Men's 2002 Season Review

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MEN’S 2002 SEASON REVIEW

2002 SEASON 2002 MEN’S DUAL MATCH RESULTS IN REVIEW ITA RANK: 10 OVERALL RECORD: 19-7 PAC-10 RECORD/RANK: 5-2/T2ND 2002 was a season of historical note Singles Doubles Cal Opp. for the Cal men’s tennis squad. Date Opponent Score/Time Rec. Pac-10 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 Rank Rank First came the dramatic 4-3 comeback Feb. 2 St. Mary’s W 6-0 1-0 0-0 W W W W W W DNP 11 NR win against the arch-rival Stanford Car- Feb. 2 Santa Clara W 4-3 2-0 0-0 W L L W W L W W L 11 75 dinal, then ranked No. 1 in the nation. Feb. 7-10 at National Team Indoors Feb. 7 vs. Illinois# L 4-1 2-1 0-0 L L L NF L NF L W W 11 6 The win ended a 21-match losing streak Feb. 8 vs. Indiana State# L 4-3 2-2 0-0 W L L L L W W W NF 11 27 to the team from the farm, and kicked Feb. 9 vs. Brown# W 4-2 3-2 0-0 W W L NF W W NF L L 11 53 off a 10-match winning streak, the third Feb. 15 Fresno State W 7-0 4-2 0-0 W W W W W W W W W 18 44 longest in school history. Feb. 17 at Pepperdine L 4-2 4-3 0-0 L L W L W L DNP 18 9 Feb. 20 San Diego W 6-1 5-3 0-0 W W W W L W L W W 17 49 After just barely missing a chance to Feb. 23 at Stanford W 4-3 6-3 0-0 W L W L W W W L L 17 1 sweep Stanford for the first time in 40 Feb. 26 Utah W 7-0 7-3 0-0 W W W W W W L W W 11 NR years, the Bears embarked on a late-April Mar. 1-3 at Pacific Coast Doubles Mar. 8 Arizona State W 6-1 8-3 0-0 W W W W W W L W L 10 43 run which saw Cal take down No. 5 Mar. 9 Arizona W 6-1 9-3 0-0 L W W W W W L W W 10 47 Pepperdine, No. 13 USC and No. 2 Mar. 16 vs. SMU W 6-1 10-3 0-0 W W L W W W W W W 11 39 UCLA. Against Pepperdine, the Bears Mar. 22 Clemson Rainout 10-3 0-0 — — — — — — — — — 20 55 were absolutely dominant, sending the Mar. 26 BYU W 5-2 11-3 0-0 W W L W L W L W W 20 62 Mar. 29 Washington W 7-0 12-3 1-0 W W W W W W W L W 20 26 Waves home with a 6-1 loss. The UCLA Mar. 30 Oregon W 7-0 13-3 2-0 W W W W W W W W W 20 52 match, which closed the Bears’ regular Apr. 5 at UCLA W 4-3 14-3 2-0 W L W L W W L L — 22 2 season, saw Cal defeat the higher-ranked Apr. 6 at USC L 4-3 14-4 2-0 L L W L W L L W W 22 19 Apr. 9 Stanford L 4-3 14-5 2-1 L L L W W W W L L 17 6 Bruins for the second time in two weeks, Apr. 12 at Arizona W 5-2 15-5 3-1 L W W W W W W L L 17 59 the first UCLA sweep since 1953. The Apr. 13 at Arizona State L 5-2 15-6 3-2 L W L L W L L W L 17 38 2002 team also became the first squad Apr. 15 Pepperdine W 6-1 16-6 3-2 W W W L W W W L W 17 5 ever to defeat Stanford, UCLA and USC Apr. 19 USC W 5-1 17-6 4-2 W L W NF W W W W L 19 13 Apr. 20 UCLA W 5-2 18-6 5-2 W W W L W W L W L 19 2 in the same season. Apr. 25-28 at Pac-10 Championships Cal’s 2002 netters rank as the school’s May 11-12 NCAA Regionals best all-time squad since joining the Pac- May 11 vs. U. of Md, BC W 4-0 19-6 5-2 NF W NF W W NF NF W W 10 NR May 12 vs. Duke L 4-3 19-7 5-2 W L L L L W W NF W 10 17 10, as they finished with a 5-2 confer- Home matches at Hellman Tennis Complex are listed in BOLD ence record and a second-place tie, Cal’s #denotes National Team Indoors best ever league finish. After being named First-team All-Pac- INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 10, team captain John Paul Fruttero finished the year with a No. 10 national Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Dual Total Tourneys All Matches John Paul Fruttero 16-6 16-6 4-2 20-8 ranking, and was selected to go to the Balazs Veress 2-1 10-7 3-2 15-10 6-5 21-15 NCAA Singles Championship for the Conor Niland 3-0 7-3 2-2 2-2 14-7 3-4 17-11 second consecutive year. The junior from Robert Kowalczyk 1-0 8-2 9-2 18-4 1-3 19-7 San Marino breezed through the first Wayne Wong 3-2 5-3 3-4 3-1 14-10 10-4 24-14 Mik Ledvonova 0-1 2-0 5-0 9-2 16-3 0-2 16-5 three rounds of the 64-team draw, taking Chase Exon 0-1 5-1 5-2 7-6 12-8 down Minnesota’s third-ranked Harsh Ben Miles 1-0 5-0 6-0 0-2 6-2 Mankad to become the first Golden Bear Patrick Briaud 0-1 0-1 9-6 9-7 Kevin Patrick 1-0 1-0 5-10 6-10 to advance to the NCAA Singles Jeff King 1-0 1-0 2-8 3-8 Quarterfinals since 1995. Dean Wallace 0-0 7-5 7-5 Fruttero and Robert Kowalczyk also Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Dual Total Tourneys All Matches represented one of the nation’s best Fruttero/Kowalczyk 10-7 1-1 11-8 4-2 15-10 doubles tandems. Boasting a No. 12 na- Miles/Veress 2-3 10-4 12-7 0-0 12-7 tional ranking, the pair began the post- Exon/Niland 6-4 6-4 1-1 7-5 Miles/Niland 3-1 3-1 0-1 3-2 season by advancing to the semifinals at Kowalczyk/Wong 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-2 the Pac-10 Championships. After win- Fruttero/Wong 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 ning their match in the team portion of Briaud/Veress 3-2 3-2 2-1 5-3 the NCAA Championships, the ninth- Exon/Ledvonova 1-2 1-2 1-0 2-2 Exon/Wong 2-1 2-1 0-0 2-1 ranked Bear pair put together a long run Briaud/Exon 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 at the NCAA Doubles Championship, Briaud/Patrick 0-0 2-4 2-5 advancing to the Round of 16. Exon/Veress 0-0 2-1 2-1 King/Patrick 0-0 0-2 0-2 King/Veress 0-0 0-2 0-2 King/Wallace 0-0 1-1 1-1 Niland/Wong 0-0 0-1 0-1 Wallace/Wong 0-0 1-3 1-3

