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2018Natltennisguide-Onlineonly.Pdf About COLLIN COLLEGE Rigorous academics and a comprehensive college experience are available to students at Collin College. About 53,000 credit and continuing education students annually discover the many advantages gained by attending Collin College. In addition to more than 100 degree and certificate programs – from health care to fine arts and technology to social sciences – the college offers: Challenging Academic Opportunities: • Honors Institute • Center for the Advanced Studies of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Award-Winning Programs and Faculty: • Eight Professors of the Year as awarded by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education • Collin College has been designated a National League for Nursing Center of Excellence since 2011, making it the first of only four in the state and the only community college in Texas. The college’s nursing program is one of only 56 Centers of Excellence in the nation out of more than 1,900 nursing programs. • Learning Communities and Service Learning programs, winner of the National Bellwether Award for outstanding and innovative practices • Seven Minnie Stevens Piper Professors, one of Texas’ highest honors bestowed upon college and university professors • Teaching Excellence Award winner, presented by the Texas Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges Innovative Opportunities: • The Collin Higher Education Center is a university center in McKinney. Texas A&M University - Commerce, Texas Tech, Texas Woman’s University, The University of Texas at Dallas and the University of North Texas offer junior and senior-level courses toward bachelor’s degrees, in addition to master’s and doctoral programs at the facility. • The first Texas community college to offer pre-admission partnerships, allowing Collin College students to be pre-admitted to Austin College, Baylor University, Dallas Baptist University, Southern Methodist University, Texas A&M University - Commerce, Texas Tech University, Texas Wesleyan University, Texas Woman’s University, The University of Texas at Dallas and the University of North Texas. Visit www.collin.edu for more information about Collin College. Allen • Frisco McKinney • Plano • Rockwall COLLIN COLLEGE COLLIN COLLEGE May 14, 2018 Locations Allen Center Allen, Texas Hello friends, Central Park Campus McKinney, Texas Welcome to the 2018 NJCAA Men’s National Tennis Tournament at Collin College. First, let me congratulate you on your success this Collin Higher Education Center season. Making this tournament is no simple feat, and no matter how McKinney, Texas you or your team fares in the coming days, please know that your hard work to get to this point is being celebrated. Courtyard Center Plano, Texas Collin College is glad to have you here, serving as excellent examples of student athletes with the promise of great things to come. We Preston Ridge Campus know how much you have sacrificed to be here, with hours of hard Frisco, Texas work on the court and in the classroom to make sure your minds are sharp and your backhands are accurate. I firmly believe that your Rockwall Center dedication to education and to your sport can lead to a wonderful Rockwall, Texas future if you continue to make the most of them. Spring Creek Campus On behalf of the Collin College Board of Trustees, I want to wish you Plano, Texas good luck in this competition. You will face opponents from around the country, some of whom may be familiar and others who are new Collin College Board of Trustees to the tournament. Though your matches may be tough, your good Dr. J. Robert Collins, Chair sportsmanship is encouraged and appreciated. Andrew Hardin, Vice Chair Jim Orr, Secretary Hosting the national tournament at our Spring Creek Campus is Dr. Raj Menon, Treasurer always a pleasure. It gives us a chance to share some of the great Dr. Stacey Donald things we are doing with our students and the surrounding community. Mac Hendricks I hope that you have the opportunity to explore our campuses and Steve Matthews the Greater Dallas-Fort Worth area while you are here. If you do, I’m Fred Moses sure you will take back great memories from your trip. Adrian Rodriguez In closing, I would also like to thank those responsible for planning and arranging these next few days. Their dedication and hard work District President make this tournament possible. H. Neil Matkin, Ed.D. 3452 Spur 399 Thank you again, and good luck to you all. McKinney, Texas 75069 972.758.3800 Sincerely, [email protected] Dr. H. Neil Matkin District President Collin College is an equal opportunity institution and provides educational and employment opportunities without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status or other legally protected class. 