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PONY UP!  PAGE 1 2007-08 ROSTER

Top row (l to r): Assistant Coach Ignacio Hirigoyen, Taylor St. Eve, Robin Fahgen, Adham el-Effendi, Bryan Griffin, Darren Walsh, Head Coach Carl Neufeld; Front row (l to r): David Kuczer, Oivind Alver, Adolfo Solares, Alex Skrypko Not pictured: Keith Champlin, Andrew Petersen

NAME HT CL-EXP HOMETOWN Oivind Alver 6-2 SR-2L Lillehammer, Norway Keith Champlin 5-11 FR-HS Enid, Oklahoma Adham el-Effendi 6-0 FR-RS Dallas, Texas Robin Fahgen 5-11 SO-1L Smedjebacken, Sweden Bryan Griffin 6-3 FR-RS Columbus, Ohio Chris Hooshyar 6-0 SO-1L Manchester, England David Kuczer 5-9 SR-3L Szcecin, Poland Andrew Petersen 6-0 FR-HS Austin, Texas Alex Skrypko 6-0 SR-3L Minsk, Belarus Adolfo Solares 6-6 SR-2L Mexico City, Mexico Taylor St. Eve 6-0 FR-RS St. Louis, Missouri Darren Walsh 6-6 FR-RS London, England

Head Coach: Carl Neufeld Assistant Coach: Ignacio Hirigoyen

PONY UP!  PAGE 2 PONY UP!  PAGE 3 2007-08 OUTLOOK Entering his 15th year as head coach of the men’s the Rice Invitational this fall to start the Mustangs off with tennis program, Carl Neufeld has brought SMU men’s a bang, defeating opponents from LSU and Tulsa to take tennis the highest levels of stability and success since the title. Kuczer then went on to the Polo Ralph Lauren the program’s inception in 1948. Under Neufeld’s tutelage, All-American Tennis Championships, where he won four the Mustangs have made NCAA appearances in 10 of straight matches before being eliminated by Hawaii. In the the last 11 years. In addition, SMU has been nationally ITA South Central Regionals, Kuczer continued his strong ranked every year since 1998, making an NCAA Final fall play, beating players from Texas Pan-Am and Texas Four appearance in 2001. Tech before falling to the four-seed out of Texas A&M. To achieve the team goal of a top-25 finish, Neufeld “David had his best fall season this past fall,” said will rely heavily on his veterans team to step up and play Neufeld. “He emerged from the fall with a national ranking to their best tennis. SMU returns four seniors and two after beating some of the best players in the country. I’m sophomores and adds four redshirt freshmen. Neufeld excited to see what else he will do this spring.” will look to Oivind Alver, David Kuczer, Alex Skrypko and Alver is coming off a successful spring 2007 season. Adolfo Solares to lead the team this season. He went 8-10 in singles play and paired with Robin Fahgen “Our goal every year is to be one of the best- in doubles to mount a 12-7 record, mostly at No. 2. Alver’s conditioned teams in the country and peak at the end of strong play at No. 3 singles helped the Mustangs blank the season,” said Neufeld. “We want our seniors to play both Southeastern Oklahoma State and Texas Pan-Am. their best tennis during their final semester. I think our With Fahgen, he managed a nine-match win-streak which four seniors are poised to do just that. We’re coming off was eventually broken by C-USA champion Rice on April a fall when we carried a team GPA of 3.3 and I feel like 13. Solares has been an important member of the tennis our seniors are playing at their personal bests. I’m really team over the last three years. He posted one of the best looking forward to seeing how they continue to improve records on the team last season, going 14-4, mostly at No. David Kuczer as the season progresses.” 6 singles. Solares won seven of his last ten matches last Skrypko enters the spring unranked after not competing spring and continued his success into the fall. He advanced in the fall. He finished last season ranked 65th in the as far as the third round of the consolation finals at the ITA “Robin established himself with a tremendous fall country and would have entered the fall ranked 39th. Last South Central Regionals and with David Kuczer, won the season, beating many top regional players,” said Neufeld. spring, Skrypko posted an 11-9 record at No. 1 singles A Flight doubles title at the Rice Invitational. “He and Chris Hooshyar, along with the four seniors, help and paired with Federico Murgier at No. 1 doubles, where “Oivind has shown tremendous technical establish the core of a team I’m really excited about.” the two amassed an 11-6 record. In singles, Skrypko improvements,” said Neufeld. “He and Adolfo are both Adding to the excitement are the four redshirt freshmen rode a three-match winning-streak to end the season and peaking now. Both are ready to emerge as top players. I active in 2007-08. Adham el-Effendi, Bryan Griffin, Taylor defeated four nationally-ranked opponents. He was also look forward to watching both of them continue to develop St. Eve and Darren Walsh add depth to the Mustang a first-team All-Conference USA selection. No slouch this spring.” roster. All four saw playing time in the fall, with el-Effendi in the classroom, Skrypko is a two-time member of the The Mustangs also return two sophomores in Robin and St. Eve both making it as far as the semifinals of the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll and was Fahgen and Chris Hooshyar. Both Fahgen and Hooshyar consolation draw of the Midland Invitational. El-Effendi named to the Conference USA All-Academic team last enter the spring with significant playing time last year and also won the B Flight singles at the Rice Invitational, while spring. this past fall. Fahgen spent last spring predominately St. Eve won the C Flight singles at the same tournament. “Alex Skrypko is one of the top players in the country at No. 5 singles, tallying a 9-4 record there and a 16-5 Walsh won the D Flight singles at Rice and then paired up and he has been for the last three years,” said Neufeld. record overall. In doubles, Fahgen paired with Alver for a with el-Effendi to win the B Flight doubles. “He suffered a severe knee injury his sophomore year team-best 12-7 record, mostly at No. 2. In the fall, Fahgen “The youth we have on this team is very exciting,” said here, but has battled back to be one of the top players in advanced to the quarterfinal round of the ITA South Central Neufeld. “We’ve got the best depth we’ve had since I got the U.S. He’s going to continue to develop and help lead Regionals, defeating several regionally-ranked opponents here. A number of the players are improving dramatically. our team to a successful season.” along the way. Hooshyar posted an 8-6 singles record last The two sophomores and four redshirt freshmen are vying Kuczer is one of the strongest players on the Mustangs’ spring and paired with former Mustang Federico Murgier for positions in the lineup. They may serve as serious roster this season. Coming into the spring ranked No. 81 and Solares to post a 4-1 doubles record. competition for those spots.” nationally, Kuczer will look to improve on his personal- In keeping with tradition, the Mustangs will face a best ranking this spring. He won the A Flight singles at daunting schedule this spring, facing 11 nationally-ranked opponents. SMU kicks off its spring schedule by heading to Austin Jan. 26 to take on seventh-ranked Texas, who finished last season second in the Big 12. After a three- match homestand, the Ponies head north to take on No. 12 Notre Dame Feb. 10. The Fighting Irish captured the Big East title last season and ended 2007 ranked fifth. The Mustangs then return to Dallas to host four matches, concluding with No. 41 Minnesota on Feb. 24. SMU hits the road again to face No. 31 VCU and No. 35 Virginia Tech Feb. 29 and March 1 before swinging through Oklahoma to challenge No. 11 Oklahoma State. The Mustangs host No. 61 Indiana on March 10 before traveling to the Golden State to take on San Francisco and Cal, March 14-15. The Ponies briefly return home to face 2007 Ivy League champion Columbia on March 22 before heading to Waco to take on 2007 Big 12 champion No. 4 Baylor on March 27. Conference play starts March 29 with the Mustangs playing host to Memphis and continues a week later when No. 32 Rice comes to Dallas on April 6, along with Grambling State. The Ponies travel to Tulsa April 12 to take Alex Skrypko on the Golden Hurricane before wrapping up the regular season by hosting crosstown rival No. 62 TCU in the new Turpin Center.

PONY UP!  PAGE 2 PONY UP!  PAGE 3 CARL NEUFELD

Head Coach 15th Season Northern Illinois, '79

 11 All-Americans in 13 years, including Eric Cohn (2002), the first Dallas- area tennis All-American since Michael Flanagan (Stanford, 1994)  No. 1 National Singles Player Genius Chidzikwe (Dec. 2000)  No. 1 National Doubles Pair Eric Cohn and Johan Brunstrom (2002)  Six SMU players made Davis Cup appearances in the last 10 years

