NorthwesterN MEN’s TeNNis Record Book through JUNE 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS

PrograM REcords ...... 3 ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS ...... 4 ATHLETIC AWARDS & HONORS ...... 5 AcadeMIC AWARDS & HONORS...... 6 Wildcat CoacheS ...... 7 NU Athletic Hall of FaMe ...... 9 ALL-TiME Letter WINNERS ...... 9 SeasoN BY SeasoN results ...... 10

2 PROGRAM RECORDS SiNgle SeasoN Records (FROM 1981)

Singles Victories Doubles Victories Year Wins Year Wins 1. Todd Martin 1989-90 51 1. Alex Witt/ Rafael Rizo-Patron 1995-96 23 2. Steve Herdoiza 1988-89 34 2. Paul Wei / Mike Balkin 1980-81 22 Danny Weiss 1982-83 34 3. Danny Weiss / Marc Leizman 1982-83 21 4. Steve Herdoiza 1987-88 33 Brad Erickson / Joost Hol 1999-00 21 Steve Herdoiza 1989-90 33 5. Alp Horoz / Mihir Kumar 2015-16 20 Marc Silva 1995-96 33 6. Marco Wen/ Matt Akman 1985-86 19 John Kamisar 1982-83 33 Giora Payes / Marc Eisen 1991-92 19 8. Alex Witt 1995-96 32 Fedor Baev / Strong Kirchheimer 2015-16 19 Ry Tarpley 1995-96 32 Konrad Zieba / Sam Shropshire 2015-16 19 Marc Silva 1996-97 32 Strong Kirchheimer / Dominik Stary 2016-17 19 10. Danny Weiss / Martin Hampe 1984-85 18 Singles Winning Percentage Year Record Pct. Doubles Winning Percentage 1. Todd Martin 1989-90 51-3 .944 Year Record Pct. 2. Strong Kirchheimer 2015-16 30-4 .882 1. Chris Gregersen / Todd Martin 1988-89 13-1 .929 3. Steve Herdoiza 1988-89 34-7 .829 2. Alp Horoz / Mihir Kumar 2015-16 20-4 .833 4. Jeff Giraldo 1991-92 24-5 .828 3. Konrad Zieba / Sam Shropshire 2015-16 19-4 .826 Sam Shropshire 2013-14 24-5 .828 Strong Kirchheimer / Dominik Stary 2016-17 19-4 .826 6. Todd Martin 1988-89 28-6 .824 5. Josh Graves / Alex Sanborn 2008-09 14-3 .824 Marc Silva 1997-98 28-6 .824 6. Mike Krebs / Marco Wen 1984-85 11-3 .786 8. Marco Wen 1982-83 26-7 .788 7. Sidarth Balaji / Raleigh Smith 2012-13 16-5 .761 9. Ben Vandixhorn 2015-16 21-6 .778 8. Dan Christian / Marco Wen 1982-83 15-5 .750 10. Matt Akman 1987-88 24-7 .77 Martin Hampe / Danny Weiss 1984-85 12-4 .750 Brad Erickson / Joost Hol 1999-00 21-7 .750 11. Chris Gregersen / Todd Martin 1989-90 14-5 .737

CAREER LEADERS (FroM 1980) Singles Victories Doubles Victories Years Wins Year Wins 1. Steve Herdoiza 1987-91 118 1. Strong Kirchheimer 2013-17 72 2. Doug Bohaboy 1995-99 107 2. Adam Schaechterle 2002-06 69 Alex Witt 1994-98 107 3. Alex Witt 1994-98 66 Strong Kirchheimer 2013-17 107 Mihir Kumar 2012-16 66 5. Ry Tarpley 1994-98 102 5. Danny Weiss 1981-85 65 6. Marc Silva 1995-99 98 6. Marc Silva 1995-99 63 Danny Weiss 1981-85 98 Raleigh Smith 2010-14 63 8. John Kamisar 1980-84 91 8. Marco Wen 1982-86 60 9. Mike Krebs 1981-85 87 9. Sam Shropshire 2013-17 59 10.Geoff Young 1990-94 83 10.Tommy Hanus 2001-05 58 11. Fedor Baev 2012-16 57 Singles Winning Percentage Years Record Pct. Doubles Winning Percentage 1. Todd Martin 1988-90 79-9 .898 Year Record Pct. 2. Strong Kirchheimer 2013-17 107-36 .748 1. Todd Martin 1988-90 34-10 .773 3. Marc Silva 1995-99 98-37 .726 2. Chris Gregersen 1985-89 30-9 .769 4. Steve Herdoiza 1987-88 118-49 .707 3. Josh Graves 2008-12 46-24 .676 5. Doug Bohaboy 1995-99 107-47 .695 4. Strong Kirchheimer 2013-17 73-37 .664 6. Ry Tarpley 1994-98 102-45 .694 5. Marco Wen 1982-86 60-32 .652 Sam Shropshire 2013-17 77-34 .694 6. Marc Silva 1995-99 63-34 .649 8. Danny Weiss 1981-85 98-45 .685 7. Brad Erickson 1997-01 51-29 .638 9. John Kamisar 1980-84 91-45 . 669 8. Marc Eisen 1989-93 48-29 .623 10. Matt Akman 1985-88 80-43 .650 9. Konrad Zieba 2013-17 40-25 .615 10. Danny Weiss 1981-85 65-42 .607

