2006-07 Colby-Sawyer College Men’s Tennis Media Guide 2006-07 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Tennis 2006-07 Colby-Sawyer Chargers Men’s Tennis Team

Name Year Height Hometown/High School Evan Campbell So. 5-9 White River Junction, Vt./Hartford Ben Dabush Fr. 5-10 Weston, Conn./Weston Trevor Davis Jr. 6-2 Bath, Maine/Morse Topher Dubay Jr. 5-9 Auburn, Maine/St. Dominic Dan Munsey Sr. 5-10 Arlington, Mass./Arlington Catholic Ryan Murray So. 6-3 Killingworth, Conn./Haddam-Killingworth Brendan O’Neill Jr. 6-0 South Kingstown, R.I./South Kingstown Andrew Pillsbury Sr. 6-1 New Haven, Conn./Wilbur Cross Bryan Racz Fr. 5-11 Stratton, Vt./Burr and Burton Academy Justin Tardif Jr. 6-0 Biddeford, Maine/Biddeford Ben Taylor So. 6-1 Derry, N.H./Pinkerton Academy Ben Wood Jr. 6-2 Brimfield, Mass./Tantasqua

1 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Tennis Preview s the Colby-Sawyer men’s tennis team doubles partners on the way to a record of 4-4. Agears up for another exciting spring, sec- “Andrew is a very Andrew Pillsbury ond-year Coach Sean McCaffrey makes it very clear what the objective is: to take home the conference title. “This year’s team is very committed to doing what it takes to win,” says McCaffrey. “These guys are eager to play hard. They fight, scrap, claw, and do every little thing it might take to get that one extra point.” Last year, the Chargers finished 13-5 over- all, with a 7-1 Commonwealth Coast Confer- ence record. Advancing to the CCC finals, the outlook was bright for the Chargers. The result dedicated teammate and leader,” states McCaf- was not exactly McCaffrey wanted to see, as the frey. “He moves very well and has the biggest Chargers fell to the Salve Regina Seahawks 7-2, serve on the team.” ending the Chargers’ season. The returning players in this year’s junior “The score was not very indicative of how well class are Trevor Davis (Bath, Maine), Topher we played,” states McCaffrey, “Several of the Dubay (Auburn, Maine), Justin Tardif (Bid- matches were very close and could have gone deford, Maine), Ben Wood (Brimfield, Mass.), either way. Salve just happened to outlast our and Brendan O’Neill (S. Kingstown, R.I.). team.” “Davis returns to the team as the Most Nine players return from last year’s team. Improved Player from last year,” says McCaf- Leading the Chargers will be senior captains frey. “He is one of the steadiest players on the Danny Munsey (Arlington, Mass.) and Andrew team.” Davis finished last season undefeated in Pillsbury (New Haven, singles play at 7-0, 5-0 in Conn.). “Danny will be conference, mainly playing very important to the in the No. 6 spot. He fin- success of this team,” ished 3-0 in doubles with says McCaffrey. “He is a three different partners. huge competitor on the Dubay won both matches court and his influence he played last year, and will be positive on the looks to contribute more younger players.” this season. In singles, Munsey played Tardif returns to at the No. 3 spot for the team after a spectacu- most of last season, but lar sophomore season. played twice in the No. He was 14-1 overall in 2 spot. He finished the singles, 6-0 in conference. season at 14-3 overall, 7-0 “Justin is an excellent in conference. player, as well as a very Pillsbury returns coachable player,” states mainly as a doubles’ McCaffrey. “He realizes specialist. He only played that there is always room two singles matches last to improve, and that prac- season, winning both. tice makes perfect. Ben He had four different Junior Trevor Davis [Wood] is a quiet indi- 2 2006-07 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Tennis vidual,” remarks McCaffrey, “but he’s willing to finished 2-1 in doubles play. Taylor anchored do whatever you tell him to do. He hasn’t seen the No. 2 spot for the Chargers last season, much action, but I’m sure he’s itching to get in finishing 7-9 overall, 5-2 in conference. and help whenever he can.” O’Neill returns in Freshmen joining this year’s team are Ben the spring from his semester overseas. “Bren- Dabush (Weston, Conn.) and Bryan Racz (Strat- dan anchored our No. 1 spot last year,” states ton, Vt.). “Both of these players had excellent McCaffrey, “and he had his troubles with a 3-14 high school careers,” states McCaffrey, “but record. However, he is an excellent player.” we’ll see what they can do at the college level. The returning players in the sophomore They’re both solid players who will see time on class are Evan Campbell (White River Jct., Vt.), the court this season.” Ryan Murray (Killingworth, Conn.), and Ben The Chargers open their spring season on Taylor (Derry, N.H.). Campbell returns to the their spring break trip to Orlando, Fla., run- team after an extremely impressive freshman ning March 10-18. The Chargers will play four year. He finished the season 13-0 in singles, matches in Florida before coming back to start mainly playing in the No. 5 position. “Evan’s their conference season in the Northeast. tactic and dedication to his style is his big- gest strength,” says McCaffrey. “He is a very cerebral player. His opponent may outmatch him on paper talent-wise, but Evan finds his opponent’s weaknesses quickly and exposes them to their breaking point.” Murray has yet to see a singles match in his career, but he

