2008 Demon Deacon Tennis Radio/TV Chart

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Alex Hirsch - SR Ana Jerman - JR Sasha Kulikova - SO Jenna Loeb -SR

Emilee Malvehy - FR Sierra Poske - JR Katarina Reveche - FR Christian Tara - JR

Pronunciation Guide Alex HER-sh Ana GER-man Sasha Kool-i-KOE-va Jenna LOBE Emilee Mal-VAY-he Sierra POS-kee Katarina Re-VECH-ay Christian TARE-a Chad Skorupka Biffy Kaufman Chad Skor-UP-ka Head Coach Assistant Coach

2007-08 DEMON DEACON ROSTER Alex Hirsch SR Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta International School Ana Jerman JR Ljubljana, Slovenia Bradenton Academy Sasha Kulikova SO Moscow, Russia Moscow State School #41 Jenna Loeb SR Ossining, N.Y. Ossining High School Emilee Malvehy FR Auburn, Calif. Bear River High School Sierra Poske JR Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Nease High School Katarina Reveche FR Canoga Park, Calif. Campbell Hall Christian Tara JR Lake Bluff, Ill. Lake Forest Academy

Chad Skorupka Head Coach 3rd Season Penn State, 1994 Elizabeth “Biffy” Kaufman Assistant Coach 1st Season Yale, 2003

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The 2007-08 Squad earned a starting position immediately. She’s proven she has In 2008 the Demon Deacons will rely upon leadership from up- the drive to compete at this level.” perclassmen as the team battles through one of the toughest schedules in the country. The Deacs welcome two newcomers to this year’s squad, Katarina Reveche and Emilee Malvehy, both out of California. “For the upcoming dual match season we have a good mix top to bottom of playing experience and solid new talent that will Reveche is a five star "blue chip" recruit from Canoga Park, lead to a successfull 2008 campaign,” Head Coach Chad Sko- Calif. She has consistently ranked in the top 30 of the USTA rupka said. Girls' national rankings and was ranked in the top 10 of Califor- nia players. Malvehy, an Auburn, Calif. native, is a five star re- Senior Alex Hirsch topped WFU’s lineup in 2007, finishing 8-10 in singles and 7-5 in doubles with partner Ashlee Davis. Davis and Hirsch were selected for the NCAA doubles championship, becoming WFU’s first tandem selection since 2005.

Hirsch’s largest ’07 singles upset came against fourth ranked Jenna Long, a clinching win for the Deacons over No. 4 North Carolina at the ACC opener in Winston-Salem. The Atlanta, Ga. native earned All-ACC honors for her 4-5 singles record and 6-3 doubles mark in conference play.

“Although the team finished in the top 20 for the first time in five years in 2007, the team finished the season with some injuries that hurt us on the court. We didn’t have Alex Hirsch for the NCAA Regionals and any time you have your No. 1 player out that hurts.” Skorupka said.

Senior Jenna Loeb struggled with injuries last season but will look to recover and make an impact in the 2008 Deacon lineup. Loeb saw singles court time in two ACC contests last season, landing a win over Boston College’s Sarah Svoboda.

Ana Jerman, Sierra Poske and Christian Tara make up the Dea- cons’ junior class and their performance will be crucial for Wake’s success in 2008. All three had regular starts in the middle of the lineup last season.

“Their effort makes the difference in our winning or losing this season,” Skorupka said. “The juniors are the heart of the lineup and have the experience now to get things done.”

Sasha Kulikova returns as the lone Deacon sophomore. Ku- likova earned the team’s MVP award last season and posted the team’s highest ACC mark with nine conference wins.

Alex Hirsch “Last season she was the only rookie, but she stepped up and

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cruit according to tennisrecruiting.net.

“Katarina and Emilee are two extremely talented athletes. I’m looking to see them get good experience this fall so they can make an immediate impact in dual match season.”

The Road Ahead The non-conference portion of the spring schedule features some of the nation’s top competition, including six teams that finished in the ITA’s Top 30 at the end of the 2007 season. The Deacs will open the spring schedule with a road match against 15th-ranked William & Mary*, the squad that ended WFU’s season at the NCAA Tournament in 2007. Sasha Kulikova

February play includes home matches with Penn State, 23rd- ranked Tennessee, 24th-ranked Indiana and No. 7 Notre Dame with a possible trip to the ITA Indoors tournament which show- cases the nation’s top 15 teams. “It’s one of the toughest schedules in the country, no question,” Skorupka said. “We’re hoping that we can pull out some The Deacs will spend early March in Texas facing Big 12 com- big wins, so that combined with the strength of our schedule petition from 13th-ranked Baylor and 25th-ranked Texas A&M. should give us a big lift in the rankings.” The TCU Horned Frogs will wrap up the Deacs non-conference portion of the schedule in Winston-Salem on March 6. A Quick Look Back In 2007, the Deacons finished 15-8 overall and 7-4 in ACC ac- Spring Break consists of a trip out west to San Diego with a tion. The squad peaked at No. 14 in the rankings at the start match against San Diego State on March 13. of ACC season following a huge upset over North Carolina. In the ACC Tournament, the Deacs defeated Maryland (4-0) in In 2008, the Deacons will have seven consecutive ACC road the first round but were ousted by North Carolina in the second battles, beginning with Maryland on March 22 and ending with round (4-0). The Deacons were invited to the dance for the NC State on April 6. The stretch includes No. 11 Clemson on second consecutive season, defeating Penn in the first round March 29 and 2007 NCAA Champions Georgia Tech on March (4-1), but falling to William & Mary in the second round (4-1). 30. No. 9 Miami will close out the Deacs’ regular season schedule on April 13 in Winston-Salem. *all rankings are from ITA’s final 2007 season poll

Katarina Reveche (L) and Emilee Malvehy (R)