Carl Neufeld enters his 15th year as head men’s tennis coach at SMU. During his tenure on the Hilltop, he has compiled the most wins of any men’s tennis coach (259) and a .676 winning percentage. On March 12, 2005, SMU defeated Illinois State to give Neufeld his 400th career victory. His career coaching record now stands at 440-228 and because of his success, Neufeld has been named WAC Coach of the Year three times, Dallas All-Sports Association SMU Coach of the Year twice and ITA Region VI Coach of the Year in 1998. Neufeld's success continues, as he has led his squad to the NCAAs 10 of the last 11 years. His 10-year consecutive streak was broken last season The 2005-06 campaign marked the 20th time in Mustang history that SMU earned a post-season berth. The decade-long streak ranks 17th overall in consecutive appearances by all teams in the NCAA. Under Neufeld, SMU has won three conference titles and never finished outside of the top five in any final conference standings. He has coached 11 All-Americans in his 13 years, including Eric Cohn (2002), the only All-American from a Dallas high school since Michael Flanagan was an All-American at Stanford in 1994. Neufeld has also guided one individual to WAC Player of the Year honors and another to WAC Freshman of the Year. In addtion, Neufeld has coached several players to top-five rankings in the region. Last season, Alex Skrypko won second in the South Central Regional tournament. In 2005-06, Peter Oredsson won the regional tournament title outright. Neufeld annually produces some of the top student-athletes in the country. In 15 seasons, 20 individuals have finished ranked in the top 85 in the ITA rankings. Of those 20, two were in the top 50, four were in the top 25 and two individuals finished the season ranked in the top 10. His players also have national success in doubles play. Since 1998, Neufeld has guided nine pairings to ITA top-50 doubles rankings. Five of those duos finished among the top 25, with two tandems finishing in the top five, highlighted by an NCAA runner-up finish in 2001. Neufeld led SMU to arguably its finest season ever in 2000-01, as two Mustangs won national titles while the team reached the Final Four at the NCAA Championships for the first time since 1986. The team reached the Final Four by defeating second-ranked UCLA. The accomplishment earned him his second WAC Coach of the Year honor. After an 11-year absence from the NCAA Team Championships, Neufeld led SMU to the pinnacle of collegiate tennis in 1998 with its 11th appearance in the team championships. In only its second year in the WAC, SMU tore through opponents and registered a 21-5 record, the school’s first 20-win campaign since 1987, not to mention an undefeated 9-0 mark against conference opponents and the school’s first conference title since 1987. In 1997, the Mustangs returned to NCAA postseason action for the first time in 10 years. Three players notched at least 20 singles wins, including current assistant coach Ignacio Hirigoyen, who became the first Mustang to win 30 singles matches in a season.

PONY UP!  PAGE 4 PONY UP!  PAGE 5 Neufeld was appointed to the NCAA Men's and Women’s Tennis Committee first time since 1966-68. While at USC, he coached nine NCAA All-Americans for a three-year term starting in 2006. The committee is compiled of administrators whose professional wins include titles at Wimbledon, the French CARL NEUFELD and coaches from men's and women's tennis programs throughout the nation. Open, the U.S. Open and the . The committee is in charge of all championships and selection of teams as well Prior to coming to SMU, Neufeld was active in the Los Angeles tennis as general information, rules and regulations for tennis programs. They will also community. He served a variety of positions, which focused on raising funds serve as NCAA representatives at various tennis events. for tennis programs for underprivileged children. Taking an aggressive approach to SMU and the Dallas tennis community, Before starting at Southern Cal in 1990, Neufeld was the head tennis coach Neufeld was the driving force behind bringing the ITA Indoor Collegiate at Northern Illinois for nine seasons (1980-89). At age 22 in 1980, Neufeld was Championships to Dallas in 1994. Neufeld was also the tournament director the youngest head tennis coach in the nation at the time. During his stint in for the championships all 10 years that it was held in Dallas. Due in part to Dekalb, he became the winningest coach in NIU history with a 181-104 record Neufeld's efforts, Texas is emerging as one of the best tennis-playing regions (.635). On his path to the wins record, Neufeld defeated schools from major in the country. conference such as the BIG E, Big Ten, Big 12 and Pac-10, highlighted by three Neufeld came to the Hilltop after serving four years as the assistant coach wins over perennial national power Notre Dame. His last four teams at Northern at Southern , where he helped guide the Trojans to three consecutive all won 20 or more dual matches and combined for a 112-42 (.727) record. Pac-10 titles and two NCAA Championships in 1991 and 1993. These were the most successful seasons in school history. The Trojans’ national title in 1991 was their first in 15 years and they won three straight Pac- 10 championships for the

IGNACIO HIRIGOYEN

Assistant Coach 5th Season SMU, '99

Ignacio Hirigoyen enters his fifth year as assistant coach of the SMU men’s tennis team and is no stranger to the Hilltop as he was an All-American selection for the Mustangs as a player. In his four seasons with SMU, Hirigoyen has helped guide the teams to three NCAA Championship appearances and appearances in the championship matches of the WAC Tournament and Conference USA tournament. In 2005-06, he helped lead the squad to SMU’s 10th consecutive appearance at NCAAs. In that decade of post-season play, Hirigoyen has been involved in six of them, three as a player (1997-99) and three as a coach (2004-06). The 2005-06 campaign marked the 20th time in Mustang history that SMU earned a post-season berth. The Mustangs' decade-long streak ranks 17th overall in consecutive appearances by all teams in the NCAA. A four-year letterwinner for SMU from 1996-99, Hirigoyen was an All-America selection his senior year when he set the school’s all-time mark for singles wins in a season with 34. After graduating from SMU in 1999, Hirigoyen embarked on a professional tennis tour that ran through 2003. In 2001, Hirigoyen enjoyed his best year on the professional circuit, gaining his highest career ranking of 221 in singles. During his time in the professional ranks, Hirigoyen played in qualifications for Wimbledon, the Australian Open and the U.S. Open. In 2003, Hirigoyen defeated Germany Davis Cup member and two-time Olympic participant David Prinosil in Wimbledon qualifications. Hirigoyen was also a player representative on the Association of Tennis Professionals’ (ATP) Player Council for the year 2002. Hirigoyen graduated from SMU in 1999 with a degree in finance and economics and is currently working on his law degree at the SMU Law School.

PONY UP!  PAGE 4 PONY UP!  PAGE 5 MEET THE MUSTANGS OIVIND ALVER ROBIN FAHGEN

6-2 | SR 5-11 | S0 Lillehammer, Norway Smedjebacken, Sweden

Fall of 2007 (Sr.): Did not play Fall 2007 (So.): Advanced to the quarterfinal round of the main draw at the ITA South Central Regionals by knocking off Louisiana-Lafayette’s Arlen Domoney in straight sets 2006-07 (Jr.): Played No. 3 singles at C-USA Championship... Helped the Mustangs blank (6-2, 6-4), advancing him to the field of 64. He then beat Miguel Varela of Texas (7-6, Texas Pan-Am, winning his No. 3 singles match-up and pairing up with Robin Fahgen at 4-1 Ret (inj.)) to move on to the field of 32, where he upset ninth-seeded Matt Brown No. 2 doubles to help win the doubles point... Combined with doubles partner Fahgen in a nine-match win-streak, eventually broken by Rice (4/13)... Advanced to the consolation of Baylor (6-4, 5-7, 6-4) to advance to the field of 16. Fahgen then beat David Galic of rounds of the Rice Invite before falling to top-ranked Jason Mok of Rice… Competed into Baylor (6-3, 5-7, 6-3) and moved on to the quarterfinal round, where he was eliminated the third round of the consolation bracket of Midland Racquet Club Invite… Participated by Texas’ Luis Diaz Barriga (7-6, 6-0). at the ITA Regionals. 2006-07 (RS-Fr.): Played at No. 5 singles most of the season but also seeing time at 2005-06 (So.): Saw time at No. 4, 5 and 6 spots in singles for a 16-6 record… Paired with No. 4 and 6… Posted Overall record of 16-5… Posted five match win streak to end the former Mustang Peter Oredsson at No. 2 doubles for 11-5 record… Longest win streak was seven matches towards end of the season in singles… Won his first six single matches season… Paired with Oivind Alver at No. 2 doubles for 12-7 record… of the season in straight sets… Notched seven consecutive wins in doubles… Defeated top-ranked player from Baylor in straight sets… In dual meet with Rice, split first two sets Personal: Son of Glenn and Kerstin Fahgen… Has an older sister…. Majoring in at No. 5 and then battled for third set win to clinch team match win… Participated in the economics at SMU. C-USA Championship and NCAA Team Championships. CAREER STATISTICS 2004-05: Redshirted SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall Personal: Son of Erik and Ragnhild Alver… Has three siblings…Business major. 2006-07 -- 1-0 1-0 3-0 9-4 2-1 16-5 16-5 2007 ------4-1 CAREER STATISTICS Career -- 1-0 1-0 3-0 9-4 2-1 16-5 20-6 SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall DOUBLES 2005-06 ------2-0 5-3 9-3 15-6 16-6 Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall 2006-07 ------5-3 3-7 ------8-10 8-10 2006-07 2-0 8-4 2-3 12-7 12-7 Career ------5-3 5-7 5-3 9-3 23-16 24-16 2007 ------1-1 Career 2-0 8-4 2-3 12-7 13-8 DOUBLES Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall 2005-06 1-0 ------1-0 2006-07 2-0 9-4 3-3 14-7 14-7 Career 3-0 9-4 3-3 15-10 15-7

