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Southern Conference Men’s Tennis Record Book Updated July 2019 CHAMPIONS Year Site Tournament champion Year Site Tournament champion 1928 New Orleans, La. No team champion 2002 Charleston, S.C. ETSU 1929 New Orleans, La. No team champion 2003 Charleston, S.C. College of Charleston 1930 New Orleans, La. No team champion 2004 Charleston, S.C. ETSU 1931 New Orleans, La. No team champion 2005 Charleston, S.C. ETSU 1932 New Orleans, La. No team champion 2006 Charleston, S.C. Furman 1933 Chapel Hill, N.C. North Carolina 2007 Charleston, S.C. Elon 1934 University, Va. No team champion 2008 Charleston, S.C. Furman 1935 Not available 2009 Elon, N.C. Furman 1936 Not available 2010 Charleston, S.C. UNCG* 1937 Richmond, Va. No team champion 2011 Chattanooga, Tenn. Samford 1938 Not available 2012 Charleston, S.C. College of Charleston 1939 Williamsburg, Va. No team champion 2013 Elon, N.C. Samford 1940 Durham, N.C. No team champion 2014 Chattanooga, Tenn. Elon 1941 Durham, N.C. No team champion 2015 Greenville, S.C. ETSU* 1942 Durham, N.C. No team champion 2016 Chattanooga, Tenn. ETSU* 1943-46 NOT HELD 2017 Greenville, S.C. ETSU* 1947 Chapel Hill, N.C. No team champion 2018 Chattanooga, Tenn. ETSU 1948 Chapel Hill, N.C. No team champion 2019 Macon, Ga. ETSU 1949 Chapel Hill, N.C. No team champion 1950 Davidson, N.C. Not available * later vacated 1951 Davidson, N.C. North Carolina 1952 Davidson, N.C. Duke 1953 Davidson, N.C. North Carolina CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL 1954 Davidson, N.C. Davidson Furman 14 1955 Davidson, N.C. Davidson Chattanooga 12 1956 Williamsburg, Va. George Washington ETSU 12 1957 Davidson, N.C. George Washington Davidson 9 1958 Williamsburg, Va. George Washington 1959 Norfolk, Va. George Washington George Washington 8 1960 Washington, D.C. George Washington North Carolina 3 1961 Charleston, S.C. The Citadel Appalachian State, College of Charleston, Elon & Samford 2 1962 Virginia Beach, Va. George Washington The Citadel, Duke, Georgia Southern and UNCG* 1 1963 Washington, D.C. George Washington 1964 Davidson, N.C. George Washington * later vacated 1965 Davidson, N.C. Davidson 1966 Richmond, Va. Davidson REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS 1967 Greenville, S.C. Davidson Year Team 1968 Lexington, Va. Davidson 1992 ETSU 1969 Charleston, S.C. Furman 1993 Furman 1994 Georgia Southern 1970 Davidson, N.C. Davidson 1995 ETSU 1971 Williamsburg, Va. Davidson 1996 Appalachian State 1972 Williamsburg, Va. Furman ETSU 1973 Greenville, S.C. Davidson 1997 Davidson 1974 Boone, N.C. Appalachian State 1998 Furman 1975 Charleston, S.C. Appalachian State 1999 ETSU 1976 Richmond, Va. Furman 2000 ETSU 1977 Davidson, N.C. Furman 2001 Furman UNCG 1978 Greenville, S.C. Chattanooga 2002 Furman 1979 Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga 2003 College of Charleston 1980 