Martin Riessen As Northwestern’s top-ranked tennis player, Martin Riessen won the Big Ten singles and doubles titles for three years starting in 1962, making him NU’s only three-time winner. He also reached the NCAA singles finals three years in a row and was successful as a professional tennis player. A two-sport athlete, Riessen also started as guard on the basketball team for three straight years.

Riessen played tennis professionally after graduating from Northwestern, and he was ranked No. 11 in singles in the ATP Rankings in September 1974, his career high. He also won seven major mixed titles and he won two men’s doubles grand slams. Riessen is also a member of the United States Tennis Asso- ciation/Midwest Hall of Fame.

3 ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS

Opponent W L (T) Indiana 48 41 San Jose State 2 1 Air Force 3 0 Indiana State 1 3 Santa Clara 1 0 Alabama 6 6 Iowa 69 23(1) Shorter College 1 0 Arkansas 4 0 IUPUI 7 0 South Alabama 0 2 Ark-Little Rock 0 1 Johnson C. Smith 1 0 South Carolina 0 4 Arizona 1 5 Kalamazoo 15 3 Southern California 0 5 Arizona State 1 3 Kansas 1 3 Southern Illinois 11 4 Armour Tech 1 1 Kentucky 3 0 S Ill.-Edwardsville 1 6 Auburn 1 1 Kenyon 0 1 Southern Methodist 1 1 Augustana 1 0 Lake Forest 5 1 Southern Mississ. 1 0 Austin Peay 1 0 Lamar 1 0 SW Louisiana 0 2 Ball State 21 9 Lewis 1 0 Stanford 0 3 Beloit 2 0 Lewis and Clark 1 0 TCU 1 1 Boise State 6 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 0 1 Tennessee 0 2 Bowling Green 1 0 Louisiana State 3 4 Texas 1 2 Bradley 7 0 Louisville 8 7 Texas A&M 0 1 Brown 1 1 Loyola 4 0 Texas Tech 2 2 Butler 2 0 Loyola (South) 1 0 Texas Wesleyan 1 0 Cal 0 7 Marquette 18 0 Toledo 4 0 UC Irvine 0 3 Mary Hardin Baylor 0 1 Tulane 3 14 UCLA 0 1 Maryland 0 1 Tulsa 5 1 UC Santa Barbra 2 1 Memphis 2 4 U.S. International 0 1 Cal State Long Beach 0 2 Mercyhurst 3 0 Utah 1 1 Cal State Los Angeles 1 0 Miami (Fla.) 1 4 Utah State 1 0 Carleton 1 0 Miami (Ohio) 6 2 Valparaiso 4 0 Chaminade 1 0 Michigan 27 72 (1) Vanderbilt 6 8 Charleston 1 0 Michigan State 54 26 Virginia 0 1 Charlotte 1 0 Middle Tenn St. 7 0 Virginia Tech 1 0 Chicago 24 37 Minnesota 51 52 (1) Virginia Comm. 1 1 Chicago State 7 0 Mississippi 0 3 Wake Forest 0 5 Cincinnati 1 0 Mississippi Southern 3 0 Washington 3 4 The Citadel 1 0 Mississippi State 1 3 Washington (Mo.) 1 0 Claremont-Mudd 5 0 Murray State 1 1 Weber State 2 0 Clemson 3 4 Nebraska 8 0 Western Illinois 6 0 Coastal Carolina 1 0 Nevada-Las Vegas 1 1 Western Michigan 46 4 Colorado 6 1 New Mexico 2 1 Western State 7 0 Columbia 2 2 Nicholls State 0 1 W. Valley College 1 0 Cornell 4 0 North Carolina 2 2 West Virginia 1 0 Dartmouth 11 1 NC Asheville 1 0 Wheaton 1 0 Davidson 1 0 North Carolina State 4 7 William & Mary 5 2 Denver 2 2 NE Louisiana 1 2 Winona 1 0 DePaul 18 0 NE Missouri 1 0 Wisconsin 63 43 (4) Detroit 1 0 Northern Arizona 1 0 Wisc.-Eau Claire 2 0 Drake 2 0 Northern Illinois 30 0 Wisc.-Milwaukee 1 0 Duke 4 9 North Texas State 0 1 Wisc.