2019 Season in Review Final Team Standings Overall Conference W L Pct

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2019 SEASON IN REVIEW FINAL TEAM STANDINGS OVERALL CONFERENCE W L PCT. W L PCT. 1. Ohio State^* 32 3 .914 11 0 1.000 2. Illinois 19 9 .679 10 1 .909 3. Penn State 20 9 .690 8 3 .727 4. Michigan 18 9 .667 7 4 .636 5. Iowa 18 10 .643 6 5 .546 6. Indiana 14 12 .539 6 5 .546 7. Northwestern 14 14 .500 5 6 .455 8. Minnesota 16 10 .615 4 7 .364 9. Wisconsin 10 12 .455 4 7 .364 10. Purdue 10 14 .417 3 8 .273 11. Nebraska 10 17 .370 2 9 .182 12. Michigan State 6 21 .222 0 11 .000

^ - Big Ten Champion (determined by regular-season standings) * - Big Ten Tournament Champion

All-Big Ten First Team All-Big Ten Second Team Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honorees

Alex Brown, Illinois Kareem Allaf, Iowa Illinois: Vuk Budic Zeke Clark, Illinois Stefan Milicevic, Minnesota Indiana: Vikash Singh ALEKS KOVACEVIC, Illinois Toby Boyer, Nebraska Iowa: Jonas Larsen Antonio Cembellin, Indiana Alex Kobelt, Ohio State Michigan: Gabe Tishman Andrew Fenty, Michigan Michigan State: Ivan Rakic Athell Bennett, Purdue Josip Krstanovic, Minnesota Minnesota: Josip Krstanovic Osgar O’Hoisin, Wisconsin Dominik Stary, Northwestern Nebraska: Jon Meyer JOHN McNALLY, Ohio State Northwestern: Chris Ephron Kyle Seelig, Ohio State Individual Awards Ohio State: Jacob Wareti JJ WOLF, Ohio State Penn State: Christian Lakoseljac CONSTANT DE LA BASSETIERE, Penn State Athlete of the Year: Purdue: Dominik Sochurek JJ WOLF, Ohio State Christian Lakoseljac, Penn State Wisconsin: Jesper Freimuth

Freshman of the Year: Andrew Fenty, Michigan Unanimous selections in CAPS Coach of the Year: Ty Tucker, Ohio State

2019 Big Ten Tournament April 25-28 • University of Michigan • Ann Arbor, Mich. • University of Michigan Varsity Tennis Center

Thursday, April 25 #8 seed Minnesota 4, #9 seed Wisconsin 0 #5 seed Indiana 4, #12 seed Michigan State 0 #10 seed Purdue 4, #7 seed Northwestern 3 #6 seed Iowa 4, #11 seed Nebraska 0

Friday, April 26 #1 seed Ohio State 4, #8 seed Minnesota 0 #4 seed Michigan 4, #5 seed Indiana 1 #2 seed Illinois 4, #10 seed Purdue 2 #3 seed Penn State 4, #6 seed Iowa 0

Saturday, April 27 #1 seed Ohio State 4, #4 seed Michigan 2 #2 seed Illinois 4, #3 seed Penn State 2

Sunday, April 28 Championship Match: #1 seed Ohio State 4, #2 seed Illinois 0

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 416 MEN’S TENNIS BIG TEN MEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS 1910-33: If players from one team 1922 at Chicago 1934 at Chicago 1941 at Chicago swept singles (S) and doubles (D) 1. Illinois 1. Chicago 14 1. Michigan 16 titles, that team was named team Chicago 2. Michigan 11.5 2. Chicago 12 champion. If singles and doubles S: Frank Myers, ILL 3. Ohio State 6.5 Northwestern 12 titlists came from different teams, D: Frankenstein-Stagg, CHI 4. Minnesota 6 4. Minnesota 8 the team championship was tied 5. Illinois 5 5. Wisconsin 5 among those two teams. 1923 at Chicago 6. Purdue 4 6. Ohio State 4 1. Michigan Northwestern 4 7. Iowa 0 1910 at Chicago Chicago Wisconsin 4 1. Chicago S: Charles Merkel, MICH 9. Iowa 2 1942 at Columbus, Ohio Minnesota D: Wilson-Frankenstein, CHI 1. Northwestern 15 S: Paul Gardner, CHI 1935 at Evanston, Ill. 2. Chicago 14 D: Adams-Sischo, MINN 1924 at Chicago 1. Chicago 14 Michigan 14 1. Chicago 2. Minnesota 9 4. Illinois 8 1911 at Chicago Illinois 3. Illinois 5 5. Ohio State 3 1. Minnesota S: Edward Wilson, CHI 4. Northwestern 4 Minnesota 3 S: J.J. Armstrong, MINN D: Goodwillie-Dubach, ILL 5. Iowa 3 Purdue 3 D: Adams-Armstrong, MINN Ohio State 3 8. Wisconsin 0 1925 at Chicago 7. Michigan 2 1912 at Chicago 1. Butler 8. Wisconsin 1 1943 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Minnesota S: Kurzrok, BUT 1. Ohio State 13 S: J.J. Armstrong, MINN D: Sagalowsky-Kurzrok, BUT 1936 at Chicago 2. Illinois 12 D: Armstrong-Stellwagen, MINN 1. Northwestern 14 3. Wisconsin 10 1926 at Chicago 2. Chicago 13 4. Northwestern 9 1913 at Chicago 1. Illinois 3. Michigan 5 5. Michigan 7 1. Chicago S: Thomas O’Connell, ILL 4. Wisconsin 4 Minnesota 7 S: A.L. Green, CHI D: O’Connell-Shoaff, ILL 5. Illinois 2 7. Chicago 3 D: Green-Squair, CHI Iowa 2 8. Purdue 0 1927 at Chicago Ohio State 2 1914 at Madison, Wis, 1. Illinois 8. Minnesota 0 1944 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Chicago Michigan 1. Michigan 18 Illinois S: Thomas O’Connell, ILL 1937 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 2. Ohio State 17 S: A.M. Squair, CHI D: Barton-Moore, MICH 1. Chicago 18 3. Northwestern 10 D: Moses-Buhai, ILL 2. Northwestern 13 4. Chicago 5 1928 at Lafayette, Ind. 3. Ohio State 9 Purdue 5 1915 at Chicago 1. Illinois 4. Michigan 5 6. Wisconsin 4 1. Ohio State S: Thomas O’Connell, ILL Wisconsin 5 7. Minnesota 1 Chicago D: O’Connell-Brandt, ILL 6. Iowa 4 Illinois 1 S: Charles Carren, OSU 7. Minnesota 3 9. Indiana 0 D: MacNeal-Cross, CHI 1929 at Columbus, Ohio 8. Illinois 1 1. Chicago 1945 at Evanston, Ill. 1916 at Chicago S: George Lott, CHI 1938 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Michigan 18 1. Chicago D: Lott-Calohan, CHI 1. Chicago 27 2. Ohio State 12.5 S: Albert Lindaur, CHI 2. Northwestern 13.5 3. Purdue 9 D: Lindaur-Clark, CHI 1930 at Chicago 3. Minnesota 6 4. Minnesota 8.5 1. Chicago 4. Ohio State 4.5 5. Wisconsin 5 1917 at Chicago S: Scott Rexinger, CHI 5. Illinois 4 Chicago 5 1. Illinois D: Rexinger-Calohan, CHI Iowa 4 7. Illinois 4 S: Walter Becker, ILL 7. Wisconsin 3.5 8. Northwestern 2.5 D: Becker-McKay, ILL 1931 at Columbus, Ohio 8. Michigan 2 9. Indiana 0 1. Chicago 9. Purdue 0 1918 at Chicago S: Scott Rexinger, CHI 1946 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Chicago. D: Rexinger-Heyman, CHI 1939 at Chicago 1. Illinois 16 Minnesota 1. Chicago 25 2. Northwestern 13.5 S: Ruthven Pike, CHI 1932 at Evanston, Ill. 2. Northwestern 16 Ohio State 13.5 D: Widen-Adams, MINN 1. Illinois 3. Michigan 8.5 4. Chicago 9 Minnesota 4. Illinois 5 5. Michigan 6.5 1919 at Chicago S: Edward Lejeck, ILL 5. Minnesota 4 6. Minnesota 4 1. Michigan D: Britzius-Scherer, MINN 6. Ohio State 3 7. Purdue 3.5 S: Walter Westbrook, MICH 7. Wisconsin 2 8. Wisconsin 1.5 D: Westbrook-Bartz, MICH 1933 at Chicago 8. Iowa 1.5 9. Indiana 0 1. Minnesota 9. Purdue 0 1920 at Chicago Chicago 1947 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Michigan S: Charles Britzius, MINN 1940 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Northwestern 22.5 Chicago D: Davidson-Weiss, CHI 1. Northwestern 20 2. Illinois 21 S: Walter Westbrook, MICH 2. Chicago 16 3. Michigan 9.5 D: Vories-Segal, CHI 1934-64: team champion de- 3. Ohio State 8 4. Wisconsin 4.5 cided by point total (on the basis of 4. Michigan 6 5. Ohio State 3.5 1921 at Chicago matches won in both singles and 5. Illinois 5 Purdue 3.5 1. Indiana doubles) at Conference champion- Minnesota 5 7. Indiana 1.5 Chicago ship 7. Wisconsin 3 Minnesota 1.5 S: Frederick Bastian, IND 8. Iowa 0 9. Iowa 0 D: Vories-Segal, CHI

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 417 MEN’S TENNIS BIG TEN MEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued)

1948 at Evanston, Ill. 1954 at Champaign, Ill. 1960 at Evanston, Ill. 1966 at East Lansing, Mich. 1. Northwestern 22 1. Indiana 52.5 1. Michigan 59 1. Michigan 138 2. Michigan 16.5 2. Michigan 36 2. Northwestern 50 2. Michigan State 113 3. Wisconsin 1.5 3. Michigan State 34.5 3. Michigan State 27 3. Indiana 88.5 4. Illinois 8 4. Iowa 34 4. Illinois 21 4. Illinois 85.5 5. Minnesota 5.5 5. Illinois 30.5 5. Iowa 20 5. Wisconsin 72 6. Ohio State 2 6. Northwestern 29 6. Minnesota 10 6. Northwestern 45 7. Iowa 1 7. Wisconsin 20.5 7. Wisconsin 9 7. Minnesota 40 Purdue 1 8. Minnesota 7.5 8. Ohio State 4 8. Ohio State 30.5 9. Indiana 0 9. Purdue 4.5 Purdue 4 9. Iowa 29.5 10. Ohio State 1 10. Indiana 3 10. Purdue 12 1949 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Northwestern 23 1955 at Evanston, Ill. 1961 at East Lansing, Mich. 1967 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 2. Michigan 20 1. Michigan 62 1. Michigan 72 1. Michigan State 134.5 3. Wisconsin 6.5 2. Indiana 40.5 2. Michigan State 55 2. Michigan 130 4. Minnesota 5 3. Illinois 37 3. Indiana 33 3. Indiana 84 5. Illinois 4.5 4. Northwestern 30 4. Northwestern 28 4. Northwestern 80.5 Ohio State 4.5 5. Wisconsin 27 5. Illinois 21 5. Wisconsin 66 7. Indiana 4 6. Michigan State 18.5 6. Minnesota 13.5 6. Illinois 44 8. Iowa 2 7. Purdue 15.5 7. Purdue 9 7. Iowa 35 9. Purdue 0 8. Minnesota 8 8. Wisconsin 8 8. Minnesota 32.5 9. Ohio State 7 9. Ohio State 7.5 9. Ohio State 22 1950 at Evanston, Ill. 10. Iowa 3 10. Iowa 2 10. Purdue 0.5 1. Northwestern 19.5 2. Illinois 17 1956 at Indianapolis, Ind. 1962 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1968 at Iowa City, Iowa 3. Michigan 14 1. Michigan 61.5 1. Michigan 66.5 1. Michigan 148 4. Wisconsin 7.5 2. Indiana 54 2. Northwestern 56.5 2. Michigan State 100.5 5. Indiana 5 3. Northwestern 46.5 3. Michigan State 29 3. Minnesota 76 6. Purdue 2.5 4. Purdue 19.5 4. Illinois 20.5 4. Northwestern 71 7. Minnesota 1 5. Illinois 19 5. Iowa 19.5 5. Indiana 62 Iowa 1 6. Iowa 15.5 6. Indiana 18 6. Iowa 60.5 9. Ohio State 0 7. Michigan State 15 7. Wisconsin 14.5 7. Wisconsin 59.5 8. Ohio State 7 8. Minnesota 12 8. Illinois 58.5 1951 at Evanston, Ill. 9. Wisconsin 6.5 9. Purdue 10.5 9. Ohio State 9.5 1. Michigan State 17 10. Minnesota 2.5 10. Ohio State 1.5 10. Purdue 6 2. Michigan 13 3. Iowa 10.5 1957 at Evanston, Ill. 1963 at Evanston, Ill. 1969 at East Lansing, Mich. 4. Illinois 9 1. Michigan 78 1. Northwestern 73 1. Michigan 161 Indiana 9 2. Northwestern 44 2. Michigan 42 2. Indiana 86 6. Northwestern 7 3. Indiana 30 3. Indiana 34 3. Minnesota 80 7. Wisconsin 5.5 4. Illinois 29.5 4. Michigan State 30.5 4. Iowa 69 8. Purdue 1 5. Iowa 28.5 5. Iowa 17.5 5. Illinois 68 9. Minnesota 0 6. Michigan State 10.5 6. Purdue 15 6. Northwestern 61 Ohio State 0 7. Ohio State 10 7. Illinois 12 7. Wisconsin 60 8. Minnesota 9 8. Wisconsin 9.5 8. Michigan State 42 1952 at Evanston, Ill. 9. Wisconsin 8 9. Ohio State 8.5 9. Purdue 20 1. Indiana 70 10. Purdue 0 10. Minnesota 7.5 10. Ohio State 13 2. Michigan State 56 3. Iowa 33.5 1958 at Evanston, Ill. 1964 at Champaign, Ill. 1970 at Minneapolis, Minn. 4. Northwestern 24 1. Iowa 57.5 1. Indiana 69 1. Michigan 131 5. Michigan 20.5 2. Illinois 46.5 2. Michigan 48 2. Indiana 98 6. Illinois 18 3. Michigan 44.5 3. Northwestern 43 3. Michigan State 74 7. Purdue 13 4. Northwestern 32 4. Michigan State 25.5 4. Minnesota 59 8. Wisconsin 8.5 5. Indiana 25.5 5. Wisconsin 15.5 5. Illinois 57 9. Ohio State 3 6. Michigan State 14.5 6. Ohio State 15 6. Iowa 46 10. Minnesota 2 7. Minnesota 11.5 7. Illinois 11 7. Northwestern 42 8. Wisconsin 9.5 8. Minnesota 10 8. Wisconsin 38 1953 at Evanston, Ill. 9. Ohio State 4.5 9. Iowa 7.5 9. Purdue 19 1. Indiana 64.5 10. Purdue 2.5 10. Purdue 3.5 Ohio State did not compete 2. Michigan State 58.5 3. Michigan 27.5 1959 at East Lansing, Mich. 1965-84: team champion decided 1971 at Evanston, Ill. 4. Northwestern 27 1. Michigan 87 by combination of round-robin dual- 1. Michigan 123 5. Iowa 19 2. Illinois 43 meet and championship results 2. Indiana 95 6. Purdue 18 3. Iowa 28.5 3. Iowa 86 7. Illinois 16 4. Minnesota 25 1965 at Bloomington, Ind. 4. Michigan State 82 8. Wisconsin 14 5. Michigan State 19.5 1. Michigan 142 5. Illinois 79 9. Minnesota 3 6. Indiana 15.5 2. Indiana 127 6. Wisconsin 57 10. Ohio State 2.5 7. Ohio State 14 3. Northwestern 84 7. Northwestern 45 8. Northwestern 11.5 4. Michigan State 82 8. Minnesota 40 9. Wisconsin 5.5 5. Illinois 62 9. Purdue 28 10. Purdue 2 6. Minnesota 41 10. Ohio State 24 7. Iowa 32 8. Wisconsin 31 9. Ohio State 30 10. Purdue 21.5