Oivind Alver Robin Fahgen

PONY UP!  PAGE 6 PONY UP!  PAGE 7 MEET THE MUSTANGS CHRIS HOOSHYAR DAVID KUCZER

5-11 | SO 5-9 | SR Manchester, England Szcecin, Poland

Fall of 2007 (So.): Did not see action Fall of 2007 (Sr.): Enters the spring season ranked No. 81 in the nation... Advanced to the Round of 32 at the ITA South Central Regionals...Won Flight A singles at the Rice 2006-07 (RS-Fr.): Went 8-6 in the middle and bottom of the Mustangs' lineup... Played at No. 2 doubles, Invitational, beating opponents from LSU and Tulsa... Named C-USA Player of the Month partnering with David Kuczer, Federico Murgier and Adolfo Solares... Compiled an overall 4-7 doubles record in the spring... Beat Sam Sweeney of UIC to help SMU complete the sweep... Took a win over for his title run at the Rice Invitational and for sweeping his competition in the pre-qualifying Caleb Bulls of TCU to help guide the Mustangs to a 4-3 win over the Horned Frogs... Competed at round of the Polo Ralph Lauren All-American Tennis Championships. the Rice Invitational in singles and doubles… Advanced into the consolation third round of the ITA Regionals in singles and the round of 16 in doubles. 2006-07 (Jr.): Took first point for SMU at C-USA Championship semifinal game against Rice by upsetting No. 120 at No. 2 singles... Played most of the year at No. 2 singles 2005-2006 (Fr.): Redshirted and No. 3 doubles... Went 7-1 in his last 10 matches of the season at No. 2 singles... Personal: Son of Feri and Pauline Hooshyar… Sociology major with a minor in anthropology. Competed at the Rice invitational and Midland Racquet Club in singles and doubles…. Paired with Chris Hooshyer in doubles at ITA Regionals. CAREER STATISTICS 2005-06 (So.): Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll Member… Started the season SINGLES off with a seven match win streak with six of the wins coming in straight sets… Won all Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall four matches that went into three sets… Posted 14-11 record in singles playing mostly 2006-07 ------2-0 3-0 2-3 1-3 8-6 11-9 at No. 4 and 5… Paired with Alex Skrypko in doubles at No. 1 where they posted eight 2007 ------straight wins… Duo posted win over ECU at C-USA Championship to help team advance… Career ------2-0 3-0 2-3 1-3 8-6 11-9 Participated in the NCAA Team Championship… Skrypko and Kuczer challenged the No. 26 duo from Louisville taking the match into a close tiebreaker. DOUBLES Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall 2004-05 (Fr.): Solid freshman campaign… Went 17-9 in dual meet action… Undefeated 2005-06 ------1-3 at Nos. 4 (2-0) and 5 (5-0)… 17-8 record in doubles… Began the season 5-0 in singles… 2006-07 -- 4-4 2-1 6-5 6-5 Won at No. 3 doubles against No. 1 Baylor to help SMU take the doubles point… WAC 2007 ------Player of the Week (Mar. 21)… Participated in the WAC Championships… Won at the No. Career ------7-8 6 spot in straight sets vs. Hawaii in the WAC Championship quarterfinals… Participated in the NCAA Championships.

Personal: Majoring in psychology. CAREER STATISTICS SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall 2004-05 ------2-0 5-0 10-9 17-9 17-9 2005-06 ------3-0 5-5 5-3 0-1 13-9 14-11 2006-07 1-0 10-7 0-2 ------11-9 11-9 2007 ------5-1 Career 1-0 10-7 3-2 7-5 10-3 10-10 41-27 47-30

DOUBLES Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall 2004-05 --- 3-0 14-8 17-8 17-8 2005-06 12-10 1-0 1-0 14-10 14-10 2006-07 1-1 2-4 8-4 10-11 10-11 2007 ------3-0 Career 13-11 6-4 23-12 41-19 44-19

David Kuczer

PONY UP!  PAGE 6 PONY UP!  PAGE 7 MEET THE MUSTANGS ALEX SKRYPKO ADOLFO SOLARES

6-0 | SR 6-6 | SR Minsk, Belarus Mexico City, Mexico

Fall 2007 (Sr.): Entered the fall season ranked No. 39 in the nation. Fall of 2007 (Sr.): Advanced to the third round of the consolation bracket at the ITA South Central Regionals... Won the consolation bracket of the B Flight singles at the Rice Invitational, beating 2006-07 (Jr.): Ranked No. 65 in the country in the final FILA singles poll... All-Conference USA first-team Dennis Polyakov of Rice for the title... Paired with David Kuczer to win the A Flight Doubles title at selection... Named to C-USA All-Academic Team... Played at No. 1 singles all season, and ended the the Rice Invitational. spring on a three-match winning streak... Paired with Federico Murgier at No.1 doubles, amassing an 11-6 record... Entered the spring with preseason ranking of No. 36… Defeated four nationally-ranked 2006-07 (Jr.): Ended the season by winning seven of his last 10 matches... Posted the second-best opponents in the spring... Posted 8-7 fall record … Competed into the consolation second round in singles record on the team with a 14-4 record... Played in the middle and bottom of the lineup, but singles and paired with Federico Murgier to play into the secured most of his wins in the No. 6 spot... Paired with Oivind Alver, David Kuczer and Chris Hooshyar second round of doubles at the Polo Ralph Lauren All- to compile a doubles record of 12-7, mostly at No. 2 and No. 3... Named C-USA Player of the Week American Championship… Advanced to the consolation 4/17 after his wins over Rice and UTA... Beat Michael Dierberger of Wisconsin to help the Mustangs quarterfinals in singles of the Midland Racquet Club upset the Badgers, 5-2. Invite… Notched three straight wins to advance to the finals in doubles with Murgier at the Midland Racquet 2005-06 (So.): Did not see playing time. Club Invite…With five consecutive wins over ranked 2004-05 (Fr.): Had solid freshman season… 6-3 overall record in singles… Saw most of his action at opponents, advanced to the Finals of the ITA Regionals… the No. 6 spot, going 6-2… Went 2-0 overall in doubles matches. Defeated Milan Mihailovic of Texas, 7-5, 6-1, to earn bid to the ITA National Indoors… Advanced to the Round of 16 2003-04: Redshirted in doubles at ITA Regionals… Faced tough competition at Indoors falling to the No. 2 seed. Prep: Lettered one year in high school and served as team captain.

2005-06 (So.): Conference USA Commissioner’s Personal: Chose SMU for its strong academics and outstanding tennis program… Majoring in finance Honor Roll Member… Named to the C-USA First Team while at SMU… A native of Mexico City. All-Conference… Named C-USA Player of the Week (Feb.15)… Went 21-6 overall, going undefeated at No. 1 with four wins…. Played at No. 1, 2 and 3 during the CAREER STATISTICS season… Emerged as Mustangs top player at end of SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall season… Started the season with eight straight wins… Alex Skrypko Took wins over four top ranked opponents including 2004-05 ------6-2 --- 6-3 Arnau Bruges of Tulsa and a straight set win over 2005-06 ------Robert Searle of Rice… Win over #10 Brugues was 2006-07 ------1-0 2-0 3-0 8-4 14-4 14-4 Skryko’s first appearance at No. 1 and he handed Bruges his first loss of the season… Paired with 2007 ------2-3 David Kuczer in doubles at No. 1 where they posted eight straight wins… Posted win in singles and Career ------1-0 2-0 3-0 14-6 14-4 22-10 doubles over ECU at C-USA Championship to help team advance… Participated in the NCAA Team Championship… Skrypko and Kuczer challenged the No. 26 duo from Louisville taking the match into a DOUBLES close tiebreaker… Earned spot in singles play of the NCAA Championships where he faced opponent Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall from Miami that was ranked third in country. 2004-05 ------2-0 2-0 2-0 2005-06 ------2004-05: Participated in the Davis Cup for Belarus gaining valuable experience… Faced Andy 2006-07 --- 3-1 9-3 12-4 12-4 Roddick on ESPN2 in the Davis Cup semifinals, losing 6-4, 6-2… Injured his knee in the first spring 2007 ------2-1 dual match… Granted a medical redshirt. Career --- 3-1 9-3 12-4 16-5 2003-04 (Fr.): 2004 WAC Freshman of the Year... Competed in the NCAA Championships and in the WAC Championships... Straight set win over Georgia Tech in the NCAA Tournament... 15 straight set wins in singles on the year... 21-5 in singles... 10-6 in doubles.

Prep: Multiple Davis Cup winner, including wins over Wayne Black (Zimbabwe), top U.S. doubles champion in 2001... Earned the title of European Champion under 16.

Personal: Chose SMU for the balance between good academics and championship tennis... Majoring in business while at SMU. CAREER STATISTICS SINGLES Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall 2003-04 ------0-1 5-2 14-0 2-2 21-5 21-5 2004-05 ------1-1 2005-06 4-0 7-3 9-1 ------11-12 17-15 2006-07 11-9 ------11-9 19-15 2007 ------Career ------0-1 5-2 14-0 2-2 43-26 66-43

DOUBLES Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall 2003-04 1-0 1-0 8-6 10-3 10-6 2004-05 --- 1-0 --- 1-0 1-0 2005-06 12-10 1-0 1-0 14-10 14-10 2006-07 11-6 --- 1-1 12-7 17-20 2007 ------Career 34-16 3-0 10-7 37-20 42-36

Adolfo Solares

PONY UP!  PAGE 8 PONY UP!  PAGE 9 MEET THE MUSTANGS ADHAM EL-EFFENDI TAYLOR ST. EVE

6-0 | RS-FR 6-0 | RS-FR Dallas, Texas St. Louis, Missouri

Fall of 2007 (Fr.-RS): Advanced to the semifinal round of the consolation draw at the ITA Fall of 2007 (Fr.-RS): Advanced to the semifinal round of the consolation draw at the South Central Regionals... Beat players from UTA and UCLA to advance to the semifinal ITA South Central Regionals, losing to the eventual champion... Made it to the semifinals round of the Midland Invitational before falling to Texas Tech. at the Midland Invitational, but fell to eventual champion Hubert Chodkiewicz of Texas... Paired with Darren Walsh to defeat Texas A&M’s top pair of Chirlco/Makowski before 2006-07: Redshirted. dropping a match to Texas at the Midland Invitational... Won C Flight singles at Rice Invitational, beating Tulsa’s Albert Jou in straight sets... Competed in A Flight doubles Personal: Son of Wicky and Leslie … Has two siblings… Father was professional polo with Robin Fahgen at Rice Invitational. player… Captain of his high school’s (Greenhill) Texas State Championship runner-up team as a junior… Member of the high school State Championship team his freshman 2006-07 (Fr.): Redshirted and sophomore years… Plans to major in business at SMU. Personal: Helped his team to the Missouri State Championship in 2006… Attended Chaminade College Prep in St. Louis. BRYAN GRIFFIN

