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2006 Men's Tennis Guide.P65 Table of Contents 2006 BLUE RAIDER TENNIS GENERAL INFORMATION 2006 MIDDLE Location . Murfreesboro, Tenn. Enrollment . 22,554 TENNESSEE TENNIS Founded . 1911 CAMPS Nickname . Blue Raiders Colors . Royal Blue and White WHO MAY ATTEND President . Dr. Sidney A. McPhee This camp is designed to provide a learning Director of Athletics . Chris Massaro environment for ages 7 to 18 (beginners Sr. Administrator . Diane Turnham and advanced). Its purpose is primarily to Athletics Phone . 615/898-2450 teach the fundamentals of the game. We Website . GoBlueRaiders.com hope that everyone who attends has an Conference . Sun Belt enjoyable and fun time and will continue to Home Courts . Buck Bouldin TC progress during the summer. Indoor Facility . Racquet Club In order to run the camp effectively, reg- MEDIA RELATIONS istrations is limited to 40 CAMPERS PER Director . Mark Owens SESSION. Early registration is recom- Asst./Men’s Tennis . Jo Jo Freeman 2006 Roster . 2 mended. Freeman’s e-mail . [email protected] 2006 Team Picture . 2 Office Phone . 615/898-5270 Why Middle Tennessee . 3-24 CAMP COST: $300 Home Phone . 615/896-4121 Academic/Academic Center . 4-5 A 10 percent discount applies to the follow- Cell Phone . 615/631-9522 Tennessee’s Best . 6-7 ing groups: Assistant . Tony Stinnett Athletic Review/Facilities . 8-9 z Early registration - May 10th Assistant . Denise Gideon Tradition/All-Americans . 10-11 z Two or more from the same family Media Relations Fax . 615/898-5626 Pro-Am/Community Service . 12-13 z Attendance for both weeks Mailing Address . MTSU Box 20 Housing/Dining/Sports Medicine . 14-15 z MTSU Employees . Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Strength & Conditioning . 16 Overnight Address 1500 Greenland Drive Nashville/Murfreesboro . 17-18 Group Discounts for Teams: . Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Sun Belt Conference . 19 Call Coach Alison Ojeda for team discounts University . 20-21 COACHING STAFF President/Director of Athletics . 22-23 REGISTRATION Head Coach . Dale Short Lightning/Blue Raider Nickname . 24 For an application log on to the men’s or Alma Mater/Year . Middle Tennessee/1980 GoBlueRaiders.com . 25 women’s tennis page at GoBlueRaiders.com Record at MT . 354-212/18 years Guide to College Tennis . 26-27 or call 615/898-2916. Career Record . 354-212/18 years 2006 Preview . 28 Men’s Tennis Phone . 615/898-2957 Coaches & Players . 29-50 EARLY REGISTRATION Assistant . David McNamara Head Coach Dale Short . 30-34 z Early registration for all camps is May 10 McNamara’s Phone . 615/494-7688 Assistant Coach David McNamara . 35 z Any interested overnight campers Volunteer Assistant . Buck Bouldin Senior Brandon Allan . 36-37 please call for further information Sophomore Marc Boiron . 38-39 TEAM INFORMATION Junior Marco Born . 40-41 REGISTRATION DEADLINES 2004-05 Dual Match Record . 18-7 Senior Rishan Kuruppu . 42-43 Camp I (June 12-16) . June 2 2004-05 Sun Belt Finish . 1st Senior Greg Pollack . 44-45 Camp II (June 19-23) . June 10 2004-05 National ITA Poll Finish . 30th Junior Kai Schledorn . 46-47 Camp II (June 26-30) . June 17 2004-05 Postseason . L, NCAA 1st round Junior Andreas Siljestrom . 48-49 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . 6/1 Freshmen . 50 INSURANCE/MEDICAL COVERAGE Starters Returning/Lost . 5/1 2004-05 Review . 51-56 A secondary accident insurance package is 2005 Review/Statistics . 52-53 included in the camp fee. Our insurance cov- Middle Tennessee, a Tennessee Board of 2005 Match-by-Match Results . 54-56 ers expenses that your policy will not pay. Regents university, is an equal opportunity, 2006 Opponents . 57-60 Every effort will be made to protect the health non-racially identifiable, educational institu- Middle Tennessee History . 61-80 and safety of each camper. tion that does not discriminate against indi- All-Conference Performers . 62 viduals with disabilities. SP013-1205 Conference Championships . 63 Season-by-Season Results . 64-67 CREDITS NCAA Tournament Appearances . 68-69 The 2006 Middle Tennessee men’s tennis NCAA Championship Results . 70 media guide was designed and written by Final ITA Rankings . 71 Assistant Media Relations Director Jo Jo Single-Season/Career Records . 72-73 Freeman and is a production of the Middle All-Americans . 74-75 Tennessee Athletic Media Relations Depart- All-Time Letterwinners . 76-77 ment. Printing provided by Franklin Graph- Collegiate Grand Slam Results . 78-79 ics in Nashville, Tenn. Special thanks to All-Time Opponents . 