-Oshkosh 4 0 East Texas State 0 1 Notre Dame 40 45 Wisconsin State 3 0 Elmhurst 1 0 Ohio State 52 50 Yale 2 3 Florida 0 2 Oklahoma 0 10 Florida Gulf Coast 1 0 Oklahoma State 0 6 Florida State 3 0 Old Dominion 1 0 Foothill 1 0 Oral Roberts 1 1 Fresno State 2 3 Oregon 2 0 Furman 4 0 Penn State 24 8 Georgia 2 6 Pennsylvania 1 0 Georgia Tech 4 0 Pensacola Air Station 2 0 Grand Canyon 1 0 Pensacola Navy 1 1 Grinnell 2 0 Pepperdine 2 7 Gustavus Adolphus 4 0 Pfeiffer 1 0 Hampton 1 0 Princeton 1 2 Hardin-Simmons 0 1 Purdue 71 21 (2) Harvard 10 9 Redlands 0 1 Hawaii 2 0 Rice 2 3 Hawaii Pacific 1 0 Saint Francis 1 0 Houston 0 1 Saint John’s 1 0 Idaho 1 0 Saint Louis 1 0 Illinois 39 68 (2) San Diego 2 8 Illinois-Chicago 25 0 San Diego State 1 1 Illinois State 9 2 San Francisco 2 0 Sangamon State 1 0 4 ATHLETIC POSTSEASON AWARDS & HONORS AWARDS ALL BIG TEN HONORS BIG TEN SINGLES BIG TEN DOUBLES CHAMPION 1973 Jon Vegosen CHAMPION 1978 Paul Wei 1940 Jerry Clifford/Seymour Greenberg 1979 Paul Wei 1940 Seymour Greenberg 1941 Seymour Greenberg/Gene Richards Mike Balkin 1941 Seymour Greenberg 1942 Seymour Greenberg/Gene Richards 1980 Paul Wei 1943 Roger Downs 1946 Larry Daly/Robert Jake 1946 Robert Jake 1950 Grant Golden/Bill Landin 1981 Paul Wei 1947 Ted Peterson 1962 Jim Erickson/Marty Riessen Mike Balkin 1949 Ted Peterson 1963 Clark Graebner/Marty Riessen 1982 Dan Weiss 1950 Grant Golden 1964 Clark Graebner/Marty Riessen 1983 Dan Weiss 1954 Al Kuhn 1969 Don Lutz/Tom Rice Jon Kamisar 1960 Dennis Konicki 1985 Martin Hampe/Danny Weiss 1984 Jon Kamisar 1962 Marty Riessen 2012 Sidarth Balaji/Raleigh Smith 1985 Dan Weiss 1963 Marty Riessen Mike Krebbs 1964 Marty Riessen 1986 Marco Wen 1965 Clark Graebner 1987 Matt Akman 1968 Don Lutz 1988 Matt Akman 1989 Steve Herdoiza Steve Herdoiza 1990 Todd Martin 1989 Steve Herdoiza 1998 Marc Silva Pat Han 2012 Raleigh Smith Todd Martin 2016 Dominik Stary 1990 Steve Herdoiza Todd Martin 1991 Steve Herdoiza 1992 Giora Payes BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF 1993 Jeff Giraldo THE YEAR Geoff Young 1990 Todd Martin 1994 Jeff Giraldo 1997 Marc Silva Geoff Young 2002 Tommy Hanus 1995 Carl von Schantz 2014 Sam Shropshire 1996 Alex Witt 1997 Alex Witt BIG TEN PLAYER OF ITA REGION IV ROOKIE OF THE Marc Silva THE YEAR YEAR 1998 Alex Witt Marc Silva 1990 Todd Martin 1992 Jeff Giraldo 1999 Doug Bohaboy 1997 Alex Witt 1996 Marc Silva 2000 Brad Erickson 1998 Marc Silva 2002 Tommy Hanus 2001 Brad Erickson 2014 Sam Shropshire 2005 Tommy Hanus Christian Tempke BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR 2006 Christian Tempke 2013 Raleigh Smith 1937 Albert Adelman Spencer Wolf 1939 Marvin Wachman 2014 Raleigh Smith 1964 Martin C. Riessen Sam Shropshire 2003 Cristelle Grier 2015 Sam Shropshire 2014 Raleigh Smith 2016 Sam Shropshire Strong Kirchheimer Konrad Zieba SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR 2017 Strong Kirchheimer Konrad Zieba 1992 Marc Eisen 2019 Dominik Stary 1999 Doug Bohaboy 2020 Dominik Stary Steven Forman