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1972 at Madison, Wis. 1978 at West Lafayette, Ind. 1984 at Evanston, Ill. 1989 at Iowa City, Iowa 1. Michigan 146 1. Michigan 72 1. Minnesota 58 1. Minnesota 2. Indiana 111 2. Wisconsin 55 2. Illinois 44 2. Michigan 3. Iowa 78 3. Iowa 27 3. Wisconsin 37.5 3. Northwestern 4. Illinois 76 4. Ohio State 26 4. Iowa 25.5 4. Ohio State 5. Wisconsin 67 Minnesota 26 5. Michigan 25 5. Wisconsin 6. Minnesota 60 6. Michigan State 15 6. Northwestern 21 6. Indiana 7. Michigan State 43 Indiana 15 7. Purdue 19 7. Iowa 8. Northwestern 39 8. Northwestern 11 8. Indiana 15.5 8. Illinois 9. Ohio State 24 9. Purdue 5 9. Ohio State 11.5 9. Purdue 10. Purdue 17 10. Illinois 4 10. Michigan State 3 10. Michigan State

1973 at Madison, Wis. 1979 at Columbus, Ohio 1985 only: singles and doubles 1990 at Champaign, Ill. 1. Michigan 135 1. Michigan 60 tournament conducted to determine 1. Northwestern 2. Iowa 82 2. Northwestern 37 Conference champion in singles 2. Indiana 3. Indiana 77 3. Ohio State 27 and doubles. Team dual match 3. Wisconsin 4. Michigan State 69 Minnesota 27 tournament held to determine con- 4. Ohio State Illinois 69 5. Wisconsin 26 ference team champion. 5. Minnesota Wisconsin 69 6. Indiana 25 6. Michigan 7. Northwestern 49 7. Iowa 23 1985 at Champaign, Ill. 7. Illinois 8. Ohio State 27 8. Michigan State 16 1. Michigan 8. Iowa 9. Minnesota 26 9. Illinois 12 2. Minnesota 9. Michigan State 10. Purdue 18 10. Purdue 1 3. Illinois 10. Purdue 4. Indiana 1974 at Madison, Wis. 1980 at Minneapolis, Minn. 5. Northwestern 1991: begin use of conference 1. Michigan 134 1. Michigan 67 6. Purdue championship dual match playoff to 2. Indiana 87 2. Northwestern 33 7. Wisconsin determine team champion 3. Iowa 78 3. Minnesota 32 8. Ohio State 4. Ohio State 63 Wisconsin 32 9. Iowa 1991 at Evanston, Ill. 5. Michigan State 61 5. Ohio State 30 10. Michigan State 1. Ohio State 6. Wisconsin 57 6. Iowa 23 2. Minnesota Illinois 57 7. Indiana 19 1986: begin use of Conference 3. Indiana 8. Minnesota 50 8. Purdue 8 championship point total to deter- 4. Northwestern 9. Northwestern 27 9. Michigan State 6 mine team champion 5. Wisconsin 10. Purdue 7 10. Illinois 3 6. Purdue 1986 at Bloomington, Ind. 7. Iowa 1975 at Madison, Wis. 1981 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 1. Minnesota 8. Michigan 1. Michigan 78 1. Michigan 57 2. Michigan 9. Michigan State 2. Wisconsin 32 Minnesota 57 3. Indiana 10. Illinois 3. Minnesota 30 3. Ohio State 32 4. Purdue 4. Ohio State 29 4. Northwestern 26 5. Ohio State 1992 at Madison, Wis. 5. Illinois 25 5. Iowa 25 6. Illinois 1. Minnesota 6. Indiana 21 6. Indiana 18 7. Wisconsin 2. Indiana 7. Michigan State 17 7. Illinois 17 8. Northwestern 3. Northwestern 8. Iowa 16 8. Wisconsin 10 9. Iowa 4. Ohio State 9. Northwestern 4 9. Purdue 9 10. Michigan State 5. Wisconsin 10. Purdue 4 10. Michigan State 4 6. Illinois 1987 at Bloomington, Ind. 7. Michigan State 1976 at St. Louis Park, Minn. 1982 at Madison, Wis. 1. Michigan 8. Michigan 1. Michigan 75 1. Michigan 60 2. Minnesota 9. Iowa 2. Ohio State 45 2. Minnesota 54 3. Illinois 10. Penn State 3. Wisconsin 30 3. Wisconsin 32 4. Ohio State 11. Purdue 4. Michigan State 27 4. Ohio State 29 5. Indiana 5. Illinois 21 5. Illinois 24 6. Purdue 1993 at Iowa City, Iowa 6. Minnesota 18 6. Northwestern 21 7. Iowa 1. Minnesota 7. Indiana 15 7. Michigan State 16 8. Wisconsin 2. Northwestern 8. Iowa 12 8. Purdue 7 9. Northwestern 3. Indiana 9. Purdue 9 9. Iowa 6 10. Michigan State 4. Penn State 10. Northwestern 4 10. Indiana 3 5. Iowa 1988 at West Lafayette, Ind. 6. Michigan State 1977 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 1983 at Madison, Wis. 1. Michigan 7. Ohio State 1. Michigan 70 1. Michigan 45 2. Minnesota 8. Michigan 2. Indiana 40 2. Northwestern 40 3. Wisconsin 9. Wisconsin 3. Ohio State 34 Minnesota 40 4. Indiana 10. Purdue Wisconsin 34 4. Wisconsin 37 5. Northwestern 11. Illinois 5. Illinois 23 5. Illinois 25.5 6. Purdue 6. Iowa 18 6. Iowa 16 7. Ohio State 7. Minnesota 16 7. Ohio State 15.5 8. Michigan State 8. Michigan State 15 8. Purdue 11.5 9. Iowa 9. Northwestern 6 9. Indiana 10.5 10. Illinois 10. Purdue 5 10. Michigan State 2.5

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 419 MEN’S TENNIS BIG TEN MEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued) 1994 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1999 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 2005 at Champaign, Ill. 2010 at Bloomington, Ind. 1. Minnesota 1. Illinois 10-0 1. Illinois 10-0 1. Ohio State* 10-0 2. Michigan 2. Michigan 9-1 2. Ohio State 8-2 2. Illinois 9-1 3. Northwestern 3. Purdue 7-3 3. Michigan 7-3 3. Michigan 8-2 4. Wisconsin Minnesota 7-3 4. Indana 6-4 4. Wisconsin 7-3 5. Illinois 5. Indiana 6-4 5. Northwestern 6-4 5. Minnesota 6-4 6. Penn State 6. Michigan State 5-5 6. Penn State 5-5 6. Indiana 5-5 7. Ohio State 7. Northwestern 4-6 7. Minnesota 5-5 7. Iowa 4-6 8. Iowa Iowa 4-6 8. Michigan State 4-6 8. Penn State 3-7 9. Indiana 9. Wisconsin 2-8 9. Iowa 2-8 9. Michigan State 1-9 10. Michigan State 10. Penn State 1-9 10. Wisconsin 2-8 Purdue 1-9 11. Purdue 11. Ohio State 0-10 11. Purdue 0-10 Northwestern 1-9

1995 at Bloomington, Ind. 2000 at Bloomington, Ind. 2006 at Minneapolis, Minn. 2011 at Madison, Wis. 1. Minnesota 1. Illinois 10-0 1. Ohio State 10-0 1. Ohio State* 10-0 2. Michigan 2. Minnesota 9-1 2. Illinois 9-1 2. Indiana 9-1 3. Northwestern 3. Indiana 7-3 3. Minnesota 7-3 3. Minnesota 8-2 4. Michigan State 4. Michigan 6-4 4. Michigan 6-4 4. Illinois 7-3 5. Indiana Ohio State 6-4 5. Penn State 5-5 5. Michigan 6-4 6. Penn State Purdue 6-4 6. Indiana 5-5 6. Wisconsin 5-5 7. Illinois 7. Northwestern 4-6 7. Northwestern 5-5 7. Michigan State 3-7 8. Ohio State 8. Wisconsin 3-7 8. Wisconsin 3-7 Purdue 3-7 9. Iowa Michigan State 2-8 9. Purdue 3-7 9. Northwestern 2-8 10. Wisconsin 10. Penn State 1-9 10. Iowa 1-9 Iowa 2-8 11. Purdue Iowa 1-9 11. Michigan State 1-9 11. Penn State 0-10

1996 at West Lafayette, Ind. 2001 at Madison, Wis. 2007 at West Lafeyette, Ind. 2012 at Evanston, Ill. 1. Michigan 1. Illinois 10-0 1. Ohio State 10-0 1. Ohio State* 11-0 2. Illinois 2. Ohio State 8-2 2. Michigan 8-2 2. Michigan 9-2 3. Minnesota 3. Northwestern 6-4 Illinois 8-2 3. Illinois 8-3 Northwestern Michigan 6-4 4. Penn State 6-4 Minnesota 8-3 5. Michigan State Minnesota 6-4 Wisconsin 6-4 5. Indiana 7-4 6. Purdue 6. Indiana 5-5 6. Minnesota 5-5 Northwestern 7-4 7. Ohio State Purdue 5-5 7. Indiana 4-6 7. Michigan State 6-5 8. Penn State Wisconsin 5-5 Northwestern 4-6 8. Wisconsin 4-7 9. Indiana 9. Iowa 3-7 9. Michigan State 2-8 9. Nebraska 3-8 10. Wisconsin 10. Michigan State 1-9 10. Iowa 1-9 10. Purdue 2-9 11. Iowa 11. Penn State 0-10 Purdue 1-9 11. Penn State 1-10 12. Iowa 0-11 1997 at East Lansing, Mich. 2002 at Columbus, Ohio 2008 at Iowa City, Iowa 1. Illinois 1. Illinois 10-0 1. Ohio State 10-0 2013 at Columbus, Ohio 2. Northwestern 2. Ohio State 9-1 2. Illinois 8-2 1. Ohio State* 11-0 3. Minnesota 3. Minnesota 7-3 Wisconsin 8-2 2. Michigan 9-2 4. Indiana 4. Northwestern 6-4 4. Michigan 7-3 Minnesota 9-2 5. Purdue Purdue 6-4 5. Penn State 6-4 4. Illinois 8-3 6. Michigan 6. Michigan 5-5 6. Indiana 5-5 5. Northwestern 6-5 7. Michigan State 7. Iowa 4-6 7. Iowa 4-6 Indiana 6-5 8. Penn State 8. Penn State 3-7 Minnesota 4-6 Michigan State 6-5 9. Wisconsin 9. Michigan State 2-8 9. Purdue 2-8 8. Wisconsin 4-7 10. Iowa Wisconsin 2-8 10. Michigan State 1-9 9. Purdue 3-8 11. Ohio State 11. Indiana 1-9 11. Northwestern 0-10 10. Nebraska 2-9 Penn State 2-9 1998 at Champaign, Ill. 2003 at Evanston, Ill. 2009: regular season winner 12. Iowa 0-11 1. Illinois 1. llinois 10-0 declared “Big Ten Champion” and 2. Northwestern 2. Ohio State 9-1 tournament used to determine 2014 at East Lansing, Mich. 3. Purdue 3. Minnesota 8-2 “Big Ten Tournament Champion” 1. Ohio State* 11-0 4. Michigan 4. Purdue 7-3 and NCAA automatic qualifier. Big 2. Illinois 9-2 5. Minnesota 5. Michigan State 5-5 Ten Tournament Champions in 3. Penn State 8-3 6. Wisconsin 6. Iowa 3-7 bold beginning with 2009 4. Purdue 7-4 7. Michigan State Michigan 3-7 Northwestern 7-4 8. Indiana Indiana 3-7 2009 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 6. Michigan 6-5 9. Iowa Northwestern 3-7 1. Ohio State* 10-0 7. Michigan State 5-6 10. Penn State 10. Wisconsin 2-8 2. Illinois 8-2 Minnesota 5-6 11. Ohio State Penn State 2-8 3. Minnesota 7-3 9. Indiana 3-8 4. Michigan 6-4 Nebraska 3-8 1999: regular season winner 2004 at East Lansing, Mich. Northwestern 6-4 11. Iowa 1-10 declared “Big Ten Men’s Tennis 1. Illinois 10-0 6. Indiana 5-5 Wisconsin 1-10 Regular Season Champion” and 2. Ohio State 9-1 7. Penn State 4-6 championship used to determine 3. Minnesota 8-2 Wisconsin 4-6 2015 at Champaign, Ill. “Big Ten Champion” and NCAA 4. Northwestern 5-5 Iowa 4-6 1. Illinois* 10-1 automatic qualifier. Big Ten Indiana 5-5 10. Purdue 1-9 Ohio State* 10-1 Champions in bold from 1999- Purdue 5-5 11. Michigan State 0-10 Minnesota* 10-1 2009 7. Michigan 4-6 4. Northwestern 8-3 Penn State 4-6 5. Indiana 6-5 9. Michigan State 3-7 6. Penn State 5-6 10. Wisconsin 2-8 7. Iowa 4-7 11. Iowa 0-10 Michigan State 4-7 9. Nebraska 3-8 Michigan 3-8 Wisconsin 3-8 12. Purdue 0-12 * Big Ten Conference Champion Tournament Champion in bold

