11............. 6-5................... 16............................Ken Flach 2005....... 13-12............. 3-8................... 32............................Ken Flach 2006........ 7-14.............. 2-9................... 71....................Ian Duvenhage 2007....... 11-13............. 4-7................... 36....................Ian Duvenhage 2008....... 14-10............. 4-7................... 26....................Ian Duvenhage 2009........ 5-17............. 1-10.................. 61....................Ian Duvenhage 2010....... 13-11............. 5-6................... 40....................Ian Duvenhage 2011....... 13-11............. 4-7................... 38....................Ian Duvenhage 2012........ 8-16.............. 2-9................... 40....................Ian Duvenhage 2013....... 18-11............. 6-6................... 15....................Ian Duvenhage 2014....... 17-11............. 5-6................... 20....................Ian Duvenhage 2015........ 20-8.............. 8-4................... 24....................Ian Duvenhage

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Individual Records Career

Singles Wins......................107 - Gonzales “AJ” Austin (‘11-’15) ................................................... 99 - Bobby Reynolds (‘00-’03) Singles Win %......... 73.9% (99-35) - Bobby Reynolds (‘00-’03) Doubles Wins.................................... 84 - Scott Brown (‘02-’05) Doubles Win %............................74.5% - Chad Harris (‘00-’04) Doubles Wins (Team).......................36 - Lipman/Austin (‘13-14) Doubles Win % (Team)...87.5% (14-2) - Groer/Kloberdanz (‘96) Combined Victories......................... 174 - Ryan Lipman (‘09-14) .........................................................172 - Scott Brown (‘02-’05)

Season

Singles Wins..................................... 46 - Bobby Reynolds (’03) Singles Win %.................. 86.8% (46-7) - Bobby Reynolds (‘03) Doubles Wins...................................... 30 Gonzales Austin (‘14) ...................................................................... Ryan Lipman (‘14) ................................................................. 28 - Lewis Smith (‘03) ........................................................................ Scott Brown (‘03) Doubles Win %...................................87.5% - Chris Groer (‘96) ............................................................ Krunch Kloberdanz (‘96) Doubles Wins (Team)............................36 - Austin/Lipman (‘14) ......................................................... 26 - Coates/Reynolds (‘01) Doubles Win % (Team)...87.5% (14-2) - Groer/Kloberdanz (‘96)

ITA All-Americans Singles

Year Player 1996...................................................................... Chris Groer 2002................................................................ Bobby Reynolds 2003........................................................................Chad Harris ........................................................................ Bobby Reynolds 2013......................................................................Ryan Lipman

2014.................................................................Gonzales Austin ..............................................................................Ryan Lipman

2015.................................................................Gonzales Austin Doubles Year 2014......................................... Gonzales Austin, Ryan Lipman

2015........................................Gonzales Austin, Rhys Johnson

ITA Regional Honors Coach of the Year Year 2003.......................................................................... Ken Flach 2015.......................................................... Ian Duvenhage Assistant Coach of the Year 2014................................................................Jamie Hunt Player of the Year 2015........................................................ Gonzales Austin Rookie of the Year 2010............................................................. Ryan Lipman 2011.......................................................... Blake Bazarnik Player to Watch 2003........................................................Bobby Reynolds 2014................................................Gonzales “AJ” Austin 2015............................................................. Daniel Valent Vanderbilt Player of the Year 2015...........................................................Gonzales Austin

Team Records

Wins in a Season...................................................... 27 (‘02-’03) Consecutive Win Streak........................................... 12 (‘02-’03)

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sec Honors

SEC Coach of the Year 2003................................. Ken Flach SEC Player of the Year 2015.................Gonzales “AJ” Austin SEC Freshman of the Year 2010............................ Ryan Lipman SEC Tournament MVP 2003.......................Bobby Reynolds 2008..................Ryan Preston (2/19) SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2012............................Charlie Jones First Team All-SEC* 1978...............................Peter Lamb ...................................... Tim Stewart ....................................Chip Tolleson 1979...............................Peter Lamb ....................................Chip Tolleson 1980..............................Charles Batt .......................................Peter Lamb 1982....................... Robert Lorndale 1984.............................. Tom Bender 2003.............................. Chad Harris ...............................Bobby Reynolds 2004.............................. Chad Harris 2005............................. Scott Brown 2006............................Ryan Preston 2008............................Ryan Preston 2010............................ Ryan Lipman 2011............................ Ryan Lipman 2013............................ Ryan Lipman ............................... Gonzales Austin 2014....................... Gonzales Austin 2015....................... Gonzales Austin

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Second Team All-SEC* 2003............................. Scott Brown ...................................... Matt Lockin 2004............................. Scott Brown .......................................Zach Dailey ...................................... Matt Lockin 2007............................Ryan Preston 2011..............................Adam Baker 2012....................... Gonzales Austin ....................................Charlie Jones 2014............................ Ryan Lipman 2015.............................Daniel Valent First Team - Singles 1996............................... Chris Groer 2000.......................... Andrew Nisker 2002.......................Bobby Reynolds Second Team - Singles 1995............................... Chris Groer ...........................Krunch Kloberdanz 1997...................Krunch Kloberdanz 2001............................Eddie Coates First Team - Doubles Second Team - Doubles 2002............................. Bobby Reynolds ............................................ Lewis Smith SEC Freshman Team 2010............................ Ryan Lipman 2012....................... Gonzales Austin 2013.................................... Kris Yee 2015.............................Daniel Valent SEC Player of the Week 2003..............Bobby Reynolds (2/24) 2008..................Ryan Preston (2/19) 2013.................... Ryan Lipman (3/6) .........................Rhys Johnson (3/20) 2014..................Anton Kovrigin (2/5) 2015.. Gonzales Austin (2/25), (3/12) SEC Freshman of the Week 2008...................... Alex Zotov (1/29) 2010.................. Ryan Lipman (2/10) .......................... Ryan Lipman (3/24) .......................... Ryan Lipman (4/14) 2011................. Blake Bazarnik (2/9)

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2012............. Gonzales Austin (2/13) 2015...................Daniel Valent (1/22) SEC Community Service Team 2000-01..................... Brad Hambrick 2002-03 .................Bobby Reynolds 2003-04..........................Zach Dailey 2005-06................... Jordan Magarik 2006-07................... Jordan Magarik 2007-08........................ Evan Dufaux 2008-09............................. Vijay Paul 2009-10..................Scott Lieberman 2010-11........................... Alex Zotov 2014-15....................Baker Newman SEC Singles Champions No. 1 Singles 1939....................................Joe Davis 1940..................................Joe Davis 1941..................................Joe Davis No. 2 Singles 1978...............................Peter Lamb 1979...............................Peter Lamb No. 3 Singles 1982....................... Robert Lorndale SEC Doubles Champions No. 2 Doubles 1987............... David Drew-Cliff Retief SEC Academic Honor Roll 1985..............................Steve Herzog .........................................Cliff Retief 1986.................................Cliff Retief .................................Brad Goodman ..................................Steven Herzog 1987.................................Cliff Retief 1989................................ Marg Agah ...................................Dan Cummins ..............................Jeff Holzbeierlein 1990......................Jeff Holzbeierlein ..................................Keith Mumford 1991................................ Mark Agah ......................................Geir Sjeberg .........................Anand Subramanian ................................... John Williams ...................................... Samuel Witt 1992............................. Gier Sjoberg .........................Anand Subramanian

