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GENERAL INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS SMU TENNIS ONLINE Schedule ...... 1 The SMU Athletics Department presents the latest Quick Facts ...... 2 information on SMU tennis to fans around the world at its ofﬁ cial 2005-06 Roster ...... 3 website, SMUMustangs.com. In 2005, SMU partnered with 2005-06 Outlook ...... 3 College Sports Television (CSTV) and went through a major Coaching Staff ...... 4 redesign giving Mustang fans better coverage than ever before Mustang Bios ...... 5-11 of SMU Athletics. 2004-05 Review ...... 11 SMUMustangs.com provides the most accurate and up-to- Records/History ...... 12-13 date tennis information including rosters, player bios, individual This Is SMU ...... 14 stats, schedules, recaps and team statistics. All of which is Dallas, Texas ...... 15 available to Mustang fans and media representatives. Live Altshuler Learning Enhancement Center ...... 16 stats for selected tennis matches are also available online at smumustangs.com. SMU QUICK FACTS Fans can buy tickets and renew season packages online Location ...... Dallas, Texas through the virtual branch of the SMU Athletics Ticket Ofﬁ ce. In Founded ...... 1911 addition, SMU supporters can learn about the numerous facets President ...... R. Gerald Turner of the Athletics Department including staff directories, facility Director of Athletics ...... Jim Copeland information, and camp sign-ups. University Athletic Representative .....C. Paul Rogers Chairman of the Athletic Council ...... Dan Orlovsky Senior Woman Administrator ...... Koni Overstreet Enrollment ...... 10,901 Nickname ...... Mustangs Mascot ...... Peruna VIII (a miniature horse) Colors ...... Red and Blue Conference ...... Conference USA (C-USA) Facility ...... Haggar Tennis Stadium Capacity ...... 1,500

Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 7/3 MISSION STATEMENT 2004-05 Record ...... 15-13 The SMU Athletics Media Relations Offi ce is located off Southern Methodist University strives for excellence in 2004-05 Conference Finish ...... 4th (WAC) the north concourse of Moody Coliseum (Room 113). Tennis teaching, research and service. Within this mission, SMU’s 2005 Final ITA Ranking ...... 44th contact Kelsey Yantis is generally available in her offi ce on intercollegiate athletics program is an integral part of the days of tennis matches two hours prior to the beginning of institution and its educational programs. SMU is committed to COACHING STAFF the match. maintaining an intercollegiate athletics program that refl ects the Members of the media can contact Yantis in her offi ce by attitudes and values underlying the University’s overall mission: Head Coach ...... Carl Neufeld (Northern Illinois, '79) calling 214-768-3735 or 214-768-2883. integrity, academic excellence, leadership, equity, diversity SMU Record (yrs.) ...... 226-106 (12 yrs.) and success. An intercollegiate athletics program that refl ects Career Record (yrs.) ...... 407-210 (21 yrs.) Mailing Address: these values will contribute to the overall quality of the campus Assistant Coach ...... Ignacio Hirigoyen (SMU, '99) SMU Box 750216 experience by fostering a sense of community and promoting

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2005-06 MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS: The 2005-06 SMU men's tennis media guide is a production of the SMU Athletics Media Relations Ofﬁ ce. The guide was written and edited by Media Relations Assistant Tod Meisner. Additional editing provided by Assistant Athletic Director of Media Relations Brad Sutton, Associate Director of Media Relations Claire Schmitt, and Assistant Director of Media Relations Herman Hudson. COVER & LAYOUT DESIGN The covers and layout were designed by Grant Hawkins Design - Dallas, Texas. PRINTING This publication was arranged for printing through Appreciation Print Brokers. PHOTOGRAPHY Photographs courtesy Peter Bick, Brad Bradley, Gary Brown, Vladimir Cherry, Ron Hoskins, Glen Johnson, Jim Midgett, The NCAA; Cover photos provided by Vladimir Cherry. Copies of this media guide are available for $12.00 from the SMU Athletic Media Relations Ofﬁ ce.

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Name HT CL-EXP Hometown Oivind Alver 6-2 SO-RS Oslo/Lillehammer, Norway Elliott Engberg 5-9 JR-2L San Antonio, Texas David Kuczer 5-9 SO-1L Szcecin, Poland Federico Murgier 6-1 JR-2L Mar del Plata, Argentina Peter Oredsson 6-2 SR-3L Gavle, Sweden Yuegen Ryeznik 6-1 JR-TR Donetsk, Ukraine Alex Skrypko 6-0 SO-1L Minsk, Belarus Henrik Soderberg 6-0 SR-3L Stockholm, Sweden Adolfo Solares 6-6 SO-1L Mexico City, Mexico Head Coach: Carl Neufeld (Northern Illinois, '79) Assistant Coach: Ignacio Hirigoyen (SMU, '99)

2005-06 OUTLOOK After losing only two seniors and returning will look to build on his solid debut season. recovery from knee surgery and return to the top of several impact players from a year ago, the 2005- This nucleus of players has head coach Carl the lineup.” 06 SMU men’s tennis team is looking forward to Neufeld Neufeld excited about another season of SMU won most of their matches because of another outstanding season. The Mustangs return Mustang men’s tennis. their depth last season and expect to do the same fi ve veteran players who saw signifi cant playing time “Each class is represented by young men thing this spring. in the 2004-05 lineup, helping SMU notch a 15-13 that are committed to working hard,” Neufeld “The underclassmen that we had contribute overall record and reach the NCAA Regionals for said. “Peter had a great year last season and last year now have more experience at this level,” the ninth consecutive year. established himself as an up-and-coming player. Neufeld said. “We won because of our depth last The Ponies’ 2004-05 season concluded with Federico went from not making the lineup as a year and we have all those guys coming back and ROSTER/OUTLOOK a loss to USC in the NCAA Regionals. The team is freshman to playing well in the middle of the lineup that can only help us to outplay teams at all spots looking to advance deeper into post-season action in the lineup. This team is deep and they are all this season by utilizing their returning talent. SMU exceptional students and tennis players.” will feature senior Peter Oredsson, who began The Mustangs will once again play a last season nationally ranked and challenging schedule both at home and on the had a tremendous showing road. The schedule features all at the ITA All-American of the top teams in the region, Championship in which are also some of the the fall. Junior best teams in the nation. As Federico Murgier, a state, Texas boasts some who teamed of the toughest tennis in the with graduated United States and Coach senior Paul Neufeld likes the schedule McNaughton to that his team will face. fi nish the season “Our goal each season ranked at No. 46 is to be one of the best in the ITA doubles conditioned teams in the rankings list, will country and to play one of also help lead the the toughest schedules,” Mustangs. Neufeld said. “This will Oredsson prepare us for the post- and Murgier will season. We always want be aided by the to be playing our best return of redshirt tennis at the end of the sophomore Alex season.” Skrypko. The 2004 With the combination WAC Freshman of experienced returnees of the Year returns at the top of the lineup and in 2005-06 after suffering solid play toward the bottom, a season-ending knee injury SMU men’s tennis will look to have last spring. Last fall he competed Peter Oredsson (left) and Henrik Soderberg return in 2005-06. another great season and reach in Davis Cup action for Belarus and the NCAA Regionals for the 10th squared off against Andy Roddick on straight season. ESPN2. Senior Henrik Soderberg is back for and getting a national ranking at No. 1 doubles. We his fi nal season on the Hilltop and is expected to are also looking for Alex, arguably one of the best provide leadership, while sophomore David Kuczer players we’ve recruited here at SMU, to have a full

