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Table of Contents/Quick Facts ______1 THIS IS TEXAS TECH Media Information/Outlets ______2 Lubbock, Texas ______45 Texas Tech University ______46-47 COACHES AND STAFF McLeod Tennis Center ______48 Head Coach Tim Siegel ______4-5 Top Facilities ______49 Assistant Coach Marcelo Ferreira ______6 The Spirit of Raiderland ______50 Support Staff ______7 Traditions______51 Guide to College Tennis ______8 Red Raider Athletics ______52 Top Alumni ______53 2010 RED RAIDERS Athletic Training/ Jeff Bryan ______10 Strength & Conditioning ______54-55 Raony Carvalho ______12 Red Raiders Head Coaches ______54-44 Gonzalo Escobar ______14 Academic Services ______56-57 Brandon Farine ______16 Athletic Director Gerald Myers ______58 Rafael Garcia ______18 Chancellor Kent Hance ______59 David Gonzalez ______20 Board of Regents ______59 Zach Jiganti ______22 President Dr. Guy Bailey ______60 Vitor Manzini ______24 Athletic Administration ______60 David Pace ______26 Raphael Pfi ster ______28 Andre Stabile ______30 Roster/Pronunciation Guide/Schedule ____ 32

RESULTS & RECORDS 2009 Season Results and Statistics ______34 2009 Match-by-Match Results ______35-39 Career Top 10 ______40 Red Raider Top 10 ______41 Honor Roll ______42 All-Time Roster ______43 Series Records ______44 2010 Quick Facts

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY COACHING STAFF Location ______Lubbock, Texas Head Coach ______Tim Siegel Founded ______1923 Alma Mater/Year ______Arkansas, 1986 Enrollment ______30,049 Record at Tech ______227-174 (17 Years) Nickname ______Red Raiders Career Record ______255-207 (19 Years) School Colors ______Scarlet and Black Best Time for Interviews ______Contact SID Facility ______McLeod Tennis Center Assistant Coach ______Marcelo Ferreira Affi liation ______NCAA Division I Alma Mater/Year Georgia College & State, 2006 Conference ______Big 12 Tennis Offi ce Phone ______(806) 742-3355 Chancellor ______Kent Hance table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table President ______Dr. Guy Bailey TEAM INFORMATION Athletics Director ______Gerald Myers 2009 Overall Record ______13-12 Senior Woman Administrator ___ Dr. Judi Henry Big 12 Record (Finish) ______2-4 (5th) Athletics Phone ______(806) 742-3355 Home Record ______6-2 Ticket Operations ______(806) 742-TECH Away Record ______3-5 Neutral Sites Record ______4-5 MEDIA RELATIONS Final Ranking ______39th Media Relations Director ______Chris Cook Postseason ______NCAA First Round Associate Director/Men’s Tennis SID Tammi Hoff man Letterwinners Returning/Lost ______3/6 Email ______tammi.hoff [email protected] Newcomers ______6 Offi ce Phone ______(806) 742-2770 Cell Phone ______(806) 787-5662 Offi ce Fax ______(806) 742-1970 Mailing Address ______Box 43021 1 ______Lubbock, Texas 79409 Overnight Address ______6th and Boston ______Lubbock, Texas 79409

MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Texas Tech Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to provide programs that develop the character and integrity of student-athletes in their academic, athletic and personal quest for excellence. To be consistent with the principles CREDITS of Texas Tech University, the department embraces the opportunities to enhance student-athlete welfare and promote diversity The 2009-10 Texas Tech Men’s Tennis Media Guide was written and edited by Tammi Hoff man, Associate within student-athletes and staff with fair and equitable treatment for all. The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics will Director of Athletic Media Relations with assistance from the Athletic Media Relations Offi ce. Design operate with fi scal responsibility and compliance under the rules, policies and procedures of Texas Tech University, the Big 12 and layout by Tracy Lorg. Conference and the NCAA. Texas Tech Athletic Media Relations media outlets

Media Relations Phone: 806-742-2770 Media Relations Mailing Address: Media Relations Fax: 806-742-1970 6th & Boston Avenue Lubbock, Texas 79409 NEWSPAPERS Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Courtney Linehan, Sports Editor 710 Ave. J, Lubbock, TX 79408 806/762-8844; 806/744-9603 fax

Associated Press Betsy Blaney Box 491, Lubbock, TX 79408 806/765-0394; 806/744-9603 fax

Daily Toreador Sports Editor CHRIS COOK BLAYNE BEAL RANDY FARLEY Texas Tech Campus, Lubbock, TX 79409 Associate A.D./Director Associate Director Associate Director 806/742-2939; 806/742-2434 fax [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RADIO Texas Tech Sports Radio Network Contact: David Hubbard (806) 744-6888 2114 Broadway, Suite 200 Lubbock, TX 79401

TELEVISION KAMC-TV (Ch. 28 - ABC Affi liate) David Collier, Andy Scholes 7403 S. University, Lubbock, TX 79423 806/745-2345; 806/748-2250 fax TAMMI HOFFMAN BRANDON IRETON JODY ROGINSON Associate Director Assistant Director Internal Communications KCBD -TV (Ch. 11 - NBC Affi liate) tammi.hoff [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Pete Christy, Colin McElroy 5600 Ave. A, Lubbock, 79404 806/761-4271; 806/749-1111 fax

KJTV -TV (Ch. 34 - FOX Affi liate) Robert Giovannetti, Chase Williams 9800 University Ave., Lubbock, TX 79423 806/748-9386; 806/748-9387 fax

KLBK-TV (Ch. 13 - CBS Affi liate) Brandon Rawe, Lee K. Howard 7403 S. University, Lubbock, TX 79423 SHEILA TUCKER 806/745-2345; 806/748-2250 fax Administrative Assistant [email protected]

media information : media outlets KTXT -TV (Campus Station) General Manager Box 42161, Lubbock, TX 79409 INTERVIEWS 806/742-2209; 806/742-1274 fax All interviews with the coaching staff and the players must be arranged through Tammi Hoff man of the Texas Tech Media Relations offi ce. Post-match interviews with coaches and players will occur after a ten-minute cooling off period.

ON THE WEB Texas Tech Athletics www.texastech.com 2 Big 12 Conference www.big12sports.com

Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) www.itatennis.com

College Tennis Online www.collegetennisonline.com

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tim siegel head coach New Orleans, La./Arkansas/17th season

The Red Raiders have compiled a 85-43 overall record over the past fi ve seasons, which included Tech’s fi rst trip to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Championships in 2005 in what could be Tech’s best season under Siegel to date. Tech’s 2005 campaign earned Siegel his fi rst Big 12 Coach of the Year honor as well as Co-Region Coach of the Year accolades.

In his 17 seasons as the head coach at Texas Tech, Tim Siegel has turned the Red Raider A native of New Orleans, Siegel played tennis collegiately at the University of Arkansas, Tennis program into a consistent contender in both the Big 12 Conference and the where he also earned a degree in journalism in 1986. During his four-year career, Siegel nation. was a two-time All-American and a three-time All-Southwest Conference singles champion. A two-time Big 12 Coach of the Year recipient, Siegel has compiled a 227-174 record at Tech, while leading the Red Raiders to the NCAA Championships seven times in his Following his time as a Razorback, Siegel went on to play tenure. Along with his success on the courts, the Red Raiders professionally and reached a top 100 world ranking in doubles have maintained a team GPA above 3.0 in each season since THE SIEGEL FILE Year School W L Pct. with teammate Jimmy Arias. The duo reached the quarterfi nals 1999, earning numerous academic honors in the process. 1991 SMU 17 10 .630 at the U.S. Clay Court Championships and was a semifi nalists 1992 SMU 11 13 .458 in Brisbane, Bologna and Florance. Siegel also reached the In 2009, the Red Raiders advanced to postseason play for 1993 Texas Tech 14 10 .583 third round of doubles at the U.S. Open, Australian Open and the fourth-straight year as they fi nished with a 13-12 record 1994 Texas Tech 12 13 .480 the second round of Wimbledon. Siegel’s professional tenure and fi nished ranked 39ths in the country. Raony Carvalho 1995 Texas Tech 11 12 .478 included wins over John Lloyd-Paul NcNamee, Ivan Lendl-Bill 1996 Texas Tech 13 9 .591 and Christian Rojmar competed in the NCAA Singles and Scanion, and Yannick Noah-Paul Annacone. Doubles Championship as Carvalho played in singles and 1997 Texas Tech 11 14 .440 1998 Texas Tech 11 15 .423 teamed with Rojmar to compete in doubles action. Carvalho 1999 Texas Tech 15 10 .600 After completing eligibility at Arkansas, Siegel began his was named the Big 12 Freshman of the Year and ITA Rookie 2000 Texas Tech 9 12 .429 coaching career as an assistant coach with the Razorbacks, while Player of the Year for the South Central region. 2001 Texas Tech 7 15 .318 he continued to play professionally. Siegel received his fi rst head 2002 Texas Tech 14 11 .560 coaching position at SMU in 1990, leading the women’s tennis The Red Raiders advanced to the postseason for the third- 2003 Texas Tech 13 8 .619 program while also serving an assistant coach for the men’s 2004 Texas Tech 12 12 .500 consecutive year in 2008, going 20-6 overall and fi nishing squad. In his two seasons, Siegel led the Lady Mustangs to a 28- the season as the No. 20-ranked team in the nation. Tech was 2005 Texas Tech 25 4 .862 2006 Texas Tech 13 11 .542 23 record. Siegel has also worked as a coach on the professional edged in the second round of the NCAA Championships to 2007 Texas Tech 14 10 .583 level, guiding top players such as Joey Rive, Robert Seguso and Michigan. Following the season, Siegel was named the Big 2008 Texas Tech 20 6 .769 Richey Reneberg. 12’s Coach of the Year for the second time in his career. 2009 Texas Tech 13 12 .520 table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table TOTAL 255 207 .552 Siegel and his wife, Jenny, reside in Lubbock with their daughters, With all his successes in his career, possibly Siegel’s top Alex, Kate, and Ellie and son Luke. In addition to coaching, Siegel’s accomplishment may be the development of former Red favorite hobby is being a dad to his four children. When he is not found at the courts, he Raider Bojan Szumanski, who completed his four-year career in 2008 as the Tech spends his time with his loving wife and amazing kids. all-time career singles and doubles wins leader. A three-time All-Big 12 singles and doubles recipient, Szumanski fi nished with 90 singles victories, while leading the Red Raiders to NCAA Championships berths in each of thesiegel past three seasons.

5 marcelo ferreira assistant coach Sao Paulo, Brazil/Georgia College & State/3rd season

Marcelo Ferreira is in his third season as assistant coach at Texas Tech, Ferreira graduated from Georgia College & State in 2006 with a coming from Georgia College & State University, where he was the bachelor of science in education, with an emphasis in physical assistant men’s and women’s tennis coach. education. He recently earned a master of science degree in education, with a focus in health promotion and human performance Besides assisting the Red Raiders on the courts, Ferreira is also one of from Tech. the top recruiters in the nation, traveling overseas to sign the world’s top talent, while also assisting with the day-to-day operations of the program.

The Sao Paulo, Brazil, native began his coaching career in 1998 at the Mauro Menezes Tennis Academy in Sao Paulo, where he taught lessons and helped manage the academy. During the same time, he also taught at the Alphaville Tennis Club organizing inter-clubs and challenges. As a certifi ed tennis teaching professional in Brazil, his experience helped coach three All-American players during his career.

After leaving Brazil Ferreira became the assistant director at Future Stars Tennis Camp in South Hampton, N.Y. Also during that time he founded 2SV Sports Management, a company that organizes events

guide to college tennis and tournaments for prospective tennis players to compete in the United States.

A member of the International Club GCSU, he was also a three- time letterwinner at Georgia College & State University. There he compiled a 47-33 career record in singles and a 32-23 career record in doubles. Ferreira was also named to the Peach Belt Conference Honor Roll all three years. ferreira

6 jason larry Young Munger Strength & Conditioning - Sixth Year Athletic Trainer - Fifth Year

Jason Young is in his sixth year as assistant strength and conditioning coach under head Larry Munger currently serves as an assistant athletic trainer for the Texas Tech athletic strength and conditioning coach Cliff Felkins. Young was a two-time All-American and department. Specifi cally, he is the trainer for the Tech Tennis teams and also works with named 10-time all-conference during his tenure as a Red Raider student-athlete, as well the Red Raider softball team. as an infl uential role in turning the Tech track and fi eld program around. Munger has an extensive background in education and in professional experience as Young is a 1999 graduate of W.W. Samuell High School in Dallas, Texas and was one of a trainer. He received his bachelor of science in education and sport science with an top throws prospects in state of Texas as senior. He threw 170’-09” at the Junior National emphasis in athletic training from the University of Kansas. He proceeded to obtain his Meet, earning him a fi fth-place fi nish. Young fi nished second in discus at state meet and master’s at the Arizona School of Health Science and is currently working on a doctor of Golden West Invitational. Young was also a gold medal winner in the discus at the 1999 philosophy, family and consumer science education at Tech. USA Junior Olympics. He is a certifi ed athletic trainer and clinical instructor educator by the National Athletic Young’s most recent accomplishments include competing at the 2004 Olympic Trials held Trainers’ Association Board of Certifi cation, Inc.; a licensed athletic trainer by the Advisory in Sacramento, Calif., this past July. Young placed sixth in the preliminaries and advanced Board of Athletic Trainers through the Texas Department of Health; a certifi ed strength to the fi nals. Young fell short of making it to Athens as he fi nished ninth in the fi nals. and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association; and a certifi ed CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer for the American Red Cross. In addition Young holds the school records in the indoor season weight throw with a 63’-1” and in the to NATA and NSCA, he is a member of the Southwest Athletic Trainers’ Association and outdoor season discus and hammer throws with marks of 206’-5”, his top mark of 2004, American College of Sports Medicine. and 193’, respectively. Munger has gained experience working in various athletic training settings which include: Young received his bachelor of science degree from Texas Tech in May, 2004. He resides Major League Basetball, NFL Europre, Major League Soccer, Collegiate, High School in Lubbock. Outreach and Sports Medicine Clinics. In May 2002, he accepted a position af Assistant Professor/Clinicial Education Coordinator at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in the Masters of Athletic Training Program. In the fall of 2005, he decided to return to working with athletis and accepted an athletic trainer position in the Tech Athletics department.