Lexington, Va. Chattanooga ETSU 1981 Boone, N.C. Chattanooga 2004 ETSU 1982 Charleston, S.C. Chattanooga 2005 ETSU 1983 Davidson, N.C. Chattanooga 2006 Furman/Elon 1984 Johnson City, Tenn. Chattanooga 2007 Elon 1985 Greenville, S.C. Chattanooga 2008 Furman 2009 Furman 1986 Chattanooga, Tenn. Furman 2010 College of Charleston 1987 Lexington, Va. Furman 2011 College of Charleston 1988 Cullowhee, N.C. Chattanooga Elon 1989 Asheville, N.C. Chattanooga 2012 College of Charleston 1990 Asheville, N.C. Furman Samford* 1991 Asheville, N.C. Furman 2013 Elon 1992 Asheville, N.C. ETSU 2014 Elon 1993 Davidson, N.C. Furman 2015 ETSU* 2016 ETSU* 1994 Davidson, N.C. Georgia Southern 2017 ETSU* 1995 Davidson, N.C. ETSU 2018 ETSU* 1996 Greenville, S.C. ETSU 2019 ETSU 1997 Davidson, N.C. Furman 1998 Greenville, S.C. Chattanooga * later vacated 1999 Spartanburg, S.C. ETSU 2000 Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga 2001 Charleston, S.C. Furman -2- Southern Conference Men’s Tennis Record Book SOUTHERN CONFERENCE HONORS Coach of the Year 1978 Bob Light, Appalachian State Freshman of the Year 1979 Bill Tym, Chattanooga 1992 Billy Williams, Furman 1980 Tommy Bartlett, Chattanooga 1993 John Buckley, Georgia Southern 1981 Tommy Bartlett, Chattanooga 1994 Gwinyai Tongoona, Chattanooga 1982 Tommy Bartlett, Chattanooga 1995 Sam Schroerlucke, Furman 1983 Jeff Frank, Davidson 1996 Cy Scammell, The Citadel 1984 Paul Scarpa, Furman 1997 Genius Chidzikwe, Chattanooga 1985 Tommy Bartlett, Chattanooga 1998 Matt Lucas, Appalachian State 1986 Paul Scarpa, Furman 1999 Sagi Zakin, College of Charleston 1987 Col. Don Bunch, The Citadel 2000 Jason Ontog, Chattanooga 1988 Tommy Bartlett, Chattanooga 2001 Eric Ward, Furman 1989 Tommy Bartlett, Chattanooga 2002 Mark Finnegan, Georgia Southern 1990 Dave Mullins, ETSU 2003 Vincent Patry, Georgia Southern 1991 David Johnson, Western Carolina 2004 Oscar Posada, ETSU 1992 Ken Alrutz, VMI 2005 Danny Dossetor, The Citadel 1993 Jeff Frank, Davidson 2006 Damon Gooch, Elon 1994 Joe Blankenbaker, Georgia Southern 2007 George Kernodle, Wofford 1995 Dave Mullins, ETSU 2008 Oscar Podlewski, Elon 1996 Dave Mullins, ETSU 2009 Orcun Seyrek, UNCG 1997 Jeff Franks, Davidson 2010 Roberto Vieira, Chattanooga 1998 Paul Scarpa, Furman 2011 Cameron Silverman, Elon 1999 Cave Mullins, ETSU 2012 Stefan Fortmann, Elon 2000 Mike Groshon, The Citadel 2013 Rayane Djouad, Georgia Southern Paul Scarpa, Furman 2014 Adam Steryous, Furman 2001 Jeff Trivette, UNCG 2015 Sam Philp, Mercer 2002 Paul Scarpa, Furman 2016 Wenceslao Albin, ETSU 2003 Phil Whitesell, College of Charleston 2017 Olivier Stuart, Mercer 2004 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU 2018 Ivan Mitric, Furman 2005 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU 2019 Kerim Hyatt, Chattanooga 2006 Michael Leonard, Elon 2007 Michael Leonard, Elon 2008 Paul Scarpa, Furman Buddy Hartsell Sportsmanship Award 