Rebel Records ❋❋❋ SINGLES ❋❋❋ VICTORIES WINNING PERCENTAGE SEASON SEASON (Min

rebel records ❋❋❋ SINGLES ❋❋❋ VICTORIES WINNING PERCENTAGE SEASON SEASON (Min. 20 Matches) 1. Scott Warner, 1986 35 1. Phil Agassi, 1983 (25-2) .926 2. Pat Boies, 1991 33 2. Scott Warner, 1984 (25-3) .893 3. Scott Warner, 1987 31 3. Phil Agassi, 1982 (30-4) .882 Scot Hunter, 1980 31 4. Scott Warner, 1986 (35-6) .854 5. Roger Pettersson, 1994 30 5. Don Roesler, 1979 (28-5) .848 6. Eric Aanes, 1990 28 6. Roger Pettersson, 1996 (27-7) .800 Don Roesler, 1979 28 Bruce Stubbs, 1978 (28-7) .800 Bruce Stubbs, 1978 28 8. George Morrissey, 1979 (27-7) .794 Two-time Big West Player of the Year 9. Roger Pettersson, 1996 27 Scott Warner (1984-87) tops the Rebels’ 9. Roger Pettersson, 1994 (30-8) .789 Matt McDougall, 1980 27 season and career singles wins lists. 10. Pat Boies, 1991 (33-10) .767 Sammy Alvarez, 1980 27 George Morrissey, 1979 27 MEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR RECORD CONF. COACH CAREER CAREER (Min. Two Seasons) 1969-73 No records available 1. Scott Warner, 1984-87 112 1. Phil Agassi, 1982-83 (55-6) .902 1974 13-13 — Fred Albrecht 2. Roger Pettersson, 1993-96 97 2. Scott Warner, 1984-87 (112-32) .777 1975 18-5 — Fred Albrecht Pat Boies, 1990-93 97 3. Bruce Stubbs, 1975-78 (80-26) .755 1976 24-7 — Fred Albrecht 4. Scot Hunter, 1979-82 91 4. Roger Pettersson, 1993-96 (97-33) .746 1977 25-5 — Fred Albrecht 5. George Morrissey, 1976-79 89 5. Jerry Berg, 1976-78 (69-24) .742 1978 25-13 — Fred Albrecht 6. Matt McDougall, 1980-83 88 6. Wayne Pickard, 1976-77 (47-17) .734 1979 26-7 — Fred Albrecht 7. Asaf Tishler, 1996-99 85 7. Scot Hunter, 1979-82 (91-35) .722 1980 25-13 — Fred Albrecht 8. Bruce Stubbs, 1975-78 80 8. Asaf Tishler, 1996-99 (85-36) .703 1981 15-9 — Fred Albrecht 9. Eric Aanes, 1989-92 73 9. Matt McDougall, 1980-83 (88-38) .698 1982 34-5 4th Fred Albrecht Lee Rosenthal, 1986-87, 88-89 73 10. George Morrissey, 1976-79 (89-39) .695 1983 25-3 3rd Fred Albrecht 11. Tim Blenkiron, 1994-97 71 1984 14-11 6th Mike Mushkin 12. Jerry Berg, 1976-78 69 1985 14-11 6th Jack Pate 13. Luke Smith, 1994-97 65 1986 14-19 6th Craig Witcher 1987 16-10 3rd