44 2003 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE MEN’S TENNIS TRADITIONS

rom its founding in 1892 to 2001’s amazing run to the NCAA Round of 16, the men’s tennis program at the WIDE WORLD OF CAL FUniversity of California has enjoyed a long and proud By Joel Drucker tradition of excellence. Cal Bears pervade the world of pro tennis. From coaches The Bears have been a force on the national collegiate tennis and officials to agents and media, Berkeley alums contribute scene since 1925, when Cal won its first national team title. Cal significantly to the international tennis community. A few swept the national championships that year, as Bud Chandler notable alums currently active in the game have made their brought the Bears their first national singles title, while Gervais impact in the world of tennis. Hillis and Gerald Stratford completed the tennis triple crown Marty Davis (’80) worked for the ATP for many years and with a national doubles championship. In 1926, Cal finished is now head coach at UC Santa Barbara. Scott McCain (’80) fifth in the nation as a team, with Chandler successfully defend- is one of the USTA’s preeminent coaches, traveling the pro ing his singles title, then teaming with Tom Stow (Cal’s head tour and working with such rising stars as Paul Goldstein. As coach from 1933-46) to capture the doubles championship. Goldstein puts it, “I got my undergraduate degree at Stanford, Cal has been ranked among the nation’s Top 10 teams 21 and my master’s on the tour at Cal.” times, including seven seasons in which the Bears finished among Larry Stefanki (’79), another Bear-turned-coach, has the nation’s top three. A total of 18 Golden Bear players have worked with three players who’ve been ranked number one won national championships, bringing home a collective four in the world: John McEnroe, Marcelo Rios and, now, Yevgeny singles and 13 doubles national titles. Since 1980 alone, the Kafelnikov. Mike Bauer (’81), a coach with the German Ten- Bears have won two national team indoor titles (1980 and ’89), nis Federation, works with the likes of former Top 10 player two national singles titles (’80 and ’85) and two NCAA doubles Anke Huber. John Hubbell (’77) and Steve Devries (’87) are championships (’90 and ’91). a USTA National coaches. Peter Herb (’61) is the longest- That tradition of excellence extends to the Golden Bear coach- standing employee of the USTA, having served an epic, nearly ing staff as well, as several former players found their own four-decade term at the helm of its Northern California sec- national success before guiding the champions of the future. In tion. Jim McManus (’63) was one of the founders of the ATP 1980, eventual head coach Scott McCain won the ITCA All- and has been an ATP employee for more than 20 years. He’s American Championship, a feat duplicated five years later by currently an executive vice president. Tom Barnes (’69) is a his pupil, Steve DeVries. A member of the Cal’s ’80 national longstanding official, having served as a linesman, referee and, indoor championship squad, McCain coached his own Cal team most recently, tour supervisor. Tom Ross (’79) is a senior to the national indoor title in 1989, and guided Matt Lucena to vice president with Octagon, one of the sport’s leading man- NCAA doubles titles in 1990 (with partner Doug Eisenman) and agement firms. Over the years, he’s represented many top ’91 (with partner Bent-Ove Pedersen). male players, including Stefan Edberg, Michael Chang, Mark Philippoussis and Lleyton Hewitt. Bob Mansbach (’78) has been working for CBS Sports for two decades, most notably as coordinating producer of its U.S. Open coverage, as well as all other CBS tennis broadcasts. Harold Hecht (’86) probably CAL MEN IN THE PROS produces more televised tennis than anyone in America, in- FORMER PLAYERS WHO HAVE COMPETED cluding USA Network’s coverage of the French and U.S. Opens, ON THE ATP TOUR as well as a slew of events for Fox (Miami, Indian Wells and more). Brad Douglas (’89) is one of the more prominent fea- PLAYER YEARS AT CAL ture producers in television, working for USA Network at the Mike Bauer ...... 