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2017 Men's Tennis in Review 2017 MEN’S TENNIS IN REVIEW 2017 CAA Tennis Championship (April 21-23 - Burlington Tennis Center & Jimmy Powell Tennis Center (Elon) - Elon, N.C.) Quarterfinals #1 UNCW 4, #8 Delaware 0 #4 Col. of Charleston 4, #5 James Madison 0 #2 Elon 4, #7 Hofstra 1 #3 William & Mary 4, #6 Drexel 0 Semifinals #1 UNCW 4, #4 Col. of Charleston 2 #3 William & Mary 4, #2 Elon 1 Championship #1 UNCW 4, #3 William & Mary 2 Singles Finals: #1 Aidan Talcott (W&M) d. Andres Torres (UNCW), 6-0, 6-1 #2 Agustin Savarino (UNCW) d. Christian Cargill (W&M), 2-6, 7-5, 6-1 #3 Ignasi de Rueda (UNCW) d. Addison Appleby (W&M), 6-3, 6-2 #4 Alec Miller (W&M) d. Raphael Calzi (UNCW), 7-5, 6-4 #5 Daniel Groom (UNCW) vs. Damon Niquet (W&M) - DNF 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 0-0 #6 Michael Copeland (UNCW) d. Lars de Boer (W&M), 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 Order of Finish: 1, 3, 4, 6, 2* Doubles Finals: #1 Cargill/Ryan Newman (W&M) d. Savarino/de Rueda (UNCW), 7-5 #2 Torres/Michael Morphy (UNCW) d. Tristan Bautil/Talcott (W&M), 6-3 #3 Gabriel Hocevar/Copeland (UNCW) d. Appleby/de Boer (W&M), 7-6 (7-2) Order of Finish: 2, 1, 3* Tournament Most Outstanding Performer: Aidan Talcott, William & Mary CAA Player of the Year: Aidan Talcott, William & Mary CAA Coach of the Year: Mait DuBois, UNCW CAA Co-Rookies of the Year: Ignasi de Rueda, UNCW and Damon Roberts, James Madison First Team All-CAA: Singles - Juan Estevarena, CofC; Benedikt Henning, CofC; Felipe Sarrasague, Elon; Agustin Savarino, UNCW; Aidan Talcott, W&M; Andres Torres, UNCW; Doubles - Rodrigo Encinas and Juan Estevarena, CofC; Chris Humphreys and Petar Tomic, Elon; Christian Cargill and Ryan Newman, W&M Second Team All-CAA: Singles - Christian Cargill, W&M; Ignasi de Rueda, UNCW; Hamza Laalej, Drexel; Salvador Mijares, Elon; Mario Paccini, Elon; Damon Roberts, James Madison; Doubles - Ignasi de Rueda and Agustin Savarino, UNCW; Salvador Mijares and Neal Port, Elon; Andres Torres and Michael Morphy, UNCW; Theophile Lanthiez and Paul Mendoza, James Madison CAA All-Academic: Blaise Casselbury, Delaware; Lars de Boer, W&M; Rodrigo Encinas, CofC: Josh Hublitz, UNCW; Balaji Lakshmanan, Drexel; Sebastian Salinas, JMU; Petar Tomic, Elon; Niko Vulinovich, Hofstra NCAA Team Championship Wake Forest 4, UNCW 0 (First Round - 5/12/17 at Winston-Salem, N.C.) 214 • Men’s Tennis Past CAA Men’s Tennis Champions Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up Score Site 1983 Navy Bobby Bayliss 88 Richmond 66 Navy 1984 James Madison Jack Arbogast 92 Navy 64 Navy 1985 Navy John Officer 89 Richmond 73 Richmond 1986 Navy John Officer 72 William & Mary 68 William & Mary 1987 William & Mary Bill Pollard 73 James Madison 65 James Madison 1989 James Madison Richard Cote 37 Navy 36 Navy 1990 William & Mary Bill Pollard 34 James Madison 33 Richmond 1991 James Madison Drew Whitman 5-2 William & Mary James Madison 1992 Richmond Steve Gerstenfeld 5-2 Old Dominion William & Mary 1993 Richmond Steve Gerstenfeld 5-1 Old Dominion Richmond 1994 Old Dominion Ken Rand 4-3 Richmond James Madison 1995 Richmond Steve Gerstenfeld 4-0 George Mason Old Dominion 1996 VCU Paul Kostin 4-0 Old Dominion William & Mary 1997 VCU Paul Kostin 4-0 Old Dominion Old Dominion 1998 VCU Paul Kostin 4-0 Old Dominion Richmond, Va. 1999 VCU Paul Kostin 4-0 William & Mary Richmond, Va. 2000 VCU Paul Kostin 4-0 William & Mary Richmond, Va. 2001 VCU Paul Kostin 4-2 William & Mary Richmond, Va. 2002 VCU Paul Kostin 4-2 Old Dominion Richmond, Va. 2003 VCU Paul Kostin 4-0 William & Mary Richmond, Va. 2004 VCU Paul Kostin 4-2 Old Dominion William & Mary 2005 William & Mary Peter Daub 4-2 VCU Newport News, Va. 2006 VCU Paul Kostin 4-2 Old Dominion Newport News, Va. 2007 Georgia State Nic Brochu 4-2 Old Dominion Newport News, Va. 2008 VCU Paul Kostin 4-1 William & Mary Newport News, Va. 2009 UNCW Mait DuBois 4-3 VCU Old Dominion 2010 VCU Paul Kostin 4-1 William & Mary Old Dominion 2011 UNCW Mait DuBois 4-3 VCU Old Dominion 2012 VCU Paul Kostin 4-0 UNCW Old Dominion 2013 UNCW Mait DuBois 4-0 William & Mary William & Mary 2014 UNCW Mait DuBois 4-0 College of Charleston William & Mary 2015 William & Mary Peter Daub 4-1 College of Charleston William & Mary 2016 College of Charleston Jay Bruner 4-3 UNCW Elon 2017 UNCW Mait DuBois 4-2 William & Mary Elon Men’s Tennis • 215 CAA Tournament Results 1987 Championship (October 23-24 at James Madison) William & Mary 73, James Madison 65, Navy 60, Richmond 40, American 17, East 1983 Championship (October 14-16 at Navy) Carolina 14, UNCW 5, George Mason 4 Navy 88, Richmond 66, William & Mary 40, James Madison 28, East Carolina 22, Singles Finals George Mason 6 #1 Will Harvie, W&M d. Jamie Moore, Navy; 6-0, 6-1 Singles Finals #2 Scott Mackesy, W&M d. Scott Slobin, UR; 6-1, 6-2 Scott McTeer, UR d. Bayly Taff, Navy; 6-1, 1-6, 6-2 #3 Nick White, JMU d. Pat Walker, Navy; 6-3, 6-4 Mike Dashiell, Navy d. Steve Haskin, UR; 6-0, 6-3 #4 Marc Brix, JMU d. Rob Tibbs, Navy; 6-1, 7-5 Finalists John Chandler and Franz Wagner, both from Navy, did not play #5 Kelly Hunter, W&M d. Tony Moses, Navy; 6-1, 6-1 #6 Gerald Syska, JMU d. Mike Scherer, W&M; 7-6, 6-3 Doubles Finals Rich Razzetti/Scott McTeer, UR d. George Foreman/Greg Miller, W&M; 2-6, 6-2, 6-4 Doubles Finals Mike Dashiell/Franz Wagner, Navy d. David Creech/Galan Treble, ECU; 4-6,6-3,6-2 #1 Will Harvie/Scott Mackesy, W&M d. Carl Bell/Sonny Dearth, JMU; 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 Billy Georges/Rob Smith, JMU d. Graham Rogers/Scott Orren, Navy; 6-2, 6-4 #2 Kelly Hunter/Keith Menter, W&M d. Tom Murphy/Scott Slobin, UR; 6-1, 6-2 #3 Craig Moringiello/Tibbs, Navy