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 420 MEN’S TENNIS BIG TEN MEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued) 2016 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1. Ohio State* 11-0 2. Northwestern 10-1 3. Michigan 8-3 Illinois 8-3 5. Penn State 6-5 Indiana 6-5 7. Purdue 5-6 8. Wisconsin 4-7 Nebraska 4-7 10. Minnesota 2-9 11. Iowa 1-10 Michigan State 1-10

2017 at West Lafayette, Ind 1. Ohio State* 11-0 2. Michigan 10-2 3. Illinois 8-3 4. Wisconsin 7-4 Northwestern 7-4 Purdue 7-4 7. Minnesota 5-6 Penn State 5-6 9. Indiana 4-7 10. Iowa 2-9 11. Nebraska 1-10 12. Michigan State 0-11

2018 at Iowa City, Iowa 1. Ohio State* 11-0 2. Illinois 10-1 3. Michigan 8-2 4. Minnesota 7-3 5. Indiana 7-4 6. Wisconsin 5-6 Penn State 5-6 8. Iowa 4-7 Northwestern 4-7 10. Purdue 2-9 Nebraska 1-10 Michigan State 1-10

2019 at Ann Arbor, Mich 1. Ohio State* 11-0 2. Illinois 10-1 3. Penn State 8-3 4. Michigan 7-4 5. Iowa 6-5 Indiana 6-5 7. Northwestern 5-6 8. Minnesota 4-7 Wisconsin 4-7 10. Purdue 3-8 11. Nebraska 2-9 12. Michigan State 0-11

* Big Ten Conference Champion Tournament Champion in bold

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 421 MEN’S TENNIS BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS T I* S* D* 36 37 15 22 Michigan 1919-20c-23c-27c-41-44-45-55-56-57-59-60-61-62-65-66-68-69-70-71-72-73-74- 75-76-77-78-79-80-81c-82-83-85-87-88-96 20 29 14 15 Chicago 1910c-13-14c-15c-16-18c-20c-21c-22c-23c-24c-29-30-31-33c-34-35-37-38-39 18 15 8 7 Illinois 1914c-17-22c-24c-26-27c-28-32c-46-97-98-99-00-02-03-04-05-15c 18 13 9 4 Ohio State 1915c-43-91-01-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-15c-16-17-18-19 16 15 7 8 Minnesota 1910c-11-12-18c-32c-33c-81c-84-86-87-89-92-93-94-95-15c 9 23 13 10 Northwestern 1936-40-42-47-48-49-50-63-90 5 3 1 2 Indiana 1921c-52-53-54-64 2 7 2 5 Michigan State 1951-67 1 3 2 1 Iowa 1958 0 4 4 0 Wisconsin 0 1 1 0 Purdue 0 0 0 0 Penn State 0 0 0 0 Nebraska T - team championships I - combined individual championships (discontinued in 1986) S - singles championships (discontinued in 1986) D - doubles championships (discontinued in 1986) c - co-champions

BIG TEN SINGLES AND DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS*

INDIVIDUAL TITLES (singles and doubles) MOST DOUBLES TITLES (by individual)

6 Marty Riessen, NU (singles 1962-63-64, doubles 1962-63-64) 3 Seymour Greenberg, NU, 1940-41-42 5 Thomas O’Connell, ILL (singles 1926-27-28, doubles 1926-28) Barry MacKay, MICH, 1955-56-57 Seymour Greenberg, NU (singles 1940-41, doubles 1940-41-42) Dick Potter, MICH, 1955-56-57 Barry MacKay, MICH (singles 1956-57, doubles 1955-56-57) Marty Riessen, NU, 1962-63-64 4 J.J. Armstrong, MINN (singles 1911-12, doubles 1911-12) Jeff Etterbeek, MICH, 1976-77-78 Scott Rexinger, CHI (singles 1930-31, doubles 1930-31) 2 25 tied, most recently Mark Mees, MICH, 1982-83 Victor Amaya, MICH (singles 1973-74, doubles 1973-74) Jeff Etterbeek, MICH (singles 1978, doubles 1976-77-78) MOST DOUBLES TITLES (by team) Ernie Fernandez, OSU (singles 1979-81-82, doubles 1981) 3 Norman Bickel, CHI (singles 1936, doubles 1936-37) 3 Barry MacKay-Dick Potter, MICH, 1955-56-57 Chester Murphy, CHI (singles 1939, doubles 1938-39) 2 Harry Vories-Perry Segal, CHI, 1920-21 Andy Paton, MICH (singles 1948, doubles 1948-49) Max Davidson-Trevor Weiss, CHI, 1933-34 Stan Drobac, MSU (singles 1953, doubles 1952-53) Norman Bickel-Norbert Burgess, CHI, 1936-37 Clark Graebner, NU (singles 1965, doubles 1963-64) Chester Murphy-William Murphy, CHI, 1938-39 Michael Leach, MICH (singles 1980, doubles 1980-82) Andy Paton-William Mikulich, CHI, 1948-49 Dick Potter, MICH (doubles 1955-56-57) Stan Drobac-Tom Belton, MSU, 1952-53 Marty Reissen-Clark Graebner, NU, 1963-64 MOST SINGLES TITLES Seymour Greenberg-Gene Richards, NU, 1941-42

3 Thomas O’Connell, ILL, 1926-27-28 Marty Riessen, NU, 1962-63-64 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Ernie Fernandez, OSU, 1979-81-82 (SINCE 2009) 2 J.J. Armstrong, MINN, 1911-12 Walter Westbrook, MICH, 1919-20 Scott Rexinger, CHI, 1930-31 No. School Year Seymour Greenberg, NU, 1940-41 9 Ohio State 2009-10-11-13-14-16 Ted Peterson, NU, 1947-49 -17-18-19 Barry MacKay, MICH, 1956-57 2 Illinois 2012-15 Victor Amaya, MICH, 1973-74 Francis Gonzales, OSU, 1975-76

*Individual singles and doubles championships discontinued in 1986.

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 422 MEN’S TENNIS BIG TEN 10-YEAR MEN’S TENNIS COACHES (ranked by overall winning percentage at Big Ten institutions) ------All Matches ------Coach (Years in Big Ten) Years Won Lost Tie Pct. Ty Tucker, OSU (1999-) 20 587 87 0 .871 William Murphy, MICH (1948-69) 21 199 43 1 .821 Craig Tiley, ILL (1993-05) 12 274 77 0 .780 William Landin, IND (1958-72) 14 211 84 3 .713 Brian Eisner, MICH (1969-99) 31 449 201 0 .690 Brad Dancer, ILL (2006-) 13 276 126 0 .687 Howard Braun, ILL (1938-42, 1946-64) 24 183 84 0 .685 Jerry Noyce, MINN (1974-88) 15 260 132 0 .663 Paul Bennett, NU (1931-58) 27 172 86 7 .662 David Geatz, MINN (1989-06) 18 318 166 0 .657 Clare Riessen, NU (1959-75) 16 196 116 4 .627 Bruce Berque, MICH (2004-14) 10 159 104 0 .605 Charles D. Ball, MSU (1923-46) 23 143 93 5 .604 John Winnie, IOWA (1969-81) 13 153 105 0 .593 Holmes Cathrall, PSU (1965-90) 25 280 197 2 .587 Arvid Swan, NU (2007-) 12 196 144 0 .576 Paul Torricelli, NU (1984-07) 23 342 257 0 .571 John Daly, OSU (1972-99) 28 431 328 0 .568 Ken Hydinger, IND (1986-07) 21 292 229 1 .560 Jan Bortner, PSU (1991-05) 13 199 159 0 .556 Herman Wirthwein, OSU (1925, 1928-57) 31 163 132 2 .552 E.G. Schroeder, IOWA (1923-37) 15 46 40 6 .533 Don Klotz, IOWA (1948-68) 21 131 125 1 .512 Pat Klingelhoets, WIS (1982-05) 23 282 186 0 .496 Tim Madden, PUR (1995-09) 15 169 183 0 .480 Gene Orlando, MSU (1992-) 28 324 393 0 .452 Steve Houghton, IOWA (1982-2014) 33 348 395 0 .468 Sherman Fogg, PSU (1947-64) 16 91 106 2 .462 Ed Dickson, PUR (1984-94) 10 124 147 0 .458 Stan Drobac, MSU (1958-89) 32 267 354 0 .430 Larry LaBree, PUR (1925-64) 40 153 216 9 .417 Carl Sanger, WIS (1940-43, 1951-62) 14 60 94 0 .390 John Hendrix, OSU (1958-70) 13 66 110 1 .376 Ed Eicholtz, PUR (1965-79) 15 77 217 0 .262 Bold indicates still active BIG TEN MEN’S TENNIS COACHING RECORDS (records include wins and titles at current Big Ten institutions through the 2017 season) MOST OVERALL WINS Wins Coach, School 587 Ty Tucker, OSU 449 Brian Eisner, MICH 431 John Daly, OSU 348 Steve Houghton, IOWA 342 Paul Torricelli, NU 324 Gene Orlando, MSU 318 David Geatz, MINN 292 Ken Hydinger, IND 282 Pat Klingelhoets, WIS

MOST BIG TEN TITLES

Titles Coach, School 18 Brian Eisner, MICH 14 Ty Tucker, OSU 11 William Murphy, MICH 9 Dr. D. B. Reed, CHI 8 Craig Tiley, ILL 7 Paul Bennett, NU 5 David Geatz, MINN 4 W.H. Hebert, CHI 4 A.A. Stagg, Jr., CHI 4 Jerry Noyce, MINN