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Chad Skorupka

3rd season Penn State, 1994 Career Record: 87-42 WFU Record: 29-18

After two seasons, Wake Forest head coach Chad Skorupka has 1999-2001. proved he has what it takes to guide a winning team in what is widely rec- Prior to returning to Winston-Salem, Skorupka spent four years as the ognized as one of the nation’s top tennis conferences. head coach of the Yale Bulldogs. Skorupka led the Bulldogs to a 58-24 overall In 2006, Skorupka took over a team that hadn’t had a winning season record, including the 2002 fall ECAC Championship. Under his tutelage, a in three years and led the squad to a 14-10 record. Skorupka followed up total of 10 athletes were named to the All-Ivy team in singles, including four with a stellar 15-8 season and a winning ACC record of 7-4 in 2007, the pairs that earned the honor in doubles. During both the 2003 and 2004 sea- team’s best conference finish since 2001. sons, the team was named ITA All-Academic squad and five individuals re- The Deacons hit new heights under Skorupka’s guidance last season. ceived ITA Scholar Athlete honors. The team peaked at No. 14 in the rankings, the highest mark in program his- In 2004, Skorupka guided the Bulldogs to a 12-7 overall record and tory. The Deacons finished 15-8 during dual match season with a 7-4 con- closed the year with a No. 70 national ranking. Yale finished in fourth place ference record. in the Ivy League and four athletes earned All-Ivy League honors. He was During the season, the No. 23 Deacons staged a massive upset over also honored that season as the 2004 ITA East Region Coach of the Year. No. 4 North Carolina on March 1. Alex Hirsch, Christian Tara and Sasha Kuli- In 2003, the Bulldogs finished the year as the No. 53 team in the nation vaka earned singles wins to take the victory following the Deacons’ double and earned victories over No. 13 Wake Forest and No. 34 Ohio State. The point win. program was also honored with the 2003 Alexis Boss Team Sportswoman- The squad received a berth to the NCAA Tournament for the second ship Award at the Brown Fall Invitational. consecutive year, where they advanced to the second round before falling Prior to his stint at Yale, Skorupka was an assistant coach at Wake to William & Mary. Forest for two years and helped guide the Demon Deacons to a 42-12 overall In his first season, with no seniors on the roster, Skorupka guided Wake record and two NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2001, WFU finished with Forest to a 14-10 record and the second round of the NCAA Tournament. an 18-9 overall record and advanced to the round of 16 at the NCAA Team Skorupka had three players ranked in the top 100 over the course of Championships -- all with only six players on the roster. Also in 2001, Sko- the season and sophomore Alex Hirsch qualified for the NCAA Singles Tour- rupka assisted in the development of All-Americans Bea Belik, Janet nament. Bergman and Adria Engel. That year, Belik captured the National Clay Court It was a successful season for a program with great tradition. Al- championship and advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Singles Cham- though it was Skorupka’s first season as head coach, he was familiar with pionship. As a doubles pair, Bielik and Bergman captured the title at the Na- Wake Forest’s past glory. He served as the program’s assistant coach from tional Clay Courts and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals. In 1999-2000,

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Wake was ranked fifth in the nation and reached the quarterfinals of the THE SKORUPKA FILE NCAA Team Championship. Before he was an assistant at Wake Forest, Skorupka served as the as- Coaching Career sistant women’s tennis coach at his alma mater, Penn State, for three sea- Wake Forest / 2005-current sons. While he was with the Nittany Lions, Skorupka was honored with two Head Coach Back-to-back winning seasons in first two years as prestigious coaching awards - the 1998 ITA Eastern Region Assistant Coach WFU head coach of the Year and the 1999 USTA/Central Pennsylvania District Coach of the Back-to-back NCAA Tournament invitations Year. Coached five top-100 players Before entering the collegiate coaching ranks, Skorupka worked for the Has had NCAA doubles and singles participants United States Tennis Association in Indianapolis, Ind., as the Play Tennis America Coordinator for the USTA/Western section, an area covering Illinois, Yale / 2001-05 Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin. He then served as the USTA’s district Head Coach 58-24 overall, 18-10 Ivy League coordinator of player development for the Middle States section, covering 10 All-Ivy players in singles and 4 doubles teams Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and West Virginia. 2002 ECAC Team Champions In addition, Skorupka was the head girls coach of the Middle States 2004 ITA Eastern Region Coach of the Year Tennis Association intersectional team in 1997 and 1998 where he was re- sponsible for coaching the top national players in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Wake Forest / 1999-2001 Delaware and West Virginia. Prior to that, Skorupka coached the 1996 Middle Assistant Coach States Junior Tennis Team at the World Team Tennis championships in San 42-12 overall record including a program-best 24-3 Diego, Calif. record in 2000 Assisted in the development of three All-Americans Skorupka received his bachelor’s degree in international politics from Reached the quarterfinals of the 2000 NCAA team Penn State in 1994 and earned a tournament. master’s degree in counseling edu- cation from Penn State in 1999. Penn State / 1996-99 At Penn State, Skorupka was Assistant Coach a four-year starter on the men’s ten- Named the 1998 ITA Eastern Region Assistant Coach of the nis team and was part of a doubles Year Named the 1999 USTA/Central Penn District Coach of the Year team that won the Rolex Region I title in 1993. He reached a career- Other Coaching Affiliations high ranking of No. 12 in doubles in USTA high performance coach the fall of 1993. Skorupka served as USTPR teaching professional a team captain during the 1993-94 season and also received the Playing Career school’s senior award for athletic Penn State / 1990-1994 excellence. Four-year letterwinner and team captain in ‘94 1993 Rolex East Region Doubles Champion Skorupka and his wife, Debra, reside in Advance.

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ELIZABETH “BIFFY” KAUFMAN

1st season Yale, 2003

Elizabeth “Biffy” Kaufman is in her first year of coaching with the Following her graduation with Demon Deacons, following up a stellar playing career with the a B.A. in American Studies, Yale Bulldogs and success after graduation on tour. Kaufman pursued a professional playing career where “I am very excited that Biffy will be joining the Wake family this she took a doubles champi- upcoming season. Biffy was an outstanding student athlete at onship in Japan and was a Yale and she will be a positive influence on our team,” Head doubles finalist in Oklahoma Coach Chad Skorupka said. and Mexico. Kaufman advanced to the quarterfinals or Kaufman was coached by current Wake Forest head coach Chad semifinals of 10 more tourna- Skorupka during her junior and senior seasons at Yale, where she ments and was a recipient of led the team at No. 1 singles and doubles. the USTA Sportsmanship Award at an event in Fort As a Bulldog, Kaufman compiled a 60-16 singles record, including Worth, Texas. a 16-4 mark at No. 1 during her senior year. She was named to the All-Ivy League singles team her junior and senior season for Since May of 2006, Kaufman a combined 10-4 conference record. Kaufman also excelled in has been teaching and coach- doubles, earning all-conference marks every year of her career ing top-ranked junior players at Yale. in Southern California at the Galvadon Tennis Academy in Coron- ado, California. Kaufman’s hard work made an impression on her teammates, as they voted her the squad’s MVP for three consecutive years. Dur- THE KAUFMAN FILE ing her senior year she served as the 2003 team captain where YALE UNIVERSITY TENNIS she helped guide the team to a 20-3 record. #1 Singles 2003 #1 Doubles 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 All-Ivy Singles 2002, 2003 All Ivy Doubles 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Team Captain 2003 MVP 2001, 2002, 2003 Most Improved 2001, 2002 Academic All-American 2003