3 COACHING STAFF In 1997, the Mustangs returned to NCAA postseason The Neufeld File action for the fi rst time in 10 YEAR SCHOOL RECORD PCT. Position: Head Coach years. Three players notched at 1981 Northern Illinois 11-7 .611 least 20 singles wins, including 1982 Northern Illinois 2-17 .105 Year at SMU: 13th 1983 Northern Illinois 17-12 .586 College: Northern Illinois, '79 current assistant coach Ignacio 1984 Northern Illinois 16-14 .533 Hirigoyen, who became the 1985 Northern Illinois 19-11 .633 fi rst Mustang to win 30 singles 1986* Northern Illinois 31-9 .775 matches in a season. 1987 Northern Illinois 30-10 .750 Taking an aggressive 1988 Northern Illinois 24-15 .615 1989 Northern Illinois 31-9 .775 approach to SMU and the NIU Totals 181-104 .635 Dallas tennis community, 1990 Southern Cal (asst) 22-8 .733 Neufeld was the driving force 1991 Southern Cal (asst) 30-2 .937 behind bringing the ITA Indoor 1992 Southern Cal (asst) 21-3 .875 Collegiate Championships to 1993 Southern Cal (asst) 22-2 .917 USC Totals 95-15 .864 Dallas in 1994. Neufeld was also 1994 SMU 13-12 .520 the tournament director for the 1995 SMU 18-9 .667 Carl Neufeld enters his 13th year as head men’s tennis coach at SMU. During his championships all 10 years that 1996 SMU 12-8 .600 tenure on the Hilltop, he has compiled the most wins of any men’s tennis coach (226) it was held in Dallas. 1997 SMU 18-7 .720 Neufeld came to the Hilltop 1998^# SMU 21-5 .808 and a .681 winning percentage. On March 12, 2005, SMU defeated Illinois State to give 1999 SMU 28-5 .848 Neufeld his 400th career victory. His career coaching record now stands at 407-210 and after serving four years as the 2000 SMU 25-7 .781 because of his success Neufeld has been named WAC Coach of the Year three times, assistant coach at Southern 2001^$ SMU 24-3 .889 Dallas All-Sports Association SMU Coach of the Year twice and ITA Region VI Coach of California, where he helped guide 2002^ SMU 18-13 .581 the Year in 1998. the Trojans to three consecutive 2003 SMU 16-12 .571 Pac-10 titles and two NCAA 2004 SMU 18-12 .600 In 2004-05, led the team to its ninth consecutive NCAA Championship appearance. 2005 SMU 15-13 .536 Under Neufeld, SMU has won three conference titles and never fi nished outside of the Championships in 1991 and SMU Totals 226-106 .681 top fi ve in any fi nal conference standings. He has coached 11 All-Americans in his 12 1993. These were the most Head Coach Totals 407-210 .660 years, as well as one individual to WAC Player of the Year honors and another to WAC successful seasons in school Freshman of the Year. history. The Trojans’ national title * MAC Coach of the Year; in 1991 was their fi rst in 15 years ^ WAC Coach of the Year; Neufeld annually produces some of the top student-athletes in the country. In 12 # ITA Region VI Coach of the Year; $ Final Four Team season, 16 individuals have fi nished ranked in the top 85 in the ITA rankings. Of those and they won three straight 16, two were in the top 50, four were in the top 25 and two individuals fi nished the season Pac- 10 championships for the ranked in the top 10. His players also have national success in doubles play. Since 1998, fi rst time since 1966-68. While Neufeld has guided nine pairings to ITA top-50 doubles rankings. Five of those pairings at USC he coached nine NCAA All-Americans whose professional wins include Grand fi nished among the top 25, with two tandems fi nishing in the top fi ve, highlighted by an Slam titles at Wimbledon, the French Open, the U.S. Open and the Australian Open. NCAA runner-up fi nish in 2001. Before starting at Southern Cal in 1990, Neufeld was the head tennis coach at Neufeld led SMU to arguably it fi nest season ever in 2000-01, as two Mustangs won Northern Illinois for nine seasons (1980-89). At age 22 in 1980, Neufeld was the youngest national titles while the team reached the Final Four at the NCAA Championships for the head tennis coach in the nation at the time. During his stint in Dekalb, he became the fi rst time since 1986. The team reached the fi nal four by defeating second-ranked UCLA. winningest coach in NIU history with a 181-104 record (.635). On his path to the wins COACHING STAFF COACHING The accomplishments earned him his second WAC Coach of the Year honor. record, Neufeld defeated schools from major conference such as the Big East, Big Ten, After an 11-year absence from the NCAA Team Championships, Neufeld led Big 12 and Pac-10, highlighted by three wins over perennial national power Notre Dame. SMU to the pinnacle of collegiate tennis in 1998 with its 11th appearance in the team His last four teams at Northern all won 20 or more dual matches and combined for a championships. In only its second year in the WAC, SMU tore through opponents and 112-42 (.727) record. registered a 21-5 record, the school’s fi rst 20-win campaign since 1987, not to mention Prior to coming to SMU, Neufeld was active in the Los Angeles tennis community. an undefeated 9-0 mark against conference opponents and the school’s fi rst conference He served a variety of positions, which focused on raising funds for tennis programs for title since 1987. underprivileged children.

Ignacio Hirigoyen enters his third year as assistant coach of the SMU men’s tennis team. In his fi rst two seasons with the Mustangs, Hirigoyen helped guide the teams to two NCAA Championship appearances and an Position: Assistant Coach appearance in the WAC Tournament Championship match. He also helped guide fi ve players to All-WAC honors. Year at SMU: 3rd Hirigoyen was a four-year letterwinner for SMU from 1996-99 and was an College: SMU, '99 All-American selection his senior year when he set the school’s all-time mark for singles wins in a season with 34. After graduating from SMU in 1999, Hirigoyen embarked on a professional tennis tour that would run through 2003. In 2001, Hirigoyen enjoyed his best year on the professional circuit, gaining his highest career ranking of 221 in singles. During his time in the professional ranks, Hirigoyen played in qualifi cations for Wimbledon, the Australian Open and the U.S. Open. In 2003, Hirigoyen defeated Germany Davis Cup member and two-time Olympic participant David Prinosil in Wimbledon qualifi cations. Hirigoyen graduated from SMU in 1999 with a degree in fi nance and economics. He began Law School at SMU in the spring of 2005.

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HT: 6-2 HT: 5-9 CLASS: Sophomore-RS CLASS: Sophomore-1L HOMETOWN: Oslo, Lillehammer, Norway HOMETOWN: Szcecin, Poland

2004-05: Redshirted 2004-05 (Fr.): Solid freshman Career Stats campaign… Went SINGLES 17-9 in dual meet Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall action… Undefeated 2004-05 ------2-0 5-0 10-9 17-9 17-9 at Nos. 4 (2-0) and Career ------2-0 5-0 10-9 17-9 17-9 HT: 5-9 5 (5-0)… 17-8 record in doubles… DOUBLES CLASS: Junior-2L Began the season Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall 5-0 in singles… Won 2004-05 --- 3-0 14-8 17-8 17-8 HOMETOWN: San Antonio, Texas at No. 3 doubles Career --- 3-0 14-8 17-8 17-8 against No. 1 Baylor to help SMU take the doubles point… WAC Player of the Week (Mar. 21)… Participated in the WAC Championships… Won at the No. 6 PLAYERS spot in straight sets vs. Hawaii in the WAC Championship quarterﬁ nals… Participated in the NCAA Championships.