*includes wins prior to joining the Big Ten Bold indicates still active

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 423 MEN’S TENNIS ALL-BIG TEN SELECTIONS * The conference instituted an Milan Rakvica, 2000-01-02 Jathan Malik, 2017 NORTHWESTERN (51) All-Big Ten second team begin- Jakub Praibis, 2004-05 Runhao Hua, 2018 Jon Vegosen, 1973 ning in 2011. First-team selections Dima Ishtuganov, 2006 Andrew Fenty, 2019 Paul Wei, 1978-79-80-81 listed only. Number of selections in Thomas Richter, 2008 Mike Balkin, 1979-81 parenthesis. Lachlan Ferguson, 2009-10 MICHIGAN STATE (25) Dan Weiss, 1982-83-85 Santiago Gruter, 2011 Rick Vetter, 1972-73 Jon Kamisar, 1983-84 ILLINOIS (82) Jeremy Langer, 2011 Tom Gudelsky, 1976-77 Mike Krebbs, 1985 Rod Schroeder, 1972 Isade Juneau, 2012 Kevin McNulty, 1978 Marco Wen, 1986 Rick Wack, 1972 Josh MacTaggart, 2012-13 Matt Sandler, 1979 Matt Akman, 1987-88 Manuel Amaya, 1973-74 Sam Monette, 2013-16 Steve Yorimoto, 1982 Steve Herdoiza, 1988-89-90-91 Kevin Kelso, 1975 Antonio Cembellin, 2019 Grant Asher, 1992 Pat Han, 1989 Glenn Hummel, 1976 Brad Dancer, 1993 Todd Martin, 1989-90 Bruse Franks, 1977 IOWA (32) Mashiska Washington, 1993-94 Giora Payes, 1992 Charles Meurisse, 1978 Rod Kubat, 1973 Jayson Bedford, 1995 Jeff Giraldo, 1993-94 Neil Adams, 1982-84 Bruce Nagel, 1973-74 Alberto Brause, 1996 Geoff Young, 1993-94 Peter Bouton, 1985 Steve Dickinson, 1974-75 Trey Eubanks, 1997-98-99 Carl von Schantz, 1995 John Losito, 1985 Rick Zussman, 1976-77 Andy Formanczyk, 2003-04-05 Alex Witt, 1996-97-98 Mark Long, 1986-88 Tom Holtmann, 1978-79-80-81 Nick Rinks, 2006-07 Marc Silva, 1997-98 Hector Ortiz, 1990 Jefr Schatzberg, 1978 Aaron Pfister, 2012-13 Doug Bohaboy, 1999 Ryan Clark, 1991-92-93 Mike Inman, 1984 Drew Lied, 2014 Brad Erickson, 2000-01 Jerry Turek, 1994-97 Sunil Reddy, 1984 Gijs Linders, 2015 Tommy Hanus, 2005 Jeremy Sutter, 1995-96 Claes Ramel, 1988-89 Christian Tempke, 2005-06 Cary Franklin, 1997-98-99-00 Klas Bergstrom, 1991-92-93 MINNESOTA (82) Raleigh Smith, 2013-14 Gavin Sontag, 1997-98 Paul Buckingham, 1991 Jim Ebbitt, 1972 Spencer Wolf, 2013 Oliver Freelove, 1998-99 Bob Zumph, 1994 Carter DeLaittre, 1973-74 Sam Shropshire, 2014-15-16 Jeff Laski, 2000 Tom Derouin, 1996-97 Bob Amis, 1975-76 Strong Kirchheimer, 2016-17 Graydon Oliver, 2000-01 Tyler Cleveland, 1998-99-00-01 Bob Van Hoer, 1975 Konrad Zieba, 2016-17 Philip Stolt, 2001-02-03-04 Stuart Waters, 2002-03 Mark Brandenburg, 1976-77-78 Dominik Stary, 2019 Amer Delic, 2001-02-03 Bart van Monsjou, 2008 Ted Kauffmann, 1980-81-82 Brian Wilson, 2002-03-04 Christian Bierich, 2009 Hakan Almstrom, 1981-82 OHIO STATE (90) Michael Calkins, 2003-04 Matt Hagan, 2015 Kent Helgeson, 1981 Francisco Gonzalez, 1974-75-76 Rajeev Ram, 2003 Mike Trautner, 1981 Dave Patten, 1975-76 Ryler DeHeart, 2004-05-06 MICHIGAN (89) Brace Helgeson, 1982 John Botica, 1976-77 Kevin Anderson, 2005-06-07 Jeff Miller, 1972 Mike Hoeger, 1982 Jim Flower, 1977-78 GD Jones, 2005 Joel Ross, 1972 Stefan Eriksson, 1983-84 Pedro Gonzalez, 1978 Ryan Rowe, 2006-07-08 Victor Amaya, 1973-74-75 Fredrik Pahlett, 1983-84 Ernie Fernandez, 1979-80-81-82 Ruben Gonzales, 2008 Eric Friedler, 1973-74-75-76 Matt Grace, 1984-85-86 Jon Gurian, 1979 Roy Kalmanovich, 2009-12 Jerry Karzen, 1973-75 Peter Kolaric, 1985 Mike Massie, 1983-84-85-86 Dennis Nevolo, 2009-10-11-12 Kevin Senich, 1973-74 Chuck Merzbacher, 1985-86-87 Roger Smith, 1984-85-86 Marc Spicijaric, 2009 Fred DeJesus, 1974-75 Casey Merickel, 1986-87 Richard Berry, 1987 Marek Czerwinski, 2010 Buddy Gallagher, 1975 Jonas Svensson, 1987-88 Steve Miguel, 1988 Jared Hiltzik, 2013-14-15-16 Jeff Etterbeek, 1976-77-78-79 Duke Uihlein, 1989 Ty Tucker, 1989-90-91 Farris Gosea, 2014-15 Jim Holman, 1976 Brian Uihlein, 1990-91-92 Kevin Dibelius, 1990 Tim Kopinski, 2014-15 Jud Schaufler, 1977-80 Kevin Werwie, 1990-91 Gabor Koves, 1991-92 Aron Hiltzik, 2015-17 Brad Holland, 1978 Rick Naumoff, 1992-93 Doug Bloom, 1993-94-95-96 Aleks Vukic, 2016-17-18 Matt Horwich, 1979-80-81 Mehdi Beneybka, 1993 Jason Homorody, 1995 Alex Brown, 2018-19 Michael Leach, 1979-80-81-82 Lars Hjarrand, 1994-95-96 Chris Porter, 2000-01 Zeke Clark, 2019 Peter Osler, 1979 Ross Loel, 1994-95 Phil Metz, 2001-02 Aleks Kovacevic, 2019 Mark Mees, 1980-81-82-83 Paul Pridmore, 1994 Jeremy Wurtzman, 2002-03-04 Tom Haney, 1983 Ben Gabler, 1996 Vincent Ng, 2003 INDIANA (47) Jim Sharton, 1983-84-85-86 Tom Chicoine, 1998-99 Joey Atas, 2004-05 Mark Bishop, 1972 Dan Goldberg, 1986-87-88-89 Tyson Parry, 1999 Devin Mullings, 2005-06-07 Joe Kendall, 1973-74 Ed Nagel, 1987-88 Thomas Haug, 2000-02-03 Chris Klingemann, 2006-07 Doug Sullivan, 1973-74-75 John Royer, 1987 Harsh Mankad, 2000-01-02 Bryan Koniecko, 2006-07-08-09 Mike McLoughlin, 1976-77 Jon Morris, 1988 Aleksey Zharinov, 2003-04 Steven Moneke, 2007-08-09 Bill Rennie, 1977-78 MaliVai Washington, 1988-89 Chris Wettengel, 2004 Justin Kronauge, 2008-09-10 Mike Dickinson, 1979 David Kass, 1989-90-91-92 Avery Ticer, 2005 Chase Buchanan, 2010-11-12 Randy Druz, 1980 Dan Brakus, 1991-92-93-94 D.J. Geatz, 2006 Dino Marcan, 2010 Jeff True, 1980 John Costanzo, 1994-95-96 Raoul Schwark, 2007-08 Matt Allare, 2011 Sven Salumaa, 1986-87-88 Peter Pusztai, 1995-96 Ishay Hadash, 2009 Balazs Novak, 2011 Eoin Collins, 1989 Arvid Swan, 1996 Tobias Wernet, 2009-11 Blaz Rola, 2011-12-13 Gunnar Salumaa, 1989-90-91 Matt Wright, 1997-99-00 Sebastian Gallego, 2010 Ille Van Engelen, 2011 David McCallum, 1990-91 David Paradzik, 1998 Rok Bonin, 2011-12-13 Peter Kobelt, 2012-13-14 Chris Decker, 1992 Henry Beam, 2001-02 Leandro Toledo, 2012-13-14-15 Devin McCarthy, 2013 Nigel Russell, 1992 Michael Rubin, 2004 Matic Spec, 2015-16-17-18 Connor Smith, 2013 Chris Angell, 1993 Matko Maravic, 2005-06-07-08 Felix Corwin, 2018 Herkko Pollanen, 2014 Johan Landsburg, 1994 Brian Hung, 2007 Josip Krstanovic, 2019 Chris Diaz, 2015-16 Erik Barrett, 1995 Jason Jung, 2010-11 Mikael Torpegaard, 2015-16-17-18 Derek Pope, 1995 Evan King, 2010-11-12-13 NEBRASKA (4) Hugo Di Feo, 2016-17 Kevin Gabel, 1997 Alex Petrone, 2014 Chris Aumueller, 2012 JJ Wolf, 2017-18-19 Ian Arons, 1999 Alex Knight, 2017-18 Dusty Boyer, 2014-15-16 John McNally, 2018-19

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 424 MEN’S TENNIS

Kyle Seelig, 2019

PENN STATE (16) Ivan Spinner, 1993-94-95 Michael Carter, 1996-97 Jamie Gresh, 2001-02 Mark Barry, 2005-06 Michael James, 2007-08 Eddie Bourchier, 2010 Leonard Stakhovsky, 2014 Constant De La Bassetiere, 2018- 19 Christian Lakoseljac, 2019

PURDUE (24) Adam Abele, 1981-82-83-84 Kevin Gregory, 1985-86 Jim Gray, 1987 Jim Schumacher, 1987 Bryan Smith, 1994 Derek Myers, 1996 Jamie Gordon, 1997-98 Cris James, 1997-98-99 Jason Marshall, 1999-00-01 Scott Mayer, 2003 Andrew Wakefield, 2003 Paul Rose, 2004 Gergely Madarasz, 2016-17-18

WISCONSIN (46) John Clark, 1974 Phil Kadesch, 1975 Mike Barr, 1976-77-78 Ken Thomas, 1977-79-80 Dave Pelisek, 1980-81 Steve Lovett, 1982-83-84 Dan Arends, 1983-85 Andy Ringlien, 1983 Tim Klein, 1985-86 Tim Madden, 1986-87-88 Marc Schwartz, 1989 Joey Deer, 1990-92 Jack Waite, 1990-91 Bryan Nelson, 1991-92 Todd Koehler, 1994 David Ortiz, 1994 Marc Loughrin, 1998-99 Danny Westerman, 2000-01-02 Alex Kasarov, 2004 Jeremy Sonkin, 2006 Moritz Baumann, 2007-08-09-10 Marek Michalicka, 2009-10-11 Lamar Remy, 2017 Daniel Soyfer, 2018

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 425 MEN’S TENNIS INDIVIDUAL HONORS

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR

1987 Ed Nagle, MICH 1988 MaliVai Washington, MICH 1987 Brian Eisner, MICH 1987 Tim Madden, WIS 1988 Dan Goldberg, MICH 1989 Todd Martin, NU 1988 Brian Eisner, MICH 1988 Tim Madden, WIS 1989 MaliVai Washington, MICH 1990 Chris Decker, IND 1989 Brian Eisner, MICH 1989 Dan Goldberg, MICH 1990 Todd Martin, NU 1991 Dan Brakus, MICH 1990 Paul Torricelli, NU 1991 Jack Waite, WIS 1992 Aaron Dubie, WIS 1991 David Geatz, MINN 1990 Jack Waite, WIS 1992 David Kass, MICH 1993 Mashiska Washington, MSU 1992 Ken Hydinger, IND 1991 Kevin Merwie, MINN 1993 Rick Naumoff, MINN 1994 Lars Hjarrand, MINN 1993 David Geatz, MINN 1992 Marc Eisen, NU 1994 Dan Brakus, MICH 1995 Derek Pope, IND Paul Torricelli, NU 1993 Klas Bergstrom, IOWA 1995 Ross Loel, MINN 1996 Marc Silva, NU 1994 David Geatz, MINN 1994 Todd Koehler, WIS 1996 Peter Pusztai, MICH 1997 Cary Franklin, ILL 1995 Brian Eisner, MICH 1995 Erik Barrett, IND 1997 Alex Witt, NU 1998 Tyler Cleveland, IOWA 1996 Tim Madden, PUR 1996 Marcus Ekstrand, IOWA 1998 Marc Silva, NU 1999 Thomas Haug, MINN 1997 Paul Torricelli, NU 1997 Tom Derouin, IOWA 1999 Oliver Freelove, ILL 2000 Harsh Mankad, MINN 1998 Craig Tiley, ILL 2000 Tyler Cleveland, IOWA 2001 Amer Delic, ILL 1999 Craig Tiley, ILL 1998 Trey Eubanks, MSU 2001 Tyler Cleveland, IOWA 2002 Tom Hanus, NU 2000 Craig Tiley, ILL 1999 Doug Bohaboy, NU 2002 Harsh Mankad, MINN 2003 Rajeev Ram, ILL 2001 Ty Tucker, OSU 2000 Tyler Cleveland, IOWA 2003 Vincent Ng, OSU 2004 Joey Atas, OSU 2002 Craig Tiley, ILL 2001 Harsh Mankad, MINN 2004 Brian Wilson, ILL 2005 Kevin Anderson, ILL 2003 Craig Tiley, ILL 2002 Harsh Mankad, MINN 2005 Ryler DeHeart, ILL 2006 Bryan Koniecko, OSU 2004 Craig Tiley, ILL 2006 Ryler DeHeart, ILL 2007 Justin Kronauge, OSU 2005 Craig Tiley, ILL * Big Ten Sportsmanship Award 2007 Kevin Anderson, ILL 2008 Marek Michalicka, WIS 2006 Ty Tucker, OSU 2008 Bryan Koniecko, OSU 2009 Dennis Nevolo, ILL 2007 Ty Tucker, OSU instituted in 2003 to encompass 2009 Bryan Koniecko, OSU 2010 Evan King, MICH 2008 Ty Tucker, OSU all sports. 2010 Chase Buchanan, OSU 2011 Blaz Rola, OSU 2009 Ty Tucker, OSU 2011 Chase Buchanan, OSU 2012 Leandro Toledo, MINN 2010 Ty Tucker, OSU 2012 Evan King, MICH 2013 Jared Hiltzik, ILL 2011 Ty Tucker, OSU 2013 Evan King, MICH 2014 Sam Shropshire, NU 2012 Ty Tucker, OSU 2014 Farris Gosea, ILL 2015 Mikael Torpegaard, OSU 2013 Ty Tucker, OSU 2015 Leandro Toledo, MINN 2016 Hugo Di Feo, OSU 2014 Ty Tucker, OSU 2016 Mikael Torpegaard, OSU 2017 JJ Wolf, OSU 2015 Geoff Young, MINN 2017 Aleks Vukic, ILL 2018 John McNally, OSU 2016 Ty Tucker, OSU 2018 Mikael Torpegaard, OSU 2019 Andrew Fenty, MICH 2017 Ty Tucker, OSU 2019 JJ Wolf, OSU 2018 Ty Tucker, OSU 2019 Ty Tucker, OSU

BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR

Awarded to one male and one female from the graduating class of each member institution who demonstrated athletic and academic excellence throughout their college career.