Craig Witcher 1988 7-20 7th Craig Witcher 1989 15-11 5th Craig Witcher ❋❋❋ DOUBLES ❋❋❋ 1990 12-15 4th Craig Witcher 1991 18-11 5th Craig Witcher VICTORIES WINNING PERCENTAGE 1992 8-8 4th Larry Easley SEASON SEASON (Min. 20 Matches) 1993 11-7 2nd Larry Easley 1994 17-8 1st Larry Easley 1. Roger Pettersson, 1996 33 1. Matt McDougal, 1981 (21-2) .913 2. Luke Smith, 1996 31 Scot Hunter, 1981 (21-2) .913 1995 11-11 1st Larry Easley 3. Tim Blenkiron, 1997 28 3. Jerry Berg, 1976 (25-3) .892 1996 17-8 1st Larry Easley 1997 20-7 2nd Larry Easley Asaf Tishler, 1997 28 4. Greg Henderson, 1982 (21-2) .875 Matt McDougal, 1980 28 5. Tim Blenkiron, 1996 (20-3) .870 1998 12-11 T5th Larry Easley 1999 12-10 T3rd Larry Easley Scot Hunter, 1980 28 6. George Morrissey, 1977 (25-4) .862 2000 8-14 T4th Larry Easley 7. Luke Smith, 1997 27 Murray Peterson, 1977 (25-4) .862 2001 13-10 T3rd Larry Easley Jerry Berg, 1978 27 8. Asaf Tishler, 1996 (18-3) .857 9. George Morrissey, 1979 25 9. Phil Agassi, 1982 (17-3) .850 ITA RANKINGS RECORDS Greg Menster, 1978 25 10. Dan Knight, 1977 (22-4) .846 Bruce Stubbs, 1978 25 SINGLES Preseason Rk Year George Morrissey, 1977 25 Roger Pettersson 13 1995 Murray Peterson, 1977 25 Regular Season Jerry Berg, 1976 25 Pettersson 4 1994, ‘96 Final CAREER CAREER (Min. Two Seasons) Pettersson 8 1996 DOUBLES 1. George Morrissey, 1976-79 91 1. Scot Hunter, 1979-81 (49-10) .831 Preseason 2. Scot Hunter, 1979-82 89 2. Phil Agassi, 1982-83 (33-7) .825 Luke Smith/Asaf Tishler 8 1997 3. Luke Smith, 1994-97 85 3. Jerry Berg, 1976-78 (75-18) .807 Regular Season 4. Matt McDougal, 1980-83 84 4. Matt McDougal, 1980-83, (84-21) .800 Zivkovic/Skorin 1 1999 5. Asaf Tishler, 1996-99 81 5. Dan Knight, 1975-77 (58-16) .784 Final Tim Blenkiron, 1994-97 81 6. Scot Hunter, 1979-82 (89-25) .781 Smith/Tim Blenkiron 2 1997 Smith/Pettersson 2 1996 Roger Pettersson, 1993-96 81 7. Asaf Tishler, 1996-99 (81-26) .757 TEAM 8. Jerry Berg, 1976-78 75 8. Tim Blenkiron, 1994-97 (81-10) .750 Preseason 29 1997 9. Bruce Stubbs, 1975-78 73 9. Roger Pettersson, 1993-96 (81-30) .730 Regular Season 16 1996 10. Scott Warner, 1984-87 69 Charles Olinger, 1993-94 (27-10) .730 Final 27 1996

