SJU Tennis Complex at Maguire Campus

2009-10 WOMEN’S TENNIS

2009-10 Season Preview ...... 2 QUICK FACTS Head Coach Ian Crookenden...... 3 The University Head Coach Emeritus Al Laveson ...... 4 Location...... Philadelphia, PA 19131 Assistant Coach Georgy Chukhleb ...... 4 Founded...... 1851 Assistant Coach Phil Bayliss...... 4 Enrollment ...... 4,550 SJU Tennis Complex at Maguire Campus...... 5 Denomination ...... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Hawk Profiles ...... 6-11 Nickname ...... Hawks 2008-09 Year In Review...... 10 Colors ...... Crimson and Gray 2008-09 Statistics...... 11 Athletic Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Record Book ...... 12 Home Courts ...... SJU Tennis Complex at Maguire Campus All-Time Wins Leaders ...... 13 The Team All-Time Results ...... 14-17 Head Coach ...... Ian Crookenden (UCLA ‘67) All-Time Roster...... 18 Women’s Tennis Office...... 610-660-3368 The Hawk ...... 19 Career Record/Years ...... 167-197/11 years Saint Joseph’s University ...... 19-20 Record at Saint Joseph’s/Years ...... 7-17/ 1 year WWW.SJUHAWKS.COM Head Coach Emeritus...... Al Laveson (Temple ‘53) Assistant Coaches ...... Georgy Chukhleb, Phil Bayliss CREDITS Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 7/4 The 2009-10 Saint Joseph’s University Women’s Tennis Media Guide was Starters Returning/Lost...... 4/2 designed, written and edited by Jack Jumper. Editorial assistance by Marie Wozniak, Joe Greenwich and Kristin Santos. Photography provided by 2008-09 Overall Record ...... 7-17 Greg Carroccio of Sideline Photos, LLC and the Atlantic 10. 2008-09 Atlantic 10 Finish ...... Tied-11th

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 1 SEASON PREVIEW

The future of Saint Joseph’s tennis continues to look bright as the new home court at the SJU Tennis Complex at the Maguire Campus. The Hawks enter the 2009-10 season. Bolstered by the addition of five highly- newly-added Tennis Complex adds six new courts, as well as new offices talented newcomers to a veteran squad, Saint Joseph’s is poised to take and locker rooms for the team. Under Crookenden, Saint Joseph’s has the next step under second-year head coach Ian Crookenden. mapped out a plan to extend the program’s reach on campus, regionally The Hawks return four starters from last year, headed by senior and nationally, starting with the Hawks’ new home. Jhennifer Kedzierski. In her three seasons at Saint Joseph’s, she has “We’ve had some very good teams in the past, but now the facilities proven to be one of the top players in program history, collecting 35 sin- help blend the talent together with a common sense of unity and pride in gles victories and 28 wins in doubles matches. Setting a single-season the program that we want to capitalize on,” Crookenden said. “That pride record for wins with 16 as a freshman, Kedzierski enters her final year on will give us home-court advantage and will make it difficult for any oppo- Hawk Hill 13 victories shy of SJU’s all-time wins mark. nent who comes onto our courts.” Playing at No. 1 singles last season, Kedzierski went 12-9 in dual Crookenden has also focused on shifting the team’s schedule to a matches, tying for the team lead in victories. Teaming with then-freshman more competitive year-round slate. Laura Matz, the duo posted a team-best 12-8 record, with 11 wins coming “We are now able, because of the new facilities, to maximize the at the top doubles flight. opportunities for match play, so we have an expanded schedule. That Moving up to the second singles flight in 2008-09, junior Maggie means that the players have more opportunity to be match fit as we get Mullaney posted a 10-7 mark in dual matches, finishing with the second- into the heart of the season. We expect that the results of this will show most wins in a year at No. 2 singles. In just two seasons, Mullaney has up in our conference performances; and they will be in a comfort zone of proven to be one of the most consistent Hawks and will look to improve match play that we haven’t had the opportunity to be in before.” upon her 20 singles wins and 16 doubles victories. With the focus of becoming more competitive in the region, Making immediate impacts in their first seasons on Hawk Hill were Crookenden has also added the ITA Atlantic Regionals to the Fall schedule. rookies Matz and Sally Kalani Stainier. A versatile player, Matz shifted The invitational, set up for individual competition only, will allow several between four flights last year, finishing with a 10-13 record. Playing prima- Hawks to face some of the top players in the area. rily at the No. 3 flight, she collected half her victories there and went 3-2 “We’ve got the talent, and now we have to show where our problems at second flight. have to be in the region, as we move towards having individual represen- Joining the team midseason, Stainier had moderate success in just a tation, also the NCAA selections—that’s our first goal,” Crookenden said. half year. With mostly international competition to her credit, the native “As we mature as a squad, in two or three years, our goal is to move up in of Barcelona, Spain, went 4-4 for the Hawks, posting a pair of wins at the the region, and the ITA gives our players an opportunity to compare and third and fourth singles flights. get results against the best in the country.” “The returning experience of Jhen, Maggie, Laura and Sally is a reli- Finishing higher than they were seeded at last year’s Atlantic 10 able factor,” said Crookenden. “Their experience and their consistency can Championship, the Hawks are looking to make another jump towards the be counted on provided they are healthy.” top of the conference at this year’s tournament. Juniors Alexis Arons and Erin Malafronte and sophomore Melissa “I would like to see us move up into at least the eighth spot—the bot- Glick will compete for opening spots in the Hawks’ lineup, while providing tom of the top half of the conference. The way it is set up, it all depends depth and experience. Malafronte appeared in four singles matches, with on where you get seeded as to whether you a play a really strong seed in Arons seeing action in doubles competition. As a rookie, Glick earned a the first round or whether you get a match that is winnable. Even though pair of singles victories, while playing between the fourth and sixth singles you play other matches it is not a two-loss event, it is a single-loss event as flights. you go back into other segments of the draw if you lose the opening con- Adding to the upperclassmen is an athletic group of newcomers in test,” said Crookenden. Crookenden’s first recruiting class. Freshmen Casey Robinson, Nicole To help Saint Joseph’s prepare for the A-10 Championship, the Hawks Esposito and Jenna Procyk and sophomores Kate Dowd and Tara Walsh have added several conference opponents to its regular-season schedule. should make an immediate impact for Saint Joseph’s. “We have added Richmond, Charlotte and George Washington to our Rated as the top prospect in Pennsylvania and 142nd in the nation schedule to help get an indication of how we stand against these teams, according to TennisRecruiting.net, Robinson helped Harriton Senior High and I feel that will prepare us better, and our goal is to say that we have School to its fifth-straight PIAA State Class AA title in 2008. She placed sec- jumped up at least three or four spots in the conference standings as ond individually in the PIAA AA Girls' Singles Tennis Championship and opposed to last year after facing these squads.” compiled a 60-47 singles record in both high school and tournament play. Having created a new identity with talented newcomers and a new A First Team All-A-South and First Team All-County selection all four facility to play this season, Saint Joseph’s expectations will continue to years at Brick Memorial High School, Esposito set the program record with climb towards new heights. 75 victories, while Procyk placed third the past two years in her conference tournament after leading Emmaus High School to both the league and district titles as a freshman. A four-year letterwinner, Dowd went undefeated at No. 2 singles as a senior at Sparta High School, while Walsh was a four-time county champion at North Hunterdon High School. The combination of youth and proven talent will give Crookenden the advantage of adjusting his lineup to fit the situation. “The beauty of having a deep team is not to have such a defined talent that it’s a given at who plays at each specific position. But to have the depth that we have on the squad this year gives us flexibility to be able to play appropriately to position and the day, so that we are not feeling like we have no choices,” he said. Along with infusion of new talent to SJU’s lineup, arguably the Hawks’ biggest addition occurred during the summer as they transitioned to their Senior Jhennifer Kedzierski

2 Saint Joseph’s University HEAD COACH Ian Crookenden Head Coach / Director of Tennis UCLA ‘67 - 2nd Season A two-time national collegiate champion, a highly-successful professional player and a talented coach, Ian Crookenden enters his second year as the director and head coach of the women's and men's tennis programs at Saint Joseph’s. Coming to Hawk Hill in August of 2008, Crookenden has quickly transformed the Saint Joseph’s tennis programs into one of the up-and-coming clubs in the region. Crookenden has switched the focus of SJU’s schedule to a year- round format, adding several invitationals and the ITA Regionals to the slate. In addition to the scheduling upgrade, he also helped spearhead the newly constructed SJU Tennis Complex at the Maguire Campus In his first season at Saint Joseph’s, Crookenden helped the Hawks surpass expectations, finishing tied for 11th at the Atlantic 10 Championship. Despite not having a full roster for most of the season due to injury, he guided four Hawks to double-digit victories. Jhennifer Kedzierski and Krysta Contino’s 12 wins apiece tied for the seventh most in a single-season at SJU, while Maggie Mullaney’s 10 wins at No. 2 singles was the second most in a year CROOKENDEN’S RÉSUMÉ in that flight. Crookenden began his collegiate coaching career in Head Coach 1984 and served as head men's tennis coach and indoor Wake Forest (Men’s Team) 1984-96 tennis club director at Wake Forest University for 12 Saint Joseph’s 2008-Present seasons. Playing in the competitive Atlantic Coast Conference, Crookenden posted a 160-180 record and Director of Tennis helped nine players earn All-ACC honors from 1984 to Philadelphia Cricket Club 1997-2008 1996. In just his third season, Crookenden coached Christian Dallwitz and Marco Lucioni to No. 4 and No. 6 CROOKENDEN’S RECORD ACC Singles Flight titles – just the fifth and sixth Demon YEAR-BY-YEAR Deacon players to have done so at that point. Year WL In 1988, Crookenden earned another first in Wake 1984-85 17 14 Forest program history as he coached the doubles pair of Dallwitz and Mark Greenan to All-American honors. After 1985-86 18 15 guiding the pair to the ACC No. 1 Doubles Flight title, Crookenden lent his experience to the duo as they surprised 1986-87 12 16 the field and advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Doubles Championships. 1987-88 14 14 Adding to his stellar coaching streak, Crookenden’s ability to recruit on an international level shined in 1990 as 1988-89 11 19 Frenchman Gilles Ameline became the first Demon Deacon to compete in the NCAA Singles Championships and earn 1989-90 8 18 All-American honors. 1990-91 11 18 One of the top players in the illustrious history of UCLA tennis, Crookenden was a standout from 1965 to 1967, 1991-92 15 12 helping the Bruins to the NCAA title in 1965 and second place in 1966 and 1967. 1992-93 12 15 As a rookie, Crookenden made a major impact with his new team, helping UCLA to an 11-0 overall record and the 1993-94 12 14 national championship. Teaming with the legendary Arthur Ashe, the pair claimed the fifth NCAA doubles title in pro- 1994-95 15 15 gram history. 1995-96 15 10 The following season, Crookenden became just the second player in UCLA history to claim two NCAA doubles 2008-09* 15 28 titles. Teaming with Charlie Pasarell, the duo earned the sixth national doubles title for the Bruins. Serving as captain Totals 175 225 in 1967, Crookenden earned his third straight All-American accolade, leading UCLA to a 12-2 mark and a runner-up * - Record for men and women finish at the NCAA Championships. Following his collegiate career, the New Zealand native excelled as a professional player, competing at the sport’s highest levels: Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and the French Open. Crookenden was also selected to New Zealand’s Davis Cup team five times. Stepping away from the collegiate game following the 1996 season, Crookenden took over as director of tennis at the Philadelphia Cricket Club in 1997 and remained there until the summer of 2008. While there, he ran both the boys’ and girls’ International Junior Grass Court Championships. An active member of the United States Tennis Association and the United States Professional Tennis Association, Crookenden was recognized for his collegiate accomplishments in 1997 as he was inducted into the Intercollegiate Tennis Hall of Fame. A contributing author of two guides published by the USPTA, he currently resides in Blue Bell, Pa., with his wife Dianne.