1916 - Charles A. Carran, Ohio State 1989 - Ted Glavas, Ohio State 1925 - Harlan Logan, Indiana 1990 - John Murray, Illinois 1930 - Donald W. Meikeljohn, Wisconsin 1991 - Jack Waite, Wisconsin 1937 - Albert Adelman, Northwestern 1993 - David Held, Indiana 1939 - Marvin Wachman, Northwestern 1995 - Erik Barrett, Indiana 1942 - Calvin P. Sawyier, Chicago 1995 - Bryan Crowley, Iowa 1943 - Christie Geankoplis, Minnesota 1999 - Mike Griesser, Penn State 1946 - John Adams, Minnesota 2001 - Graydon Oliver, Illinois 1952 - Richard K. Means, Minnesota 2001 - Ian Arons, Indiana 1954 - Ernest Duane Gomer, Indiana 2002 - Danny Westerman, Wisconsin 1960 - William Lloyd Voxman, Iowa 2003 - Cristelle Grier, Northwestern 1964 - James L. Binkley, Indiana 2003 - Vincent Ng, Ohio State 1964 - Martin C. Riessen, Northwestern 2004 - Phil Stolt, Illinois 1965 - Gary V. Kirk, Wisconsin 2004 - Clint Keithley, Penn State 1966 - John Karl Hedrick, Michigan 2008 - Thomas Richter, Indiana 1971 - Ernest Clements, Illinoia 2008 - Matko Maravic, Michigan 1971 - Craig Sandvig, Iowa 2014 - Raleigh Smith, Northwestern 1975 - Jerry Karzen, Michigan 2015 - Kevin Metka, Ohio State 1976 - Glenn Hummell, Illinois 1977 - Rick Zussman, Iowa 1984 - Adam Abele, Purdue 1985 - Peter Bouton, Illinois 1985 - Rob Moellering, Iowa 1987 - Kevin Gregory, Purdue 1988 - Sven Salumaa, Indiana 1988 - Jonathan Morris, Michigan

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 426 MEN’S TENNIS NCAA MEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

T S D App. School Years Participated (since 1977) 1 2 0 27 Michigan! 1977-79-80-81-82-83-85-87-88-98-99-00-01-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-16-17-18-19 1 1 3 24 Illinois 1996-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19 0 0 0 23 Minnesota 1984-86-89-96-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-06-07-09-10-11-12-13-15-17-18-19 0 1 1 20 Ohio State 2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19 0 0 0 16 Northwestern 1990-95-96-97-98-99-00-02-05-09-12-13-14-15-16-17 0 0 0 8 Penn State* 1997-98-06-07-08-14-16-19 0 0 0 7 Indiana 1997-99-00-01-08-11-12 0 0 0 7 Wisconsin 1978-98-07-08-09-10-17 0 0 0 7 Purdue 1997-98-99-00-02-14-17 0 0 0 2 Nebraska* 2010-11 0 0 0 1 Maryland* 2011 0 0 0 1 Michigan State 2013

T - team champions S - singles champions D - doubles champions NCAA Championships in bold ! - Michigan won its NCAA tournament in 1957 and the singles champion title that same year * - Includes appearances prior to joining the Big Ten

INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Men’s Singles 1957 Barry MacKay, MICH 1982 Mike Leach, MICH 2003 Amer Delic, ILL 2013 Blaz Rola, OSU

Men’s Doubles 2002 Cary Franklin-Graydon Oliver, ILL 2003 Rajeev Ram-Brian Wilson, ILL 2006 Kevin Anderson-Ryan Rowe, ILL 2012 Chase Buchanan-Blaz Rola, OSU

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 427 MEN’S TENNIS ALL-TIME BIG TEN ATHLETES OF THE WEEK/MONTH 1990 2003 2008 March Kevin Dibelius, Sr., OSU March 19 Brenton Contini, Jr., OSU Jan. 16 Billy Heiser, So., ILL April Todd Martin, So., NU March 26 Rajeev Ram, Fr., ILL Jan. 23 Nick Rinks, Sr., MSU May David Kass, So., MICH April 2 Paul Rose, Fr., PUR Jan. 30 Ruben Gonzales, Sr., ILL Avery Ticer, So., MINN Feb. 6 Matt Allare, Fr., OSU 1991 April 11 Amer Delic, Jr., ILL Feb. 13 Justin Kronauge, So., OSU March Gabor Koves, So., OSU Chris Mitchell, Jr., MSU Feb. 20 Drew Eberly, Sr., OSU April Ty Tucker, Jr., OSU April 17 Brian Wilson, Jr., ILL Feb. 27 Nolan Polley, Sr., WIS May Jack Waite, Sr., WIS April 24 Vincent Ng, Sr., OSU March 4 Ruben Gonzales, Sr., ILL March 11 Justin Kronauge, So., OSU 1992 2004 March 19 Michael James, Sr., PSU March Ivan Spinner, Fr., PSU Feb. 5 Aleksey Zharinov, Sr., MINN March 26 Steven Moneke, Jr., OSU April David Kass, Sr., MICH Brian Wilson, Sr., ILL April 2 Bryan Koniecko, Jr., OSU Chris Decker, Jr., IND Feb. 12 Ryler DeHart, So., ILL April 9 Ruben Gonzales, Sr., ILL Jeff Giraldo, Fr., NU Feb. 19 Jeremy Wurtzman, Sr., OSU April 16 Nolan Polley, Sr., WIS May David Kass, Sr., MICH Feb. 26 Sebastian Delgado, Fr., IOWA April 23 Steven Moneke, Jr., OSU March 5 Jakub Praibis, Jr., IND 1993 March 11 Ryler DeHart, So., ILL March Ivan Spinner, So., PSU March 17 Ryan Heller, Fr., MICH 2009 April Rick Naumoff, Sr., MINN March 23 Malcolm Scatliffe, So., PSU Jan. 13 Dennis Nevolo, Fr., ILL May Dan Brakus, Jr., MICH March 31 Malcolm Scatliffe, So., PSU Jan. 20 Marc Spicijaric, Sr., ILL Jeremy Wurtzman, Sr., OSU Jan. 27 Mortiz Baumann, Jr., WIS 1994 April 7 Chris Wettengel, Sr., MINN Feb. 3 Moritz Baumann, Jr., WIS March Dan Brakus, Sr., MICH April 14 Michael Calkins, Sr., ILL Feb. 10 Bryan Koniecko, Sr., OSU April Dan Brakus, Sr., MICH Ryan Recht, Jr., IND Feb. 17 Marc Spicijaric, Sr., ILL May Lars Hjarrand, Fr., MINN April 21 Jeremy Wurtzman, Sr., OSU Steven Moneke, Sr., OSU April 28 Andrew Formanczyk, Jr., MSU Feb. 24 Steven Moneke, Sr., OSU 1995 Moritz Baumann, Jr., WIS March David Manpearl, So., ILL 2005 March 3 Ishay Hadash, So., MINN April Lars Hjarrand, So., MINN Jan. 20 Tommy Hanus, Sr., NU March 10 Marek Czerwinski, Jr., ILL Jan. 27 Cameron Marshall, Sr., MSU March 17 Justin Kronauge, Jr., OSU 1996 Feb. 3 Jakub Praibis, Sr., IND March 24 Moritz Baumann, Jr., WIS March Greg Wessenberg, Jr., PUR Feb. 10 Kevin Anderson, Fr., ILL March 31 Bryan Koniecko, Sr., OSU April Peter Pusztai, Sr., MICH Feb. 17 Aver Ticer, Sr., MINN April 7 Steven Moneke, Sr., OSU Feb. 24 Matko Maravic, Fr., MICH April 14 Bryan Koniecko, Sr., OSU 1997 March 4 Joe Atas, So., OSU Dennis Nevolo, Fr., ILL February Chris James, So., PUR March 11 Jakub Praibis, Sr., IND April 21 Bryan Koniecko, Sr., OSU March Jamie Gordon, So., PUR March 17 Matko Maravic, Fr., MICH April Alex Witt, Jr., NU March 24 Matko Maravic, Fr., MICH 2010 May Michael Carter, Sr., PSU March 31 GD Jones, So., ILL Jan. 12 Jason Jung, Jr., MICH April 7 Avery Ticer, Sr., MINN Jan. 19 Dino Marcan, Fr., OSU 1998 April 13 Chuck Perrin, Sr., NU Jan. 26 Joshua Graves, So., NU February Gavin Sontag, Jr. ILL April 20 Devin Mullings, So., OSU Feb. 2 Justin Kronauge, Sr., OSU March Jakub Teply, Jr., ILL April 27 Matko Maravic, Fr., MICH Feb. 9 Chase Buchanan, So., OSU April Gavin Sontag, Jr. ILL Feb. 16 Chris Madden, Jr., MICH May Tom Chicoine, Jr., MINN 2006 Dino Marcan, Fr., OSU Jan. 18 Ryler DeHeart, Sr., ILL Feb. 23 Chase Buchanan, So., OSU 1999 Jan. 25 Brian Hung, Jr., MICH March 2 Marek Czerwinski, Sr., ILL March 31 Oliver Freelove, Sr., ILL Feb. 2 Christian Tempke, Jr., NU March 9 Dennis Nevolo, So., ILL April 7 John Long, Jr., MICH Feb. 8 GD Jones, Jr., ILL Chase Buchanan, So., OSU April 14 Doug Bohaboy, Sr., NU Feb. 15 Ruben Gonzales, So., ILL March 16 Chase Buchanan, So., OSU April 21 Oliver Freelove, Sr., ILL Feb. 22 Jeremy Sonkin, So., WIS March 23 Marek Czerwinski, Sr., ILL March 1 Jeremy Sonkin, So., WIS March 30 Justin Kronauge, Sr., OSU 2000 March 8 Steven Moneke, Fr., OSU April 6 Chase Buchanan, So., OSU March 22 Cary Franklin, Sr., ILL March 15 Brian Hung, Jr., MICH April 13 Chase Buchanan, So., OSU March 29 Jeff Laski, Sr., ILL March 22 Mark Barry, Sr., PSU April 20 Sebastian Gallego, Jr., MINN April 5 Tyler Cleveland, Jr., IOWA March 29 Chris Klingemann, Jr., OSU April 27 Justin Kronauge, Sr., OSU April 12 David Chang, Sr., WIS April 5 Ross Wilson, Sr., OSU Eddie Bourchier, Jr., PSU Adam Schumacher, Sr., WIS April 12 Devin Mullings, Jr., OSU April 19 George McGill, Sr., IND Jeremy Sonkin, So., WIS 2011 Henry Beam, So., MICH April 19 Ryler DeHeart, ILL Jan. 11 Evan King, So., MICH April 25 Cary Franklin, Sr., ILL April 26 Kevin Anderson, So., ILL Jan. 18 Johnny Hamui, Sr., ILL Scott Green, Sr., OSU Jan. 25 Josh MacTaggart, So., IND 2001 Feb. 1 Dennis Nevolo, Jr., ILL March 22 Brad Erickson, Sr., NU 2007 Feb. 8 Chase Buchanan, Jr., OSU March 28 Tyler Cleveland, Sr., IOWA Jan. 17 David Bubenicek, Sr., IND Feb. 15 Dennis Nevolo, Jr., ILL April 4 Amer Delic, Fr., ILL Jan. 24 Kevin Anderson, Jr., ILL Feb. 22 Chase Buchanan, Jr., OSU Milan Rakvica, Sr., IND Jan. 31 Brian Hung, Sr., MICH March 1 Evan King, So., MICH April 11 Danny Westerman, Jr., WIS Feb. 7 Bryan Koniecko, So., OSU March 8 Johnny Hamui, Sr., ILL April 18 Jorge Duenas, Sr., MINN Feb. 14 Ryan Rowe, Jr., ILL March 15 Eddie Bourchier, Sr., PSU April 24 Amer Delic, Fr., ILL Feb. 22 Devin Mullings, Sr., OSU March 22 Blaz Rola, Fr., OSU Feb. 27 Chris Klingemann, Sr., OSU March 29 Josh MacTaggart, So., IND 2002 Brian Hung, Sr., MICH April 5 Tobias Wernet, Sr., MINN March 27 Avery Ticer, Fr., MINN March 14 Michael James, Jr., PSU April 12 Chase Buchanan, Jr., OSU April 3 Stuart Waters, Jr., IOWA March 21 Nick Rinks, Jr., MSU April 19 Evan King, So., MICH April 10 Brian Wilson, So., ILL March 28 Matko Maravic, Jr., MICH April 26 Tobias Wernet, Sr., MINN Carl McCafferty, Jr., PUR April 4 Michael James, Jr., PSU Chase Buchanan, Jr., OSU April 17 Jamie Gresh, Sr., PSU April 11 Thomas Richter, Jr., IND April 18 Devin Mullings, Sr., OSU April 24 Chris Klingemann, Sr., OSU

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 428 MEN’S TENNIS ALL-TIME BIG TEN ATHLETES OF THE WEEK/MONTH 2012* 2015 Feb. 5 JJ Wolf, Jr., OSU Sept. 21 Dennis Nevolo, Sr., ILL Jan. 20 Strong Kirchheimer, So., NU Feb. 12 Mattias Siimar, So., MICH Sept. 28 Evan King, Jr., MICH Jan. 27 Ralf Steinbach, So., OSU Feb. 19 JJ Wolf, Jr., OSU Oct. 6 Roy Kalmanovich, Sr., ILL Feb. 3 Leandro Toledo, Sr., MINN Feb. 26 JJ Wolf, Jr., OSU Marc Bruche, Sr., IOWA Feb. 10 Logan Staggs, Fr., NU March 5 Christian Lakoseljac, Jr., PSU Oct. 12 Chase Buchanan, Sr., OSU Feb. 17 Jared Hiltzik, Jr., ILL March 12 Constant De La Bassetiere, Sr., PSU Blaz Rola, So., OSU Feb. 24 Matt Hagan, Sr., IOWA March 19 Constant De La Bassetiere, Sr., PSU Oct. 19 Blaz Rola, So., OSU March 3 Matt Barry, Jr., PSU March 26 Aleks Kovacevic, Jr., ILL Oct. 26 Josh MacTaggart, Jr., IND March 10 Sam Shropshire, So., NU Toby Boyer, Sr., NEB Nov. 9 Chase Buchanan, Sr., OSU March 17 Aron Hiltzik, Fr., ILL April 2 Constant De La Bassetiere, Sr., PSU Blaz Rola, So., OSU March 24 Harry Jadun, Sr., MSU April 9 Oliver Okonkwo, Fr., IOWA Nov. 16 Julian Dehn, Sr., MINN March 31 Aleks Vukic, Fr., ILL April 16 Constant De La Bassetiere, Sr., PSU Jan. 10 Isade Juneau, Jr., IND April 7 Leandro Toledo, Sr., MINN April 23 JJ Wolf, Jr., OSU Jan. 17 Denis Bogatov, Jr., MSU April 14 Leandro Toledo, Sr., MINN Josh Graves, Sr., NU April 21 Matic Spec, Fr., MINN Most Athlete of Week Honors Jan. 24 Ille Van Engelen, So., OSU 16 Chase Buchanan, OSU (2010-12) Jan. 31 Dennis Nevolo, Sr., ILL 2016 11 Mikael Torpegaard, OSU (2015-18) Feb. 7 Shaun Bernstein, So., MICH Jan. 19 Benjamin Ugarte, Jr., PUR 11 Aleks Vukic, ILL, (2015-18) Feb. 14 Chase Buchanan, Sr., OSU Jan. 26 Aleks Vukic, So., ILL Feb. 21 Blaz Rola, So., OSU Feb. 2 Sam Monette, Sr., IND Feb. 29 Blaz Rola, So., OSU Feb. 9 Jathan Malik, Jr., MICH March 6 Chase Buchanan, Sr., OSU Feb. 16 Aleks Vukic, So., ILL March 13 Chase Buchanan, Sr., OSU Feb. 23 Mikael Torpegaard, So., OSU March 20 Evan King, Jr., MICH March 1 Jared Hiltzik, Sr., ILL March 27 Blaz Rola, So., OSU March 8 Mikael Torpegaard, So., OSU April 3 Dennis Nevolo, Sr., ILL March 15 Sam Shropshire, Jr., NU April 10 Evan King, Jr., MICH March 22 Mikael Torpegaard, So., OSU April 17 Chase Buchanan, Sr., OSU March 29 Strong Kirchheimer, Jr., NU April 24 Josh MacTaggart, Jr., IND April 5 Aleks Vukic, So., ILL April 12 Matic Spec, So., MINN *Fall Athlete of the Week instituted for the 2011- April 19 Dusty Boyer, Sr., NEB 12 academic year only. April 26 Mikael Torpegaard, So., OSU