He is married to assistant strength and conditioning coach, Katie Munger, and the couple

has a daugther, Peyton, born in May 2009. support staff

7 Although collegiate tennis has been dubbed by many as a spring sport, the truth is tennis During the spring, the team ranking will be released every week beginning January 5, 2010, on the college level actually lasts throughout the traditional academic year. Several national and are released every other week starting in February. The ITA website can be found at: tournaments and events are held in the fall in addition to the normal dual match team http://www.itatennis.com/Home_4.htm schedule, which is played in the spring. The collegiate tennis year begins in September and ends in May – both for Texas Tech Lady Raiders and the rest of the college tennis world. The rankings include the top 75 teams in the country, the top 100 single players, and the top 50 doubles teams. There are two ways the ranking are determined during the year - the ITA THE FALL - The fall season, which is basically September through November, consists entirely National Ranking Committee and the average-points-per-match formula - which computes a of individual play, in which players compete for individual championships, usually in fl ighted player’s overall win/loss record with extra points for wins over ranked players and bonus points tournaments consisting of one to four divisions. Players are placed in these divisions based on for participation in certain tournaments, such as Grand Slam events. The preseason individual their talent level and the talent level of each tournament’s fi eld. rankings and the team rankings for the fi rst part of the spring are voted on by the National Ranking Committee. All other rankings are determined by the formula. Highlighting the fall slate are two major national tournaments – the National Indoor Championships and the All-American Championships – the fi rst two (of three) legs of the COLLEGIATE TENNIS HALL OF FAME - The ITA Men’s Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame is housed at the Collegiate Grand Slam. The National Indoor Championships are held every year in early University of Georgia’s Henry Field stadium in Athens. Legendary Georgia men’s coach and Hall November and usually conclude the fall season, while the All-American Championships are of Fame member Dan Magill serves as curator and chairman of the Hall of Fame. The ITA Men’s held in early October each year. Hall of Fame, which includes over 1,800 rare photos inducted its fi rst class in 1983, and has inducted more than 170 players, coaches and contributors since then. Each Grand Slam event showcases the nation’s top players in singles and doubles. The Grand Slam began in 1986, and Tech has had numerous singles player consistently placed in the fi eld, The ITA Women’s Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame is housed at McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis including their fi rst ever doubles duo solidifying a spot into the 16-player draw at both the Center at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va. Millie West serves as curator 2007 National Indoor Collegiate Championships. and chairperson of the Hall of Fame, which began in 1995. The Hall of Fame and tennis center were made possible through a generous donation from the late Mark McCormack and Singles and doubles records from the fall carry over into the spring and count toward a player’s Betsy Nagelsen. Every two years, the Hall of Fame enshrines exceptional players, coaches national ranking for the remainder of the academic season. and contributors in women’s intercollegiate tennis. The ITA Hall of Fame Committee selects inductees from the following categories: (1) outstanding collegiate players; (2) players who THE SPRING - In January, teams move into the dual match team season, consisting of both attended college and later had a signifi cant impact on women’s tennis; (3) outstanding home and road matches and a few team tournaments. The dual match (see section “DUAL collegiate coaches; and (4) individuals or corporations that played a major role in the MATCHES” for explanation) regular season for the Lady Raiders begins in mid-January with development of women’s intercollegiate tennis. non-conference matches against tough national opponents, as well as regional and in-state competitors.

The Big 12 Championships held each year at the end of April determines the conference champion, with the winner solidifying a spot into the NCAA Tournament. Individual Lady Raiders also have a chance to qualify for the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships, held immediately following the NCAA Team Championships each May. All the team results from the regular season and Big 12 Championships count towards Texas Tech’s chances at making the NCAA Tournament, which leads to the season’s anticipated national champion accolades. The NCAA Tournament started a new format in 1999, consisting of 16 four-team regionals, with the fi nals featuring the 16 regional winners.

The NCAA Regionals are hosted by diff erent schools each year. The NCAA Team Championship fi nals have historically been held at the University of Georgia and still are on a consistent basis. In recent seasons, however, the NCAAs have moved out of Athens more frequently. guide to college tennis

DUAL MATCHES - A dual match is two teams competing against one another. A dual match lineup consists of six singles positions and three double positions. Typically, the No. 1 position is considered the best player or doubles team on a squad and so on down the lineup.

The current dual match format, adopted in 1993, starts with doubles and concludes with singles. Dual matches award seven total points - one in doubles and six in singles. In doubles, a three pro-set matches are played (in pro-sets, teams must win eight games by at least a two- game margin). Whichever team wins two of the three doubles matches gets one point toward the fi nal team score. After a 10-minute intermission, singles play begins and six matches are played. Regular sets (fi rst to six by two) are utilized and a player must win two out of three sets to win. The winner in each match receives one point toward the fi nal team score.

THE ITA - The Intercollegiate Tennis Association is the governing body of college tennis. Formed in 1956 as the National Collegiate Tennis Coaches Association, it became the Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association in 1958 and adopted its current moniker in July of 1992. Originally formed as a vehicle for coaches to voice ideas and opinions to the NCAA, it now sponsors a number of national championships, the All-American team, and the ITA Collegiate Rankings. The ITA is made up of eight regions (I-VIII) divided by states. Texas Tech is in region VI, which includes Division I schools from Texas and a few from Louisiana. The ITA has an executive 8 director (currently Princeton’s David Benjamin), a board of directors (21 coaches), and numerous standing committees.

ITA RANKINGS - The ITA rankings are used as the offi cial national and regional rankings for men’s and women’s intercollegiate tennis. The rankings are released by the ITA offi ce in Princeton, New Jersey.

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jeff bryan Jeff has improved a lot from his freshman year. With continued hard work, he has a chance to help us in singles. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel

freshman San Angelo, Texas/San Angelo Central

2009-10: Competed in his fi rst tournament as a Red Raider at The Racquet Club Collegiate Invitational ... then play in the ITA Regionals ... fi nished the fall 0-4 in singles and 0-2 in doubles action with teammate Jared Hope.

2008-09: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated from Central High School in San Angelo, Texas ... team was a three-year regional qualifi er ... named fi rst team all-district all four years.

Personal: Born Sept. 22, 1989, in San Angelo, Texas ... son of Grady and Natalie Bryan ... father also attended Tech ... has a younger sister, Claire ... enrolled in arts and sciences. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table bryan

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raony carvalho Ray had a very good freshman year - one of the best in the country. This year he is counted on even more, especially as a leader. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel

sophomoreBrazilia, Brazil/Objetivo

seven of those matches coming against opponents in the top 10 nationally ... in doubles, he and Christian Rojmar went 14-8 at the top position ... duo was 3-3 at home, 5-3 on the road, 5-2 at neutral sites ... was 9-5 against ranked opponents, including wins over the third-ranked duo from Texas A&M and fourth-ranked tandem from USC ... advanced to the singles and doubles 2009-10: Preseason ranked No. 25 in the country in singles ... fi nished the portions of the NCAA Championships ... fell in the fi rst round of singles to fall with a 7-4 singles record and 4-1 doubles mark after competing in the Clint Bowles of Florida State ... advanced to the round of 16 in doubles before ITA All-American Championships, ITA Regionals and ITA National Indoor dropping a 6-6-3, 6-4 decision to the eventual national champion duo from Intercollegiate Championships ... had his biggest win of his career upsetting Virginia ... entered the season the 13th-ranked player in the round of 32 at the ITA All-American ... advanced CAREER RECORDS with a No. 19 ranking in singles to the singles fi nal and the doubles fi nal with Rafael Garcia at the ITA Singles Doubles and No. 7 in doubles alongside Regionals. Year W L W L 2008-09 26 14 21 13 Rojmar ... fi nished the spring ranked No. 44 in singles and No. 2008-09: After arriving at Tech as one of the school’s most promising recruits, Total 26 14 21 13 13 in doubles. Carvalho did not disappoint in his fi rst season, playing atop of Tech’s singles and doubles lineups ... fi nished the fall at 12-4 in singles, advancing to the No. 1 tennis player in Brazil for 12 and under, 14 and under, 16 and semifi nals of the ITA Regional Championships, a round short of qualifying Before Tech: under, and 18 and under ... No. 1 tennis in South America for 14 and under, for the ITA National Indoor Championships ... went a combined 6-3 against 16 and under and 18 and under ... ranked top 10 in International Tennis nationally ranked opponents in singles, including wins over No. 22 Andrei Federation for 16 and under and 18 and under. Daescu of Oklahoma and No. 40 Tim Puetz of Auburn ... three of his four losses came at the hands of players ranked among the top 35 in the nation ... advanced to the fi nals of the consolation bracket at the ITA All-American Personal: Born April 10, 1987, in Brazil ... son of Damazio and Maria Carvalho Championships ... teamed with Rojmar in doubles to go 6-4 with a 4-1 record ... has a sister, Larissa ... enjoys playing soccer ... majoring in human against nationally ranked opponents ... the duo qualifi ed for the ITA National development and family studies. Indoor Championships by advancing to the semifi nals of the ITA All-American Championships with a win over the second-ranked duo of Steven Foremen and Cory Parr from Wake Forest ... dropped the fi rst two matches at the national indoors before fi nishing the fall with a win over No. 10 Oleksandr facts : quick contents of table Nedovyesov and Nathan Byrnes of Oklahoma State ... during the spring, was named the Big 12 Freshman of the Year, the fi rst time a Tech player has received the award ... ITA Rookie Player of the Year for the South Central region ... also selected to the All-Big 12 singles and doubles teams ... went 11-9 at the top singles position and 3-0 in the No. 2 slot ... was 4-2 at home, 5-3 on the road and 5-4 at neutralcarvalho sites ... went 2-10 against ranked opponents, with

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gonzalo escobar Gonzalo has proven to be one of the best players in the country in both singles and doubles. He will be near the top of the line-up and will be an important part of our team both on and off the court. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel

sophomore Manta, Ecuador/Julio Pierregroesse

2009-10: Finished the fall with a 5-2 singles record and a 4-2 doubles mark ... No. 3 position ... tandem ended the season winning its last 10 matches ... the reached the doubles fi nal of the Baylor Intercollegiate with teammate Andre duo was a perfect 4-0 in conference. Stabile ... also advanced to quarterfi nals of the singles draw ... competed in the ITA Regionals, losing in the round of 16 in singles and the round of 32 in Before Tech: Ranked top fi ve in Ecuador in juniors. doubles. Personal: Born April 20, 1989, in Manta, Ecuador ... son of Gonzalo and Narcisa Escobar ... has a brother, Juan, and a sister, Maria Belen... enjoys playing 2008-09: Might have been CAREER RECORDS overlooked on having a Singles Doubles soccer and hanging out with friends ... majoring in business. successful rookie season Year W L W L due to success of fellow 2008-09 15 12 16 8 freshman Raony Carvalho Total 15 12 16 8 ... ended the fall with a 5-4 singles record with three of the four losses coming against ranked opponents ... was Tech’s lone player to advance to the third round of the A Draw at the Baylor HEB Invitational ... took No. 35 Christoph Muller of Rice to three sets in the second round of the ITA Regional Championships ... went 0-3 overall in doubles play, teaming with Gonzelez and Sinisa Markovic ... he and Christian Rojmar entered the season ranked No. 19 in the ITA preseason poll, but never played together in any tournament ... during the spring, played primarily the No. 3 (5-6) and 4 (5-2) singles positions ... went 2-2 in Big 12 play ... missed the Baylor and

Nebraska matches after suff ering a wrist injury ... went 2-3 at home, 4-1 on facts : quick contents of table the road and 4-4 at neutral sites ... was 2-2 in conference matches... teamed with David Gonzalez to be the squad’s most consistent duo, going 16-5 at the escobar

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brandon farine Brandon is very talented and a good doubles player. He has potential to help us down the road. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel freshman Seabrook, Texas/Clear Lake

2009-10: Redshirting.

High School: Graduated from Clear Lake High School in Clear Lake, Texas ... team won state championship in 2005 ... named best tennis player in Clear Lake High School’s history ... earned MVP honors and named team captain his senior year ... won the regional championship in 2008 and 2009 ... district champion from 2007-09 ... qualifi ed for state tournament in 2007, made it to the state semifi nals in 2008 and state fi nals in 2009 ... named to the A & B Honor Roll throughout high school.

Amateur: Awarded the Sportsmanship Award at the April Super Champ Tournament ... doubles champion in four separate tournaments in the boy’s 16’s Texas division ... National Open runner-up in boys 16’s doubles ... doubles champion in Texas boy’s 18’s ... singles champion in Texas boys 18’s.

Personal: Born June 24, 1991, in Galveston, Texas ... son of Gary Farine and Kelly Oetting ... has four younger siblings Zach, Brice, Dalton and Tori ... enjoys water sports, spending time with family and friends ... majoring in fi nance. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table farine

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rafael garcia Rafael is a very talented player with a lot of experience. He has all the tools to be one of the best players in the country. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel

sophomore Ribeirao Preto, Brazil/Colegio Ateneu

2009-10: Finished the fall with a 2-3 singles record and 4-2 in doubles ... competed in the Baylor Intercollegiate and the ITA Regionals ... lost in the round of 16 at the ITA Regionals, but advanced to fi nals of the doubles draw with Raony Carvalho.

Before Tech: Ranked as No. 1 in Brazil for 12 and under, 14 and under and 16 and under ... ranked No. 6 in South America in 2005 ... competed in the Junior Davis Cup in 2005 ... listed as high as No. 578 in the Associations of Tennis Professionals rankings.

Personal: Born January 2, 1989, in Brazil ... son of Eriualdo and Monica Garcia ... has an older brother, Felipe ... aspires to be a professional tennis player ... hobbies include playing soccer and riding his motorcycle ... majoring in personal fi nancial planning. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table garcia

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david gonzalez He is a very good doubles player who I feel can contribute for us in singles as well. David has worked harder this year and has improved tremendously. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel juniorfi c Guayaquil, Ecuador/Logos/Paci

2009-10: Was 4-2 in the fall in singles and is 2-2 in doubles with Raphael At University of the Pacifi c: Named Big West Conference Freshman of the Year Pfi ster ... competed in The Racquet Club Collegiate Invitational and the ITA ... was named player of the month once ... was a All-Big West Singles’ selec- Regionals. tion ... held a 15-4 record during his freshman season ... played from mostly the No. 2 position where he compiled a 9-6 record ... led the team in singles’ 2008-09: Was a regular in the victories for the season. Tech singles and doubles lineup CAREER RECORDS in his fi rst season as a Red Raid- Singles Doubles Amateur Experience: Captured the Eddie Herr Prince Cup doubles’ trophy ... was Year W L W L er ... fi nished the fall with a 5-4 2008-09 8 10 16 10 a part of two world cups with Ecuador national teams ... career-high in the overall record in singles and 0-2 Total 8 10 16 10 ATP Singles’ Rankings 966 ... was a fi nalist in the Orange Bowl Junior Tourna- in doubles with Escobar ... be- ment in doubles 2004. gan the season winning three of his fi rst four matches at the Baylor HEB Invitational and Midland Racquet Club Personal: Born on December 2, 1987 ... his parents are Francisco Gonzalez and Invitational ... faced only one ranked opponent in singles, No. 59 Victor Kolik Marisabel Palau ... has two sisters, Denisse and Domenica ... graduated from of Tulsa where Gonzalez fell, 6-3, 6-3 ... in doubles action, he and Escobar fell Logos High School in Ecuador ... enjoys paintball and playing soccer ... major- to one ranked opponent, No. 45 Chris Chirico and Wil Spencer of Texas A&M ing in business. ... during the spring went 3-6 overall in singles playing the No. 5 (0-3) and No. 6 (3-3) positions ... was 0-2 at home, 1-2 on the road, and 2-2 at neutral sites ... after starting the season with wins in three of his fi rst fi ve matches, fi nished with four-consecutive losses ... was 0-4 in conference play ... teamed with Gonzalo Escobar to form Tech’s winningest duo ... tandem went 16-5 in duals, playing primarily the bottom position ... tandem was 5-0 at home, 4-3

on the road, and 7-2 at neutral sites ... went 4-0 in Big 12 play with Escobar ... facts : quick contents of table duo ended season winning 10-consecutive matches ... was 0-3 when team- ing with anyone but Escobar. gonzalez

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zach jiganti He’s a good addition to our team. Zach works extremely hard and has a chance to get more playing time next year. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel freshman Gig Harbor, Wash./The Pendleton School (Fla.)

2009-10: Competed in his only tournament fall at the ITA Regionals ... fi nished with an 0-2 record in singles.

High School: Graduated from The Pendleton School in Bradenton, Fla. ... ranked in top 600 in International Tennis Federation.

