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2010-2011 Team Line up Submissions 2009-10 Final National Rankings 2010-2011 Team Line Up Submissions 53 Santa Clara University University of South Carolina, 2009-10 Final National Rankings 54 Upstate Rank School 55 Clemson University 56 UC Irvine 1 University of Southern California 57 University of South Carolina 2 University of Tennessee 58 Troy University 3 University of Virginia 59 4 University of Texas North Carolina State 60 UC Santa Barbara 5 Ohio State University 61 University of San Diego 6 UCLA 62 Northwestern University 7 Baylor University 63 University of Iowa 8 University of Florida 64 9 Stanford University UNLV 65 Cornell University 10 Texas A&M University 66 New Mexico State University 11 University of Georgia 67 12 University of Kentucky Harvard University 68 SMU 13 University of Louisville 69 Penn State University 14 Duke University 70 University of Idaho 15 Texas Tech University 71 Yale University 16 University of Illinois 72 17 University of Oklahoma Virginia Commonwealth University 73 University of Arkansas 18 California 74 University of Central Florida 19 University of Mississippi 20 North Carolina 75 College of William and Mary 21 Pepperdine 22 Wake Forest University 23 University of Wisconsin 24 Virginia Tech 25 Georgia Tech 26 University of Michigan 27 Fresno State 28 University of Washington 29 Florida State University 30 Rice University 31 University of Arizona 32 Auburn University 33 University of Minnesota 34 University of Alabama 35 University of Hawaii 36 Brigham Young University 37 University of Tulsa 38 University of Notre Dame 39 University of Denver 40 Vanderbilt University 41 University of Nebraska 42 Boise State University 43 University of Miami (Florida) 44 Indiana University-Bloomington 45 Columbia University 46 Louisiana State University 47 Oklahoma State University 48 Mississippi State University 49 Binghamton University 50 San Diego State University 51 East Tennessee State University 52 TCU 2010-2011 Team Line Up Ballot 2009-10 FINAL TEAM RANKINGS, 1-75 Texas Note: Schools listed by last year’s final ranking. Players in 2009-10 Record: 27-3/ Rank No. 4 underline are not necessarily new to the roster, but new to top Region: Texas Fall 8. Players in bold were submitted for regional rankings Last Year This Year Rec. consideration. No. 1 Dimitar Kutrovsky #18 Ed Corrie 5-3 No. 2 Ed Corrie Jean Andersen 4-4 University of Southern California No. 3 Kellen Damico #77 Kellen Damico 5-2 2009-10 Record: 25-3 / Rank No. 1 No. 4 Jean Andersen Ben Chen 6-3 Region: Southwest Fall No. 5 Josh Zavala Daniel Whitehead 9-3 Last Year This Year Rec. No. 6 Vasko Mladenov Vasko Mladenov 5-4 No. 1 Robert Farah #7 Steve Johnson 9-2 No. 7 Ben Chen Sudanwa Sitaram 5-3 No. 2 Steve