2013 2017 Jan. 9 Evan King, Sr., MICH Jan. 17 Aron Hiltzik, Jr., ILL Jan. 15 Aaron Pfister, Jr., MSU Jan. 24 Konrad Zieba, Sr., NU Jan. 23 Chris Jackman, Sr., NU Jan. 31 Sam Shropshire, Sr., NU Jan. 30 Rok Bonin, Sr., MINN Feb. 7 Raheel Manji, Jr., IND Feb. 6 Evan King, Sr., MICH Feb. 14 Aleks Vukic, Jr., ILL Feb. 13 Tim Kopinski, So., ILL Feb. 21 Mikael Torpegaard, Jr., OSU Feb. 20 Blaz Rola, Jr., OSU Feb. 28 Mikael Torpegaard, Jr., OSU Feb. 27 Peter Kobelt, Jr., OSU March 7 Aleks Vukic, Jr., ILL March 6 Jared Hiltzik, Fr., ILL March 14 Josef Dodridge, Jr., WIS March 13 Evan King, Sr., MICH March 21 Gergely Madarasz, Jr., PUR March 20 Devin McCarthy, Sr., OSU March 28 Aleks Vukic, Jr., ILL March 27 Juan Pablo Ramirez, Jr., MINN April 4 Matic Spec, Jr., MINN April 3 Leandro Toledo, So., MINN April 11 Aleks Vukic, Jr., ILL April 10 Blaz Rola, Jr., OSU April 18 Mikael Torpegaard, Jr., OSU April 17 Jared Hiltzik, Fr., ILL April 25 Aleks Vukic, Jr., ILL April 24 Jared Hiltzik, Fr., ILL 2018 2014 Jan. 24 Toby Boyer, Jr., NEB Jan. 14 Drew Lied, Sr., MSU Jan. 30 Alex Knight, Sr., MICH Jan. 21 Jared Hiltzik, So., ILL Feb. 6 Aleks Vukic, Sr., ILL Jan. 28 Leandro Toledo, Jr., MINN Feb. 13 Alex Brown, Fr., ILL Feb. 4 Leonard Stakhovsky, So., PSU Feb. 20 Mikael Torpegaard, Sr., OSU Feb. 11 Tim Kopinski, Jr., ILL Feb. 27 Mikael Torpegaard, Sr., OSU Feb. 18 Peter Kobelt, Sr., OSU March 6 Alex Brown, Fr., ILL Feb. 25 Peter Kobelt, Sr., OSU March 13 Alex Brown, Fr., ILL March 4 Farris Gosea, Jr., ILL March 20 John McNally, Fr., OSU March 11 Farris Gosea, Jr., ILL March 27 Mikael Torpegaard, Sr., OSU March 18 Peter Kobelt, Sr., OSU April 3 Brett Forman, Sr., MSU March 25 Peter Kobelt, Sr., OSU April 10 Zac Brodney, So., IND Leonard Stakhovsky, So., PSU April 17 Mikael Torpegaard, Sr., OSU April 1 Leonard Stakhovsky, So., PSU April 24 Aleks Vukic, Sr., ILL April 8 Leandro Toledo, Jr., MINN April 15 Aaron Dujovne, Sr., PUR 2019 April 22 Drew Lied, Sr., MSU Jan. 15 Antonio Cembellin, Sr., IND Jan. 22 Aleks Kovacevic, Jr., ILL Jan. 29 Christian Lakoseljac, Jr., PSU

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 429 MEN’S TENNIS ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1986-87 1993-94 Scott Greenberg, Andrew Lobb, ILLINOIS; Eoin Collins, Todd Hacker, Charley Crawmer, Darren Olsen, ILLINOIS; Mark Ableman, Erik Bar- Charles Wright, INDIANA; Jim Burkeholder, Rudy Foo, Bryan Stok- rett, INDIANA; Bryan Crowley, Neil Denahan, Todd Shale, IOWA; stad, IOWA; Ed Filer, Franz Geiger, Jon Morris, MICHIGAN; Santiago Grady Burnett, Michael Nold, Christopher Wyatt, MICHIGAN; Jayson Cash, MICHIGAN STATE; Gary Aasen, Andrew Salentine, MINNE- Bedford, Aaron Murray, Richard Watson, MICHIGAN STATE: Jamie SOTA; Matt Akman, NORTHWESTERN; Kevin Dibelius, Theodoros DeYoug, Tim Junker, Rafael Rizo-Patron, Carl von Schantz, Dougal Glavas, Ulf Hartwig, OHIO STATE; Kevin Gregory, Tom Reilly, PUR- Williams, NORTHWESTERN; Michael Tain, PENN STATE; David Ab- DUE; Ryan Cooley, Jim Schneider, John Zerweck, WISCONSIN. bott, Ryan Maggart, Dan Poole, PURDUE; Jordan Richman, Malcolm Thorne, Chris West, WISCONSIN. 1987-88 Mark Long, John Murray, Hector Ortiz, ILLINOIS; Darrin Dingman, 1994-95 Todd Hacker, Charles Wright, INDIANA; Jay Maltby, Dave Novak, David Manpearl, ILLINOIS; Mark Ableman, Erik Barrett, Savvas Con- Claes Ramel, IOWA; James McColl, Jonathan Morris, MICHIGAN; stantinou, Alex Lehr, INDIANA; Bryan Crowley, Marcus Ekstrand, Santiago Cash, Eric Kovan, MICHIGAN STATE; Anthony Cruz, An- Ryan Johnstone, Mattias Jonsson, Garrett Olson, IOWA; Grady Bur- drew Salentine, Kevin Werwie, MINNESOTA; Matt Akman, Gary Co- nett, Brad Kramer, Christopher Wyatt, MICHIGAN; Jayson Bedford, hen, Brian Saltzman, NORTHWESTERN; Kevin Dibelius, Konstan- Aaron Murray, MICHIGAN STATE; Matt Gabler, MINNESOTA; Mar- tinos Glavas, Theodoros Glavas, Ulf Hartwig, OHIO STATE; David tin Stigh, Carl von Schantz, NORTHWESTERN; Doug Bloom, John Gorman, PURDUE; Brian Amero, Dave Mirsberger, Jim Schneider, Leach, OHIO STATE; Chris Cahill, Michael Carter, Chris Chang, Mi- Howard Schwartz, WISCONSIN. chael Tain, PENN STATE; Bryan Harris, Ryan Maggart, Greg Wes- senberg, PURDUE; Dave Henschel, Malcolm Thorne, WISCONSIN. 1988-89 Neil Brown, Stephen McRaven, ILLINOIS; Todd Hacker, David Mc- 1995-96 Callum, Gunnar Salumaa, Charles Wright, INDIANA; Michael Kiewet, Brady Blain, Andrew Parker, Kevin Schwartz, ILLINOIS; Michael Fili- Jay Maltby, Lars Nordmark, Dave Novak, Claes Ramel, Bryan Stok- pek, Andrew Held, INDIANA; Benjamin Bamsey, Markus Ekstrand, stad, IOWA; James “Chip” McColl, Jean Roussel, MICHIGAN; San- tiago Cash, Jason Stanislaw, MICHIGAN STATE; Kevin Werwie, MIN- Mattias Jonsson, Justin Pohn, IOWA; Bradley Kramer, Arvid Swan, NESOTA; Gary Cohen, Chris Gregersen, Pat Han, Steve Herdoiza, MICHIGAN; Alberto Brause, Luke Linder, Aaron Murray, Danny Wal- NORTHWESTERN; Kevin Dibelius, Konstantinos Glavas, Theodoros lihan, MICHIGAN STATE; Robin Rutili, MINNESOTA; Richard Pre- Glavas, Ulf Hartwig, OHIO STATE; Dave Mirsberger, Jim Mirsberger, schern, NORTHWESTERN; Doug Bloom, Jason Homorody, Scott Jim Schneider, Jack Waite, WISCONSIN. Nickel, Ajay Satyapriya, Scott Wiles, OHIO STATE; Eric Bocan, Chris Cahill, Michael Carter, Chris Chang, PENN STATE; Bryan Harris, 1989-90 Greg Wessenberg, PURDUE; Jeffrey Malik, WISCONSIN. Neil Brown, Sadri Gueche, John Murray, ILLINOIS; David McCal- lum, Gunnar Salumaa, INDIANA; Jay Maltby, Dave Novak, IOWA; 1996-97 Peter Kim, MICHIGAN; Jason Stanislaw, MICHIGAN STATE; Rafer Oliver Freelove, Kevin Schwartz, Gavin Sontag, Jakub Teply, ILLI- Leach, Phil LeBlanc, Kevin Werwie, MINNESOTA; Gary Cohen, Chris NOIS; Michael Filipek, Andrew Held, Scott Lippitt, INDIANA; Benjamin Gregersen, Steve Herdoiza, NORTH-WESTERN; Kevin Dibelius, Bamsey, David McDevitt, Justin Pohn, Damir Seferovic, IOWA; David Konstantinos Glavas, Saumil Jhaveri, OHIO STATE; Dave Mirsberger, Paradzik, Jake Raiton, Arvid Swan, MICHIGAN; Ben Hetzler, Luke Jim Mirsberger, Jack Waite, WISCONSIN. Linder, Aaron Murray, MICHIGAN STATE; Martin Kristoffersen, Robin Rutili, MINNESOTA; Richard Preschern, NORTHWESTERN; Ben- 1990-91 jamin Basil, Parikshat Laxminarayan, Ajay Satyapriya, Scott Wiles, Mike Eberly, Sadri Gueche, Mark Krajewski, David Nasser, ILLINOIS; OHIO STATE; Michael Carter, Chris Chang, Mike Griesser, Lee Hecht, David Held, David McCallum, Gunnar Salumaa, INDIANA; Peter Kim, Thomas Schneider, PENN STATE; Jamie Gordon, Cris James, Greg MICHIGAN; Brad Dancer, MICHIGAN STATE; Roger Anderson, Phil Wessenberg, PURDUE; Jeff Malik, Anthony Pederson, WISCONSIN. LeBlanc, Kevin Werwie, MINNESOTA; Marc Eisen, Timothy Junker, NORTHWESTERN; Saumil Jhaveri, Gabor Koves, Sam Sebastian, 1997-98 OHIO STATE; Jim Mirsberger, Dan Nabedrick, Jack Waite, WISCONSIN. Oliver Freelove, Gavin Sontag, Jakub Teply, ILLINOIS; Scott Lip- pitt, Gabriel Montilla, INDIANA; Benjamin Bamsey, David McDevitt, 1991-92 Justin Pohn, IOWA; Brook Blain, John Long, Brad McFarlane, Da- Mickey Chaudhuri, Mike Eberly, Sadri Gueche, David Nasser, ILLI- vid Paradzik, Miklos Pusztai, Jake Raiton, Arvid Swan, MICHIGAN; NOIS; David Held, INDIANA; Neil Denahan, Todd Shale, IOWA; Brad Mark Findling, Ben Hetzler, Ken Kigongo, MICHIGAN STATE; Martin Dancer, MICHIGAN STATE; Roger Anderson, Phil LeBlanc, MIN- Kristoffersen, MINNESOTA; Martin Bengtsson, Brian Moss, NORTH- NESOTA; Marc Eisen, Tim Junker, Steve Herdoiza, Anthony Roy, WESTERN; Benjamin Basil, David Bush, Andrew Carlson, John Jo- NORTHWESTERN; Gabor Koves, Sam Sebastian, OHIO STATE; hansen, Pari Laxminarayan, Ben Richardson, Rod Sanchez, Scott Eduardo Abril, Corey Goldstein, Marc Payne, Marc Price, PENN Wiles, OHIO STATE; Mike Griesser, PENN STATE; Tushaar Gautam, STATE; Dan Poole, PURDUE; Daniel Nabedrick, Jordan Richman, Jamie Gordon, Evan Hays, Cris James, PURDUE; Bobby Croll, Jeff Chris West, WISCONSIN. Malik, Tony Pederson, David Sacks, Daisuke Takato, WISCONSIN.