30 2002 UNLV TENNIS GUIDE rebel all-americans LUKE SMITH ROGER PETTERSSON 1997 SINGLES & DOUBLES ALL-AMERICAN 1996 SINGLES & DOUBLES ALL-AMERICAN 1997 NCAA SINGLES & DOUBLES CHAMPION 1994 SINGLES ALL-AMERICAN 1996 DOUBLES ALL-AMERICAN 1996 ITA OSUNA SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD TWO-TIME ROLEX ALL-STAR TEAM 1996 ROLEX ALL-STAR TEAM SEVEN-TIME FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 1996 FIRST-TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN THREE-TIME CONFERENCE MVP Luke Smith forged a permanent place in NCAA tennis lore in May 1997 by SIX-TIME FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE turning UCLA’s Los Angeles Tennis Center into his personal playground en route to sweeping two national championships in near-blowout manner. Quite simply the most accomplished and deco- Head Coach Larry Easley had not even seen Smith play a single point when rated UNLV tennis player ever, Roger Pettesson the scrawny 17-year-old from Australia hit Las Vegas in fall of 1993 as a used his collegiate career from 1993-96 to earn tag-along recruit with fellow-countryman Tim Blenkiron. However, by his national recognition for himself, his team and senior year, Smith’s body and maturity level had caught up with his power- his university on and off the courts. The 1996 ful serve. Ranked 65th, Smith led the Rebels to a No. 1 seed in the WAC Rafael Osuna Award winner was named his Championships. He fell in the league finals but it would mark Smith’s last- school’s Sportsman of the Year as well as be- ever collegiate defeat. He won twice in the regionals and then ripped off five ing UNLV’s choice for Big West Conference Male more victories en route to the NCAA singles title. Unleashing a devastatingly Scholar-Athlete of the Year. No less accom- accurate service game, Smith steam-rolled into the finals and dispatched plished during play, he and partner Luke Smith George Bastl of USC, 6-1, 7-6, to win his school’s first-ever were the school’s first-ever duo to qualify for Grand Slam title. It just took a few hours to win another. the NCAA tournament in 1995. After a quick Later that day he teamed with Blenkiron to win the doubles exit, they returned in 1996 and nearly won the crown in straight sets to become the first unseeded player thing, ultimately earning what was then the highest ranking of any kind at to win both in the same year. Smith’s run, however, did the school with the No. 2 spot. Pettersson ultimately re-wrote a large por- not end there. Turning professional, he continued his tion of the school’s record books, including earning a program-best No. 4 tear while touring in a satellite event and picked up more ranking in singles as both a sophomore and senior. Tied for second on the championships while his winning streaks reached an all-time victory list in singles, the Swede’s 33 doubles wins in 1996 are the incredible 15 in singles and 21 in doubles matches over best ever in Las Vegas. Only the second three-time winner of Big West the summer. He played in the main draw of the U.S. Open Player of the Year honors, Pettersson’s most impressive doings may be in both singles and doubles and staged a triumphant re- have been leading the once-downtrodden Rebel program to its first confer- turn home by reaching the quarterfinals of the Australian Open ence title – and then another and then another (1994-96). Married in 1995 in doubles. to former Lady Rebel Vicki Stephenson, Pettersson retired from competitive tennis after graduation to enter the management program of the world- SCOTT WARNER famous Mirage Resorts in Las Vegas. 1987 SINGLES ALL-AMERICAN TIM BLENKIRON TWO-TIME CONFERENCE MVP THREE-TIME FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 1997 DOUBLES ALL-AMERICAN 1998 UNLV HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE 1997 NCAA DOUBLES CHAMPION 1997 ROLEX ALL-STAR TEAM Hailing from coconut-covered South Florida, Scott THREE-TIME FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Warner decided to leave his tennis-rich homeland and head west to mine his future. His trek landed him at a young university whose tennis tradition One half of UNLV’s only national champion duo, Tim had not yet burst beyond the desert. But he quickly changed all that. Serv- Blenkiron was a lanky power player from Down Under who finished as a ing it up in a forgettable facility that pre-dates the school’s current tennis member of three conference championship teams. His four-year career palace, the big-hitting youngster from the Sunshine State soon grew into a (1994-97) included climbing to ninth on the all-time singles victories list, man of firsts for a Rebel program that now commands national respect. but it was in doubles play that the rangy Blenkiron made his real mark. Not The Warner Milestones are plentiful: First All-American for men’s or women’s only did he stand fifth on the school’s career list for doubles wins, but he tennis, first conference player of the year, first NCAA championships par- was the only player in school history to earn first-team all-conference hon- ticipant as well as the first Rebel to reach as far as the national quarterfinal. ors with three different partners. It was the final of his teammate trio, fellow He was the school’s first three-time all-league performer, the first to net 35 Aussie Luke Smith, who helped Blenkiron reach glory. victories in a season, and first to amass The pair, which entered the 1997 postseason ranked 19th, 100 wins in a career. Scott “Rocket” tore off a string of five victories at the Los Angeles Ten- Warner, who went on to become a busi- nis Center, only losing two sets along the way. The final, nessman back home, still stands tall atop 6-4, 6-4, win over USC’s George Bastl and Kyle Spencer the Rebel record books. And in 1998, made Blenkiron and Smith NCAA champions in their final Warner forged one more first. He became collegiate match. Retired from competitive tennis, the initial UNLV tennis player – male or Blenkiron married former Lady Rebel Lisa female – inducted into his school’s Ath- Annebro in 1998 just months before graduating letics Hall of Fame. and taking a job as the UNLV men’s team assistant, Warner entered UNLV’s which he served as for one year. Hall of Fame in 1998. 31 2002 UNLV TENNIS GUIDE ncaa championships

