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2013-14 Texas Tennis Fact Book TEXAS TENNIS 2013-14 Texas Tennis Fact Book QUICK FACTS 2013-14 Roster _________________________________________________________________ 2 2013-14 Schedule _______________________________________________________________ 3 Location __________________________ Austin, Texas Penick-Allison Tennis Center _______________________________________________________ 4 Enrollment _____________________________ 52,076 Media Information ______________________________________________________________ 5 President ______________ Wiliam C. Powers, Jr. Women’s Tennis Notebook ________________________________________________________ 6 Founded ________________________________ 1883 Meet the Longhorns: Nickname ___________________________ Longhorns Addison, Breaunna ____________________________________________________________ 7 Mascot ______________________________ Bevo XIV Begley, Elizabeth ______________________________________________________________ 8 Colors ______________________ Burnt orange & white Gajic, Juliana ________________________________________________________________ 9 Affiliation ______________________ NCAA Division I Groenvynck, Lana ____________________________________________________________ 10 NCAA Faculty Rep. _________________ Jim Vick, PhD. Padegimaite, Lina ____________________________________________________________ 11 Conference _____________________________ Big 12 Rabinovich, Annat ___________________________________________________________ 12 TENNIS COACHES & STAFF Meet the Newcomers: Batra, Ratnika _______________________________________________________________ 13 HEAD COACH PATTY FENDICK-MCCAIN Horn, Pippa ________________________________________________________________ 13 (Stanford ’87) Koprcina, Neda ______________________________________________________________ 14 Record at Texas: 145-70 (.674)/8 years Career Record: 268-136 (.663)/16 years Meet the Coaches: ASST. COACH DARIJA KLAIC Head Coach Patty Fendick-McCain________________________________________________ 15-16 (Washington ’03) Assistant Coach Darija Klaic ______________________________________________________ 17 Ninth season at Texas Support Staff __________________________________________________________________ 17 Administrative Assistant ___________Pam Smith 2013 in Review ________________________________________________________________ 18 Tennis Office _________________(512) 471-7568 2013 Results __________________________________________________________________ 19 Tennis Fax __________________(512) 232-4352 2013 Individual Records _________________________________________________________ 20 Athletic Trainer ________________ Gabe Perlaza ITA All-Americans _____________________________________________________________ 21 Strength & Conditioning Coach _____ Anna Craig Longhorns in the Pros ___________________________________________________________ 22 Student Manager ___________ Allison Pomerance NCAA Championships History ___________________________________________________ 23-27 T-Association/Letterwinners ______________________________________________________ 28 TENNIS HISTORY Team MVPs __________________________________________________________________ 28 Conference Records ___________________________________________________________ 29-30 First Year of Tennis ___________________ 1976 All-Time Series & Coaching Records ________________________________________________ 31 All-Time Overall Record ________ 704-251 (.737) NCAA Tournament Appearances ___________ 30 Team/Individual Records _________________________________________________________ 32 Conference Tournament Championships _____ 18 Year-by-Year Results __________________________________________________________ 33-37 2013-14 PREVIEW 2012-13 Record ______________________18-11 2012-13 Big 12 Record (Finish) _____ 7-2 (T-2nd) Final National Ranking __________________ 17 Preseason National Ranking _______________ 17 Starters Returning/Lost __________________4/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost _____________6/2 Newcomers ____________________________ 3 FACILITY INFORMATION Home Stadium ____ Penick-Allison Tennis Center Capacity ___________________________ 1,800 Record at Penick-Allison _________ 267-43 (.861) MEDIA INFORMATION Asst. AD/Media Relations ______Scott McConnell Asst. Media Relations Director/ Tennis Contact _____________ Travis Feldhaus Office Phone _______________(512) 232-9460 Fax ______________________(512) 471-6040 Mobile Phone _______________(512) 848-8192 E-mail: _______________ [email protected] UT Athletics Web site ____ www.TexasSports.com Media Relations Addresses Mailing: P.O. Box 7399, Austin, TX 78713 Overnight: 403 E. 23rd St., Austin, TX 78712 327, Austin, TX 78712 1 2013-14 TEXAS TENNIS • FACT BOOK TEXAS TENNIS 2013-14 Longhorns BY NAME Name Yr.