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Tokyo, Japan Doubles Champion, 2005 Edmond, Oklahoma Doubles Finalist, 2006 Leon, Mexico Doubles Finalist, 2005 La Havana, Cuba Singles Semifinalist, 2005 Los Mochis, Mexico Singles Quarterfinalist, 2007 Southlake, Texas Singles Quarterfinalist, 2006 Ciudad Victoria, Mexico Singles Quarterfinalist, 2004 Hiroshima, Japan Singles Quarterfinalist, 2005 Saitama, Japan Singles Quarterfinalist, 2005 San Luis Potosi, Mexico Doubles Semifinalist, 2006 Ibaraki, Japan Doubles Semifinalist, 2005 Albuquerque, New Mexico Doubles Quarterfinalist, 2006 Recipient of USTA Sportsmanship Award at Fort Worth, Texas Tournament, 2005 Career High WTA Singles Ranking of #606 Career High WTA Doubles Ranking of #363

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What I My One A ran- Parent/ Last Favorite Ideal Person love sports reason dom Sibling book I TV show doubles I’m about idol is I chose habit I nick- read for partner dying to the Wake have name for pleasure go din- game me ner with

Chad Skorupka Pressure Mario Gorgeous Eating too Chadwick Red No Pat Cash Vladimir situations Lemieux environ- much Mutiny Reservations Putin ment chocolate

(right) Alex Hirsch The com- Lance Great Biting my Sunshine The Kite Law & Bob or Vince petition Armstrong academics nails (NOT a Runner Order: SVU Mike Vaughn and when I’m morning Bryan athletics nervous person)

Ana Jerman It is never Lance I love the Eating Nana The Anything Roger David over until Armstrong team eggs for White on CNN Federer Beckham the last spirit dinner Masai point

Sasha Kulikova You never Martina Academics Rolling Hunni- The Black Tell me you Novak know Hingis and my eyes a bunz Dahlia love me Djokovic what to the tennis lot Coach expect team Zinn (left)

Jenna Loeb The com- Derek Acadme- Walking J. Lo US Entourage Britney Charles petition Jeter cics and around Weekly Spears Michele (below) tennis with my Sartor iPod

Emilee Malvehy Individu- Pete Sam- The Running Em Getting Lost and Feliciano Steve ality pras gorgeous marathons Rid of The Lopez Forman campus Matthew Office (right)

Sierra Poske The com- Pete Sam- Great Picking Si The Ad- Coach petition pras academics my nails ventures Simpson and of Augie Tell me you Steffi athletics March love me Graf

Katarina Reveche The smell Roger The Retying Nina Harry Grey’s Andre Edward of tennis Federer people my shoes Potter Anatomy Agassi Norton balls when they’re not un- done

Christian Tara The Andre Academics I CT Harry Friends One of Julia competi- Agassi over- Potter the Bryan Roberts tiveness analyze brothers things (above)

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Alex Hirsch

Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta International School Highest Rank: 29th (1/9/07)

JUNIOR SEASON FRESHMAN SEASON Singles: 2007-08 preseason rank of 44... finished with 4-5 conference mark at No. Compiled a solid record in the fall season her freshman year, however, was unable 1, including wins over opponents from Duke, Florida State, North Carolina, Mary- to play in the spring season due to a serious elbow injury... in the fall recorded a land (ACC Tournament)… defeated UNC’s #4 Jenna Long 6-4, 3-6, 6-4… 2007 dominant 7-1 record, and remained ranked throughout much of the season... only preseason rank of 32, peaked at 29th on January 9, finished ranked 64th … loss came to teammate Karin Coetzee... recorded impressive wins over Ginger posted straight set wins over opponents from UM-Twin Cities, Syracuse, #67 Lowdermilk (Va. Tech) 7-6 (6), 6-3, Danielle Moita (Winthrop), 6-1, 6-4, Lauren Kansas, #27 Florida State, Furman, Duke… defeated Duke’s #59 Daniel Bercek Bruch (UVA) 6-2, 6-4, Christyn Lucas (South Carolina) 6-4, 6-1, Sarah Anundsun 6-1, 6-1 and #98 Nicola Slater (FSU) 6-1, 6-1… battled Georgia Tech’s fifth- (UNC-CH) 6-4, 6-3, Danela Alvarez (Clemson) 6-3, 6-2, and Manan Kruse (MTSU), ranked Kristi Miller through three sets (2-6, 6-4, 3-6)… missed several contests 6-1, 6-3... Closed out the season ranked at 90 nationally despite not playing in the in May due to injuries. spring... reached as high as 38 in January and 40 in February... compiled a 4-4 Doubles: Defeated #5 Duke duo Melissa Mang/Daniela Bereck 8-6 with doubles overall record, and played most consistently with Danielle Schwartz in doubles partner Ashlee Davis… also #40 GT duo Amanda Craddock/Alison Silverio 9- action with victories over the team of Williams/Ruzimosky of OSU, Morris/Borndt- 7… 5-3 in dual match doubles with Sierra Poske and 7-5 in dual match doubles Davis (Furman), Moita/Novares of Winthrop and Nzudie/Sukner of Marshall... with Ashlee Davis… 39th in doubles with Christian Tara. looks to rebound from her injury last season to make a strong contribution to the Demon Deacon squad in 2004-05. SOPHOMORE SEASON Was the preseason No. 92 ranked player in the country and was ranked as high PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST as 37th, which was the best on the team... ended the season ranked No. 44 in Top-ranked player in both the state of Georgia and the Southern Section... listed the nation... partnered with Ashlee Davis on the preseason No. 32 doubles team... 23rd in the nation and ranked 138th in the International Tennis Federation's world finished the season with a singles record of 25-11... began the spring season junior singles rankings... captured singles championships at the 2002 STA Closed, with a five-match winning streak, including two wins against players in the top- 2002 Bullfrog, 2001 Atlanta Chanda Rubin Classic, 2001 Junior Spring Fling and 25... went 7-6 against nationally ranked opponents... defeated No. 24 Hala Sufi was the doubles champion at the 2001 Atlanta Chanda Rubin Classic... also a sin- of Purdue 6-1, 6-1 to start the spring season... lost against No. 1 Kristi Miller of gles finalist at the 2002 Van Der Meer Chanda Rubin, 2001 USTA Supernational Georgia Tech, 7-5, 6-4, No. 2 Daniela Bereck of Duke, 6-4, 7-5, and No. 3 Audra Winter Championships, 2001 STA GA Closed and was the backdraw finalist at the Cohen of Miami, 6-2, 6-1... finished with a singles record of 5-6 in the ACC... gar- 2001 USTA Super National Easter Bowl... a singles semifinalist at the 2001 South nered preseason ranking of 32 in doubles with teammate Ashlee Davis and they Carolina Chanda Rubin American ITF Circuit, 2001 USTA Supernational Clay reached their highest ranking at No. 20... Went 15-20 overall in doubles and 6-8 Courts, 2001 Franklin Winter and took third place in doubles at the 2002 USTA in the No. 1 doubles spot with Davis. Supernational Hard Court Championships.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON PERSONAL Ranked as the No. 74 preseason singles player... played with Karin Coetzee in Won the Wellesley Book Award in 2002... owns a black belt in karate... chose doubles for the majority of the spring season and was ranked as high as No. 15... Wake Forest over William & Mary, Harvard, Vanderbilt and North Carolina... par- also played six matches with Jenna Loeb and compiled a 3-3 record... finished ents are Bill & Tricia Hirsch... only girl in family with two brothers, Jeremy and the season as the No. 28 doubles pair... split time between the No. 5 and No. 6 Derek... major is business. singles positions... finished the year with a 13-7 overall singles record and a 15- 6 doubles mark... played with Coetzee in the NCAA tournament and fell to Ana Cetnik and Story Tweedie-Yates, 6-1, 6-2... did not participate in the fall season.