Personal: Born July 30, 1990, in Chicago, Ill. ... son of John and Suzanne Jiganti ... has two younger brothers, Max and Kyle ... father was a gymnast at William and Mary University ... enjoys playing poker, Xbox, and windsurfi ng when not on the tennis court ... majoring in philosophy. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table jiganti

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vitor manzini Vitor is a very gifted player with a tremendous work ethic. He has a great all around game. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel freshman Sao Paulo, Brazil/Objetivo

Before Tech: Graduated from Objetivo de Alphaville in 2007 … team won the Confederation Cup 18 Championship playing for Sao Paulo … was the individual champion at the Sao Paulo Cup Junior in 2007 and 2008 … earned three national titles in Brazil as a junior player … achieved 12 ATP points in singles and 16 ATP points in doubles … ranked fourth-best player as junior in Brazil.

Personal: Born October 31, 1990, in Sao Paulo, Brazil … son of Paulo Sergio and Vera Lucia Manzini … has an older brother, Rafael … enjoys playing all kinds of sports … majoring in business. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table manzini

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david pace He has a lot of potential and could step in and help us in doubles. With continued hard work, he could be a player for us in singles and doubles. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel sophomore San Antonio, Texas/Ronald Reagan

Before Tech: Played freshman season at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi … coached by Steve Moore … team was Southland Conference Champions … won UTSA A draw doubles … won Texas Invitational B draw singles.

High School: Graduated from Ronald Reagan High School in San Antonio … coached by David Daniel … was named most winningest player in a season … was in the top 15 in Texas tennis.

Personal: Born May 14, 1990, in San Antonio, Texas … son of Larry and Jean Ann Pace … has an older brother, Jonathan … cousin, Keith Foulke, pitched for the Oakland Athletics … aspires to be a photojournalist … hobbies include photography … majoring in journalism. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table pace

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raphael pfister He is tough and disciplined. Raphael has my kind of attitude and should be very good for us down low in the line-up. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel freshman Sao Paulo, Brazil/Colegio Ateneu

2009-10: Competed in three tournaments ... made his Red Raider debut at The Racquet Club Collegiate Invitational where he won the singles consolation draw ... also played in the Baylor Intercollegiate and ITA Regionals ... was 8-4 in singles and 2-3 in doubles, teaming with David Gonzalez and Rafael Garcia.

Before Tech: Ranked in the top 15 in Brazil for 16 and under and 18 and under ... won the Brazilian Championship in 2006 ... ranked top 900 in the Association of Tennis Professionals rankings.

Personal: Born October 17, 1989, in Brazil ... son of Christian and Emilia Pfi ster ... has a sister, Yumi ... enjoys playing soccer and listening to music ... enrolled in arts and sciences. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table pfister

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andre stabile He should be one of the best freshmen in the country. Andre knows how to win and should be a force in the middle of our line-up. “—Head Coach Tim Siegel

freshman Ribeirao Preto, Brazil/Colegio Ateneu

2009-10: Competed in two tournaments, the Baylor Intercollegiate, where he advanced to the doubles fi nal with teammate Gonzalo Escobar, and ITA Regionals ... fi nished the fall with a 2-3 singles record and is 4-2 in doubles with Escobar.

Before Tech: No. 1 tennis player in Brazil for 12 and under, 14 and under and 16 and under ... ranked top 10 in 18 and under ... defeated Tiago Alves, who was ranked in the top 100 in the world.

Personal: Born January 8, 1990, in Brazil ... son of Sebastião and Vera Stabile ... has a brother, Victor ... enjoys playing soccer in his spare time ... majoring in personal fi nancial planning. table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table stabile

31 Front Row (l-r): Raphel Pfi ster, Vitor Manzini, Raony Carvalho, David Gonzalez and Gonzalo Escobar. Back Row (l-r): Andre Stabile, Rafael Garcia, Jeff Bryan, Zach Jiganti, Brandon Farine and David Pace. 2010 Red Raider Roster Name Year Hometown High School Jeff Bryan FR San Angelo, Texas San Angelo Central Raony Carvalho SO Brazilia, Brazil Objetivo Gonzalo Escobar SO Manta, Ecuador Julio Pierregroesse Brandon Farine FR Seabrook, Texas Houston Clear Lake Rafael Garcia SO Ribeirao Preto, Brazil Colegio Ateneu David Gonzalez JR Guayaquil, Ecuador Logos Zach Jiganti FR Gig Harbor, Wash. The Pendleton School (Fla.) Vitor Manzini FR Sao Paulo, Brazil Objetivo David Pace SO San Antonio, Texas Ronald Reagan Raphael Pfi ster FR Sao Paulo, Brazil Colegio Ateneu roster : schedule Andre Stabile FR Ribeirao Preto, Brazil Colegio Ateneu 2010 Red Raider Schedule 2009 Fall Day Date Opponent Location Time Fri.-Sun. Sept. 18-20 Midland Racquet Club Invitational Midland, Texas All Day Fri.-Sun. Sept. 25-27 HEB Baylor Intercollegiate Invitational Waco, Texas All Day Mon.-Sun. Oct. 5-11 ITA All-American Tennis Championships Tulsa, Okla. All Day Sat.-Tues. Oct. 24-27 ITA Regionals College Station, Texas All Day Thurs.-Sun. Nov. 5-8 ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships New Haven, Conn. All Day 2010 Spring Fri. Jan. 22 UNLV Las Vegas, Nev. TBA Sat. Jan. 23 vs. San Diego State Las Vegas, Nev. TBA Sat. Jan. 30 vs. California (ITA National Team Indoor 1st Round) Austin, Texas TBA Sun. Jan. 31 Texas/vs. Middle Tennessee State (2nd Round) Austin, Texas TBA Sat. Feb. 13 McMurry Lubbock, Texas 9 a.m. Sat. Feb. 13 Abilene Christian Lubbock, Texas 2 p.m. Fri. Feb. 19 TCU Fort Worth, Texas TBA Sat. Feb. 20 vs. Wisconsin College Station, Texas TBA Fri. Feb. 26 Arizona Lubbock, Texas 1:30 p.m. Sun. Feb. 28 Denver Lubbock, Texas 12 p.m. Fri.-Sat. Mar. 5-6 HEB Tournament of Champions Classic Corpus Christi, Texas TBA Thurs.-Sun. Mar. 18-21 Blue Gray National Tennis Classic Montgomery, Ala. TBA Fri. Mar. 26 UTSA Lubbock, Texas 1:30 p.m. 32 Sun. Mar. 28 New Mexico Lubbock, Texas 12 p.m. Tues. Mar. 30 Fresno State Lubbock, Texas 11 a.m. Sat. Apr. 3 Texas• Lubbock, Texas TBA Fri. Apr. 9 Nebraska• Lubbock, Texas TBA Sun. Apr. 11 Texas A&M• Lubbock, Texas TBA Fri. Apr. 16 Oklahoma State• Stillwater, Okla. TBA Sun. Apr. 18 Oklahoma• Norman, Okla. TBA Sat. Apr. 24 Baylor• Waco, Texas TBA Fri.-Sun. Apr. 30-May 2 Big 12 Championships Austin, Texas TBA •Big 12 Conference Match All home matches in Bold Dates and times subject to change table of contents : quick facts : quick contents of table

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results and records 2009 Red Raider Results Overall record: 13-12 • Conference: 2-4 • Region: 1-0 • Home: 6-2 • Away: 3-5 • Neutral: 4-5 vs National ranked: 10-12 • vs Regional ranked: 0-0 Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Nation Region Jan 31, 2009 vs #16 LSU L 3-4 0-1 0-0 #20 Feb 01, 2009 vs #32 Notre Dame L 0-4 0-2 0-0 #20 Feb 14, 2009 at #48 Denver W 4-3 1-2 0-0 #26 Feb 20, 2009 at #40 Arizona L 3-4 1-3 0-0 #26 Feb 21, 2009 vs #54 San Diego W 4-3 2-3 0-0 #26 Feb 28, 2009 #32 TCU W 5-2 3-3 0-0 #29 Mar 01, 2009 NEW MEXICO STATE W 6-1 4-3 0-0 #29 March 6, 2009 #65 BRIGHAM YOUNG W 4-0 5-3 0-0 #35 March 6, 2009 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA W 4-0 6-3 0-0 #35 % March 7, 2009 at #52 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W 4-0 7-3 0-0 #35 Mar 12, 2009 at #13 USC L 3-4 7-4 0-0 #30 Mar 13, 2009 at #44 San Diego State L 3-4 7-5 0-0 #30 Mar 14, 2009 vs #59 UNLV W 6-1 8-5 0-0 #30 Mar 19, 2009 vs #54 Virginia Commonwealth W 4-0 9-5 0-0 #33 Mar 20, 2009 vs #4 Tennessee L 2-4 9-6 0-0 #33 Mar 21, 2009 vs #25 Oklahoma State W 4-1 10-6 0-0 #33 Mar 28, 2009 LAMAR W 7-0 11-6 0-0 #32 * Apr 03, 2009 at #14 Texas A&M L 2-5 11-7 0-1 #32 * Apr 05, 2009 at #11 Texas L 3-4 11-8 0-2 #32 * Apr 12, 2009 at #55 Nebraska W 5-2 12-8 1-2 #35 * Apr 14, 2009 #6 BAYLOR L 0-7 12-9 1-3 #34 * Apr 17, 2009 #24 OKLAHOMA STATE L 3-4 12-10 1-4 #34 * Apr 19, 2009 #38 OKLAHOMA W 4-3 13-10 2-4 #34 Apr 24, 2009 vs #21 Oklahoma State L 3-4 13-11 2-4 #34 May 08, 2009 vs #27 Washington L 3-4 13-12 2-4 #36 May 20-25, 2009 NCAA Championships (College Station, Texas) * - SSC Match % - Region Match # - UWF Invitational ^ - SSC Tournament ! - NCAA South Regional $ - NCAA National Tournament

2009 Player Records by Position vs. Ranked Last SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’l Strk 10 Michael Breler 17-15 9-12 8-3 2-3 ------1-4 8-8 --- 0-2 0-0 L3 3-6 Raony Carvalho 26-14 14-9 12-5 3-3 11-9 3-0 ------9-13 0-0 L1 5-5 Gonzalo Escobar 15-12 10-8 5-4 2-2 ------5-6 5-2 ------0-4 0-0 L1 6-4 David Gonzalez 8-10 3-6 5-4 0-4 ------0-3 3-3 0-1 0-0 L4 3-5 Joe Hattrup 5-4 0-0 5-4 0-0 ------0-1 0-0 L1 5-4 Ethan Horn 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 1-2

2009 season results and stats and results 2009 season Milos Kustudija 15-12 10-7 5-5 2-3 ------0-1 2-0 8-6 0-1 0-0 L2 4-5 Sinisa Markovic 19-8 17-6 2-2 3-3 3-0 14-6 ------4-2 0-0 W4 7-3 Christian Rojmar 14-18 7-13 7-5 1-4 ------6-5 1-8 ------0-3 0-0 L5 3-7 James Wilson 7-3 1-1 6-2 0-1 ------1-1 0-1 0-0 L1 7-3 Totals 127-98 71-62 56-36 13-23 14-9 17-6 11-11 7-15 10-11 12-10 13-28 0-0 Percentage .564 .534 .609 .361 .609 .739 .500 .318 .476 .545 .317 .000 vs ranked Last DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Strk 10 Michael Breler/Joe Hattrup 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 ------0-1 0-0 0-0 L2 0-2 Gonzalo Escobar/David Gonzalez 16-7 16-5 0-2 4-0 --- 1-0 15-5 0-1 0-0 W10 10-0 Raony Carvalho/Christian Rojmar 21-13 14-8 7-5 3-3 14-8 ------14-7 0-0 L1 5-5 Milos Kustudija/James Wilson 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 0-1 Gonzalo Escobar/Sinisa Markovic 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 0-1 Ethan Horn/Milos Kustudija 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 1-1 34 Joe Hattrup/James Wilson 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 0-1 Michael Breler/Sinisa Markovic 15-8 15-7 0-1 5-1 --- 15-7 --- 2-2 0-0 L1 7-3 David Gonzalez/Milos Kustudija 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-1 ------0-2 0-0 0-0 L2 0-2 David Gonzalez/Joe Hattrup 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 ------0-1 0-0 0-0 L1 0-1 Totals 53-37 45-24 8-13 12-6 14-8 16-7 15-9 16-10 0-0 Percentage .589 .652 .381 .667 .636 .696 .625 .615 .000 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) Gustave Diep/Stefan McKinney(NMSU-M)8-3 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) Surreaux JimBrouleau/Arthur (NMSU-M)9-7 def. (TTU) 1. #16ChristianRojmar/Raony Carvalho #56RomanStoisavljevic/Eduardo (NMSU-M)8-4 Salas competition Doubles March1,2009 SEVEN MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija (TTU) Stefan McKinney(NMSU-M)5-7,6-3,6-3 def.5. MichaelBreler (TTU) Matej Stakne(NMSU-M)7-5,6-2 Surreaux (NMSU-M)def.4. Arthur 6-4,7-6(10-8) GonzaloEscobar (TTU) def.3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) 1 Gustave (NMSU-M)4-6,6-3,7-5 Diep 6 def.2. SinisaMarkovic (TTU) RomanStoisavljevic (NMSU-M)6-1,6-0 def. (TTU) 1. #19Raony Carvalho JimBrouleau (NMSU-M)6-3,6-0 Singles competition Lubbock, Texas(McLeod Tennis Center) New Mexico State #29 Texas Tech 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) Charl Wolmarans/Juan (USD)8-2 Devillier 2. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic def. (TTU) NilsSchive/Nicola Bubnic(USD) 9-8(7-5) def. Rojmar(TTU) Jackson/ChrisCoetzee1. #16Raony Carvalho/Christian #48Dean (USD) 8-6 competition Doubles February 21,2009 MATCH 6. NilsSchive (USD)def. 4-6,6-2,6-3 David Gonzalez (TTU) def.5. MilosKustudija (TTU) Tom Wolff (USD)6-3,6-3 3 4. Nicola Bubnic(USD)def. 6-4,7-6(8-6) MichaelBreler (TTU) 3. Charl Wolmarans (USD)def. 6-3,6-0 GonzaloEscobar (TTU) 4 def.2. SinisaMarkovic (TTU) ChrisCoetzee (USD)6-4,6-0 def. (TTU) Jackson(USD)6-4,7-6(8-6) 1. #34Raony Carvalho Dean Singles competition Tempe, Ariz.(LaNelleRobson Tennis Center) Diego #54 San #26 Texas Tech 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) JohanGunnarsson/Varun Gunaseelan(DEN)8-5 2. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic def. (TTU) Benny Althaus/Yannick Weihs (DEN)8-5 Zimmermann/David Simson (DEN)def. 8-6 1. Martin Rojmar(TTU) #7Raony Carvalho/Christian February 14,2009 competition Doubles MATCH def.6. David Gonzalez (TTU) Varun Gunaseelan(DEN)6-0,6-2 def.5. MilosKustudija (TTU) JohanGunnarsson(DEN)6-2,6-4 3 4. Yannick Weihs (DEN)def. 6-4,3-6,14-12 MichaelBreler (TTU) 3. Benny Althaus(DEN)def. 6-3,6-1 ChristianRojmar(TTU) 4 Zimmermann(DEN)def.2. Martin SinisaMarkovic 7-5,6-7,14-12 (TTU) def. (TTU) 1. #19Raony Carvalho #83David Simson(DEN)6-4,6-2 Singles competition Denver, Colo. (CAC -Inverness) #48 Denver #26 Texas Tech Carlsson/Jonathan3. Sebastian Tragardh (LSU)def. GonzaloEscobar/David 9-8(2-0) Gonzalez (TTU) 2. MarkBowtell/James Cluskey (LSU)def. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic 9-7 (TTU) 31,2009 January 1. NealSkupski/Michael Venus (LSU)def. 8-4 Rojmar(TTU) #7Raony Carvalho/Christian competition Doubles ONE MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija (TTU) MarkBowtell (LSU)2-6,6-4,6-4 4 def.5. MichaelBreler (TTU) Carlsson Sebastian (LSU)6-3,6-1 4. NealSkupski(LSU)def. 6-3,6-4 ChristianRojmar(TTU) 3. JamesCluskey (LSU)def. 6-4,3-6,6-2 GonzaloEscobar (TTU) 3 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) Jonathan Tragardh (LSU)6-2,6-3 1. #2Michael Venus (LSU)def. 6-3,5-7,6-4 (TTU) #19Raony Carvalho Singles competition Tulsa, Okla.(MichaelD. Case Tennis Center) #16 LSU #20 Texas Tech THREE FIVE 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) A.J. Young/Georgy Batrakov (BYU) 8-6 2. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic vs. Cassidy (TTU) Mears/DanielHwang (BYU) 4-6,unfi nished def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. #10Raony Carvalho/Christian Evan (BYU) 8-4 Urbina/Thomas Shubert competition Doubles March6,2009 MATCH def.6. David Gonzalez (TTU) Daniel Hwang (BYU) 6-2,6-2 vs.5. MichaelBreler Cassidy (TTU) Mears(BYU) unfi nished vs. Georgy4. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Batrakov (BYU) unfi nished 0 vs. 3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) (BYU) unfiThomas Shubert 4 nished 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) Evan Urbina(BYU) 6-2,6-1 def. (TTU) 1. #45Raony Carvalho Roman Warias (BYU) 6-3,6-3 Singles competition Corpus Christi, Texas (HEB Tennis Center) Brigham Young #35 Texas Tech 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) Zach Nichols/Christopher Price (TCU) 9-7 2. KrieglerBrink/SlahMbarek (TCU) def. SinisaMarkovic/Michael 8-3 Breler (TTU) February 28,2009 1. #32EmmanuelBrighiu/Adrian Simon(TCU) def. 8-6 Rojmar(TTU) #16Raony Carvalho/Christian competition Doubles SIX MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija (TTU) Adrian Simon(TCU) 3-6,7-6(8-6),(7-3) 2 def.5. MichaelBreler (TTU) Zach Nichols(TCU) 6-3,6-7(6-8),7-6(7-4) def.4. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Christopher Price (TCU) 6-4,6-3 3. SlahMbarek (TCU) def. 4-6,6-3,7-6(7-4) ChristianRojmar(TTU) 5 def. (TTU) 2. #19Raony Carvalho KrieglerBrink(TCU) 6-3,6-4 1. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) #68EmmanuelBrighiu(TCU) 6-2,6-2 Singles competition Lubbock, Texas (McLeod Tennis Center) #32 TCU #29 Texas Tech 3. Andres Arango/Andres Carrasco (ARIZ) def. David 8-6 Gonzalez/Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) Jay Goldman/Ravid Hazi(ARIZ) 8-4 def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. #16Raony Carvalho/Christian #20Francois VanderMerwe/Pat Metham(ARIZ) 8-5 competition Doubles February 20,2009 MATCH 6. JasonZafi ros (ARIZ) def. 4-6,6-3,6-4 Milos (TTU) Kustudija 5. Pat Metham(ARIZ) def. 7-5, 3-6,6-1 MichaelBreler (TTU) 4 4. Andres Carrasco (ARIZ) def. 7-5,6-3 ChristianRojmar(TTU) def.3. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Ravid Hazi(ARIZ) 6-0,6-0 3 def.2. SinisaMarkovic (TTU) Andres Arango (ARIZ) 6-3,6-3 1. #96Jay Goldman(ARIZ) def. 6-2,6-2 (TTU) #34Raony Carvalho Singles competition Tucson, Ariz.(LaNelleRobson Tennis Center) #40 Arizona #26 Texas Tech 3. NiallFitzgerald/Matt Johnson(UND)def. David 8-4 Gonzalez/Milos Kustudija (TTU) 2. Stephen Havens/Casey Watt (UND)def. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic 9-7 (TTU) def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. #7Raony Carvalho/Christian #37 Tyler Davis/Brett Helgeson(UND) 8-5 competition Doubles February 1,2009 TWO MATCH Keeton6. Sam (UND) def. 7-6(8-6),7-5 David Gonzalez (TTU) vs.5. MilosKustudija NiallFitzgerald (TTU) (UND) 4-6,6-2,2-3,unfi nished 4. Casey Watt (UND)def. 2-6,7-5,6-3 MichaelBreler (TTU) 4 vs. #112DanielStahl(UND)6-3,1-6,6-6(5-4),unfi3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) nished 0 2. Stephen Havens (UND)def. 7-6(7-4),7-5 Sinisa Markovic (TTU) vs. #20Brett (TTU) 1. #19RaonyHelgeson(UND) Carvalho 6-4,4-6,2-3,unfi nished Singles competition Tulsa, Okla.(MichaelD. Case Tennis Center) #32 NotreDame #20 Texas Tech EIGHT FOUR