ALL-TIME SJU WOMEN’S TENNIS COACHING RECORDS COACH SEASONS WLPCT. Ellen Ryan 1975-76 12 6 .667 Irma Brogan 1990-92 5 23 .179 Lee Roehm 1992-94 8 26 .235 Al Laveson 1977-1990; 1994-2008 184 200 .479 Ian Crookenden 2008-Present 7 17 .292 TOTALS 1975 to present 216 272 .443

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 3 HEAD COACH EMERITUS

Al Laveson Georgy Chukhleb Head Coach Emeritus Graduate Assistant Temple ‘53 - 44th Season St. Petersburg State University‘06 - 1stSeason Hawk Hall of Famer Al Laveson returns for his 29th An accomplished international player, Georgy season with the women’s tennis program at Saint Chukhleb begins his first season as an assistant coach Joseph’s University, and second as head coach emeritus. with Saint Joseph’s. The 1953 Temple graduate compiled a 495-552 overall A native of St. Petersburg, Russia, Chukhleb earned record in 44 seasons with both SJU tennis teams, setting top-15 rankings nationally in under 14s, 16s, and 18s. He the Saint Joseph’s mark for most wins by any coach in Hawk history. During would go on to earn a top-30 national ranking in Russia, joining current his 27 seasons at the helm of the women’s tennis team, Laveson guided professionals Nikolay Davydenko, Marat Safin, Mikhail Youzhny, Dmitry Saint Joseph’s to a 184-200 record, while coaching the men’s squad to a Tursunov and Igor Andreev. 311-352 record over 44 years. A 2006 graduate of St. Petersburg State University with a degree in In 2006-07, Laveson coached one of his best teams, as the Hawks set a sports psychology, Chukhleb earned five letters, playing at No. 1 singles single-season record for wins, finishing the year 12-10, including a tie for every season. 11th at the Atlantic 10 Championships. Along the way, Stephania After graduating, Chukhleb moved to Ojai, Calif., and began working as Velazquez became only the second Saint Joseph’s player to earn A-10 All- a coaching assistant and hitting partner for top ATP, WTA and ITF players Conference honors, as SJU’s top player earned Second Team accolades. at the Weil Tennis Academy. He also continued to play competitively, rank- With Velazquez leading the way at No. 1 singles, Laveson guided Jhennifer ing in the top-10 of Southern California. Kedzierski to a record-setting season at No. 2 singles. The rookie, In April 2008, Chukhleb began working as the tennis pro at the Merion Kedzierski, became the all-time wins leader at the No. 2 flight and set a sin- Cricket Club. gle-season record for victories with 16. Several other records fell during the season as Krysta Contino became the all-time leader in wins at No. 5 Phil Bayliss singles (10) and Gina DiGiacomo moved into the top-five for all-time wins at No. 4 singles with 11. Graduate Assistant During the 2004-05 campaign, Laveson helped the Hawks to match Saint Joseph’s ‘09 - 1st Season their best Atlantic 10 finish in six years, placing ninth. He guided the Joining the Saint Joseph's tennis coaching staff for women’s tennis program to three 10-win seasons and began his career the 2009-10 season is recent SJU graduate Phil Bayliss. with the women’s team with eight consecutive winning seasons. He will serve as a graduate assistant to head coach Ian Laveson, who was inducted into the Saint Joseph’s Athletics Hall of Crookenden. Fame in 2001, was the first Hawk mentor to reach 400 career wins with a Bayliss is a former team captain for the Hawks, don- men’s tennis victory over Towson in the fall of 2002. He became only the ning the Crimson and Gray from 2005 to 2009. He won 40 singles matches second Hawk coach to reach the 300-win plateau in 1994, joining the leg- in his career, ranking him ninth in program history. endary Bill Ferguson, who guided the Hawk basketball team to 309 victo- As a freshman, his 21 singles victories tied him for the second-highest ries over 25 years. single-season win total in Saint Joseph's history. He also notched 20 dou- Captain of the Temple tennis team as a collegiate player, Laveson has bles wins that year. As an upperclassman, Bayliss played in the top doubles been teaching professionally for the United States Professional Tennis flight and secured 20 career victories against the opposition's top duos. Association for the past 42 years. He is also a past vice president of the Bayliss earned numerous accolades after his senior season as he was organization. named to the Atlantic 10 All-Academic Team and the Philadelphia Laveson retired from his full-time teaching position at Central High Inquirer/PhillySIDA Academic All-Area Team in 2009. In addition, he was School in Philadelphia just before the 1994 season. Prior to his arrival at chosen as the All-Area Academic Performer of the Year by the Philadelphia Central in 1987, he taught for area's sports information directors. 33 years at Penn Treaty Junior During his high school years, Bayliss was a three-time YAIAA doubles High School. Besides coaching and a two-time YAIAA singles champion. He posted a 43-1 record across his at Saint Joseph’s, Laveson sophomore and junior years and led Dallastown Area to the 2004 coached the boys’ tennis team Pennsylvania state title. at Father Judge High School for A native of York, Pa., Bayliss graduated from Saint Joseph's in 2009 with two years in the early 1960s. a degree in management. He won City Championships in badminton and tennis at Central, along with a gymnas- tics title while at Penn Treaty. Laveson also coached girls’ field hockey at Central. Laveson, who resides in Philadelphia, is the father of three sons, Bob, Dave, and Peter. The two eldest sons were both Saint Joseph’s tennis team captains under their father.

4 Saint Joseph’s University SJU TENNIS COMPLEX

Opened in the Fall of 2009, the Saint Joseph’s tennis program moved to the SJU Tennis Complex at the Maguire Campus. The new Tennis Complex adds six new courts as well as new offices and locker rooms for both the women’s and men’s tennis teams. Under head coach Ian Crookenden, Saint Joseph’s has mapped out a plan to extend the program’s reach on campus, regionally and nationally, starting with the Hawks’ new home. The long-time home of the Episcopal Academy, the 38-acre James J. Maguire Campus adds 52 classrooms, eight full laboratories, 113 offices, and 14.5 acres of sports fields to Saint Joseph’s University's current 65-acre foot- print. Prior to moving across campus to the new SJU Tennis Complex, the Hawks played their matches on Finnesey Courts. Adjacent to Finnesey Field, the Finnesey Courts were home to the Hawk women’s and men’s tennis teams since the late 1940s. After briefly disappearing in the late 1990s due to Mandeville Hall’s construction, the Finnesey Courts were refurbished in the summer of 2000 to provide a better playing facility for the athletes. The Saint Joseph’s women’s tennis team has compiled a record of 79-126 on Finnesey Courts since 1983. Saint Joseph’s began competition playing its home matches at the near- by Narberth courts. When courts were first built on campus, they were located where Bellarmine Hall now stands. Due to Bellarmine’s construction in the summer of 1960, however, the Finnesey Courts were torn down and rebuilt in their current location. With the addition of the SJU Tennis Complex, the Hawks now offer 10 courts and year-round state-of-the-art training facilities for student-athletes.

SJU ON FINNESEY COURTS Season ...... W-L Season ...... W-L Season ...... W-L 1983...... 4-3 1992-93...... 2-9 2001-02...... 1-4 1984...... 5-2 1993-94...... 4-9 2002-03...... 3-2 1985...... 3-2 1994-95...... 6-5 2003-04...... 0-6 1986...... 2-4 1995-96...... 3-7 2004-05...... 3-3 1987...... 5-2 1996-97...... 2-8 2005-06...... 0-1 1988...... 4-5 1997-98...... 4-7 2006-07...... 5-5 1989-90...... 5-6 1998-99...... 2-11 2007-08...... 3-3 1990-91...... 2-5 1999-00...... 3-6 2008-09...... 3-8 1991-92...... 1-6 2000-01...... 4-2 Total...... 82-134 DIRECTIONS TO SJU TENNIS COMPLEX AT THE MAGUIRE CAMPUS

From the North: N.J. Turnpike to Exit 6 (Pa. Turnpike connector). Follow Pa. Turnpike to Exit 20 (Rt. 476). Follow 476 South to Rt. 76 East, towards Philadelphia. Follow Rt. 76 East to Exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Turn right on Old Lancaster Rd./54th Street and turn left onto North Latches Lane (fourth street). Continue down the road (past The Barnes Foundation) and turn into the next entrance on the left for Saint Joseph's University. Courts will be on your right hand side.

From the East: Take either the Ben Franklin Bridge (via Rt. 676) or the Walt Whitman Bridge: Follow Rt. 76 West to Exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Turn right on Old Lancaster Rd./54th Street and turn left onto North Latches Lane (fourth street). Continue down the road (past The Barnes Foundation) and turn into the next entrance on the left for Saint Joseph's University. Courts will be on your right hand side.

From the South: I-95 North to 476 North. Follow 476 North to Exit 5 (Rt. 1). Follow Rt. 1 North to SJU, approximately 10 miles. Turn left on Old Lancaster Rd./54th Street and turn left onto North Latches Lane (fourth street). Continue down the road (past The Barnes Foundation) and turn into the next entrance on the left for Saint Joseph's University. Courts will be on your right hand side.

From the West: Pa. Turnpike to Exit 326 (Valley Forge). Follow Rt. 76 East, towards Philadelphia, to Exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Turn right on Old Lancaster Rd./54th Street and turn left onto North Latches Lane (fourth street). Continue down the road (past The Barnes Foundation) and turn into the next entrance on the left for Saint Joseph's University. Courts will be on your right hand side.

From the Airport: I-95 North to Rt. 76 West. Follow Rt. 76 West to Exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Turn right on Old Lancaster Rd./54th Street and turn left onto North Latches Lane (fourth street). Continue down the road (past The Barnes Foundation) and turn into the next entrance on the left for Saint Joseph's University. Courts will be on your right hand side.