1979-1981 U.S. Open, TNT during Wimbledon and others throughout Marty Davis ...... 1977-1980 the year. Steve DeVries ...... 1984-1987 What is it that makes Cal people such a part of the tennis Chris Dunk ...... 1977-1980 world? Bill Wright, now the coach at the University of Ari- Doug Eisenman ...... 1987-1990 zona, coached Cal from 1974-86. These were among Cal’s Michael Hill ...... 1994-1996 finest years, including regular finishes in the Top 10, high- Woody Hunt ...... 1986-1989 lighted by reaching the NCAA final in 1980. Doug King ...... 1973-1976 According to Wright, Cal people have a continuous love of Phil Lehnhoff ...... 1980-1981 the game. “I think this goes back to the junior days of a lot of Matt Lucena ...... 1989-1992 our players,” Wright says. “Guys like Marty Davis, Chris Scott McCain ...... 1977-1980 Dunk, Scott McCain, Mike Bauer and, later, Peter Wright, Randy Nixon ...... 1980-1983 weren’t on the top of the world when they were 14. They Bent-Ove Pedersen ...... 1990-1991 played other sports, had balanced lives, and when they came Ted Scherman ...... 1985, 1987-89 to Berkeley, they had a lot of tennis ahead of them.” Doug Stone ...... 1980-1983 Wright also credits Cal’s demanding academic standards. Miles Walker ...... 1980-1981 “No one makes it easy for you at Berkeley, no matter if Trey Waltke ...... 1974 you’re an athlete or student or anything,” Wright says. “Ber- Mark Woolridge ...... 1981-1983 keley people are more free-spirited. You’ve got to grub for Peter Wright ...... 1983-1986 everything, and that builds a hunger and a tenacity.”

2003 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 45 MEN’S HISTORY

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ERA Year Record Conference Postseason/Final Rank Year Record Conference Postseason/Final Rank 1925 4-1 1-0 National Champions 1969 6-8 2-5/3rd* NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 11 1926 3-3 0-1 5th 1970 10-8 3-6/5th* NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 10 1927 4-1-1 2-1 none 1971 12-6 3-6/4th* NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 8 1928 4-2-1 0-1-1/2nd (PCC) none 1972 11-6 2-6/4th* none 1929 2-5-1 0-2-1/3rd (PCC) none 1973 15-7 2-6/5th* none 1930 12-2-1 3-0-1/1st (PCC) none 1974 18-7 0-6/4th* none 1931 15-1 4-1/2nd (PCC) none 1975 12-10 0-6/4th* none 1932 4-7 0-5 (PCC) none 1976 15-9 0-5/4th* NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 7 1933 9-2 4-0/1st(t) (PCC) none 1977 22-8 0-6/4th* NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 7 1934 4-7 3-3 (PCC) none 1978 22-8 2-4/4th! NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 6 1935 4-6 2-4 (PCC) none 1979 20-10 5-5/3rd(t) NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 6 1937 7-1 5-1/1st (PCC) none 1980 20-7 5-4/3rd NCAA Finals/No. 2 1938 6-2 4-2 (PCC) none 1981 22-11 5-5/3rd(t) NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 8 1939 8-0 6-0/1st (PCC) none 1982 18-11 5-5/3rd NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 11 1940 6-2 4-2/2nd (PCC) none 1983 17-9 5-5/3rd NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 10 1941 7-2 4-2 (PCC) none 1984 16-9 2-8/5th none/No. 19 1942 4-3 3-3 (PCC) none 1985 22-11 4-6/4th none/No. 15 1944 5-3 0-2 (PCC) none 1986 17-13 4-6/4th NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 9 1945 7-2 2-1 (PCC) none 1987 18-12 5-5/3rd NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 13 1946 2-8-1 0-5-1 (PCC) none 1988 13-14 3-7/5th NCAA 2nd Rd./No. 16 1947 4-10 1-5/3rd(t) (PCC) none 1989 24-8 4-6/4th NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 9 1948 5-7 0-5 (PCC) none 1990 23-9 5-4/4th NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 6 1949 4-10 0-6 (PCC) none 1991 21-9 4-6/4th NCAA Semifinals/No. 6 1950 5-10 1-6/4th(t) (PCC) NCAA Finals/No. 2 1992 8-15 2-8/4th(t) none 1951 10-3 3-3/3rd (PCC) NCAA Semifinals/No. 4 1993 8-12 1-8/6th none 1952 11-2 5-1/1st(t) (PCC) NCAA Finals/No. 2 1994 13-9 3-7/4th NCAA Reg. 2nd Rd./No. 17 1953 13-1 6-0/1st (PCC) NCAA Finals/No. 2 1995 16-7 5-5/3rd(t) NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 13 1954 5-5 3-3 (PCC) NCAA Semifinals/No. 3 1996 9-12 1-9/6th NCAA Reg. 1st Rd./No. 30 1955 6-5-1 1-4 (PCC) none 1997 10-13 3-7/4th(t) NCAA Reg. 1st Rd./No. 45 1956 4-7 1-5 (PCC) none 1998 17-7 4-3/4th NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 11 1957 7-7 0-6 (PCC) none 1999 7-13 2-5/6th none/No. 63 1958 5-6 0-6 (PCC) none 2000 12-11 2-5/5th(t) NCAA Reg. 1st Rd./No.36 1959 1-13 no conference none 2001 16-9 4-3/3rd NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 16 1960 8-6 3rd (AAWU) none 2002 19-7 5-2/T2nd NCAA Reg. 2nd Rd./No. 10 1961 11-3 3rd (AAWU) NCAA Semifinals/No. 3 1962 10-4 3rd (AAWU) NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 7 1963 3-5 3rd (AAWU) none No Team Fielded in 1936 or ’43 1964 9-6 3rd(t) (AAWU) NCAA Quarterfinals/No. 5 PCC = Pacific Coast Conference 1965 7-2 3rd(t) (AAWU) NCAA Semifinals/No. 3 AAWU = Athletic Association of Western Universities 1966 8-5 4th (AAWU) none Tournament 1967 7-7 4th (AAWU) NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 11 *= Pacific-8 Tournament 1968 11-6 4th (AAWU) NCAA Rd. of 16/No. 12 ! = Pac-10 Competition began in 1978