Johnson #65 Jaak Poldma 9-2 No. 8 Daniel Whitehead No. 3 Jaak Poldma #42 Daniel Nguyen 7-2 No. 1 Zavala/Kutrovsky Corrie/Andersen 9-2 No. 4 Daniel Nguyen #9Fr. Ray Sarmiento 8-4 No. 2 Correi/Damico Damico/Holiner 6-2 No. 5 Matt Kecki #90 Peter Lucassen 6-4 No. 3 Mladenov/Andersen Whitehead/Chen 5-0 No. 6 Peter Lucassen #102 JT Sundling 7-5 No. 7 Jason McNaughton Michael Grant 12-4 Ohio St. No. 8 JT Sundling 2009-10 Record: 35-2/ Rank No. 5 No. 1 Farah/Johnson Johnson/Sarmiento 4-1 Region: Midwest Fall No. 2 Nguyen/Sundling Nguyen/Sundling 2-1 Last Year This Year Rec. No. 3 Poldma/McNaughton Lucassen/Poldma 1-1 No. 1 Buchanan #5 Buchanan 5-3 No. 2 Kronauge #2 Fr. Rola 13-2 Tennessee No. 3 Marcan Allare 9-2 2009-10 Record: 31-2/ Rank No. 2 No. 4 Novak Kobelt 10-3 Region: Midwest Fall No. 5 Allare #91 Mccarthy 5-2 Last Year This Year Rec. No. 6 Mccarthy #104 Novak 4-2 No. 1 John-Patrick Smith #1 John-Patrick Smith 12-6 No. 7 Uzawa Vick 10-3 No. 2 Boris Conkic #21 Rhyne Williams 13-3 No. 8 #101 Uzawa 4-3 No. 3 Rhyne Williams #83 Tennys Sandgren 7-3 No. 1 Buchanan/Marcan Allare/Kobelt 7-1 No. 4 Tennys Sandgren Boris Conkic 0-0 No. 2 Allare/Uzawa #19 Buchanan/Rola 6-2 No. 5 Matt Brewer Matteo Fago 10-2 No. 3 Kronauge/Novak #42 Novak/Mccarthy 6-2 No. 6 Matteo Fago Taylor Patrick 10-3 No. 7 Davey Sandgren Ed Jones 6-5 UCLA No. 8 Ed Jones 2009-10 Record: 17-7/ Rank No. 6 No. 1 Sandgren/JP Smith Smith/Sandgren 3-1 Region: Southwest Fall No. 2 Williams/Conkic Conkic/Williams 0-0 Last Year This Year Rec. No. 3 Fago/Jones Jones/Fago 0-0 No. 1 Nick Meister #51 Nick Meister 6-2 No. 2 Haythem Abid Daniel Kosakowski 5-2 Virginia No. 3 Matt Brooklyn #87 Amit Inbar 4-2 2009-10 Record: 39-2/ Rank No. 3 No. 4 Amit Inbar Holden Seguso 0-0 No. 5 Holden Seguso Maxime Tabatruong 6-2 Region: Atlantic Fall Last Year This Year Rec. No. 6 Maxime Tabatruong Clay Thompson 6-3 No. 1 Michael Shabaz #6 Michael Shabaz 6-1 No. 7 Alex Brigham Warren Hardie 3-3 No. 2 Sanam Singh #1Fr. Alex Domijan 10-2 No. 8 Kallim Stewart No. 3 Jarmere Jenkins #13 Sanam Singh 9-3 No. 1 Inbar/Meister #6 Inbar/Meister 8-3 No. 4 Drew Courtney #29 Jarmere Jenkins 8-2 No. 2 Abid/Brooklyn Brigham/Seguso 0-0 No. 5 Houston Barrick #27 Drew Courtney 5-3 No. 3 Brigham/Seguso Kosakowski/Thompson 2-1 No. 6 Julen Uriguen Justin Shane 12-5 No. 7 Lee Singer Julen Uriguen 7-3 Baylor University No. 8 Philippe Oudshoorn 2009-10 Record: / Rank No. 7 No. 1 Shabaz/Courtney #3 Courtney/Shabaz 5-0 Region: Texas Fall No. 2 Barrick/Singh #49 Domijan/Jenkins 10-1 Last Year This Year Rec. No. 3 Jenkins/Singer Steven Rooda/Singh 7-2 No. 1 Denes Lukacs Jordan Rux 0-0 No. 2 Jordan Rux #28 John Peers 10-4 No. 3 Attila Bucko Sergio Ramirez 8-4 No. 4 Dominik Mueller Roberto Maytin 6-6 No. 5 Roberto Maytin Kike Grangeiro 6-3 No. 6 Julian