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2011 Women's Tennis MG Layout 1 AZTEC TENNIS San Diego State Quick Facts Table of Contents University Information Team Information Location . .San Diego, Calif. Quick Facts . .1 Founded . .1897 Roster . .2 Enrollment . .32,396 Schedule . .2 Nickname . .Aztecs Colors . .Scarlet and Black Affiliation . .NCAA Division I Coaching Staff Conference . .Mountain West Head Coach Peter Mattera . .4 President . .Dr. Stephen L. Weber Assistant Coach Lindsey Gamp . .5 Director of Athletics . .Jim Sterk Volunteer Assistant Coach Holly Bagshaw . .5 Senior Woman Administrator . .Jenny Bramer Aztec Tennis Center . .6 Home Facility (Capacity) . .Aztec Tennis Center (1,000) Athlete Profiles Team Information Alicia Aguilar . .8 Head Coach (Alma Mater) . .Peter Mattera (San Diego State ‘80) Laura Antonana Iriarte . .9 Seasons at SDSU . .Entering 18th Emma Cioffi . .10 Overall Record . .260-179 (.592) Olivia Colman . .11 Record at SDSU . .Same Roxanne Ellison . .12 Assistant Coach (Alma mater) . .Lindsey Gamp (San Diego State ‘03) Sierra Ellison . .13 Seasons at SDSU . .Entering sixth Julia Trunk . .14 2010 Overall Record . .15-11 Julia Wais . .15 2010 Mountain West Conference Record . .4-4 (T-5th) Mountain West Conference Championships . .No. 5 Seed; Finals (2-1) 2009-10 Review and History Postseason . .NA Dual-Match/Individual Results . .16 Final ITA National Rank . .57 Letterwinners . .17 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . 7/0 Record Book . .18 Strength and Conditioning Coach . .Sal Strack Postseason History . .19 Women’s Tennis Athletic Trainers . .Katie Harrington Honors . .21 Women’s Tennis Academic Advisor . .Bre White Aztec Fall of Fame Members . .22 Year-By-Year Results . .23 Team Contact Information SDSU vs. All Opponents/Conferences . .24 Women’s Tennis/Mattera Office Phone . .(619) 594-6505 Women’s Tennis/Mattera E-Mail . [email protected] University Lindsey Gamp Phone . .(619) 594-5900 San Diego State University . .25 Gamp E-Mail . [email protected] Aztec Leadership . .26 Aztec Athletics Center . .27 Media Information Academic Support . .28 Women’s Tennis Sports Information Director . .Darin Wong Facilities . .29 Darin Wong Phone . .(619) 594-5548 Aztec Culture . .30 Wong E-Mail . [email protected] Mountain West Conference . .31 Fax . .(619) 582-6541 City of San Diego . .32 Mailing Address . .San Diego State University Aztec Athletics Center, Suite 3014 5302 55th Street San Diego, CA 92182 Official Athletics Website . .www.GoAztecs.com Media Guide Credits The 2010-11 San Diego State Women’s Tennis Media Guide was produced by assistant media relations director Darin Wong. Photography provided by Stan Liu, Ken Jacques, Ernie Anderson and the Mountain West Conference. Aztecs on the Web For San Diego State women’s tennis information, results and statisitics, visit GoAztecs.com, the official website of Aztec Ath- letics. 1 2010-11 AZTEC TENNIS SAN DIEGO STATE SEASON INFORMATION Roster Roster Breakdown Name Class Exp. Hometown (Previous School) By Class Alicia Aguilar Sophomore 1L Coatzacoalcos, Mexico (Tec Millennium University) Senior (2) Laura Antonana Iriarte Freshman HS San Sebastian, Spain (Colegio Eskibel Ikastetxea) Olivia Colman, Julia Trunk Emma Cioffi Junior 2L Melbourne, Australia (Ringwood Secondary College) Olivia Colman Senior 3L Los Angeles, Calif. (Laurel Springs High School) Junior (3) Roxanne Ellison Junior 2L Coto de Caza, Calif. (Tesoro High School) Emma Cioffi, Roxanne Ellison, Sierra Elli- Sierra Ellison Junior 2L Coto de Caza, Calif. (Tesoro High School) son Julia Trunk Senior 3L Bad Saulgau, Germany (Stoerck-Gymnasium) Julia Wais Sophomore 1L Goeppinggen, Germany (Freihofgymnasium) Sophomore (2) Alicia Aguilar, Julia Wais Head Coach: Peter Mattera (San Diego State ‘80), 18th Season Assistant Coach: Lindsey Gamp (San Diego State ‘03), 6th Season Freshman (1) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Holly Bagshaw (San Diego State), 2nd Season Laura Antonana Iriarte Schedule Date Meet Site Time Oct. 1-3 SDSU Fall Classic I Aztec Tennis Center All Day Oct. 5-7 Riviera/ITA All-American Championships Los Angeles, Calif. All Day Oct. 21-25 at USTA/ITA Regional Championships San Diego, Calif. (Barnes Tennis Center) All Day Nov. 5-7 SDSU Fall Classic II Aztec Tennis Center All Day Jan. 22 UC Riverside Aztec Tennis Center 9 a.m. PT Jan. 22 CS Fullerton Aztec Tennis Center 4 p.m. PT Jan. 29 at UC Irvine Irvine, Calif. Noon PT Feb. 5 Washington Aztec Tennis Center Noon PT Feb. 8 at USC Los Angeles, Calif. 