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sec Honors .................................... Todd Wincup 1993.................................. Jeff Clark .........................Anand Subramanian ................................... John Williams 1994.................................. Jeff Clark ....................................... Chris Groer ....................................Greg Mauldin .................................... Todd Wincup 1995.................................. Jeff Clark ....................................... Chris Groer ...........................Krunch Kloberdanz ....................................Greg Mauldin ...............................Michael Rollauer 1996............................... Chris Groer ...........................Krunch Kloberdanz ....................................Greg Mauldin ..................................Morgan Parker .................................Paul Thurmond 1997......................David Koberdanz .................................Paul Thurmond 1998...............................Peter Blach ................................. Andrew Nisker .................................Paul Thurmond 1999........................... Dan McGugin .................................. Andrew Nisker ........................................ Todd Peter 2000........................... Dan McGugin .................................. Andrew Nisker 2011.........................Edward Coates .................................. Joshua Tarkoff 2002.........................Edward Coates .................................. Joshua Tarkoff 2003............................. Scott Brown ..................................Zachary Dailey ...................................... Chad Harris .................................. Joshua Tarkoff 2004........................ Jordan Magarik ..................................Zachary Dailey ...................................... Chad Harris ...................................... Matt Lockin ........................Jens Pillgram-Larsen 2005.............................. Matt Lockin ....................................... Andy Mack ................................ Jordan Magarik ....................................Ryan Preston 2006.................... Nikolas Cromydas ....................................... Andy Mack ................................ Jordan Magarik ....................................Ryan Preston ...................................Nathan Sachs 2007..................... NIkolas Comydas

.................................... Evan DuFaux ...............................Scott Lieberman ....................................... Andy Mack ................................ Jordan Magarik ....................................Ryan Preston ...................................Nathan Sachs 2008..............................Adam Baker ............................ Nikolas Cromydas ...............................Scott Lieberman .......................................... Vijay Paul ....................................Ryan Preston ...................................... Andy Pulido .................................Bryant Salcedo ........................................ Alex Zotov 2009..............................Adam Baker ............................ Nikolas Cromydas

2013....................... Suresh Eswaran ..................................Anton Kovrigin .................................... Ryan Lipman ....................................Jeff Offerdahl 2014....................... Gonzales Austin ............................... Suresh Eswaran ...................................Rhys Johnson .................................... Ryan Lipman ....................................Jeff Offerdahl .................................... Mason Vierra ............................................ Kris Yee 2015....................... Gonzales Austin ............................... Suresh Eswaran ...................................Rhys Johnson ............................... Jeffrey Offerdahl .................................... Mason Vierra SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2012.....................................Joe Dorn ..................................Anton Kovrigin ....................................Jeff Offerdahl 2013...........................Rhys Johnson .................................Brad Goodman ..................................Steven Herzog 2014.........................................Mason Vierra 2015......................................... Tate Allwardt .............................................Baker Newman .................................................Daniel Valent

....................... Charlie Jones (above) .......................................... Vijay Paul ...................................... Andy Pulido .................................Bryant Salcedo ........................................ Alex Zotov 2010..............................Adam Baker ................................... Alex DiValerio ....................................Charlie Jones ...............................Scott Lieberman .......................................... Vijay Paul ...................................... Andy Pulido .................................Bryant Salcedo ........................................ Alex Zotov 2011..............................Adam Baker ................................... Alex DiValerio ....................................Charlie Jones .................................. Andrew Pulido .................................Bryant Salcedo ........................................ Alex Zotov 2012........................... Alex DiValerio ....................................Charlie Jones .................................... Ryan Lipman

3x SEC Singles Champion, Joe Davis (‘39-’41)

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SEc HIstory 2015 Eastern Division

SEC

Overall

Georgia 11-2 24-5 Vanderbilt

8-4 20-8

Florida 8-4 14-9 Tennessee

5-7 14-13

South Carolina

3-9

Kentucky

3-9 14-16

Western Division

SEC

Overall

Texas A&M

11-1

24-5

Ole Miss

8-4

18-9

15-15

LSU 6-6 18-9 Alabama

3-9 17-17

Auburn 2-10 15-13 Arkansas

1-11 11-16

2014 Eastern Division

SEC

Overall

Georgia 11-1 18-8 Kentucky

9-3 23-10

Florida 8-4 17-10 Tennessee

6-6 19-11

South Carolina

5-7

Vanderbilt

5-7 17-11

Western Division

SEC

Overall

Texas A&M

10-2

25-7

Mississippi State

7-5

19-11

16-14

Auburn 4-8 14-14 Alabama

4-8 14-15

Ole Miss

4-8

Arkansas

3-9 13-16

16-14

SEC

OVERALL

Texas A&M

7-5

19-13

Ole Miss

7-5

16-9

Mississippi State

6-6

18-10

Auburn 5-7 13-11 LSU 5-7 16-12 Alabama

3-9 14-14

Arkansas

0-12 16-16

2012 Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Kentucky

11-0 28-6

Georgia 10-1 26-2 Florida 7-4 16-10 Tennessee

5-6 15-14

Vanderbilt

2-9 8-16

South Carolina

2-9

15-12

Western Division

SEC

OVERALL

Mississippi State

9-2

20-7

Ole Miss

7-4

15-9

Auburn 5-6 18-10 LSU 5-6 15-11 Alabama

2-9 10-15

Arkansas

1-10 13-13

2011 Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Tennessee

10-1 24-5

Georgia 10-1 24-6 Kentucky

8-3

29-0

Florida 7-4 20-9

LSU 2-10 14-14

Vanderbilt

4-7

South Carolina

1-10 6-18

2013

Western Division

SEC

OVERALL

Mississippi State

8-3

14-9

Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Georgia 11-1 26-5 Tennessee

8-4 26-9

Florida 7-5 15-11

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South Carolina

7-5

Vanderbilt

6-6 18-11

18-11

Kentucky

6-6 22-12

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Auburn 6-5 16-10 LSU 5-6 12-14 Ole Miss