35 2009 match-by-match results 36 2009 match-by-match results 3. David def. Gonzalez/Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) Christopher Williams/Christian 8-0 Hansen(TENN) Conkic/Matteo2. Boris Fago def. (TENN) MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic 8-4 (TTU) def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. #15Raony Carvalho/Christian #8John-Patrick Smith/Davey 8-6 Sandgren (TENN) competition Doubles March20,2009 MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija (TTU) 7-6(7-3),6-1 ChristianHansen(TENN) 5. Matt Brewer def. (TENN) 7-5,6-2 Michael Breler (TTU) 4 4. Davey def. Sandgren (TENN) 6-3,7-6(7-1) GonzaloEscobar (TTU) 3. Matteo Fago def. (TENN) 6-0,4-6,6-4 ChristianRojmar(TTU) 2 Conkic vs.2. #25Boris (TENN) SinisaMarkovic 6-4,5-7,2-1,unfi (TTU) nished 1. #7John-Patrick def. 7-6(7-4),7-5 Smith(TENN) (TTU) #48Raony Carvalho Singles competition Montgomery, Ala.(Lagoon Tennis Center) #4 Tennessee #33 Texas Tech 3. Wesley Burrows/Bryan Miller(UNLV) def. GonzaloEscobar/David 8-6 Gonzalez (TTU) 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) MehdiBouras/Attila Toth (UNLV) 8-6 def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. Raony Carvalho/Christian Elliot Wronski/Luca (UNLV) Barlocchi 8-4 March14,2009 competition Doubles MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija Miller(UNLV) (TTU) Bryan 6-2,6-1 1 def.5. MichaelBreler (TTU) Attila Toth (UNLV) 7-6(7-5),6-2 def.4. ChristianRojmar(TTU) Wesley Burrows (UNLV) 6-2,6-4 def.3. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Luca Barlocchi (UNLV) 6-2,6-1 6 (UNLV)2. MehdiBouras def. SinisaMarkovic 6-4,2-6,10-7 (TTU) def. (TTU) 1. Raony Carvalho Elliot Wronski (UNLV) 6-3,6-4 Singles competition Diego,San Calif. (Aztec Tennis Center) #59 UNLV #30 Texas Tech 3. AbdullahMagdas/DanielNguyen def. (USC) GonzaloEscobar/David 8-6 Gonzalez (TTU) 2. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic def. (TTU) Matt Kecki/Jaak Poldma 8-6 (USC) March12,2009 def. Farah/Steve Rojmar(TTU) 1. #10Raony Carvalho/Christian #4Robert 8-5 Johnson(USC) competition Doubles ELEVEN MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija (TTU) JasonMcNaughton 6-2,7-6(7-5) (USC) 4 5. Matt Kecki def. (USC) 6-4,1-6,6-4 MichaelBreler (TTU) def.4. #57AbdullahMagdas(USC) 6-4,7-6(1-0) ChristianRojmar(TTU) 3. #86Steve def. Johnson(USC) 6-3,6-4 GonzaloEscobar (TTU) 3 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) #102JaakPoldma 6-4,6-3 (USC) Farah1. #1Robert def. (USC) 6-1,6-4 (TTU) #45Raony Carvalho Singles competition Los Angeles, Calif. (MarksStadium) #13 USC #30 Texas Tech March6,2009 MATCH def.6. David Gonzalez (TTU) DauwKruger(USAM) 6-1,6-2 def. (USAM)5. MichaelBreler 6-2,6-1 (TTU) HannoBartsch vs. Aaron4. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Krisan(USAM) 6-3,4-3,unfi nished 0 def.3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) Leo (USAM) Dominguez 6-4,6-1 4 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (USAM) 6-2,6-3 (TTU) RomainBocaert vs. Marek (TTU) 1. #45Raony Sramek Carvalho (USAM) 7-6,unfi nished Singles competition Corpus Christi, Texas (HEB Tennis Center) Alabama South #35 Texas Tech THIRTEEN FIFTEEN NINE 3. David def. Gonzalez/Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) Anton (OSU) Bessonov Bobytskyi/Aleksey 8-6 2. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic def. (TTU) Mikhail Trukshanin/Egor (OSU) Sobolta 8-4 unfi nished vs. #19OleksandrNedovyesov/Nathan Rojmar(TTU) 1. #15Raony Byrnes(OSU) Carvalho/Christian competition Doubles SIX MATCH vs.6. David Egor Gonzalez (OSU) (TTU) Sobolta 6-2,1-6,unfi nished March21,2009 vs.5. MichaelBreler Anton (TTU) (OSU) Bobytskyi 5-7,unfi nished def.4. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) (OSU) AlekseyBessonov 6-2,6-4 def.3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) Nathan Byrnes(OSU) 1-6,6-2,6-3 4 1 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) Mikhail Trukshanin (OSU) 6-3,6-2 1. #2OleksandrNedovyesov (OSU) def. 6-1,6-2 (TTU) #48Raony Carvalho Singles competition Montgomery, Ala.(Lagoon Tennis Center) #25 OklahomaState #33 Texas Tech 3. David def. Gonzalez/Gonzalo Schulhauser/Nicolas Escobar (TTU) Martin Vinel 8-3 (VCU) 2. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic def. (TTU) 8-6 Thibaut (VCU) Charron/Bobo Delemark unfi Lindgren vs. Bouhana/Emil (VCU) #40Benjamin Rojmar(TTU) 1. #15Raony Carvalho/Christian nished competition Doubles MATCH vs.6. MilosKustudija Filip (TTU) Svensson 6-4,1-0,unfi (VCU) nished 4-4,unfi (VCU) vs. Delemark 5. MichaelBreler Bobo (TTU) nished def.4. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Nicolas Vinel 6-2,6-2 (VCU) March19,2009 def. 6-2,6-2 (VCU) 3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) Bouhana Benjamin 4 6-1,1-6,2-1,unfi (VCU) Schulhauser 2. SinisaMarkovic vs. Martin (TTU) nished def. (TTU) 1. #48Raony Carvalho Thibaut 6-1,6-3 Charron (VCU) Singles competition 0 Montgomery, Ala.(Lagoon Tennis Center) #54 Virginia Commonwealth #33 Texas Tech 3. Andre Feliz/Luis Rattenhuber (SDSU)def. GonzaloEscobar/David 8-6 Gonzalez (TTU) 2. Achim Ceban/Giovanni Vaglietti (SDSU)def. SinisaMarkovic/Michael 8-5 Breler (TTU) def. Golas/JuanGomez (SDSU)8-6 Rojmar(TTU) 1. #10Raony Carvalho/Christian Bartosz competition Doubles TWELVE MATCH 6. Tim van Schulz Ender(SDSU)def. 6-4, 6-4 MilosKustudija (TTU) March13,2009 5. Giovanni Vaglietti (SDSU)def. 6-4,7-6(7-5) MichaelBreler (TTU) 4. Andre Feliz (SDSU)def. 6-4,6-4 ChristianRojmar(TTU) def.3. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) JuanGomez (SDSU)7-6(9-7),6-3 3 4 2. SinisaMarkovic def. Golas(SDSU)6-3,6-1 (TTU) Bartosz def. (TTU) 1. #45Raony Carvalho Achim Ceban (SDSU)6-1,6-2 Singles competition Diego,San Calif. (Aztec Tennis Center) State Diego #44 San #30 Texas Tech 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) James Langford/David Pace (AMCC) 8-6 2. MichaelBreler/Sinisa Markovic def. (TTU) JoseZunino/Laurent Montoisy (AMCC) 9-7 1. MikhailPavlov/Dmitry Novikov (AMCC) def. 8-5 (TTU) #10ChristianRojmar/Raony Carvalho competition Doubles TEN MATCH 6. JamesLangford (AMCC) vs. unfi David Gonzalez (TTU) nished def.5. MichaelBreler (TTU) JaumeFarras (AMCC) 6-3,6-4 4. JoseZunino (AMCC) unfi vs. ChristianRojmar(TTU) nished Novikov (AMCC)3. Dmitry unfi vs. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) March7,2009 4 nished def. (TTU) 2. #45Raony Carvalho Laurent Montoisy (AMCC) 6-4,6-4 1. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) MikhailPavlov (AMCC) 6-4,6-2 Singles competition 0 Corpus Christi, Texas (HEB Tennis Center) #52 Texas Christi A&M-Corpus #35 Texas Tech FOURTEEN TEEN 3. David def. Gonzalez/Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) Blake Boswell/Chase Miller (OU) 8-6 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) #65 Andrei Daescu/David Pultr (OU) 8-6 def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. #12Raony Carvalho/Christian Avdeyev #42IonutBeleleu/Sergey (OU) 7-6(8-6) competition Doubles April19,2009 TWENTY-T MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija (TTU) Blake Boswell (OU) 6-1,7-5 5. George Chanturia (OU) def. 6-2,6-4 MichaelBreler (TTU) 4. David Pultr (OU) 3 def. 6-7(5-7),7-6 (7-3), 1-0(11-9) ChristianRojmar(TTU) (OU)3. IonutBeleleu def. 0-6,7-5,1-1,retired GonzaloEscobar (TTU) 4 2. #109SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) Sergey Avdeyev (OU) 7-5,6-3 def. (TTU) 1. #41Raony Carvalho #66Andrei Daescu(OU) retired Singles competition Lubbock, Texas(McLeod Tennis Center) #38 Oklahoma #34 Texas Tech Mueller/Julian Bley(BU)def.3. Dominik David 8-2 Gonzalez/Milos Kustudija (TTU) 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) Lukacs/Maros Denes Horny (BU)8-6 1. #28David Galic/Jordan Rux(BU)def. 8-6 Rojmar(TTU) #12Raony Carvalho/Christian April14,2009 competition Doubles TWENT MATCH 6. Maros Horny (BU)def. 6-4,6-4 MilosKustudija (TTU) 7 5. JulianBley(BU)def. 7-6(7-2),(7-3) David Gonzalez (TTU) 4. Attila Bucko (BU)def. 7-6(7-4),(7-5) MichaelBreler (TTU) Mueller(BU)def.3. Dominik 6-2,6-0 ChristianRojmar(TTU) 0 2. #43Jordan Rux(BU)def. #109SinisaMarkovic 6-2,6-7(2-7),1-0(10-8) (TTU) Lukacs1. #6Denes (BU)def. 6-3,7-5 (TTU) #41Raony Carvalho Singles competition Lubbock, Texas(McLeod Tennis Center) #6 Baylor #34 Texas Tech 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) Reyes Varela/Oliver 8-5 (UT) Sajous Kutrovsky/Josh2. #38Dimitar Zavala def. (UT) SinisaMarkovic/Michael 8-4 Breler (TTU) 1. #30Ed Corrie/Kellen def. 8-5 Damico (UT) Rojmar(TTU) #12Raony Carvalho/Christian April5,2009 competition Doubles MATCH 6. JonahKane-West def. (UT) James Wilson 6-0,6-0 (TTU) 4 5. JoshZavala def. (UT) 4-6,6-4,6-3 David Gonzalez (TTU) def.4. Kellen Damico (UT) 6-1,6-3 MilosKustudija (TTU) def.3. GonzaloEscobar 6-1,6-3 (TTU) Oliver (UT) Sajous 3 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) #54Ed 6-2,5-7,6-3 Corrie (UT) def. (TTU) 1. #58Raony Carvalho Kutrovsky #14Dimitar 7-6,4-6,6-2 (UT) Singles competition Austin, Texas(Penick-Allison TennisCenter) #11 Texas #32 Texas Tech Snyder/Mario3. Diego Janjic(LAMAR) def. JoeHattrup/Michael 8-6 Breler (TTU) 2. David def. Gonzalez/Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) Richard Filkuka/Dusan Savkovic (LAMAR) 8-4 March28,2009 def. (LAMAR) Horvath 8-1 Rojmar(TTU) 1. #15Raony Carvalho/Christian MaciejBogusz/Marton competition Doubles 0 SEVE MATCH 6. James Wilson def. (TTU) Savkovic Dusan (LAMAR) 6-1,6-2 def.5. MichaelBreler (TTU) Snyder Diego (LAMAR) 6-2,6-1 def.4. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Richard Filkuka (LAMAR) 6-3,6-2 def. (LAMAR) Horvath 3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) 6-0,7-5 Marton 7 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) MarioJanjic(LAMAR) 6-2,6-2 def. (TTU) 1. #48Raony (LAMAR) Carvalho MaciejBogusz 6-2,6-2 Singles competition Lubbock, Texas(McLeod Tennis Center) Lamar #32 Texas Tech NINETEEN NTEEN Y-ONE HREE 3. GonzaloEscobar/David def. Gonzalez (TTU) Anton Nikitienko Bobytskyi/Oleksandr (OSU) 9-8(7-5) 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) Mikhail Trukshanin/Igor (OSU) Sobolta 9-7 1. #13OleksandrNedovyesov/Nathan Byrnes(OSU) def. 8-6 Rojmar(TTU) #14Raony Carvalho/Christian competition Doubles TWENT MATCH (OSU)6. IgorSobolta def. 6-3,6-4 MilosKustudija (TTU) April24,2009 5. Mikhail Trukshanin (OSU) def. 6-4,6-4 MichaelBreler (TTU) 4. Anton (OSU) Bobytskyi def. 6-3,6-0 ChristianRojmar(TTU) def.3. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) (OSU) AlekseyBessonov 6-1,6-3 3 4 2. SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) Nathan Byrnes(OSU) 6-2,6-0 1. #2OleksandrNedovyesov (OSU) def. 6-3,6-2 (TTU) #45Raony Carvalho Singles competition Norman, Okla.(Headington Family Tennis Center) #21 OklahomaState #34 Texas Tech 3. David def. Gonzalez/Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) (OSU) Bessonov IgorSobolta/Aleksey 8-2 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) Mikhail Trukshanin/Anton (OSU) Bobytskyi 8-6 (7-4) 1. #17OleksandrNedovyesov/Nathan Byrnes(OSU) def. 8-7 Rojmar (TTU) #12Raony Carvalho/Christian competition Doubles TWENTY-TWO MATCH (OSU)6. IgorSobolta def. 7-6(7-4),(7-5) David Gonzalez (TTU) April17,2009 def.5. MichaelBreler (TTU) Mikhail Trukshanin (OSU) 6-3,6-5 4. Anton (OSU) Bobytskyi def. 1-6,6-2,6-4 ChristianRojmar (TTU) (OSU)3. AlekseyBessonov def. 6-3,6-1 GonzaloEscobar (TTU) 3 4 2. #109SinisaMarkovic def. (TTU) Nathan Byrnes(OSU) 6-2,1-6,6-1 1. #2OleksandrNedovyesov (OSU) def. 7-6(7-5),6-3 (TTU) #41Raony Carvalho Singles competition Lubbock, Texas (McLeod Tennis Center) #24 OklahomaState #34 Texas Tech 3. Francois Van Impe/HendrikStahmer(NU)def. JoeHattrup/David 8-2 Gonzalez (TTU) 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) #59David Bendheim/Calin Paar (NU)8-3 def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. #12Raony Carvalho/Christian Lindheim(NU)8-4 ChrisAumueller/Benedikt competition Doubles April12,2009 TWENTY MATCH def.6. MilosKustudija (TTU) Renato Melo(NU)6-2,6-4 5. HendrikStahmer(NU)def. 6-1,6-3 David Gonzalez (TTU) 2 def.4. MichaelBreler (TTU) Lindheim(NU)6-3,6-4 Benedikt def.3. ChristianRojmar(TTU) Calin Paar (NU)5-7,6-4,6-4 5 2. ChrisAumueller (NU)def. SinisaMarkovic 3-6,6-3,6-4 (TTU) def. (TTU) 1. Raony Carvalho David (NU)6-2,6-2 Bendheim Singles competition Lincoln, Neb. (Nebraska Tennis Center) #55 Nebraska #35 Texas Tech 3. David def. Gonzalez/Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) Marcus Lunt/Wil Spencer (TAMU) 8-6 2. SinisaMarkovic/Michael def. Breler (TTU) Alexey Grigorov/Colin Hoover (TAMU) 8-5 def. Rojmar(TTU) 1. #12Raony Carvalho/Christian #3Conor Pollock/Austin Krajicek (TAMU) 9-8(5-0) competition Doubles April3,2009 MATCH 6. Colin Hoover (TAMU) def. 6-2,6-1 MilosKustudija (TTU) 5. Marcus Lunt (TAMU) def. 6-3,6-0 MichaelBreler (TTU) def.4. GonzaloEscobar (TTU) Alexey Grigorov (TAMU) 2-6,6-4,1-0(8-0) 5 3. #30 Wil Spencer (TAMU) def. 6-2,6-4 ChristianRojmar(TTU) 2 2. #51Austin Krajicek (TAMU) def. SinisaMarkovic 6-1,6-1 (TTU) 1. #19Conor Pollock (TAMU) def. 7-5,6-3 (TTU) #58Raony Carvalho Singles competition College Station, Texas (George P. Mitchell Tennis Center) #14 Texas A&M #32 Texas Tech EIGHTEEN Y-FOUR