Seymour Greenberg Seymour Greenberg is one of the most decorated tennis players in Northwestern history. He became NU’s first Big Ten singles champion in 1940 and he followed that up with another crown in 1941. Greenberg helped the Wildcats capture their second Big Ten team title in 1940 and he captained them to their third champi- onship in 1942. He also excelled in doubles, teaming with Jerry Clifford in 1940 to capture the 1940 Big Ten doubles crown, also a first for NU. On the national level, Greenberg won the 1942 and 1943 Clay Court titles. He was ranked fifth in the U.S. in singles in 1943 and 1944. Greenberg’s three doubles titles still rank first all-time in Big Ten history. He has been inducted into numerous Halls of Fame, including the Chicago Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and the Chicago Tennis Hall of Fame. 5 Academic POSTSEASON AWARDS & HONORS ITA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1984 John Kamisar Spencer Wolf 1986 Dan Christian Marco Wen Andrew McCarthy Marco Wen 1985 David Kabiller Tobias Reitz, 1987 Matthew Akman Danny Weiss 2012 Sidarth Balaji 1988 Matthew Akman Marco Wen Josh Graves 1989 Gary Cohen 1986 Marco Wen Chris Jackman 1992 Marc Eisen 1987 Matthew Akman Tobias Reitz 1995 Carl von Schantz 1988 Matthew Akman Eric Spector 2007 Matt Christian Gary Cohen Spencer Wolf Marc Dwyer Brian Saltzman 2013 Sidarth Balaji 2008 David Seyferth 1989 Gary Cohen Chris Jackman 2009 Joshua Graves Pat Han Spencer Wolf Philip Kafka Steve Herdoiza 2014 Mihir Kumar Tobias Reitz 1990 Gary Cohe Raleigh Smith Eric Spector Chris Gregersen 2015 Alp Horoz 2010 Joshua Graves Steve Herdoiza Mihir Kumar 1991 Marc Eisen Alex Pasareanu Tobias Reitz Timothy Junker Sam Shropshire, Eric Spector 1992 Marc Eisen Alberto Zanotti 2011 Joshua Graves Steve Herdoiza 2016 Fedor Baev Tobias Reitz Anthony Roy Alp Horoz Eric Spector 1993 Marc Eisen Mihir Kumar 2012 Sidarth Balaji Timothy Junker Sam Shropshire Joshua Graves Anthony Roy Konrad Zieba Nikhil Jayashank 1994 Jamie DeYoung 2017 Jason Seidman Timothy Junker Sam Shropshire Rafael Rizo-Patron Ben Vandixhorn Carl von Schantz Konrad Zieba Douglas Williams 2018 Chris Ephron 1995 Martin Stigh Jason Seidman Carl von Schantz Dominik Stary 1996 Richard Preschern Ben Vandixhorn 1997 Richard Preschern 2019 Johannes Abrahamsen 1998 Martin Bengtsson Chris Ephron Brian Moss Antonioni Fasano 1999 Martin Bengtsson AJ Joshi Brian Moss Michael Lorenzini 2001 Russell Bennett Jason Seidman Brad Erickson Dominik Stary 2002 Russell Bennett Ben Vandixhorn Joost Hol Ahmed Wahla 2003 Russell Bennett Justin Hoeveler Ahmed Wahla 2004 Justin Hoeveler Ahmed Wahla 2005 Matt Christian Jamie Friedland, Justin Hoeveler Christian Tempke 2006 Adam Schaechterle Matt Christian Christian Tempke 2007 Matt Christian Marc Dwyer Christian Tempke 2008 Marc Dwyer Alex Sanborn 2009 Marc Dwyer Philip Kafka Andrew McCarthy Peter Rispoli Alex Sanborn Alexander Thams 2010 Josh Graves Andrew McCarthy Tobias Reitz Alex Sanborn Eric Spector Paul Torricelli 2011 Sidarth Balaji Josh Graves, Head coach Paul Torricelli served as t the Eric Spector head coach for the ‘Cats from 1984 until 2007, the second longest tenure in NU history. As a coach, Torricelli was 3x Big Ten Coach of the Year and was inducted into the ITA Hall of Fame in 2009. 6 WILDCAT COACHES