HT: 6-1 2004-05 (So.): Went 2-1 at the Tulsa In- CLASS: Junior-2L vitational in Septem- Career Stats ber… Saw most of SINGLES HOMETOWN: Mar del Plata, Argentina his dual match action Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall at No. 4… Went 4-0 at 2003-04 ------1-0 --- 1-0 2-0 2-0 No. 4… Played three 2004-05 ------1-0 3-0 ------4-0 4-0 doubles matches on the year… 2003-04 Career ------1-0 4-0 --- 1-0 6-0 6-0 (Fr): Two wins in DOUBLES singles... One win Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall in doubles... Prep: 2003-04 --- 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 Chose SMU for its 2004-05 ------2-1 2-1 2-1 great academics and Career --- 1-0 3-1 3-1 3-1 its athletics... Served as team captain at MacArthur High School in San Antonio, Texas where he lettered all four years... Personal: Has two family members 2004-05 (So.): Steady contributor… Saw most singles action at No. 3… Teamed with Paul McNaughton who are SMU alums. at No. 1 singles to go 16-8… 12-11 record in dual match singles… Participated in the WAC Champion- ships and at the NCAA Championships… 2003-04 (Fr.): Competed in the NCAA Championships... Com- peted in the WAC Championships... Career Stats Played in the No. 1 SINGLES and 2 spots in dou- Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall bles at times... 14-8 2003-04 ------3-1 1-5 10-2 14-8 14-8 in singles action... 2004-05 --- 0-3 7-4 --- 5-4 --- 12-11 12-11 9-5 in doubles... 12 Career --- 0-3 7-4 3-1 6-9 10-2 26-19 26-19 straight set wins in singles... Prep: DOUBLES Was ranked No. 1 Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall in Argentina at one 2003-04 2-0 1-0 6-5 9-5 9-5 time (18 & under)... 2004-05 16-8 ------16-8 16-8 Advanced to quarter- Career 18-8 1-0 6-5 25-13 25-13 ﬁ nals of French Open in doubles action in 2001... Personal: Majoring in economics while at SMU... Raised in Mar del Plata in Argentina where his parents now reside.

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HT: 6-2 CLASS: Senior-3L HOMETOWN: Gavle, Sweden

2004-05 (Jr.): Outstanding junior year… Had an amazing fall season… Won eight matches in six days to make the main draw of the Icy Hot/ITA All-American Championships in early October… Was the only player in the country to begin in pre-quali- fying to make it in the Career Stats main draw… Won 27 singles matches SINGLES on the year… 15-8 Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall in dual matches… 2002-03 ------0-1 2-1 2-5 7-7 11-14 12-20 Paired with Henrik 2003-04 ------2-1 2-1 4-1 4-2 12-5 12-5 Soderberg to go 15-5 2004-05 --- 1-0 2-1 14-5 0-1 --- 15-8 27-11 at the No. 2 doubles Career --- 1-0 4-3 18-7 6-7 11-9 38-27 51-36 line… Was 20-7 overall in doubles DOUBLES matches… Partici- Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall Peter Oredsson pated in the WAC 2002-03 1-0 2-0 8-6 11-6 11-6 Championships… 2003-04 1-2 4-0 10-5 15-7 15-7 Won both of his 2004-05 1-0 16-5 1-0 18-7 20-7 WAC Championship Career 3-2 22-5 19-11 44-20 46-20 matches in straight sets… Participated HT: 6-0 in the NCAA Championships… Won SMU’s only match at the NCAA Championships against USC… PLAYERS 2003-04 (So.): Competed in the NCAA Championships and in the WAC Championships... Played in CLASS: Sophomore-1L the No. 1 and 2 spots in doubles action at times... Clinched team win with a thrilling victory to propel the Mustangs to the WAC Championship match... Won in straight sets against Georgia Tech to help HOMETOWN: Minsk, Belarus team advance in the NCAA Tournament... 12-5 in singles action... 15-7 overall in doubles... Nine straight set wins in singles... 2002-03 (Fr.): Clinched the doubles point with an 8-5 win over LSU’s No. 3 pair in a huge upset victory for the Mustangs... Played mostly No. 4 through No. 6 spots for SMU... Beat most opponents in straight sets... Prep: Was ranked No. 4 in Swedish National Junior Rankings (18’s) in 2000... Ranked No. 5 in junior rankings in 1998 (16’s)... Personal: Chose SMU because of the great tennis program... Will major in Economics... Has one sister... Graduated from Delagaredieskolan in Gavle, Sweden.

HT: 6-1 2004-05: Participated in the Davis Cup for Belarus gaining valuable experience… Faced Andy Roddick on ESPN2 in the Davis Cup semiﬁ nals, losing 6-4, 6-2… Injured his knee in the ﬁ rst spring dual match… CLASS: Junior-TR (UIC) Granted a medical redshirt and will still HOMETOWN: Donetsk, Ukraine have three years of Career Stats eligibility left… 2003- 04 (Fr.): 2004 WAC SINGLES Freshman of the Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall Yeara... Competed in 2003-04 ------0-1 5-2 14-0 2-2 21-5 21-5 the NCAA Champion- 2004-05 ------1-1 ships and in the WAC Career ------0-1 5-2 14-0 2-2 21-5 22-6 Championships... Straight set win over DOUBLES Georgia Tech in the Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall NCAA Tournament... 2003-04 1-0 1-0 8-6 10-3 10-6 15 straight set wins in 2004-05 --- 1-0 --- 1-0 1-0 singles on the year... Career 1-0 2-0 8-6 11-3 11-6 21-5 in singles... 10-6 2004-05: Redshirted... Transferred from UIC… Played for Coach Neufeld’s brother Hans at UIC… in doubles... Prep: 2003-04 (So.): Went 11-16 overall in singles playing at Nos. 4-6... Finished 8-12 in dual matches... Mutliple Davis Cup winner, including wins over Wayne Black (Zimbabwe), top U.S. doubles champion 2002-03 (Fr.): Was one of two true freshman to play on the team... Recorded a 6-17 singles record in 2001... Earned the title of European Champion Under 16... Personal: Chose SMU for the balance and a 2-9 doubles record... Prep: Ranked 570th in International Tennis Federation Juniors... Won between good academics and championship tennis... Majoring in business while at SMU. three national championships... High school team won the city championship... Personal: Dean’s List at UIC in 2003 and 2004... Finance major... Began playing tennis at age 14 in Donetsk.