-Exp. Ht. Hometown (High School) Breaunna Addison So.-1L 5-5 Boca Raton, Fla. (home schooled) Ratnika Batra Fr.-HS 5-4 New Delhi, India (Bal Bharti Public School) Elizabeth Begley Sr.-3L 5-5 Houston, Texas (Hilton Head Island Prep [S.C.]) Juliana Gajic Sr.-3L 5-8 Houston, Texas (Bridgeway Academy) Lana Groenvynck So.-1L 5-6 Schilde, Belgium (Sint-Jan Berchmans College Diest) Pippa Horn Fr.-HS 5-7 Norwich, Norfolk, England Neda Koprcina Fr.-HS 5-11 Split, Croatia Lina Padegimaite Jr.-2L 5-11 Kaunas, Lithuania (VDU Rasos) Annat Rabinovich Jr.-2L 5-6 Houston, Texas (Katy Taylor) Head Coach: Patty Fendick-McCain (9th season at Texas; 17th season as a head coach) Assistant Coach: Darija Klaic (9th season at Texas) BY CLASS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Senior (2) _______________________________ Begley, Gajic Breaunna Addison ________________________ bree-ON-nah Juniors (2) _____________________ Padegimaite, Rabinovich Ratnika Batra ___________________ RAHT-nick-ah BAHT-rah Sophomores (2) ___________________ Addison, Groenvynck Juliana Gajic____________________ JOOL-ee-on-ah GUY-itch Freshman (3) _____________________ Batra, Horn, Koprcina Lana Groenvynck ________________ LAH-nah GROWN-veenk BY STATE/COUNTRY Darija Klaic _________________________ DAR-ee-uh KLICH Neda Koprcina ________________ NED-ah koh-per-CHEE-nah Florida (1) _________________________________ Addison Lina Padegimaite _____________ LEE-nah pah-day-gee-MY-tay Texas (3) ______________________Begley, Gajic, Rabinovich Annat Rabinovich ______________ann-NAT rah-BIN-no-vitch Belgium (1) ______________________________Groenvynck Croatia (1) _________________________________Koprcina England (1) ___________________________________Horn India (1) ______________________________________Batra Lithuania (1) ____________________________ Padegimaite 2013-14 TEXAS TENNIS • FACT BOOK 2 TEXAS TENNIS 2014 Texas Tennis Schedule JANUARY Date_____________ Day ________________ Opponent _____________________________ Site _____________________________Time Jan. 17-19 _________ Fri.-Sun. _____________ at Miami Invitational ______________________ Miami, Fla. _____________________ All Day ITA Kick-Off Weekend Jan. 25 ___________ Sat. _________________ AUBURN ______________________________ Austin, Texas __________________ 10 a.m. Jan. 26 ___________ Sun. ________________ RICE OR FLORIDA STATE _______________ Austin, Texas _____________________ TBA Jan. 31 ___________ Fri. _________________ STANFORD ___________________________ Austin, Texas ________________ 2:30 p.m. FEBRUARY ITA National Team Indoor Championship Feb. 7 ____________ Fri. _________________ TBA __________________________________ Charlottesville, Va. _________________ TBA Feb. 8 ____________ Sat. _________________ TBA __________________________________ Charlottesville, Va. _________________ TBA Feb. 9 ____________ Sun. ________________ TBA __________________________________ Charlottesville, Va. _________________ TBA Feb. 15 ___________ Sat. _________________ NORTHWESTERN _______________________ Austin, Texas _____________________Noon Feb. 16 ___________ Sun. ________________ VANDERBILT __________________________ Austin, Texas _____________________Noon Feb. 28 ___________ Fri. _________________ HOUSTON _____________________________ Austin, Texas __________________2:30 p.m. MARCH Mar. 2 ___________ Sun. ________________ USC __________________________________ Austin, Texas ___________________ Noon Mar. 8 ___________ Sat. _________________ MICHIGAN ____________________________ Austin, Texas _____________________Noon Mar. 9 ___________ Sun. ________________ YALE _________________________________ Austin, Texas _____________________Noon Mar. 14 ___________ Fri. _________________ at TCU* ________________________________ Fort Worth, Texas _________________ 2 p.m. Mar. 16 ___________ Sun. ________________ at Texas Tech* ___________________________ Lubbock, Texas ____________________ Noon Mar. 21 __________ Fri. _________________ IOWA STATE* __________________________ Austin, Texas ____________________ 6 p.m. Mar. 23 __________ Sun. ________________ WEST VIRGINIA* _______________________ Austin, Texas ___________________ 11 a.m. APRIL Apr. 5 ____________ Sat. _________________ at Kansas State* __________________________ Manhattan, Kan. __________________11 a.m. Apr. 6 ____________ Sun. ________________ at Kansas* ______________________________ Lawrence, Kan._____________________ Noon Apr. 11 __________ Fri. _________________ OKLAHOMA* (LHN) ___________________ Austin, Texas ___________________6 p.m. Apr. 13 ___________ Sun. ________________ OKLAHOMA STATE* (LHN) _______________ Austin, Texas ____________________ 1 p.m. Apr. 18 ___________ Fri. _________________ BAYLOR* (LHN) ________________________ Austin, Texas ____________________ 5 p.m. Apr. 24-27 _________ Thur.-Sun.
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