COACHING RECORDS Years Wins Losses Ties Win Pct. Henry Rader 1921-22 10 11 0 .476 Arthur Nethercot 1923-30 24 32 3 .428 Paul Bennett 1931-58 172 86 7 .662 Clare Riessen 1959-75 196 116 4 .627 Vandy Christie 1976-83 125 94 0 .571 Paul Torricelli 1984-07 342 257 0 .571

Arvid Swan 2007-Present 196 144 0 .576 ITA HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES COACHES AWARDS

COACHES BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR

1984 Paul Bennett 1990 Paul Torricelli 1992 Clare Riessen 1993 Paul Torricelli 2009 Paul Torricelli 1997 Paul Torricelli

PLAYERS ITA MIDWEST COACH OF THE YEAR 1991 Clark Graebner 1997 Paul Torricelli 2007 Todd Martin 2014 Arvid Swan 1989 Marty Riessen 2016 Arvid Swan ITA MIDWEST ASST. COACH OF THE YEAR CONTRIBUTOR 2016 Chris Klingemann 2014 Doug Conant 2015 Tim Russell

HEAD COACH ARVID SWAN Two-time ITA Midwest Region Coach of the Year Arvid Swan begins his 13th year at the helm of Northwestern University’s men’s tennis program for the 2019-20 season. He has compiled a 196-144 record over his first twelve seasons, including a program-record 26 wins in 2016 and five straight 20-win seasons from 2012-17. His tenure in Evanston has included seven NCAA Tournament appearances, including six consecutive trips from 2013-17. Swan came to Northwestern after spending the 2006-07 season as the head men’s tennis coach at DePaul University. His coaching efforts helped the program turn a corner, posting an 18-7 record to follow up their 8-14 mark the previous season. Prior to taking the position at DePaul, Swan served as associate head coach for the Wildcats from 2003-06. During that period, Swan helped the program consistently improve as the Wildcats jumped from sixth in the Big Ten to back-to-back fourth-place conference finishes. He also helped lead the team to two top-40 national rankings, back-to-back appearances in the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament, and a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2006. In his playing days, Swan was world-ranked professionally in singles and doubles. While at Michigan, Swan was the recipient of the Scholar-Athlete award in 1995 and earned his way onto three Academic All-Big Ten teams from 1996-98. In 1996, Swan was elected to the All- Big Ten team as the Wolverines went on to win the Big Ten championship. Swan captained the squad until his graduation in 1998.

7 NorthwesterN Athletic Hall of FaMe WILDCAT ALUMNI TODD MARTIN Martin began his Northwestern career as the 1989 Big Ten Freshman of the Year, and the next season won the Big Ten singles title, was named Big Ten Player of the Year and ac- corded first-team All-America honors. At the time of induc- tion he held NU records for career winning percentage (.898), for single season victories (51 in 1989-90) and winning per- centage (.944 in 1989-90).