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Alex Skrypko

HT: 6-0 CLASS: Senior-3L

HOMETOWN: Stockholm, Sweden PLAYERS

Henrik Soderberg

HT: 6-6 CLASS: Sophomore-1L 2004-05 (Jr.): Battled through injuries to go 9-13 overall in singles… Paired with Peter Oredsson to go 15-5 at the No. 2 doubles line… Went 18-7 overall in doubles matches… Participated in the WAC HOMETOWN: Mexico City, Mexico Championships… Participated in the NCAA Championships… 2003-04 (So.): All-WAC Selection in doubles... Competed in the NCAA Champion- ships and in the WAC Career Stats Championships... SINGLES All-WAC ﬁ rst team in Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall doubles... Played in 2002-03 1-0 --- 4-5 2-1 4-4 0-1 11-11 13-14 the number one and 2003-04 --- 2-5 6-3 2-0 ------10-8 10-10 two spots in doubles 2004-05 --- 0-3 2-2 0-3 6-3 --- 8-11 9-13 at times... Clinched Career 1-0 2-8 12-10 4-4 10-7 0-1 29-30 32-37 first doubles win against Georgia Tech DOUBLES in the NCAAs... Fin- Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall 2004-05 (Fr.): Will ished the year ranked 2002-03 7-8 5-1 --- 12-9 14-11 look to build on a solid No. 32 in doubles with 2003-04 13-6 2-0 1-0 16-6 17-8 freshman season… Career Stats Brunstrom... 10-10 in 2004-05 1-0 15-5 --- 16-5 18-7 6-3 overall record SINGLES singles on the year... Career 21-14 22-6 1-0 44-20 49-26 in singles… Saw most of his action at Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Overall 17-8 in doubles on the 2004-05 ------0-1 6-2 6-3 6-3 year... Seven straight the No. 6 spot, going 6-2… Went 2-0 Career ------0-1 6-2 6-3 6-3 set wins in singles... 2002-03 (Fr.): Clinched the Ponies' win with his No. 5 straight set singles victory overall in doubles to open the season against No. 51 Tulsa... Defeated Nevada’s No. 2 doubles pair with partner Johan DOUBLES matches… 2003-04: Brunstrom to advance at the WAC Championships... Played the No. 1 doubles position with partner Year 1 2 3 Dual Overall Redshirted... Prep: 2004-05 --- 2-0 --- 2-0 2-0 Brunstrom... Had multiple straight set victories in singles at the No. 2 spot ... Personal: Majoring in Lettered one year business with a minor in adverstising... Has two siblings... Graduated from Gångsâtra Gymnasium in high school and Career --- 2-0 --- 2-0 2-0 in Stockholm Sweden ... Also enjoys playing handball. served as a team captain... Personal: Chose SMU for its strong academics and outstanding tennis program... Majoring in ﬁ nance while at SMU... A native of Mexico City... Graduate of Richardson High School.

7 2004-05 REVIEW Overall: 15-13 Region: 6-4 ITA Ranking: 44th Home: 13-9 Away: 2-3 Neutral: 0-1

DATE OPPONENT (*Ranking: SMU/Opp.) SITE W-L SCORE RECORD REGION Jan. 17 Lamar (33/NR) Dallas, Texas W 7-0 1-0 1-0 Jan. 17 Centenary (33/NR) Dallas, Texas W 7-0 2-0 1-0 Jan. 22 Louisiana-Lafayette (33/58) Dallas, Texas W 4-3 3-0 2-0 Jan. 23 Texas Southern (33/NR) Dallas, Texas W 7-0 4-0 3-0 Jan. 23 Prairie View A&M (33/NR) Dallas, Texas W 7-0 5-0 4-0 Jan. 29 Texas (33/36) Dallas, Texas L 5-2 5-1 4-1 Feb. 21 South Alabama (39/49) Dallas, Texas L 4-3 5-2 4-1 Feb. 24 Minnesota (38/49) Dallas, Texas W 4-3 6-2 4-1 Feb. 26 Pepperdine (39/16) Dallas, Texas L 6-1 6-3 4-1 Mar. 6 VCU (46/27) Dallas, Texas W 4-3 7-3 4-1 Mar. 9 Baylor (38/1) Dallas, Texas L 5-2 7-4 4-2 Mar. 12 Illinois State (38/NR) Dallas, Texas W 6-1 8-4 4-2 Mar. 13 Montana State (38/NR) Dallas, Texas L 4-3 8-5 4-2 Mar. 16 Columbia (44/NR) Dallas, Texas W 5-2 9-5 4-2 Mar. 20 California (44/29) Dallas, Texas L 6-1 9-6 4-2 Mar. 23 UIC (44/NR) Dallas, Texas W 7-0 10-6 4-2 Mar. 27 Tulane (44/18) Dallas, Texas L 4-0 10-7 4-2 Mar. 30 Oklahoma State (46/11) Dallas, Texas L 5-2 10-8 4-2 Apr. 1 ^ Tulsa (46/44) Dallas, Texas L 4-3 10-9 4-2 Apr. 3 Notre Dame (46/29) Dallas, Texas W 5-2 11-9 4-2 Apr. 6 UTA (50/NR) Dallas, Texas W 5-1 12-9 5-2 Apr. 8 Colorado (50/52) Dallas, Texas W 5-2 13-9 5-2 Apr. 10 at Baylor (50/1) Waco, Texas L 6-1 13-10 5-3 REVIEW Apr. 13 at TCU (46/49) Ft. Worth, Texas L 6-1 13-11 5-4 Apr. 17 ^ at Rice (46/33) Houston, Texas W 5-1 14-11 6-4 Apr. 22 @ at Hawaii (41/NR) Honolulu, Hawaii W 4-2 15-11 6-4 Apr. 23 @ vs Rice (41/39) Honolulu, Hawaii L 4-2 15-12 6-4 May 13 $ vs. USC Seattle, Wash. L 4-1 15-13 6-4

*SMU ranking, followed by opponent ranking (all rankings are based on the rank at the time of the match) ^Denotes Western Athletic Conference match; @Denotes WAC Championships; $ Denotes NCAA Regional match

Final 2005 ITA Individual Rankings Doubles ITA Ranking Name/Name Year/Year 46th McNaughton/Murgier Sr./Jr.

8 2004-05 REVIEW Singles Statistics

PLAYER 1 2 3 4 5 6 DUAL PCT. REGION PCT. OVERALL PCT. Gwinyai Chingoka 4-7 4-7 0-4 ------8-18 .308 4-5 .444 8-20 .286 Elliot engberg -- -- 1-0 3-0 -- -- 4-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 Chad Fernandez ------1-0 -- 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 David Kuczer ------2-0 5-0 10-9 17-9 .654 6-3 .666 17-9 .654 Paul McNaughton 8-9 4-4 2-2 ------14-14 .500 5-5 .500 16-18 .471 Federico Murgier -- 0-3 7-4 -- 5-4 -- 12-11 .523 6-3 .666 12-11 .523 Peter Oredsson -- 1-0 2-1 14-5 0-1 -- 15-8 .652 3-5 .375 27-11 .711 Alex Skrypko ------1-1 .500 Henrik Soderberg -- 0-3 2-2 0-3 6-3 -- 8-11 .421 2-5 .286 9-13 .409 Adolfo Solares ------0-1 6-2 7-3 .700 2-0 1.000 7-3 .700 TEAM TOTALS 12-16 9-17 14-12 19-8 17-9 16-11 86-74 .538 31-26 .544 102-86 .543 Doubles Statistics PLAYER 1 2 3 DUAL PCT. REGION PCT. OVERALL PCT. INDIVIDUAL Soderberg/Oredsson 1-0 15-5 -- 16-5 .762 6-1 .857 18-7 .720 DOUBLES RECORDS Chingoka/McNaughton ------3-1 .750 PLAYER RECORD PCT. McNaughton/Murgier16-8 -- -- 16-8 .666 5-3 .625 16-8 .666 Chingoka 18-9 .666 Oredsson/Kuczer -- 1-0 1-0 2-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Engberg 1-1 .500 REVIEW Chingoka/Engberg -- -- 1-0 1-0 1.000 -- -- 1-0 1.000 Fernandez 1-1 .500 Chingoka/Skrypko -- 1-0 -- 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Kuczer 17-8 .680 Chingoka/Kuczer -- -- 13-8 13-8 .619 4-2 .666 13-8 .619 McNaughton 19-9 .679 Kuczer/Solares -- 2-0 -- 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Murgier 16-8 .666 Engberg/Fernandez ------1-1 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 Oredsson 20-7 .741 TEAM TOTALS 17-9 19-5 16-9 52-22 .703 20-7 .741 57-25 .695 Skrypko 1-0 1.000 Soderberg 18-7 .720 Solares 2-0 1.000 TOTALS 113-50 .693