1992-93 Charly Crawmer, Vince Lombardi, ILLINOIS; Mark Ableman, Erik Bar- rett, David Held, INDIANA; Bryan Crowley, Neil Denahan, Todd Shale, IOWA; Grady Burnett, Michael Nold, Christopher Wyatt, MICHIGAN; Jayson Bedford, Brad Dancer, MICHIGAN STATE; Roger Anderson, MINNESOTA; Marc Eisen, Tim Junker, Anthony Roy, NORTHWEST- ERN; Gabor Koves, John Leach, OHIO STATE; Eduardo Abril, Martin Cohen, Corey Goldstein, PENN STATE; Curt Lowry, Ryan Maggart, Dan Poole, PURDUE; Aaron Dubie, Jordan Richman, Chris West, WISCONSIN.

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 430 MEN’S TENNIS ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (continued) 1998-99 2003-04 Cary Franklin, Oliver Freelove, Ben Schreiber, Gavin Sontag, Jakub Pramod Dabir, Ryler DeHeart, Chris Martin, Phil Stolt, ILLINOIS; Teply, ILLINOIS; Ian Arons, Joseph Balsiger, Gabriel Montilla, Milan Jakub Praibis, Ryan Recht, INDIANA; Matis Jasicek, Chaitu Malem- Rakvica, INDIANA; Ben Bamsey, Tom Buetikofer, J.R. Chidley, Tyler pati, IOWA; David Anving, Josef Fischer, Vinny Gossain, Carey Rubin, Cleveland, Matt Snowden, IOWA; John Long, Brad McFarlane, Jake Michael Rubin, MICHIGAN; Andrew Formanczyk, Cameron Marshall, Raiton, Matt Wright, MICHIGAN; Trey Eubanks, Mark Findling, Ken Chris Mitchell, Eric Simonton, Anthony Stefani, MICHIGAN STATE; Kigongo, Ivica Promorac, MICHIGAN STATE; Martin Kristoffersen, Nate Feldman, Michael Kantar, Avery Ticer, Aleksey Zharinov, MIN- Ed Marques, Jon Svensson, MINNESOTA; Martin Bengtsson, Brian NESOTA; Justin Hoeveler, Ahmed Wahla, NORTHWESTERN; Scott Moss, NORTHWESTERN; Ben Basil, David Bush, Kevin Hawke, John Green, Ben Kirksey, Dennis Mertens, OHIO STATE; James Crowell, Johansen, Paul Mazak, Ben Richardson, Robert Wellstein, OHIO Clint Keithley, Malcolm Scatliffe, PENN STATE; Colin Foster, Troy STATE, Mike Griesser, Jeff Martini, Marc McCallister Matthew Nelson, Havens, David Robinson, Paul Rose, Jamie Kish, Seth McKinley, PENN STATE: G.T. Cozad, Tushaar Gautam, Jamie Gordon, Evan PURDUE; Ward Bortz, Alex Conti, David Hippee, WISCONSIN. Hays, Cris James, Daniel Swan, PURDUE; Bobby Croll, Stefan Reist, David Sacks, WISCONSIN. 2004-05 Pramod Dabir, Ryler DeHeart, Chris Martin, ILLINOIS; David 1999-00 Bubenicek, Neil Kenner, Jakub Praibis, Ryan Recht, INDIANA; Scott Cary Franklin, Graydon Oliver, Ben Schreiber, ILLINOIS; Ian Arons, Elwell, Chaitu Malempati, Aaron Schaechterle, IOWA; David Anving, Joseph Balsiger, Paul Jacobson, Milan Rakvica, Ari Widlansky, IN- Josef Fischer, Vinny Gossain, Brian Hung, Michael Rubin, MICHI- DIANA; Tom Buetikofer, J.R. Chidley, Tyler Cleveland, Jake Kreh- GAN; Michael Flowers, Cameron Marshall, Anthony Stefani, MICHI- biel, Petar Mandic, IOWA; John Long, Brad McFarlane, Matt Wright, GAN STATE; Nate Feldman, Mikey Kantar, Avery Ticer, Sion Wilkins, MICHIGAN; Mark Findling, Ken Kigongo, Ivica Primorac, MICHIGAN MINNESOTA; Matthew Christian, Jamie Friedland, Justin Hoeveler, STATE; Thomas Haug, Ed Marques, Jon Svensson, MINNESOTA; Christian Tempke, NORTHWESTERN; Joey Atas, Scott Green, Chris Paul Mazak, Matthew Wooster, OHIO STATE; Jeffrey Martini, Matthew Klingemann, Dennis Mertens, Devin Mullings, OHIO STATE; Ryan Nielsen, PENN STATE; Laith Al-Agba, Tushaar Gautam, Evan Hays, Berger, Bradley Hunter, Malcolm Scatliffe, PENN STATE; Colin Foster, Dan Swan, PURDUE; Justin Baker, Bobby Croll, Jason Gonzaga, Ste- Eric Hodgman, Filip Koziell, Jarred Leibner, David Robinson, PUR- fan Reist, Adam Schumacher, Danny Westerman, WISCONSIN. DUE; Lachezar Kasarov, Jordan Raemisch, Mark Weinig, WISCON- SIN. 2000-01 Michael Kosta, Graydon Oliver, Ben Schreiber, ILLINOIS; Ian Ar- 2005-06 ons, Joseph Balsiger, Zachary Held, Paul Jacobson, Milan Rakvica, Pramod Dabir, Ryler DeHeart, Ruben Gonzales, ILLINOIS; David Ari Widlansky, INDIANA; Tom Buetikofer, Tyler Cleveland, Petar Man- Bubenicek, Neil Kenner, Michael McCarthy, INDIANA; Scott Elwell, dic, Peter Rose, Desh Sekhri, Stuart Waters, IOWA; Jeremy Edelson, Chaitu Malempati, Matt Sawin, Aaron Schaechterle, Bart Van Mons- MICHIGAN; Adam Hourani, Jimmy McGuire, MICHIGAN STATE; jou, IOWA; Brian Hung, Matko Maravic, MICHIGAN; Michael Flowers, Jorge Duenas, Thomas Haug, Harsh Mankad, Ed Marques, Eric Rob- Adam Monich, MICHIGAN STATE; Adam Altepeter, Adrien DeBreyne, ertson, Jon Svensson, MINNESOTA; Russell Bennett, Brad Erickson, Pierrre Dumas, Mike Kantar, Raoul Schwark, Pete Torgrimson, Sion NORTHWESTERN; Phillip Metz, Vincent Ng, Robert Wellstein, OHIO Wilkins, MINNESOTA; Matthew Christian, Christian Tempke, NORTH- STATE; Michael Anderson, Matthew Frakes, Bradley Nudell, Steven WESTERN; Scott Green, Dennis Mertens, Todd Wojtkowski, OHIO Van Der Westhuyzen, PENN STATE; Laith Al-Agba, Scott Mayer, Dan STATE; Ryan Berger, James Dwyer, Bradley Hunter, Michael James, Swan, PURDUE; Justin Baker, Bobby Croll, Jason Gonzaga, Stefan Malcolm Scatliffe, Christopher, Sherman, PENN STATE; Colin Foster, Reist, Scott Rutherford, Danny Westerman, WISCONSIN. Jose Fuenmayor, Eric Hodgman, Jarred Leibner, Matt Zollman, PUR- DUE; Lachezar Kasarov, Nolan Polley, WISCONSIN. 2001-02 Alex Hobson, Mike Kosta, Philip Stolt, ILLINOIS; Zachary Held, Milan 2006-07 Rakvica, Ari Widlansky, INDIANA; David Freijd, Petar Mandic, Peter Ruben Gonzales, ILLINOIS; David Bubenicek, Michael McCarthy, Rose, Stuart Waters, IOWA; Michael Hodge, Adam Hourani, Michael Thomas Richter, Arnaud Roussel, INDIANA; Scott Elwell, Gregory Jonckheere, James McGuire, Eric Simonton, MICHIGAN STATE; Holm, Mathew Sawin, Bart von Monsjou, IOWA; Peter Aarts, Scott Thomas Haug, Harsh Mankad, Aleksey Zharinov, MINNESOTA; Wil- Bruckmann, Ryan Heller, Brian Hung, Matko Maravic, Steve Peretz, liam Bennett, Joost Hol, Ahmed Wahla, NORTHWESTERN; Conor MICHIGAN; John Allare, Michael Flowers, Alex Forger, Adam Monich, Casey, Benjamin Kirksey, Phillip Metz, Vincent Ng, OHIO STATE; Scott Rasmussen, MICHIGAN STATE; Adam Altepeter, Pierre Dumas, Michael Anderson, Matthew Frakes, Bradley Nudell, PENN STATE; Chi-Lang Pham, Raoul Schwark, MINNESOTA; Matt Christian, Marc Laith Al-Agba, Troy Havens, Scott Mayer, Seth McKinley, Dan Swan, Dwyer, Christian Tempke, NORTHWESTERN; Steven Moneke, Mike Andrew Wakefield, PURDUE; Justin Baker, Jason Gonzaga, David O’Connell, OHIO STATE; Ryan Berger, James Dwyer, Bradley Hunter, Hippee, Scott Rutherford, Danny Westerman, WISCONSIN. Michael James, Brendan Lynch, Christopher Sherman, Adam Slagter, PENN STATE; Jose Fuenmayor, Eric Hodgman, Griff Nienberg, Pat- 2002-03 rick Rose, Scott Warner, PURDUE; Lachezar Kasarov, Nolan Polley, Amer Delic, Alex Hobson, Chris Martin, Philip Stolt, ILLINOIS; Zach WISCONSIN. Held, Petr Novotny, Jakub Praibis, Ryan Recht, INDIANA; Johan Ber- genas, David Freijd, Pete Rose, Stuart Waters, IOWA; David Anving, Josef Fischer, Carey Rubin, Michael Rubin, MICHIGAN; Andrew For- manczyk, Adam Hourani, Cameron Marshall, James McGuire, Chris Mitchell, Eric Simonton, MICHIGAN STATE; Nate Feldman, Thomas Haug, Avery Ticer, Aleksey Zharinov, MINNESOTA; Russell Bennett, Justin Hoeveler, Ahmed Wahla, NORTHWESTERN; Conor Casey, Ben Kirksey, Phil Metz, Vince Ng, OHIO STATE; James Crowell, Mat- thew Frakes, Clint Keithley, Bradley Nudell, Matthew Rose, John Ru- bens, PENN STATE; Troy Havens, Scott Mayer, Seth McKinley, David Robinson, Andrew Wakefield, PURDUE; David Hippee, WISCONSIN.

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 431 MEN’S TENNIS ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (continued) 2007-08 2011-12 Ruben Gonzales, ILLINOIS; Phillip Eilers, Lachlan Ferguson, Michael Bruno Abdelnour, Will Kendall, Josh MacTaggart, Dimitrije Ta- McCarthy, Thomas Richter, INDIANA; Patrick Dwyer, Reinoud Haal, sic, Stephen Vogl, INDIANA; Mitch Beckert, Garret Dunn, Michael Gergory Holm, Tom McGeorge, Mathew Sawin, Bart van Monsjou, Swank, Chase Tomlins, Joey White, IOWA; Shaun Bernstein, Barrett IOWA; Peter Aarts, Scott Bruckmann, Mike DePietro, Matko Mara- Franks, MICHIGAN; Denis Bogatov, Austin Brooks, Ronnie Hulewicz, vic, Andrew Mazlin, George Navas, MICHIGAN; Adam Monich, Alex Andrew Lied, Aaron Pfister, MICHIGAN STATE; Rok Bonin, Julian Forger, Brendan Kinkopf, John Allare, Scott Rasmussen, MICHIGAN Dehn, Juan Pablo Ramirez, Michael Sicora, MINNESOTA; Chris Au- STATE; Adam Altepeter, Dino Bilankov, Pierre Dumas, Chi-Lang mueller, Benedikt Lindheim, Eric Sock, NEBRASKA; Sidarth Balaji, Pham, Raoul Schwark, MINNESOTA; Marc Dwyer, Alex Sanborn, Josh Graves, Chris Jackman, Tobias Reitz, Eric Spector, Spencer NORTHWESTERN; Christian Christensen, Justin Kronauge, Steven Wolf, NORTHWESTERN; Chase Buchanan, Hunter Callahan, Peter Moneke, Mike O’Connell, OHIO STATE; James Dwyer, Ryan Gorm- Kobelt, Devin McCarthy, Kevin Metka, Blaz Rola, Nelson Vick, Steven ley, Michael James, Brendan Lynch, Christopher Sherman, Adam Williams, OHIO STATE; Russell Bader, Guanhua Chen, Taylor Cohen, Slagter, Guillaume St-Maurice, PENN STATE; Paul Foley, Jose Fuen- Ramy Labna, Bryan Welnetz, Chris Young, PENN STATE; Aaron Du- mayor, Kelubia Mabatha, Griffin Nienberg, Patrick Rose, PURDUE; jovne, Mark Kovacs, Krisztian Krocsko, Szymon Tatarczyk, PURDUE; Moritz Baumann, Michael Dierberger, Nolan Polley, WISCONSIN. Billy Bertha, Petr Satral, WISCONSIN.