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 5 2009-10 ROSTER

Name Yr. Ht. Birthdate Hometown High School * Alexis Arons Jr. 5-8 8/30/89 Highland Park, Ill. Highland Park Kate Dowd So. 5-6 8/1/90 Sparta, N.J. Sparta Nicole Esposito Fr. 5-3 5/23/91 Brick, N.J. Brick Memorial * Melissa Glick So. 5-7 1/26/90 Toms River, N.J. Toms River North *** Jhennifer Kedzierski Sr. 5-9 9/1/88 St. Louis, Mo. St. Joseph’s Academy * Erin Malafronte Jr. 5-8 10/14/89 Middletown, Conn. Mercy * Laura Matz So. 5-4 8/19/89 Narberth, Pa. Merion Mercy Academy ** Maggie Mullaney Jr. 5-7 11/21/88 Newtown Square, Pa. Academy of Notre Dame de Namur Jenna Procyk Fr. 5-3 3/16/91 Macungie, Pa. Emmaus Casey Robinson Fr. 5-8 6/13/91 Radnor, Pa. Harriton * Sally Kalani Stainier So. 5-7 10/19/89 Barcelona, Spain CNED Tara Walsh So. 5-8 9/9/90 Hampton, N.J. North Hunterdon

Head Coach: Ian Crookenden (UCLA ‘67) - 2nd year PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Head Coach Emeritus: Al Laveson (Temple ‘53) - 44th year Jhennifer KEDZIERSKI: ked-ZUR-ski Assistant Coaches: Georgy Chukhleb (St. Petersburg State University ‘06) - 1st year; Sally Kalani STAINIER: stahn-YAY Phil Bayliss (Saint Joseph’s ‘09) - 1st year * - Denotes letter won prior to the 2009-10 season

HAWK PROFILES

Alexis Arons Nicole Esposito Junior • 5-8 Freshman • 5-3 Highland Park, Ill. • Highland Park Brick, N.J. • Brick Memorial Also a member of the Saint Joseph’s women’s High School/Personal: Named to the First Team lacrosse team...2008-09: Competed in one doubles All-A-South and First Team All-County four straight match, teaming with Courtney Scardellette at the years...A three-time All-Shore honoree...Qualified Towson 4+1 Invitational...Joined the team prior to for the New Jersey State Tournament as a fresh- the season...Member of the SJU Athletic Director’s Honor man, junior and senior...As a senior, earned team MVP after setting Roll...High School/Personal: Ninth-best goal scorer in Illinois the Brick Memorial High School single-season record for lacrosse history...Four-year Illinois High School All-Academic hon- wins...Capped her high school career with a program-best 75 victo- oree...All-Conference three years...Twice selected to represent ries...Ranked 19th in the March USTA Middle States New Jersey Highland Park High School in Central Suburban League Leadership rankings...Also lettered in track and field...Born May 23, 1991 in Conference...Also lettered in cross country and boys’ ice hock- France...Majoring in biology. ey...Born August 30, 1989...Food marketing major. Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Total 08-09 ------0-1

Kate Dowd Sophomore • 5-6 Sparta, N.J. • Sparta High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner... Went undefeated at No. 2 singles as a senior... Posted an undefeated record in doubles at Sparta High School, playing at No. 2 doubles as a freshman and sophomore and No. 1 doubles as a junior...Co-President of the SJU Environmental Club...Born August 1, 1990...Majoring in English.

Freshman Nicole Esposito set the Brick Memorial High School single-season record for victories in 2008-09.

6 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Melissa Glick Jhennifer Kedzierski Sophomore • 5-7 Senior • 5-9 Toms River, N.J. • Toms River North St. Louis, Mo. • St. Joseph’s Academy 2008-09: Posted a 2-9 singles mark, playing prima- Fourth all-time in career singles victories (35)... rily between No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6 flights... Fourth-best career winning percentage (.636)...All- Recorded first collegiate win versus Mount St. time leader in No. 2 singles wins (22)...All-time sin- Mary’s at the Towson 4+1 Invitational...Went 1-7 in gle-season leader in individual wins (16)...Fifth all- doubles competition, earning an 8-4 win alongside Tristin Reppert time in career wins at No. 1 singles (13)...Serving as team co-cap- versus Rider...High School/Personal: Named All-County as a junior tain...2008-09: Named Atlantic 10 Performer of the Week (3/16) and senior...Served as team captain as a senior, earning team MVP after going 7-2 in matches...Tied for team lead in victories and tied and Outstanding Senior honors...Helped Toms River North to a 36- for seventh-most in a single season with 12 singles wins...Posted a 12 mark over the past two seasons...Born January 26, 1990... 12-9 mark at No. 1 singles, tying for second-most wins in a year at Majoring in food marketing. the first flight...Posted a career-best 12 wins in doubles competition...Went 11-10 at No. 1 doubles, teaming primarily with Laura Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Total 08-09 ------0-1 0-3 1-4 2-9 Matz...Earned team’s Most Outstanding Performer accolades...Member of the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s and SJU Athletic Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Total Director’s Honor Roll...2007-08: Finished 7-6 overall in singles com- 08-09 -- 0-3 1-4 1-7 petition, going 1-1 at the top flight and 6-5 at No. 2 singles...Posted a 6-4 record at No. 1 doubles ...Missed a majority of the fall season due to injury...2006-07: Posted a 16-3 record playing at No. 2 singles...Began her collegiate career 15-0 in singles play...Teamed with Stephania Velazquez to go 10-2 at No. 1 doubles...High School/Personal: A four-year letterwinner, led St. Joseph’s Academy to two Missouri state titles...Competed at #1 singles and doubles from sophomore to senior year...As a senior, finished fourth in state in singles play...Placed second in state singles competition as a junior and fourth as a sophomore....Born September 1, 1988...Majoring in international relations. Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Total 06-07 -- 16-3 ------16-3 07-08 1-1 6-5 ------7-6 08-09 12-9 ------12-11 Career 13-10 22-8 ------35-20

Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Total 06-07 10-2 -- -- 10-2 07-08 6-4 -- -- 6-4 08-09 11-10 1-0 -- 12-10 Career 27-16 1-0 -- 28-16

Erin Malafronte Junior • 5-8 Middletown, Conn. • Mercy 2008-09: Competed in four singles matches, going 0-4 between No. 5 and No. 6 flights...Played in eight doubles matches at No. 3 flight...High School/ Personal: All-Quinnipiac and All-Conference award winner playing at No. 2 singles as a junior...Stepped up to No. 1 singles as a senior and served as team captain...Played No. 3 singles as a sophomore and doubles only as a freshman...Cousin of Jamie Dixon, University of Pittsburgh’s men's basketball coach...Born October 14, 1989...Majoring in marketing. Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Total 08-09 ------0-1 0-3 0-4

Senior Jhennifer Kedzierski enters her senior season just 12 wins Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Total shy of the SJU all-time career victories mark. 08-09 -- -- 0-8 0-8

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 7 HAWK PROFILES

Laura Matz Maggie Mullaney Sophomore • 5-4 Junior • 5-7 Narberth, Pa. • Merion Mercy Academy NewtownSquare, Pa. • Notre Damede Namur 2008-09: Tied for third on SJU, and led all newcom- Fifth all-time in SJU history with 10 victories at No. ers, with 10 singles victories...Earned Atlantic 10 2 singles...2008-09: Posted the second-most wins Rookie of the Week honors (3/16) after posting a (10) in a single-season at No. 2 doubles...Tied for combined 7-2 record in singles and doubles match- third on SJU in singles victories (10)...Moved up in es...Posted a team-best five victories at No. 3 singles...Went 3-2 at singles flights from No. 3 and No. 4, going 10-7 at No. 2...Went 0-1 No. 2 singles...Earned first collegiate win with a straight-set victory in lone match at No. 1 singles...Teamed with Krista Contino to go 7- at No. 4 singles versus Rider...Teamed with Jhennifer Kedzierski to 9 in doubles matches...Went 0-1 at No. 1 doubles with Jhennifer go 12-8 in doubles matches...Went 0-1 with Krysta Contino at No. 1 Kedzierski...Earned team’s Scholar-Athlete Award...Member of the doubles...Member of the SJU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll...High SJU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll...2007-08: Won her first two col- School/Personal: Went undefeated at No. 1 singles from sopho- legiate singles matches, finishing the season 10-9 in individual com- more through senior seasons... Helped Merion Mercy to the AACA petition...Posted a 4-3 mark at No. 3 singles and 6-6 record at No. 4 Championship match as a senior...As a freshman at Harriton High singles...Finished the year with a 9-7 mark in doubles matches, School, helped team to the state title...Born September 19, going 3-3 at No. 1 doubles and 6-4 at No. 2 doubles...High 1989...Majoring in marketing. School/Personal: A three-time First Team All-Main Line and First Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Total Team All-Inter-AC honoree...Helped Academy of Notre Dame to 08-09 -- 3-2 5-7 2-1 0-1 -- 10-13 second place in the Inter-AC League as a senior...Born November 21, 1988...Majoring in elementary education. Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Total 08-09 11-9 1-0 -- 12-9 Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Total 07-08 -- -- 4-3 6-6 -- -- 10-9 08-09 0-1 10-7 ------10-9 Career 0-1 10-7 4-3 6-6 -- -- 20-18

Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Total 07-08 3-3 6-4 -- 9-7 08-09 1-2 6-8 -- 7-10 Career 4-5 12-12 -- 16-17

Laura Matz won a team-high five matches at No. 3 singles and tied Playing primarily at No. 2 singles, Maggie Mullaney posted her for third in total victories (10) in her first season on Hawk Hill. second-straight winning season, going 10-9 in singles matches.

8 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Jenna Procyk Sally Kalani Stainier Freshman • 5-3 Sophomore • 5-7 Macungie, Pa. • Emmaus Barcelona, Spain • CNED High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner... 2008-09: Posted a 4-4 mark in singles play, compet- Placed third in conference tournament as a junior ing at No. 3 and No. 4 singles...Won three straight and senior...Posted an undefeated season as a sen- singles matches...Earned first collegiate singles vic- ior...Helped Emmaus to league and district titles as tory versus South Dakota...Went 1-2 in doubles a freshman...Ranked eighth in the July USTA Middle States Eastern competition, posting a victory at No. 2 flight with Laura Matz ver- Pennsylvania rankings...An active member of DJ's Foundation for sus Saint Peter’s...Member of the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s and Tay-Sachs Disease and the National Tay-Sachs and Allied Diseases SJU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll...Joined the Hawks in the second Organization Cure Tay-Sachs Foundation...Born March 16, semester...High School/Personal: Competed internationally since 1991...Majoring in interdisciplinary health services. 2000, playing primarily in ITF tournaments in Spain...Reached the quarterfinals of a U-16 Invitational in 2004...Her father and mother both played basketball internationally...Her grandfather was a pro- Casey Robinson fessional soccer player...Born October 19, 1989 in France... Freshman • 5-8 Majoring in international relations. Radnor, Pa. • Harriton Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Total 08-09 -- -- 2-1 2-3 -- -- 4-4 High School/Personal: Led Harriton High School to four straight district championships, going unde- Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Total feated all four years...Earned team MVP honors as 08-09 -- 1-1 0-1 1-2 a senior...Placed second individually in the PIAA AA Girls' Singles Tennis Championship...Compiled a 60-47 singles record in both high school and tournament play...Rated as the top Tara Walsh prospect in Pennsylvania and 142nd in the nation according to Sophomore • 5-8 TennisRecruiting.net...Recently ranked 137th in the United States Hampton, N.J. • North Hunterdon Tennis Association's national standings...Born June 13, 1991... High School/Personal: A four-time county champi- Majoring in humanities. on...Twice named team MVP...Played at No. 1 singles as a junior and senior...A four-year letterwinner at North Hunterdon High School...Also lettered in golf...Born September 9, 1990...Majoring in business.

Sophomore Sally Kalani Stainier posted a 4-4 singles mark after Sophomore Tara Walsh earned was a four-time All-County cham- joining the Hawks during the spring portion of last year’s slate. pion at North Hunterdon High School.