During the 1990s and early 2000s, Martin was one of the best and most respected players in international tennis. After leaving Northwestern in 1990 to turn pro, Martin jumped as high as No. 4 in the ATP Tour rankings, playing on a cham- pionship-winning U.S. Davis Cup team (1995), and reaching the finals of both the Australian Open and U.S. Open tourna- ments. Overall, he won eight singles and five doubles titles, and represented the U.S. at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

He announced his retirement at the 2004 U.S. Open. NU Hall of Fame Inductees

1984 Martin Riessen 1989 Coach Paul Kickley Bennett 1995 Clark Graebner 1998 Albert “Ollie” Adelman Grant Golden 1999 Seymour Greenberg 2000 Todd Martin 2008 Steven Herdoiza

8 ALl TiME LETTER WINNERS A F Charles A. Lindquist 1946 S Alan Abrahamson 1980 Antonioni Fasano 2018- Willy Lock 2004-07 Jamie Sahara 1999-02 Johannes Abrahamsen 2018- Loring Fiske 1934 Michael Lorenzini 2016-19 Brian Saltzman 1987-88 Albert Adelman 1937 Steven Forman 2020- James R. Love 1975 Alex Sanborn 2007-10 Matthew Akman 1986-88 Lane Fortinberry 1944 Charles H. Lockhart 1962 Haskell Sargent 1931 Gregg Alsdorf 1960 Miton Fox 1945-46 Donald Lutz 1968-70 Robert L. Sawyer 1940 Keith W. Andersen 1955-57 Bernard A. Frank 1949-52 Adam Schaechterle 2003-06 Josh Axler 2000-03 Roger A. Freeman 1967 M William C. Schaefer 1983 Jamie Friedland 2004-05 Thomas Mansfield 1965-67 Mark Schanerman 2010 B Frank Froenling 1937-38 Todd Mansfield 1988-89 John Schmidt 1922-24 John L. Bach Jr. 1943 William E. Fuller 1930-32 Dieter Marlovics 1995-96 Collin Seals 1986-87 Fedor Baev 2013-16 Edwin M. Martin 1927-29 Jason Seidman 2016-19 Sidarth Balaji 2010-13 G Todd Martin 1989-90 Stanley Seimer 1940 Michael P. Balkin 1978-81 Edwin C. Gage 1962-63 Andrew McCarthy 2008-11 David Seyferth 2008 George Ball 1935-37 Jeffery K. Giraldo 1992-95 Gaylord M. Messick 1958-60 Jack Shapiro 1944 Russell Ball 1935-37 Nathan Glickman 1946 Arthur Meyer 1944 Stephen T. Shapiro 1977 Stephen A. Bard 1960 Samuel Golan 1920 Robert H. Meyer 1943 Gilbert Sheldon 1930-31 Roger Barnard 1966-68 Grant Golden 1948-50 William M. Meyers 1969-71 William Sherrill 1924-26 Ross Barrett 1923 Juan Gomez 2005-08 William M. Milne 1938-39 Andrew Shillinglaw 1955 Thomas D. Benezra 1981 Wyeth Goodenough 1993-96 Curtis B. Morsell 1950-51 Sam Shropshire 2014-17 Martin C. Bengtsson 1997-99 Richard I. Goodkind 1950 Brian Moss 1997-99 Richard H. Siebert 1954-57 Paul Bennett 1955-57 Robert H. Goodkind 1943 Stuart Silfen 1950 Russell Bennett 2000-03 Jordan A. Goodman 1982 N Marc Silva 1996-98 Russel Berdusco 2020- Clark E. Graebner 1965-67 John F. Nealon 1981-84 Paul Silverstein 1947-48 N. Barry Berman 1955 Joshua Graves 2009-2012 Clifford Nelson 1931 Donald Sink 1933-34 Ross Berner 1985-87 Paul D. Greenberg 1943 Gregory Neidballa 1980-83 Tom Sitter 1990 Richard L. Bernthal 1953 Seymour Greenberg 1940-42 Paul Newey 1920-22 Donald Skinrood 1942 Russell Bergherm 1928-30 Christen N. Gregersen 1989-90 Peter Newman 1970-72 