CAREER RECORD

Singles Doubles Year Dual ACC Tourn NCAA Total #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual ACC Tourn NCAA Total #1 #2 #3 2004-05 13-6 6-3 7-1 -- 20-7 -- -- 3-5 5-1 1-0 4-1 13-7 8-2 4-4 0-1 19-7 7-4 3-0 3-3 2005-06 15-8 5-6 10-2 0-1 25-10 15-8 ------8-16 3-7 7-4 -- 15-20 8-16 -- -- 2006-07 8-10 4-5 13-5 -- 21-15 8-10 ------12-9 6-3 6-3 0-1 24-19 12-9 -- -- Career 36-24 15-14 30-8 0-1 66-32 23-18 -- 3-5 5-1 1-0 4-1 35-28 17-12 17-16 0-2 58-46 27-29 3-0 3-3

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sdfdsfsdfsfdsdfsdfs- dfsdfsdfAna Jerman

Ljubljana, Slovenia Bradenton Academy Highest Rank: 99th (2007 Preseason)

SOPHOMORE SEASON Singles: Finished with 6-5 conference mark... defeated ACC opponents PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST from Maryland, Boston College, NC State, #12 Miami... started at No. 5 in The winner of the ITF G4/Malta... progressed to the quarterfinals of the Pony the lineup, and moved up to the Deacons’ No. 2 slot by the end of the sea- Malta Cup... won the Copa Shich in Ecuador .... a Copa Graiman finalist in son... played back-to-back matches without giving up a game: UM-Twin 2004... has competed in the French Open, the US Open and the Wimbledon Cities’s Danielle Mousseau (1/28/07) & Syracuse’s Carolina Huignard Juniors... ranked 33rd by the ITF 18+under rankings... has played in interna- (2/2/07)... defeated four opponents from ranked schools in straight sets: tional tournaments in Europe, South America and North Africa. #23 Tennessee’s Samantha Orlin (2/25/07), #12 Miami’s Caren Seenauth (3/9/07), #45 NC State’s Julia Roach (3/16/07), Lauren Cash of BC PERSONAL (3/31/07), Michal Amir of #75 Maryland (4/1/07). Born Nov. 10, 1986 in Austria... the daughter of Snezna and Alex Jerman... Doubles: Finished 2007 ranked 54.. 2007-08 ranked 29th ITA preseason played for Brandenton Academy in Florida under Richard Matuszewski... poll with Sasha Kulikova... went 12-4 with Kulikova major is business. and 3-2 with Christian Tarain 2006-07... defeated #22 Caitlin Collins/Sanaz Marand (UNC) with Kulikova... went on a 12-2 with Kulikova from 3/11/07- 5/11/07, defeating opponents from #27 Florida State, #45 NC State, Fur- man, #17 William & Mary, Boston College, #75 Maryland, #6 Georgia Tech, #8 Clemson, #18 Duke, Maryland, #10 North Carolina and #51 Penn.

FRESHMAN SEASON Ranked as high as No. 99 in singles in the country... Compiled a convincing campaign primarily in the No. 3 spot going 24-12 in singles play... began the spring season with five consecutive singles victories... recorded three wins against nationally-ranked opponents including a win over No. 57 Tara Ilyer of Duke, 6-3, 6-0... defeated 93rd-ranked Kady Pooler of Arizona State, 6-3, 6- 2... knocked off 95th-ranked Sara Anundsen of North Carolina 6-3, 6-2... finished the season with a 7-4 ACC record in singles... recorded post-season victories against Florida State and South Carolina... picked up ACC dual match victory against Duke, NC State, Miami, Florida State, North Carolina, Virginia Tech, Maryland... recorded dual match victories against Purdue, Charlotte, Tennessee, Notre Dame, Illinois, Indiana, Arizona State... Went 16-17 in doubles matches primarily in the No. 2 spot on the team... finished the season with a 4-6 record in ACC doubles competition... teamed with fellow freshman Christian Tara to beat the No. 60 nationally ranked doubles team of Virginia Tech, 8-5... earned a postseason victory with Ashlee Davis against South Carolina... earned ACC dual match victories against NC State, Virginia Tech, Boston College and Clemson.

CAREER RECORD

Singles Doubles Year Dual ACC Tourn Total #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual ACC Tourn NCAA Total #1 #2 #3 2005-06 16-8 7-4 8-4 24-12 -- 1-0 15-8 ------9-13 4-6 7-4 -- 16-17 1-3 6-10 1-0 2006-07 12-8 6-5 5-6 17-14 -- 2-1 5-4 1-1 4-2 -- 15-6 7-2 6-7 -- 21-13 1-1 12-2 2-3 Career 28-16 13-9 13-10 41-26 -- 3-1 20-12 1-1 4-2 -- 24-19 12-8 13-13 -- 37-30 2-4 18-12 3-3

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Sasha Kulikova

Moscow, Russia Moscow State School #41 Highest Rank: 97 (2008 Preseason)