6-3 | RS-FR DARREN WALSH Columbus, Ohio 6-6 | RS-FR London, England

Fall of 2007 (Fr.-RS): Advanced to the final round of the D Flight singles at the Rice Invitational, where he lost to teammate Darren Walsh. 2007-08 (Fr.-RS): Beat Vishnu Rajam of Rice at the Midland Invitational before falling to 2006-07 (Fr.): Redshirted Nick Meister of UCLA... Paired with Taylor St. Eve to beat Texas A&M’s top pair of Chirlco and Makowski at the Midland Invitational... Won D Flight singles at the Rice Invitational. Personal: Ranked in the top 10 players in his home state of Ohio… attended Upper Arlington High School in Columbus. 2006-07: Redshirted

Personal: Son of Peter and Patricia Walsh... Has one younger sister... Ranked as a juniors player in the UK… Played Junior Wimbledon in 2006, winning one round in doubles… Plans to major in engineering while at SMU.

KEITH CHAMPLIN ANDREW PETERSEN FR  Enid, Okla. FR  Austin, Texas

PONY UP!  PAGE 8 PONY UP!  PAGE 9 2006-07 REVIEW OVERALL: 16-9 ITA RANKING: 48TH HOME: 11-6 AWAY: 2-2 NEUTRAL: 3-1 DATE OPPONENT RESULT Jan. 13 Lamar W, 6-1 Jan. 21 No. 12 Texas L, 2-5 Jan. 28 No. 23 Clemson L, 1-6 Feb. 3 Illinois State W, 5-2 Feb. 3 Southeastern Oklahoma State W, 7-0 Feb. 23 vs. No. 65 Iowa W, 4-3 Feb. 25 at No. 24 Minnesota L, 2-5 Feb. 28 No. 4 Baylor L, 0-7 March 2 No. 21 Virginia Commonwealth L, 1-4 March 7 at No. 66 TCU W, 4-3 March 11 No. 22 Tulsa L, 1-4 March 13 Columbia W, 4-3 March 16 vs. San Francisco W, 4-0 March 17 vs. No. 35 California L, 2-4 March 24 No. 16 Oklahoma State L, 0-4 March 24 Centenary W, 6-0 March 27 UIC W, 7-0 March 31 No. 75 Arkansas-Little Rock W, 6-1 March 31 Prairie View A&M W, 5-1 Alex Skrypko April 2 No. 41 Wisconsin W, 5-2 April 4 UT-Pan Am W, 7-0 FINAL 2007 ITA INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS April 11 UT Arlington W, 5-2 April 13 at No. 27 Rice W, 4-3 SINGLES April 20 vs. Southern Miss (C-USA Championship) W, 4-0 ITA Ranking Name Year April 21 at No. 30 Rice (C-USA Championship) L, 3-4 65th Alex Skrypko Jr. SINGLES STATISTICS PLAYER 1 2 3 4 5 6 FALL SPRING CONF OVERALL PCT. Oivind Alver -- -- 5-3 3-7 -- -- 2-6 8-10 0-2 10-16 .385 Robin Fahgen -- 1-0 1-0 3-0 9-4 2-1 -- 16-5 1-1 16-5 .762 Rudy Garza ------1-0 0-5 1-0 0-0 1-5 .167 Daniel Gonzalez ------1-0 2-5 1-0 0-0 3-5 .375 Ryan Hooker ------2-1 -- 1-4 2-1 0-0 3-5 .375 Chris Hooshyar -- -- 2-0 3-0 2-3 1-3 3-3 8-6 0-0 11-9 .550 David Kuczer 1-0 10-7 0-2 ------1-6 11-9 0-1 12-15 .444 Federico Murgier 1-1 1-3 2-5 3-2 -- -- 5-4 7-11 0-1 12-15 .444 Alex Skrypko 11-9 ------8-7 11-9 1-1 19-16 .543 Adolfo Solares -- -- 1-0 2-0 3-0 8-4 -- 14-4 2-0 14-4 .778 TEAM TOTALS 16-8 14-10 17-7 10-11 15-8 14-7 11-8 86-53 15-9 98-61 .616

DOUBLES STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL PLAYER 1 2 3 FALL SPRING CONF OVERALL PCT. DOUBLES RECORDS Hooshyar/Kuczer -- 1-3 1-1 1-1 2-4 -- 3-5 .375 PLAYER RECORD PCT. Alver/Solares -- 1-0 1-0 -- 2-0 -- 2-0 1.00 Alver 14-7 .667 Murgier/Skrypko 11-6 -- -- 5-3 11-6 1-0 16-9 .640 Fahgen 13-8 .619 Alver/Fahgen 2-0 8-4 2-3 -- 12-7 0-2 12-7 .632 Garza 1-2 .333 Kuczer/Solares 0-3 1-1 7-3 -- 8-7 1-1 8-7 .533 Hooker 1-2 .333 Hooshyar/Murgier -- 2-1 -- -- 2-1 -- 2-1 .667 Hooshyar 4-1 .800 Hooshyar/Solares -- 1-0 1-0 -- 2-0 -- 2-0 1.00 Garza/Hooker -- -- 1-0 0-2 1-0 -- 1-2 .333 Kuczer 11-12 .478 Fahgen/Skrypko -- -- 1-1 -- 1-1 -- 1-1 .500 Murgier 18-10 .643 TEAM TOTALS 15-10 13-6 12-5 1-2 40-21 4-5 42-23 .646 Skrypko 17-10 .630 Solares 12-7 .632 TOTALS 91-59 .607