Durand Smith 1924-25 Marvin I. Beskin 1947-48 Robert Griefen 1937 Derrick Nguyen 1998-99 Eric R. Smith 1984-86 Curtis Beusman 1950 Harry Groves 1920 Roland Nord 1928 Raleigh Smith 2011-14 Scott Bindley 1985-88 Don F. Guier 1945-46 Robert Norman 1946 Stanley Smith 1932 Eric R. Blakeman 1991-94 Natan Spear 2020- Douglas E. Bohaboy 1996-99 H O Eric Spector 2009-12 Matthew S. Borman 1977 Ed Hahn 1929 Thomas O’Flynn 1979-82 Kirk L. Spresser 1977 James Victor Bosse 1974-77 Harrie L. Hall III 1941-44 Harrison O’Neill 1938-40 David H. Stacy 1969 James Z. Brandt 1971 Martin Hampe 1985 Todd C. Occomy 1988-91 Logan Staggs 2015 Simen Bratholm 2018- Pat Han 1988-89 Larry Owens 1938 Dominik Stary 2017- Judde Braude 1944 Tommy Hanus 2002-04 Martin J. Stigh 1994-96 Bruce Brayton 1930 Robert Hails 1931-32 P Jeffery M. Stotland 1987-88 John D. Brennan 1967-69 Ted Hainline 1947-49 Alex Pasareanu 2012-2015 Robert Strain 1947 Nick Brookes 2018- Bentley T. Handwork 1936 Kenneth A. Paulson 1964 John R. Sullivan 1987-88 Harold Brown 1921-22 Stephen M. Herdoiza 1988-91 Giora Payes 1991-92 Robert Brown 1925 Stephen M. Hibben 1960 Michael John Pecora 1977 T Austin Brunkhorst 1997-99 Geroge D. Hitler 1959 Lester M. Perlmutter 1943 Ryall Tarpley 1995-98 Donald O. Burst 1942 Robert Hobart 1944 Sherman Pearlstein 1932 Livingston Taylor 1950-52 Tom Hoehn 1928 Alferd Perrin 1929 Christian Tempke 2004-07 C Justin Hoeveler 2003-04 Chuck Perrin 2002-04 Arthur Templeton Jr. 1962-93 Everets Calhoun 1920, 21 Joost Hol 1999-02 Ted Petersen 1947-49 Earl A. Tetting 1932-34 Daniel S. Christian 1983-86 Alp Horoz 2014-16 John Phillips 1926-28 Alexander Thams 2008-09 Matt Christian 2004-07 Harvey Howard 1926-27 Scott Pieters 1949-50 Vincent Thompson 1921-23 Vandy Christie 1955-57 Les Ponder 1933 Shin Torii 1959-60 Frank Clawson 1944 J Leo F. Power 1982-85 John L. Clendenin 1955 Chris Jackman 2010-13 Richard E. Preschern 1996-97 V Jerry E. Clifford 1938-40 Jeremy F. Jager 1954-55 Trice Pickens 2019- Ben Vandixhorn 2016-19 Charles Coen 1949 Robert J. Jake 1942-46 Jonathan Vegosen 1970-73 Gary J. Cohen 1987-90 Hubert James 1914-15 Q Steve Vezina 1968 Eric Collins 1925-27 Maurice James 1914-15 Steven J. Quamme 1981-83 Brenden Volk 2017 Jeffery G. Collins 1979-81 Paul A. James 1968-70 Ronald Quick 1974 Carl Von Schantz 1993-95 Ivan Combe 1931-33 Nikhil Jayashankar 2012 Douglas R. Conant 1970-73 Jackie Jenkins 2000-03 R W Richmond Corbett 1921-23 AJ Joshi 2018 - Henry Raeder 1914 Marvin Wachman 1939 Thomas Crawford 1935 Timothy J. Junker 1991-94 Robert Raidt 1985-86 George Wahlborg 1951-52 James R. Cushing 1987-90 Paul R. Rasmussen 1935 Paul Wei 1978-81 John Curtiss 1930 K Tobias Reitz 2009-12 Kenneth Weisbacher 1978 David G. Kabiller 1982-85 Paul B. Renucci 1987 Daniel A. Weiss 1982-85 D Philip Kafka 2008-09 Tom Rice 1967-69 Marco N. Wen 1983-86 Laurence Daly 1946-49 Michael J. Kahn 1984 Eugene R. Richards 1939-41 Ahmed Wahla 2001-04 William A. DeTally 1956 Steven A. Kahn 1977 Barton L. Richardson 1954-56 David White 1944-45 Nelson Dodge 