46 2003 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE MEN’S AWARDS & HONORS

ITA ALL-AMERICANS 1960 William Hoogs, Jr., (3rd team) NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1961 William Hoogs, Jr., James McManus, Paul Welles (3rd team) SINGLES 1962 William Hoogs, Jr. Player Year Title 1963 Jim McManus 1965 Doug Sykes (2nd team) E.G. Chandler 1925 National Collegiate Champion 1967 Charles Darley (2nd team) E.G. Chandler 1926 National Collegiate Champion 1968 Charles Darley Scott McCain 1980 ITCA All-American Champion 1969 Bob Alloo Steve DeVries 1985 ITCA All-American Champion 1970 Bob Alloo 1974 Trey Waltke 1977 Marty Davis DOUBLES 1978 Marty Davis, Chris Dunk, Team Year Title Cary Stansbury 1979 Marty Davis, Larry Stefanki Gervais Hillis and Gerald Stratford 1925 NCAA 1980 Chris Dunk, Scott McCain E.G. Chandler and Tom Stow 1926 NCAA 1985 Steve DeVries Dolf Muehleisen and Robert Muench 1930 NCAA 1986 Steve DeVries 1987 Steve DeVries (S&D), Woody Hunt, Paul Newton and Richard Bennett 1935 NCAA Ted Scherman Paul Newton and Richard Bennett 1937 NCAA 1988 Woody Hunt (S&D), Ted Scherman Doug Imhoff and Robert Peacock 1939 NCAA 1990 Matt Lucena, Doug Eisenman (S&D), Clif Mayne and Hugh Ditzler 1952 NCAA Bent-Ove Pedersen Woody Hunt and Ted Scherman 1989 Natl. Indoors 1991 Matt Lucena, Bent-Ove Pedersen (S&D) 1992 Matt Lucena Doug Eisenman and Matt Lucena 1990 Volvo Colleg. 1995 Michael Hill Doug Eisenman and Matt Lucena 1990 Natl. Indoors 2000 Erik Dmytruk, Scott Kintz Doug Eisenman and Matt Lucena 1990 NCAA 2001 John Paul Fruttero Matt Lucena and Bent-Ove Pedersen 1991 Natl. Indoors 2002 John Paul Fruttero (S&D), Matt Lucena and Bent-Ove Pedersen 1991 NCAA Robert Kowalczyk (D) ALL-PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE TEAM 1989 Woody Hunt 1990 Doug Eisenman, Matt Lucena, Year Title Bent-Ove Pedersen 1925 National Collegiate Champions 1991 Bent-Ove Pedersen 1980 National Indoor Champions 1992 Matt Lucena 1995 Michael Hill, Casey Louie (second team) 1989 National Indoor Champions Bobby Mahal (honorable mention) 1996 Michael Hill, Casey Louie (honorable 2001 Adrian Barnes (first team), Erik Dmytruk ITA/WILSON REGIONAL mention) (first team), Scott Kintz (first team), Hiro COACH OF THE YEAR 1997 Chris Santoso (second team) Nakamura (honorable mention), Andrey 1998 Bobby Mahal (honorable mention) 1989 Scott McCain Vinogradsky (honorable mention) 1994 Peter Wright 1999 Adrian Barnes (honorable mention) 2002 Balazs Veress (first team), John Paul 2000 Erik Dmytruk (second team) Fruttero (second team), Wayne Wong PAC-10 John Paul Fruttero (second team) (honorable mention) COACH OF THE YEAR 2001 John Paul Fruttero, Balazs Veress 1997 Peter Wright (second team) ARTHUR ASHE, JR. 2001 Peter Wright 2002 John Paul Fruttero, Balazs Veress SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD (honorable mention) 1987 Steve DeVries NCAA PAC-10 ALL-ACADEMIC 1989 Ted Scherman COACH OF THE YEAR 1993 Brian Eagle (second team), Steve Lappin RAFAEL OSUNA 1979 William Wright (honorable mention), Anders Rolfsen SPORTMANSHIP AWARD COLLEGIATE TENNIS (honorable mention) 1987 Steve DeVries HALL OF FAME 1994 Dan Hiddleson, Steve Lappin (honorable Tom Brown (1942) mention), Casey Louie (hon. mention) ITA/PENN PLAYER TO WATCH Edward G. (“Bud”) Chandler (1926) 1995 Kian Raiszadeh (honorable mention) 1995 Michael Hill (regional) Chet Murphy (coach 1960-69) 1996 Kian Raiszadeh (second team) ITA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1997 Minh Le (honorable mention) 2001 Balazs Veress (regional) COLLEGIATE 1998 Kian Raiszadeh (first team) GRAND SLAM Minh Le (honorable mention) PAC-10 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1990 Matt Lucena/Doug Eisenman 1999 Adrian Barnes (first team), Erik Dmytruk 2001 Balazs Veress (first doubles team in collegiate history) (second team), Scott Kintz (second team), Hiro Nakamura (hon. mention) ROLEX COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2000 Adrian Barnes (honorable mention), Erik ALL-STAR TEAM 1930 Pacific Coast Conference Dmytruk (first team), Scott Kintz (first 1991 Matt Lucena/Bent-Ove Pedersen (D) 1933 Pacific Coast Conference (tied Stanford) 1937 Pacific Coast Conference team), Andrey Vinogradsky USA COLLEGIATE (honorable mention) 1939 Pacific Coast Conference ALL-STAR TEAM 1952 Pacific Coast Conference (tied UCLA) 2001 John Paul Fruterro 1953 Pacific Coast Conference