1:30 p.m. PT Feb. 11 Arizona Aztec Tennis Center 2 p.m. PT Feb. 12 California Aztec Tennis Center Noon PT Feb. 18 Long Beach State Aztec Tennis Center 2 p.m. PT Feb. 25 vs. Cal State Northridge Honolulu, Hawaii 11 a.m. HT Feb. 26 at Hawai’i Honolulu, Hawaii 11 a.m. HT March 9 Pepperdine Aztec Tennis Center 2 p.m. PT March 16 Syracuse Aztec Tennis Center 2 p.m. PT March 17 Denver Aztec Tennis Center 2 p.m. PT March 19 Sacramento State Aztec Tennis Center Noon PT March 26 at Loyola Marymount Los Angeles, Calif. 1 p.m. PT March 31 vs. Wyoming* Las Vegas, Nev. 10 a.m. PT April 1 vs. Colorado State* Las Vegas, Nev. 10 a.m. PT April 2 vs. Air Force* Las Vegas, Nev. 10 a.m. PT April 6 at San Diego San Diego, Calif. 1:30 p.m. PT April 9 at New Mexico* Albuquerque, N.M. 2 p.m. MT April 10 vs. TCU* Albuquerque, N.M. 9 a.m. MT April 15 BYU* Aztec Tennis Center 2 p.m. PT April 16 Utah* Aztec Tennis Center Noon PT April 17 UNLV* Aztec Tennis Center 10 a.m. PT April 27-30 at Mountain West Conference Championships Fort Collins, Colo. All Day - indicates fall season; BOLD - indicates home match. MWC Contact Information Air Force Falcons New Mexico Lobos Utah Utes Contact: Jerry Cross Contact: Taylor Stern Contact: Andrea Wilson E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Brigham Young Cougars TCU Horned Frogs Wyoming Cowgirls Contact: Rachel Hawks Contact: Chris Perry Contact: Amy Dambro E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Colorado State Rams UNLV Rebels Mountain West Conference Contact: Zak Gilbert Contact: Mark Wallington Contact: Zach Eisendrath E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] 2 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY AZTEC COACHING STAFF awards in the last 11 seasons. During his The Mattera File tenure in San Diego, Peter MATTERA u 260 - 179 (.592) in 17 seasons as head coach Aztec women's tennis Head Coach has produced two NCAA u 2003 MWC Coach of the Year 18th Season Postgraduate Scholar- ship recipients and u 1998 NCAA West Regional Coach of the Year San Diego State ‘80 three Academic All- Americans. u Three conference player-of-the-year awards "There is a real satis- u faction in watching 11 NCAA tournament berths in last the 15 years these young ladies eter Mattera, the longest-tenured head coach on Montezuma Mesa, u 16 All-conference doubles teams has become synonymous with the success of the San Diego State come into the University Pwomen's tennis program. and develop into such u 30 All-conference singles selections Almost two decades into his tenure, his list of accomplishments places outstanding student- him among the most successful coaches in the nation. athletes," Mattera said. u 53 All-MWC academic selections In 17 seasons on the Mesa, Mattera guided the Aztecs’ smooth transition "The growth and matu- from the Western Athletic Conference into the competitive Mountain West rity that takes place during four years of college is really enhanced by the Conference, all the while keeping the program in the national spotlight. athletic experience." Since taking over as head coach in 1993, Mattera has guided San Diego Mattera received his bachelor of arts degree in physical education at San State to 14 winning seasons and 11 berths in the last 15 NCAA tourna- Diego State in 1980, and master's in physical education from SDSU in ments. His career record of 260-179.
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