FRESHMAN SEASON to major in psychology or economics... hopes to attend graduate school... Singles: 2007 team MVP… 2008 preseason rank of 97… went on a nine- academically ranked in the top five of her 30-person graduating class... match win-streak from 3/11-4/7/07 with wins over opponents from #27 chose to attend Wake Forest over Baylor, Southern Cal, Texas and Tulsa. Florida State (3/11/07), NC State (3/16/07), Furman (3/17/07), #17 William & Mary (3/21/07), Virginia Tech (3/24/07), Virginia (3/24/07), Boston College (3/31/07), Maryland (4/1/07) and #6 Georgia Tech (4/7/07)… all but two wins in dual match season were in straight sets including both wins during post-season (Maryland on 4/19/07 and Penn on 5/11/07)… started career at Wake with seven consecutive wins during the fall season. Doubles: Made rankings debut with partner Ana Jerman at No. 54 on April 30… finished the season ranked 49th… 2008 preseason rank of 29th… Defeated #22 Caitlin Collins/Sanaz Marand (UNC) with Jerman… went on a 12-match win-streak with Jerman from 3/11/07-5/11/07, defeating opponents from #27 Florida State, #45 NC State, Furman, #17 William & Mary, Boston College, #75 Maryland, #6 Georgia Tech, #8 Clemson, #18 Duke, Maryland, #10 North Carolina and #51 Penn… opened doubles career at Wake on 5-0 streak with partner Christian Tara.

PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST A top-150 singles player in the International Tennis Federation (ITF) rankings... a member of the Russian Junior National Team from 2002-2006... ranked sixth in the U-18 division... ranked as high as 526th by the WTA when she was 16 years old and 618th in doubles... has defeated six players ranked in the WTA’s top 500 including Irina Buryachok, Margalita Chakhnashvili, Ekaterina Kozhokhina, Renata Kucerkova, Lucia Jimenez-Al- mendros and Karen Paterson... reached the finals of the Cup of Russia event in February 2006 and captured the doubles title... doubles runner-up and singles semifinalist in the ITF 2nd Category in January 2006 located in Brataslava, Slovakia... has tremendous international experience having par- ticipated in tournaments in Israel, Russia, Slovakia, England, Belgium, Tunisia, Spain, Italy, Germany since the age of 13.

PERSONAL Born May 26, 1989... parents are Dmitry Kulikova and Vera Kulikova... plans

CAREER RECORD

Singles Doubles Year Dual ACC Tourn Total #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual ACC Tourn NCAA Total #1 #2 #3 2006-07 17-4 9-2 9-2 26-6 -- -- 2-2 9-0 0-1 6-1 14-8 8-3 9-3 -- 23-11 1-1 13-5 0-2 Career 17-4 9-2 9-2 26-6 -- -- 2-2 9-0 0-1 6-1 14-8 8-3 9-3 -- 23-11 1-1 13-5 0-2

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Jenna Loeb

Ossining, Ny. Ossining HS

JUNIOR SEASON closed the year with a 4-5 record in the ACC... earned ACC dual match Singles: Had ACC straight set win over Sarah Svoboda of Boston College victories against NC State and Florida State, Virginia Tech... also picked on 3/31/07… played opponents from #6 North Carolina (3/16/07) and up dual match victories against Purdue, Tennessee and William & Mary... Kansas (2/4/07)… went 7-2 in fall play… advanced to semifinals of finished the fall season with a 4-5 overall singles record... closed out the Wake Forest Invitational and Deacon Classic… defeated opponents from tournament season in doubles with a 5-4 overall record playing with sen- Furman, Marshall, East Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Purdue in Fall ior Katie Martzolf... defeated Silvia Prajescu of OSU and Shawna Zuc- 2006. carini of Purdue, making it into the finals of the St. Mary's Classic... Doubles: Partners for 2006-07 were eventually fell to Meilssa Schaub of Ashlee Davis, Ana Jerman… played the University of Tennessee, 7-5, 6- in NCAA tournament vs. William & 3... earned a spot in the quarterfinals Mary on 5/12/07 and Pennsylvania of the Wake Forest Invitational... on 5/11/07 with partner Davis… played in nine doubles matches in played three rounds of the Wake For- the spring and earned a 5-4 record... est Invitational during the fall season. went 10-5 in doubles overall... went 3-1 with Christine Simpson in the SOPHOMORE SEASON fall... went 6-3 with Blakely Offutt. Went 14-10 in singles, including a 6- 6 mark in dual matches... had a 3-5 PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST record in ACC singles competition... Two-time Journal Newspaper player earned ACC dual match victories of the year... also earned the distinc- against NC State, Florida State and tion of player of the season... won Virginia Tech... also picked up dual the coaches award four years in a match wins against Purdue, Ten- row... won sectionals four times... nessee and William & Mary... nearly was the conference winner four upset 83rd-ranked Audrey Banada of times... also went to states three Miami, 6-0, 6-7, 6-4... collected a 10- times in a row... earned one letter 5 record in doubles... went 1-1 in for Ossining High School... was also doubles during dual match action named the Most Accomplished Ten- with a victory against Charlotte and nis Player of N.Y. award. a loss against Purdue. PERSONAL FRESHMAN SEASON A member of the National Honor So- Rotated between the No. 3, 4, 5 and ciety... finished in the top-25 stu- 6 positions during the spring sea- dents of her high school class... son... earned a 5-2 record at the No. earned the presidents award... 6 position and an even 6-6 record at major in communications... born the No. 5 spot... was undefeated at March 10, 1986... the daughter of the fourth position with a 2-0 mark... Jerry and Susan Loeb.

CAREER RECORD

Singles Doubles Year Dual ACC Tourn Total #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual ACC Tourn NCAA Total #1 #2 #3 2004-05 12-8 7-3 4-5 16-13 -- -- 0-1 1-0 3-9 4-1 3-4 -- 7-6 -- 10-10 -- -- 3-4 2005-06 6-6 3-5 8-4 14-10 ------6-5 0-1 1-1 -- 10-4 -- 11-5 -- 0-1 1-0 2006-07 1-2 1-1 0-3 1-5 ------0-1 1-1 0-2 -- 0-3 -- 0-5 -- -- 0-2 Career 19-16 11-9 12-12 31-28 -- -- 0-1 1-0 9-15 5-3 4-7 -- 17-13 -- 21-20 -- 0-1 4-6

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Emilee Malvhey

Auburn, Calif. Bear River High school

PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST Ranked 30th in singles and 3rd nationally in doubles with partner Christina Yee in Girls 16s... ranked 50th nationally in Girls 18 and under... ranked 40th nationally and rated as a five-star recruit according to Tennisrecruit- ing.net... competed in National Fed Cup where she represented the North- ern California section. Three time NorCal Sectionals doubles Champion. Top wins over Lauren Lui and Cristala Andrews.

PERSONAL Born October 30, 1989 in San Jose, Calif.... Parents are Roman and Terry Malvehy... made honor roll every year at Bear River High School.