REBEL INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1996 - LUKE SMITH (0-1 in tour.) First Round Singles REBEL TEAM RESULTS 2001 – NENAD ZIVKOVIC (0-0 in tour.) Scott Treibly (New Mexico) def. Smith First Round Singles (UNLV) 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 1999 REGIONAL (VII) Withdrew from field because of injury At Fresno, CA, May 15-16 1996 - ROGER PETTERSSON/ SEMIFINALS 1999 – ASAF TISHLER (0-1 in tour.) LUKE SMITH (3-1 in tour.) USC (1) def. UM-Kansas City (4) 4-0 First Round Singles First Round Doubles Fresno State (3) def. UNLV (2) 4-0 James Blake (Harvard) def. Tishler (UNLV) Pettersson/Smith def. Tylir Jimenez/ FINAL 6-2, 6-3 Dieter Schwendinger (Texas Tech) *Fresno State def. USC 4-1 6-4, 6-7 (7-4), 6-3 ROGER PETTERSSON 1999 – NENAD ZIVKOVIC/ Second Round Doubles 1998 REGIONAL (VII) 1994, 95, 96 SINGLES GREGOR SKORIN (0-1 in tour.) Pettersson/Smith def. Mark Loughrin/ At Las Vegas, May 14-16 1995, 96 DOUBLES First Round Doubles B.J. Stearns (Texas) 6-3, 6-2 QUARTERFINALS Jean-Noel Grinde/Jong Ming-Lee (UCLA) Third Round Doubles UNLV (5) def. Fresno State (4) 4-3 def. Zivkovic/Skorin (UNLV) 6-3, 6-3 Pettersson/Smith def. Ernesto Diaz/Albin New Mexico (6) def. San Diego St. (3) 4-2 Polonyi (Boise State) 6-7 (8-6), SEMIFINALS 1998 – ASAF TISHLER (0-1 in tour.) 6-2, 6-4 Pepperdine (1) def. UNLV 4-3 First Round Singles Semifinal Doubles New Mexico def. Boise State (2) 4-2 Michael Baldas (Georgia) def. Tishler Justin Gimelstob/Srdjan Muskatirovic FINAL (UNLV) 6-3, 6-3 (UCLA) def. Pettersson/Smith 6-3, *Pepperdine def. New Mexico 4-1 6-0 1997 - LUKE SMITH (6-0 in tour.) 1997 REGIONAL (VII) First Round Singles 1995 - ROGER PETTERSSON At Las Vegas, May 9-11 Smith (UNLV) def. Oliver Mayo (Virginia (0-1 in tour.) QUARTERFINALS LUKE SMITH Tech) 6-4, 6-1 First Round Singles USC (1) def. UTEP (8) 4-0 1996, 97 SINGLES Second Round Singles Srdjan Muskatirovic (Miami) def. BYU (5) def. Utah (4) 4-2 1995, 96, 97 DOUBLES Smith (UNLV) def. Cedric Kauffman Pettersson (UNLV) 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 Fresno State (3) def. New Mexico St. (6) 4-0 (Kentucky) 6-3, 6-3 UNLV (2) def. New Mexico (7) 4-3 Third Round Singles 1995 - ROGER PETTERSSON/LUKE SEMIFINALS Smith (UNLV) def. Kevin Kim (UCLA) SMITH (0-1 in tour.) USC def. BYU 4-3 6-2, 6-4 First Round Doubles Fresno State def. UNLV 4-2 Fourth Round Singles Steven Baldas/Jamie Laschinger FINAL Smith (UNLV) def. Ivan Rodrigo (Georgia) def. Pettersson/Smith *Fresno State def. USC 4-2 (Miami, Fla.) 6-3, 6-4 6-3, 6-4 Semifinal Singles 1996 REGIONAL (VIII) Smith (UNLV) def. Oliver Tauma (VCU) 1994 - ROGER PETTERSSON (0-1) At Las Vegas, May 10-12 7-6 , 6-2 First Round Singles QUARTERFINALS Final Singles Jamie Laschinger (Georgia) def. Pepperdine (1) def. UC Irvine (8) 4-1 SCOTT WARNER Smith (UNLV) def. George Bastl (USC) Pettersson (UNLV) 7-6, 6-2 UNLV (5) def. California (4) 4-1 1986, 87 SINGLES 6-1, 7-6 Arizona State (3) def. Washington (6) 4-3 1987 - SCOTT WARNER (3-1 in tour.) UC Santa Barbara (7) def. Arizona (2) 4-2 1997 - LUKE SMITH/ First Round Singles SEMIFINALS TIM BLENKIRON (5-0 in tour.) Warner (UNLV) def. Young Min Kwon Pepperdine def. UNLV 4-3 First Round Doubles (Millersville) 6-3, 6-4 Arizona State def. UC Santa Barbara 4-1 Smith/Blenkiron (UNLV) def. Chris James/ Second Round Singles FINAL Derek Myers (Purdue) 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 Warner (UNLV) def. Ken Kupperstein *Pepperdine def. Arizona State 4-0 Second Round Doubles (Arizona State) 7-6, 7-5 Smith/Blenkiron (UNLV) def. Tim Crichton/ Third Round Singles 1995 REGIONAL (VIII) Tom Hamilton (Arkansas) 6-1, 6-3 Warner (UNLV) def. Jonas Svensson At Los Angeles, May 5-7 Third Round Doubles (Minnesota) 6-4, 6-4 QUARTERFINALS ASAF TISHLER Smith/Blenkiron (UNLV) def. Nick Crowell/ Fourth Round Singles San Diego (3) def. Arizona (6) 4-1 Paul Martin (Texas) 7-6, 7-6 UC Irvine (5) def. Washington (4) 4-3 1998, 99 SINGLES Mark Kaplan (UC Irvine) def. Warner Semifinal Doubles (UNLV) 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 SEMIFINALS Smith/Blenkiron (UNLV) def. Mitty Arnold/ California (1) def. UC Irvine 4-2 Tom Blake (Harvard) 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 1986 - SCOTT WARNER (0-1 in tour.) San Diego def. UNLV (2) 4-1 Final Doubles First Round Singles FINAL Smith/Blenkiron (UNLV) def. George Bastl/ Kimmo Alkio (Texas A&M) def. Warner *California def. San Diego 4-1 Kyle Spencer (USC) 6-4, 6-4 (UNLV) 6-7, 6-3, 6-2 1994 REGIONAL (VIII) 1996 - ROGER PETTERSSON At Los Angeles, May 13-15 (0-1 in tour.) QUARTERFINALS First Round Singles California def. UNLV 4-1 Enrique Abaroa (Kansas) def. Pettersson Arizona def. Arizona State 4-3 NENAD ZIVKOVIC (UNLV) 6-4, 6-3 SEMIFINALS 2001 SINGLES Pepperdine def. California 4-0 1999 DOUBLES UCLA def. Arizona 4-0 FINAL *UCLA def. Pepperdine 4-3