37 2009 match-by-match results #36 Texas Tech 3 MATCH TWENTY-FIVE #27 Washington 4 May 8, 2009 Austin, Texas (Penick-Allison Tennis Center)

Singles competition 1. Sinisa Markovic (TTU) def. #43 J. Nedunchezhivan (WASH) 6-0, 6-1 2. #41 Raony Carvalho (TTU) def. Patrik Fischer (WASH) 6-2, 6-1 3. Martin Kildahl (WASH) def. Gonzalo Escobar (TTU) 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 4. Derek Drabble (WASH) def. Christian Rojmar (TTU) 7-5, 1-6, 6-1 5. Ryo Sekiguchi (WASH) def. Michael Breler (TTU) 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 6. Tobi Obenaus (WASH) def. Milos Kustudija (TTU) 1-6, 7-6 (7-2), 6-1

Doubles competition 1. #15 Raony Carvalho/Christian Rojmar (TTU) def. #35 Derek Drabble/Martin Kildahl (WASH) 8-6 2. #87 Patrik Fischer/J. Nedunchezhivan (WASH) def. Michael Breler/Sinisa Markovic (TTU) 8-4 3. Gonzalo Escobar/David Gonzalez (TTU) def. Tobi Obenaus/Alex Rosinski (WASH) 8-2

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2009 match-by-match results 2009 match-by-match College Station, Texas (George P. Mitchell Tennis Center)

Singles competition 64 #58 Clint Bowles (Florida State) def. #41 Raony Carvalho (Texas Tech) 6-4, 6-3

Doubles competition 32 #15 Raony Carvalho/Christian Rojmar (Texas Tech) def. #24 Diego Cubas/Ivan Machado (South Carolina) 6-4, 7-5

16 #12 Dominic Inglot/Michael Shabaz (Virginia) def. #15 Raony Carvalho/Christian Rojmar (Texas Tech) 6-3, 6-4

38 Career Records Single-Season Records

Singles Victories Singles Victories Name Years Total Name Year Total 1. Bojan Szumanski 2004-08 90 1. Michael Breler 2008 27 2. Sinisa Markovic 2006-09 85 2. Ilya Babinciuc 2008 26 3. Christian Rojmar 2005-09 79 Raony Carvalho 2009 26 4. Michael Breler 2005-09 78 Michael Innerebner 2005 26 5. Matt Jackson 1998-91 76 Sinisa Markovic 2007 26 6. Dimitrio Martinez 2004-07 67 Adrian Prpic 2005 26 8. Petar Danolic 1996-99 63 Bojan Szumanski 2005 26 Michael Innerebner 2002-05 63 8. Matt Jackson 1990 25 10. Tyler Jiminez 1994-97 50 9. Richard Dopson 1990 24 Adam Baranowski 1997-99 50 Juan Gutierrez 1994 24 Sinisa Markovic 1994 24 Singles Winning Percentage Matt Rohlin 1996 24 Name Years Record Percentage Christian Rojmar 2008 24 1. Sinisa Markovic 2006-09 82-27 .752 2. Casey Biorkman 1997-98 15-6 .714 Singles Winning Percentage 3. Juan Gutierrez 1992-95 22-9 .710 Name Year Record Percentage 4. Matt Jackson 1998-91 76-36 .679 1. Michael Breler 2008 27-5 .844 5. Michael Innerebner 2002-05 63-33 .656 2. Michael Innerebner 2005 26-8 .765 6. Dimitrio Martinez 2004-07 67-36 .650 Adrian Prpic 2005 26-8 .765 7. Alfonso Perez 2000-02 31-17 .646 Bojan Szumanski 2005 26-8 .765 8. Bojan Szumanski 2004-08 90-50 .643 5. Petar Danolic 1999 15-5 .750 9. Michael Breler 2005-09 78-45 .634 6. Sinisa Markovic 2007 26-9 .743 10. Adrian Prpic 2005-06 42-25 .627 7. Alfonso Perez 2002 14-5 .737 8. Adam Baranowski 1999 16-6 .727 Doubles Victories Sinisa Markovic 2006 16-6 .727 Name Years Total 10. Juan Gutierrez 1993 22-9 .710 1. Bojan Szumanski 2004-08 61 2. Christian Rojmar 2005-09 59 (update) Doubles Victories 3. Matt Jackson 1998-91 54 Name Year Total 4. Michael Breler 2005-09 52 1. Tyler Jimenez 1997 22 record book 5. Sinisa Markovic 2006-09 50 2. Raony Carvalho 2009 21 6. Michael Innerebner 2002-05 40 Christian Rojmar 2009 21 7. Teddy DiBlasi 2003-07 39 4. Erick Guzman 1993 19 Tyler Jiminez 1994-97 39 5. Thomas Cook 1993 18 9. Dieter Swedinger 1993-96 33 Matt Jackson 1990 18 10. Doug Lacy 1995-98 31 Klint Graf 1993 18 Juan Gutierrez 1993 18 Doubles Winning Percentage Christian Rojmar 2008 18 Name Years Record Percentage Bojan Szumanski 2008 18 11. Sinisa Markovic 2008 17 1. Juan Gutierrez 1992-93 18-7 .720 Adrian Prpic 2005 17 2. Erick Guzman 1992-95 24-10 .706 Bojan Szumanski 2005 17 3. Klint Graf 1992-94 18-9 .667 4. Matt Jackson 1998-91 54-29 .651 5. Dieter Schwendinger 1993-96 13-7 .650 Doubles Winning Percentage 6. Tyler Jiminez 1994-97 39-22 .639 Name Year Record Percentage 7. Marcelo Borrelli 1994-96 11-7 .611 1. Matt Jackson 1990 18-5 .783 8. Alfonso Perez 2000-02 24-16 .600 2. William Dopson 1988 13-4 .765 9. Adrian Prpic 2005-06 27-18 .600 3. Tyler Jimenez 1997 22-7 .759 10. Robert Barry 1994-96 13-9 .591 4. Tyler Jimenez 1995 15-5 .750 5. Erick Guzman 1993 19-7 .731 6. Tyler Jimenez 1997 16-6 .727 7. Fabio Walker 1992 13-5 .722 Dick Bosse 1988 13-5 .722 9. Juan Gutierrez 1993 18-7 .720 10. Adrian Prpic 2005 17-7 .708