5-6

13-10

Alabama

2-9

10-12

Arkansas

0-11 7-17

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SEc HIstory 2010

1-10 10-15

Western Division

SEC OVERALL

Eastern Division

SEC

Tennessee

11-0 31-2

Ole Miss

9-2

24-5

Florida 9-1 21-5

Alabama

7-4

17-10

Georgia

9-2

21-8

LSU 6-5 15-9

Kentucky

8-3

25-9

Auburn 4-7 11-13

Vanderbilt

5-6

13-11

Arkansas

3-8

11-13

South Carolina

1-10 9-13

Mississippi State

2-9

8-12

Western Division



OVERALL

South Carolina

SEC OVERALL

Ole Miss

7-4

19-8

2007

Auburn

5-6

12-13

Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Alabama

4-7

13-14

Georgia

11-0

32-0

LSU 3-8 8-15

Florida

7-4

15-8

Mississippi State

Tennessee

7-4

17-8

Kentucky

3-8

13-15

Vanderbilt

4-7

11-13

South Carolina

2-9

11-14

Western Division

SEC OVERALL

Georiga 10-1 25-4

Ole Miss

9-2

24-5

Tennessee 8-3 23-7

LSU

7-4

18-7

Florida 7-4 18-9

Alabama

7-4

22-8

Kentucky 6-5 18-11

Auburn

6-5

15-10

South Carolina

Mississippi State

3-8

7-14

Arkansas

0-11

7-22

OVERALL

2-8

10-12

Arkansas 1-10 9-15 2009 Eastern Division

SEC

3-8

OVERALL

15-11

Vanderbilt 1-10 5-17 Western Division



Ole Miss

SEC OVERALL 11-0 27-3

2006

Alabama 7-4 21-8

Eastern Division

SEC

Auburn 5-6 11-12

Georgia

11-0 30-1

LSU 4-7 11-12

Florida 8-3 17-8

Arkansas 2-9 10-14

Kentucky

7-4

16-10

Mississippi State

South Carolina

5-6

14-15

Tennessee

3-8

9-11

Vanderbilt

2-9

7-14

Western Division

SEC OVERALL

Georgia 10-1 27-3

Ole Miss

8-3

Tennessee 9-2 23-4

LSU 7-4 14-10

Florida 8-3 17-8

Arkansas

6-5

18-11

Vanderbilt 4-7 14-10

Alabama

4-7

14-13

Kentucky 3-8 12-16

Auburn 4-7 14-11

2-9

6-15

2008 Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Mississippi State

22-6

1-10

6-14

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SEc HIstory 2005 Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Florida 10-1 24-6 Georgia

8-3

20-7

Kentucky

6-5

21-10

South Carolina

6-5

20-10

Tennessee

6-5

16-9

Vanderbilt

3-8

13-12

Western Division

SEC OVERALL

Ole Miss

10-1 25-4

Mississippi State

6-5

13-10

LSU 5-6 21-9 Auburn 3-8 13-10 Arkansas

2-9

5-16

Alabama

1-10 10-15

2004 Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Florida 8-3 18-8 Georgia

7-4

20-6

Kentucky

7-4

19-10

Tennessee

6-5

14-9

Vanderbilt

6-5

17-12

South Carolina

3-8

15-14

Western Division

SEC

OVERALL

Ole Miss

9-2

22-5

LSU

7-4

18-7

Auburn

5-6

11-12

Arkansas

4-7

16-10

Mississippi State

2-9

9-14

Alabama

2-9

10-15

2003 Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Florida 11-0 25-5 Vanderbilt

9-2 27-4

Kentucky

6-5 19-12

South Carolina

5-6

Georgia

4-7 9-15

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Tennessee

2-9 9-12

Western Division

SEC

OVERALL

Ole Miss

9-2

21-5

LSU 5-6 13-11 Auburn 5-6 16-10 Mississippi State

4-7

8-13

Alabama

4-7 19-10

Arkansas

2-9 9-15

2002 Eastern Division

SEC

OVERALL

Georgia

10-1 28-4

Tennessee

7-4 22-7

Florida 7-4 18-7 Kentucky

6-5 23-10

South Carolina

4-7

Vanderbilt

1-10 11-14

Western Division

SEC

OVERALL

Ole Miss

8-3

19-6

17-9

Auburn 7-4 20-8 Alabama

7-4 15-8

Arkansas

4-7 14-10

Mississippi State

3-8

11-12

LSU 2-9 11-14 2001 SEC OVERALL Georgia

11-0 28-1

Tennessee

9-2 23-6

LSU 7-4 16-8 Ole Miss

7-4

18-8

Kentucky

5-6 15-15

Alabama

5-6 19-10

Auburn 5-6 13-10 Mississippi State

5-6

14-11

Arkansas

4-7 15-10

South Carolina

3-8

13-13

Florida 3-8 9-17 Vanderbilt

2-9 13-13

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SEc HIstory 2000 SEC OVERALL Tennessee 10-1 23-6 Florida 10-1 28-4 Ole Miss 9-2 19-6 LSU 8-3 20-6 Georgia 7-4 17-11 Mississippi State 6-5 12-8 Kentucky 4-7 12-15 Auburn 4-7 15-10 South Carolina 3-8 10-13 Arkansas 2-9 6-15 Alabama 2-9 5-17 Vanderbilt 1-10 10-21 1999 SEC OVERALL Ole Miss 9-2 21-6 Florida 9-2 20-6 Georgia 8-3 26-5 LSU 7-4 20-7 Tennessee 6-5 18-10 Kentucky 6-5 17-10 Alabama 5-6 17-11 South Carolina 5-6 18-12 Mississippi State 5-6 13-12 Vanderbilt 4-7 12-14 Arkansas 2-9 11-12 Auburn 0-11 7-16 1998 SEC OVERALL LSU 11-0 25-2 Georgia 10-1 26-4 Mississippi State 9-2 21-5 Ole Miss 7-4 18-8 Tennessee 6-5 14-7 South Carolina 5-6 21-8 Florida 5-6 13-12 Auburn 4-7 16-10 Kentucky 4-7 16-12 Alabama 3-8 13-12 Vanderbilt 1-10 11-13 Arkansas 1-10 12-12 1997 SEC OVERALL Georgia 10-1 23-4 Ole Miss 9-2 25-4 Mississippi State 8-3 17-6 LSU 8-3 16-7 Kentucky 8-3 20-8 Florida 6-5 17-9

Alabama South Carolina Aurburn Vanderbilt Arkansas Tennessee

5-6 14-10 4-7 15-9 4-7 14-9 2-9 8-12 2-9 13-11 0-11 5-16

1996 SEC OVERALL Ole Miss 11-0 21-3 Georgia 10-1 22-4 LSU 8-3 18-5 Florida 7-4 16-9 Mississippi State 7-4 20-6 Auburn 6-5 16-11 Alabama 5-6 15-12 Kentucky 4-7 12-15 Tennessee 4-7 11-11 South Carolina 3-8 13-10 Arkansas 1-10 7-16 Vanderbilt 0-11 4-15 1995 SEC OVERALL Georgia 11-0 27-2 LSU 9-2 19-4 Mississippi State 9-2 19-7 Ole Miss 8-3 20-7 Florida 7-4 18-11 Tennessee 6-5 19-9 Kentucky 5-6 16-12 Arkansas 4-7 13-12 Vanderbilt 3-8 14-10 Auburn 3-8 10-13 South Carolina 1-10 12-16 Alabama 0-11 1-22 1994 SEC OVERALL Florida 10-1 19-7 Georgia 9-2 17-6 Mississippi State 8-3 21-7 Ole Miss 7-4 17-8 Auburn 7-4 16-9 Kentucky 5-6 17-12 Tennessee 5-6 15-10 South Carolina 5-6 19-8 LSU 3-8 10-13 Arkansas 3-8 15-11 Vanderbilt 2-9 12-11 Alabama 2-9 7-17

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SEc HIstory 1993 SEC OVERALL Mississippi State 10-1 19-7 Georgia 9-2 25-4 LSU 9-2 16-6 Alabama 9-2 19-5 Florida 6-5 16-12 Tennessee 5-6 27-11 Kentucky 5-6 13-12 Arkansas 3-8 11-13 Vanderbilt 3-8 11-13 South Carolina 3-8 10-11 Auburn 2-9 7-14 Ole Miss 2-9 7-12 1992 SEC OVERALL Georgia 9-2 17-5 Kentucky 9-2 24-5 Mississippi State 9-2 19-6 LSU 9-2 17-7 Florida 7-4 15-11 Ole Miss 6-5 16-10 Arkansas 6-5 12-9 Alabama 3-8 9-13 South Carolina 3-8 8-14 Tennessee 3-8 15-13 Auburn 2-9 8-14 Vanderbilt 0-11 8-15 1991 SEC OVERALL Georgia 8-1 26-3 LSU 7-2 19-6 Tennessee 6-3 21-11 Kentucky 6-3 18-12 Florida 5-4 19-8 Mississippi State 3-6 17-12 Ole Miss 3-6 12-9 Alabama 1-8 11-14 Vanderbilt 0-9 11-13 Auburn 6-3 19-5