2009 Paul Scarpa, Furman 1985 Jim Thompson, Davidson 2010 Jay Bruner, College of Charleston 1986 Bill Young, Davidson 2011 Michael Leonard, Elon 1987 Shannon Dunkin, East Tennessee Sttae 2012 Jay Bruner, College of Charleston 1988 Jim Thompson, Davidson 2013 Michael Leonard, Elon 1989 Mark Lupton-Smith, ETSU 2014 Michael Leonard, Elon 1990 Todd Elias, The Citadel 2015 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU 1991 Robert Webster, The Citadel 2016 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU 1992 Erik Marechal, VMI 2017 Ricky Rojas, ETSU 1993 Marek Zejda, ETSU 2018 Eric Hayes, Mercer 1994 Bill Plautz, Appalachian State 2019 Chuck Merzbacher, Chattanooga 1995 Sam Schroerlucke, Furman 1996 Sam Schoerlucke, Furman 1997 Juan DeAngulo, ETSU Player of the Year 1998 Jon Pastel, Davidson 1984 Scott Zaccaria, Chattanooga 1999 Jae Kwon, VMI 1985 Orlando Lourenco, Chattanooga 2000 Jordan Goetzman, Chattanooga 1986 Ned Casweel, Furman 2001 Eduardo Almada, The Citadel 1990 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU 2002 Jason Ontog, Chattanooga 1991 Ashley Gaines, Furman 2003 Jason Onton, Chattanooga 1992 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU 2004 John Williams, The Citadel 1993 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU 2005 Pramote Malasitt, Elon 1994 Russell Briggs, Davidson 2006 Ben Pauluhn, Furman 1995 Antonio Robles, ETSU 2007 Dimitar Dimitrov, Appalachian State 1996 Jon Pastel, Davidson 2008 Bo Ladyman, Furman 1997 Jon Pastel, Davidson 2009 Bo Laydman, Furman 1998 Sam Schroerlucke, Furman 2010 Philip Nemec, Elon 1999 Alex Lehnhoff, UNCG 2011 Alberto Rojas, Elon 2000 Gustavo Gomez, ETSU 2012 Alain Humblet, Appalachian State 2001 Jason Ontog, Chattanooga 2013 Joe Schafer, Davidson 2002 John Chesworth, Furman 2014 Walker Heffron, Wofford 2003 James Cameron, Furman 2015 Luke Saunders, Chattanooga 2004 Or Dekel, College of Charleston 2016 Luke Saunders, Chattanooga 2005 Oscar Posada, ETSU 2017 Parks Schoen, Wofford 2006 Or Dekel, College of Charleston 2018 Niklas Gerdes, Chattanooga 2007 Or Dekel, College of Charleston 2019 Niklas Gerdes, Chattanooga 2008 Andy Juc, Furman 2009 Orcun Seyrek, UNCG 2010 Lukas Koncilia, College of Charleston 2011 Juan Melian Puigventos, Georgia Southern 2012 Orcun Seyrek, UNCG 2013 Cameron Silverman, Elon 2014 Cameron Silverman, Elon 2015 David Biosca, ETSU 2016 David Biosca, ETSU 2017 Connor Thompson, UNCG 2018 Connor Thompson, UNCG 2019 Olivier Stuart, Mercer www.SoConSports.com -3- ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 1990 1996 2001 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU Singles Singles Colin Delaney, FUR Jon Pastel, DAV Henrico DuPlessis, CofC Morgan Buffington, FUR Juan DeAngulo, ETSU Jason Ontog, UTC Ashley Gaines, FUR Sam Schroerlucke, FUR Gustavo Gomez, ETSU Steve McQuillen, FUR Dean Houlzet, ETSU Juan Yannuzzi, ETSU Clint Van Valkenburgh, FUR Greg