*Advanced to NCAA Round of 16

GREGOR SKORIN TIM BLENKIRON 1999 DOUBLES 1997 DOUBLES 32 2002 UNLV TENNIS GUIDE unlv national titles THE REBELS’ RUN

Unlv’s Awesome Aussies Shook the College Tennis World.

Luke Smith entered the 1997 NCAA Championships at UCLA as the country’s 65th-ranked singles player and exited as his school’s first national champion in the sport. The senior from Australia unleashed a punishing serve to mow down all challengers in straight sets over five days, including a 6-1, 7- 5 victory over USC’s George Bastl in the historic final.

Perhaps even more stunning, Smith teamed with senior Tim Blenkiron to also run the table in doubles play. The duo’s wild week culminated in a 6-4, 6-4 win over the same Trojan foe Bastl and his partner Kyle Spen- cer to earn UNLV’s sixth NCAA title in any sport. Smith became only the second player in 20 years to earn both crowns in the same year. He played in the main draw of the U.S. Open and again teamed with Blenkiron in the national doubles event.

Luke Smith 1997 NCAA SINGLES & DOUBLES CHAMPION

Tim Blenkiron (L-R) Tim Blenkiron, Head Coach Dr. Larry Easley and Luke Smith 1997 NCAA DOUBLES CHAMPION 33 2002 UNLV TENNIS GUIDE rebel honors

ITA GRAND SLAM TITLE CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR 1998 — Zivkovic/Skorin (National Clay Court Doubles) 1996 — Larry Easley (Big West) 1997 — Luke Smith (NCAA Singles) 1995 — Larry Easley (Big West) 1997 — Smith/Blenkiron (NCAA Doubles) 1994 — Larry Easley (Big West)

ITA ALL-AMERICAN UNLV SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR 1997 — Luke Smith (Singles & Doubles) 1996 — Roger Pettersson 1997 — Tim Blenkiron (Doubles) 1996 — Roger Pettersson (Singles & Doubles) ALL-CONFERENCE* 1996 — Luke Smith (Doubles) 2001 — Nenad Zivkovic, first-team singles 1994 — Roger Pettersson (Singles) Thomas Schneiter, first-team singles 1987 — Scott Warner (Singles) Zivkovic/Skorin, first-team doubles 2000 — Danny Erez, first-team singles ROLEX COLLEGIATE ALL-STAR Vladimir Pavicevic, first-team singles 1997 — Luke Smith (Singles) Zivkovic/Skorin, first-team doubles 1997 — Smith/Blenkiron (Doubles) 1999 — Asaf Tishler, first-team singles 1996 — Pettersson/Smith (Doubles) 1998 — Asaf Tishler, first-team singles 1997 — Luke Smith, first-team singles Roger Pettersson was a three-time ITA RAFAEL OSUNA SPORTSMAN AWARD Smith/Blenkiron, first-team doubles Big West Player of the Year. 1996 — Roger Pettersson Asaf Tishler, second-team doubles 1996 — Roger Pettersson, first-team singles CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN Luke Smith, first-team singles 1999 — Asaf Tishler (Third team) Smith/Tishler, first-team