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Pac-10 Men's Tennis PAC-10 MEN'S TENNIS PAC-10 1995 First Team Second Team 2004 First Team Jan Anderson, ARIZ Erik Dmytruk, CAL Patrick Briaud, CAL ALL-ACADEMIC Sergio Elias, ASU David Hauser, STAN Chris Lam, STAN 1991 First Team Mike Goldstein, ORE Scott Kintz, CAL Carter Morris, STAN Byron Black, USC Lukas Hovorka, USC Jean-Noel LaCoste, ARIZ Balazs Veress, CAL Randy Drake, WSU Eric Lin, UCLA Carlos Navarro, ORE Alex Vlaski, WASH Brian Gyetko, ASU Jeff Salzenstein, STAN Michel Stopa, ARIZ Nick Weiss, WASH Thad Langford, ARIZ Alex O'Brien, STAN Second Team 2000 First Team Second Team William Smith, WSU Chris Jenkins, ARIZ Jeremy Berman, WASH Tobias Clemens, UCLA Dara Partovi, ORE Ed Carter, ASU Manuel Kost, ORE Second Team James Rey, ARIZ Erik Dmytruk, CAL Luben Pampoulov, UCLA Chet Crile, WASH Jim Thomas, STAN Scott Kintz, CAL Peter Scharler, WASH Donny Isaak, USC Mark Tomandl, WASH Alex Osterrieth, ASU Sven Swinnen, ORE Michael Olejar, WASH Nick Williams, WASH Andrew Park, USC Wayne Wong, CAL Mark Rothchild, ASU Kevin Settlemyre, ORE 1996 First Team Second Team 2005 First Team Jonathan Stark, STAN Jan Anderson, ARIZ Geoff Abrams, STAN Patrick Briaud, CAL Ornello Arlati, WASH Alex Kim, STAN Daniel Chu, WASH 1992 First Team Lukas Hovorka, USC Jean Noel LaCoste, ARIZ KC Corkery, STAN Bill Barber, UCLA Eric Lin, UCLA Andy Posavac, WASH Manuel Kost, ORE Chet Crile, WASH Jeff Salzenstein, STAN Michel Stopa, ARIZ Chris Lam, UCLA Robert Devens, STAN Jim Thomas, STAN Mark Woolley, WASH Daniel Sebescen, CAL David Ekerot, USC Sven Swinnen, ORE Michael Flanagan, STAN Second Team 2001 First Team Alex Vlaski, WASH Jon Leach, USC Justin Gimelstob, UCLA Adrian Barnes, CA Mike Goldstein, ORE Erik Dmytruk, CAL Second Team Second Team Chris Jenkins, ARIZ K.J. Hippensteel, STAN Christopher Biro, ASU Manuel Marti, WASH Kian Raiszadeh, CAL Scott Kintz, CAL Jonathan Kinsella, ASU Greg Prudhomme, ARIZ Sasha Rampazzo, WASH Jari Niskala, ARIZ Ryan McBride, ASU Kevin Settlemyre, ORE Dougal Williams, ORE Andrew Park, USC Eric McKean, STAN Billy Smith, WSU Luben Pampoulov, UCLA Roman Sydorak, STAN 1997 First Team Second Team John Petit, CAL Jason Walker, WSU Sergio Elias, ASU Jeremy Berman, WASH Peter Scharler, WASH Mike Goldstein, ORE David Martin, STAN Alex Slovic, WASH 1993 First Team Paul Goldstein, STAN Carter Morris, STAN Chet Crile, WASH Eric Lin, UCLA Andreas Posavac, WASH 2006 First Team Robert Devens, STAN Chad Raymond, WASH Chris Sands, UCLA Daniel Chu, WASH David Ekerot, USC Dougal Williams, ORE Ari Strassberg, WASH Mathieu Dehaine, UCLA Michael Flanagan, STAN Jeremy Drean, UCLA Manuel Marti, WASH Second Team 2002 First Team Jonathon Kinsella, ASU Kevin Settlemyre, ORE Charles Hoeveler, STAN Carl Hagman, ARIZ Andy Kuharsky, WASH Carlos Navarro, ORE K.J. Hippensteel, STAN John Pettit, CAL Second Team Misha Palecek, STAN David