Dan Munsey Andrew Pillsbury Senior Senior Arlington, Mass New Haven, Conn. Arlington Catholic Wilbur Cross

Born Daniel Joseph Munsey December 31, Born Andrew Sanderson Pillsbury June 14, 1984 to Ken and Laura Munsey. 1985 to Charlie Pillsbury and Jean Sander- Dan has two siblings, Amanda (18) and Joey son. (13). Dan was named team MVP in 2005 “Pills” has three sisters, Leah (24), Susie (22) and recieved 2004 All-Conference honors. and Lydia (21). Andrew also serves as the hockey club president and participates in inturmural floor hockey on campus.

Career Record Career Record Singles Total Doubles Total Singles Total Doubles Total 2004 11-6 2004 9-9 2004 5-5 2004 4-5 2005 10-6 2005 7-5 2005 3-0 2005 4-1 2006 14-3 2006 11-5 2006 2-0 2006 4-4 Totals 35-15 Totals 27-19 Totals 10-5 Totals 12-10 3 2006-07 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Tennis

Trevor Davis Topher Dubay Justin Tardif Brendan O’Neill Junior Junior Junior Junior Bath, Maine Auburn, Maine Biddeford, Maine South Kingstown, R.I. Morse St. Dominic Biddeford South Kingstown

Ben Wood Evan Campbell Ryan Murray Junior Sophomore Sophomore Brimfield, Mass. White River Junction, Vt. Killingworth, Conn. Tantasqua Hartford Haddam-Killingworth

Ben Taylor Ben Dabush Bryan Racz Sophomore Freshman Freshman Derry, N.H. Weston, Conn. Stratton, Vt. Pinkerton Academy Weston Burr and Burton Academy

4 2006-07 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Tennis 2006-07 Schedule Commonwealth Coast Conference Date Opponent Time 2006 Final Standings September 9/17 at Wheaton Invitational 4th Place W-L PCT October 8-0 1.000 10/1 Connecticut College W 5-4 Colby-Sawyer College 7-1 .875 10/7 at Stonehill Invitational Roger Williams University 6-2 .750 10/8 at Stonehill Invitational 5th Place March Wentworth 5-3 .625 3/6 St. Mike’s TBA 4-4 .500 3/21 Curry College TBA 3-5 .375 3/24 Salve Regina TBA 3/27 Eastern Nazarene TBA 2-6 .250 3/31 Roger Williams TBA 1-7 .125 April Gordon College 0-8 .000 4/1 Castleton State 1:00 4/4 Gordon College TBA 4/5 WNEC 4:00 4/10 Endicott College TBA 4/12 Wentworth TBA 4/14 Nichols College TBA 4/17 Norwich TBA 4/21 CCC Quarterfinals TBA 4/24 CCC Semifinals TBA 4/28 CCC Finals TBA