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Sierra Poske

Ponte Verda Beach, Fla. Nease High School 2007-08 Co-Captian

SOPHOMORE SEASON and singles runner-up... was the 2001 Southern Open 16's singles champion Singles: Had straight set wins over BC’s Alina Sullivan (3/31/07), #17 and 2000 Southern Open 14's singles and doubles champion... a member William & Mary’s Klaudyna Kasztelanie (3/21/07), Syracuse’s Ashley Lipton of the National Honor Society... graduated Magna Cum Laude. (2/2/07), Furman’s Lauren Tomory (3/17/07), UM-Twin Cities’ Alex Seaton (1/28/07)… had a five-match win streak that included four ACC wins from PERSONAL 3/17-4/1/07… Didn’t give up one game to #75 Maryland’s Brooke Rogers Born Sept. 27, 1986... the daughter of Carl and Vera Poske... pursuing a de- (4/1/07)… defeated #27 Florida State’s Tapiwa Marobela 7-6 (7-2), 6-2 gree in English... selected Wake Forest over William and Mary, North Car- (3/11/07). olina, Texas A&M and Northwestern... has one brother Connor... father, Carl, Doubles: Started 2007 on a four-match win-streak with Alex Hirsch, de- played tennis for West Liberty State College. feating opponents from South Alabama (1/27/07), Minnesota (1/28/07), Syracuse (2/2/07) and Kansas (2/4/07)… had four ACC wins with partner Christine Simpson, including Maryland (4/19/07), Boston College (3/31/07), Virginia (3/25/07) and Virginia Tech (3/24/07)… defeated #23 Tennessee’s Ghizel Schutte/Connor Vogel at No. 1 (2/25/07).

FRESHMAN SEASON: Completed a successful rookie season with a 18-19 record in singles play... Posted a four-match winning streak in April, all against ACC opponents... finished the season at an even 5-5 in ACC matches... notched postseason victories against Florida State in the ACC Tournament and North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament... earned ACC dual match victories against Florida State, Virginia Tech, Virginia, Boston College, Maryland... also earned dual match wins against Purdue, Charlotte, Illinois and Texas A&M... Compiled a 22-14 record in doubles play... Occupied the team’s No. 3 spot in doubles for much of the season going 10-4 with teammate Christine Simpson... Defeated No. 45 nationally ranked doubles team of Duke, 8-2, with teammate Simpson... Lost to No. 9 nationally ranked doubles team of Clemson, 8-6... went 3-0 with Blakely Offutt.

PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST Named the 2004 Bill Talbert National Sportsmanship Award winner... the 2004 Girls 18 Winternational doubles champion... the 2004 Girls 18 Clay Court doubles champion... earned three letters in tennis at Nease High School... was the 2004 2A Florida state champion in singles... named the most valuable player of Nease High School in 2002 and 2003... was also the 2001 state singles champion, 2002, 2003 state mixed doubles champion

CAREER RECORD

Singles Doubles Year Dual ACC Tourn Total #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual ACC Tourn NCAA Total #1 #2 #3 2005-06 11-11 5-5 8-8 19-19 ------7-5 4-6 12-11 1-3 10-3 -- 22-14 1-4 1-2 10-4 2006-07 11-7 5-6 10-3 21-10 -- -- 0-1 5-3 6-3 -- 10-12 3-8 8-4 -- 18-12 5-3 0-1 5-8 Career 22-18 10-11 18-11 40-29 -- -- 0-1 5-3 13-8 4-6 22-23 4-11 18-7 -- 40-26 6-7 1-3 15-12

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Katarina Reveche

Canoga Park, Calif. Campbell Hall

PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST Bronze Ball / USTA Winter Supernationals...Silver Ball / USTA Winter Super- nationals... Gold / USTA Nationals... earned No. 10 rank in USTA Girls 18's (01/11/2006)... earned No. 6 rank in USTA Girls 16's (01/2005)... highest Sectionals ranking was # 1 in the Southern California Girls 18's (05/2006)... Blue Chip 5 Star Recruit... Daily News Southern California Player of the Year 2006... went undefeated in the 2006 Junior Fed-Cup going 5-0 in competition... back-to-back (2003 - 2004) Southern California CIF Team Champi- onships (Campbell Hall)... back-to-back # 1 SCTA Sectionals ranking in 14's Mixed-Doubles in 2004 (with partner Andy Mcgee) and 16's Mixed-Doubles in 2005 (with partner Steve Johnson)... SCTA Sectionals ranking of #2 in Girls 16's Doubles (Alison Ramos)

PERSONAL Born January 31, 1989 in Van Nuys, Calif... parents are Marlon Reveche and Mila Dy.

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Christian Tara

Lake Bluff, Ill. Lake Forest Academy Highest Rank: 55 (1/9/07) 2007-08 Co-Captian

SOPHOMORE SEASON in doubles, including a 6-5 mark in ACC play... teamed with fellow freshman Singles: Missed most of the 2007 season due to illness… had wins over Ana Jerman to beat the No. 60 nationally ranked doubles team of Virginia opponents from South Alabama (1/27/07), Minnesota (1/28/07), Syracuse Tech, 8-5... recorded a postseason victory with Christine Simpson against (2/2/07), Kansas (2/4/07), #10 North Carolina (3/1/07) and Pennsylvania South Carolina... earned ACC dual match victories with Ana Jerman (5/11/07)... opened the season with a four-match win streak… swept against NC State and Virginia Tech... picked up ACC wins with Simpson Deacon Classic singles flight in fall against Virginia, Boston College, Mary- play. land and Georgia Tech. Doubles: Opened dual match season with four-match win streak with part- PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST ners Ana Jerman and Ashlee Davis… Finished in third place at the 2004 and defeated #10 North Carolina’s Laura 2005 Midwest Closed Indoor Champi- Reichert/Katrina Tsang 8-5 (3/1/07)… onship... was a doubles finalist at the opened the 2006 fall season with a 5- 2005 Evansville, Ind. 10K Circuit match win-streak with partner Sasha Event... a 2005 USTA Spring National Kulikova. Championship semifinalist in doubles (Girls 18)... also finished as a semifinal- FRESHMAN SEASON ist at the 2005 February National Open Led the squad with a .714 winning in doubles... finished in the finals of the percentage going 25-10 in singles at 2004 National open in doubles... the No. 4 spot... Went 11-2 in singles earned two varsity letters in tennis at in the months of February and Lake Forest Academy and two at Lake March... Had a five-match winning Forest... the No. 1 Independent School streak in March... Finished the season League (ISL) singles flight champion in with a 9-2 ACC record... earned post- 2003 and 2004... finished in second season victories against Florida State place in IHSA doubles in 2002 and in the ACC Tournament and South 2001... high school team won the ISL Carolina in the NCAA Tournament... in 2004. earned ACC dual match victories against Duke, NC State, Miami, PERSONAL Florida State, North Carolina, Virginia Majoring in mathematics... born Jan. Tech, Boston College, Maryland and 8, 1987... the daughter of Chris and Clemson... lost only to Virginia and Mary Beth Tara... full name is Christian Georgia Tech... also earned dual Elizabeth Tara... chose Wake Forest match wins against Purdue, Charlotte, over Northwestern, William and Mary Tennessee, Illinois, Texas A&M, Indi- and Vanderbilt. ana and William & Mary... Went 21-13