2003 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 47 MEN’S ENDOWMENTS

THE EDWARD G. CHANDLER THE CHANG FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP n November 10, 1996, the stablished by the Chandler family in the fall of 1994, the O “Franklin Edward G. Chandler Scholarship, like the Chang Family Templeton Chang Chal- EScholarship, fulfills the University’s longtime goal of cre- lenge,” a benefit exhibition ating new men’s tennis endowments. between Michael Chang, the Designed in honor of its namesake, three-time national tennis world’s No. 2-ranked tennis champion Edward “Bud” Chandler (singles 1925 and ’26, doubles player and John McEnroe, ’26), the Chandler Scholarship is presented to the men’s tennis one of the sport’s all-time player who excels both in the classroom and on the courts, greats, was held indoors at “conducting himself in a gentlemanly and sportsmanlike man- Cal’s Harmon Gym with ner.” For the second consecutive year, this year’s recipient of proceeds going to the Chang the scholarship is freshman Conor Niland. Family Scholarship. The Michael Chang The Bears only NCAA singles champion, Chandler graduated event was a rematch of the from Cal in 1926 and immediately began competing on the men’s inaugural 1994 event, which funded 25 percent of the men’s tennis circuit. In a matter of months, he had reached No. 5 on the tennis scholarship endowment in the Chang family’s name. U.S. Lawn Tennis Association’s national charts, but despite Thanks to the active involvement of Franklin Templeton, being rated as one of the best players in the country, retired from Chang’s sponsors, Prince and Reebok, several thousand Bear the circuit that fall to enroll at Harvard Law School. Backers filling Harmon Gym and a live national TV broadcast on In 1929, Chandler returned to the Bay Area and resumed his Prime Sports, the 1996 “Franklin Templeton Chang Challenge” tennis career by claiming the 1930 and ’32 California Singles was one of the biggest events ever to hit Cal’s athletic program, Championships. He paired with former Cal teammate Gerald generating an additional $140,000 in endowment contributions. Stratford to win the 1939 state doubles title and took home 10 Intelligence has been the cornerstone of Chang’s success. Yet national titles over the next 40 years, including the USTA Na- even if the pursuit of knowledge has brought Chang to the sum- tional Indoor Doubles championships in 1970 and ‘80. mit of professional tennis, equally important to the Chang fam- A 1986 inaugural inductee into Cal’s Athletic Hall of Fame, he ily is their commitment to education. was inducted into the Northern California Tennis Hall of Fame “The whole idea of the tennis was to use it as a means of in 1974 and the Intercollegiate Tennis Hall of Fame in 1985. getting into a good school,” said Carl Chang (Cal ’91), Michael’s Contributions to the Edward G. Chandler Scholarship total brother, coach and practice partner. $189,183 to date. “In our family, education is the number one priority,” said Michael. “Make no mistake, I have every intention of attending college when my pro career is over.” Accordingly, the scholarship is designed to reward both on- court prowess and academic achievement. The genesis of the Chang Family Scholarship occurred several years ago, inspired by then-coach Scott ENDOWMENTS & McCain; coach Pe- ter Wright; Carl, SCHOLARSHIPS who earned a var- Other endowments and scholarships sity letter each of benefiting California tennis include: his four years at • The Levy Scholarship. Cal; and Advantage • The Harper Scholarship International Vice • The Warren Scholarship President Tom • The Wightman Scholarship Ross (Cal ’79), • The Davis Scholarship Michael’s agent. • The Perkins Scholarship “The Changs • The Johnson Scholarship wanted to give • The Roark Scholarship something back to • The Ned & Lynn Little Scholarship Berkeley,” said • WIA Tennis Endowment Wright. “For an • Friends of Cal Tennis athlete of To date, TeamCal endowment funds to- Michael’s stature tal more than $2 million, assuring ath- to donate his time letic and educational opportunities in like this is unprec- the sports of men’s and women’s tennis for years to come. Edward G. Chandler edented.”