2008-09 2012-13 Marek Czerwinski, Abe Souza, Marc Spicijaric, ILLINOIS; Lachlan Bruno Abdelnour, Ross Guignon, Tim Kopinski, Josh MacTaggart, Ferguson, Santiago Gruter, INDIANA; Patrick Dwyer, Reinoud Haal, Dimitrije Tasic, INDIANA; Garret Dunn, Andres Estenssoro, Michael Austen Kauss, Thomas McGeorge, IOWA; Peter Aarts, Mike DePiet- Swank, Chase Tomlins, Joey White, IOWA; Shaun Bernstein, Paul ro, Jason Jung, Andrew Mazlin, George Navas, MICHIGAN; John Al- Heeder, MICHIGAN; Harris Jadun, Andrew Lied, Gijs Linders, Aaron lare, Alex Forger, Brendan Kinkopf, Jason Norville, Scott Ramussen, Pfister, Christian Roehmer, Doug Zade, MICHIGAN STATE; Rok Clark Richardson, John Stratton, MICHIGAN STATE; Adam Altepeter, Bonin, Mathieu Froment, Eric Frueh, Jack Hamburg, Leandro Tole- Dino Bilankov, Sebastian Gallego, Tobias Wernet, MINNESOTA; Marc do, MINNESOTA; Sebastian Florczyk, Eric Sock, Brandon Videtich, Dwyer, Philip Kafka, Andrew McCarthy, Peter Rispoli, Alex Sanborn, NEBRASKA; Sidarth Balaji, Chris Jackman, Spencer Wolf, NORTH- Alexander Thams, NORTHWESTERN; Matt Allare, Justin Kronauge, WESTERN; Hunter Callahan, Chris Diaz, Peter Kobelt, Devin Mc- Steven Moneke, Balazs Novak, Mike O’Connell, Shuhei Uzawa, OHIO Carthy, Kevin Metka, OHIO STATE; Russell Bader, Guanhua Chen, STATE; Jamieson Cox, Ryan Gormley, Brendan Lynch, Adam Slagter, Tomas Hanzlik, Ramy Labna, Bryan Welnetz, Chris Young, PENN Guillaume St-Maurice, PENN STATE; Paul Foley, Griff Nienberg, P.J. STATE; Diego Acosta, Aaron Dujovne, Mark Kovacs, Krisztian Kroc- Rose, PURDUE; Michalicka Marek, Marrack Peter, WISCONSIN. sko, Szymon Tatarczyk, PURDUE; Billy Bertha, Petr Satral, WISCON- SIN. 2009-10 Marek Czerwinski, Connor Roth, Abe Souza, ILLINOIS; Lachlan 2013-14 Ferguson, Santiago Gruter, Will Kendall, Stephen Vogl, INDIANA; Farris Gosea, Ross Guignon, Jared Hiltzik, Alex Jesse, Brian Page, Mitch Beckert, Patrick Dwyer, Reinould Haal, Austen Kauss, Tommy ILLINOIS; Alekzander Davila, Dimitrije Tasic, Elliott Yee, INDIANA; McGeorge, IOWA; Jason Jung, George Navas, MICHIGAN; Austin Andres Estenssoro, Michael Swank, Chase Tomlins, Joey White, Brooks, Ronnie Hulewicz, Brendan Kinkopf, Jason Norville, Clark IOWA; Shaun Bernstein, MICHIGAN; Paul Heeder, Harry Jadun, Richardson, John Stratton, Joe Vallee, MICHIGAN STATE; Dino Bi- Drew Lied, Gijs Linders, John Patrick Mullane, Aaron Pfister, Doug lankov, Julian Dehn, Sebastian Gallego, Jonathan Hadash, Michael Zade, MICHIGAN STATE; Mathieu Froment, Eric Frueh, Jack Ham- Sicora, Eddie Svenda, Tobias Wernet, MINNESOTA; Josh Graves, burg, Tucker Saxon, Leandro Toledo, Ruben Weber, MINNESOTA; Andrew McCarthy, Tobias Reitz, Alex Sanborn, Eric Spector, NORTH- Dusty Boyer, Andrew Dzulynsky, Scott Elsass, Sebastian Florczyk, WESTERN; Matt Allare, Chase Buchanan, Justin Kronauge, Devin Marc Herrmann, Chris Schindler, Brandon Videtich, Bradford Zitsch, McCarthy, Balazs Novak, Mike O’Connell, Shuhei Uzawa, OHIO NEBRASKA; Mihir Kumar, Raleigh Smith, NORTHWESTERN; Evan STATE; Ryan Gormley, Jason Lee, Guillaume St- Maurice, PENN Bechtel, Chris Diaz, Kevin Metka, Ralf Steinbach, OHIO STATE; Rus- STATE; Jan-Frans Engelbrecht, Paul Foley, Branko Kuzmanovic, P.J. sell Bader, Matthew Barry, Ramy Labna, Roman Trkulja, Christopher Rose, Thomas Wilson, PURDUE; Marek Michalicka, Patrick Pohl- Young, PENN STATE; Diego Acosta, Aaron Dujovne, Mark Kovacs, mann, WISCONSIN. Szymon Tatarczyk, PURDUE; Jakhongir Jalolov, Petr Satral, Michael Sinha, Oskar Wikberg, WISCONSIN. 2010-11 Bruno Abdelnour, Johnny Hamui, Stephen Hoh, Dennis Nevolo, Con- 2014-15 nor Roth, KU Singh, Abe Souza, ILLINOIS; Santiago Gruter, Will Farris Gosea, Ross Guignon, Jared Hiltzik, Brian Page, ILLINOIS; Kendall, Josh MacTaggart, Stephen Vogl, INDIANA; Mitchell Beck- Daniel Bednarczyk, Alekzander Davila, Sven Lalic, Stefan Lugonjic, ert, Marc Bruche, Garret Dunn, Austen Kauss, IOWA; Jason Jung, Matthew McCoy, Dimitrije Tasic, Elliott Yee, INDIANA; Andres Estens- Duncan Muil, MICHIGAN; Denis Bogatov, Austin Brooks, Ronnie soro, IOWA; Tyler Gardiner, MICHIGAN; Brett Forman, Harry Jadun, Hulewicz, Mat Nelson, Jason Norville, Clark Richardson, Christian Gijs Linders, Doug Zade, MICHIGAN STATE; Mathieu Froment, Eric Roehmer, John Stratton, MICHIGAN STATE; Rok Bonin, Julian Dehn, Frueh, Jack Hamburg, Jeremy Lynn, Tucker Saxon, Leandro Toledo, Sebastian Gallego, Michael Sicora, Eduard Svenda, Tobias Wernet, Ruben Weber, MINNESOTA; Dusty Boyer, Court Clark, Andrew Dzu- MINNESOTA; Sidarth Balaji, Joshua Graves, Andrew McCarthy, Tobi- lynsky, Scott Elsass, Marc Herrmann, Chris Schindler, Charlie Shin, as Reitz, Eric Spector, Spencer Wolf, NORTHWESTERN; Matt Allare, Vasileios Stavropoulos, Bradford Zitsch, NEBRASKA; Alp Horoz, Chase Buchanan, Devin McCarthy, Balazs Novak, Shuhei Uzawa, Mihir Kumar, Alex Pasareanu, Sam Shropshire, Alberto Zanotti, Nelson Vick, OHIO STATE; Guanhua Chen, Taylor Cohen, Bryan Wel- NORTHWESTERN; Chris Diaz, Matt Mendez, Kevin Metka, Herkko netz, PENN STATE; Jan-Frans Engelbrecht, Billy Heuer, PURDUE; Pollanen, Riley Reist, Ralf Steinbach, OHIO STATE; Matthew Barry, Billy Bertha, Marek Michalicka, WISCONSIN. Marc Collado, Nika Dolidze, Alexander Fennell, Tomas Hanzlik, Chris- tian Lutschaunig, Michael Reilly, Roman Trkulja, PENN STATE; Diego Acosta, Matt Bouggy, Lucas Dages, Arthur Dobradin, PURDUE; Jak- hongir Jalolov, Michael Sinha, John Zordani, WISCONSIN.

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 432 MEN’S TENNIS ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (continued) 2015-16 rino Alpeza, Kaleb Dobbs, Josip Krstanovic, Justyn Levin, Vladyslav Aron Hiltzik, Jared Hiltzik, Alex Jesse, Pablo Landa, Toshiki Matsuya, Lobak, Stefan Milicevic, Elijah Ogilvy, Jesse Sprinkel, MINNESOTA; Brian Page, Aleks Vukic, ILLINOIS; Alekzander Davila, Stefan Lugon- Micah Klousia, Jon Meyer, NEBRASKA; Johannes Abrahamsen, jic, Matthew McCoy, Elliott Yee, INDIANA; Nils Hallestrand, James Chris Ephron, Antonioni Fasano, AJ Joshi, Michael Lorenzini, Jason Jacoby, IOWA; Davis Crocker, Tyler Gardiner, Jathan Malik, MICHI- Seidman, Dominik Stary, Ben Vandixhorn, NORTHWESTERN; Martin GAN; Michael Dube, Alexander Kim, Jasper Koenen, William Shisler, Joyce, Alex Kobelt, John McNally, Kyle Seelig, Tim Seibert, Hunter MICHIGAN STATE; Felix Corwin, Jeremy Lynn, Tucker Saxon, Matic Tubert, Jacob Wareti, JJ Wolf, OHIO STATE; Christos Antonopoulos, Spec, Ruben Weber, MINNESOTA; Dusty Boyer, Andrew Dzulyn- Constant Morisson De La Bassetiere, Matt Galush, Chris Kuhnle, sky, Scott Elsass, Marc Herrmann, Chris Schindler, Bradford Zitsch, Christian Lakoseljac, Ben Lieb, Zach Lieb, Gabriel Agatti Nemeth, Alp NEBRASKA; Fedor Baev, Alp Horoz, Mihir Kumar, Sam Shropshire, Sentay, Noah Sutter, PENN STATE; Stephan Koengisfest, Maksymil- Konrad Zieba, NORTHWESTERN; Hugo Di Feo, Chris Diaz, Matt ian Raupuk, Dominik Sochurek, PURDUE; Chase Colton, Jesper Fre- Mendez, Herkko Pollanen, Riley Reist, Charles Shewalter, Ralf Stein- imuth, Robert Krill, Martim Vilela, WISCONSIN. bach, Mikael Torpegaard, OHIO STATE; Matthew Barry, Marc Colla- do, Nika Dolidze, Tomas Hanzlik, David Kohan, Aws Laaribi, Christian Academic All-America in bold Lutschaunig, Roman Trkulja, PENN STATE; Matt Bouggy, Lucas Dag- es, Arthur Dobradin, Renan Hanayama, Gergely Madarasz, Benjamin Ugarte, PURDUE; Josef Dodridge, Johnnie Jalalov, Tomas Pitra, El- liott Sprecher, John Zordani, WISCONSIN.

2016-17 Aron Hiltzik, Alex Jesse, Pablo Landa, Aleks Vukic, ILLINOIS; An- tonio Cembellin, Stefan Lugonjic, Matthew McCoy, INDIANA; Nils Hallestrand, Jake Jacoby, IOWA; Davis Crocker, Tyler Gardiner, Alex Knight, Jathan Malik, Myles Schalet, Gabe Tishman, MICHIGAN; Mi- chael Dube, Brett Forman, Colin Harvey, Jasper Koenen, Ivan Rakic, William Shisler, MICHIGAN STATE; Marino Alpeza, Felix Corwin, Jo- sip Krstanovic, Justyn Levin, Jeremy Lynn, Matic Spec, Jesse Sprin- kel, MINNESOTA; Tomislav Antoljak, Micah Klousia, Rok Krizaj, Jon Meyer, NEBRASKA; Jason Seidman, Sam Shropshire, Ben Vandix- horn, Konrad Zieba, NORTHWESTERN; Hugo Di Feo, Martin Joyce, Alex Kobelt, Matt Mendez, Herkko Pollanen, Riley Reist, Kyle Seelig, Mikael Torpegaard, Hunter Tubert, OHIO STATE; Marc Collado Cas- tells, Nika Dolidze, Matthew Galush, David Kohan, Aws Laaribi, Ben- jamin Lieb, Zachary Lieb, Christian Lutschaunig, Constant Morrison De La Bassetiere, PENN STATE; Matt Bouggy, Lucas Dages, Renan Hanayama, Gergely Madarasz, Ricky Medinilla, Dominik Sochurek, Benjamin Ugarte, PURDUE; Josef Dodridge, Elliott Sprecher, John Zordani, WISCONSIN.

2017-18 Vuk Budic, Zeke Clark, Aron Hiltzik, Noe Khlif, Aleks Kovacevic, Pablo Landa, Aleks Vukic, ILLINOIS; Payam Ahmadi, Zac Brodney, Anto- nio Cembellin, Bennett Crane, Will Piekarsky, Keivon Tabrizi, INDI- ANA; Jake Jacoby, Jason Kerst, IOWA; Nick Beaty, Davis Crocker, Alex Knight, Myles Schalet, Gabe Tishman, MICHIGAN; Michael Dube; Brett Forman, Colin Harvey, Jasper Koenen, Ivan Rakic, Billy Shisler, MICHIGAN STATE; Marino Alpeza, Felix Corwin, Josip Krsta- novic, Justyn Levin, Stefan Milicevic, Eli Ogilvy, Matic Spec, Jesse Sprinkel, MINNESOTA; Dylan Bednarczyk, Linus Erhart, Micah Klou- sia, Rok Krizaj, Jon Meyer, NEBRASKA; Chris Ephron, Jason Seid- man, Dominik Stary, Ben Vandixhorn, NORTHWESTERN; Martin Joyce, Alex Kobelt, Matt Mendez, Riley Reist, Kyle Seelig, Joseph Thomas, Mikael Torpegaard, Hunter Tubert, Jacob Wareti, JJ Wolf, OHIO STATE; Gabriel Agatti Nemeth, Christos Antonopoulos, Mat- thew Galush, Benjamin Leib, Zachary Leib, Constant Morrison De La Bassetiere, Noah Sutter, PENN STATE; Renan Hanayama, Stephan Koenigsfest, Gergely Madarasz, Dominik Sochurek, Benjamin Ugarte Purdue, PURDUE; Chema Carranza, Chase Colton, Josef Dodridge, Darius Mackenzie, Lamar Remy, Daniel Soyfer, WISCONSIN.

2018-19 Alex Brown, Vuk Budic, Zeke Clark, Noe Khlif, Aleks Kovacevic, Fletcher Scott, ILLINOIS; Payam Ahmadi, Zac Brodney, Antonio Cam- bellin, Bennett Crane, William Piekarsky, Andrew Redding, INDIANA; Will Davies, Jason Kerst, IOWA; Nick Beaty, Harrison Brown, Myles Schalet, Kristofer Siimar, Mattias Siimar, Gabe Tishman, MICHIGAN; John Carlin, Colin Harvey, Josh Mukherjee, Ivan Rakic, Billy Shisler Michigan State, Jack Winkler, MICHIGAN STATE; Jackson Allen, Ma-

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