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1978 NCAA Team Champ. - Semifinals 1990 Tournament, Houston,Texas NCAA TEAM NC State 8-1 W Rice 2-5 L NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS California 7-2 W RANKINGS 2006 NCAA Team Champ. - First Round Stanford 2-7 L 1989 Tournament, Fort Worth, Texas SINGLES (Final Spring Ranking Listed) Louisville 4-0 L Southern Cal 5-4 W - 3rd Texas 1-5 L 1979 Jai DiLouie 8th 1988 Tournament, Austin, Texas Mark Turpin 9th 2005 NCAA Team Champ. - First Round 1977 NCAA Team Champ. - Semifinals Arkansas 1-5 L 1980 Jai DiLouie 15th USC 4-1 L Princeton 7-2 W Drew Gitlin 33rd Miami 5-0 W 1976-87 Tournaments Jeff Turpin 50th 2004 Region VI Tournament Trinity 4-5 L From 1976-87, the SWC Team title was 1981 Drew Gitlin 8th Georgia Tech 4-0 W determined by flighted play in singles posi- Jerome Vanier 13th Baylor 4-0 L C-USA tions 1-6 and doubles positions 1-3. SMU 1982 Rodney Harmon 3rd won the SWC team title in ‘78, ‘79, ‘82, ‘83, Jerome Vanier 9th 2003 Region VI Tournamnet CHAMPIONSHIP ‘85, ‘86 and ‘87. Jeff Turpin 15th TCU 4-1 L 2007 Championship, Houston, Texas 1983 Rodney Harmon 3rd Southern Miss 4-0 W Eric Korita 5th 2002 Region VI Tournament Rice 3-4 L SWC INDIVIDUAL Jerome Vanier 14th VCU 5-2 L John Ross 26th 2006 Championship, Tulsa, Oklahoma CHAMPS Eric Van’t Hof 97th 2001 Region VI Tournament-Champions ECU 4-0 W Note: After 1987, the flighted tournament was Mark Styslinger 98th Oral Roberts 4-0 W Tulsa 0-4 L discontinued, and the singles and doubles 1984 John Ross 16th Arkansas 4-3 W champions from 1988-96 did not contribute Mark Styslinger 20th 2001 NCAA Team Champ. - Semifinals to any points to the team titles. Ed Ross 83rd Miss. St. 4-2 W WAC TOURNAMENT Den Bishop 98th UCLA 4-3 W 2005 Tourn., Honolulu, Hawaii - Semis SINGLES (Open Draw) 1985 John Ross 4th Georgia 0-4 L Hawaii 4-2 W Doc Barr - 1926 Richey Reneberg 7th Rice 4-2 L Ken Crawford - 1945, 1950, 1951 Mark Styslinger 29th 2000 Region VI Tournament-Champions Tommy Howorth - 1962 Den Bishop 45th Middle Tenn. 4-0 W 2004 Tourn., Houston, Texas - Finals John Gardner - 1972 Stefan Kruger 47th Georgia 4-3 W Nevada 4-0 W George Hardie - 1973, 1974 Ed Ross 63rd 2000 NCAA Team Champ. - Round of 16 Boise State 3-2 W 1986 Richey Reneberg 3rd Duke 2-4 L Rice 4-1 L NO. 1 SINGLES John Ross 14th Mark Vines - 1976 Stefan Kruger 15th 1999 Region VI Tournament-Champions 2003 Tourn., Boise, Idaho - Finals Jai DiLouie - 1979 Den Bishop 32nd Fair. Dickinson 4-0 W Nevada 4-0 W Rodney Harmon - 1982, 1983 Mark Styslinger 77th TCU 4-3 W Fresno State 4-3 W Ed Ross 82nd 1999 NCAA Team Champ. - Round of 16 Boise State 4-2 L NO. 2 SINGLES 1987 Richey Reneberg 1st Florida 2-4 L Chris Delaney - 1977 Stefan Kruger 11th 2002 Tourn., Tulsa, Okla. - Champions Mark Turpin - 1979 Den Bishop 54th 1998 Region VI Tournament-Champions Boise State 4-1 W Jerome Vanier - 1982 Ed Ross 57th Texas Tech 4-0 W Tulsa 4-1 W Eric Korita - 1983 Brett Steven 80th TCU 4-2 W Mark Styslinger - 1984 1988 Alex Nizet 18th Texas A&M 4-3 W 2001 Tourn., Fresno, Calif.. - Semis Richey Reneberg - 1985, 1986 Brian Devening 93rd 1998 NCAA Team Champ. - First Round Nevada 4-0 W 1989 Alex Nizet 11th LSU 0-4 L Fresno State 3-4 L NO. 3 SINGLES Brian Devening 42nd Jerome Vanier - 1983 Marc Kudelko 100th 1997 Region VI Tournament 2000 Tourn., Ft. Worth, Texas - Finals 1990 Tim Trigueiro 86th Texas Tech 4-2 W Hawaii 4-0 W NO. 4 SINGLES 1992 Greg Bowrey 68th Texas 1-4 L Fresno State 4-3 W Chris Delaney - 1976, 1979 1993 Greg Bowrey 57th TCU 4-3 L Tom Cain - 1980 1995 Freddy Hanser 57th 1987 NCAA Team Champ. - First Round Erik Van’t Hof - 1982 1997 Ignacio Hiriogyen 23rd Miami 1-5 L 1999 Tourn., San Diego, Calif. - Finals Den Bishop - 1985 1998 Ignacio Hirigoyen 50th Rice 4-0 W Ignacio Hirigoyen - 1996 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen 9th 1986 NCAA Team Champ. - Semifinals UNLV 4-0 W Jon Wallmark 64th LSU 5-2 W Fresno State 3-4 L NO. 5 SINGLES Dustin Mauck 81st Arkansas 5-1 W Mark Vines - 1977, 1978, 1979 2000 Toby Hansson T20th Pepperdine 1-4 L 1998 Tourn., Tulsa, Okla. - Champions Kim Forsythe - 1984 Jon Wallmark 75th New Mexico 4-3 W Mark Styslinger - 1986 Dustin Mauck 77th 1985 NCAA Team Champ. - Semifinals TCU 4-0 W Brett Steven - 1987 Genius Chidzikwe 89th Michigan 7-0 W San Diego St. 4-3 W 2001 Genius Chidzikwe 7th Pepperdine 5-2 W NO. 6 SINGLES John Wallmark 23rd UCLA 4-5 L 1997 Tourn., Ft. Worth, Texas Ed Ross - 1986 2002 Krystian Pfeiffer 52nd Southern Cal 2-5 L - 3rd Hawaii 5-0 W 2003 Gwinyai Chingolka 65th Tulsa 2-4 L DOUBLES (Open Draw) Johan Brunstrom 85th 1984 NCAA Team Champ. - Quarterfinals Doc Barr-Ben Estep - 1927 2004 Johan Brunstrom 22nd Wichita State 5-1 W SWC TOURNAMENT Bill Wright-Tommy Howorth - 1960, 1961 2006 Alex Skrypko 56th Stanford 4-5 L George Hardie-Tim Vann - 1972 Peter Oredsson 61st 1996 Tournament, Fort Worth, Texas 2007 Alex Skrypko 65th 1983 NCAA Team Champ. - Finals Texas Tech 3-4 L NO. 2 DOUBLES Utah 5-1 W Jai DiLouie-Haroon Ismail - 1978 DOUBLES (Final Spring Ranking Listed) Clemson 5-4 W 1995 Tournament, College Station, Texas Tom Cain-Mark Vines - 1979 1983 Eric Korita-Jerome Vanier 12th Pepperdine 5-1 W Rice 4-2 W Jeff Turpin-Drew Gitlin - 1980 R. Harmon-Eric Van’t Hof 23rd Standford 2-5 L - Final Texas 0-4 L Jeff Turpin-Erik Van’t Hof - 1981, 1982 John Ross-Mark Styslinger 34th Texas A&M 2-4 L John Ross-Richey Reneberg - 1986 1984 Den Bishop-Kim Forsythe 12th 1982 NCAA Team Champ. - Semifinals Stefan Kruger-Brett Steven - 1987 John Ross-Ed Ross 15th Utah 5-1 W 1994 Tournament, Houston,Texas 1985 John Ross-Monte Oppenheim 9th Clemson 5-4 W Texas 0-4 L NO. 3 DOUBLES Stefan Kruger-Den Bishop 13th Pepperdine 3-5 L Mark Vines-Pern Guerry - 1977 1986 Stefan Kruger-Den Bishop 9th Georgia 5-1 W - 3rd 1993 Tournament, Fort Worth, Texas Mark Vines-Tom Cain - 1978 John Ross-Richey Reneberg 10th Texas A&M 0-4 L Jai DiLouie-Jeff Turpin - 1979 1987 Den Bishop-Richey Reneberg 5th Mark Styslinger-John Azhurak - 1984 Stefan Kruger-Brett Steven 30th 1981 NCAA Team Champ. - First Round 1992 Tournament, Austin, Texas Ed Ross-Richey Reneberg - 1985 1993 Greg Bowrey-H. Jordaan 28th California 6-3 L Rice 4-5 L 1998 Toby Hansson-Jon Wallmark 22nd 1999 Dustin Mauck-Keith Pollak 3rd 1979 NCAA Team Champ. - Semifinals Toby Hansson-Jon Wallmark 50th Clemson 5-0 W 1991 Tournament, College Station, Texas 2000 Toby Hansson-Jon Wallmark 13th Southern Cal 7-2 W Texas A&M 1-5 L 2001 Jon Wallmark-J. Brunstrom 2nd Trinity 4-5 L 2002 Johan Brunstrom-Eric Cohn 20th