Federico Murgier

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

2003 Region VI Tournamnet, Waco, Texas 1995 Tournament, College Station, Texas NO. 2 DOUBLES TCU 4-1 L Rice 4-2 W Jai DiLouie-Haroon Ismail - 1978 Texas 0-4 L Tom Cain-Mark Vines - 1979 2002 Region VI Tournament, Austin, Texas Texas A&M 2-4 L Jeff Turpin-Drew Gitlin - 1980 VCU 5-2 L Jeff Turpin-Erik Van’t Hof - 1981, 1982 1994 Tournament, Houston,Texas John Ross-Richey Reneberg - 1986 Texas 0-4 L Stefan Kruger-Brett Steven - 1987

10 RECORDS/HISTORY

DOUBLES (Final Spring Ranking Listed) Hendrik Jordaan (d) 1983 Eric Korita-Jerome Vanier 12th 1995 Freddy Hanser (s) R. Harmon-Eric Van’t Hof 23rd 1996 Ignacio Hirigoyen (s) John Ross-Mark Styslinger 34th 1984 Den Bishop-Kim Forsythe 12th John Ross-Ed Ross 15th 1985 John Ross-Monte Oppenheim 9th SMU Senior Male Stefan Kruger-Den Bishop 13th Athlete of the 1986 Stefan Kruger-Den Bishop 9th John Ross-Richey Reneberg 10th Year 1987 Den Bishop-Richey Reneberg 5th 1986 John Ross Stefan Kruger-Brett Steven 30th 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen 1993 Greg Bowrey-H. Jordaan 28th 1998 Toby Hansson-Jon Wallmark 22nd 1999 Dustin Mauck-Keith Pollak 3rd Toby Hansson-Jon Wallmark 50th All-Americans 2000 Toby Hansson-Jon Wallmark 13th 1972 George Hardie (s) 2001 Jon Wallmark-J. Brunstrom 2nd 1973 George Hardie (s) 2002 Johan Brunstrom-Eric Cohn 20th Tim Vann, Woody Blocher 2003 J.Brunstrom-H.Soderberg 44th 1974 George Hardie (s/d), Tim Vann (d) 2004 J. Brunstrom-H. Soderberg 32nd Genius Chidzikwe 1975 George Hardie (s) 2005 P. McNaughton-F. Murgier 46th 1976 Joe Edies (s) WAC Player of the 1977 Jai DiLouie (s) Academic 1979 Jai DiLouie, Mark Turpin Year 1980 Jai DiLouie (d), Tom Cain (d) NCAA Rookie of 1997 Ignacio Hirigoyen All-WAC 1981 Drew Gitlin (s), Jerome Vanier (s) the Year 2000 Toby Hansson 1998 Dustin Mauck 1982 Rodney Harmon 2001 Genius Chidzikwe 1999 Dustin Mauck Jerome Vanier, Jeff Turpin 1985 Richey Reneberg 2002 Krystian Pfeiffer 2002 Eric Cohn 1983 Rodney Harmon 2004 Johan Brunstrom 2003 Johan Brunstrom Eric Korita, Jerome Vanier Eric Cohn 1984 John Ross, Mark Styslinger College Tennis Ryan Mauck 1985 John Ross, Richey Reneberg WAC Freshman of Peter Oredsson M. Styslinger, Monte Oppenheim Player of the Year HenrikSoderberg 1986 John Ross, Richey Reneberg 2004 Johan Brunstrom Stefan Kruger, Den Bishop 1987 Richey Reneberg the Year Paul McNaughton 1987 Richey Reneberg RECORDS/HISTORY 2004 Alex Skrypko Peter Oredsson Stefan Kruger, Den Bishop Henrik Soderberg 1988 Alex Nizet (s) 2005 Federico Murgier 1989 Alex Nizet Volvo Tennis/Sr. All-WAC Peter Oredsson 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen (s) Yeugen Ryeznik Dustin Mauck (d), Keith Pollak (d) Player of the Year 1997 Ignacio Hirigoyen 2000 Toby Hansson (s, d) (Singles First Team) Alexsander Skrypko 1987 Den Bishop Jon Wallmark (d) 1998 Toby Hansson (Doubles First Team) Henrik Soderberg 2001 Genius Chidzikwe (s) Ignacio Hirigoyen Jon Wallmark (d) (Singles First Team) Johan Brunstrom (d) NCAA Coach of Jon Wallmark (Doubles First Team) WAC Athlete of 2002 Johan Brunstrom (d) 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen Eric Cohn (d) the Year (Singles First Team) the Week 2004 Johan Brunstrom (s) Dustin Mauck (Doubles First Team) 1983 Dennis Ralston Keith Pollak (Doubles First Team) 1998 Ignacio Hirigoyen (4/14) 2000 Toby Hansson (Singles First Team) 1999 Ignacio Hirigoyen (3/1) Dustin Mauck (Singles First Team) 2000 Jon Wallmark (2/15, 3/21) Top Individual ITA Region VI Jon Wallmark (Singles First Team) 2000 Dustin Mauck (4/11) Genius Chidzikwe 2000 Toby Hansson (3/6, 4/25) Performances at Coach of the Year (Doubles First Team) 2000 Genius Chidzikwe (4/18) 2001 Krystian Pfeiffer (4/25) NCAA 1998 Carl Neufeld Hansson/Wallmark (Doubles First Team) 2001 Jon Wallmark (2/8) SINGLES 2001 Genius Chidzikwe 2001 Johan Brunstrom (3/13) Runner-up George Hardie (1975) (Singles First Team) 2002 Krystian Pfeiffer (2/5, 2/27) Richey Reneberg (1986) SWC Coach of Jon Wallmark (Singles First Team) 2003 Gwinyai Chingoka (4/21) Semifi nals Drew Gitlin (1981) Krystian Pfeiffer 2005 Peter Oredsson (2/28 & 3/7) Rodney Harmon (1983) the Year (Singles Second Team) David Kuczer (3/21) Qtrfi nals William Wolff (1961) Wallmark/Brunstrom Paul McNaughton (4/11) Joe Edies (1976) 1986 Dennis Ralston Jerome Vanier (1981) 1987 Dennis Ralston (Doubles First Team) 2002 Johan Brunstrom Jeff Turpin (1982) (Singles First Team) John Ross (1985) Krystian Pfeiffer (Singles First Team) SWC Player of Richey Reneberg (1985) WAC Coach of the Brunstrom/Cohn the Year Stefan Kruger (1986) (Doubles First Team) Ignacio Hirigoyen (1999) Year 2003 Gwinyai Chingoka 1986 Richey Reneberg 1987 Richey Reneberg DOUBLES 1999 Carl Neufeld (Singles First Team) Finals J. Wallmark-J. Brunstrom 2001 Carl Neufeld J.Brunstrom (Singles Second Team) (2001) 2002 Carl Neufeld Brunstrom/Soderberg Semifi nals George Hardie-Tim Vann (Doubles First Team) All-SWC (1974) 2004 Johan Brunstrom Qtrfi nals Jai DiLouie-Tim Cain (1980) (Singles First Team) 1986 Den Bishop Dallas All-Sports Brunstrom/Soderberg Stefan Kruger (Doubles Second Team) Richey Reneberg Assoc. SMU Chingoka/McNaughton 1986 Den Bishop (d) Coach of the Year (Doubles Second Team) Stefan Kruger (s) 2005 Paul McNaughton Richey Reneberg (s) 1999 Carl Neufeld (Singles First Team) Ed Ross (d) 2000 Carl Neufeld Gwinyai Chingoka (Singles Second Team) 1988 Brian Devening (s/d) McNaughton/Murgier Marc Kudelko (d) (Doubles First Team) 1992 Greg Bowrey (s/d) Hendrik Jordaan (d) 1993 Greg Bowrey (s/d)