39 Dual/Spring Records Singles Victories By Position No. 6 Singles Victories No. 1 Name Year Total 1. Michael Breler 2008 17 Name Year Total Name Year Total 2. Alan Christopher 1990 15 1. Richard Dopson 1990 24 1. Matt Jackson 1990 21 3. Corey Bjorkman 1998 11 2. Matt Jackson 1990 21 2. Dick Bosse 1988 16 Milos Kustudija 2007 11 3. Sinisa Markovic 2007 20 3. Bojan Szumanski 2008 16 John Walker 2003 11 4. William Dopson 1998 19 4. Matt Jackson 1989 14 6. Dimitrio Martinez 2004 10 Matt Jackson 1988 19 5. Mattia Rohlin 1996 13 Adrian Prpic 2005 10 Fabio Walker 1990 19 Borut Matincevic 1999 13 8. Mike Brown 1988 9 Michael Breler 2008 19 Fabio Walker 1992 13 Dustin Hawk 1999 9 8. Michael Innerebner 2005 17 8. Juan Gutierrez 1994 12 Michael Slauson 1989 9 Tyler Jimenez 1997 17 Radek Nijaki 2005 12 Sinisa Markovic 2009 17 Jakob Paulsen 2004 12 Christian Rojmar 1997 17 Adrian Prpic 2006 12 Doubles Victories By Position Singles Winning Percentage No. 2 Name Year Record Percentage Name Year Total No. 1 1. Michael Breler 2008 19-2 .904 1. Sinisa Markovic 2008 20 Name Year Total 2. Sinisa Markovic 2008 21-4 .84- 2. Fabio Walker 1990 19 1. Thomas Cook 1993 16 3. Jevgenij Carlov 2000 13-3 .813 3. Sinisa Markovic 2009 14 Klint Graf 1993 16 4. Michael Innerebner 2005 17-4 .809 4. Bojan Szumanski 2005 13 3. Raony Carvalho 2009 14 5. Sinisa Markovic 2007 16-4 .800 Dimitrio Martinez 2006 13 Christian Rojmar 2009 14 Bojan Szumanski 2005 16-4 .800 Luis Segovia 1998 13 5. Dick Bosse 1988 13 Fabio Walker 1989 20-5 .800 7. Dimitrio Martinez 2007 12 Richard Crabtree 2022 13 8. Fabio Walker 1990 20-6 .769 Ryan Shupe 1999 12 Ben Gudzelak 2002 13 9. Mattia Rohlin 1996 13-4 .765 Michael Slauson 1992 12 8. Tyler Jimenez 1995 12 10. Carey Bjorkman 1998 15-5 .750 10. Petar Danolic 1996 10 Radek Nijaki 2005 12 Petar Danolic 1999 15-5 .750 Juan Gutierrez 1993 10 Christian Rojmar 2008 12 Alfonso Perez 2003 10 Dieter Schwedinger 1995 12 Doubles Victories Bojan Szumanski 2005 12 Name Year Total No. 3 Bojan Szumanski 2008 12 1. Erick Guzman 1993 19 Name Year Total 2. Thomas Cook 1993 18 1. Michael Slauson 1999 20 No. 2 record book Klint Graf 1993 18 2. William Dopson 1988 19 Name Year Total Juan Gutierrez 1993 18 3. Sinisa Markovic 2007 14 1. Erick Guzman 1993 18 5. Fabio Walker 1991 16 4. Esat Tanik 2004 13 2. Juan Gutierrez 1993 17 Gonzalo Escobar 2009 16 5. Lenoir Ramos 2008 12 3. Michael Breler 2009 15 David Gonzalez 2009 16 Christian Rojmar 2006 12 Sinisa Markovic 2009 15 8. Juan Gutierrez 1994 15 Nathan Ritchey 1989 12 5. Juan Gutierrez 1994 12 Michael Breler 2009 15 8. Jevgenij Carlov 1999 10 Sinisa Markovic 2008 12 Sinisa Markovic 2009 15 Thomas Cook 1992 10 7. Michael Breler 2008 11 11. Raony Carvalho 2009 14 Richard Crabtree 2002 10 Alfonso Perez 2003 11 Christian Rojmar 2009 14 Klint Graf 1993 10 Adrian Prpic 2005 11 Esat Tanik 2003 10 Steve Wood 1997 11 Doubles Winning Percentage 11. Michael Slauson 1991 10 Name Year Record Percentage No. 4 Esat Tanik 2003 10 1. William Dopson 1988 13-4 .765 Name Year Total 2. Gonzalo Escobar 2009 16-5 .762 1. Richard Dopson 1990 24 No. 3 3. Adam Baranowski 1999 9-3 .750 2. Nathan Ritchey 1998 13 Name Year Total 4. Alfonso Perez 2003 11-4 .733 Fabio Walker 1989 13 1. Doug Lacy 1997 15 5. Erick Guzman 1993 19-7 .731 4. Ilya Babinciuc 2008 11 Gonzalo Escobar 2009 15 6. Tyler Jimenez 1997 16-6 .727 Erick Guzman 1993 11 David Gonzalez 2009 15 7. Dick Bosse 1988 13-5 .722 6. Adam Baranowski 1998 10 4. Erick Guzman 1995 12 Fabio Walker 1992 13-5 .722 Devin Wakeford 2003 10 5. Marcelo Borrelli 1995 11 9. Juan Gutierrez 1993 18-7 .720 8. Erick Guzman 1992 9 Doug Lacy 1996 11 10. Ilya Babinciuc 2008 10-4 .714 Michael Innerebner 2004 9 7. Ilya Babinciuc 2008 10 Adrian Prpic 2005 15-6 .714 Sinisa Markovic 2006 9 Shay Coker 1993 10 Teddy DiBlasi 2007 10 No. 5 Tyler Jimenez 1997 10 Name Year Total Dimitrio Martinez 2007 10 40 1. Thomas Cook 1990 16 Lenoir Ramos 2008 10 2. Matt Jackson 1988 15 3. Christian Rojmar 2008 14 4. Petar Danolic 1999 13 5. Charles Bailey 1992 12 Michael Innerebner 2003 12 John Sullivan 1989 12 8. Marcelo Borrelli 1995 11 9. Adam Baranowski 1998 10 Michael Breler 2007 10 Michael Innerebner 2005 10 Bojan Szumanski All-Big 12 Honors South Central Regional Awards Jay Woff ord SINGLES COACH OF THE YEAR 2009 2005 2009 Borut Martincevic Tim Siegel Michael Breler Christian Rojmar 2002 2008 James Wilson Royce Ramey Tim Siegel SECOND TEAM 2004 Academic Awards 2002 Jakob Paulsen Ben Gudzelak ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 2005 Michael Innerebner 2005 Radek Nijaki Bojan Szumanski Esat Tanik Bojan Szumanski 2006 ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT VI Dimitrio Martinez 2006 2005 Dimitrio Martinez Michael Innerebner 2007 Bojan Szumanski Sinisa Markovic 2007 Christian Rojmar Sinisa Markovic 2007 Dimitrio Martinez Bojan Szumanski 2008 Bojan Szumanski Sinisa Markovic 2008 Christian Rojmar 2008 Bojan Szumanski Sinisa Markovic 2009 Bojan Szumanski BIG 12 POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP Milos Kustudija 2002 Sinisa Markovic DOUBLES Royce Ramey 2002 HONORABLE MENTION Richard Crabtree/Ben Gudzelak 2003 1997 John Walker Petar Danolic 2007 Craig Gillam Christian Rojmar/Bojan Szumanski 2005 Travis Wagner honor roll Michael Innerebner 2008 1998 Christian Rojmar/Bojan Szumanski Petar Danolic Big 12 Newcomer of the Year Academic All-Big 12 Honors 2004 FIRST TEAM Jakob Paulsen 1999 Dustin Hawk 2005 Borut Martincevic Radek Nijaki The Red Raiders have maintained a 3.0 GPA or higher since the Fall 2000 Jevgenij Cariov of 1999. Big 12 Freshman of the Year Borut Martincevic 2009 Fall 1999- 3.143 Roany Carvalho 2001 Spring 2000- 3.152 Borut Martincevic Fall 2000- 3.295 Big 12 Coach of the Year Spring 2001- 3.238 2005 2002 Fall 2001- 3.258 Tim Siegel Royce Ramey Spring 2002- 3.181 2003 Fall 2002- 3.201 2008 Spring 2003- 3.068 Tim Siegel Michael Innerebner John Walker Fall 2003- 3.229 Spring 2004- 3.504 TTU Student-Athlete of the Year 2004 Fall 2004- 3.535 2002 Michael Innerebner Spring 2005- 3.450 Royce Ramey Fall 2005- 3.41 2005 Spring 2006- 3.326 2007 Michael Innerebner Dimitiro Martinez Radek Nijaki Fall 2006- 3.32 41 Jakob Paulsen Spring 2007- 3.396 Bojan Szumanski Fall 2007- 3.27 Spring 2008- 3.28 2007 Fall 2008- 3.44 Michael Breler Spring 2009- 3.328 Dimitrio Martinez Bojan Szumanski

2008 Michael Breler A Peter Danolic, 1996-99 Steve Kordas, 1986-87, 1989-90 Robert Sargent, 1968-71 Bruce Aaron, 1980 Ryan Davies, 1999-03 Greer Kothmann, 1963-64 Luis Segovia, 1986-88 Pat Acton, 1966-68 Doug Davis, 1979 Kai Kramer, 1993 Dieter Schwendinger, 1995-96 Don Adams, 1975-77 Greg Davis, 1976, 1979-80 Milos Kustudija, 2008-09 Ryan Shupe, 1997-00 Paul Allen, 1976 Robert Davis, 1979 Barry Simpson, 1981 Daryl Allison, 1961-62 Teddy DiBlasi, 2003-07 L Michael Slauson, 1989-92 Felix Amaya, 1978 Doug Dixon, 1973 Doug Lacy, 1996-98 Alan Smith, 1982-83 Mitchell Anderson, 2001-02 Richard Dopson, 1990-91 Chris Langford, 1983-84 Jerry Smith, 1971-73 Ty Anderson, 1993 William Dopson, 1988-90 Scott Lankford, 1988 Johnny Spears, 1962 Jim Austin, 1961 Dan Draper, 1962-64 Benny Lawerence, 1962 James Speir, 1974 Kenny Austin, 1988 Greg Duston, 1971 David Leatherwood, 1985-86 Andre Stabile, 2009-pres. Brent Auvermann, 1983 Paul LeeLum, 1975-77 Wojtek Stasiak, 1998 Malcom Avner, 1976-77 E Steven Leier, 1984 Casper Steenkamp, 2003 Ash Ayers, 1994 David Earhart, 1981-84 Decio Lobo, 1984 Greg Stringham, 1984 Ronnie Emmett, 1991-92 Jerome Lopez, 1986-87 John Sullivan, 1962-64 B Gonzalo Escobar, 2008-pres. Bea Sutherland, 1962-64 Ilya Babinciuc, 2007-08 Clay Evens, 1994 M Bojan Szumanski, 2002-08 Charles Bailey, 1989-92 David Majors, 1969 Rick Baird, 1990 F Dub Malaise, 1986-87 T Adam Baranowski, 1997-99 Brandon Farine, 2009-pres. Pat Mallory, 1976 Esat Tanik, 2003-05 Robert Barry, 1994-96 Mike Farrish, 1966-68 Zahid Maniya, 1980-81 Will Tankersley, 1992 Mike Beene, 1967-69 Don Foiles, 1964 Vitor Manzini, 2010-pres. H.C. Taylor, 1985 Terry Bennett, 1972-74 Mike Foley, 1971 Sinisa Markovic, 2005-01 Mark Thompson, 1980-81 Rockland Berg, 1977-78 Bruce Frank, 198. Greg Martin, 1987 Joe Blackshear, 1979 Matt Fritz, 1989 Tony Martin, 1974 V Tony Blass, 1985-86 Borut Martincevic, 1999-01 Fred Viancos, 1981-83 Darren Blume, 1986 G Dimitrio Martinex, 2003-07 Rodney Vickers, 2003-04 Jimmy Bolleer, 1996 Rafael Garcia, 2009-pres. Lamar May, 1985-86 Ryan Vogl, 2003-05 Charles Bond, 1975-76 Criag Gilliam, 1996-97 Mark McClellen, 1976 David Voss, 1976 Marcelo Borelli, 1995-96 David Gonzalez, 2008-pres. Vince Menard, 1982-84 Dick Bosse, 1985-88 Jon Gottschall, 1961-62 John Moff et, 1972-75 W Charles Bower, 1965 Eric Grace, 1986-87 Marty Montigel, 1985 Travis Wagner, 1997 Harrison Bowes, 1976-79 Kint Graf, 1993-95 David Moore, 1979 Devin Wakeford, 2000-03 Charles Bradshaw, 1997 Don Griffi n, 1983 Tatum Moore, 1982-83 Chow Weng Wah, 1997 Jeff Bramlett, 1980-81 Robert Grundy, 1988 Stanley Morris, 1972-75 Fabio Walker, 1989-92 Michael Breler, 2005-09 Ben Gudzelak, 2000-02 Chad Myrick, 1984 John Walker, 2000-03 Derald Breneman, 1961 Rogelio Guerro, 1994 Stefano Walker, 1991 all-time roster Peter Brewer, 1981 Juan Gutierrez, 1992-94 N Kenneth Wallace, 1978 John Brotherton, 1975 Rudy Gutierrez, 1967-69 Peter Nance, 1977 Thomas Wheat, 1997 Mike Brown, 1988 Erick Guzman, 1991, 92-95 Radek Mijaki, 2001-02, 04-05 Jason White, 1993-94 Peter Brown, 1987 Oscar Guzman, 1978 Mike Nye, 1970-71 Joe Whittenburg, 1969-71 Jeff Bryan, 2008-pres. Patrick Nye, 1975 James Wilson, 2005-09 Rod Bucker, 1969 H Fred Wickett, 1962 Peter Buntermeyer, 1977 Dan Hackett, 1986 O Alan Weinand, 1986 Tim Byrnes, 1992 Brandon Hall, 1994 Daniel Oropeza, 1981 Charles Williams, 1964 Don Hallock, 1985 Luis Oropeza, 1979 Joe Williams, 1968-70 C Waleter Hammerick, 1971-74 Gerrard Orriols, 1994-95 Jay Woff ord, 2005-08 Guy Callendar, 1983-84 Joe Hattrup, 2007-09 Steve Wood, 1997 Jevenij Cariov, 1999-01 Dustin Hawk, 1999 P Lane Carroll, 1980-81 James Hightower, 1975 David Pace, 2010-pres. Y Roany Carvalho, 2008-pres. Ryan Hines, 1996 Sandeep Patel, 1986-87 Murphy Yates, 1967-69 James Chisolm, 1970-73 Jared Hope, 2008-2009 John Patton, 1993 Brian Yearwood, 1982-83 Dan Chrane, 1961-62 Kevin Hopson, 1978-79 Jakob Paulsen, 2003-05 Alan Christopher, 1990-91 Van Hubbard, 1958-59 Eddie Pearce, 1973 Bold= Current Players James Chu, 1982 Skip Hunt, 1971 Alfonso Perez, 2001-03 Randy Clayton, 1979 Simon Hurry, 1985-86 Robert Peterson, 1963-64 The Texas Tech Media Relations Department John Clements, 1975 John David Hurt, 1985 Raphael Pfi ster, 2009-pres. would appreciate notifi cations of any Judson Clements, 1973, 75 Rusty Powell, 1968-70 additions, changes, or errors in this list. Please Sid Clements, 1973, 75 I Adrian Prpic, 2004-06 submit changes in writing to: Sean Cobb, 1990 Michael Innerebner, 2002-05 Shay Coker, 1991-93 Ted Invie, 1984-86 R Texas Tech Media Relations Jim Collier, 1964 Royce Ramey, 2002-02 Box 43021 Kevin Collins, 1985 J Lenoir Ramos, 2008 Lubbock, TX 79409-3021 Thomas Cook, 1990-93 Matt Jackson, 1988-91 Pat Rea, 1980 42 Pablo Cordoba, 1995 Gary Jameson, 1976 Jeremy Reed, 2007-08 Rick Covington, 1988-81 Zach Jiganti, 2009-pres. Nathan Richey, 1988-89 Kyle Cozart, 1997 Tylir Jimenez, 1995-98 Jose Rivera, 1980 Richard Crabtree, 1998-02 Jonathan John, 2003 Robert Rodgers, 1975 Warren Craig, 1968-70 Greg Jones, 2004-07 Mattias Rohlin, 1996 David Crissey, 1976-79 Christian Rojmar, 2005-09 K Tal Roma, 1994-95 D Kevin Kavanagh, 1982-83 John Rowley, 1974 Mark Damron, 1991-92 Bill Keys, 1973 Ron Damron, 1961-62 Thomas Kirwan, 1977 S Benge Daniel, 1966 David Knaszak, 2001-03 Richard Sandoval, 1988 Team Won Lost Ohio State 0 1 Abilene Christian 28 1 Oklahoma 14 13 Alabama-Birmingham 1 0 Oklahoma City 1 2 Amarillo College 2 0 Oklahoma State 5 16 Angelo State 15 0 Old Dominion 1 0 Arizona 0 5 Oral Roberts 4 1 Arizona State 1 6 Oregon 3 0 Arkansas 5 19 Pepperdine 0 3 Arkansas- Little Rock 8 2 Prairie View A&M 2 0 Army 1 0 Princeton 3 5 Auburn 1 0 Purdue 2 0 Baylor 20 20 Redlands 0 2 Boise State 2 4 Rice 8 20 Brigham Young 4 2 Rollins College 1 0 Brown 1 0 Sacramento State 1 0 Cal Poly 1 0 Samford 1 0 Cal State Dominguez Hills 1 0 San Diego 3 6 Cal State Fullerton 5 0 San Diego State 1 10 Centenary 3 0 Schreiner 1 0 Central Florida 1 0 SMU 3 28 Central State 2 0 South Alabama 2 2 Central Texas 0 5 South Carolina 0 1 Clemson 2 1 South Florida 1 0 Colorado 10 9 South Plains College 2 0 Colorado State 2 0 Southeastern Louisiana 1 0 Cornell 1 0 Southern California 0 1 Dallas 1 0 Southern Colorado 1 0 Dartmouth 1 0 Southern Miss 1 0 Denver 2 0 TCU 3 27 East Tennessee State 1 0 Tennessee 0 3 Florida State 0 1 Texas 4 33 Fresno State 1 1 Texas A&M 6 38 Furman 0 1 Texas A&M- Corpus Christi 6 2 Hardin Simmons 17 0 Texas-Arlington 13 2 Harvard 1 0 Texas-El Paso 13 0 Houston 2 12 Texas- Pan American 10 2 Houston Baptist 3 2 Texas- San Antonio 9 1 Idaho 1 0 Texas State 2 1 Idaho State 2 0 Texas Southern 2 1 series records Illinois 1 0 Texas Weslyan 2 0 Illinois State 2 0 Trinity 2 3 Indiana 0 1 Troy 1 0 Iowa 1 0 Tulane 1 1 Kansas 2 7 Tulsa 9 6 Kansas State 2 0 Tyler Junior College 3 2 Lamar 6 3 UC Irvine 1 4 Long Beach State 1 2 UCLA 0 1 Louisiana- Lafayette 3 4 UC Santa Barbara 3 4 Louisiana State 0 3 UNLV 5 4 Louisiana Tech 1 0 US International 2 0 Louisville 1 3 Utah 0 1 Loyola Marymount 1 0 Vanderbilt 0 1 Lubbock Christian 1 0 Virginia Tech 0 1 McLennon Junior College 0 1 Virginia Comm. 3 2 McMurry 1 0 Wake Forest 1 0 McNeese 1 0 Washington 1 4 Memphis 1 0 Weber State 1 1 Middle Tennessee State 4 2 West Texas A&M 3 0 Midland College 6 1 West Texas State 16 5 Midwestern State 7 0 Western Michigan 2 0 Michigan 1 0 Wichita State 3 0 Minnesota 2 0 Wisconsin 1 0 Mississippi 1 0 Mississippi State 1 0 Murry State 2 0 43 Nebraska 14 3 New Mexico Military Institute 5 0 New Mexico 6 26 New Mexico State 23 4 Notre Dame 0 1 North Texas 16 1 Northeastern Louisiana 4 0 Northern Arizona 4 0 Northwestern 0 1 Odessa College 1 0 guide to college tennis

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this is texas tech Lubbock, Texas is home to many things - Texas Tech University, the world’s largest cotton region multi- million dollar industry just to name a few. But, what you may not know may surprise you.