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 9 2008-09 YEAR IN REVIEW

Progress was the key during the 2008-09 season as the Saint Joseph’s women’s tennis program welcomed new head coach Ian Crookenden. A two-time national champion at UCLA, Crookenden was appointed director of tennis in August and began molding the program to a more competitive, year-round schedule. Leading the way for the Hawks were senior Krysta Contino, junior Jhennifer Kedzierski, sophomore Maggie Mullaney and freshman Laura Matz. The four combined to earn 44 of SJU’s 56 singles victories. The Hawks opened the season at the Towson 4+1 Invitational, and while there was no team scoring, Contino and freshman Melissa Glick started the year in good form with each recording singles victories. Opening dual matches versus Villanova, Saint Joseph’s got a win at No. 1 singles by Kedzierski, but the Hawks couldn’t earn another point over the remaining matches despite highly-contested sets. Saint Joseph’s would rebound for its first win of the season with a 6-1 win over Rider at home, winning five singles points and the doubles’ point. Hitting a more challenging portion of their schedule, the Hawks would drop their next five matches but got back in the win column at La Salle. Saint Joseph’s swept all six singles matches and blanked the Explorers in all three doubles matches for SJU’s first shutout of the season. The fall portion of the schedule came to a close as the Hawks dropped Laura Matz and Jhennifer Kedzierski combined to go a team-best a heart-breaking 4-3 decision to Delaware State before topping Lafayette, 12-8 in doubles, including an 11-8 mark at the top flight. 6-1, to end the fall season with a 3-7 mark. After a four-month break from competition, Saint Joseph’s returned Posting a 6-15 mark during the season, Saint Joseph’s was seeded to the court at the end of February versus Drexel. And while the Hawks 12th at the 2009 Atlantic 10 Championship. Despite receiving solid efforts added newcomer Sally Kalani Stainier to the lineup, the Dragons proved from Kedzierski, Matz and Stainier, the fifth-seeded Charlotte 49ers spoilers, topping SJU, 7-0. proved too much for SJU, relegating the Hawks to the losers’ bracket with Saint Joseph’s annual Spring Break trip started with a 7-0 win over a 4-0 loss. South Dakota, but minor injuries played havoc on Crookenden’s lineup as Even though their chance for a conference crown was gone, the the Hawks would drop the remaining four contests in Orlando. Hawks persevered and were dominant against St. Bonaventure. Saint Returning to Philadelphia, Saint Joseph’s dropped its second 4-3 Joseph’s quickly earned the doubles point as the pairs of Kedzierski and match of the year, this time to Kutztown and had its losing streak extend- Matz, and Stainier and sophomore Katy Borden each won their matches. ed to six after a challenging match at one of the top teams in the Atlantic Switching to singles competition, Matz, Contino and Borden were all 10, Temple. two-set winners, while the other three matches were in hand for SJU when The Hawks rebounded though, posting consecutive wins over Saint play was called. Peter’s and West Chester, but a 7-0 loss to Fordham capped the regular Ninth place was on the line when the Hawks squared off against season portion of the schedule for SJU. George Washington. And while Saint Joseph’s posted another gutsy effort, the higher-seeded Colonials were too much, ending SJU’s season with a 4- 0 loss to finish tied for 11th. And despite the loss, it was a successful season for the Hawks under first-year head coach Ian Crookenden. Contino finished the all-time leader in wins at No. 5 singles, while Kedzierski has established herself as one of the top players in SJU history, accumulating 35 career wins for third all- time. With an experienced core of letterwinners returning and a talented class of newcomers, the Saint Joseph's women's tennis program will be on the rise.

TEAM AWARDS

Most Outstanding Performer: Jhennifer Kedzierski Vasquez Award: Krysta Contino Dorie Leahy Award: Krysta Contino Scholar-Athlete Award: Maggie Mullaney

OTHER AWARDS

Atlantic 10 Player of the Week: Jhennifer Kedzierski (3/16) Krysta Contino set a single-season record for victories at No. 5 sin- Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week: Laura Matz (3/16) gles in 2008-09, tying for the team lead in wins with 12.

10 Saint Joseph’s University 2008-09 STATISTICS

Singles Matches 123456Dual Overall Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 23 12-9 ------12-9 12-11 Maggie Mullaney ...... 19 0-1 10-7 ------10-8 10-9 Laura Matz ...... 23 --- 3-2 5-7 2-1 0-1 --- 10-11 10-13 Sally Kalani Stainier ...... 8 ------2-1 2-3 ------4-4 4-4 Katy Borden ...... 23 ------0-2 2-7 0-4 3-3 5-16 5-18 Krysta Contino ...... 23 ------0-2 1-2 9-4 1-2 11-10 12-11 Tristin Reppert ...... 9 ------0-3 ------1-4 1-7 1-8 Melissa Glick ...... 11 ------0-1 0-3 1-4 1-8 2-9 Erin Malafronte ...... 4 ------0-1 0-3 0-4 0-4 Courtney Scardellette ...... 1 ------0-1 0-1 0-1 Team Total 144 12-10 13-9 7-15 7-14 9-13 6-17 54-78 56-88

Doubles Matches 12 3Dual Overall Kedzierski/Matz ...... 20 11-8 1-0 --- 12-8 12-8 Contino/Mullaney ...... 16 1-1 6-8 --- 7-9 7-9 Kedzierski/Mullaney ...... 1 0-1 ------0-1 0-1 Contino/Matz ...... 1 0-1 ------0-1 0-1 Borden/Glick ...... 4 --- 0-1 0-3 0-4 0-4 Matz/Stainier ...... 1 --- 1-0 --- 1-0 1-0 Contino/Glick ...... 1 --- 0-1 --- 0-1 0-1 Glick/Stainier ...... 1 --- 0-1 --- 0-1 0-1 Borden/Contino ...... 2 --- 0-2 --- 0-2 0-2 Glick/Reppert ...... 2 ------1-1 1-1 1-1 Borden/Stainier ...... 2 ------1-1 1-1 1-1 Borden/Reppert ...... 7 ------1-6 1-6 1-6 Malafronte/Scardellette ...... 8 ------0-8 0-8 0-8 Contino/Reppert ...... 1 ------0-1 Arons/Scardellette ...... 1 ------0-1 Kedzierski/Rurak ...... 1 ------0-1 Team Total 69 12-11 8-13 3-19 23-43 23-46

Individual Doubles Matches 12 3Dual Overall Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 22 11-1 1-0 --- 12-9 12-10 Krysta Contino ...... 21 1-2 6-11 --- 7-13 7-14 Maggie Mullaney ...... 17 1-2 6-8 --- 7-10 7-10 Laura Matz ...... 22 11-9 2-0 --- 13-9 13-9 Katy Borden ...... 15 --- 0-3 2-10 2-13 2-13 Melissa Glick ...... 8 --- 0-3 1-4 1-7 1-7 Sally Kalani Stainier ...... 4 --- 1-1 1-1 2-2 2-2 Tristin Reppert ...... 10 ------2-7 2-7 2-8 Courtney Scardellette ...... 9 ------0-8 0-8 0-9 Alexis Arons ...... 1 ------0-1 Rachel Rurak ...... 1 ------0-1

2008-09 WOMEN’S TENNIS GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS: Record: 7-17 Home: 3-8 Away: 2-5 Neutral: 2-4 Date Opponent Score Result Date Opponent Score Result Sept. 13 ^ vs. Georgetown ...... NTS N/A Mar. 11 vs. Radford ...... 7-0 L ^ vs. Loyola (Md.) ...... NTS N/A Mar. 12 vs. Bryant University ...... 5-2 L ^ vs. Mount Saint Mary ...... NTS N/A Mar. 13 vs. South Dakota State ...... 5-2 L Sept. 17 VILLANOVA ...... 6-1 L Mar. 22 KUTZTOWN ...... 4-3 L Sept. 24 RIDER ...... 6-1 W Mar. 27 at Temple ...... 7-0 L Sept. 29 DELAWARE ...... 7-0 L Mar. 31 at Saint Peter's ...... 4-3 W Oct. 1 at Mount St. Mary's ...... 5-2 L Apr. 2 WEST CHESTER ...... 7-0 W Oct. 3 DREXEL ...... 6-1 L Apr. 5 FORDHAM ...... 5-2 L Oct. 5 at Manhattan ...... 5-2 L Apr. 17-19 ** Atlantic 10 Championship ...... Tied-11th Oct. 7 at Towson ...... 6-1 L Apr. 17 ** vs. Charlotte ...... 4-0 L Oct. 10 at La Salle ...... 7-0 W Apr. 18 ** vs. St. Bonaventure ...... 4-0 W Oct. 13 DELAWARE STATE ...... 4-3 L ** vs. George Washington ...... 4-0 L Oct. 15 LAFAYETTE ...... 6-1 W Feb. 28 # DREXEL ...... 7-0 L ^ - Towson Invitational 4+1 (does not count towards team record) Mar. 9 vs. South Dakota ...... 7-0 W # - Match played at Upper Dublin Sports Complex (Fort Washington, Pa.) Mar. 11 vs. Seton Hall ...... 6-1 L ** - Atlantic 10 Championship (Club 4 Life, Monroeville, Pa.); NTS - No Team Scoring

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 11 RECORD BOOK

WINS - SEASON WINNING PERCENTAGE - SEASON 1. Jhennifer Kedzierski...... 2006-07 16 1. Kathy McEnroe * ...... 1976 10-0 1.000 2. Allison Popen ...... 1997-98 15 Kathy McEnroe * ...... 1977 10-0 1.000 3. Lauren Kuhmerker ...... 2007-08 14 3. Kathy McEnroe * ...... 1979 11-1 .916 4. Katie Bobish ...... 2000-01 13 4. Michelle Lodato ...... 1996-97 8-1 .889 Pilar Glodzik ...... 2000-01 13 5. Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 2006-07 16-3 .842 Stephania Velazquez ...... 2007-08 13 6. Katie Bobish ...... 2001-02 10-2 .833 7. Jhennifer Kedzierski...... 2008-09 12 7. Lauren Kuhmerker ...... 2007-08 14-3 .842 Krysta Contino ...... 2008-09 12 8. Jess Swanderski ...... 2002-03 9-2 .818 Allison Popen ...... 1998-99 12 9. Katie Bobish ...... 2000-01 13-3 .813 Kim Kashon...... 1995-96 12 Pilar Glodzik ...... 2000-01 13-3 .813 9. Kim Kashon...... 1994-95 11 Kathy McEnroe *...... 1979 11 WINNING PERCENTAGE - CAREER Allison Popen ...... 2000-01 11 1. Kathy McEnroe * ...... 1976-79 31-1 .968 Cindy Lake *...... 1983 11 2. Lauren Kuhmerker ...... 2005-08 14-5 .737 Janice Holmes *...... 1984 11 3. Katie Bobish ...... 2000-04 37-19 .661 Katie Bobish ...... 2002-03 11 4. Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 2006-Present 35-20 .636 Nicole Morrison ...... 2002-03 11 5. Janice Holmes * ...... 1984-87 28-17 .622 Stephania Velazquez ...... 2006-07 11 6. Allison Popen ...... 1997-01 47-29 .617 7. Michelle Lodato ...... 1993-96 25-17 .595 WINS - CAREER 8. Kim Kashon ...... 1992-96 36-26 .580 1. Allison Popen ...... 1997-01 47 9. Stephania Velazquez ...... 2006-08 24-18 .571 2. Katie Bobish ...... 2000-04 37 10. Marie Griffin * ...... 1984-86 13-10 .565 3. Kim Kashon...... 1992-96 36 4. Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 2006-Present 35 * - Denotes fall seasons only 5. Katie O’Leary ...... 1993-97 34 All records are incomplete prior to 1983 Bold denotes current player 6. Gina DiGiacomo ...... 2004-08 32 7. Kathy McEnroe...... 1976-79 31 ATLANTIC 10 HONORS 8. Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1994-97 29 ALL-CONFERENCE 9. Janice Holmes ...... 1984-87 28 Kim Kashon ...... 1996 10. Krysta Contino ...... 2005-09 26 Stephania Velazquez ...... 2007

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE Carmen Gonzalez ...... 1991 Allison Popen ...... 2001 Jance Hoy ...... 2003 Lauren Kuhmerker ...... 2008

Gonzalez Hoy Kuhmerker

Kim Kashon, third all-time in wins (36), earned Atlantic 10 All- Conference accolades in 1996. Popen Velazquez