doubles 1996 — Roger Pettersson (First team) Pettersson/Blenkiron, first-team doubles Tim Blenkiron, second-team singles ITA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Pettersson/Smith, second-team doubles ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 1995 — Roger Pettersson, first-team singles 2001 — Danny Erez Luke Smith, first-team singles 2000 — Danny Erez Blenkiron/Norton, first-team doubles 1999 — Adam Thurgood Pettersson/Smith, first-team doubles Asaf Tishler Tim Blenkiron, second-team singles 1998 — Asaf Tishler 1994 — Roger Pettersson, first-team singles PAT BOIES MIKE MORGAN (1990-93) (1982-83) 1996 — Roger Pettersson Luke Smith, first-team singles 1983 — Mike Morgan Olinger/Smith, first-team doubles Matt Rivera, second-team singles ITA REGIONAL ARTHUR ASHE Charles Olinger, second-team singles LEADERSHIP AWARD Blenkiron/Norton, second-team doubles 1998 — Asaf Tishler (VII) 1993 — Roger Pettersson (No. 2 singles champion)* Matt Rivera (No. 3 singles runner-up)* ITA REGIONAL JOHN VAN NOSTRAND AWARD Charles Olinger (No. 4 singles runner-up)* 2001 — Nenad Zivkovic (VII) 1991 — Pat Boies (No. 4 singles champion)* 1987 — Scott Warner (No. 1 singles champion)* ITA REGIONAL FARNSWORTH 1986 — Scott Warner (No. 1 singles champion)* SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1984 — Scott Warner (No. 2 singles champion)* 2001 — Nenad Zivkovic (VII) 1983 — Phil Agassi (No. 1 singles runner-up)* 1999 — Asaf Tishler (VII) Matt McDougal (No. 2 singles runner-up)* Giller/Morgan (No. 1 doubles runner-up)* Gregor Skorin (left) and teammate ITA REGIONAL PLAYER TO WATCH 1982 — Tim Giller (No. 3 singles champion)* Nenad Zivkovic (right) won the 1997 — Asaf Tishler (VII) school’s third Grand Slam title at the 1994 — Roger Pettersson (VIII) *1983-1993 conference honorees decided Clay Court championships in 1998. by individual championships ITA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 2001 — Larry Easley (VII) CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1998 — Larry Easley (Co) (VII) 2001 — Nenad Zivkovic (MWC: Feb. 22) Danny Erez (March 21) ITA REGIONAL ASST. COACH OF THE YEAR 2000 — Danny Erez (MWC: Feb. 16) 1998 — Doug Failla (VII) Vladimir Pavicevic (March 15) 1999 — Asaf Tishler (WAC: March 9 & April 13) CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1998 — Gregor Skorin (WAC: Feb. 17) 1996 — Roger Pettersson (Big West) Asaf Tishler (March 24) 1995 — Roger Pettersson (Big West) 1997 — Luke Smith (WAC: Feb. 17 & April 7) 1994 — Roger Pettersson (Co) (Big West) Asaf Tishler (March 31) 1987 — Scott Warner (PCAA) CHARLES OLINGER ASAF TISHLER 1986 — Scott Warner (PCAA) (1993-94) (1996-99)