48 2003 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE MEN’S LETTERWINNERS

Abramson, Dick 1962-64 Seymour, Robert 1947-48 Adolphson, Don 1964-66 ALL-TIME ROSTER (1892-2002) Sharples, Ben 1994-95 Aguilar, Carlos 1975, 77-78 Hoogs, Bill 1938-39 Shatkin, Eugene 1949 Albert, Merrill 1949-51 Dmytruk, Erik 1997-2001 Hoogs, Dick 1927-29 Miles, Ben 1999-present Shea, Gil 1983 Alloo, Bob 1969-71 Doan, Jim 1952 Hoogs, William H., Jr. 1960-62 Miller, Leffler B. 1918 Shen, Marcus 1985-88 Alloo, Modesto 1937 Dove, Al 1933 Hubbell, John 1976-77 Minato, Kuni 2003 Simard, C. Thomas 1916-17 Amonette, Gunny 1939-40, 42 Dunk, Chris 1977-80 Hunt, Reuben G. 1899-1900 Mitchell, Rob 1984 Sisson, Warren 1958-60 Axtell, Larry 1955-57 Dunlop, John 1934 Hunt, Woody 1986-89 Molina, Hernan 1952 Slack, Ellis 1944 Baker, George 1903 Dunshee, John W. 1918 Hyde, Crosby 1984 Moon, Hank 1970 Slomann, Norm 1959 Baker, Neil 1904, 07 Eagle, Brian 1994 Hyde, Dick 1938 Moulton, James 1948-49 Smeltzer, Jack 1940 Bakulich, Norman 1934-35 Eastman, Bill 1939 Hyde, Gerald 1930-31 Muehleisen, Dolf E. 1930 Smith, David 1992-1994 Bardellini, Keith 1971-72 Eisenman, Doug 1987-90 Hyde, Herschel 1925-26 Muehleisen, Eugene 1954 Smith, Gene 1933-34 Barker, Erle P. 1914 Ellings, George 1946 Hyde, Herschel 1952-54 Muench, Robert 1930 Sockolov, Morris 1947-49 Barnes, Adrian 1997-2001 Elliott, Jack 1958 Hymes, Jack 1953 Mullan, Mike 1969-71 Somerville, Henry 1983-84 Bartlett, Steve 1972-73 Elstron, Thomas, Jr. 1933-34 Imhoff, Doug 1937-39 Musselman, Harry 1944 Spencer, George 1942 Baskin, Barry 1962-64 Ent, Greg 1978-79 Jackmon, Nathan 1995-1998 Nakamura, Hiro 1998-2001 Spira, Sam 1983-85 Batchelder, Ron 1965-66 Erickson, Kevin 1990-92 Jackson, Jim 1957 Neel, Crail 1937 St. Goar, Walt 1942 Bates, Wallace A. 1920-23 Esteban, Eduardo 1984 Jacobson, Robert 1976, 79 Neiden, Ben 1931, 33 Stansbury, Cary 1977-78 Bauer, Mike 1979-81 Evans, Marshall 1914-15 Janson, Erik 2000 Neill, James 1938 Stefanki, John 1972-73 Beale, Bill 1947 Exon, Chase 2001-present Jaqua, Paul 1977-79 Nelson, Dick 1944 Stefanki, Larry 1977-79 Belinsky, Larry 1973 Fair, Cameron 1950 Jensen, Caroll 1922-23 Nevins, Dean 1934 Stefanki, Steve 1971-72 Ben Mordechai, Amir 1992-93 Fair, Ernest C. 1946 Johnson, name unknown 1892 Newmark, Kent 1958-59 Stensaas, Don 1956-57 Benham, Courtney 1981-82 Falterneier, Brad 1977 Jones, Robert 1959 Newton, Paul 1935-36 Stevens, Henry M. 1919-20 Bennett, Dick 1935-36 Fareed, George 1965-66 Jordon, Ric 1962 Niland, Conor 2001-present Stich, William J. 1916-17 Berglund, Jerry 1970 Farrell, Michael D. 1960-62 Jue, Gerald 1976 Nixon, Randy 1980-83 Stone, Doug 1980-83 Berke, Steve 2003 Fernando, Brian 1996-1997 King, Doug 1973-76 Nizet, Alex 1986, 87 Stone, Earle A. 1898-99 Berndt, Ken 1922 Fieberbling, Eric 1978-80 King, Jeff 2001-present Norris, Ralph E. 1919 Stone, Eric 1934 Bertschinger, Dick 1945 Finerman, Mark 1985 Kintz, Scott 1997-2001 O’Clarit, Matt 1992-93 Stow, Tom 1926-27 Bettens, Phil 1923-25 Finger, Richard 1975-76 Kiss, Tom 1965 Oates, Jack 1970 Stratford, Gerald 1923-25 Blade, Allen 1931 