12 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME WINS LEADERS

No. 1 Singles No. 4 Singles Season Season Player ...... Year Wins Player ...... Year Wins 1. Allison Popen...... 1997-98 15 1. Pilar Glodzik ...... 2000-01 12 2. Allison Popen...... 1998-99 12 2. Katie Bobish ...... 2002-03 11 Stephania Velazquez...... 2007-08 12 3. Kim Kashon ...... 1993-94 9 Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 2008-09 12 4. Michelle Lodato ...... 1996-97 8 4. Kathy McEnroe * ...... 1979 11 Erika Guers ...... 2004-05 8 Allison Popen...... 2000-01 11 Gina DiGiacomo ...... 2006-07 8 Stephania Velazquez...... 2006-07 11 Lauren Kuhmerker ...... 2007-08 8

Career Career Player ...... Years Wins Player ...... Years Wins 1. Allison Popen ...... 1997-01 47 1. Katie O’Leary ...... 1993-96 14 2. Kathy McEnroe * ...... 1976-79 31 2. Katie Bobish ...... 2000-04 13 3. Stephania Velazquez ...... 2006-2008 23 3. Pilar Glodzik ...... 2000-04 12 4. Janice Holmes * ...... 1984-87 17 Puri Gonzalez ...... 1987-90 12 5. Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 2006-Present 13 5. Gina DiGiacomo ...... 2004-08 11

No. 2 Singles No. 5 Singles Season Season Player ...... Year Wins Player ...... Year Wins 1. Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 2006-07 16 1. Krysta Contino ...... 2008-09 12 2. Maggie Mullaney ...... 2008-09 10 Nicole Morrison ...... 2002-03 9 3. Jance Hoy ...... 2000-01 8 3. Jill Smodjeka ...... 2000-01 8 Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1996-97 8 Katie Bobish ...... 2001-02 8 5. Michelle Savage ...... 2004-05 7 5. Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1993-94 7 Kim DeBonte * ...... 1986 7 Career Career Player ...... Years Wins Player ...... Years Wins 1. Krysta Contino ...... 2005-09 19 1. Jhennifer Kedzierski ...... 2006-Present 22 2. Nicole Morrison ...... 2002-04 9 2. Jance Hoy ...... 1999-02 14 3. Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1994-97 8 3. Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1993-97 13 Jill Smodjeka ...... 1999-03 8 4. Aimee Houde * ...... 1982-84 11 Katie Bobish ...... 2000-04 8 5. Maggie Mullaney ...... 2008-Present 10

No. 3 Singles No. 6 Singles Season Season Player ...... Year Wins Player ...... Year Wins 1. Cindy Lake * ...... 1983 11 1. Katie Bobish ...... 2000-01 13 Janice Holmes * ...... 1983 11 2. Jess Swanderski ...... 2002-03 9 3. Katie O’Leary ...... 1996-97 10 3. Erika Guers ...... 2003-04 8 Kim Kashon ...... 1995-96 10 4. Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1993-94 7 5. Erika Guers ...... 2006-07 8 5. Tara Matteo ...... 1998-99 6 Michelle Lodato ...... 1993-94 6 Career Suzanne Alexander * ...... 1987 6 Player ...... Years Wins 1. Kim Kashon ...... 1992-95 23 Career 2. Katie O’Leary ...... 1993-97 13 Player ...... Years Wins 3. Lydia Thomas ...... 1999-03 12 1. Katie Bobish ...... 2000-04 13 4. Cindy Lake * ...... 1981-83 11 2. Michelle Lodato ...... 1993-96 12 Janice Holmes * ...... 1983-86 11 3. Jess Swanderski ...... 2002-04 9 4. Erika Guers ...... 2003-07 8 * - Denotes fall seasons only 5. Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1993-97 7 All records are incomplete prior to 1983 Marisa Donelson ...... 2003-07 7 Bold denotes current player

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 13 ALL-TIME RESULTS

2008-09 9/13 VILLANOVA ...... 4-3 W 2003-04 WON 7, LOST 17 9/20 MOUNT ST. MARY’S . . . . . 5-2 W WON 5, LOST 8 HEAD COACH: IAN CROOKENDEN 9/21 at Delaware...... 0-7 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 9/13 ^ vs. Georgetown ...... NTS N/A 9/26 LA SALLE ...... 6-1 W 9/9 LAFAYETTE...... 1-6 L 9/13 ^ vs. Loyola (Md.) ...... NTS N/A 9/28 LAFAYETTE...... 7-0 W 9/12 FORDHAM ...... 2-5 L 9/13 ^ vs. Mount Saint Mary . . . NTS N/A 9/30 RHODE ISLAND ...... 0-4 L 9/14 BUCKNELL ...... 1-6 L 9/17 VILLANOVA ...... 6-1 L 10/4 FORDHAM ...... 1-4 L 9/16 at Rider ...... 6-1 W 9/24 RIDER ...... 6-1 W 10/5 RIDER ...... 6-1 W 9/20 at Towson ...... 5-2 W 9/29 DELAWARE ...... 7-0 L 10/8 at Drexel ...... 4-3 W 10/3 LA SALLE ...... 3-4 L 10/1 at Mount St. Mary's . . . . . 5-2 L 10/3 DREXEL...... 6-1 L 10/11 at Towson ...... 2-4 L 10/7 at Villanova ...... 0-7 L 10/5 at Manhattan ...... 5-2 L 10/14 at Manhattan ...... 5-2 W 10/9 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 3-4 L 10/7 at Towson ...... 6-1 L 3/31 at Saint Peter’s ...... 7-0 W 10/10 at Drexel ...... 7-0 W 10/10 at La Salle ...... 7-0 W 4/1 STONY BROOK...... 1-5 L 10/23 DELAWARE ...... 0-5 L 10/13 DELAWARE STATE...... 4-3 L 4/10 ARMY ...... 0-7 L 4/16-18 A-10 Championships . . . . 9th 10/15 LAFAYETTE...... 6-1 W 4/13 TEMPLE ...... 0-7 L 4/16 * vs. G. Washington...... 0-4 L 2/28 # DREXEL...... 7-0 L 4/20-22 A-10 Championships . . . .T-11th 4/17 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 4-2 W 3/9 vs. South Dakota...... 7-0 W 4/20 * vs. Massachusetts...... 0-5 L 4/18 * vs. La Salle ...... 4-2 W 3/11 vs. Seton Hall...... 6-1 L 4/21 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 4-1 W 3/11 vs. Radford ...... 7-0 L 4/21 * vs. George Washington . . 3-4 L 2002-03 3/12 vs. Bryant University. . . . . 5-2 L WON 8, LOST 8 3/13 vs. South Dakota State . . 5-2 L 2005-06 HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 3/22 KUTZTOWN ...... 4-3 L WON 2, LOST 9 9/10 at Lafayette ...... 1-6 L 3/27 at Temple ...... 7-0 L 3/31 at Saint Peter's ...... 4-3 W HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 9/17 RIDER ...... 7-0 W 4/2 WEST CHESTER ...... 7-0 W 9/21 DELAWARE ...... 0-7 L 9/19 at La Salle ...... 5-2 W 4/5 FORDHAM ...... 5-2 L 9/24 at Rhode Island ...... 1-6 L 9/21 at Delaware...... 4-3 W 4/17-19 A-10 Championship. . . T-11th 9/27 at Villanova ...... 0-7 L 9/24 TOWSON ...... 5-2 W 4/17 * vs. Charlotte ...... 4-0 L 10/02 at Lafayette ...... 0-7 L 9/28 at Bucknell...... 0-7 L 4/18 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 4-0 W 10/04 at Mount St. Mary’s . . . . . 3-4 L 10/1 VILLANOVA ...... 1-5 L 4/18 * vs. George Washington . . 4-0 L 10/20 at Rider ...... 3-4 L 10/5 at Rhode Island ...... 3-4 L 2/19 vs. Stony Brook ...... 1-5 L 10/6 at Bryant ...... 8-1 W 2007-08 2/19 at Lehigh ...... 0-7 L 10/9 at Loyola (Md.) ...... 3-4 L WON 8, LOST 8 3/23 at La Salle ...... 4-3 W 10/17 MONMOUTH...... 1-4 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 4/11 at Loyola (Md.) ...... 4-3 W 10/20 DREXEL...... 6-1 W 9/7 ^ vs. Loyola (Md.)...... 4-1 W 4/21-23 A-10 Championships . . . . 14th 4/6 at La Salle ...... 4-3 W 9/7 ^ vs. Mount St. Mary’s . . . . 2-3 L 4/21 * at Duquesne ...... 0-5 L 4/17-19 A-10 Championships . . . . 11th 9/7 ^ vs. George Mason...... 1-4 L 4/21 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 1-4 L 4/17 * vs. Fordham...... 0-5 L 9/8 ^ at Towson ...... 2-3 L 4/22 * vs. La Salle ...... 1-4 L 4/18 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 2-4 L 9/8 ^ vs. Johns Hopkins ...... 2-3 L 4/19 * vs. La Salle ...... 4-1 W 9/15 MANHATTAN...... 7-0 W 2004-05 9/17 at Villanova ...... 3-4 L WON 7, LOST 9 2001-02 9/26 DELAWARE ...... 0-7 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON WON 4, LOST 8 9/29 at Rhode Island ...... 1-6 L 9/14 TOWSON ...... 2-4 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 10/6 at Fordham ...... 2-5 L 9/16 MOUNT ST. MARY'S . . . . . 6-1 W 9/20 at Villanova ...... 1-6 L 10/7 at Drexel ...... 4-3 W 9/21 VILLANOVA ...... 2-5 L 9/25 at Towson ...... 2-5 L 10/10 TOWSON ...... 3-4 L 9/25 at Long Island ...... 2-5 L 9/27 LA SALLE ...... 6-1 W 10/12 LA SALLE ...... 7-0 W 9/26 at Fordham ...... 2-5 L 9/29 DELAWARE ...... 0-7 L 10/16 at Lafayette ...... 6-1 W 9/29 at Delaware...... 0-7 L 10/1 LAFAYETTE...... 3-4 L 10/20 MOUNT ST. MARY’S . . . . . 4-3 W 10/01 at La Salle ...... 7-0 W 10/4 at Rider ...... 6-1 W 3/7 at St. Thomas (Fla.)...... 7-0 W 10/03 RHODE ISLAND ...... 7-0 W 10/6 BUCKNELL ...... 3-4 L 4/1 at Saint Peter’s ...... 7-0 W 10/07 RIDER ...... 3-4 L 10/10 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 0-6 L 4/9 DELAWARE STATE...... 3-4 L 10/10 DREXEL...... 7-0 W 10/17 at Drexel ...... 6-0 W 4/14 at Rider ...... 7-0 W 10/12 at Bucknell...... 0-7 L 4/19-21 A-10 Championships . . . . 9th 4/18-20 A-10 Championships . . . . T-13th 4/1 at Temple ...... 1-6 L 4/19 * vs. Massachusetts...... 0-4 L 4/18 * vs. Duquesne...... 0-4 L 4/19 at Philadelphia ...... 7-0 W 4/20 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 0-4 L 4/19 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 3-4 L 4/22-23 A-10 Championships . . . . 9th 4/21 * vs. La Salle ...... 4-3 W 4/22 * vs Duquesne ...... 0-4 L 2006-07 4/23 * vs La Salle ...... 4-0 W 2000-01 WON 12, LOST 10 4/23 * vs St. Bonaventure ...... 4-3 W WON 10, LOST 6 HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 9/8 ^ vs. Loyola (Md.)...... 4-1 W 9/12 at Lafayette ...... 1-6 L 9/8 ^ vs. Washington College . . 4-1 W 9/16 RHODE ISLAND ...... 5-2 W 9/9 ^ vs. Mount St. Mary’s . . . . 2-3 L 9/21 VILLANOVA ...... 1-6 L 9/9 ^ at Towson ...... 3-2 W