2006 Commonwealth Coast Conference Men’s Tennis All-Conference Teams and Award Winners First Team All-Conference Singles First Team All-Conference Doubles Jirawat Anektanasap Eastern Nazarene College Jirawat Anektanasap/Bill Stephens Eastern Nazarene Brad Bolte Roger Williams University Ryan Edwards/Ricardo Robiglio Wentworth Ricardo Robiglio Wentworth Jason Lago/Robbie Norton Salve Regina Josh Schoen Endicott College Second Team All-Conference Doubles Alex Arsenault Nichols College Justin Anderson/Dana Morin Roger Williams Robbie Norton Salve Regina University Alex Arsenault/Dana Ankstitus Nichols College Second Team All-Conference Singles Josh Schoen/Gabriel Moraga Endicott College Bill Stephens Eastern Nazarene College Honorable Mention All-Conference Doubles Jay Dono Roger Williams University Jay Dono/Brad Bolte Roger Williams Brendan O’Neil Colby-Sawyer College Brendan O’Neil/Justin Tardif Colby-Sawyer Ben Taylor Colby-Sawyer College Matthieu Brichon/Jon Crim Salve Regina Jason Lago Salve Regina University Ted McAusher Salve Regina University Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year Jon Crim Salve Regina University Honorable Mention All-Conference Danny Munsey Colby-Sawyer College Most Valuable Player Jirawat Anektanasap Eastern Nazarene College Greg Zini Gordon College Scott Teller Endicott College Rookie of the Year Jon Crim Salve Regina University Josh Schoen Endicott College Justin Tardif Colby-Sawyer College Coach of the Year Liam Clifford Curry College Cristian Popa Eastern Nazarene College Dana Ankstitus Nichols College Team Sportsmanship Award Daniel O’Connell Curry College Eastern Nazarene Adam Souza Curry College

5 2006-07 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Tennis Records Colby-Sawyer Men’s All-Time Series Records Opponent W L First Last Opponent W L First Last Adelphi 1 0 2003 2003 Lyndon State 4 4 1993 1997 Albertus Magnus 2 0 1993 1994 UMas-Dartmouth 0 1 1995 1995 Ashbury 0 1 2004 2004 0 1 1996 1996 Babson 0 1 2000 2000 Morgan State 1 0 2002 2002 Baldwin & Wallace 0 2 1996 1997 Methodist 0 1 1996 1996 Baruch 1 0 2003 2003 Middlebury 0 2 1999 2001 Bates 0 1 1993 1993 UNH 0 1 1996 1996 Bluefield 0 1 1995 1995 Nichols 6 8 1995 2006 Bowdoin 0 1 1994 1994 Norwich 9 5 1993 2006 Calvin 0 1 2005 2005 Otterbein 0 1 1998 1998 Carnegie Mellon 0 1 2001 2001 Plymouth State 4 1 1993 2001 Castleton State 3 1 1993 2006 Renssalaer-Polytech 0 1 1996 1996 Clark 1 0 2002 2002 Roger Williams 10 2 1996 2006 Colby 0 4 1993 1996 Rutgers-Camden 0 1 1995 1995 Concordia (Wis.) 2 0 2002 2006 Saint Anselm 6 0 1998 2003 Curry 13 1 1994 2006 Saint Lawrence 1 0 2005 2005 Defiance 1 1 1995 1996 Saint Michael’s 2 2 2002 2006 Dickinson 0 1 2006 2006 Salem State 5 1 2000 2005 Eastern Nazarene 9 2 1996 2006 Salve Regina 1 15 1993 2006 Emerson 1 0 1993 1993 Savanna College 0 2 2000 2001 Endicott 9 0 1998 2006 Southern Maine 7 3 1993 2002 Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham 0 1 2004 2004 Southampton 0 1 2000 2000 Franklin Pierce 1 4 1995 2000 SUNY Oneonta 0 1 2000 2000 Gordon 9 1 1995 2006 Thomas 1 0 1995 1995 Green Mountain 2 3 2001 2005 Transylvania 0 1 1995 1995 Greenville 0 2 1998 2001 Tri-State 0 1 2001 2001 Grove City 1 0 2002 2002 Vassar 0 1 2006 2006 Hartwick 0 2 1998 2002 Wentworth 11 0 1996 2006 Hobart 1 0 2006 2006 Western New England 1 0 2006 2006 Holy Cross 0 1 2005 2005 Wheaton (Mass.) 0 3 2003 2005 Hope 0 1 1998 1998 UW-Oshkosh 0 1 1995 1995 Johnson State 1 1 1999 2000 UW-Whitewater 0 2 2001 2002 Joliet 1 0 2003 2003 Luther 0 3 2000 2004 2006-07 opponents in italics