PONY UP!  PAGE 10 PONY UP!  PAGE 11 RECORDS/HISTORY 2003 J.Brunstrom-H.Soderberg 44th 2004 J. Brunstrom-H. Soderberg 32nd WAC PLAYER OF 2005 P. McNaughton-F. Murgier 46th THE YEAR 1997 Ignacio Hirigoyen NCAA ROOKIE OF 2000 Toby Hansson THE YEAR 2001 Genius Chidzikwe 2002 Krystian Pfeiffer 1985 Richey Reneberg 2004 Johan Brunstrom COLLEGE TENNIS PLAYER OF THE WAC FRESHMAN OF YEAR THE YEAR Genius Chidzikwe 2004 Alex Skrypko 1987 Richey Reneberg WAC ATHLETE OF ALL-AMERICANS 1972 George Hardie (s) VOLVO TENNIS/SR. ALL-WAC THE WEEK 1973 George Hardie (s) PLAYER OF THE 1997 Ignacio Hirigoyen 1998 Ignacio Hirigoyen (4/14) Tim Vann, Woody Blocher (Singles First Team) 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen (3/1) 1974 George Hardie (s/d), Tim Vann (d) YEAR 1998 Toby Hansson (Doubles First Team) 2000 Jon Wallmark (2/15, 3/21) 1975 George Hardie (s) 2000 Dustin Mauck (4/11) 1976 Joe Edies (s) 1987 Den Bishop Ignacio Hirigoyen (Singles First Team) 2000 Toby Hansson (3/6, 4/25) 1977 Jai DiLouie (s) Jon Wallmark (Doubles First Team) 2000 Genius Chidzikwe (4/18) 1979 Jai DiLouie, Mark Turpin NCAA 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen 2001 Krystian Pfeiffer (4/25) 1980 Jai DiLouie (d), Tom Cain (d) (Singles First Team) 2001 Jon Wallmark (2/8) 1981 Drew Gitlin (s), Jerome Vanier (s) COACH OF THE YEAR Dustin Mauck (Doubles First Team) 2001 Johan Brunstrom (3/13) 1982 Rodney Harmon 2002 Krystian Pfeiffer (2/5, 2/27) 1983 Dennis Ralston Keith Pollak (Doubles First Team) Jerome Vanier, Jeff Turpin 2000 Toby Hansson (Singles First Team) 2003 Gwinyai Chingoka (4/21) 1983 Rodney Harmon Dustin Mauck (Singles First Team) 2005 Peter Oredsson (2/28 & 3/7) Eric Korita, Jerome Vanier ITA REGION VI Jon Wallmark (Singles First Team) David Kuczer (3/21) 1984 John Ross, Mark Styslinger Genius Chidzikwe Paul McNaughton (4/11) 1985 John Ross, Richey Reneberg COACH OF THE YEAR (Doubles First Team) M. Styslinger, Monte Oppenheim 1998 Carl Neufeld Hansson/Wallmark 1986 John Ross, Richey Reneberg (Doubles First Team) C-USA Stefan Kruger, Den Bishop 2001 Genius Chidzikwe COMMISSIONER'S 1987 Richey Reneberg SWC COACH OF THE (Singles First Team) Stefan Kruger, Den Bishop Jon Wallmark (Singles First Team) ACADEMIC MEDAL 1988 Alex Nizet (s) YEAR 1989 Alex Nizet Krystian Pfeiffer 2006 Yevgen Ryeznik 1986 Dennis Ralston (Singles Second Team) 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen (s) 1987 Dennis Ralston Wallmark/Brunstrom Dustin Mauck (d), Keith Pollak (d) (Doubles First Team) 2000 Toby Hansson (s, d) 2002 Johan Brunstrom Jon Wallmark (d) WAC COACH OF THE (Singles First Team) C-USA 2001 Genius Chidzikwe (s) YEAR Krystian Pfeiffer (Singles First Team) COMMISSIONER'S Jon Wallmark (d) Brunstrom/Cohn Johan Brunstrom (d) 1999 Carl Neufeld (Doubles First Team) HONOR ROLL 2002 Johan Brunstrom (d) 2001 Carl Neufeld 2003 Gwinyai Chingoka Eric Cohn (d) 2002 Carl Neufeld 2006 David Kuczer 2004 Johan Brunstrom (s) (Singles First Team) Federico Murgier J.Brunstrom (Singles Second Team) Peter Oredsson DALLAS ALL-SPORTS Brunstrom/Soderberg Alex Skrypko (Doubles First Team) 2007 Rudy Garza TOP INDIVIDUAL ASSOC. SMU COACH 2004 Johan Brunstrom Daniel Gonzalez OF THE YEAR (Singles First Team) David Kuczer PERFORMANCES AT Brunstrom/Soderberg Federico Murgier 1999 Carl Neufeld (Doubles Second Team) Yevgen Ryeznik NCAA 2000 Carl Neufeld Chingoka/McNaughton Alex Skrypko SINGLES (Doubles Second Team) Darren Walsh Runner-up George Hardie (1975) 2005 Paul McNaughton Richey Reneberg (1986) SWC PLAYER OF THE (Singles First Team) Semifinals Drew Gitlin (1981) YEAR Gwinyai Chingoka (Singles Second Team) C-USA ALL- Rodney Harmon (1983) McNaughton/Murgier Qtrfinals William Wolff (1961) 1986 Richey Reneberg (Doubles First Team) ACADEMIC TEAM Joe Edies (1976) 1987 Richey Reneberg 2007 Alex Skrypko Jerome Vanier (1981) ACADEMIC Jeff Turpin (1982) ALL-SWC John Ross (1985) ALL-WAC Richey Reneberg (1985) 1986 Den Bishop C-USA ATHLETE OF Stefan Kruger (1986) Stefan Kruger 1998 Dustin Mauck THE WEEK Ignacio Hirigoyen (1999) Richey Reneberg 1999 Dustin Mauck 2007 Adolfo Solares (4/17) Rnd. of 64 Alex Skrypko (2006) 1986 Den Bishop (d) 2002 Eric Cohn Peter Oredsson (2006) Stefan Kruger (s) 2003 Johan Brunstrom 2005 Alex Skrypko (2/15) Richey Reneberg (s) Eric Cohn DOUBLES Ed Ross (d) Ryan Mauck Finals J. Wallmark-J. Brunstrom 1988 Brian Devening (s/d) Peter Oredsson SMU SENIOR MALE (2001) Marc Kudelko (d) HenrikSoderberg ATHLETE OF THE Semifinals George Hardie-Tim Vann 1992 Greg Bowrey (s/d) 2004 Johan Brunstrom (1974) Hendrik Jordaan (d) Paul McNaughton YEAR Qtrfinals Jai DiLouie-Tim Cain (1980) 1993 Greg Bowrey (s/d) Peter Oredsson 1986 John Ross Hendrik Jordaan (d) Henrik Soderberg 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen 1995 Freddy Hanser (s) 2005 Federico Murgier 1996 Ignacio Hirigoyen (s) Peter Oredsson Yeugen Ryeznik Alexsander Skrypko Henrik Soderberg

PONY UP!  PAGE 12 PONY UP!  PAGE 13 RECORDS/HISTORY ANNUAL FINISHES SINGLES RECORDS Conf. Natl. Year Coach W-L-T Finish Finish VICTORIES WINNING PCTS. 1948 Lester Jordan 0-0 7th -- SEASON SEASON (Minimum 10 victories) 1949 Lester Jordan 0-0 4th -- 1. Igancio Hirigoyen ______1999 ______34 1. Dan Stansbury _____14-0 _ 1953 ___ 1.000 1950 Lester Jordan 11-2 3rd -- 2. Toby Hansson ______2000 ______33 2. Matt Murphy ______14-1 _ 1955 ____ .933 1951 Lester Jordan 9-1 2nd -- Genius Chidzikwe ______2000 ______33 Bob Wertheimer ____14-1 _ 1955 ____ .933 1952 Lester Jordan 6-6 5th -- 4. Ignacio Hirigoyen ______1997 ______31 4. Ken Crawford ______12-1 _ 1951 ____ .923 1953 Lester Jordan 12-2-1 4th -- 1954 Lester Jordan 11-2 3rd -- Dustin Mauck ______1999 ______31 5. Johan Brunstrom ____21-2 _ 2001 ____ .913 1955 Lester Jordan 14-1 2nd -- Jon Wallmark ______1999 ______31 6. Greg Bowrey ______16-2 _ 1993 ____ .889 1956 Lester Jordan 13-1 2nd -- 7. Dustin Mauck ______1998 ______30 7. Eric Korita ______22-3 _ 1983 ____ .880 1957 Leo LaBorde 3-10 3rd -- 8. Genius Chidzikwe ______2001 ______29 8. Jon Wallmark ______28-4 _ 2000 ____ .875 1958 Leo LaBorde 5-9 5th -- Jon Wallmark ______2001 ______29 Den Bishop ______28-4 _ 1986 ____ .875 1959 Leo LaBorde 6-7-4 3rd -- 1960 Leo LaBorde 13-1 1st 10th Rodney Harmon ______1982 ______29 Drew Gitlin ______21-3 _ 1979 ____ .875 1961 Leo LaBorde 8-6 3rd 9th Jeff Turpin ______1982 ______29 1962 Leo LaBorde 7-7 4th -- CAREER (Minimum 30 victories) 1963 Leo LaBorde 3-10 7th -- CAREER 1. Bob Wertheimer ____38-5 _ 1953-55 _ .884 1964 Leo LaBorde 2-11 7th -- 1. Jon Wallmark ______1997-2001 ____ 111 2. Dick Davis ______36-6 _ 1954-56 _ .857 1965 Leo LaBorde 2-12 7th -- 1966 Leo LaBorde 3-13 7th -- 2. Dustin Mauck ______1996-2000 ____ 105 Matt Murphy ______30-5 _ 1955-57 _ .857 1967 Leo LaBorde 15-7-2 6th -- 3. Igancio Hirigoyen ______1995-99 ______98 4. Richey Reneberg ___68-14 1985-87 _ .829 1968 Don Russell 7-9-1 3rd -- 4. Den Bishop ______1984-87 ______96 5. Drew Gitlin ______60-13 1979-81 _ .822 1969 Don Russell 7-9 5th -- Toby Hansson ______1996-2000 _____ 96 6. Stefan Kruger ______71-17 1985-87 _ .807 1970 Don Russell 8-5-2 2nd t14th 6. Mark Styslinger ______1983-86 ______81 Jerome Vanier ______67-16 1981-83 _ .807 1971 Don Russell 13-6 2nd t10th 1972 Don Russell 15-4 2nd -- 7. John Ross ______1983-86 ______79 8. Genius Chidzikwe ___62-15 2000-01 _ .805 1973 John Gardner 18-5 1st t4th 8. Erik Van’t Hof ______1980-83 ______76 9. Rodney Harmon ____45-12 1982-83 _ .789 1974 John Gardner 16-5 2nd t4th Ed Ross ______1984-87 ______76 Tim Vann ______60-16 1971-74 _ .789 1975 John Gardner 16-5-1 1st t4th 1976 John Gardner 13-10 3rd t5th 1977 John Gardner 17-4 2nd 4th DOUBLES RECORDS 1978 Bill McClain 24-9 1st 3rd 1979 Bill McClain 19-7 1st 4th WINNING PCTS. WINNING PCTS. 1980 Bill McClain 13-10 3rd 16th SEASON (All Matches) SEASON (Minimum 10 victories) 1981 Dennis Ralston 18-8 2nd 11th 1. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1999 ______32 1. Reneberg-J. Ross ____13-1 __ 1986 ____ .929 1982 Dennis Ralston 29-5 1st 3rd 1983 Dennis Ralston 23-3 1st 2nd 2. Wallmark-Brunstrom ____ 2001 ______25 2. Cain-Vines ______18-2 __ 1979 ____ .900 1984 Dennis Ralston 24-8 3rd 6th 3. Hansson-Wallmark ______2000 ______25 3. Murphy-Furlong ______10-1 __ 1956 ____ .909 1985 Dennis Ralston 29-4 1st 4th 4. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1998 ______22 4. Reneberg-E. Ross ____11-2 __ 1985 ____ .846 1986 Dennis Ralston 29-3 1st t3rd 5. Hansson-Wallmark ______1998 ______21 Crawford-Karren ______11-2 __ 1951 ____ .846 1987 Dennis Ralston 20-7 1st 6th Turpin-Van’t Hof ______1982 ______21 6. Wallmark-Brunstrom ___25-5 __ 2001 ____ .833 1988 Dennis Ralston 3-14 t7th -- 1989 Dennis Ralston 10-15 5th -- 7. Brunstrom-Cohn ______2002 ______20 7. Guerry-Vines ______19-4 __ 1977 ____ .826 1990 Tracy DeLatte 11-15 t4th -- 8. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1997 ______19 8. Hardie-Vann ______14-3 __ 1973 ____ .824 1991 Dennis Ralston 15-9 t6th -- Guerry-Vines ______1977 ______19 9. Kruger- Steven ______13-3 __ 1987 ____ .812 1992 Dennis Ralston 5-14 t4th -- 10. Cain-Vines ______1979 ______18 9. Turpin-Van’t Hof ______21-5 __ 1982 ____ .808 1993 Dennis Ralston 4-5 -- -- Soderberg/Oredsson ____ 2005 ______18 10. Kruger-Bishop ______15-4 __ 1985 ____ .789 1993 Jim Kohr 6-7 t5th -- 1994 Carl Neufeld 13-12 t5th -- 1995 Carl Neufeld 18-9 4th -- CAREER (Team) CAREER (Minimum 25 victories) 1996 Carl Neufeld 12-8 4th -- 1. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1996-99 ______73 1. Cain-Vines ______25-2 __ 1978-79 _ .926 1997 Carl Neufeld 18-7 t5th -- 2. Hansson-Wallmark ______1997-2000 ______65 2. Wallmark-Brunstrom ___25-5 __ 2000-01 _ .833 1998 Carl Neufeld 21-5 1st t9th 3. Hardie-Vann ______1972-74 ______39 3. Turpin-Van’t Hof ______37-10 _ 1980-82 _ .787 1999 Carl Neufeld 28-5 2nd t9th 2000 Carl Neufeld 25-7 2nd 13th 4. Turpin-Van’t Hof ______1980-82 ______37 4. Guerry-Vines ______29-8 __ 1977-78 _ .784 2001 Carl Neufeld 24-3 3rd 6th 5. Bohrnstedt-Delaney _____ 1976-77 ______31 5. Hardie-Vann ______39-11 _ 1972-74 _ .780 2002 Carl Neufeld 18-13 1st 30th Edies-Kourim ______1973-75 ______31 2003 Carl Neufeld 16-12 2nd 40th 7. DiLouie-Turpin ______1977-79 ______30 NATIONAL TEAM RANKINGS 2004 Carl Neufeld 18-12 1st 34th 8. Guerry-Vines ______1977-78 ______29 2005 Carl Neufeld 15-13 4th 44th 9. Bishop-Kruger ______1985-86 ______28 Year Final Highest 2006 Carl Neufeld 17-9 4th 39th 1982 3rd 1st (3/16) 2007 Carl Neufeld 16-9 3rd 50th Brunstrom-Soderberg ____ 2003-04 ______28 1983 2nd 1st (5/2) 1984 6th 5th (3/19) CAREER (Individual) 1985 4th 2nd ( 4/23) RECORDS OF SMU COACHES 1986 3rd 1st (5/6) Coach (Years) W L T Pct. 1. Jon Wallmark ______1997-2001 ______94 1987 3rd 2nd (Preseason) Carl Neufeld (1994-Present) 259 124 0 .676 Dustin Mauck ______1996-2000 ______94 1988 --- 12th (Preseason) Dennis Ralston (1981-89,91-93) 209 95 0 .688 2. Toby Hansson ______1996-2000 ______81 1995 44th 40th (3/23) John Gardner (1973-77) 80 29 1 .732 3. Johan Brunstrom ______2001-2004 ______78 1996 58th 40th (3/9) Lester Jordan (1948-56) 76 15 1 .832 1997 37th 32nd (4/8) 4. Keith Pollak ______1995-99 ______75 1998 21st 21st (Final) Leo LaBorde (1957-67) 67 93 6 .422 5. Den Bishop ______1984-87 ______66 1999 11th 5th (3/23) Bill McClain (1978-80) 56 26 0 .683 Ignacio Hirigoyen ______1995-99 ______66 2000 13th 6th (3/16) Don Russell (1968-72) 50 33 3 .599 7. Mark Vines ______1976-79 ______63 2001 6th 6th(Final) Tracy DeLatte (1990) 11 15 0 .423 2002 30th 8th (1/30) Ed Ross ______1984-87 ______63 Jim Kohr (1993) 6 7 0 .450 2003 40th 30th (1/25) Totals 814 437 11 .612 9. Jeff Turpin ______1979-82 ______62 2004 34th 31st (4/21) John Ross ______1983-86 ______62 2005 44th 33rd (1/29) 2006 39th 35th (4/18) 2007 50th 39th (2/13)

