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OJAI RECORD OF EVENTS INDEX I. Team Champions 1. Ojai Team Champions (1896-1898) Page 2 II. Junior and School Champions and Finalists 2. Boys’ 14s Singles (1919-Present) Pages 2-4 3. Boys’ 14s Doubles (1919-1982) Pages 4-5 4. Boys’ 16s Singles (1962-Present) Pages 5-6 5. Boys’ 16s Doubles (1962-2000) Pages 6-7 6. Boys’ Interscholastic (CIF) Singles (1899-Present) Pages 7-9 7. Boys’ Interscholastic (CIF) Doubles (1899-Present) Pages 9-11 8. Boys’ Interscholastic (CIF) Team (1955-Present) Page 11-12 9. Girls’ 14s Singles (1919-Present) Pages 12-13 10. Girls’ 14s Doubles (1919-1982) Pages 13-15 11. Girls’ 16s Singles (1962-Present) Pages 15-16 12. Girls’ 16s Doubles (1962-2000) Page 16 13. Girls’ 18s Singles (1907-Present) Pages 16-18 14. Girls’ 18s Doubles (1907-Present) Pages 18-20 15. Girls’ High School Team (1955-1973) Page 20 III. Open Champions and Finalists 16. Men’s Singles (1899-Present) Pages 21-23 17. Men’s Doubles (1900-Present) Pages 23-25 18. Women’s Singles (1900-Present) Pages 25-27 19. Women’s Doubles (1900-Present) Pages 27-29 IV. Pac-12 Champions and Finalists 20. Men’s Singles (1954-2011) Pages 29-30 21. Men’s Doubles (1954-2011) Pages 30-31 22. Men’s Team (1951-Present) Page 31 23. Women’s Singles (1987-Present) Page 31-32 24. Women’s Doubles (1987-Present) Page 32 25. Women’s Team (1987-Present) Pages 32 26. Men’s Invitational Singles (1997-2011) Page 33 27. Men’s Invitational Doubles (1997-2011) Page 33 28. Women’s Invitational Singles (1997-Present) Pages 33-34 29. Women’s Invitational Doubles (1997-Present) Page 34 1 V. Collegiate and Community Colleges Champions and Finalists 30. Men’s Intercollegiate Singles (1911-1953) Pages 34-35 31. Men’s Intercollegiate Doubles (1911-1953) Page 35-36 32. Men’s Invitational Singles (1986-1996) Page 36 33. Men’s Invitational Doubles (1986-1996) Page 36 34. Women’s Invitational Singles (1986-1996) Page 36 35. Women’s Invitational Doubles (1986-1996) Pages 36-37 36. Men’s Independent Singles (1954-Present) Pages 37-38 37. Men’s Independent Doubles (1954-Present) Pages 38-39 38. Men’s Independent Team (1954-Present) Page 39 39. Women’s Independent Singles (1916-Present) Pages 39-41 40. Men’s Indepenedent Doubles (1916-Present) Pages 41-42 41. Women’s Independent Team (1955-Present) Pages 42 42. Men’s Big West Singles (1989-2002) Page 42-43 43. Men’s Big West Team (1989-2002) Page 43 44. Women’s Big West Singles (1989-2002) Page 43 45. Women’s Big West Team (1989-2002) Page 43 46. Men’s Division III Singles West Regional (1997-Present) Page 43-44 47. Men’s Division III Doubles West Regional (1997-Present) Page 44 48. Women’s Division III Singles West Regional (1998-1999) Page 44 49. Women’s Division III Doubles West Regional (1998-1999) Page 44 50. Men’s Community College Singles (1938-Present) Pages 44-46 51. Men’s Community College Doubles (1938-Present) Pages 46-47 52. Men’s Community College Team (1953-Present) Pages 47-48 53. Women’s Community College Singles (1968-Present) Page 48-49 54. Women’s Community College Doubles (1968-Present) Page 49 55. Women’s Community College Team (1974-Present) Pages 50 VI. Miscellany 56. Mixed Doubles (1900-1956) Pages 50-51 57. Old-Timers Event (1959) Page 51 I. Ojai Team Champions 1896-1898 1) 1896 -- Ojai Champions (Edgar A. Carne, Harold Hope Doeg, L. H. Green, W. C. Hendrickson, E. A. Palmer, W.L. Thacher) defeated Ventura Champions (Dr. Arneill, Trevor Isenberg, A. S. Kenagy, Mack Love, T. G. Morrison, Oliver P. Morton). 