Individual Leaders - Singles Victories Individual Leaders - Total Victories 1. Chris Pugliese 2002-05 64 1. Chris Pugliese 2002-05 119 2. Matt Cartmill 2000-03 50 2. Matt Cartmill 2000-03 99 3. Chris Adams 2001-04 41 3. Brett Gaede 1999-02 77 Brett Gaede 1999-02 41 3. Ramsey Hoehn 1999-02 77 5. Ramsey Hoehn 1999-02 37 5. Chris Adams 2001-04 75 Seth Hurley 1997-00 37 6. Seth Hurley 1997-00 67 7. Chuck Gaede 1998-00 27 7. Chuck Gaede 1998-00 53 8. Rick Ellis 1993-95 23 8. Rick Ellis 1993-95 48 Justin Jaundoo 2001-03 23 9. Justin Jaundoo 2001-03 47 10. Danny Munsey 2004-05 21 10. Peter Christenson 2002-04 43 Individual Leaders - Doubles Victories 1. Chris Pugliese 2002-05 55 2. Matt Cartmill 2000-03 49 3. Ramsey Hoehn 1999-02 40 4. Brett Gaede 1999-02 36 5. Chris Adams 2001-04 34 6. Seth Hurley 1997-00 30 7. Chuck Gaede 1998-00 26 Peter Christenson 2002-05 26 9. Rick Ellis 1993-95 25 10. Justin Jaundoo 2001-03 24 6 2006-07 Colby-Sawyer Tennis Coach ean McCaffrey en- McCaffrey, who serves as general manager and head Sters his third sea- professional of Our Court Tennis in White River son as the head coach Junction, Vt., came to Colby-Sawyer after spend- of the Colby-Sawyer ing nine seasons as the head boy’s tennis coach at women’s tennis team. Hanover High School in Hanover, N.H. At Hanover, Last season McCaf- McCaffrey compiled a 132-20 record ad led his team frey led the Chargers to a Class I state championship in the spring of 2004. to a 5-4 record in the Commonwealth Coast In the spring of 2005, McCaffrey was selected to par- Conference and a 7-8 ticipate in the 2005 USA Tennis High Performance record overall. Tennis Coaching Program in Park City, Utah. He was also named the 2004 New England Division Coach McCaffrey led his of the Year by the United States Professional Tennis 2005 team to the Association. He was also named the 2000 USPTA Head Coach quarterfinals of the New England High School Coach of the Year and a Sean McCaffrey Commonwealth Coast National Honorable Mention High School Coach of Conference tourna- the Year. ment for the second straight year before falling to Roger Williams. McCaffrey, who is currently pursuing a B.S. from Johnson State College (Vt.) in general studies, In 2004, McCaffrey’s first season at Colby-Sawyer, earned an associate’s degree in recreation and leisure the club put up a 7-2 conference record, which was management from Johnson & Wales University the best since the 2000 season. Within the two sea- (Providence, R.I.) in 1995. He served as team captain sons coached by McCaffrey the Chargers have posted in 1994 and the flowing year was a player/coach who a CCC record of 12-6, and an 18-12 record overall. helped lead the Wildcats to an 11-1 record. McCaf- frey previously attended Adirondack Community During the spring McCaffrey coaches the Colby-Saw- College (Queensbury, N.Y.), where he was the Most yer men’s tennis team. Last year was his first season Outstanding Player of the 1991 team that went 12-2 as head coach and led the Chargers to a 7-1 record and finished as the runner up at the New York State in the CCC and a 13-4 overall record. The Chargers Junior College Tournament. made the Commonwealth Coast Conference Cham- pionship where they fell to Salve Regina.