14 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME RESULTS

9/23 at Bucknell...... 7-0 W 1997-98 10/17 RIDER ...... 7-0 W 9/24 vs. St. Francis...... 6-0 W WON 6, LOST 15 10/19 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 1-6 L 10/2 MONMOUTH...... 6-1 W HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 3/29 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 1-6 L 10/3 RIDER ...... 6-1 W 9/6 MOUNT ST. MARY’S . . . . . 3-4 L 4/14 CONNECTICUT ...... 5 L 10/5 at La Salle ...... 6-1 W 9/13 RHODE ISLAND ...... 4-3 W 4/19-20 A-10 Championships . . . . 10th 10/7 at Delaware...... 4-3 W 9/16 LAFAYETTE...... 1-6 L 4/19 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 3-4 l 10/11 at Loyola ...... 3-4 L 9/18 at Drexel ...... 1-6 L 4/19 * vs. La Salle ...... 7-0 W 10/19 TOWSON ...... 2-5 L 9/20 BUCKNELL ...... 1-6 L 4/20 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 3-4 L 10/25 DREXEL...... 6-1 W 9/22 at Monmouth ...... 7-2 W 4/1 at Lehigh ...... 1-6 L 9/25 at Villanova ...... 2-5 L 1994-95 4/9 at La Salle ...... 5-2 W 9/27 ST. PETER’S ...... 7-0 W WON 7, LOST 9 4/20-21 A-10 Championships . . . . T-9th 9/29 at La Salle ...... 6-1 W HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 4/20 * Dayton ...... 3-4 L 10/4 RIDER ...... 7-0 W 9/11 BUCKNELL ...... 0-9 L 4/21 * St. Bonaventure ...... 4-1 W 10/7 LEHIGH...... 2-5 L 9/12 at Rider ...... 9-0 W 10/9 at Temple ...... 2-5 L 9/15 LA SALLE ...... 9-0 W 1999-00 10/11 at Towson ...... 1-6 L 9/20 at Lafayette ...... 1-7 L WON 5, LOST 12 10/12 at UMBC ...... 1-6 L 9/25 TOWSON ...... 6-3 W HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 10/14 at Delaware...... 1-6 L 9/28 TEMPLE ...... 0-8 L 9/11 at Towson ...... 2-5 L 10/16 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 3-4 L 10/1 at Delaware...... 0-7 L 9/14 LAFAYETTE...... 0-7 L 4/3 at Rider ...... 5-2 W 10/4 at Lehigh ...... 3-6 L 9/18 at Rhode Island ...... 0-7 L 4/17-19 A-10 Championships . . . . 10th 10/8 NORTH CAROLINA A&T . . 7-0 W 9/21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S . . . . . 5-1 W 4/17 * vs. Fordham...... 0-5 L 10/11 DREXEL...... 4-3 W 9/23 at Villanova ...... 2-5 L 4/17 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 4-1 W 10/13 at Villanova ...... 3-4 L 9/25 at Monmouth ...... 6-1 W 4/19 * vs. La Salle ...... 1-4 L 10/16 UMBC...... 4-3 W 9/27 LA SALLE ...... 7-0 W 10/20 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 3-6 L 10/2 LEHIGH...... 1-6 L 1996-97 4/13-15 A-10 Championships . . . . 7th 10/5 at Rider ...... 3-4 L WON 3, LOST 15 4/13 * vs. West Virginia ...... 0-9 L 10/9 DREXEL...... 3-4 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 4/15 * vs. Duquesne...... 3-6 L 10/12 at UMBC ...... 0-7 L 9/18 LA SALLE ...... 6-1 W 4/15 * vs. G. Washington...... 5-4 W 10/13 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 2-5 L 9/19 DREXEL...... 2-5 L 10/15 DELAWARE ...... 0-7 L 9/26 at Delaware...... 0-7 L 1993-94 4/2 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 4-3 W 9/28 at Rhode Island ...... 3-4 L WON 5, LOST 12 4/7 XAVIER ...... 0-7 L 9/29 at Fordham ...... 3-4 L HEAD COACH: LEE ROEHM 4/14-15 A-10 Championships . . . . 12th 10/1 at Villanova ...... 0-7 L 9/11 CONNECTICUT...... 0-9 L 4/14 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 1-5 L 10/5 at Lehigh ...... 1-6 L 9/13 RIDER ...... 7-2 W 4/15 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 5-2 W 10/9 at Lafayette ...... 0-7 L 9/22 LAFAYETTE...... 1-8 L 10/10 UMBC...... 2-4 L 9/24 at La Salle ...... 6-2 W 1998-99 10/14 at Rider ...... 5-2 W 9/30 WEST CHESTER ...... 7-1 W WON 3, LOST 18 10/15 TEMPLE ...... 1-6 L 10/2 DELAWARE ...... 2-7 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 10/17 at Loyola (Md.) ...... 0-7 L 10/4 at Towson ...... 3-6 L 9/11 LA SALLE ...... 6-1 W 10/20 DUQUESNE ...... 6-6 L 10/5 LEHIGH...... 1-6 L 9/15 at Lafayette ...... 0-7 L 10/21 TOWSON ...... 0-4 L 10/7 at Temple ...... 1-8 L 9/19 TOWSON ...... 0-7 L 3/24 XAVIER ...... 1-6 L 10/9 DUQUESNE ...... 4-5 L 9/22 at Mt. St. Mary’s ...... 4-3 W 4/18-21 A-10 Championships . . . . 10th 10/18 VILLANOVA ...... 2-6 L 9/24 VILLANOVA ...... 0-3 L 4/18 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 1-6 L 10/21 at Drexel ...... 3-5 L 9/26 MONMOUTH...... 2-5 L 4/20 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 6-1 W 10/24 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 6-2 L 9/27 at Bucknell...... 1-6 L 4/21 * vs. Fordham...... 2-5 L 4/15 RHODE ISLAND ...... 7-2 W 9/30 TEMPLE ...... 0-7 L 4/15-17 A-10 Championships . . . . 7th 10/5 RIDER ...... 3-4 L 1995-96 4/15 * vs. G. Washington...... 2-7 L 10/7 at Lehigh ...... 1-6 L WON 7, LOST 11 4/16 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 1-8 L 10/11 RHODE ISLAND ...... 5-2 W HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 4/17 * vs. Duquesne...... 6-3 W 10/13 UMBC...... 0-7 L 9/14 at La Salle ...... 7-0 W 10/15 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 1-6 L 9/19 LAFAYETTE...... 0-7 L 1992-93 10/18 DREXEL...... 1-6 L 9/21 at Drexel ...... 2-5 L WON 3, LOST 14 10/20 at Delaware...... 0-6 L 9/24 at Monmouth ...... 6-1 W HEAD COACH: LEE ROEHM 3/10 at Drexel ...... 2-5 L 9/30 DELAWARE ...... 0-7 L 9/12 MAINE ...... 3-6 L 3/31 at Rider ...... 2-5 L 10/1 RHODE ISLAND ...... 4-3 W 9/14 at Rider ...... 6-3 W 4/23-24 A-10 Championships . . . . 10th 10/6 VILLANOVA ...... 2-4 L 9/16 UMBC...... 2-6 L 4/23 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 2-7 L 10/8 at Bucknell...... 0-7 L 9/18 ROBERT MORRIS ...... 9-0 W 4/24 * vs. Fordham...... 0-7 L 10/13 at UMBC ...... 4-3 W 9/19 FAIRFIELD...... 1-8 L 4/24 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 2-7 L 10/14 at Towson ...... 3-4 L 9/23 at Villanova ...... 0-9 L 10/16 at Temple ...... 5-2 W 9/28 TOWSON ...... 0-8 L

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9/29 at Lafayette ...... 0-9 L 10/25 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 1-8 L 9/26 KUTZTOWN ...... 3-2 W 10/3 at Delaware...... 0-9 L 10/26 LA SALLE ...... 5-1 W 9/30 WEST CHESTER ...... 4-1 W 10/7 TEMPLE ...... 1-8 L 4/13-14 A-10 Championships . . . . 8th 10/8 at La Salle ...... 2-3 L 10/10 LA SALLE ...... 3-6 L 4/13 * West Virginia...... 0-9 L 10/10 at Temple ...... 0-9 L 10/13 DREXEL...... 1-8 L 4/13 * George Washington . . . . . 0-9 L 10/17 at Rosemont ...... 3-2 W 10/14 at Lehigh ...... 1-8 L 4/14 * Duquesne ...... 2-7 L 10/22 at Drexel ...... 1-4 L 10/17 at Loyola (Md.) ...... 2-7 L 10/23 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE . . 4-1 W 10/22 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE . . 6-3 W 1988 4/16-17 A-10 Championships . . . . 7th WON 7, LOST 7 1984 4/16 * vs. Temple ...... 0-9 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON WON 7, LOST 5 4/17 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 0-9 L 9/10 WEST VIRGINIA ...... 1-8 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 9/15 at Lafayette ...... 0-9 L 9/17 CHESTNUT HILL ...... 5-0 W 1991-92 9/19 at Rider ...... 9-0 W 9/20 SWARTHMORE ...... 0-5 L WON 3, LOST 11 9/22 at Kutztown...... 6-3 W 9/21 HAVERFORD ...... 5-4 W HEAD COACH: IRMA BROGAN 9/27 WEST CHESTER ...... 7-2 W 9/24 at Lafayette ...... 0-5 L 9/17 RIDER ...... 7-2 W 9/30 at Philadelphia Textile . . . 3-2 W 9/27 at Kutztown...... 8-1 W 9/27 at La Salle ...... 6-3 W 10/5 LA SALLE ...... 7-0 W 10/2 at West Chester ...... 2-7 L 9/30 at Philadelphia Textile . . . 1-4 L 10/8 UMBC...... 7-1 W 10/4 at Philadelphia Textile . . . 4-1 W 10/1 at Temple ...... 1-8 L 10/10 at Villanova ...... 0-9 L 10/9 LA SALLE ...... 5-0 W 10/3 WEST CHESTER ...... 3-6 L 10/13 ROSEMONT ...... 5-0 W 10/11 TEMPLE ...... 6-3 W 10/5 DELAWARE ...... 2-7 L 10/19 DREXEL...... 2-7 L 10/16 at Villanova ...... 2-7 L 10/7 KUTZTOWN ...... 2-7 L 10/22 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 2-7 L 10/18 ROSEMONT ...... 5-0 W 10/8 VILLANOVA ...... 0-9 L 10/25 DELAWARE ...... 0-9 L 10/24 DREXEL...... 1-4 L 10/10 LEHIGH...... 0-9 L 10/27 TEMPLE ...... 3-6 L 10/12 at UMBC ...... 1-7 L 1983 10/16 LOYOLA (Md.) ...... 4-5 L 1987 WON 7, LOST 4 10/19 at Rhode Island ...... 9-0 W WON 7, LOST 5 HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 10/20 at Fairfield ...... 1-8 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 9/19 BRYN MAWR ...... 5-0 W 10/22 at Drexel ...... 3-6 L 9/14 HAVERFORD ...... 3-6 L 9/22 SWARTHMORE ...... 0-9 L 9/21 RIDER ...... 5-0 W 9/26 at Haverford ...... 8-1 W 1990-91 9/23 at Lafayette ...... 0-9 L 9/28 MONTGOMERY CC ...... 6-0 W WON 2, LOST 12 9/24 KUTZTOWN ...... 7-0 W 9/29 KUTZTOWN ...... 5-0 W HEAD COACH: IRMA BROGAN 9/27 PAIAW TOURNAMENT 10/3 WEST CHESTER ...... 2-3 L 9/13 LAFAYETTE...... 0-9 L 9/29 WEST CHESTER ...... 8-1 W 10/6 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE . . 4-1 W 9/17 at Rider ...... 4-5 L 10/1 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE. . . 5-0 W 10/11 at La Salle ...... 3-1 W 9/20 at Lehigh ...... 0-9 L 10/6 at La Salle ...... 5-0 W 10/18 VILLANOVA ...... 0-5 L 9/26 at Villanova ...... 1-8 L 10/8 at Temple ...... 0-7 L 10/19 at Rosemont ...... 4-1 W 9/28 at Philadelphia Textile . . . 2-3 L 10/10 UMBC...... 9-0 W 10/26 at Drexel ...... 2-3 L 10/3 LA SALLE ...... 7-2 W 10/13 VILLANOVA ...... 0-9 L 10/6 UMBC...... 6-3 W 10/15 at Rosemont ...... 5-0 W 1982 10/11 at Delaware...... 0-6 L 10/20 at Drexel ...... 0-9 L WON 8, LOST 3 10/12 at West Chester ...... 2-7 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 10/14 at Loyola (Md.) ...... 3-6 L 1986 (missing two matches) 10/16 DREXEL...... 4-5 L WON 5, LOST 5 Bryn Mawr...... 5-0 W 10/22 TEMPLE ...... 0-7 L HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON Swarthmore...... 1-4 L 4/12-13 A-10 Championships . . . . 8th 9/16 at Haverford ...... 1-8 L Harcum ...... 5-0 W 4/12 * vs. St. Bonaventure...... 1-8 L 9/17 LAFAYETTE...... 1-8 L Kutztown ...... 4-1 W 4/13 * vs. Duquesne...... 3-6 L 9/21 PAIAW TOURNAMENT West Chester...... 2-7 L 9/25 at Kutztown...... 5-1 W Philadelphia Textile . . . . . 3-0 W 1989-90 9/29 at West Chester ...... 6-3 W La Salle...... 3-2 W WON 8, LOST 7 10/3 at Philadelphia Textile . . . 9-0 W Drexel...... 4-1 W HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 10/7 LA SALLE ...... 8-1 W Villanova ...... 0-5 L 9/18 RIDER ...... 5-2 W 10/8 TEMPLE ...... 0-9 L 9/26 WEST CHESTER ...... 8-1 W 10/16 ROSEMONT ...... 4-1 W 1981 9/29 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE . . 3-2 W 10/21 DREXEL...... 2-5 L WON 9, LOST 2 10/4 at La Salle ...... 6-3 W 10/23 VILLANOVA ...... 0-9 L MISSING RESULTS 10/9 VILLANOVA ...... 0-9 L 10/11 KUTZTOWN ...... 5-1 W 1985 1980 10/12 at Rosemont ...... 4-1 W WON 4, LOST 5 WON 10, LOST 2 10/14 at UMBC ...... 7-2 W HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON 10/23 DELAWARE ...... 0-9 L 9/7 CATHOLIC ...... 1-8 L (missing three matches) 10/24 at Drexel ...... 2-7 L 9/23 LAFAYETTE...... 0-9 L Rosemont ...... 5-0 W