11 RECORDS/HISTORY Annual Finishes Singles Records Conf. Natl. Victories Winning Pcts. Year Coach W-L-T Finish Finish SEASON SEASON (Minimum 10 victories) 1948 Lester Jordan 0-0 7th -- 1. Igancio Hirigoyen ______1999 ______34 1. Dan Stansbury _____14-0 _1953 ____1.000 1949 Lester Jordan 0-0 4th -- 2. Toby Hansson ______2000 ______33 2. Matt Murphy ______14-1 _1955 _____.933 1950 Lester Jordan 11-2 3rd -- Genius Chidzikwe ______2000 ______33 Bob Wertheimer ____14-1 _1955 _____.933 1951 Lester Jordan 9-1 2nd -- 4. Ignacio Hirigoyen ______1997 ______31 4. Ken Crawford ______12-1 _1951 _____.923 1952 Lester Jordan 6-6 5th -- Dustin Mauck ______1999 ______31 5. Johan Brunstrom ____21-2 _2001 _____.913 1953 Lester Jordan 12-2-1 4th -- 1954 Lester Jordan 11-2 3rd -- Jon Wallmark ______1999 ______31 6. Greg Bowrey ______16-2 _1993 _____.889 1955 Lester Jordan 14-1 2nd -- 7. Dustin Mauck ______1998 ______30 7. Eric Korita ______22-3 _1983 _____.880 1956 Lester Jordan 13-1 2nd -- 8. Genius Chidzikwe ______2001 ______29 8. Jon Wallmark ______28-4 _2000 _____.875 1957 Leo LaBorde 3-10 3rd -- Jon Wallmark ______2001 ______29 Den Bishop ______28-4 _ 1986 _____.875 1958 Leo LaBorde 5-9 5th -- Rodney Harmon ______1982 ______29 Drew Gitlin ______21-3 _1979 _____.875 1959 Leo LaBorde 6-7-4 3rd -- Jeff Turpin ______1982 ______29 1960 Leo LaBorde 13-1 1st 10th CAREER (Minimum 30 victories) 1961 Leo LaBorde 8-6 3rd 9th 1962 Leo LaBorde 7-7 4th -- CAREER 1. Bob Wertheimer ____38-5 _1953-55 __.884 1963 Leo LaBorde 3-10 7th -- 1. Jon Wallmark ______1997-2001 ____111 2. Dick Davis ______36-6 _1954-56 __.857 1964 Leo LaBorde 2-11 7th -- 2. Dustin Mauck ______1996-2000 ____105 Matt Murphy ______30-5 _1955-57 __.857 1965 Leo LaBorde 2-12 7th -- 3. Igancio Hirigoyen ______1995-99 ______98 4. Richey Reneberg ___68-14 1985-87 __.829 1966 Leo LaBorde 3-13 7th -- 4. Den Bishop ______1984-87 ______96 5. Drew Gitlin ______60-13 1979-81 __.822 1967 Leo LaBorde 15-7-2 6th -- Toby Hansson ______1996-2000 _____96 6. Stefan Kruger ______71-17 1985-87 __.807 1968 Don Russell 7-9-1 3rd -- 6. Mark Styslinger ______1983-86 ______81 Jerome Vanier ______67-16 1981-83 __.807 1969 Don Russell 7-9 5th -- 7. John Ross ______1983-86 ______79 8. Genius Chidzikwe ___62-15 2000-01 __.805 1970 Don Russell 8-5-2 2nd t14th 1971 Don Russell 13-6 2nd t10th 8. Erik Van’t Hof ______1980-83 ______76 9. Rodney Harmon ____45-12 1982-83 __.789 1972 Don Russell 15-4 2nd -- Ed Ross ______1984-87 ______76 Tim Vann ______60-16 1971-74 __.789 1973 John Gardner 18-5 1st t4th 1974 John Gardner 16-5 2nd t4th 1975 John Gardner 16-5-1 1st t4th 1976 John Gardner 13-10 3rd t5th Doubles Records 1977 John Gardner 17-4 2nd 4th 1978 Bill McClain 24-9 1st 3rd Winning Pcts. Winning Pcts. 1979 Bill McClain 19-7 1st 4th SEASON (All Matches) SEASON (Minimum 10 victories) 1980 Bill McClain 13-10 3rd 16th 1. Greyvensteyn-Zerdan ___1996-97 ______22 1. Reneberg-J. Ross ____13-1 __1986 ____.929 1981 Dennis Ralston 18-8 2nd 11th 1. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1999 ______32 2. Cain-Vines ______18-2 __1979 ____.900 1982 Dennis Ralston 29-5 1st 3rd 2. Wallmark-Brunstrom_____ 2001 ______25 3. Murphy-Furlong ______10-1 __1956 ____.909 1983 Dennis Ralston 23-3 1st 2nd 3. Hansson-Wallmark ______2000 ______25 4. Reneberg-E. Ross ____11-2 __1985 ____.846 1984 Dennis Ralston 24-8 3rd 6th 4. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1998 ______22 Crawford-Karren ______11-2 __1951 ____.846 1985 Dennis Ralston 29-4 1st 4th 5. Hansson-Wallmark ______1998 ______21 6. Wallmark-Brunstrom ___25-5 __2001 ____.833 1986 Dennis Ralston 29-3 1st t3rd 1987 Dennis Ralston 20-7 1st 6th Turpin-Van’t Hof ______1982 ______21 7. Guerry-Vines ______19-4 __1977 ____.826 RECORDS/HISTORY 1988 Dennis Ralston 3-14 t7th -- 7. Brunstrom-Cohn ______2002 ______20 8. Hardie-Vann ______14-3 __1973 ____.824 1989 Dennis Ralston 10-15 5th -- 8. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1997 ______19 9. Kruger- Steven ______13-3 __1987 ____.812 1990 Tracy DeLatte 11-15 t4th -- Guerry-Vines ______1977 ______19 9. Turpin-Van’t Hof ______21-5 __1982 ____.808 1991 Dennis Ralston 15-9 t6th -- 10. Cain-Vines ______1979 ______18 10. Kruger-Bishop ______15-4 __ 1985 ____.789 1992 Dennis Ralston 5-14 t4th -- Soderberg/Oredsson ___2005 ______18 1993 Dennis Ralston 4-5 -- -- CAREER (Minimum 25 victories) 1993 Jim Kohr 6-7 t5th -- CAREER (Team) 1. Cain-Vines ______25-2 __1978-79 _.926 1994 Carl Neufeld 13-12 t5th -- 1995 Carl Neufeld 18-9 4th -- 1. D. Mauck-Pollak ______1996-99 ______73 2. Wallmark-Brunstrom ___25-5 __2000-01 _.833 1996 Carl Neufeld 12-8 4th -- 2. Hansson-Wallmark ______1997-2000 ______65 3. Turpin-Van’t Hof ______37-10 _1980-82 _.787 1997 Carl Neufeld 18-7 t5th -- 3. Hardie-Vann ______1972-74 ______39 4. Guerry-Vines ______29-8 __1977-78 _.784 1998 Carl Neufeld 21-5 1st t9th 4. Turpin-Van’t Hof ______1980-82 ______37 5. Hardie-Vann ______39-11 _1972-74 _.780 1999 Carl Neufeld 28-5 2nd t9th 5. Bohrnstedt-Delaney _____1976-77 ______31 2000 Carl Neufeld 25-7 2nd 13th Edies-Kourim ______1973-75 ______31 National Team 2001 Carl Neufeld 24-3 3rd 6th 7. DiLouie-Turpin ______1977-79 ______30 2002 Carl Neufeld 18-13 1st 30th 8. Guerry-Vines ______1977-78 ______29 Rankings 2003 Carl Neufeld 16-12 2nd 40th 9. Bishop-Kruger ______1985-86 ______28 Year Final Highest 2004 Carl Neufeld 18-12 1st 34th 1982 3rd 1st (3/16) 2005 Carl Neufeld 15-13 4th 44th Brunstrom-Soderberg ____2003-04 ______28 1983 2nd 1st (5/2) 1984 6th 5th (3/19) CAREER (Individual) 1985 4th 2nd ( 4/23) Records of SMU Coaches 1986 3rd 1st (5/6) Coach (Years) W L T Pct. 1. Jon Wallmark ______1997-2001 ______94 1987 3rd 2nd (Preseason) Dennis Ralston (1981-89,91-93) 209 95 0 .688 Dustin Mauck ______1996-2000 ______94 1988 --- 12th (Preseason) Carl Neufeld (1994-Present) 226 106 0 .681 2. Toby Hansson ______1996-2000 ______81 1995 44th 40th (3/23) John Gardner (1973-77) 80 29 1 .732 3. Johan Brunstrom ______2001-2004 ______78 1996 58th 40th (3/9) 1997 37th 32nd (4/8) Lester Jordan (1948-56) 76 15 1 .832 4. Keith Pollak ______1995-99 ______75 1998 21st 21st (Final) Leo LaBorde (1957-67) 67 93 6 .422 5. Den Bishop ______1984-87 ______66 1999 11th 5th (3/23) Bill McClain (1978-80) 56 26 0 .683 Ignacio Hirigoyen ______1995-99 ______66 2000 13th 6th (3/16) Don Russell (1968-72) 50 33 3 .599 2001 6th 6th(Final) 7. Mark Vines ______1976-79 ______63 2002 30th 8th (1/30) Tracy DeLatte (1990) 11 15 0 .423 Ed Ross ______1984-87 ______63 Jim Kohr (1993) 6 7 0 .450 2003 40th 30th (1/25) 9. Jeff Turpin ______1979-82 ______62 2004 34th 31st (4/21) Totals 748 393 11 .654 John Ross ______1983-86 ______62 2005 44th 33rd (1/29)