The McCaffrey Women’s Tennis File

Overall Conference Year W L Pct. W L Pct. 2004 11 4 .733 7 2 .778 2005 7 8 .467 5 4 .556 2006 12 2 .857 8 1 .888 ------2 yrs. 30 14 .681 20 7 .741

The McCaffrey Men’s Tennis File

Overall Conference Year W L Pct. W L Pct. 2006 13 4 .765 7 1 .875 ------1 year 13 4 .765 7 1 .875 All About Colby-Sawyer olby-Sawyer College is located Bachelor of Science Degrees Environment Cin a spectacularly beautiful area • Business Administration of New Hampshire, nestled in the • Child Development heart of the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee • Community & Environmental Special Programs and Services region. The college is 90 minutes north Studies • Honors Program of Boston, Mass., one hour south of • Exercise and Sport Sciences • International Student Programs/ the White Mountains of New Hamp- - Athletic Training English as a Second Language shire, and three and a half hours south - Exercise Science • Internships: 97% of the class of of Montreal, Quebec. The campus - Sport Management 2005 completed one or more has 29 buildings situated on 200 acres. • Nursing internships Colby-Sawyer College is home to 964 • Double majors are also available undergraduate students, representing • 26 states and six foreign countries. Teacher Certification The ratio of female students to male • Art Education (K-12) students is roughly two to one. • Early Childhood Education (K- 3) The college was founded in 1837, and • English Language Arts Educa- is accredited by the New England tion Association of Schools and Col- (5-12) leges (NEASC), the Commission on • Social Studies Education (5-12) Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE), the Commis- Minor Programs sion on Collegiate Nursing Education tudents pursuing baccalaure- Learning and Tutorial Services (CCNE), the New Hampshire Board Sate degrees who wish to have a • Study Abroad of Nursing and the State of New concentrated program of study in Hampshire Board of Education. addition to their major may pursue Intercollegiate Athletics one of the minor programs offered by olby-Sawyer College, whose Colby-Sawyer. Cathletic teams are known as the Chargers, is a member of Na- The following minors are offered: tional Collegiate Athletic Association • American Studies (NCAA) Division III and the Eastern • English College Athletic Conference (ECAC), • Art History and competes in most sports in the • History Commonwealth Coast Conference. • Studio Art Colby-Sawyer is also a member of the • Information Management and Intercollegiate Horse Show Associa- Technology tion (IHSA) and the U.S. Collegiate Ski • Biology and Snowboard Association (USCSA). • Philosophy • Business Administration Colby-Sawyer has had a history of • Psychology athletic excellence, with a number of • Child Development NCAA and ECAC Championships • Sociology appearances. • Communication Studies • Women’s Studies In 2005-06, 25 percent of all students Programs of Academic Study • Community and Environmental at Colby-Sawyer competed intercol- Bachelor of Arts Degrees Studies legiately on one of the college’s 16 • Studio Art • Writing for Publication varsity athletic programs. • Biology * Theatre • Communication Studies • English Academic Departments • History, Society and Culture • Business Administration • Psychology • Exercise and Sport Sciences • Fine and Performing Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts Degrees • Humanities • Studio Art • Natural Sciences • Graphic Design • Nursing • Social Sciences and Education • Institute for Community and