1897 -- Ojai and Ventura Champions (Trevor Isenberg, A.S. Kenagy, Mack Love, Oliver P. Morton, Edward A. Palmer, H. G. Stevens, W. L. Thacher, James V. Weeden) defeated Santa Barbara Champions (George R. Agassiz, Arthur Alexander, W. Murray Alexander, C. S. Fay, R. Barrett Fithian, W.M.S. Moore, R. A. Rainey). Ventura and Santa Barbara Champions (Arthur Alexander, W. Murray Alexander, Oliver P. Morton, and W.L. Thacher) defeated Los Angeles Champions (Arthur Bumiller, J. Cravens, Robert A. Rowan, Mr. Welcome). 1898 -- Northern California Champions (Samuel Hardy, Sumner Hardy, George R. Whitney, Robert N. Whitney) defeated Southern California Champions (Arthur Bumiller, Oliver S. Picher, Robert A. Rowan, W. L. Thacher.) II. Ojai Junior and School Champions 2) Boys’ 14-and-under Singles Championship The Ojai Lions Club Trophy; First presented in 1961 The Harold Scott Chaffee Memorial Trophy was presented from 1952 to 1960 Champion Finalist 1919-Theodore Jones (Nordhoff) Roger Herbert (Nordhoff) 1920-Curtis H. Selden (Thacher School) George Bailard (Carpinteria) 2 1921-James Keely (El Monte) John McCarter (San Antonio, Ojai) 1922-Keith Gledhill (Eichler's School, SB) Martin Kosub (San Antonio) 1923-Keith Gledhill (Echler's School, SB) Thomas Todd (Thacher School) 1924-No Tournament 1925-Keith Gledhill (Santa Barbara Jr. High) Nelson Dodge (Marshall G. S., Pasadena) 1926-Robert Hastings (Thacher School) Sam Gorham (Ojai Valley School) 1927-Robert Johnson (Thacher School) James Bobbitt (Glendale HS) 1928-William Doeg (Santa Monica HS) Charles Hunt (Star of Sea, San Francisco) 1929-Jay Cohn (Lincoln Jr. HS) Charles Hunt (San Rafael Military) 1930-Jay Cohn (Santa Monica HS) Gene Mako (Glendale HS) 1931-Gene Mako (Glendale HS) Jack Creamer (McKinley Jr. HS) 1932-Robert Braley (Los Angeles HS) Robert Underwood (Los Angeles HS) 1933-Bernard Coghln (John Adams Jr. HS) Joseph Hunt (St. Ignatius, San Francisco) 1934-Joseph Hunt (Fairfax HS) Julius Heldman (Hollywood HS) 1935-James Wade (Charles Elliott Jr. HS) Ted Schroeder (Glendale HS) 1936-Nolan McQuown (Franklin HS) Ted Olewine (Lincoln Jr. HS) 1937-Robert Carrothers (Coronado HS) Douglas Woodbury (Fairfax H., Hollywood) 1938-Harry Likas (Lowell HS San Francisco) George Triester (Los Angeles HS) 1939-Budge Patty (LA HS) John Howard (Bancroft Jr. HS Hollywood) 1940-Bob Falkenburg (Bancroft Jr. HS, Hollywood) Charles Hubbard, Jr. (Polytechnic, Long Beach) 1941-Gerald Jacobs (Oxnard HS) Don Woolsey (Ventura Jr. HS) 1942-Herb Flam (Beverly Vista) Glenn Bassett (Lincoln Jr. High) 1943-No Tournament 1944-No Tournament 1945-No Tournament 1946-No Tournament 1947-W. Reed (Alameda HS) C. R. Livingston (Alhambra HS) 1946-R. Perry (University HS, Pasadena) A. Cleveland (Lincoln Jr. High, Santa Monica) 1949-Don Kierbow (Venice) Joe Blatchford (Beverly Hills) 1950-Franklin Johnson (San Diego) Jon Douglas (Santa Monica) 195l-Jon Douglas (Lincoln Jr. High, Santa Monica) Franklin Johnson (St. Augustine) 1952-Tom Freiberg (Beverly Hills) Ron Schoenberg (Loyola) 1953-Norman Perry (University LA) John Serrano (Van Nuys) 1954-Joe Cowley (Le Conte) Bobby Delgado (Bret Harte Jr. HS) 1955-George Stoesser (Serra) Ron Sandys (La Jolla) 1956-Billy Bond (La Jolla) Ramsey Earnhart (Ventura) 1957-Billy Bond (La Jolla) Charles Rombeau (North Hollywood) 1958-David Sanderlin (El Cajon) Charles Rombeau (North Hollywood) 1959-Gerald Applebaum (University) Steve Foster (Walter Reed) 1960-Ron Dewing (Grossmont) Stephen Foster (North Hollywood) 1961-Thomas Karp (Emerson) Carlos Carriedo (Santa Rita) 1962-Jim Rombeau (Walter Reed) Doug Verdieck (Redlands) 1963-Don Lutz (St. John Vianney) Tom Hodges (Ojai Valley School) 1964-Rick Evans (La Jolla) Richard Sherwood (Beverly Hills) 1965-Randy Thomas (Mar Vista) Mark Shires (Emerson) 1966-M. Randell Thomas (Mar Vista) James Hagey (La Jolla) 1967-Bob Kreiss (Emerson) Chico Hagey (La Jolla Day) 1968-Joseph Edles (Stephens) Steve Mott (Muirlands) 1969-David Bohrnstedt (Clement) Thomas Kreiss (Rextord) 1970-Christopher Lewis (Harvard) Paul Donzis (El Rodeo) 1971-Perry Wright (Beverly Hills) Mike Edles (Hughes) 1972-Don Paulsen (Washington) Alan Winkler (St. John) 1973-Jeff Jones (Smedley) Ronald Hightower (Thomas Starr King) 1974-Daniel Saltz (UTT) Seth Grinspan (Revere) 1975-Randy Nixon (Corona Jr. High) David Siegler 1976-John Davis (Lincoln Jr. High) Mike Terner 1977-Christopher Schoop (Paul Revere Jr. High) Donovan Jones 1978-Tim Pawset (Hewes Jr. High) Rick Leach 1979-Richard D. Leach (Thurston Jr. High) Matthew Frooman 3 1980-Eric Amend (Rolling Hills) Frank Grannis 1981-Tim Trigueiro (Santa Barbara) Mike Briggs 1982-Mike Briggs Steve Wiere 1983-Carl Chang Tom Blackmore 1984-Giora Payes Michael Chang 1985-Willy Quest Matthew Semler 1986-Hernan Olivas Marco-Antonio Zuniga 1987-Jonathan Leach Heath Montgomery 1988-Graham Giles Adam Peterson 1989-James Conda Eric Lin 1990-Cecil Mamiit Jakub Pietrowski 1991-Alex Hernandez Mike Bryan (Camarillo) 1992-Geoff Abrams Bob Bryan (Camarillo) 1993-Ryan Moore (Fullerton) Zachary Fleishman (Playa del Rey) 1994-Taylor Dent (Newport Beach) Jesse Melton (Los Angeles) 1995-Travis Rettenmaier (Camarillo) Danny O'Rourke (Petaluma) 1996-Paul Warkentin (Santa Barbara) Brian Wilson (San Marcos) 1997-Brian Morton (Costa Mesa) Drew Hoskins (Los Alamitos) 1998-Aaron Yovan (Irvine) Rylan Rizza (Rancho Palos Verdes) 1999-Justin Montgomery (Channel Isl. 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    92618_NWSLTR:SCTA Senior MAR 11/25/08 3:42 PM Page 1 SCTAwww.scta.usta.com Southernnews California Tennis Association DECEMBER 2008 The B’s And C Earned A’s Mark Winters Gabriela Paz Franco of Venezuela in a battle of unseeded players, 7-6, 6-1, to become the first American to win the Girls’ title since Tara Snyder in 1995. (Southern Calif- ornia’s Meilen Tu was the 1994 champion.) “I’m on cloud nine right now,” she said after the victory. “This is my first junior Mike and Bob Bryan All Photos: cameraworkusa tournament win in the he US Open was a SoCal showcase, as International Tennis Federation, and to do it Bob and Mike Bryan won their second at the US Open is an even greater achieve - Ttitle in New York and the sixth major ment for me. So, I’m just really happy.” of their career. Coco Vandeweghe, in only Though she lives in Rancho Santa Fe, the her third appearance in a junior Grand Slam Vandeweghe family has strong New Jersey event, captured her first big title. Were connections. Her family has a home there, Coco Vandeweghe grades given, the B’s and C earned A’s. and her grandparents are residents there. The twins defeated Lukas Dlouhy/ Her uncle Kiki is the General Manager of included her ever-present mother Tauna, Leander Paes 7-6, 7-6 in the Men’s Doubles the pro basketball team, the New Jersey who looked as if she could still swim and final. Mike said, “It feels really good to win, Nets, and the entire clan was on hand when play volleyball as she did as an intercollegiate especially in the US.