Lubbock has a population of 210,000 people which makes the city the second largest in the Big 12 Conference. Lubbock is easily accessible by either the highway or by air as four major airlines off er daily jet service to Lubbock International Airport. Unlike many other cities in Texas, Lubbock has four true seasons so don’t be surprised to be able to build snowmen in the winter, need a fan in the summer, wear a light jacket in the fall and plant your favorite fl owers in the warm spring weather. Lubbock at night has been referred to as nothing but pure heaven as temperatures drop into the 70’s at night in the summer time giving residents a break from the summer heat.

Lubbock has long been a place for music as some of the most famous names in the music industry have their roots in and around the city. The city is known all across the globe as being the home of Buddy Holly, one of the most successful rock and roll artists of our time.

There is plenty to keep you busy in Lubbock as the city boasts the largest single story mall in Texas (South Plains Mall), literally hundreds of the most popular restaurants, two 16-plus screen movie theaters, bowling alleys, an omni-max theater, museums, lakes, parks and many other activities. lubbock, texas

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texas tech university Texas Tech University prides itself on being a major comprehensive research university that retains the sense of a smaller liberal arts institution, although enrollment approaches 29,000. Texas Tech students boast of one-on-one interactions with top faculty and an environment that stresses student accomplishment above all else.

Founded in 1923, Texas Tech is located in the South Plains of West Texas. It carries the distinction of being the largest comprehensive higher education institution in the western two-thirds of the state of Texas, and serves a region that is larger than 46 of the nation’s 50 states.

Texas Tech is the only campus in the state that is home to a major university, law school and medical school. Students benefi t from this by being off ered degree programs that combine the assets of these outstanding institutions. Students pursue joint degrees in medicine and business, law and public administration, civil engineering and architecture, and a variety of other programs made possible by the combination of colleges and schools on the campus.

In addition, Texas Tech is a leader in providing students opportunities to participate in undergraduate research. Undergraduate students work side-by-side with renowned faculty researchers and their work is published in major academic journals and presented at conferences around the world.

Undergraduate researchers have explored in vitro fertilization procedures, insecticide toxicity and the role of the brain in the function of the heart. They have also examined voting behaviors, wind engineering, the history of art and topics in literature and the humanities.

Texas Tech receives more money than any other Texas institution for the prestigious Howard Hughes Medical Institute. It also leads the state in the number of Goldwater Scholarships awarded in texas tech university tech texas the last seven years.

The true testament of a university is its graduates. Texas Tech ex-students have been governors of three states, fl own space missions, won Olympic Gold Medals, served as ambassadors to foreign countries, acted on Broadway stages, performed in operas, won Pulitzer Prizes, been educators at prestigious universities and even performed heart surgery on prominent late night television hosts. In addition, they head some of the world’s largest businesses and some of the country’s most successful small fi rms.

Texas Tech students come from every county in Texas, all 50 states and more than 100 foreign countries. The university off ers 150 undergraduate degree programs through eight academic colleges. It also off ers more than 100 master’s degree programs and more than 50 doctoral programs.

Texas Tech was the fi rst university in the state to off er the Graduate on Time Contract. Signed by the undergraduate student and the 47 administration, the contract guarantees a student can graduate in the minimum time prescribed for his or her major if that student successfully takes 30 semester credit hours per academic year. The university also off ers the Red Raider Guarantee which promises free tuition and fees for four years to entering freshmen whose families earn less than $40,000 annually. guide to college tennis

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49 The “Spirit of Raiderland” comes in many forms. The 400 member award winning Goin’ Band From Raiderland, the Tech Cheerleaders, the Tech Pom Squad, the Saddle Tramps, the High Riders, Raider Red and of course the Masked Rider. All of these groups help make the Texas Tech athletic experience a thrilling one. The true “Spirit of Raiderland” comes only from the hearts of Red Raider fans who bleed Red and Black. guide to college tennis

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the spirit of raiderland Tradition abounds at Texas Tech and the Spirit of Raiderland is best exhibited during football season. For Texans, football season is the social event of the year and TECHSANS show their school spirit in many ways.

Whether it is through singing FIGHT RAIDERS FIGHT or the Matador Song with your Guns Up or wrapping Will Rogers the night before the game, the Red Raider spirit is alive and well.

Once you experience the Spirit of Raiderland, and the rich tradition that surrounds our campus, you will be a Red Raider for life.

FIGHT RAIDERS FIGHT! Texas Tech Fight Song

Fight Raiders Fight! Fight Raiders Fight! Fight for the school we love so dearly You’ll hit ‘em high, you’ll hit ‘em low You’ll push the ball across the goal

TECH FIGHT, FIGHT

We’ll praise your name, boost you to fame Fight for the Scarlet and the Black You will hit ‘em, you will wreck ‘em Hit ‘em, Wreck ‘em, Texas Tech!

And the Victory Bells will ring out traditions tech texas

MATADOR SONG Texas Tech Alma Mater

Fight Matadors for Tech Songs of love we’ll sing to thee Bear our banners far and wide Ever to be our pride Fearless champions ever be Stand on heights of victory Strive for honor, evermore Long Live The Matadors! 51 GUNS UP!!! One of the most recognizable symbols of Texas Tech is Guns Up! This hand symbol is used to show support for Texas Tech and is made by making a pistol with your hand and then holding it up at an angle. texas tech athletic teams athletic tech texas

52 LEADERS OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY EDWARD WHITACRE, JR. is chair and CEO of SBC Communications, parent of Southwestern Bell, Pacifi c Sheryl Swoopes Telesis and SNET. Regarded as one of the most powerful people in the telecommunications industry, Whitacre is currently negotiating the merger of SBC with Ameritech. He has worked for the company continuously since his undergraduate days at Texas Tech. ANGELA BRALY is President & CEO for WellPoint. Forbes has listed Braly as the 16th most powerful woman in the world, ranking above Oprah Winfrey. She was later ranked the fourth most powerful woman in America by Fortune. E. RICHARD BROOKS is president, chair and CEO of Central and South West Corporation, a large utility corporation based in Dallas. Brooks also serves on the Texas Tech Board of Regents. W. I. PITTMAN serves on the leadership team of Xerox Corporation as Vice President for Marketing Business Process. JERRY MORGENSEN is president and CEO of international defense construction contractor Hensel Phelps Corporation. JERRY RAWLS is president and CEO of Finestar. Other Texas Tech graduates who have served as chairs or CEOs of major corporations include JAMES E. “ROCKY” JOHNSON with GTE, ROBERT PALMER with Digital Equipment, WILLIAM SNYDER with GEICO, WILLIAM HELTON with Southwestern Public Service, and JUDY SIMS with Software Spectrum, Inc. LAURO CAVAZOS was Secretary of Education, First Hispanic to serve in the United States Cabinet and former Texas Tech University President OUTSTANDING SCIENTISTS Three Texas Tech graduates have become NASA astronauts and fl own in space. Medical school graduate and former regent BERNARD HARRIS was the fi rst African-American to walk in space. Other Red Raider astronauts are MAJOR RICHARD LOCKHART and the late MAJOR RICHARD HUSBAND. OUTSTANDING ARTISTS PAT GREEN is a country music recording artist. TERRY COOK, BRUCE FORD, AND MARY JANE JOHNSON all studied music at Texas Tech before George Eads starring with major opera companies around the world. Cook sings with the Metropolitan Opera, Ford starred as Othello in London in 2000, and Johnson is featured in a PBS special also starring Luciano Pavarotti.

In Memory, DAVID GASCHEN sang the lead in “Phantom of the Opera” in Germany for several years before returning to the United States to make his Broadway debut in the cast of Phantom.

Rick Husband texas tech alumni Space Shuttle Columbia WILL BIGHAM is a Filmmaker and winner of the 2007 reality television show “On the Lot” DENNIS COPELAND is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner for photography. SCOTT PELLEY is a national news anchor for CBS News and a reporter for “60 Minutes” COLBY DONALDSON became famous on the hit CBS show “Survivor.” Donaldson was the second place winner in the “Australian Outback” edition of the show and is a 1996 Tech grad. He recently had a role in the movie Red Eye. GEORGE EADS star of the CBS drama Crime Scene Investigators and was once tabbed by People Magazine as one of the Top 50 Eligible Bachelors in America. LINDA FRANCIS LEE is a Historical and Contemporary Romance Author BARRY CORBIN is an actor who has appeared on “Northern Exposure”, “Lonesome Dove” and “One Tree Hill”. OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Edward Whitacre, Jr. Scott Pelley SHERYL SWOOPES, member of the 1993 Lady Raider NCAA Women’s Championship Basketball team and gold medal winning USA women’s basketball team in 1996, 2000 and 2004, was the fi rst female athlete to have an athletic shoe marketed under her name. She has four times been the top vote getter in the WNBA All-Star Game and played for the Houston Comets and the Seattle Storm. WES WELKER of the New England Patriots KEYUNTA DAWSON of the Indianapolis Colts DYLAN GANDY of the Detroit Lions 53 JOSELIO HANSON of the Philadelphia Eagles DANIEL LOPER of the Detroit Lions SAMMY MORRIS of the New England Patriots MANNY RAMIREZ of the Detroit Lions DARCEL McBATH of the Denver Broncos LOUIS VASQUEZ of the San Diego Chargers BRANDON WILLIAMS of the Dallas Cowboys Outstanding trainers and doctors, state-of-the-art facilities, and innovative training equipment combine to give Texas Tech one of the nation’s premier athletic health care operations. Texas Tech athletes are cared for in the ultimate manner through prevention, precaution, treatment and rehabilitation.

The facilities at Tech are some of the best in the Big 12 Conference. The main training room is located in the Football Training Facility. The United Spirit Arena training room and facilities adjacent to Tech’s baseball fi eld and track and fi eld complex combine with the above to allow the training staff to provide each student-athlete with the most comprehensive care possible for the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries.

The staff at Texas Tech includes seven certifi ed and licensed athletic trainers. In addition, the graduate assistant program allows students to facilitate actual hands-on experience with work in a classroom environment. The health care team also oversees a core of nearly 20 student athletic trainers. Texas Tech off ers an internship program in athletic training in which students have the opportunity to record hours under the supervision of the licensed training staff . These hours are complemented by a specially designed curriculum to prepare graduates for the Texas Department of Health Athletic Training Licensing exam.

Ken Murray oversees Texas Tech Sports Medicine serving as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Sports Medicine. Along with Murray, Texas Tech athletes continue to be treated with the fi nest in health care with a full-time athletic trainer: Mark Chisum (football), Todd Faison (track), Imelda Garcia (volleyball/golf), Julie Kruessel (women’s basketball), Shawn Lindsey (baseball), Steve Pincock (football), Larry Munger (softball/tennis), Jon Murray (men’s basketball) and Laura Schnettgoecke (soccer), ; along with graduate assistant trainers: Brendon Powers (football) and Steven Reynolds (football).

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KRISTY CURRY SHANON HAYS WES KITTLEY PAT KNIGHT TRISH KNIGHT JON MURRAY TODD PETTY Women’s Basketball Softball Track and Field Men’s Basketball Volleyball Cross Country Women’s Tennis strength and conditioning

One of the most important elements of any successful team is the physical preparation of its student-athletes. Texas Tech’s strength and conditioning program, which operates out of three weight rooms in the United Spirit Arena, the Football Training Facility and the Athletic Training Center, accommodates all 17 intercollegiate programs . Tech’s strength and conditioning staff has implemented a varied and highly functional program to meet each student athlete’s specifi c needs.

The Texas Tech strength and conditioning staff oversees the operation that focuses on the student-athletes’ sport specifi c training goals. The staff monitors daily workouts with individualized attention and makes necessary adjustments in training and techniques.

The strength and conditioning coaching staff monitors each student-athlete’s individual progress through one-on-one supervision and computer technology. They design in-season and off -season development programs, focusing on the transition period. Strength, speed training, power and agility, and stretching are emphasized, as the staff pinpoints each athlete’s needs, depending on the sport. The strength and conditioning staff consists of associate head strength coach Tory Stephens, who is in his 11th season as the head women’s basketball strength and conditioning coach, along with head football strength coach Bennie Wylie and head men’s basketball strength coach Chris Braeden and assistant strength coaches Katie Munger, Orlando Smith, Aaron Uzzell and Jason Young. The Lady Raiders and Red Raiders are led through year-round conditioning programs by these strength coaches.

The staff strives to create a fun competitive atmosphere where student-athletes enjoy coming to train everyday. The experiences in the weight room not only help prepare the Raiders for competition, but also create a greater sense of unity among

each team. training strength conditioning

With multiple state-of-the-art training facilities and a top notch staff , the strength and conditioning program gives Texas Tech student-athletes the edge they need to reach their team and individual goals.