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1990 SEC OVERALL Tennessee 9-0 34-1 Georgia 8-1 21-5 LSU 6-3 13-9 Auburn 6-3 27-7 Alabama 5-4 16-12 Florida 4-5 17-9 Mississippi State 4-5 12-11 Ole Miss 2-7 15-13 Kentucky 1-8 14-14 Vanderbilt 0-9 6-20 1989 SEC OVERALL LSU 8-1 22-5 Georgia 7-2 21-6 Kentucky 6-3 20-9 Tennessee 6-3 20-8 1988 SEC OVERALL LSU 9-0 27-2 Kentucky 7-2 23-6 Georgia 7-2 17-7 Tennessee 6-3 14-11 Alabama 3-6 17-10 Vanderbilt 3-6 17-13 Auburn 2-7 14-9 Mississippi State 2-7 14-9 Florida 1-8 3-20 Ole Miss 4-5 15-14 1987 SEC OVERALL Georgia 9-0 24-3 LSU 8-1 23-6 Tennessee 7-2 24-6 Kentucky 5-4 21-9 Florida 5-4 16-8 Alabama 4-5 20-8 Vanderbilt 3-6 18-12 Auburn 3-6 18-18 Ole Miss 1-8 13-14 Mississippi State 0-9 9-15

SEc Tournament Results 1990 • Knoxville, Tenn. First Round

1993 • Athens, Ga. First Round

#8 Ole Miss d. #9 Kentucky, 5-4

#9 Vanderbilt d. #8 Arkansas, 5-2

#7 Mississippi St. d. #10 Vanderbilt, 6-0

#5 Florida d. #12 Ole Miss, 4-2

Quarterfinals #1 Tennessee d. Ole Miss, 5-1 #4 Auburn d. #5 Alabama, 5-4 #3 LSU d. #6 Florida, 6-0 #2 Georgia d. Mississippi State, 5-3 Semifinals Tennessee d. Auburn, 6-0 Georiga d. LSU, 5-2 Finals Tennessee d. Georgia, 5-1

1991 • Oxford, Miss. First Round

#8 Alabama d. #9 Vanderbilt, 5-1 Quarterfinals #1 Georgia d. Alabama, 5-1 #5 Florida d. #4 Kentucky, 5-3 #6 Mississippi St. d. #3 Tennessee, 5-4 #2 LSU d. #7 Ole Miss, 5-3 Semifinals Georgia d. Florida, 5-1 Mississippi State d. LSU, 5-3 Finals Georgia d. Mississippi State, 5-3

1992 • Nashville, Tenn. First Round

#8 Alabama d. #9 South Carolina, 5-1 #5 Florida d. #12 Vanderbilt, 5-2 #6 Ole Miss d. #11 Auburn, 5-2 #10 Tennessee d. #7 Arkansas, 5-4 Quarterfinals #1 Georgia d. Alabama, 5-1 #4 LSU d. Florida, 5-2 Ole Miss d. #3 Mississippi State, 5-2 #2 Kentucky d. Tennessee, 5-1 Semifinals LSU d. Georgia, 5-1 Kentucky d. Ole Miss, 5-0 Finals Kentucky d. LSU, 5-2

#6 Tennessee d. #11 Auburn, 7-0 #7 Kentucky d. #10 South Carolina, 5-2 Quarterfinals #1 Mississippi State d. Vanderbilt, 6-1 Florida d. #4 Alabama, 5-2 Tennessee d. #3 LSU, 7-0 #2 Georgia d. Kentucky, 4-3 Semifinals Mississippi State d. Florida, 5-2 Georgia d. Tennessee, 4-3 Finals Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-3

1994 • Tuscaloosa, Ala. First Round

#9 LSU d. #8 South Carolina, 4-2 #5 Auburn d. #12 Alabama, 5-2 #6 Kentucky d. #11 Vanderbilt, 5-2 #7 Tennessee d. #10 Arkansas, 4-3 Quarterfinals #1 Florida d. LSU, 4-2 #4 Ole Miss d. Auburn, 4-2 #3 Mississippi State d. Kentucky, 5-2 #2 Georgia d. Tennessee, 4-1 Semfinals Florida d. Ole Miss, 4-3 Mississippi State d. Georgia, 5-2 Finals Florida d. Mississippi State, 4-3

1995 • Baton Rouge, La. First Round

#8 Arkansas d. #9 Vanderbilt, 4-3 #5 Florida d. #12 Alabama, 4-0 #10 Auburn d. #7 Kentucky, 4-0 #6 Tennessee d. #11 S. Carolina, 4-0 Quarterfinals

#2 LSU d. Auburn, 4-1 Semifinals Georgia d. Florida, 4-1 LSU d. Mississippi State, 4-3 Finals Georgia d. LSU, 4-0

1996 • Fayetteville, Ark. First Round

#9 Tennessee d. #8 Kentucky, 4-2 #5 Mississippi St. d. #12 Vanderbilt, 4-0 #6 Auburn d. #11 Arkansas, 4-2 #7 Alabama d. #10 South Carolina, 4-3 Quarterfinals #1 Ole Miss d. Tennessee, 4-0 Mississippi State d. #4 Florida, 4-2 #3 LSU d. Auburn, 4-1 #2 Georgia d. Alabama, 4-1 Semifinals Mississippi State d. Ole Miss, 4-3 Georgia d. LSU, 4-1 Finals Mississippi State d. Georgia 4-2

1997 • Columbia, S.C. First Round

#9 Auburn d. #8 South Carolina, 4-0 #5 Kentucky d. #12 Tennessee, 4-1 #6 Florida d. #11 Arkansas, 4-3 #7 Alabama d. #10 Vanderbilt, 4-0 Quarterfinals #1 Georgia d. Auburn, 4-1 #4 LSU d. Kentucky, 4-0 Florida d. #3 Mississippi State, 4-1 #2 Ole Miss d. Alabama, 4-0 Semfinals Georgia d. LSU, 4-2 Ole Miss d. Florida, 4-1 Finals Ole Miss d. Georgia, 4-2

#1 Georgia d. Arkansas, 4-0 Florida d. #4 Ole Miss, 4-2 #3 Mississippi State d. Tennessee, 4-0

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SEc Tournament Results 1998 • Auburn, Ala. First Round

#8 Auburn d. #9 Kentucky, 4-0 #5 Tennessee d. #12 Arkansas, 4-2 #6 South Carolina d. #11 Vanderbilt, 4-1 #7 Florida d. #10 Alabama, 4-3 Quarterfinals #1 LSU d. Auburn, 4-1 #4 Ole Miss d. Tennessee, 4-1 #3 Mississippi St. d. S. Carolina, 4-1 #2 Georgia d. Florida, 4-0 Semifinals LSU d. Ole Miss, 4-1 Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-2 Finals LSU d. Georgia, 4-3