d. Brix/Stephen Secord, JMU 7-5, 6-3 1984 Championship (October 19-21 at Navy) Player of the Year Coach of the Year James Madison 92, Navy 64, Richmond 60, William & Mary 26, George Mason 23, Will Harvie, W&M Bill Pollard, W&M East Carolina 12, UNCW 3, American 0 Singles Finals 1989 Championship (April 21-23 at Navy) #1 Mark Trinka, JMU d. David Jones, Navy; 6-1, 2-6, 6-2 James Madison 37, Navy 36, Richmond 27.5, William & Mary 23, East Carolina 9.5, #2 Claude Hanfling, JMU d. Mike Spanos, Navy; 6-2, 7-5 American 6, UNCW 4, George Mason 1 #3 Franz Wagner, Navy d. Gary Shendell, JMU; 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 Singles Finals #4 Rich Razzetti, UR d. John Chandler, Navy; 6-4, 6-3 #1 Chris Thompson, Navy d. Marc Brix, JMU; 6-1, 6-2 #5 Sonny Dearth, JMU d. John Christianson, UR; 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) #2 Rob Celona, UR d. Mike Scherer, W&M; 6-2, 7-6 #6 Rob Smith, JMU d. Scott Hallenberg, Navy; 6-4, 6-1 #3 Carl Bell, JMU d. Kelly Hunter, W&M 6-3, 6-4 Doubles Finals #4 Scott Slobin, UR d. Paul Kruse, Navy; 2-6, 7-5, 7-5 #1 Scott McTeer/Marc Policastro, UR d. Trinka/Hanfling, JMU; 6-4, 7-5 #5 Matt Goetz, JMU d. Jay Bolus, UR; 6-1, 6-1 #2 Smith/Dearth, JMU d. Rob Mazzucchelli/Rich Razzetti, UR; 3-6, 7-6, (7-3), 6-4 #6 Lee Bell, JMU d. Rich Yates, Navy; 6-4, 6-1 #3 Keith Ciocco/Shendell, JMU d. Spanos/Chandler, Navy; 5-7, 6-0, 6-4 Doubles Finals #1 Paul Kruse/Pat Walker, Navy d. Marc Brix/Carl Bell, JMU; 6-2, 6-0 1985 Championship (October 25-26 at Richmond) #2 Mike Scherer/Kelly Hunter, W&M d. Steve Secord/Matt Goetz, JMU; 6-4, 6-3 Navy 89, Richmond 73, James Madison 53, William & Mary 53, George Mason 36, #3 Rob Tibbs/Chris Thompson, Navy d. Lee Bell/Dave Schwartz, JMU; 6-2, 6-3 UNCW 20, East Carolina 17, American 12 Player of the Year Coach of the Year Singles Finals Chris Thompson, Navy Richard Cote, JMU #1 Mike Geiger, UR d. Scott Carpenter, GMU; 6-4, 7-6 (7-1) #2 Mike Spanos, Navy d. Gary Shendell, JMU; 7-5, 6-3 1990 Championship (April 20-21 at Richmond) #3 Steve Haskin, UR d. Scott Hallenberg, Navy; 7-6 (8-6), 6-3 William & Mary 34, James Madison 33, East Carolina 22, Richmond 20, George #4 John Chandler, Navy d. Sonny Dearth, JMU; 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 Mason 10, American 4.5, UNCW 4 #5 Graham Rogers, Navy d. Drew Gilfillen, W&M; 6-3, 6-0 #6 Jamie Moore, Navy d. Tom Murphy, UR; 6-0, 2-6, 6-4 Singles Finals #1 Scott Mackesy, W&M d. Rob Celona, UR; 6-3, 6-2 Doubles Finals #2 Dave Swartz, JMU d. Mike Scherer, W&M; 6-1, 6-0 #1 Mike Geiger/Steve Haskin, UR d. Will Harvie/Lawrence Craige, W&M; 6-1, 6-0 #3 Andre Moreau, ECU d. Kelly Hunter, W&M; 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 #2 Lee Bell/Carl Bell, JMU d. Marc Policastro/Brandon Carrey, UR; 6-4, 7-5 #4 Mike Roberts, W&M d.
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