PONY UP!  PAGE 12 PONY UP!  PAGE 13 RECORDS/HISTORY ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS (Current Players in BOLD) Daniel Gonzalez ______2007 A Courtland Gray ______1988-90 P MUSTANGS FROM Scott Abernathy ______1930 Ray Pascale ______1974 Norman Grannermann, Jr. ______1966 Jack Adams ______1954-55 Craig Parsons ______1967-69 Jack Griswold ______1925 AROUND THE Chris Ainsworth ______1991-93 Jay Paulson ______1969-71 Grayson Grove ______1963 Chris Allison ______1994-97 Krytian Pfeiffer ______2001 WORLD Pern Guerry ______1974-77 OIVIND ALVER ______2005-current Albert Pitts ______1964 Bob Amis ______1973 Keith Pollak ______1996-99 ARGENTINA Academic support for SMU’s varsity athletes is coordinated Mike Amis ______1961-63 H Frank Pritchard ______1946 Freddy Hanser ______1995-97 Ignacio Hirigoyen __Bahia Blanca _ 1996-99 Shri Anandan ______1972 Allen Puckett ______1920 through the Altshuler Learning Enhancement Center, which Toby Hansson ______1997-2000 Federico Murgier __Mar del Plata _ 2004-07 Rick Anigian ______1981 Francis Pulatte ______1947 George Hardie ______1972-75 Alexis Rudzinski ___Beunos Aires _ 2000-03 opened its doors to the student population in 1989 and has Charles Armentrout ______1936 Rodney Harmon ______1982-83 AUSTRALIA Richard Harris ______1988-91 Q & R become one of the University’s most widely-used student Tim Radogna ______1996-97 Peter Barton ______Melbourne ______1981 B Leon Headington ______1929 LeRoy Baird ______1923-24 John Ramsey ______1965-66 Greg Bowrey _____Sydney _____ 1991-94 services. Johan Hedberg ______1989-91 Lewis Baird ______1939-41 Richey Reneberg ______1985-87 John Gardner _____Albury ______1972 Fred Higginbotham ______1940-42 The A-LEC contains the Blanton Academic Development Phillip Baird ______1940-41 George Ricker ______1946 Adi Kourim ______Melbourne ______1972 Ignacio Hirigoyen ______1996-99 Sydney S. Baird ______1918-19, 22 Hugh Robbins ______1938-40 Robert Rumble ____Melbourne ______1969 O.H. Hodd ______1938 Complex, including three state-of-the-art, fully-networked William Baird ______1923-24 Ed Ross ______1984-87 Ian Russell ______Melbourne ______1971 Ryan Hooker ______2007 Stanley Baker ______1967-68 John Ross ______1983-86 computer labs; six private rooms for both individual and small Charles Hooper ______1965 AUSTRIA Bob Barns ______1947 Kenneth Rude ______1945 CHRIS HOOSHYAR ______2007-current Freddy Hanser ____Rothenthurn _ 1994-97 Daniel (Doc) Barr ______1933-35 Raymond Rude ______1948-50 group study; an extensive library of audio, video and digital Joe Horwitz ______1990-92 John A. Barr ______1926-27 Alexis Rudzinski ______2000-03 Tommy Howorth ______1960-62 BELARUS resources; and a large lounge area. Fritz Barton, Jr. ______1963 Robert Rumble ______1969-70 Gerald Huff ______1927-30 Alex Skrypko ____Minsk ______2003-08 Steve Beauchamp ______1988-89 Ian Russell ______1968-71 Clint Hufford ______1973-76 The A-LEC’s content-specific services include tutoring, Rudy Benavides ______1956-58 Yeugen Ryeznik ______2005-06 Maddin Hunter ______1938 ENGLAND Den Bishop ______1984-87 study groups, review sessions and the Writing Center. At Tim Hurst ______1993-96 Paul Coyle ______London ___ 1983, 1987 Woody Blocher ______1971-73 S Chris Hooshyar __Manchester _ 2007-08 Robert Bogard ______1936-37 John Saylor ______1925 Darren Walsh ____London _____ 2007-08 the Writing Center, students receive help with the process of John Boggs ______1952-53 I & J Lukasz Senczyszyn ______2001-04 William Ingram ______1959-61 drafting and revising a specific project, as well as assistance David Bohrnstedt ______1976-77 Hyaden Schilling ______1957-58 FRANCE Haroon Ismail ______1978 James Bollman ______1942-44 Eric Schmid ______1991-92 Jerome Vanier ____Mt-St. Aiguan __ 81-82 Willard Johnson ______1964 with grammar, organization and style. Claude Boothman ______1929-31 Harold Schmitt ______1946 Frank Jones ______1943, 1947 GERMANY Greg Bowrey ______1991-94 John Shipman ______1940-42 Understanding the distinctive challenges and unique Lester Jones ______1943-47 Michale Ondruska _Munich _____ 1995-99 John Boyer ______1964 ADOLFO SOLARES ______2005-current R.F. Jones ______1924 Christian Tudora ___Munich _____ 1991-93 W.R. (Dub) Boyer ______1929-31 ALEX SKRYPKO ______2004-current experiences facing student-athletes, the A-LEC’s Academic Hendrik Jordaan ______1990-93 John Brooks ______1921-23 Tim Smith ______1968-70 Jakes Jordaan ______1980 HOLLAND Counselors are responsible for tracking and responding Steve Browne ______1968-71 Henrik Soderberg ______2003-06 Symen DeLange __Maasland ______1998 Johan Brunstrom ______2001-04 Dan Stansbury ______1951-53 to student-athlete needs at each stage of the academic Page Buck ______1987-90 K Hugh Stennis ______1945 INDIA Herb Karren ______1949-51 Cooper Burgess ______1926-28 Frank Stephens ______1932 Vinay Venkataraghavan _Madras _____ 1995-99 calendar. The Academic Counselors’ work includes pre- Donald Kilgore ______1920 Don Burkett ______1948-51 Paul Stephens ______1993-95 Vikram Venkataraghavan Madras _____ 1993-97 Paul Kloberdanz ______1993-96 advising student-athletes during summer Jerry Bywaters ______1925-26 Barry Stetson ______1968-70 Ken Knickerbocker ______1923-25 MEXICO Brett Steven ______1987 Eric Korita ______1982-83 Adolfo Solares _____Mexico City ___ 2003-08 orientation and registration sessions, John Sturtevant ______1933-34 C Adi Kourim ______1972-75 Tom Cain ______1978-80 Mark Styslinger ______1983-86 meeting with all student-athletes to Stefan Kruger ______1985-87 NORWAY Steve Chapman ______1964 DAVID KUCZER ______2005-current Christian Opsahl ___Oslo ______2002 Genius Chidzikwe ______2000-01 discuss each semester’s academic Marc Kudelko ______1988-91 T Oivind Alver _____Lillehammer _ 2005-08 Gwinyai Chingoka ______2002-05 Julian Thomas ______1920-23 Roman Kupchynsky ______1977-80 support needs, and conferring with Eric Cohn ______2002-03 Tim Trigueiro ______1988, 1990 NEW ZEALAND Lee Como ______1960-62 Christian Tudora ______1992-93 Brett Steven ______Auckland ______1987 coaches to determine which student- Ken Crawford ______1945, 1950-51 L Jeff Turpin ______1979-82 Richard Lee ______1936-37 POLAND Mark Turpin ______1975-79 athletes should be recommended for more Perry Leverett ______1957 Krystian Pfeiffer ___Boleslawiec __ 2001-02 Jamie Turturici ______1992-94 D Jake Lynn ______1927-28 Lukasz Senczyszyn Szczecin ____ 2001-04 closely monitored academic assistance. Christian Dalzell ______1996 David Kuczer ____Szczecin ____ 2005-08 Richard Dancey ______1965-66 U & V Dick Davis ______1954-56 M Jerome Vanier ______1981-82 Johnny Maddox ______1932-34 SOUTH AFRICA Harvey Lee Davis ______1966-67 Tim Vann ______1971-74 Joe Mansfield ______1935-37 Hendrik Jordaan ___Kierksdorp ___ 1990-93 Chris Delaney ______1976-79 Erik Van’t Hof ______1980-83 George Martin ______1947-49 Jakes Jordaan ____Kierksdorp ___ 1980-81 Sijmen DeLange ______1998-99 Vikram Venkataraghavan ______1994-97 Randy Matthews ______1967-69 Stefan Kruger ____Capetown ___ 1985-86 Brian Devening ______1986-89 Vinay Venkataraghavan _____ 1996,98-2000 Dustin Mauck ______1997-2000 Jai DiLouie ______1977-80 Mark Vines ______1976-79 SPAIN Ryan Mauck ______2000-03 Bill Dixon ______1959-61 Gerardo Mulas ____Madrid ____ 1997-2000 Elgene May ______1941 James Dobson ______1946 N.M. McCuan ______1946 W, X, Y, & Z SWEDEN Smith Dodson ______1937-39 Jon Wallmark ______1997-2000 Russell McIntosh ______1924-25 DARREN WALSH ______2007-current Johan Brunstrom __Uddevalla ___ 2001-04 Paul McNaughton ______2002-05 Richard Walthall ______1972-75 Toby Hansson ____Bjarred ___ 1997-2000 E & F Scott Meyer ______1990-91 Johan Hedberg ___Eslov ______1989-91 Joe Edies ______1972-76 Houston Wasson ______1930-32 Walton Miller ______1952-54 Peter Oredsson ___Gavle ______2003-06 ADHAM EL-EFFENDI ______2007-current Bob Wertheimer ______1953-55 Roger Mills ______1945 Robin Fahgen ____Smedjebacken 2007-08 Elliot Engberg ______2004-06 William Wilkins ______1940-41 Robert Morrow ______1947 Henrik Soderberg __Stockholm ___ 2003-06 Kevin Epley ______1992-95 Jim Willerson ______1996-98 Gerardo Mulas ______1997-2000 Jack Williams ______1950 Jon Wallmark _____Helsingborg __ 1997-01 Judah Epstein ______2001-04 Johnny Muller ______1975 Rod Williams ______1952 Bennie Estep ______1926-28 Federico Murgier ______2004-2007 Andrew Witt ______1997 TANZANIA Arthur Evans ______1962 Shri Harshan Anandan __ Kigoma ______1972 ROBIN FAHGEN ______2007-current Rich Feagan ______1937-38 N & 0 Charles Newton ______1932-33 The SMU Men's Tennis program is in the UKRAINE Dave Fearheller ______1964-66 Alex Nizet ______1988-89 Yeugen Ryeznik ___Minski ______2005-07 Chad Fernandez ______2004-05 process of building a database of all former Michale Ondruska ______1997-99 ohn Fielding ______1981-82 players and lettermen. If there are any errors ZIMBABWE Monty Oppenheim ______1985 John Flahie ______1933-34 Genius Chidzikwe _Mutare ______1999-01 Leo Oporto ______1998-99 or omissions in this list, please contact the Oscar Furlong ______1955-56 Gwinyai Chingoka _Harare ______2002-05 Keith Orie ______2001 SMU Athletic Public Relations office or Peter Oredsson ______2003-06 Head Coach Carl Neufeld. Additionally, Current players in Bold G Charles Ottinger ______1945 John Gardner ______1970-72 if you have contact information for any of James Owens ______1948-49 Rudy Garza ______2007 the lettermen listed above, please contact Mitch Gilbert ______1936 Carl Neufeld. Drew Gitlin ______1980