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JOJO ROBERTSTON GREG SANDS TIM SIEGEL DAN SPENCER TOM STONE TOMMY TUBERVILLE Women’s Golf Men’s Golf Men’s Tennis Baseball Soccer Football The Offi ce of Athletic Academic Services is committed to providing a comprehensive Academic Services also provides laptop computers for team use whenever traveling to program that emphasizes the overall development of student-athletes through the away games and events. development of academic, personal and professional excellence. Texas Tech Athletics was the recipient of the 2005-2006 Division IA Champs Program of Excellence Award, ACADEMIC ADVISING & COUNSELING which is a lifetime award designed to recognize Division IA athletics programs that have Athletic Academic Services has counselors assigned to work with student-athletes established student-athlete welfare as the cornerstone of their operating principles. on a sport-by-sport basis. The optimum student-athlete to athletic academic advisor Since its inception in 1997, Texas Tech is 1 of 42 institutions to be the recipient of this ratio set forth by the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A) is prestigious honor. Texas Tech Athletics was also one of four institutions awarded with 100-1. Texas Tech Athletic Academic Services has a student-athlete to counselor ratio academic services the 2005-2006 National Basketball Association Player Development Service Award of approximately 64-1. which was based on our intensive academic support program. Texas Tech Athletic Academic counselors go through extensive training and work with their student- Academic Services will continue to foster an environment of excellence and provide athletes in a reverse pyramid fashion – initially with fi rst semester general education student-athletes with the necessary tools and resources to achieve their maximum and exploratory courses. This expands into major exploration, responsibilities of the academic potential. student-athlete, and understanding Texas Tech, Big 12 Conference, and NCAA rules and The Athletic Academic Services staff is comprised of professionals who have extensive eligibility requirements. The counselors continue to expand the pyramid with career backgrounds, experience, and expertise within student services and athletics. Their exploration and personal development issues until the student-athlete graduates. commitment goes well beyond just helping student-athletes understand the academic requirements of Texas Tech University, the Big 12 Conference, and the NCAA. Rather, it’s RED RAIDER LIFE SKILLS a commitment to help the student-athlete’s total development. Accordingly, the offi ce The University is committed to the complete development of the young men and of Athletic Academic Services provides an environment, which promotes academic, women who wear Texas Tech Red and Black. With a full time Coordinator devoted career, and personal success of all Texas Tech student-athletes. to Life Skills and as a member of the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program, Red Raider The program is integrated with the university’s total commitment to student success. Life Skills off ers components that address academic, athletic, social, personal, and Athletic Academic Services off ers and continues to move forward in implementing career development. The program also facilitates service leadership through various components that provide continuous support for student-athletes in each phase of community service projects via the Red Raider Speaker’s Bureau, which features their academic, personal, and professional development. The fi nal goal is graduation student-athlete appearances to elementary and junior high schools, as well as other and preparation for life after athletics. organizations. Other community outreach activities include Read with the Red Raiders, Communities in Schools, Habitat for Humanity, and supporting the Special Olympians. ACADEMIC SUPPORT Texas Tech student-athletes spent over 1600 hours in the community last year. Athletic Academic Services provides professional tutoring to all student-athletes for Interdisciplinary Studies 1200, ‘Life Skills for Student Athletes,’ is off ered to freshmen their academic development. The tutor program has been certifi ed and meets the strict scholarship student-athletes. This 2-credit hour course helps student-athletes make a 56 standards of the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). Tutors are available successful transition to college and prepares them for various demands and issues they for most courses off ered at Texas Tech and are arranged through the Athletic Academic will face as Division I student athletes. The course covers a variety of topics including Services offi ce time management, major and career exploration, self-responsibility issues, and sports- All student-athletes may utilize the Verizon Technology Center featuring Dell related health education. technology and computers. Student-athletes can compose papers, check and write e- mail or research topics via the internet from the center. More and more professors are STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE placing class notes on-line and requiring students to submit papers via the web and The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is an active committee that participate in online discussions. Computer support personnel are available to assist consists of representatives from each of Texas Tech’s intercollegiate sports teams. student-athletes whenever help is needed. Graduating student-athletes may also SAAC works hand-in-hand with the athletic department to enhance the quality of take advantage of the GRE, GMAT, and LSAT interactive test prep software. Athletic student-athlete life - not just at Tech, but in the Big 12 Conference and at the national level by representation at the NCAA Leadership Conference. Athletic department personnel meet regularly with SAAC to discuss issues, problems, and interests facing today’s student-athletes. SAAC also coordinates a charity fundraiser and community service events each year and takes part in the administration of the annual Student-Athlete Academic Awards Reception.

ACADEMIC AWARDS Texas Tech consistently has many student-athletes selected to the Academic All-Big 12 Teams for each sport and is well represented on the Big 12 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Texas Tech student-athletes have been recognized with NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarships, Verizon Academic All-American of the Year, National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame Post Graduate Scholarship, and national recognition by the American Football Coaches Association. This past year Texas Tech Athletics had 166 student-athletes on the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (3.0 GPA), in addition to student-athletes on the Dean’s List (3.5 GPA) and student- athletes on the President’s List (4.0 GPA). Fifty-seven student-athletes were also selected for their respective Academic All Big 12 Teams.

FACILITY In January of 2004 Athletic Academic Services moved into the new Marsha Sharp Center for Student-Athletes. This facility has proved to be one of the best facilities in the country. This state of the art building is showcased by the Wick and Janna Alexander Academic Hall of Honor and the Verizon Technology Center. The facility also provides offi ce space for the Academic Services staff , tutor and classroom space, as well meeting room space used by the Athletics Department.

ACADEMIC AWARDS BANQUET Each spring Academic Services hosts an academic awards ceremony, recognizing student- athletes academic achievements and community service eff orts. Student-athletes are recognized who achieve a 3.0 cumulative GPA or above. The top graduating seniors from each sport are also recognized with special awards. This past year Dell Laptop computers were awarded to these special student-athletes in recognition of their eff orts. Team awards for academic excellence and community service awards are also presented. The evening is highlighted with the Male and Female Student-Athlete of the Year awards which is the highest honor Texas Tech can bestow upon a student-athlete. For the 2008-2009 year, Patience Knight from the Track & Field team was the Female Student-Athlete of the Year and Graham Harrell from the Football team was the Male Student-Athlete of the Year. Both clearly demonstrated excellence in the classroom, as well as leadership within their respective sports and both were academic services very active in the Texas Tech and Lubbock communities.

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•Ninety-two percent of all student-athletes that exhausted their eligibility received degrees in 2007 and 2008. •The football program’s graduation rate in 2008 ranked among the top 10 of all Division I public institutions. •He re-energized the compliance program in the wake of the NCAA investigation, bringing in “There is only one way to succeed at anything, and that is to give everything.” – Vince some of the top compliance personnel in the country during the last 13 years to create one of the Lombardi more respected offi ces in the country. •The budget for the athletics department has grown from $9 million in 1996 to over $40 million Vince Lombardi could have been prophecizing about Gerald Myers. While he has given in 2008. Increased eff orts in fund-raising and Texas Tech’s inclusion in the Big 12 Conference are 13 years to the department as director of athletics, Myers’ legacy and infl uence span decades. two of the reasons for the dramatic climb into the upper tier of all league schools. From his humble beginnings as a star on the freshman basketball squad to his all-Southwest •Eleven of Texas Tech’s 12 current head coaches were hired by Myers. The group represents over Conference days on the varsity team to his 20 years on the bench as head basketball coach, Myers 30 post-season NCAA appearances. is the face of Texas Tech Athletics. •Red Raider Football has appeared in nine-straight bowl games and boasts fi ve championships since Mike Leach’s hiring in 2000. Texas Tech is the only program among all Big 12 institutions to Only longtime student-athlete, coach and administrator the late Polk Robison spent more time qualify for bowl consideration each year since 1996. on campus than Myers. Robison, Myers basketball coach in the 50s, spent the better part of •Myers recently named Pat Knight the successor to his legendary father for the men’s basketball seven decades in the Texas Tech Athletics department. program. •Dan Spencer has taken the experience of back-to-back College World Series Championships into his fi rst two seasons as head coach of the baseball team. The athletics landscape changed in 1955 when a young basketball player from Borger, Texas, •Texas Tech fi nished 47th in the NACDA Director’s Cup standings in 2007, the highest fi nish ever stepped onto campus for the fi rst time. Fifteen years later, Myers took over the reins of the Red for the program. Raider basketball program and served successfully for 20 years, only to retire and take his place •Since 1996, 16 of the 17 sport programs have reached NCAA postseason play. in administration, eventually assuming the role he currently holds. athletics director Whether success is measured fi nancially or by wins and losses, neither outweighs the prosperity Myers’ faced a formidable task upon his hiring as athletics director in 1996. The program was Texas Tech student-athletes have enjoyed in the classroom. While Myers may not directly impact undergoing an NCAA investigation that resulted in the levy of severe sanctions, including loss of whether a student-athlete is successful in the classroom and graduates, his support has led to scholarships and a ban on postseason play for some sport programs. Myers faced the situation an increase in graduation rates. head on, surrounded himself with a solid administrative staff and revamped the program, putting it back on the fast track as one of the top intercollegiate departments in the Big 12 In the year prior to Myers’ fi rst as athletics director, the graduation rate of Texas Tech student- Conference. athletes was 44 percent. Despite assuming command of a program on NCAA probation during his fi rst year, Red Raider student-athletes posted a 56 percent graduation rate, four points higher Over a decade later, Texas Tech on average consistently fi nishes among the top half in the Big than that of the student body. The number was 71 percent in 2008. Additionally, the Texas Tech 12 Conference. The most notable diff erence is the emphasis placed on Texas Tech’s non-revenue football program is the only program in the Big 12 Conference to consistently be recognized by sport programs. Led by the track and fi eld program and joined by tennis and golf, Tech’s Olympic the American Football Coaches Association as posting a rate above 70 percent each of the last sport programs have undergone a renaissance and have competed for conference and national nine years. championships. Myers’ success at Texas Tech has transpired into national recognition and responsibilities as In his fi fth decade of service to Texas Tech University, the always humble Myers will never admit well. He served on the NCAA golf committee, was a past president of the National Association his positive mark on the program, but has to be proud of the accomplishments that have taken of Basketball Coaches and a member of the men’s basketball selection committee. He was place during his tenure: recognized with the Gen. Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic Director Award and the NABC honored him with the Metropolitan Award for his contributions to college basketball. •Texas Tech’s sport programs have benefi tted from Myers’ determination to have some of the best facilities in the country. With over $250 million in new constructions and renovations since 1999, The winningest men’s basketball coach in Texas Tech history, Myers reigned on the bench for 20 Texas Tech has leveled the playing fi eld. The United Spirit Arena, a 15,050-seat state-of-the-art years, from 1971-91. After taking over midway through the 1970-71 season, his teams posted a venue, is one of the premier on-campus facilities in the country and houses both basketball 326-261 record, 16 winning seasons, two Southwest Conference Championships and four NCAA programs and volleyball. Major renovations to Jones AT&T Stadium and the addition of the west tournament berths. side building added 54 luxury suites, 1,200 indoor and outdoor club seats in The Stadium Club 58 and a state-of-the-art press level brought Texas Tech Football to the upper tier of the Big 12 Myers earned three letters as a member of the Texas Tech basketball team from 1956-59. His 86.9 Conference, while the Football Training Facility provides the program with tools needed to be free throw percentage in 1957-58 is still second best on the all-time Texas Tech career charts. successful on and off the fi eld. Other new facilities include the McLeod Tennis Complex, with 12 lighted courts and lockerroom facilities, and Rocky Johnson Field, home to Red Raider softball. Myers received a degree in education from Texas Tech in 1959 and a master’s in 1965. He was •Academics have been a priority under Myers as evidenced by the addition of the Marsha Sharp head coach at Monterey High School in Lubbock and Houston Baptist University, before returning Center for Student-Athletes, completed in 2003. The center houses computer work stations, to Texas Tech in 1970 as an assistant coach. tutoring rooms, classrooms, offi ces for academic support staff and an academic hall of fame. Named for former Lady Raider and Hall of Fame basketball coach Marsha Sharp, the MSC and the Myers is a member of the Texas Tech Athletic Hall of Honor, the Texas High School Basketball Hall academics program have become models for other institutions as administrators from across the of Fame and the Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame. country have visited the center. •The academics program was recognized with the D-1A Athletic Director’s Association Program He and his wife, Carol, have a daughter, Laurie, and son-in-law, Todd McKee, and two grandsons, of Excellence Award. Matthew and Connor. kent hance Chancellor

Kent Hance became chancellor of the Texas Tech Hance earned a bachelor of business administration University System on December 1, 2006. degree from Texas Tech University in 1965 and graduated from the University of Texas School of Law in 1968. He As chancellor, Hance is the chief executive offi cer of the 12 returned to Lubbock to practice law and teach business campuses of Texas Tech University, Texas Tech University law at Texas Tech. In 1973, he was named an outstanding Health Sciences Center and Angelo State University. professor at Texas Tech. He is focusing his energies on continuing the quality growth, enhancing the research in areas of excellence Hance began a career in politics in 1974 when he won a and accentuating the programs and opportunities that seat in the Texas State Senate. While in the Senate, he prepare students for success in life. Foremost on the was one of only four members who served jointly on the agenda is fund-raising for scholarships, professorships chamber’s two most powerful committees: Finance and and endowments as well as capital contributions. The State Aff airs. Four years later, he won election to the 19th chancellor also works in Austin and Washington, D.C. to Congressional District. In 1981, Hance authored and won enhance funding for all institutions. passage of President Reagan’s tax bill. While a member of Congress, Hance served on the Ways and Means Before becoming the third chancellor of the Texas Committee, the Agriculture Committee and the Science Tech University System, Hance was a partner in Hance and Technology Committee. After Congress, Hance won Scarborough Wright, an Austin and Dallas law fi rm. election to the Texas Railroad Commission. His fi rm’s primary focus was on state and federal administrative law, regulatory law and legislative law. In Hance is a native of Dimmitt, Texas. He and his wife, addition, he advised clients in oil, gas and other energy- Susie Hance, also an attorney, have fi ve children and related matters. seven grandchildren. hance

BOARD OF REGENTS university administration

LARRY ANDERS JERRY TURNER RICK FRANCIS JOHN HUFFAKER Dallas Blanco El Paso Amarillo Chair Vice Chair

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MICKEY LONG NANCY NEAL JOHN SCOVELL DAN SERNA KYLE MILLER Midland Lubbock Dallas Arlington Plainview Student Regent guy bailey University President

Guy Bailey became the fi fteenth president of Texas Bailey is the author of about 100 books and articles, Tech University on August 1, 2008. Prior to assuming many co-authored by his wife, Dr. Jan Tillery, Texas Tech this offi ce, he served as chancellor of the University of class of 1974. Tillery is a proud Red Raider, as were her Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) from January 2006 until July mother, Mary Elizabeth Tillery, class of 1948, and her 2008. He previously served as provost and executive vice father, Clarence “Tim” Tillery, outstanding off ensive end president for academic aff airs at the University of Texas- for the Red Raider football team from 1938-1941. San Antonio (UTSA) from 1999 through 2005. Prior to his appointment as provost at UTSA, he served as associate Bailey continues to do research on language variation vice president for research and dean of graduate studies and change, with special emphasis on the English of at UTSA, as dean of liberal arts at the University of Nevada, Texas and the American South, and in computational Las Vegas, and as chair of the English departments at the linguistics. The research on Texas English has been University of Memphis and Oklahoma State University. featured in a front-page article in the New York Times, Prior to serving as an administrator, he taught at Texas on National Public Radio, on CNN Headline News, on BBC A&M and Emory universities. Radio, in Texas Monthly, and in the San Antonio Express News. With the goal for Texas Tech to become the next national research university, Bailey is leading the charge for the university to boost graduate and undergraduate enrollment and increase restricted research expenditures, as well as meet other criteria set forth by the legislature to ensure Tier 1 status for the university. bailey

ATHLETIC DEPT SENIOR STAFF university administration

JENNIFER BRASHEAR CHRIS COOK RON DAMRON STEVE DOWNING BOBBY GLEASON DR. JUDI HENRY Associate Athletics Director Associate Athletics Director Associate Athletics Director Senior Associate AD CFO/Deputy AD Senior Associate AD/ Compliance Media Relations Operations Sports Programs Business and Personnel SWA

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FELICIA MARTIN KEN MURRAY STEVE URYASZ CRAIG WELLS DAVID WELSH Associate Athletics Director Senior Associate AD Senior Associate AD Chief of Staff /Sr. Associate AD/ Associate Athletics Director Academic Services Sports Medicine Red Raider Club Exec. Director External Operations Ticket Operations