CAREER RECORD

Singles Doubles Year Dual ACC Tourn Total #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual ACC Tourn NCAA Total #1 #2 #3 2005-06 18-5 9-2 7-4 25-9 ------18-5 -- -- 12-11 6-5 8-3 -- 20-14 0-1 7-8 6-2 2006-07 6-5 1-2 9-4 15-9 -- -- 5-3 1-1 0-1 -- 6-2 2-2 12-4 -- 18-6 -- 3-0 3-2 Career 24-10 10-4 16-8 40-18 -- -- 5-3 19-6 0-1 -- 18-13 8-7 20-7 -- 38-20 0-1 10-8 9-4

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Administration & Support Staff Nathan O. Hatch Ron Wellman

Third Year 15th Year Wheaton College Bowling Green State

Dr. Nathan O. Hatch is in his third year as president of Wake Forest University. Ron Wellman, now in his 15th year as director of athletics, has elevated A nationally respected historian, Dr. Hatch had spent his entire academic career Wake Forest University athletics to its highest level ever and committed to at the University of Notre Dame, where he was most recently provost, before preparing the program for greater success in the future. becoming president of Wake Forest in July 2005. During his three decades at Wellman, who was named athletic director in October of 1992, is Notre Dame, he amassed a strong record of directing undergraduate, graduate only the fifth man to assume the top position in the athletic department at and professional programs Wake Forest during the modern era of intercollegiate sports, following Pat Throughout his academic career, Dr. Hatch has been drawn to challenges Preston, Jim Weaver, Bill Gibson and Dr. Gene Hooks, WFU’s athletic direc- that involve people and building organizations. “I am thoroughly an academic tor from 1964 through 1992. He is the Dean of all athletic directors in the and have cherished administrative work not as different than teaching and Atlantic Coast Conference. scholarship but as an opportunity to build an organization in which academic life Since taking over control of WFU Athletics, Wellman has seen Dea- can flourish,” he says. con athletic teams rise to national prominence in several sports while Often described as affable, approachable and a lively conversationalist, Dr. perennially competing for Atlantic Coast Conference championships. Hatch has established a strong rapport with students. He made an early positive The 2005-06 academic year was an example of Wake Forest compet- impression when he arrived at his student-sponsored Inaugural Ball on the back ing at the highest level. of a motorcycle driven by the Demon Deacon. He and his wife, Julie, a former All totaled, 10 Wake Forest teams were ranked in the top 25 and public school teacher, recently oversaw the renovation of a garage at the Pres- placed at their respective NCAA Championships. The field hockey team ident’s House into a comfortable lounge/recreation area, where they plan to en- reached its sixth straight final four, men’s golf tied for third place at the tertain student and faculty groups. NCAA Championships, and men’s soccer reached the round of 16. Individ- The Hatches have three children: Gregg, a 1997 graduate of Notre Dame, ually, Chris Barclay was the 2005 ACC Football Player of the Year, Jennifer who is a hospital administrator in South Bend, Indiana; David, a 2000 Notre Averill was named ACC Coach of the Year and Allan Dykstra and Christine Dame graduate, who works for a financial organization in Chicago; and Beth, a Suggs were ACC Rookies of the Year in baseball and field hockey, respec- senior at Notre Dame majoring in American Studies and theology. Their first tively. grandchild, Lucia Jean, was born in 2005 to Gregg and his wife, Kathy. Wellman and his wife Linda have three daughters — Angie, who is married to Tim Lynde; Nicole, who is married to Kevin Rice; and Melissa, who is married to her husband, Ben Norman. Both Melissa and Nicole Barbara Walker earned degrees from Wake Forest.

Ninth Year Women’s Tennis Support Staff Central Missouri State

Barbara Walker joined the Wake Forest staff in 1999 and now serves as the senior associate director with the added responsibilities of senior woman administrator. Ike Fullard Katy Hamlett Todd Hedrick Corey Jenkins Walker oversees 13 sports, plus compliance, sports medicine, student- Marketing Media Relations Strength Coach Operations athlete services and strength and conditioning. Walker served three years on the NCAA Women's Soccer Committee, two of those years as Chair. She has also served on the NACDA Executive Board. Prior to Wake Forest, Walker spent two years at Texas as Associate AD, eight years at Oregon as Senior Associate AD and eight years at UAB. She received her undergraduate degree and master's from Central Missouri State. She has a daughter, Ruan, who turns seven in April. Jennifer Layton Suzanne Speed Craig Zakrzewski Sports Medicine Academics Equipment

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“Friends of” Wake Forest July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007