Martin, STAN Alex Slovic, WASH Brian Brost, WSU Sasha Rampazzo, WASH Andrew Park, USC Peter Zimmer, ARIZ Brian Eagle, CAL Stefano Rampazzo, WASH Ari Strasberg, WASH Lukas Hovorka, USC Jason Thompson, UCLA Balazs Veress, CAL Second Team Jon Leach, USC Thomas Bieri, ORE Jason Walker, WSU 1998 First Team Second Team Christopher Biro, ASU Robert Wendell, WASH Miguel Arriaga, ORE Olivier Charroin, ASU Nick Hegarty, ASU Ed Carter, ASU Tobias Clemens, UCLA Ryan McBride, ASU 1994 First Team Paul Goldstein, STAN John Paul Fruttero, CAL James Pade, STAN Jan Anderson, ARIZ Roland Kupka, ARIZ Ryan Haviland, STAN Daniel Sebescen, CAL Ornello Arlati, WASH Gustavo Marcaccio, ASU Ruben Torres, USC Dean Wallace, CAL Michael Flanagan, STAN Kian Raiszadeh, CAL Nick Weiss, WASH Jon Wong, STAN Dan Hiddleson, CAL Lukas Hovorka, USC Second Team 2003 First Team 2007 First Team Jon Leach, USC Vince Allegre, UCLA Carl Hagman, ARIZ T.J. Bellama, ASU Alex Decret, UCLA David Martin, STAN Daniel Chu, WASH Second Team Patrick Gottesleben, USC Jon Stott, ASU Mathieu Dehaine, UCLA Brian Brost, WSU Alex Osterrieth, ASU Ari Strasberg, WASH Jeremy Drean, UCLA Mathias Fristch, WASH Sash Rampazzo, WASH Balazs Veress, CAL Michael Look, UCLA Lee Kirner, ORE Akram Zaman, USC Alex Vlaski, WASH Mike Myrhed, ORE Dara Partovi, ORE David Ryan, STAN Jeff Salzenstein, STAN 1999 First Team Second Team Alex Slovic, WASH Robbie Wendell, WASH Geoff Abrams, STAN Patrick Briaud, CAL Miguel Arriago, ORE Olivier Charroin, ASU Second Team Adrian Barnes, CAL Tobias Clemens, UCLA Matt Bruch, STAN Ed Carter, ASU John Paul Fruttero, CAL Nick Hegarty, ASU Christoph Kull, WASH Carter Morris, STAN Andy Kuharszky, WASH Alex Osterrieth, ASU Sven Swinnen, ORE Eric McKean, STAN John Pettit, CAL Daniel Sebescen, CAL 5 PAC-10 MEN'S TENNIS Jeff Zeller, STAN Peter Zimmer, ARIZ 2008 First Team T.J. Bellama, ASU Mathieu Dehaine, UCLA Jeremy Drean, UCLA Andy Kuharszky, WASH Michael Look, UCLA Jack Marsh, ASU Mike Myrhed, ORE Kaes Van't Hof, USC Second Team Matt Brooklyn, ASU Matt Bruch, STAN Geoff Chizever, CAL Patrik Fischer, WASH Blake Muller, STAN Kallim Stewart, CAL Richard Wire, STAN Peter Zimmer, ARIZ 2009 First Team Ravid Hazi, ARIZ Greg Hirshman, STAN Michael Look, UCLA Duncan MacDonald-Korth, ORE Mike Myrhed, ORE Tobi Obenaus, WASH Ryo Sekiguchi, WASH Richard Wire, STAN Second Team Matt Bruch, STAN Andres Carrasco, ARIZ Geoff Chizever, CAL Patrik Fischer, WASH Bozhidar Katsarov, CAL Martin Kildahl, WASH Blake Muller, STAN Alex Rosinski, WASH 2010 First Team Alex Clayton, STAN Ravid Hazi, ARIZ Greg Hirshman, STAN Duncan MacDonald-Korth, ORE Tobi Obenaus, WASH Alex Rosinksi, WASH Ryan Thacher, STAN Richard Wire, STAN Second Team Nicholas Andrew, CAL Robert Farah, USC Bozhidar Katsarov, CAL Martin Kildahl, WASH Nick Meister, UCLA Daniel Nguyen, USC Jaak Poldma, USC Kallim Stewart, UCLA 6.
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