PONY UP!  PAGE 14 PONY UP!  PAGE 15 Academic support for SMU’s varsity athletes is coordinated through the Altshuler Learning Enhancement Center, which opened its doors to the student population in 1989 and has become one of the University’s most widely-used student services. The A-LEC contains the Blanton Academic Development Complex, including three state-of-the-art, fully-networked computer labs; six private rooms for both individual and small group study; an extensive library of audio, video and digital resources; and a large lounge area. The A-LEC’s content-specific services include tutoring, study groups, review sessions and the Writing Center. At the Writing Center, students receive help with the process of drafting and revising a specific project, as well as assistance with grammar, organization and style. Understanding the distinctive challenges and unique experiences facing student-athletes, the A-LEC’s Academic Counselors are responsible for tracking and responding to student-athlete needs at each stage of the academic calendar. The Academic Counselors’ work includes pre- advising student-athletes during summer orientation and registration sessions, meeting with all student-athletes to discuss each semester’s academic support needs, and conferring with coaches to determine which student- athletes should be recommended for more closely monitored academic assistance.

PONY UP!  PAGE 14 PONY UP!  PAGE 15 A private university of 11,000 students near the center of Dallas, SMU offers strong undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs through seven schools - in the humanities and sciences; business; the performing, visual, and communication arts; engineering; education and human development; law; and theology. Students come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and nearly 90 foreign countries, and represent diverse economic, ethnic, and religious backgrounds. SMU itself is a gateway to the global community, offering more than 20 study-abroad programs as well as a unique campus in Northern New Mexico on the site of a historic fort and 13th-century Indian pueblo. Founded in 1911 by what is now The United Methodist Church, SMU opened in 1915 with support from Dallas leaders. The University is nonsectarian in its teaching and committed to freedom of inquiry.

 The University’s 10 libraries house the largest private collection of research materials in the Southwest.

 The internationally acclaimed Meadows Museum houses one of the finest collections of Spanish art outside of Spain.

 As part of SMU’s focus on leadership, the Tate Distinguished Lecture Series and Hart Global Leaders Forum bring national and world leaders to campus for lectures and interaction with students.

 SMU is one of the few universities to have a voting student member of its Board of Trustees. More than 200 campus organizations provide other opportunities for involvement.

 SMU consistently ranks in the top one-third of national universities in the guide America’s Best Colleges, published by U.S. News & World Report.

 Cox School of Business is recognized as a leader in business education by such publications as BusinessWeek, Forbes, The Economist, Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and U.S. News & World Report.

 The SMU Dedman School of Law is ranked 43 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

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