1931-32 Jonathan R. Kamisar 1981-84 Bert Riel 1929-31 Robert R. White 1964 Marvin Doherty 1943 Strong Kirchheimer 2014-17 Jerry A. Riessen 1965-67 Spencer Wolf 2010-13 Vernon R. Dorjahn 1950 James W. Kohl 1964 Martin Clare Riessen 1962-64 Evan A. Williams 1982 Roger Downs 1943 Dennis Konicki 1958-60 Robert A. Riessen 1970-73 Howard S. Winitsky 1979 Vernon Dorjahn 1950 Jay L. Kramer 1958 Peter Rispoli 2008-09 Alex Witt 1995-98 Louis C. Duddleston 1938 Michael C. Krebs 1982-85 Rafael Rizo-Patron 1993-96 Marc Dwyer 2006-09 William P. Kreml 1962 William H. Robb Jr. 1968 Y Alfred R. Kuhn 1956 Donald E. Rondou 1955 Geoff Young 1991-94 E James A. Kuhlman 1963 Arthur Rooney 1928-29 Ryan Edlefsen 2001-02 Mihir Kumar 2013-16 William D. Roper 1944 Z Marc Eisen 1990-93 Louis Kuppenheimer 1934 Bob Rosebraugh 1973-76 Alberto Zanotti 2012-2015 Kurt H. Engebrecht 1980 Scott Kurtis 2000 Joseph. Rosenberg 1977-80 David L. Zeigler 1948-52 Chris Ephron 2017- Ernest M. Roth 1945-48 Stanley Zeisler 1939 Brad Erickson 1998-01 L Anthony M. Roy 1991-93 Konrad Zieba 2014-17 James B. Erickson 1960-63 William C.R. Landin 1950-51 Richard Rugg 1935-37 Joseph Evans 1931 J. D. Laux 1933-34 Robert Ryan 1945 Alexey Evstratenkov 2006-07 Donald Leavens 1936 Marc R. Leizman 1980-83 Morton Lieberman 1942 9 SEASON bY SEASON RESULTS Year W-L Conf. B1G Finish NCAA Finish Year W-L Conf. B1G Finish NCAA Finish 1934 T-6th --- 1984 6th N/A 1935 4th --- 1985 5th N/A 1936 1st --- 1986 8th N/A 1937 2nd --- 1987 9th N/A 1938 2nd --- 1988 5th N/A 1939 2nd --- 1989 3rd N/A 1940 1st --- 1990 1st 2nd Round 1941 T-2nd --- 1991 4th N/A 1942 1st --- 1992 3rd N/A 1943 4th --- 1993 2nd N/A 1944 3rd --- 1994 3rd N/A 1945 8th --- 1995 3rd Regionals 1946 T-2nd --- 1996 T-3rd Regionals 1947 1st --- 1997 2nd First Round 1948 1st --- 1998 2nd Regionals 1949 1st --- 1999 T-7th First Round 1950 1st --- 2000 7th First Round 1951 6th --- 2001 3rd N/A 1952 4th --- 2002 T-4th First Round 1953 4th --- 2003 T-6th N/A 1954 6th --- 2004 T-4th N/A 1955 4th --- 2005 5th First Round 1956 3rd --- 2006 7th N/A 1957 3rd --- 2007 T-7th N/A 1958 3rd --- 2008 11th N/A 1959 8th --- 2009 T-4th First Round 1960 2nd --- 2010 T-9th N/A 1961 4th --- 2011 T-9th N/A 1962 2nd --- 2012 T-5th First Round 1963 1st --- 2013 T-5th Second Round 1964 3rd --- 2014 T-4th First Round 1965 3rd --- 2015 4th Second Round 1966 6th --- 2016 2nd Second Round 1967 4th --- 2017 T-4th Second Round 1968 4th --- 2018 T-8th N/A 1969 6th --- 2019 7th N/A 1970 7th --- 2020 N/A N/A 1971 7th --- 1972 8th --- 1973 7th --- *Bold Big Ten Team Champions 1974 9th --- 1975 9th --- 1976 10th --- 1977 10th N/A 1978 8th N/A 1979 2nd N/A 1980 2nd N/A Grant Golden 1981 4th N/A Grant Golden was a three year letter winner for the Wildcats. In 1948, he took the conference title at No. 5 singles, also teaming 1982 6th N/A with Marvin Beskin to win the No. 2 doubles championship. As a 1983 2nd N/A senior two years later, Golden won both championships again, claiming both the No. 1 conference singles and doubles crowns. 10