Bley Julian Bley 5-4 No. 7 Maros Horny Robert Verzaal 3-7 No. 8 Sergio Ramirez No. 1 Lukacs/Maytin #57 Peers/Maytin 10-2 No. 2 Bucko/Rux Rux/Ramirez 0-0 No. 3 Ramirez/Horny Grangeiro/Bley 4-2 Florida Kentucky 2009-10 Record: 21-5/ Rank No. 8 2009-10 Record: 25-9 / Rank No. 12 Region: Southeast Fall Region: Midwest Fall Last Year This Year Rec. Last Year This Year Rec. No. 1 Lacroix #9 Lacroix 14-2 No. 1 Eric Quigley #8 Eric Quigley 8-3 No. 2 Burkhardt #105 Van Overbeek 13-2 No. 2 Alex Musialek #32 Alex Musialek 5-4 No. 3 Benneteau #111 Bangoura 14-3 No. 3 Brad Cox Brad Cox 2-5 No. 4 Van Overbeek Butz 14-7 No. 4 Anthony Rossi Anthony Rossi 5-4 No. 5 Bangoura Slilam 5-5 No. 5 Alberto Gonzalez Alberto Gonzalez 5-1 No. 6 Slilam Federhofer 6-5 No. 6 Graeme Dyce Alejandro Gomez 2-1 No. 7 Federhofer Alford 7-6 No. 7 Matt Davis Grant Roberts 1-2 No. 8 No. 8 No. 1 Lacroix/Benneteau #20 Lacroix/Slilam 12-2 No. 1 Quigley/Cox #8 Quigley/Cox 4-5 No. 2 Bangoura/Burkhardt #56 Bangoura/Van Overbeek 3-2 No. 2 Gonzalez/Lambropoulos Gonzalez/Gomez 3-0 No. 3 Van Overbeek/Federhofer Butz/Alford 14-5 No. 3 Musialek/Rossi Rossi/Musialek 3-1 Stanford Louisville 2009-10 Record: 20-6/ Rank No. 9 2009-10 Record: 24-6 / Rank No. 13 Region: Northwest Fall Region: Ohio Valley Fall Last Year This Year Rec. Last Year This Year Rec. No. 1 Bradley Klahn #3 Bradley Klahn 5-2 No. 1 Austen Childs #10 Austen Childs 8-3 No. 2 Ryan Thacher #59 Ryan Thacher 8-2 No. 2 Viktor Maksimcuk Viktor Maksimcuk 7-3 No. 3 Alex Clayton #46 Alex Clayton 5-2 No. 3 Simon Childs #63 Simon Childs 7-3 No. 4 Denis Lin #125 Denis Lin 3-3 No. 4 Alejandro Calligari Alejandro Calligari 3-5 No. 5 Richard Wire Matt Kandath 4-3 No. 5 Andrew Carter Andrew Carter 6-5 No. 6 Greg Hirshman #110 Greg Hirshman 2-2 No. 6 Robert Hall Robert Hall 7-3 No. 7 Matt Kandath Jamin Ball 4-1 No. 7 Chidi Gabriel Arren Carter 8-7 No. 8 Walker Kehrer No. 8 Sumit Gupta No. 1 Thacher/Klahn #2 Thacher/Klahn 8-3 No. 1 Calligari/Childs #45 Childs/Maksimcuk 6-3 No. 2 Wire/Clayton Kandath/Lin 3-1 No. 2 Maksimcuk/Childs Childs/Carter 2-1 No. 3 Kandath/Lin Clayton/Ball 0-0 No. 3 Hall/Gabriel Calligari/Hall 2-1 Texas A&M Duke 2009-10 Record: 25-7/ Rank No. 10 2009-10 Record: 20-9 / Rank No. 14 Region: Texas Fall Region: Carolina Fall Last Year This Year Rec. Last Year This Year Rec. No. 1 Austin Krajicek #12 Austin Krajicek 5-4 No. 1 Henrique Cunha #2 Henrique Cunha 13-2 No. 2 Jeff Dadamo #22 Jeff Dadamo 8-6 No. 2 Reid Carleton #45 Reid Carleton 31-2 No. 3 Alexis Klegou Alexis Klegou 7-2 No. 3 Dylan Arnould Torsten Wietoska 0-0 No. 4 Alexey Grigorov #120 Alexey Grigorov 7-5 No. 4 Torsten Wietoska Chris Mengel 11-4 No. 5 Alberto Bautista Colin Hoover 12-5 No. 5 Jared Pinsky Fred Saba 9-6 No.
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