34 2002 UNLV TENNIS GUIDE men’s all-time roster

-A- -E- Kirk, Steve (1984) Rey, Rodrigo (1994) Knight, Dan (1975-77) Rhodes, John (1981) Aanes, Eric (1989-92) Eisen, Adam (1996) Kosik, Frank (1975) Richheimer, Gideon (1994) Adams, Scott (1999) Eisinga, Leslie (2001-pres.) Rivera, Matt (1993-94) Agassi, Phil (1982-83) Ekstrand, Marcus (1994) Roberts, Tyler (1999-2000) Alvarez, Sammy (1980) Elliot, Dave (1978-80) -L- Roe, Mike (1968-72) Anderson, Bob (1968) Entzel, Lorin (1990-92) Lorring, Paul (1975) Roesler, Don (1979-80) Atkinson, Darren (1996) Erez, Danny (1998-2001) Lowenstein, Yoav (1997) Rosenthal, Lee (1986-87, 89-90) Atzet, Chris (1996) -F- -M- -S- -B- Fallon, Brandon (1998) Maccanello, Dan (1995-97) Salomon, Aviram (2002-pres.) Barker, Leon (1977) Ferrari, Jim (1982-83) Madersbacher, Andy (1999) Schermerhorn, G. (1981-82) Barnum, Ken (1969-72) Flores, Michael (1979) Mahlangu, Richman (1988) Schneiter, Thomas (2001-pres.) Basil, John (1978-80) Foley, Jeff (1984-85) Malm, Christopher (1984) Schrader, Thomas (1995) Bastin, Michael (1991) Mateljan, Eric (1993-94) Scott, Jim (1975-77) Batton, Will (1997) Maurer, Andreas (2002-pres.) -G- Sena, Ed (1982) Ben-Ray, Zohar (1984-86) Mauz, Norm (1984-85) Garvin, Sam (1985) Silva, Alex (1978-79) Berg, Eric (1997) McCauley, John (1986-87) Gatza, Jim (1984) Skorin, Gregor (1998-2001) Berg, Jerry (1976-78) McDonald, Steve (1986) Geba, Dorian (1989-90) Smith, Luke (1994-97) Blagocevic, Marko (2001) McDougall, Matt (1980-83) Gilbert, Dru (1977) Soard, Randy (1967-69) Blenkiron, Tim (1994) McNamara, James (1982-83) Giller, Tim (1982-83) Streek, Dan (1982) Bobb, Damu (1998-99) Medrano, Scott (1986) Goldberg, Gregory (1995-96) Stubbs, Bruce (1975-78) Boies, Pat (1990-93) Menster, Greg (1977-80) Gonsalves, Kevin (1996) Sullivan, Tom (1984-87) Bolster, Pat (1973) Michaud, Thomas (2002-pres.) Gurousky, Tony (1978) Swaino, John (1991) Borr, Adam (1986) Miller, Greg (1986) Boulet, Dominic (1996) Morgan, Mike (1982-83) Bowman, Pete (1996) -H- Morrisseau, Lyle (1984) -T- Bowyer, Wayne (1993) Hall, Kenji (1990) Morrissey, George (1976-79) Tafazoli, Artin (2001) Byrge, Harry (1970-72) Hatfield, Crombie (1987-90) Taitz, Brett (1995) Hedegaard, Matt (2000) -N- Tapernoux, Andy (1997-99) Henderson, Greg (1981-82) Thorson, Duke (1980-81) -C- Nord, Kris (1977) Hennessey, Matt (1992) Thurgood, Adam (1999-2000) Cambell, Billy (1989) Norton, Rob (1994-95) Highfield, Russel (1976) Tishler, Asaf (1996-99) Cannon, Wick (1989) Hill, Robin (1979) Tomiyasu, Robert (1987-90) Carstens, Theis (1992) Hostalek, David (1989-92) -O- Tondre, Noah (2002-pres.) Claridge, Ryan (2001-pres.) Howarth, Rob (1996) Olinger, Charles (1993-94) Tsunoda, Yuta (1987-90) Cohen, David (1990-92) Hunter, Scot (1979-1982) Tug, Romain (2002-pres.) Cook, Dave (1968-72) Coronado, Mark (1986-89) -P- Craig, James (1982-86) -I- Pavicevic, Vladimir (2000) -V- Creel, Craig (1975) Imber, Mike (1997) Paez, Roger (1996-97) Vinson, Robert (1990-91) Parlade, Robbie (1999-2000) -D- -J- Pelton, Eric (1999-2000) -W- Peterson, Murray (1977) Demchak, Robert (1978) Jevtic, Misha (1990-92) Waller, Mike (1980-83) Pettersson, Roger (1993-96) Dondich, Eric (1974-77) Johnston, Doug (1975) Warner, Scott (1984-87) Pickard, Wayne (1976-77) Douglas, Derek (2000) Wilson, Ed (1967-68) Piercy, Ralph (1973) Wolff, Kyle (1979-82) -K- Pohjola, Julius (1995, 1997) Kampschror, Kevin (1997) Polanco, John (1995-96) Keays, Harry (1975-77) -Z- Kimoff, Steve (1982) -R- Zivkovic, Nenad (1998-2001) Raizk, Robert (1976-77) NOTE: Records incomplete 1969-73 REBEL COACHING HISTORY Raynor, Ivan (1968-69)

Fred Albrecht (1974-83) Mike Mushkin (1984) Jack Pate (1985) Craig Witcher (1986-91) Larry Easley (1992-pres.) Seasons Record Pct. Seasons Record Pct. Seasons Record Pct. Seasons Record Pct. Seasons Record Pct. 9 230-80 .742 1 14-11 .560 1 14-11 .560 6 82-86 .488 10 129-94 .579 35 2002 UNLV TENNIS GUIDE