We are pleased to recognize the contributions to the “Friends Of” Program at Wake Forest during the A Message From WFU Compliance 2005-06 fiscal year. Donors to the “Friends Of” Program include Deacon Club members, former players, par- If you have a question regarding NCAA rules, ents of current and former players, and other contributors, who choose to support a particular Wake Forest please contact the Athletics Compliance Of- athletic team in a special and meaningful way. Contributions go directly to the donor’s selected team to fice at (336) 758-4620 and ask for Todd Hair- ston, Assistant AD for Compliance. Don’t be assist in meeting higher scholarship costs, capital projects, and to help increase the athletic endowment for afraid to ask! WFU’s athletics program that sport. The Athletic Development Staff appreciates the Friends who contributed to the athletic teams wants and needs your full cooperation to en- listed here: Football, Women’s Soccer, Men’s Soccer, Field Hockey, Men’s Tennis, Women’s Tennis, Women’s sure that the Demon Deacons win the right way, both on and off the field. Todd Hairston Basketball, Volleyball, Men’s Golf, Women’s Golf, Baseball, Men’s and Women’s Track and Field and Cross Country. If you are interested in helping any Wake Forest team and becoming a Friend of a specific athletic REMEMBER: ALWAYS ASK BEFORE YOU ACT! program, please contact the Athletic Development Office at (336) 758-3875. Wake Forest University is proud and thankful to have the loyal sup- Patricia L. Adams, Winston-Salem, NC William H. Holthouser, Mooresboro, NC port and continued interest of our alumni, donors and friends in Clyde and Martha Aldridge, Tobaccoville, NC David B. Houser, Glenview, IL Wake Forest Athletics. Your support and involvement with our ath- Greg Allushuski, Ann Arbor, MI Stuary M. Hughes, Williamsburg, VA letics program is critical to its success; however, please know that Rudolph A. Ashton, III, New Bern, NC James C. Hunt, Charlotte, NC any inappropriate, even if inadvertent activity on your part, could jeopardize the eligibility of our current or prospective student-ath- Terry G. Athas, Glenview, IL Jon and Janet Jarrett, Charlotte, NC letes and the compliance of the University with NCAA rules. John J. Badoud, Jr., Keswick, VA Sandy Jenkins, Winston-Salem, NC Marianne Ballard, Elkin, NC Ryan and Sara Johnson, Laguna Hills, CA Information that Representatives of Wake Forest’s Athletics Inter- Kenneth W. Bauchle, Atlanta, GA Thomas Jones, Sr., Snellville, GA ests Need to Know About NCAA Rules and Regulations... Michael and Celeste Bouton, Wilmington, NC Jeanette K. Jordan, Raeford, NC You are a Representative of Wake Forest Athletics Interest if: Mr. Ralph D. Brandewiede, Jacksonville, FL John D. Joseph, II, South Orange, NJ · You have ever made a financial contribution to the athletic de- Joseph E. Brannock, Jr., Raleigh, NC Chris Kenefick, Charlotte, NC partment or any organization that promotes WAKE FOREST’s ath- Martin Lewis Brown, Villa Park, CA Todd A. King, Charlotte, NC letics (e.g., DEACON CLUB). Alexander A. Burton, Jamesville, NY Mike and Kay Kledzik, Fairfax Station, VA · You are a member of an organization that promotes a DEACON Lorraine Mae Butterfield, Flemington, NJ Brian S. Lenker, Winston-Salem, NC athletic team. Bernard Caesar, Philadelphia, PA James E. Lewis, Greensboro, NC · You have ever assisted (or been asked to do so by a Wake For- Donald T. Cervi, Norman, OK Jason Lowe, Smyma, GA est coach or staff member) in the recruitment of a student-athlete. Neville Alson Chaney, Blowing Rock, NC Dustin Lyman, Chicago, IL · You were, or are, involved in promoting Wake Forest’s athletics Virginia Jones Charest, Tampa, FL Stephen L. Mahovlich, Eden, NC program in any way. Cindy Johnson and Associates, Mocksville, NC Michael Joseph Maxwell, Warrington, PA *ONCE YOU HAVE BEEN CLASSIFIED AS A Dallas Clark, Jr., Greenville, NC Bruce A. McDonnell, Brigantine, NJ REPRESENTATIVE OF WAKE FOREST’S ATHLETICS Bryan Cobb, Greensboro, NC John C. Mick, Little Elm, TX INTERESTS, YOU RETAIN THAT IDENTITY INDEFINITELY* Larry, Coker, Wauchula, FL Roxann Moody, Winston-Salem, NC William B. Corbett, Erwin, NC Michael Neubeiser, Frederick, MD A Prospective Student-Athlete is an individual who: David F. Couch, High Point, NC Edward J. Primka, III, Knoxville, TN · Has started ninth grade; Thomas C. Daniel, Atlanta, GA Jon E. Quigley, Saint Petersburg, FL · Is enrolled in a two-year college; Don and Pam Davis, Bluffton, SC Amanda & Andrew Riepe, Westfield, IN · Has officially withdrawn from a four-year college; Richard P. Decker, Atlanta, GA Ted R. Rollins, Garner, NC · Was recruited by Wake Forest staff; or Laura Philo Diaz, Fernandina, Fl Sari R. Rose, Charlotte, NC · Has not started ninth grade but has received financial Jeff Dupree, Beaverdam, VA Dr. Nicholas W. Sacrinty, Eden, NC assistance from Wake Forest. Dean Epling, Clemmons, NC Robert G. Schott, Jr., Hoboken, NJ Lt. Mark W. Erwin, Fayetteville, NC Andrew B. Seay, Simpsonville, SC Representatives of WFU Athletics Interest MAY: Chad Evans, Reno, NV Dr. Sarah C. Shoaf, Winston-Salem, NC · Offer summer employment to prospective student-athletes Robert G. Fatzinger, Centreville, VA Ernie and Anne Simons, Raleigh, NC who have signed a National Letter of Intent and to enrolled student- Dr. Thomas Keith Fehring, Charlotte, NC Robert G. Smith, Lakeville, PA athletes, after contacting the Compliance Office. · Support Wake Forest’s athletics program by attending Deacon Richard A. Foreman, Los Angeles, CA Mr. David W. Stanley, Charlotte, NC athletics contests and by making a financial contribution to the DEA- Douglas and Wendi Frost, Charlotte, NC William H. Stines, Columbus, OH CON CLUB. Christian D. Gardner, Akron, OH Michael Strazzeri, Massapequa, NY Christopher Rogers Gaskell, Weston, FL Norman Swenson, Charlotte, NC Representatives of Wake Forest Athletics Interest MAY NOT: Richard and Kimberly Gaskin, Jacksonville, FL Timothy N. Tremblay, Santa Barbara, CA · Be involved in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes Sidney J. Geibel, Bolivar, OH Elizabeth Cotter Wallace, Menlo Park, CA in any way. Terrence F. Giblin, Mission Viejo, CA Henry Jefferson Weaver, Kannapolis, NC · Provide extra benefits (i.e., discounts, gifts, transportation) to Stephanie M. Glenn, Charlotte, NC Forest A. Wiest, Havre De Grace, MD prospective student-athletes, enrolled student-athletes or their par- Douglas Golightly, Wilmington, NC Stephen Wilson Wrenn Sr., Marietta, GA ents, legal guardian(s), relatives or friends. John C. Hackworth, Bradenton, FL Andrew W. Young, Greensboro, NC · Provide any financial assistance to prospective student-ath- Earl L. Hansell, Altamonte Springs, FL letes, enrolled student-athletes or their parents, legal guardian(s), Richard and Melanie Harkey, Pfafftown, NC relatives or friends. Trevor Harris, St. Petersburg, FL Adam Heaps, Los Gatos, CA William and Nannette Hill, Pelham, NY Mark J. Hollenbeck, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Peter Kentfield Holm, Connersville, IN

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