1999 • Gainesville, Fla. First Round

#8 S. Carolina d. #9 Mississippi St., 4-1 #5 Tennessee d. #12 Auburn, 4-0 #6 Kentucky d. #11 Arkansas, 4-1 #7 Alabama d. #10 Vanderbilt, 4-2 Quarterfinals South Carolina d. #1 Ole Miss, 4-3 #4 LSU d. Tennessee, 4-1 #3 Georgia d. Kentucky, 4-3 Alabama d. #2 Florida, 4-3 Semfinals LSU d. South Carolina, 4-1 Georgia d. Alabama, 4-0 Finals LSU d. Georgia, 4-3

2000 • Starkville, Miss. First Round

#8 Auburn d. #9 South Carolina, 4-1 #5 Georgia d. #12 Vanderbilt, 4-0 #6 Mississippi St. d. #11 Alabama, 4-0 #7 Kentucky d. #10 Arkansas, 4-1 Quarterfinals #1 Tennessee d. Auburn, 4-0 Georgia d. #4 LSU, 4-1

Finals Florida d. Georgia, 4-3

2001 • Lexington, Ky. First Round

#6 Alabama d. #11 Florida, 4-0 #10 South Carolina d. #7 Auburn, 4-1 #5 Kentucky d. #12 Vanderbilt, 4-1 #8 Mississippi St. d. #9 Arkansas, 4-0 Quarterfinals Alabama d. #3 LSU, 4-3 #2 Tennessee d. South Carolina, 4-1 #4 Ole Miss d. Kentucky. 4-3 #1 Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-0 Semifinals Tennessee d. Alabama, 4-2 Georgia d. Ole Miss, 4-0 Finals Georgia d. Tennessee, 4-3

2002 • Knoxville, Tenn. First Round

#11 LSU d. #6 Alabama, 4-2 #7 Kentucky d. #10 Mississippi St., 4-2 #9 South Carolina d. #8 Arkansas, 4-2 #5 Florida d. #12 Vanderbilt, 4-0 Quarterfinals #3 Auburn d. LSU, 4-0 Kentucky d. #2 Ole Miss, 4-3 #1 Georgia d. South Carolina, 4-1 #4 Tennessee d. Florida, 4-0 Semifinals Auburn d. Kentucky, 4-1 Tennessee d. Georgia, 4-3 Finals Tennessee d. Auburn, 4-1

2003 • Oxford, Miss. First Round

#5 LSU d. #12 Arkansas, 4-0 #9 Alabama d. #8 Mississippi State, 4-1 #6 Auburn d. #11 Tennessee, 4-3 #10 Georgia d. #7 South Carolina, 4-1

#3 Ole Miss d. Mississippi State, 4-3 #2 Florida d. Kentucky, 4-2 Semifinals Georgia d. Tennessee, 4-3 Florida d. Ole Miss, 4-3

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#2 Vanderbilt d. Georgia, 4-0 Semifinals Florida d. Kentucky, 4-1 Vanderbilt d. Ole Miss, 4-1 Finals Vanderbilt d. Florida, 4-0

2004 • Nashville, Tenn. First Round

#5 LSU d. #12 Alabama, 4-0 #8 Auburn d. #9 Arkansas, 4-0 #11 Mississippi St. d. #6Tennessee, 4-3 #10 South Carolina d. #7 Vanderbilt, 4-3 Quarterfinals #4 Kentucky d. LSU, 4-0 #1 Ole Miss d. Auburn, 4-0 #3 Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-1 #2 Florida d. South Carolina, 4-0 Semifinals Ole Miss d. Kentucky, 4-1 Georgia d. Florida 4-1 Finals Georgia d. Ole Miss, 4-3

2005 • Athens, Ga. First Round

#8 LSU d. #9 Auburn, 4-1 #5 Tennessee d. #12 Alabama, 4-2 #6 Mississippi St. d. #11 Arkansas, 4-0 #7 Kentucky d. #10 Vanderbilt, 4-0 Quarterfinals #1 Ole Miss d. LSU, 4-3 Tennessee d. #4 South Carolina, 4-2 #3 Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-0 #2 Florida d. Kentucky, 4-2 Semifinals Tennessee d. Ole Miss, 4-2 Florida d. Georgia, 4-3 Finals Florida d. Tennessee, 4-2

2006 • Tuscaloosa, Ala. First Round

#6 Arkansas d. #11 Vanderbilt, 4-3 #7 S. Carolina d. #10 Tennessee, 4-3 #8 Alabama d. #9 Auburn, 4-1 #12 Mississippi State d. #5 LSU, 4-2

SEc Tournament Results Quarterfinals #3 Ole Miss d. Arkansas, 4-0 #2 Florida d. South Carolina, 4-1 #1 Georgia d. Alabama, 4-0 Mississippi State d. #4 Kentucky, 4-2 Semifinals Ole Miss d. Florida, 4-2 Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-0 Finals Georgia d. Ole Miss, 4-2

2007 • Baton Rouge, La. First Round

#6 Alabama d. #11 South Carolina, 4-1 #7 Auburn d. #10 Kentucky, 4-0 #9 Mississippi St. d. #8 Vanderbilt, 4-0 #5 Tennessee d. #12 Arkansas, 4-1 Quarterfinals #3 Florida 4 d. Alabama, 4-3 #2 Ole Miss d. Auburn, 4-0 #1 Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-0 #4 LSU d. Tennessee, 4-2 Semifinals Ole Miss d. Florida, 4-2 Georgia d. LSU, 4-1 Finals Georgia d. Ole Miss, 4-0

2008 • Fayetteville, Ark. First Round

#6 LSU d. #11 Mississippi State, 4-0 #10 Kentucky d. #7 Auburn, 4-2 #12 South Carolina d. #5 Alabama, 4-3 #8 Vanderbilt d. #9 Arkansas, 4-3 Quarterfinals #3 Tennessee d. LSU, 4-2 #2 Ole Miss d. Kentucky, 4-0 #4 Florida d. South Carolina, 4-0 #1 Georgia d. Vanderbilt, 4-2 Semifinals Ole Miss d.Tennessee, 4-2 Florida d. Georgia, 4-2 Finals Ole Miss d. Florida, 4-1

2009 • Auburn, Ala. First Round

#6 Kentucky d. #11 Arkansas, 4-2 #7 Auburn d. #10 Mississippi State, 4-1 Quarterfinals #1 Ole Miss d. LSU, 4-2 #4 Florida d. Alabama, 4-3 #3 Tennessee d. Kentucky, 4-2 #2 Georgia d. Auburn, 4-1 Semifinals Ole Miss d. Florida, 4-0 Tennessee d. Georgia, 4-1 Finals Ole Miss d. Tennessee, 4-2

2010 • Lexington, Ky. First Round

#6 Auburn d. #11 Arkansas, 4-1 #10 Mississippi St. d. #7 Vanderbilt, 4-0 #5 Ole Miss d. #12 South Carolina, 4-1 #9 LSU d. #8 Alabama, 4-2 Quarterfinals Auburn d. #3 Georgia, 4-3 #2 Florida d. Mississippi State, 4-1 Ole Miss d. #4 Kentucky, 4-0 #1 Tennessee d. LSU, 4-0 Semifinals Florida d. Auburn, 4-1 Tennessee d. Ole Miss, 4-0 Final Tennessee d. Florida, 4-0