Fitzpatrick, Pete 1988-91 Klein, Erwin 1958 Olmstead, Jack 1924 Streeter, Kurt 1986-89 Borland, Bob 1947 Flowers, Brian 1985-88 Kono, Arthur H. 1959-61 Olney, Bill 1929 Stringham, Frank 1892 Bradley, Clay 1955-57 Foff, Art 1944 Korn, Bill 1944 Olsen, Craig 1967-68 Stroyman, Matt 1988-91 Braly, Harold 1900 Frees, Ben 1910-12 Kowalczyk, Robert 1999- Olsen, Kent 1963-65 Sueur, Alex 1996-1997 Breck, Henry C. 1913-15 Frolik, Jim 1995 present Parker, Larry 1969-71 Summers, Emory 1955-56 Breeden, Victor E. 1912-14 Fruttero, John Paul 1999- Kucera, Jan 1964-66 Patrick, Kevin 2001-present Sutton, David 1995-1998 Brennewald, Louis 1944-45 present Kuechler, Henry 1959 Peacock, Bob 1938-40 Swan, Bill 1940, 42 Briaud, Patrick 2001-present Gage, Edward 1894-96 Kuhn, Rudy 1944-45 Pedersen, Bent-Ove 1990-91 Sykes, Doug 1963-65 Brown, Bob 1978 Gallaway, Russ 1931 Kvaratshkelia, David 1992-93 Petersen, Norm 1954 Sylvan, Chris 1975 Brown, Harold 1934 Gardner, name unknown 1892 Laison, Paul 1976 Peterson, G. B. 1916 Tanaka, George 1936-37 Brown, Tom 1942 Gibbs, George 1892 Lancaster, Doug 1978-79 Phanco, Tom 1991-93 Taylor, Jeff 1996 Budge, Lloyd 1930, 33 Giles, William 1976 Lappin, Steve 1991-1994 Pimley, Don 1954-55, 57 Thomas, Randy 1971 Burdick, Marston 1934 Gillfillan, Mike 1968-70 Lazar, Adam 1993 Pogue, John 1992 Thompson, Les 1933 Burke, Andy 1926-28 Gilmore, Don 1938 Le, Minh 1994-1998 Pompan, Steve 1975-77 Tierney, Dan 1976-77 Burrell, Howard F. 1929 Gish, Ralph 1947 Ledvonova, Mik 2002-present Potts, Stanley W. 1945 Tout, Bob 1942 Bushman, Earl 1967 Godshall, W.A. 1916 Lehnhoff, Phil 1980-81 Powell, D.R. 1910 Tzou, David 1999-2000 Buttimer, Harry 1942, 44 Goldberg, Roddy 1979-80 Leone, Don 1984-86 Powers, Alexander D. 1920-22 Van Vliet, R.C. 1916 Byxbee, H.S. 1894 Golder, Frank 1955-56 LeVant, Dixon 1969-70 Price, Doug 1981-83 Vandervort, Dick 1956 Cammas, George 1931 Goldman, Herb 1938 Levy, Edmund L. 1919-21 Price, Peter Anthony 1961, 63 Variel, R.H.F. 1903-04 Campbell, Peter 1971-73 Gossler, George 1948-49 Lewis, Chris 1999-2000 Propp, David 1988 Veress, Balazs 2000-present Canning, Bill 1940 Graham, Bender 1934 Lindheim, Dan 1967 Proulx, Steve 1972-73 Vincent, Robert 1946-47 Cantin, Gene 1964-66 Graven, Alex B. 1916-17 Lipman, Robert L. 1913-16 Puscasiu, Christian 1994 Vinogradsky, Andrey 1998-2001 Carlston, Dennis 1967-68 Graybael, John 1979-80 Livingston, Jim 1942 Raiszadeh, Kian 1995-96, ’98 Vlasak, Joe 1981 Carmel, David 1991-1994 Greene, Bob 1978 Lloyd, Gulden 1957-58 Rayner, Charles 1957-58 Waldman, Bob 1968 Caro, Mike 1972-73 Grenfell, Richard 1947-49 Long, Herbert 1907-10 Rhoades, Dusty 1926, 28 Walker, Miles 1980-81 Casey, Ray 1922 Gross, Adam 1997 Long, Melville 1908-11 Richmond, David 1985 Wallace, Dean 2001-present Castaneda, Manuel 1973-75 Gruhler, Ted 1933 Louie, Casey 1993-96 Ricksen, John 1951-53 Waltke, Trey 1974 Chandler, E.G. ÒBudÓ 1924-26 Haas, Walter 1937 Lucena, Matt 1989-92 Ricksen, Rupe 1951-53 Ward, Shirley 1927, 29 Chandler, Stephen G. 1960 Hack, Stan 1955 Ludlow, Theodore 1930-31 Rieman, Charlie 1988-90 Warren, Leonard 1948-50 