12 RECORDS/HISTORY

Current Players in BOLD A Grayson Grove ______1963 Frank Pritchard ______1946 Scott Abernathy ______1930 Pern Guerry ______1974-77 Allen Puckett ______1920 Jack Adams ______1954-55 Francis Pulatte ______1947 Chris Ainsworth ______1991-93 H Chris Allison ______1994-97 Freddy Hanser ______1995-97 Q & R OIVIND ALVER ______2005-06 Toby Hansson ______1997-2000 Tim Radogna ______1996-97 Mustangs From Bob Amis ______1973 George Hardie ______1972-75 John Ramsey ______1965-66 Around The Mike Amis ______1961-63 Rodney Harmon ______1982-83 Richey Reneberg ______1985-87 Shri Anandan ______1972 Richard Harris ______1988-91 George Ricker ______1946 World Rick Anigian ______1981 Leon Headington ______1929 Hugh Robbins ______1938-40 ARGENTINA Charles Armentrout ______1936 Johan Hedberg ______1989-91 Ed Ross ______1984-87 Ignacio Hirigoyen __Bahia Blanca _ 1996-99 Fred Higginbotham ______1940-42 John Ross ______1983-86 Federico Murgier _Mar del Plata 2004-06 B Ignacio Hirigoyen ______1996-99 Kenneth Rude ______1945 Alexis Rudzinski ___Beunos Aires _ 2000-03 O.H. Hodd ______1938 Raymond Rude ______1948-50 LeRoy Baird ______1923-24 AUSTRALIA Lewis Baird ______1939-41 Charles Hooper ______1965 Alexis Rudzinski ______2000-03 Joe Horwitz ______1990-92 Robert Rumble ______1969-70 Peter Barton ______Melbourne ______1981 Phillip Baird ______1940-41 Greg Bowrey _____Sydney _____ 1991-94 Sydney S. Baird ______1918-19, 22 Tommy Howorth ______1960-62 Ian Russell ______1968-71 Gerald Huff ______1927-30 YEUGEN RYEZNIK ______2005-06 John Gardner _____Albury ______1972 William Baird ______1923-24 Adi Kourim ______Melbourne ______1972 Stanley Baker ______1967-68 Clint Hufford ______1973-76 Maddin Hunter ______1938 S Robert Rumble ____Melbourne ______1969 Bob Barns ______1947 Ian Russell ______Melbourne ______1971 Daniel (Doc) Barr ______1933-35 Tim Hurst ______1993-96 John Saylor ______1925 John A. Barr ______1926-27 Lukasz Senczyszyn ______2001-04 AUSTRIA Fritz Barton, Jr. ______1963 I & J Hyaden Schilling ______1957-58 Freddy Hanser ____Rothenthurn _ 1994-97 Steve Beauchamp ______1988-89 William Ingram ______1959-61 Eric Schmid ______1991-92 Rudy Benavides ______1956-58 Haroon Ismail ______1978 Harold Schmitt ______1946 BELARUS Den Bishop ______1984-87 Willard Johnson ______1964 John Shipman ______1940-42 Alex Skrypko ____Minsk ______2003-06 Woody Blocher ______1971-73 Frank Jones ______1943, 1947 ADOLFO SOLARES ______2005-06 Robert Bogard ______1936-37 Lester Jones ______1943-47 ALEX SKRYPKO ______2004-06 ENGLAND John Boggs ______1952-53 R.F. Jones ______1924 Tim Smith ______1968-70 Paul Coyle ______London ___ 1983, 1987 David Bohrnstedt ______1976-77 Hendrik Jordaan ______1990-93 HENRIK SODERBERG ______2003-06 Jakes Jordaan ______1980 Dan Stansbury ______1951-53 FRANCE James Bollman ______1942-44 Jerome Vanier ____Mt-St. Aiguan___ 81-82 Claude Boothman ______1929-31 Hugh Stennis ______1945 Greg Bowrey ______1991-94 K Frank Stephens ______1932 GERMANY Herb Karren ______1949-51 Paul Stephens ______1993-95 John Boyer ______1964 Michale Ondruska _Munich______1995-99 RECORDS/HISTORY W.R. (Dub) Boyer ______1929-31 Donald Kilgore ______1920 Barry Stetson ______1968-70 Christian Tudora ___Munich______1991-93 John Brooks ______1921-23 Paul Kloberdanz ______1993-96 Brett Steven ______1987 Steve Browne ______1968-71 Ken Knickerbocker ______1923-25 John Sturtevant ______1933-34 HOLLAND Johan Brunstrom ______2001-04 Eric Korita ______1982-83 Mark Styslinger ______1983-86 Symen DeLange __Maasland______1998 Adi Kourim ______1972-75 Page Buck ______1987-90 INDIA Cooper Burgess ______1926-28 Stefan Kruger ______1985-87 T DAVID KUCZER ______2005-06 Julian Thomas ______1920-23 Vinay Venkataraghavan _Madras _____ 1995-99 Don Burkett ______1948-51 Vikram Venkataraghavan Madras _____ 1993-97 Jerry Bywaters ______1925-26 Marc Kudelko ______1988-91 Tim Trigueiro ______1988, 1990 Roman Kupchynsky ______1977-80 Christian Tudora ______1992-93 MEXICO C Jeff Turpin ______1979-82 Adolfo Solares ___Mexico City _ 2003-05 Tom Cain ______1978-80 L Mark Turpin ______1975-79 Steve Chapman ______1964 Richard Lee ______1936-37 Jamie Turturici ______1992-94 NORWAY Genius Chidzikwe ______2000-01 Perry Leverett ______1957 Christian Opsahl ___Oslo ______2002 Gwinyai Chingoka ______2002-05 Jake Lynn ______1927-28 U & V Oivind Alver _____Lillehammer _ 2005-06 Eric Cohn ______2002-03 Jerome Vanier ______1981-82 M Tim Vann ______1971-74 NEW ZEALAND Lee Como ______1960-62 Brett Steven ______Auckland ______1987 Ken Crawford ______1945, 1950-51 Johnny Maddox ______1932-34 Erik Van’t Hof ______1980-83 Joe Mansﬁ eld ______1935-37 Vikram Venkataraghavan ______1994-97 POLAND D George Martin ______1947-49 Vinay Venkataraghavan _____ 1996,98-2000 Krystian Pfeiffer ___Boleslawiec __ 2001-02 Christian Dalzell ______1996 Randy Matthews ______1967-69 Mark Vines ______1976-79 Lukasz Senczyszyn Szczecin ____ 2001-04 Richard Dancey ______1965-66 Dustin Mauck ______1997-2000 David Kuczer ____Szczecin ____ 2005-06 Dick Davis ______1954-56 