2011 • Gainesville, Fla. First Round

#6 Auburn d. #11 South Carolina, 4-0 #7 LSU d. #10 Alabama, 4-0 #5 Florida d. #12 Arkansas, 4-0 #8 Ole Miss d. #9 Vanderbilt, 4-0 Quarterfinals

2012 • Starkville, Miss. First Round

#7 Auburn d. #10 South Carolina, 4-2 #6 Tennessee d. #11 Alabama, 4-1 #9 Vanderbilt d. #8 LSU, 4-3 #5 Ole Miss d. #12 Arkansas, 4-0 Quarterfinals #2 Georgia d. Auburn, 4-0 #3 Mississippi State d. Tennessee, 4-2 #1 Kentucky d. Vanderbilt, 4-0 #5 Ole Miss d. #4 Florida, 4-1 Semifinals Georgia d. Mississippi State, 4-3 Kentucky d. Ole MIss, 4-0 Final Georgia d. Kentucky, 4-1

2013 • Oxford, Miss. First Round

#12 Alabama d. #13 Arkansas, 4-2 Second Round #6 South Carolina d. #11 LSU, 4-3 #7 Vanderbilt d. #10 Auburn, 4-1 #12 Alabama d. #5 Ole Miss, 4-3 #8 Kentucky d. #9 Mississippi State, 4-2 Quarterfinals #3 Florida d. #6 South Carolina, 4-0 #2 Tennessee d. #7 Vanderbilt, 4-1 #4 Texas A&M d. #12 Alabama, 4-1 #1 Georgia d. #8 Kentucky, 4-3 Semifinals Tennessee d. Florida, 4-2 Georgia d. Texas A&M, 4-3 Final Georgia d. Tennessee, 4-0

#3 Kentucky d. Auburn, 4-3 #2 Georgia d. LSU, 4-1 Florida d. #4 Mississippi State, 4-2 #1 Tennessee d. Ole Miss, 4-1 Semifinals Kentucky d. Georgia, 4-0 Florida d. Tennessee, 4-2 Final Florida d. Kentucky, 4-0

#8 LSU d. #9 South Carolina, 4-2 #5 Alabama d. #12 Vanderbilt, 4-0

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SEc Tournament Results 2014 • Nashville, Tenn. First Round

#13 LSU d. #12 Arkansas, 4-1 Second Round #11 Ole Miss d. #6 Tennessee, 4-2 #7 South Carolina d. #10 Alabama, 4-1 #8 Vanderbilt d. #9 Auburn, 4-0 #13 LSU d. #5 Mississippi State, 4-2 Quarterfinals #3 Kentucky d. #11 Ole Miss, 4-2 #2 Texas A&M d. South Carolina, 4-1 #8 Vanderbilt d. #1 Georgia, 4-2 #4 Florida d. #13 LSU, 4-0 Semifinals #2 Texas A&M d. #3 Kentucky, 4-1 #4 Florida d. #8 Vanderibilt, 4-2 Finals #2 Texas A&M d. #4 Florida, 4-2

2015 SEC Player of the Year, Gonzales Austin (‘11-’15)

2015 • College Station, Texas First Round

#12 Auburn d. #13 Arkansas, 4-2 Second Round #7 LSU d. #10 South Carolina, 4-1 #6 Florida d. #11 Kentucky, 4-2 #8 Tennessee d. #9 Alabama, 4-3 #5 Vanderbilt d. #12 Auburn, 4-2 Quarterfinals #2 Texas A&M d. #7 LSU, 4-0 #3 Mississippi State d. #6 Florida, 4-3 #1 Georgia d. #8 Tennessee, 4-0 #4 Ole Miss d. #5 Vanderbilt, 4-1 Semifinals #2 Texas A&M def. #3 Mississippi State, 4-0 #1 Georgia d. #4 Ole Miss, 4-1 Finals #2 Texas A&M d. #1 Georgia, 4-2 Note: The SEC began it’s current team format tournament in 1990. Before that date, the tournament was individual flighted.

VU Multi-Record Holder, Bobby Reynolds (‘00-’03)

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NCAA Tournament history NCAA Team Appearances Year Finish 1999.............................. Second Round 2001...................................................... 2002.............................. Second Round 2003..................................... Runner Up 2004..................................Quarterfinals 2005.............................. Second Round 2007.............................. Second Round 2008.............................. Second Round 2010....................................First Round 2011....................................First Round 2012....................................First Round 2013....................................... Sweet 16 2014.............................. Second Round 2015.............................. Second Round

1999 Vanderbilt 4, Michigan 3 Illinois 4, Vanderbilt 2

All-Time NCAA Results

2001 Vanderbilt 4, Arizona State 1 Records not complete 2002 Vanderbilt 4, Ohio State 3 Kentucky 4, Vanderbilt 3 2003 Vanderbilt 4, Tennessee Tech 1 Vanderbilt 4, Pepperdine 2 Vanderbilt 4, Texas A&M 1 Vanderbilt 4, Baylor 0 Vanderbilt 4, UCLA 3 Illinois 4, Vanderbilt 3

2004 Vanderbilt 4, Oregon 0 Vanderbilt 4, Ole Miss 1 Vanderbilt 4, Georgia 3 Illinois 4, Vanderbilt 0

2005 Vanderbilt 4, Georgia Tech 3 Florida 4, Vanderbilt 1 2007 Vanderbilt 4, Tulsa 2 LSU 4, Vanderbilt 0 2008 Vanderbilt 4,Indiana 3 Ole Miss 4, Vanderbilt 1 2010 Virginia Tech 4, Vanderbilt 0

2011 Virginia Tech 5, Vanderbilt 2 2012 Notre Dame 4, Vanderbilt 3 2013 Vanderbilt 4, East Tennessee State 0 Vanderbilt 4, Illinois 1 UCLA 4, Vanderbilt 0 2014 Vanderbilt 4, Virginia Tech 0 Columbia 4, Vanderbilt 3 2015 Vanderbilt 4, Notre Dame 1 Ohio State 4, Vanderbilt 0

Individual NCAA Results 1978 Singles - First Round Eric Fromm (Columbia) def. Chip Tollecson 7-6 (5-1), 6-4 Doubles - First Round Plock/Curren (Texas) def. Stewart/Lamb 6-3, 6-4 1996 Singles - First Round Chris Groer def. Peter Pusztai (Michigan) 7-6(8), 6-2 Singles - Second Round Chris Groer def. M. Prengelmeyer (Clem.) 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 Jan Hermansson (S.Alabama) def. Chris Groer 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 Doubles - First Round Loughrin/Stearns (Texas) def. Groer/Kloberdanz 6-2, 1-6, 6-3 1997 Singles - First Round Keith Brill (S.C.) def. Krunch Kloberdanz, 6-3, 6-3 2000 Singles - First Round Geoff Abrams (Stanford) def. Andrew Nisker 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 2001 Singles - First Round Trace Fielding (TCU) def. Eddie Coates 6-4, 6-2 2002 Singles - First Round Bobby Reynolds def. Matt Hanlin (Washington) 6-4, 6-2 Singles - Second Round Brandon Wagner (Georgia) def. Bobby Reynolds