Chang, Carl 1988-91 Hagen, Al 1927 Lugbbert, William 1892 Riesen, Brad 1976 Way, R.A. 1918 Chasseur, Nebo 1927-29 Hager, Bud 1928 Lukens, William 1959 Risso, John 1926-27 Wayne, Claude 1905, 07 Cheney, S. Garnett 1918-19 Hagist, Fred 1951-53 Lyness, Robert M. 1945 Ritchey, Dick 1950 Weeshoff, Larry 1963 Cheny, Chip 1947 Hahn, Steven 1975-77 Mabbutt, David 1990-91 Roberts, Dan 1939 Weinstein, Irv 1921, 23-4 Chrisler, Mark 1976 Hale, Dan 1946 MacDonald, Wallace 1949-50 Rogers, Charles 1911-13 Weiss, Alan 1973 Clancy, John 1973 Hallon, Jorge 1992-95 MacGavin, J. D. 1901, 03-4 Rogers, Emery H. 1915-17 Welles, Samuel Paul 1960-62 Clark, Robert C. 1916-17 Hamilton, Keith 1958 Magee, Walter 1895-97 Rogers, Harry 1910-12 Wertheimer, Yair 1978-81 Cohen, Paul 1958-59 Hancock, Barry 1990-91 Mahal, Bobby 1995-1998 Rolfsen, Anders 1991-1994 White, Bendy 1967 Collins, Bruce 1950-52 Hardy, Sumner 1898-1900 Main, Lorne 1950 Rosborough, Robert R. 1945-46 White, Bill 1922 Conrad, Brick 1922-23 Harmon, Bob 1938-40 Manis, Fran 1930 Rosen, Clark 1981-82 White, Donald B. 1935 Cook, John E. 1918 Harper, Bob 1963 Marcum, Ed 1988-91 Ross, Tom 1978-79 White, Sidney G. 1945 Coomba, Mort 1923 Harper, James 1976-79 Martin, Tevis P. 1919-21 Rothschild, James J. 1919-21 Whitehead, Peter 1922 Cornell, Chris 1997-1998 Harper, Oscar C. 1946, 49 Maser, Clark 1946 Roundtree, Walter 1892 Whitman, Melvin 1933, 35 Coulthard, Tate 1937-39 Harrison, Bradshaw 1926 Massie, Harper 1934-35 Rubin, Robert 1946 Wilson, James 1977 Crawford, Russell 1895 Haskins, S.M. 1892 Mayne, Clif 1952-55 Sanborne, Sheffield 1892, 94 Winter, Doug 1983-86 Crosby, Geoff 1991-92 Hecht, Harold 1982-84, 86 Mayne, Clif Jr. 1987-89 Santoso, Chris 1996-1999 Witt, Melvin 1948 Curry, Charles 1950-51 Heilbron, Louis 1927 McCain, Scott 1977-80 Saputo, Leonard M. 1961 Wong, Wayne 2000-present Darhanian, Arro 1924 Hewlett, Walter 1892, 95 McCarthy, Brian 1976 Scherling, Leslie 1945 Woods, Ron 1954, 56 Darley, Chuck 1966-68 Hiddleson, Daniel 1991-1994 McKee, Martin 1928-30 Scherman, Ted 1985, 87-89 Woolridge, Mark 1981-83 Davis, Marty 1977-80 Hill, Michael 1994-96 McLennan, Jim 1970 Schneider, Frank 1951 Woolridge, Steve 1978, 80 Davis, Willis 1913-14 Hill, Robert 1969-70 McManus, James H. 1961, 63 Schoop, Chris 1983-86 Wright, Donald H. 1920-21 Dekel, Or 2003 Hillis, Gervais 1925 McNally, Mark 1981-82 Schwartz, Perry 1934-35 Wright, Peter 1983-86 Demas, Bill 1954-55 Hippensteil, Gary 1967-69 Meinhardt, Corky 1966-68 Scott, Edgie 1962 Yee, Kirby 1988-90 Denevan, Bill 1953 Hippenstiel, Bob 1940 Melmed, David 1994-95 Scott, Randy 1978-79 Yetter, Roger 1937 Dennison, Loren 1956-57 Hippenstiel, Glenn 1940 Menke, Don 1950 Selby, Paul 1898, 1901 Yung, Gerald 1985-87 Detrick, Charles B. 1915 Hobart, Jim 1942 Merchant, John 1986-87 Selby, Prentiss 1934 Zajfen, Julian 1994-96 DeVries, Steve 1984-87 Hofmann, Peter 1970 Merrick, Kevin 1952 Sevely, John 1981-82 Missing entire lists for 1932, Diller, Sheldon 1956-58 Holmes, Carl 1933-34 Meyer, Bud 1940 Seyfried, Mark 1976 1941 and 1974. 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