  • American Tennis Working Together the Players

    American Tennis Working Together the Players

    American Tennis Working Together The Players American tennis players, at both the professional and junior levels, have made prominent headlines in TEAM USA AND AMERICAN TENNIS 2015. Amid Serena Williams’ pursuit of the “Calendar Grand Slam,” this summer, many of America’s up- and-comers continued writing their own stories. Among them: Dear Tennis Friends, Teenagers Tommy Paul and Reilly Opelka won the French Open and Wimbledon boys’ titles, respectively, marking only the second time in history two different American boys had won consecutive Grand Slam When I took the position of General Manager, USTA Player Development on June 1, junior titles (John McEnroe and Van Winitsky won the French Open and Wimbledon, respectively, in 1977). I was well aware of the Team USA initiative, because I had been coaching and running an academy in the private sector just the day before. The work that Patrick McEnroe and his team in Player Development implemented to be more transparent, inclusive Taylor Fritz earned the International Tennis Federation’s No. 1 world junior ranking, becoming the first and collaborative is making a difference. American to hold the world’s top boys’ ranking since Donald Young’s year-end No. 1 finish in 2005. The Team USA initiative is an ongoing effort to create and implement a culture of Madison Keys, a 2015 Australian Open semifinalist, and CoCo Vandeweghe each advanced to the inclusiveness where personal coaches, USTA Sections and USTA Player Development quarterfinals at Wimbledon, alongside Serena Williams – the first time three U.S. women had reached work together to be part of a national movement to help develop the next wave of Wimbledon’s quarterfinals since 2004.
  • Angel on Our Racket

    Angel on Our Racket

    SCTANewsletter JUNE 2001 Angel On Our Racket Arlene Barco AAF/NJTL is all about kids. Jeff Bliss spent 15 years making Kristy McNichol is part of the the program special. AAF/NJTL effort. SCTA executive director Henry Talbert, SCTA/NJTL director Arlene Barco, AAF vice-president Patrick the president of the organization and an deal with others. The SCTA is fortunate to Escobar, and SCTA president Bill Rombeau. International Olympic Committee vice-presi- have had such a rewarding long-term partner- Photos: Arlene Barco. dent, and vice-president Patrick Escobar for 16 ship with the AAF, which also sponsors other years; 12 of those years as the program direc- local sports programs for youth. For the past 16 years, an angel has tor. During that time, I have seen many suc- This summer’s AAF/NJTL program, been looking after the Southern cess stories. The one story that has received which begins July 1, offers 24 hours of California Tennis Association’s National the greatest attention is Venus and Serena instruction at 140 locations, for children Junior Tennis League. This angel, the Williams playing in the program at East between the ages of 8 and 17.There are also Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Compton Park. There are many other inter- 20 locations with year-round programs Angeles (AAF), is again involved with the esting stories including how John Lansville, the which will begin in September and run program. Over 100,000 youngsters from manager of Player Development at the SCTA, through May 2002. disadvantaged areas, (some of whom are began his tennis career in AAF/NJTL.