Ryan Mauck ______2000-03 W, X, Y, & Z Harvey Lee Davis ______1966-67 Elgene May ______1941 Jon Wallmark ______1997-2000 SOUTH AFRICA Richard Walthall______1972-75 Chris Delaney ______1976-79 N.M. McCuan ______1946 Hendrik Jordaan ___Kierksdorp ___ 1990-93 Russell McIntosh ______1924-25 Houston Wasson ______1930-32 Jakes Jordaan ____Kierksdorp ___ 1980-81 Sijmen DeLange ______1998-99 Bob Wertheimer ______1953-55 Brian Devening ______1986-89 Paul McNaughton ______2002-05 Stefan Kruger ____Capetown ___ 1985-86 Scott Meyer ______1990-91 William Wilkins ______1940-41 Jai DiLouie ______1977-80 Jim Willerson ______1996-98 SPAIN Bill Dixon ______1959-61 Walton Miller ______1952-54 Roger Mills ______1945 Jack Williams ______1950 Gerardo Mulas ____Madrid ____ 1997-2000 James Dobson ______1946 Rod Williams ______1952 Smith Dodson ______1937-39 Robert Morrow ______1947 Andrew Witt ______1997 SWEDEN Gerardo Mulas ______1997-2000 Willie Wolff ______1959-61 Johan Brunstrom __Uddevalla ___ 2001-04 E & F Johnny Muller ______1975 Bill Wright ______1959-61 Toby Hansson ____Bjarred____ 1997-2000 Joe Edies ______1972-76 FEDERICO MURGIER ______2004-06 John Zahurak ______1984 Johan Hedberg____Eslov ______1989-91 ELLIOT ENGBERG ______2004-06 Peter Oredsson __Gavle ______2003-06 Kevin Epley ______1992-95 N & O Henrik Soderberg _Stockholm __ 2003-06 Judah Epstein ______2001-04 Charles Newton ______1932-33 Jon Wallmark _____Helsingborg __ 1997-01 Bennie Estep ______1926-28 Alex Nizet ______1988-89 Arthur Evans ______1962 Michale Ondruska ______1997-99 TANZANIA Rich Feagan ______1937-38 Monty Oppenheim ______1985 Shri Harshan Anandan __ Kigoma ______1972 Dave Fearheller ______1964-66 Leo Oporto ______1998-99 Chad Fernandez ______2004-05 Keith Orie ______2001 UKRAINE ohn Fielding ______1981-82 PETER OREDSSON ______2003-06 Yeugen Ryeznik __Minski ______2005-06 John Flahie ______1933-34 Charles Ottinger ______1945 James Owens ______1948-49 ZIMBABWE Oscar Furlong ______1955-56 Genius Chidzikwe _Mutare ______1999-01 G P Gwinyai Chingoka _Harare ______2002-05 John Gardner ______1970-72 Ray Pascale ______1974 Current players in Bold Mitch Gilbert ______1936 Craig Parsons ______1967-69 Drew Gitlin ______1980 Jay Paulson ______1969-71 Courtland Gray ______1988-90 Krytian Pfeiffer ______2001 Norman Grannermann, Jr. ______1966 Albert Pitts ______1964 Jack Griswold ______1925 Keith Pollak ______1996-99 Jon Wallmark

13 Salvino Strength Center The SMU strength and conditioning staff, led by head strength & conditioning coach Chuck Faucette, train Mustang student-athletes in the Vic and Gladie Jo Sal- vino Strength & Conditioning Center - a state-of-the-art, 10,000-square-foot weight room featuring Olympic free weight machines and cardiovascular equipment inside the Paul B. Loyd, Jr. All-Sports Center. The Salvino Strength and Conditioning Center opened in August of 2000 and is considered one of the ﬁ nest of its kind in the nation.

"At Southern Methodist University, the empha- sis of our strength and conditioning program is on speed, quickness and explosive power. We accomplish this with a program comprised of Olympic lifts, various plyometric drills and sport speciﬁ c exercises. We want to do things in the weight room that will transfer over to the tennis courts. Not only do we develop your strength and conditioning but your mental toughness as well. At this level, everyone is going to be quick, fast and strong. Mental toughness is what will separate SMU players from the pack and allow you to be successful."

Chuck Faucette Head Strength & Conditioning Coach SMU

14 15 All-Sports Center The Paul B. Loyd, Jr. All-Sports Center, which is attached to the northwest corner of Gerald J. Ford Stadium, is a 72,000 square-foot structure providing all Mustang student-athletes with several improve- ments over old facilities, including:

 Ofﬁ ces and locker facilities for football and several Olympic sports

 A state-of-the-art, 10,000 square-foot weight room featuring Olympic free weight machines and cardiovascular equipment

 A sports medicine complex

 Conference rooms, including a modern theater- style meeting room for all SMU sports

 A modern equipment room which provides easy access to the playing ﬁ eld and houses expanded laundry and storage areas in order to serve all sports residing in the facility

 Ticket facilities, including ticket windows and of- ﬁ ces, as well as working and waiting areas

Sports Medicine The SMU athletic training program features fi rst-class facilities inside the Paul B. Loyd, Jr. All-Sports Center and the outstanding services of leading sports medicine and health care professionals. The SMU training staff members work together with physicians to design rehabilitation programs for injured student-athletes to minimize the loss of fi tness during recuperative time. Under the direction of Head Trainer Jeanne Olson, the training staff is assisted in the sports medicine area by full-time, certifi ed trainers Cash Birdwell, Kelli Clay, Zack McLeese, Bill Currie, Jeff Mattis and Warren Young.