May, APP James Cameron, FUR Robert Webster, CIT Damien Ciaccia, ETSU Ryan O’Keefe, GSU Todd Elias, CIT Doubles Tony Mule, UNCG Scott Line, FUR Pedro Lopes/Manuel Zapata, APP Doubles Brad Rhodes, FUR Juan DeAngulo/Dean Houlzet, ETSU Craig Rice/Dan Holman, APP Clinton Glascock, FUR Sam Schroerlucke/Adam Abney, FUR Jason Ontog/Jese Koti, UTC James Cameron/John Chesworth, FUR 1991 1997 Yaser Zaatini, ETSU Singles 2002 Ashley Gaines, FUR Jon Pastel, DAV First Team Morgan Buffington, FUR Sam Schroerlucke, FUR Singles Chris Henderson, FUR Juan DeAngulo, ETSU Sagi Zakin, CofC Clint Van Valkenburgh, FUR Genius Chidzikwe, UTC Jason Ontog, UTC Bryant Collins, ETSU Pedro Lopes, APP Matt Stubbs, CIT Pepe Garcia, ETSU Craig Hawkins, UTC Marcos Pavlovich, ETSU Clinton Glasscock, FUR Doubles Jason Chesworth, FUR Scott Line, FUR Juan DeAngulo/Dean Houlzet, ETSU James Cameron, FUR Sam Schroerlucke/Adam Abney, FUR Doubles 1992 Jon Patel/Scott Briggs, DAV Jason Ontog/Tim Kutschera, UTC Yaser Zaatini, ETSU Roberto Fernandez/Marcos Pavlovich, ETSU Ashley Gaines, FUR 1998 James Cameron/John Chesworth, FUR Craig Lupton-Smith, ETSU Singles Second Team Rolando Apablaza, UTC Sam Schroerlucke, FUR Singles Luis Gonzalez, ETSU Genius Chidzikwe, UTC #1 - Tony Mule, UNCG Clint Van Valkenburgh, FUR Adam Abney, FUR #2
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    Neale Fraser (AUS) Gentlemen's Doubles Code->Event From To Participations Matches Won/Lost Walkovers W/L Total 1954 1977 15 63 50 / 13 0 / 0 MD->Gentlemen's Doubles 1954 1977 15 63 50 / 13 0 / 0 Year Opponent's Name Seed Rnd Result Score 1954 Neale Fraser (AUS) partnered with Gene Garrett (USA) MD Hector Etchart (ARG) and Eduardo Soriano (ARG) 1 W 6/2 6/3 3/6 8/6 MD John Barry (NZL) and Hal Burrows (USA) 2 L 5/7 6/4 6/3 8/10 5/7 1955 Neale Fraser (AUS) partnered with Ken Rosewall (AUS) seeded 3 MD Tony Clayton (GBR) and Peter Moys (GBR) 1 W 6/2 6/1 6/1 MD Jaroslav Drobny (EGY) and Ricky Morea (ARG) 2 W 4/6 8/6 6/2 6/3 MD Trevor Fancutt (RSA) and Owen Williams (RSA) 3 W 6/2 6/2 6/1 MD Herbie Flam (USA) and Adrian Quist (AUS) Q W 6/4 4/6 8/6 6/2 MD Vic Seixas (USA) and Tony Trabert (USA) 1 S W 6/2 1/6 6/1 4/6 6/3 MD Rex Hartwig (AUS) and Lew Hoad (AUS) 2 F L 5/7 4/6 3/6 1956 Neale Fraser (AUS) partnered with Ashley Cooper (AUS) MD Bruce Francis (AUS) and Arthur Marshall (AUS) 1 W 6/3 6/3 6/4 MD Freddie Huber (AUT) and Tony Vincent (USA) 2 W 6/3 6/2 6/4 MD Keith Collar (GBR) and Humphrey Truman (GBR) 3 W 6/4 7/5 9/7 MD Luis Ayala (CHI) and Sven Davidson (SWE) 4 Q W 6/2 3/6 6/3 6/2 MD Nicola Pietrangeli (ITA) and Orlando Sirola (ITA) S L 4/6 4/6 6/8 1957 Neale Fraser (AUS) partnered with Lew Hoad (AUS) seeded 1 MD Ilija Panajotovic (YUG) and Ivan Plecevic (YUG) 1 W 6/2 6/2 6/2 MD Freddie Huber (AUT) and Franz Saiko (AUT) 2 W 6/0 6/1 7/5 MD Billy Knight (GBR) and Tony Pickard (GBR) 3 W 8/6 6/4 6/3 MD Mike Franks (USA) and Mike Green (USA)