3-6, 6-3, 6-2 Doubles - First Round King/Yani (Duke) def. Reynolds/Smith 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 2003 Singles - First Round Bobby Reynolds def. Phil Stolt (Illinois) 7-5, 6-2 Rajeev Ram (Illinois) def. Chad Harris 5-7, 7-5, 7-5 Singles -Second Round Bobby Reynolds def. Benjamin Becker (Baylo) r 7-5, 6-2 Singles - Round of 16 Alex Vlaski (Washington) def. Bobby Reynolds 7-5, 7-6(5) Doubles - First Round Meniane/Monroe (North Carolina) def. Brown/ Harris 7-5, 7-6(4) Cerratani/Drake (Brown) def. Reynolds/Smith 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 2004 Singles - First Round Chad Harris def. Jamie Cerretani (Brown) 6-1, 6-4 Singles - Second Round Chad Harris def. Lester Cook (Texas A&M) 7-6(5), 7-5 Singles - Round of 16 Chad Harris def. Izak van der Merwe (Old Dominion) 6-4, 7-6(12) Singles - Quarterfinals Gabor Zoltan Pelva (Auburn) def. Chad Harris 6-2, 6-1 Doubles - First Round Chu/Lingman (Harvard) def. Brown/Harris 7-6(3), 3-6, 6-4

2005 Singles - First Round Henner Nehles (UNLV) def. Scott Brown 6-2, 6-4 Charm/Shamasdin (Brown) def. Brown/Pinsky 6-2, 6-4 2006 Singles - First Round Ryan Preston def. Roy Sichel (Charlotte) 3-6, 7-5, 6-1 Singles - Second Round Sheeva Parbhu (Notre Dame) def. Ryan Preston 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 2007 Singles - First Round Bryan Koniecko (Ohio State) def. Ryan Preston 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 2008 Singles - First Round Somdev Devvarman (Virginia) def. Ryan Preston 6-1, 6-3 2010 Singles - First Round Ryan Lipman def. Thibaut Charron (VCU) 4-6, 6-4, 3-0 ret. Singles - First Round Chase Buchanan (Ohio State) def. Ryan Lipman 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 2012 Singles - First Round Daniel Nguyen (S. Cal) def. Charlie Jones 0-6, 6-3, 3-6

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NCAA Tournament history 2013 Singles - First Round Ryan Lipman def. Mac Styslinger (UVA) 6-2, 3-6, 7-6(5) Yannick Maden (Clemson) def. Gonzales Austin 6-3, 6-4 Singles - Second Round Alex Sarkissian (Pepp) def. Ryan Lipman 6-3, 6-0 2014 Singles - Round of 64 Ryan Lipman def. Yannick Hanfmann (Southern California) 6-3, 3-6, 7-6, (7-5) Gonzales Austin def. Leonard Stakhovsky (Penn State) 6-2, 6-2 Singels - Round of 32 Ryan Lipman def. Jordi Vives (Flordia Gulf Coast) 5-7, 6-2, 6-3 Gonzales Austin def. Winston Lin (Columbia) 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 6-2 Singles - Round of 16 Ben McLachlan (California) def. Ryan Lipman 6-3, 6-4 Florent Diep (Florida) def. Gonzales Austin 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 Doubles - Round of 32 Gonzales Austin/Ryan Lipman def. Nick Chappell/Will Stein (TCU) 6-3, 7-5 Doubles - Round of 16 Gozaes Austin/Ryan Lipman def. Jordan Angus/Maite Stripp (Mississippi State) 7-6 (8-6), 3-6, 6-4 Doubles - Quarterfinals Hunter Harrington/Dominique Maden (Clemson) def. Gonzales Austin/Ryan Lipman 6-4, 6-4

2002-2003 NCAA Runner-Up and 2003 SEC Tournament Champion Team

2015 Singles - Round of 64 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Virginia) def. Gonzlaes Austin; 6-4, 6-0 Doubles - Round of 32 Hugo Dojas/Felipe Soares (Texas Tech) def. Gonzales Austin/Rhys Johnson; 6-2, 6-2

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CURREY TENNIS CENTER

The Brownlee O. Currey Jr., Tennis Center was completed in November 1993. With the opening of its doors, the Vanderbilt tennis program provides one of the finest tennis facilities in the nation for varsity collegiate tennis. Plans for the new tennis center were unveiled in April 1993 when former Director of Athletics Paul Hoolahan announced that a $2.2 million project was being made possible by the generous benefactors of Vanderbilt tennis. Nashville businessman Brownlee O. Currey Jr. spearheaded the fund-raising for the project. Additional gifts were made by the Joe. C. Davis Foundation, the Fleming Foundation and Mrs. Joanne Fleming Hayes. The previous tennis center, which had provided three indoor courts, underwent several changes throughout the renovation. A two-story, 16,000-square-foot addition was made to the existing indoor structure, providing enough space for five indoor courts. The lower level of the facility houses spacious locker rooms for both varsity teams as well as a training room and locker room space for visitors. A special feature of the center is a state-of-the-art audio/visual room, also located on the second floor. Small video cameras are mounted at the north end of each indoor playing court, allowing the coaches to monitor and record matches in progress on all five courts. The room also serves as a classroom for the coaches and their teams. In addition to the changes of the interior of the tennis center, the building was given an exterior face lift as well. Its new red-brick exterior now matches the architecture of many buildings on the Vanderbilt campus. The fundraising for the renovations of the outdoor ten-

nis courts began in 2001, and five years later fans and athletes are enjoying the fruits of their patience and labor. The $5 million project was completed just in time for the beginning of the 2005 tennis season, where the team advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the seventh consecutive year. The new outdoor complex at the Brownlee O. Currey Jr. Tennis Center includes nine lighted courts and seating for more than 1,000 spectators. The new facility also features vending areas and restrooms. One of the most dazzling features of the new facility is its state-of-the-art lighting system. The courts are lighted with the most powerful lights on the market so matches can be easily televised at night. The inaugural season of the outdoor facilities drew more fans out to support the Commodores due to the added comfort and accessibility. During the 2008-09 season, Vanderbilt added an electronic scoreboard to the outdoor courts, allowing fans to follow the action more closely. Electronic scoring was also added to the indoor courts at the same time. In the summer of 2009, Vanderbilt unveiled a new All-American display inside the Currey Tennis Center. The display recognized every tennis All-American who has donned the Black and Gold. Prior to the 2013 season all 15 courts were re-surfaced and changed from green to blue. The new courts are to be slower than the privious ones, last resurfaced prior to 2011.