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Bryn Mawr...... 5-0 W Swarthmore ...... L SAINT JOSEPH’S AT THE Swarthmore...... 3-2 W Delaware County CC. . . . . 3-2 W ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONSHIPS Eastern...... 5-0 W La Salle...... 5-0 W Trenton State ...... 1-4 L Year SJU’s Finish Team Champion Glassboro State...... 3-2 W 1977 2009 Tied-11th Richmond La Salle...... 5-0 W WON 9, LOST 3 Drexel...... 4-1 W MISSING RESULTS 2008 Tied-13th Temple Villanova ...... 0-5 L 2007 Tied-11th Richmond 1976 2006 14th Richmond 1979 WON 6, LOST 2 2005 9th Richmond WON 8, LOST 4 HEAD COACH: ELLEN RYAN 2004 9th Richmond HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON Rosemont ...... 3-0 W 2003 11th Temple (missing six matches) Delaware County CC. . . . . 1-4 L 2002 11th Richmond Eastern ...... W Gwynedd Mercy ...... 4-0 W 2001 9th Massachusetts Rosemont ...... W Beaver ...... 5-0 W 2000 Tied-9th Virginia Tech Beaver ...... W La Salle...... 5-0 W Bryn Mawr ...... W Drexel ...... 5-0 W 1999 12th Virginia Tech Swarthmore ...... W Eastern...... 5-0 W 1998 10th Virginia Tech Mt. St. Mary’s...... W Villanova ...... 1-4 L 1997 10th Virginia Tech 1996 10th Virginia Tech 1978-79 1975 1995 7th Temple WON 8, LOST 4 WON 6, LOST 4 1994 7th Temple HEAD COACH: AL LAVESON HEAD COACH: ELLEN RYAN 1993 7th George Washington Eastern...... 5-0 W Gwynedd Mercy ...... 5-0 W 1992 ---- George Washington Rosemont ...... 4-1 W Delaware ...... 0-5 L 1991 8th Penn State Beaver ...... 4-1 W Rosemont ...... 3-2 W Bryn Mawr...... 4-1 W Villanova ...... 0-5 L 1990 8th Penn State Swarthmore...... 4-1 W Chestnut Hill ...... 4-1 W 1989 8th Penn State Gwynedd Mercy ...... 5-0 W Drexel...... 4-1 W Drexel...... 5-0 W La Salle...... 5-0 W Villanova ...... 3-2 W Temple...... 0-5 L Temple ...... L Beaver ...... 1-4 L

SAINT JOSEPH’S RECORD VERSUS ALL OPPONENTS

Team W-L Team W-L Team W-L Army ...... 0-1 Harcum ...... 1-0 Rosemont ...... 12-0 Beaver ...... 3-1 Haverford ...... 2-2 St. Bonaventure ...... 7-10 Bryant ...... 1-1 Johns Hopkins...... 0-1 St. Francis (Pa.) ...... 1-0 Bryn Mawr ...... 5-0 Kutztown ...... 8-1 Saint Peter’s ...... 4-0 Bucknell...... 1-8 Lafayette ...... 3-18 St. Thomas (Fla.)...... 1-0 Catholic ...... 0-1 La Salle ...... 35-5 Seton Hall ...... 0-1 Charlotte ...... 0-1 Lehigh ...... 0-11 South Dakota ...... 1-0 Chestnut Hill ...... 2-0 Long Island ...... 0-1 South Dakota State ...... 0-1 Colgate ...... First Meeting Loyola (Md.) ...... 2-17 Stony Brook...... 0-2 Connecticut...... 0-2 Maine ...... 0-1 Swarthmore ...... 3-4 Creighton ...... First Meeting Manhattan ...... 2-1 Temple ...... 1-19 Dayton...... 0-1 Massachusetts ...... 0-2 Towson ...... 4-14 Delaware...... 3-20 Monmouth ...... 4-2 Trenton State ...... 0-1 Delaware State ...... 0-2 Mount St. Mary’s ...... 6-5 UMBC...... 6-5 Drexel ...... 11-20 NJIT...... First Meeting Villanova ...... 2-28 Duquesne ...... 1-8 North Carolina A&T ...... 1-0 Washington College ...... 1-0 Eastern ...... 4-0 Old Dominion...... First Meeting West Chester ...... 7-5 Fairfield ...... 0-2 Penn ...... First Meeting West Virginia...... 0-3 Fairleigh Dickinson ...... First Meeting Philadelphia ...... 10-2 Xavier...... 0-2 Fordham ...... 0-10 Radford ...... 0-1 George Mason ...... 0-1 Rhode Island ...... 9-10 BOLD Denotes 2009-10 Opponent George Washington ...... 1-5 Richmond ...... First Meeting Glassboro State ...... 1-0 Rider ...... 18-6 Gwynedd-Mercy...... 3-0 Robert Morris ...... 1-0