80 Middle Tennessee Photographic Services and Publications and Graphics. Also special MISSION STATEMENT thanks to Britni Short, Bradley Lambert and The Middle Tennessee athletic program is committed to quality athletics that bring the campus Dan Anderson for photos. Research and community together and promote a sense of pride and tradition in academic and athletic editing provided by David Powell, Russell excellence. These programs also bring the University regional and national recognition and Luna and Kristen Peacock. Covers and provide a link between the University, its alumni, and the community at large. They give students, recruting section designed by DGL Grafix - faculty and alumni opportunities for innovative public service activities that better the community. David Lowry. Athletics uses financial and physical resources to maintain and develop sports programs to accomplish the mission of the University. 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 1 2005-06 Roster 2005-06 Roster PRIMARY MEDIA Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Last School Brandon Allan 6-2 185 SR Knoxville, Tenn./Bearden HS OUTLETS Marc Boiron 6-1 175 r-SO Thornhill, Canada/Univ. of Evansville Daily News Journal Marco Born 6-9 220 r-JR Hannover, Germany/Tennessee Tech PO Box 68 Rishan Kuruppu 5-10 165 r-SR Vancouver, British Columbia/Windsor HS Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Joao Paoliello 6-1 176 FR Londrina, Brazil/Campos Salles 615/893-5860; 615/893-5592 FAX Greg Pollack 5-9 170 r-SR Memphis, Tenn./White Station HS Adam Sparks (Beat Writer) Morgan Richard Kai Schledorn 6-3 180 JR Worms, Germany/Rudi-Stephan Gymnasium The Tennessean Andreas Siljestrom 6-9 212 JR Stockholm, Sweden/Norra Real 1100 Broadway Nashville, TN 37202 Head Coach: Dale Short 615/259-8000; 615/259-8826 FAX Assistant Coach: David McNamara PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Associated Press Volunteer Assistant: Buck Bouldin Marc Boiron . BOAR-on 215 Centerview Dr., Suite 110 Rishan Kuruppu . REE-Shann ku-ROO-pu Brentwood, TN 37027 Joao Pailiello . ZHO-juan Powell-EE-el-o 615/373-9988; 615/376-0947 FAX Morgan Richard . REE-shod Kai Schledorn . KI Shluh-DORN Sidelines Andreas Siljestrom . on-DRAY-us SIL-strum MTSU Box 42 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 615/898-2815; 615/904-8487 FAX WKRN-TV (Ch. 2 ABC) 441 Murfreesboro Rd. Nashville, TN 37210 615/248-7240; 615/248-7329 FAX WSMV-TV (Ch. 4 NBC) PO Box 4 Nashville, TN 37202 615/353-2231; 615/353-2343 FAX WTVF-TV (Ch. 5 CBS) 474 James Robertson Pkwy. Nashville, TN 37219 615/248-5285; 615/244-9883 FAX WZTV-TV (Ch. 17 FOX) 631 Mainstream Dr. Nashville, TN 37228 615/244-1717; 615/259-3962 FAX 2005-06 Blue Raiders MTTV Pictured - Front Row (L to R): Brandon Allan, Kai Schledorn, MTSU Box 58 Marco Born, Andreas Siljestrom, Coach Robert Gustafsson, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 615/898-5050; 615/898-5682 FAX Marc Boiron. Back Row (L to R): Greg Pollack, Rishan Kuruppu, Head Coach Dale Short, Ben Allen, Stringer 104.5 The Zone Alexander Mitchell, Trainer Shawn McCarthy. PO Box 101604 Nashville, TN 37224 615/244-9533; 615/259-1271 FAX WGNS-1450 AM 306 S. Church St. Murfreesboro, TN 37130 615/893-5373; 615/867-6397 FAX 106.7 The Fan 107 Music City Cir., Ste. 203 Nashville, TN 37214 615/885-9986; 615/885-9900 FAX WMOT-89.5 FM MTSU Box 3 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 NCAA Team- Sun Belt 615/898-2800; 615/898-2774 FAX WMTS-88.3 FM Singles-Doubles Championships MTSU Box 58 Championships Murfreesboro, TN 37132 April 21-23 615/898-2636; 615/898-5682 FAX May 20-29 Mobile, Ala. Stanford, Calif. 2 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis recruiting section begins 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 3 4 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 5 6 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 7 8 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 9 10 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 11 12 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 13 14 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 15 16 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 17 18 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 19 20 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 21 22 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis 23 24 2005-06 Middle Tennessee Tennis GoBlueRaiders.com Regardless of where you are or what time of day it is, you can access up-to-date in- formation on your favorite Blue Raider sports or athletes. 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