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vanderbilt administration

Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos was raised in Milwaukee, where he spent many an afternoon watching the great Hank Aaron of the Braves slug home runs in the old County Stadium. Named Vanderbilt’s eighth chancellor in 2008, Zeppos has taken a keen interest in athletics at Vanderbilt during his more than two decades at the university. “I don’t do the operations,” Zeppos said. “I don’t call the plays, I don’t throw the passes. I see my job as simply trying to do whatever I can to support all of the talented people who do these things.” This support has included the endorsement of an athletics capital improvement plan expected to surpass $50 million, which orchestrates efforts to improve the student experience for athletes and assists with recruiting. “One thing I consider the ultimate compliment is when a coach calls me and says, ‘I’ve got a couple of recruits here. Could you meet them?’” A distinguished legal scholar, teacher and executive, Zeppos served from 2002 to February 2008 as Vanderbilt’s chief academic officer, overseeing the university’s undergraduate, graduate and professional education programs and research in liberal arts and sciences, engineering, music, education, business, law and divinity. As provost and vice chancellor, he chaired Vanderbilt’s

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budgeting and capital planning council, as well as oversaw the dean of students and dean of admissions. Zeppos has led a number of important initiatives at Vanderbilt, including the planning process for The Ingram Commons, a landmark transformation of the firstyear experience; the Strategic Academic Planning Group; innovative efforts in undergraduate admissions and financial aid; and the development of new programs in Jewish studies, law and economics and genetics, among others. In a bold move to strength Vanderbilt’s commitment to admitting undergraduates on the basis of accomplish- ment and achievement, rather than their ability to pay, Zeppos significantly expanded the financial aid program in 2009. By replacing undergraduate, needbased loans with grant and scholarship assistance, the university opened its doors wider to highly talented and qualified students of all economic, cultural and geographical backgrounds. The expanded aid program is funded by a combination of strategic budget allocations, the university’s Shape the Future fundraising campaign, which under Zeppos’ leadership raised over $1.9 billion, and the current Opportunity Vanderbilt campaign. Zeppos was recognized with five teaching awards at the law school before serving as an associate dean, associate provost, and provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs. He also served as interim chancellor for eight months prior to being formally appointed as Vanderbilt’s eighth chancellor on March 1, 2008. Zeppos is the Vice President of the 2012-13 executive committee of the Southeastern Conference. In the Nashville community, Zeppos serves on the boards of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Nashville Public Education Foundation. He also serves on the National Security Higher Education Advisory Board and the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute Board. From 1982 to 1987, Zeppos practiced law in Washington, D.C., at the United States Department of Justice and at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, where he specialized in appellate litigation involving complex regulatory, statutory and constitutional matters. Zeppos is a 1979 magna cum laude graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School, where he served as editor in chief of the Wisconsin Law Review and was selected as the outstanding graduate of his class. He studied history during his undergraduate years at the university, where he was a 1976 Phi Beta Kappa graduate. He is married to Lydia A. Howarth, a graduate of the University of Chicago and Lawrence University, who is an editor. They have two sons, Benjamin and Nicholas.

vanderbilt administration Vice Chancellor of University Affairs and Athletics David Williams II guides the Vanderbilt Athletics program. Whether supporting coaches and student-athletes, presiding over important athletic activities, or debating strategic policy changes in Commodore athletics, Williams plays a key leadership role in the administration of Vanderbilt Athletics. Since 2003, Williams has guided Vanderbilt Athletics into a bold new direction. Under Williams, the Vanderbilt program has had many successes on and off the field of competition. Williams has directed an initiative to more fully integrate Commodore athletics into the total Vanderbilt student life experience. Today, Williams has firmly placed his stamp on the program, and has positioned Vanderbilt Athletics among the most innovative in the nation. The cumulative grade point for Vanderbilt student-athletes has continued to improve through Williams' tenure, reaching its highest level in more than two decades. Competitive success, such as a trip to the College World Series and NCAA postseason appearances for nine varsity sports in 2011, is becoming an expectation on campus. Individual accomplishment has been increasing, with 11 Vanderbilt athletes being selected in the first round of their respective professional sports in the last seven years. Williams has overseen the recruitment and hiring of eight outstanding head coaches. Williams also has addressed numerous facility upgrades, including an extensive refurbishing of Vanderbilt Stadium and football locker rooms, expansion of Hawkins Field, addition of new tennis courts and amenities at Brownlee O. Currey Center, and renovations in Memorial Gym. He has also started a program to allow more overseas travel and study for Commodore teams and student-athletes. Athletics is but a small part of Williams’ influential Vanderbilt role. Williams also serves as General Counsel directing a staff of 12 attorneys and Secretary of Vanderbilt and its nationally recognized Medical Center. In addition, he oversees the Office of Risk Management, Compliance and Conflict of Interest functions, and the operations of the Vanderbilt University Board of Trust. Williams’ campus activities also include a tenured full professorship at the School of Law, lecturing on Tax Law, Sports Law and Education Law. He has taught a class on Law and Higher Education at Peabody College, and occasion, courses in the undergraduate curriculum. Williams has reached outside of the Vanderbilt community in the area of intercollegiate sports. Williams served as a member of the SEC team that negotiated the recent SEC/ESPN/CBS contract, and is beginning his second year of a three-year term on the NCAA Division I Academic Cabinet. He also serves as Chairman of the NCAA Infraction Appeals Committee. Williams was named Vice Chancellor, General Counsel and Secretary of Vanderbilt in 2000. His role moved toward administration of Vanderbilt student affairs and athletics in 2002. Williams came to Vanderbilt after serving in numerous administrative roles at Ohio State over a 14-year period. When he accepted the

Vanderbilt role, Williams was Vice President of Student and Urban/ Community Affairs and Professor of Law at Ohio State. A native of Detroit, Mich., Williams received a Bachelor of Science in Social Science and Master of Arts in Education from Northern Michigan University where he was a member of the track team. He also earned a Master of Business Administration and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Detroit, and an L.L.M. in taxation from New York University. Before entering law school, Williams spent 10 years as a teacher and coach in the Detroit public school system. Williams is active in the Nashville area community, serving as an executive member and director with several organizations. He is treasurer and finance committee chair of both the Nashville Symphony Board of Directors and Nashville Public Television. Some of Williams’ other board memberships include the Nashville Sports Council, Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, Adventure Science Center, 100 Black Men of Middle Tennessee, the Nashville Rotary and Special Olympics Tennessee. Williams also supports youth athletic programs in the Nashville community. Professionally, Williams is an active member of the American Corporate Counsel Association, the National Association of College and University Attorneys and the American Bar Association. He is a member of the Continuing Legal Education committee of both the Nashville Bar Association and the NACUA. As a member of ABA’s Section of Business Law, Williams has served as a member of the Corporate Counsel Committee. He held terms on two prestigious legal committees – the ABA Standing Committee on Public Education and the ABA Section on Legal Education and Admissions Standards Review Committee. He recently completed consecutive three-year terms as a member of the Nashville branch of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Board. Williams also is a member of the American Law Institute, and a past member of the Harry Phillips Inn of Court. He has served on a number of ABA Accreditation site visits of law schools and has completed a term on the Membership Review Committee of the American Association of Law Schools. Williams has written, lectured and participated in many seminars on topics of tax law, sports law, law and education, and legal history. Williams recently completed a three-year term on the board of directors for the National Association for Colleges and University Attorneys. He is serving a second term on Nashville Mayor Karl Dean's Procurement Standards Board. Williams has taught at the law schools of the University of Detroit, Capital University, the Ohio State University and Vanderbilt, and directed the Ohio State University Law Program in Oxford, England in 1992 and 1995. He was elected outstanding law professor at both the University of Detroit and Ohio State. Williams and his wife, Gail, have two children: Samantha, who is a varsity swimmer and rising senior at Brown University, and Nicholas, who is an 11th grader at University School of Nashville and competes in cross country, basketball, track and soccer. His wife serves as the Associate Director of Community Relations at Vanderbilt, is president of the University School of Nashville Board of Trustees, and is the immediate past chair of the Metro Transit Authority. Two older children: Erika, who is a grade school teacher in Detroit, is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University; and David Williams III, a two-time graduate of Bowling Green State, is an academic counselor at Michigan State.

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