1 “To be a champion, you have to learn to handle stress and pressure. But if you’ve prepared mentally and physically, you don’t have to worry.” This is a special time for each student-athlete, coach, administrator, and college affiliated individual to celebrate his or her team’s achievements. I encourage each of you to leave all of your efforts on the playing field and do this with the highest sportsmanship and college pride. The hardest part of competing for a national championship is simply getting there and each of you have already conquered that challenge. This opportunity may only come once, so cherish these moments. Each of you are physically and mentally prepared to earn the right to call yourselves National Champions, so appreciate all of the acts of support, opportunity, and ability that lead you here. Maintain your integrity and character, as this will represent your solid foundation of success for years to follow. Life will pass you by very quickly, so embellish the moments and find ways to open future doors for those who follow your footsteps. You have worked hard and invested greatly to get to this stage, so at the end of the day know that Mia Hamm had this to say, “I’ve worked too hard and too long to let anything stand in the way of my goals. I will not let my teammates down and I will not let myself down.” Best of luck, Dr. Christopher J. Parker CEO/Executive Director Prepare. Achieve. Compete. Succeed 2 3 NJCAA MEN’S TENNIS COACHES ASSOCIATION 1992 Melvin “Mel” Carpenter, Ocala, FL 2000 Darrell Davies, Kalamazoo, MI Thomas “Tom”Tennis Lazzaro Hall ofJr., FameMiami, FL Glen Richard “Dick” King, Temple, TX Dr. Ballard “Bal” J. Moore, AL Michael William Watters, Grayslake, IL Robert “Bob” Orr, Lakeland, IL 2001 Martin Berryman, Plano, TX Herschel Stevens, Navarro, TX Glen Moser, Overland Park, KS 1993 Lawrence “Red” Norman Hill, Tifton, GA Curtis Davis, Vancleave, MS Fred Kniffen, Tyler, TX 2002 Sarah Carasco, Laredo, TX Joe Martin Williams, Midland, TX Larry Grose, Arkansas City, KS 1994 James “Jim” Boykin, Anderson, NC Steve Vee, Rockford, IL Mikael Pernfors, Atlanta, GA 2003 No inductee David “Dave” Webster, Glen Ellyn, IL 2004 No inductee 1995 Alvis “Carmack” Berryman Jr., Waco, TX Byrl Clayton, Central, TX 2005 No inductee Glenn Orrick Workman Jr., Cumberland, MD 2006 No inductee 1996 Lawrence “Larry” Castle, Sanford, FL 2007 John LaRose, Onondaga, NY Stanley “Stan” Dlugosz, Morrisville, PA William “Bill” Kemp, Dunwoody, GA 2008 Michael Curry, Tucson, AZ 1997 Ron Albers, Vincennes, IN 2009 Paul Johnson, Fulton, MS Robert “Chop” F. Chaloupecky, Gainesville, TX Men’s Tennis Meritorious Service Award John E. Peterson, Tyler, TX Rex Parcells, Plano, TX Bob Zolinski, Ocala, FL 1998 Lloyd Brown, Jefferson, MO Richard “Dick” Bernardi, Roscoe, IL 2010 Charles M. Jenks, Jacksonville, FL Billy Jack Doggett, Tyler, TX Men’s Tennis Meritorious Service Award Bill Pate, Atlanta, GA 1999 Dr. Cleon McKnight, Jackson, MS 2012 Darin Workman, Liberal, KS Dr. Barry Sysler, Newton, PA 2016 Brandon Feldman, New York, NY Paul Tobin, Ballwin, MO 4 NJCAA MEN’S TENNIS 1951 Modesto Junior College 1985 Tyler Junior College 1952-58 No championshipsNational Tennis held Champions 1986 Anderson College 1959 Pratt Junior College 1987 Anderson College 1960 Lubbock Christian North Greenville College (tie) Tarleton State (tie) 1988 North Greenville College 1961 Pratt Junior College 1962 Schreiner Institute NJCAA Division I 1963 Odessa Junior College 1989 Midland College Central Community College (tie) 1990 Tyler Junior College 1964 Odessa Junior College 1991 Tyler Junior College 1965 Henry Ford C.C. 1992 Anderson College 1966 Miami Dade Junior College 1993 McLennan C.C. 1967 Miami Dade Junior College 1994 Tyler Junior College 1968 Odessa Junior College 1995 Tyler Junior College 1969 Miami Dade North Junior College 1996 Tyler Junior College 1970 Wingate College 1997 Tyler Junior College 1971 Wingate College 1998 Tyler Junior College 1972 Mesa Community College. 1999 Abraham Baldwin College 1973 Central Texas College 2005 Laredo Junior College 1974 Central Texas College 2006 Laredo Junior College 1975 Odessa Junior College 2007 Laredo Junior College 1976 Odessa Junior College 2008 Laredo Junior College 1977 Central Texas College 2009 Laredo Junior College 1978 Odessa Junior College 2010 Collin College Midland College Laredo Community College New Mexico Military (tie) Tyler Junior College (tie) 1979 Odessa College 2011 Vincennes University 1980 Tyler Junior College 2012 Laredo Junior College 1981 Central Florida Community College 2013 Tyler Junior College 1982 Seminole Community College 2014 ASA College 1983 Seminole Community College 2015 ASA College 1984 Abraham Baldwin
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