2009-10 Women’s Tennis 17 ALL-TIME ROSTER

A Anne Fitzpatrick...... 1974-75 M Amy Schab ...... 1972-74 Pam Aguire ...... 1983 Maureen Foley ...... 1973 Erin Malafronte . . . . 2008-Present Becky Schab ...... 1972-73 Suzanne Alexander ...... 1988-92 Maria Fragnito ...... 1997-98 Tara Matteo ...... 1999-00 Leslie Schwarzbek ...... 1994-97 Janine Amato ...... 1982-84 Kathy Fromuth...... 2002-03 Laura Matz ...... 2008-Present Eka Sharashidze...... 1991-94 Kristin Amrein ...... 1994 Elaine Fugedy ...... 1972 Kathy McEnroe ...... 1976-79 Fran Sharwyn...... 1978 Wendy Anders ...... 1976-79 Michelle McDonald...... 1976 Marla Shawaryn...... 1987-89 Mary Ann Andriole ...... 1982-83 G Pam McGuire ...... 1982-84 Andrea Sicilia...... 1972 Alexis Arons ...... 2008-Present Jeanne Gaeto...... 1999-2002 Tina McGuire...... 1982 Jill Simodejka ...... 1999-2004 Cecilia George ...... 1981 Pat McLain ...... 1974-76 Kris Slaman...... 1986-89 B Pilar Glodzik ...... 2000-04 Maria Mendez...... 1974 Tara Stone ...... 1994 Andrea Balasic...... 1981 Lisa Gilvary ...... 1982-84 Stephanie Merighi...... 1987 Kristy Souder ...... 1992 Christina Baldwin...... 1972-74 Melissa Glick ...... 2008-Present Kathleen Meyer...... 1979 Sally Kalani Stainier. 2008-Present Sharon Belz ...... 1993-94 Carmen Gonzalez...... 1987-91 Eleanor Missimer ...... 1972 Jess Swanderski ...... 2002-06 Alisa Berger ...... 1985 Maria Gonzalez ...... 1973 Chelsea Molyneaux ...... 2004-07 Shannon Bieganek...... 1991-93 Puri Gonzalez ...... 1987-91 Reshma Moorthy...... 2003-07 T Katie Bobish ...... 2000-04 Carol Gormley ...... 1982 Nicole Morrison...... 2002-06 Ehrin Tegler ...... 1999 Katy Borden ...... 2007-09 Kathy Grabenstein ...... 1972 Diane Mule ...... 1981 Lydia Thomas...... 1999-03 Casey Brennan...... 1980-82 Patty Green ...... 1978-81 Maggie Mullaney. . . 2007-Present Ronnie Brooks ...... 1981 Marie Griffin ...... 1984-86 Nicole Muraro ...... 1990 V Beverly Brown...... 1978 Erika Guers...... 2003-07 Marge Murphy...... 1975-78 Alisa Van Meter ...... 2003-06 Sherri Brown ...... 1988-89 Susan Murray...... 1983-84 Soli Vargus ...... 1995-96 Karen Bruno...... 1989-90 H Andrea Veeder...... 1984-85 Nancy Burch...... 1989-92 Andrea Haas ...... 1978 N Stephania Velazquez . . . . . 2006-08 Brie Burger...... 1998-00 Mary Kate Halpin...... 1981-82 Joanne Nasife...... 1997-98 Jane Vogt ...... 1973-75 Nora Burke...... 2002-03 Liz Ann Harrigan ...... 1978-80 Kathy Nelson ...... 1978-79 Jean Vogt ...... 1973-76 Laura Burke ...... 1985-86 Patty Heath ...... 1973-74 Natalie Nugent...... 1991-94 Mary Vogt ...... 1974-75 Kathy Byrnes ...... 1972 Lisa Heberley ...... 1987-89 Sheila Higgins ...... 1972 O W C Janice Holmes ...... 1984-87 Kathy O'Connor...... 1980 Sherri Wakeling...... 1997 Kristin Cammarota ...... 2001-04 Jodi Holmes ...... 1997-00 Karen O'Hanlon...... 1993 Ivy Washington ...... 1985 Roma Caramanici ...... 1974 Theresa Hornung...... 2004-08 Katie O'Leary ...... 1993-96 Courtney Wessling ...... 2003-05 Colleen Carbine...... 1992 Aimee Houde ...... 1982-84 Maureen O'Neil ...... 1982-84 Britt Whitfield ...... 1998-99 Theresa Carlin ...... 1985-86 Jance Hoy ...... 1999-03 Patricia O’Neill ...... 1996-98 Chrissy Wildgust ...... 1988-90 Michelle Carr ...... 1984-86 Graceanne Hughes ...... 1979-82 Alexandra Wnek ...... 2004-05 Sofia Carreno ...... 2002-05 Janelle Hyland ...... 1999-00 P Barbara Wood...... 1972 Jessica Carroll...... 1996-98 Alicia Pace ...... 1999-2002 Laura Carter ...... 1987-89 I Joan Parke ...... 1972-73 Y Margaret Cassidy...... 1983-84 Julie Ionni ...... 1990-92 Rory Paolantanio ...... 2003-06 Jamie Yanek ...... 1999-00 Ann Centrone ...... 1980 Alisa Paykos ...... 2000-02 Christien Young ...... 1983-86 Maegan Chaney...... 1995-99 J Trish Pembroke ...... 1975-76 Pat Chett ...... 1973-74 Mary Ellen Jeffers ...... 1980 Tracy Pettit...... 1981-82 Z Irene Chiari...... 1986-87 Maria Jukic ...... 2001-03 Cindy Pilipczuk...... 1993-94 Donna Zebrowski...... 1972-73 Denise Chokan ...... 1995 Sharon Podraza ...... 1977-80 Mary Theresa Connor...... 1972 K Danielle Pluck ...... 1993 BOLD indicates current athletes Krysta Contino ...... 2005-09 Kim Kashon ...... 1992-96 Joyce Plust ...... 1972 Kim Cox ...... 1983-85 Jhennifer Kedzierski 2006-Present Christine Pluta ...... 1989-92 *Roster includes letterwinners who Tara Craft...... 2007 Rose Anne Kirk...... 1979-80 Allison Popen ...... 1997-01 competed prior to the 2009-10 sea- Betsy Cranage ...... 1975-76 Lauren Kuhmerker...... 2005-07 Lydia Pyrth...... 1980 son Sue Kulpa ...... 1987-88 D R Debbie Dakota ...... 1975-76 L Carol Reardon ...... 1980 Kim DeBonte ...... 1986-89 Tamara LaCouture...... 1986-88 Janice Reino...... 1972 Amy DeLone ...... 1978 Cindy Lake ...... 1981-83 Audrey Reinsel ...... 1983 Elizabeth DeMayo ...... 2001-02 Marissa LaPorta...... 1997-98 Tristin Reppert...... 2005-09 Rafaela DiCianno...... 1991 Alene Laska ...... 1975-78 Melissa Ries ...... 1972-73 Barbara Dieter ...... 1995-96 Debbie Lastowka...... 1995 Summer Roark ...... 1991-94 Gina DiGiacomo...... 2004-08 Ann Lawrenson ...... 1987-88 Kathy Rojas ...... 1987 Debbie Dixon...... 1974 Margaret Leahy...... 1985 Christine Russo ...... 1989-90 Marisa Donelson ...... 2003-07 Michelle Lodato...... 1993-96 Jamie Lomas...... 2000-04 S F Maureen Lowry ...... 1981-83 Michelle Savage...... 2001-05 Mary Lou Ferry ...... 1980 Anita Luff ...... 1979-80 Courtney Scardellette . . . . 2006-09 Junior Maggie Mullaney

18 Saint Joseph’s University THE UNIVERSITY

Timothy R. Lannon, S. J. Dr. Cary Anderson Don DiJulia University President Vice President of Student Life Associate Vice President Athletic Director

ATHLETIC DIRECTORY SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY Associate Vice President/Athletic Director ...... Don DiJulia ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT ...... 610-660-1707 Assistant Vice President/Athletic Business Affairs...... Jim Brown The Mission of the Athletics Department at Saint Joseph’s University reflects the Mission of the ...... 610-660-1726 University by using the programs within Athletics as a Associate Athletic Director/Varsity Programs ...... Ellen Ryan way to develop the whole person and preparing men ...... 610-660-1714 and women for others. Associate Athletic Director/Facilities ...... Al Pendleton ...... 610-660-3292 • To educate the whole person by complementing the academic Associate AD/Marketing/Corporate Partnerships...... Tim Curran experience with athletic and recreational programs and activities ...... 610-660-1702 outside the classroom. Assistant AD/Recreation & Intramurals ...... Corey Shannon ...... 610-660-3052 • To create an environment for personal growth through openness, Executive Director of Athletic Development ...... Katie Shields respect, and a concern for others...... 610-660-1231 Director of Compliance ...... Renie Shields • To communicate the value of community and family through team work and sportsmanship...... 610-660-2584 Director of Academic Services ...... Janet Greder • To provide opportunities for students to learn self-discipline, ...... 610-660-1728 responsibility, decision-making, and attainment of goals. Director of Sports Medicine ...... Lori Rafferty ...... 610-660-1699 • To provide opportunities for students to participate and compete Equipment Manager ...... Joe DeLacy in a first-class manner...... 610-660-1720 Assistant Athletic Director/Communications ...... Marie Wozniak • To provide equitable opportunities for all students and staff, ...... 610-660-1727 including women and minorities. Assoc. Dir.of Athletic Comm. (Women’s Tennis Contact) . Jack Jumper ...... 610-660-3389 • To advance the University regionally and nationally through intercollegiate athletics. Athletic Office/Fax ...... 610-660-1707/610-660-1716

THE HAWK The Saint Joseph’s Hawk mascot has been flapping its wings for more than a half a century. One of the most famous mascots in college sports, the Hawk is best known for staying in con- stant motion by flapping its wings throughout every basketball game and representing the Saint Joseph’s motto, “The Hawk Will Never Die.” Saint Joseph’s athletic teams have been recognized with the nickname “Hawks” since 1929. At that time, the school’s yearbook editor initiated a contest among the student body for a symbol. More than 100 submissions were narrowed, with “Hawks” winning out over “Grenadiers” by a slim margin. The name was appropriate because it typified “the fighting spirit of our crimson and gray athletes and it is suggestive of the aerial attack which has made our football team famous.” Football, ironically, was discontinued at SJU following the 1939 season. The Hawk mascot has garnered numerous accolades in its 50-year history. It has been selected as the nation’s top mascot by The Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated for Kids, Street & Smith’s Basketball Yearbook and ESPN College Basketball magazine and was a nominee for the 2008 Mascot Hall of Fame.

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Founded in 1851, Saint Joseph’s is an inde- pendent, Catholic, Jesuit university teaching disciplined reasoning, effective communication and a love of learning. From Willings Alley in Old City Philadelphia to Stiles Street in North Philadelphia to its current location on City Avenue, Saint Joseph’s has continued to grow and change with the times. The University combines the Jesuit tradition of academic excellence, a history of service and an ideal campus location to produce successful students who strive to make a good world even better. Full-time, undergraduate day enrollment comprises approximately 4,550 students. Graduate, evening and executive programs push total enrollment to more than 7,400 stu- Philadelphia to Camden, N.J.; from New Orleans PHILADELPHIA dents. to the Appalachian Mountains, Saint Joseph’s SJU’s Philadelphia location gives students students embrace the Jesuit mission of serving access to two worlds. The campus resembles a THE JESUIT TRADITION OF those in need. The Thanksgiving Dinner Dance park, surrounded by the stately homes of ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE for area senior citizens and the Hand-in-Hand Philadelphia’s historic Main Line suburbs. Yet Saint Joseph’s nationally-recognized aca- Festival for the handicapped are two annual students have access to the cultural, commer- demic reputation is confirmed by ongoing student-run events that draw thousands of spe- cial and recreational activities of downtown acknowledgment in Barron’s, U.S. News & cial visitors to campus for fun and friendship. Philadelphia -– only a short ride away. SJU stu- World Report and Peterson’s. The Jesuit tradi- dents take frequent advantage of the artistic tion of intellectual inquiry and personal concern IDEAL CAMPUS LOCATION and cultural resources Philadelphia offers, as manifests itself in small, challenging classes SJU’s City Avenue location combines the well. They visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art; taught by a caring faculty. Graduate assistants best of dynamic Philadelphia with the subur- the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; the do not teach, so undergraduates can be sure ban, residential setting of the elegant Main Franklin Institute Science Museum; the they are receiving the very best educational Line. Saint Joseph’s 65 acres span two counties, Academy of Music, which houses ballet and experience from trained experts. One-on-one allowing students to literally enjoy the best of opera; and the new Kimmel Center, home to interaction between students and faculty is a both worlds. The city of Philadelphia, with its the Philadelphia Orchestra. In addition, SJU stu- reality at Saint Joseph’s. tremendous wealth of historical, cultural, social dents enjoy rooting for Philadelphia’s teams in A solid liberal arts curriculum provides and athletic attractions, is easily accessible, the four major professional sports leagues. across-the-board learning for every student. while the safety, serenity and greenery of a sub- Supporting that curriculum are comprehensive urban campus are right at hand. academic majors and learning facilities. The The friendly atmosphere and close-knit result is a broad education that prepares stu- campus ensure that students don’t get lost in dents not only for employment and graduate either the literal or the figurative sense at Saint school, but for life itself. Joseph’s. Expanded library, computer and ath- In the fall of 1998, SJU opened the $25 mil- letic facilities add a big-time “feel” to this grow- lion Owen A. Mandeville Hall, which houses the ing university. Erivan K. Haub School of Business, the Center for Food Marketing and the region's first SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS "Teletorium" and "Moot Boardrooms." An Men and women leave Saint Joseph’s pre- 87,000-square-foot international academic cen- pared. The University boasts an excellent ter featuring state-of-the-art distance learning record of placing its graduates in first-time jobs, technology, it is located near the corner of 54th professional schools and other advanced Street and City Avenue. degree programs. Part-time work and intern- ships provide real-world experiences, the kind A HISTORY OF SERVICE which delight future employers. And with its The students of Saint Joseph’s University many diverse student organizations, SJU offers are dedicated to making today’s world even ample opportunities to assume leadership posi- better. A natural spirit of volunteerism has tions. enabled the University’s community service An extensive on-campus recruitment pro- programs to become the most popular gram provides graduates with a head start in extracurricular activities on campus. In addi- their employment search. Regular meetings tion, a Service Learning program allows stu- with faculty advisors, along with advisory pro- dents to receive academic credit for their work grams in the health professions and in pre-law, outside the classroom. assist students who wish to further their school- SJU offers local, national and international ing. opportunities for student service. From North

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