2001 Carolina Men’s Tennis Information The Old Well General Information ...... 1 Athletic Department Directory ...... 2 Roster ...... 3 Opponent Information ...... 3 Season Preview ...... 4 Player Biographies ...... 5-9 Head Coach Sam Paul ...... 10-11 Assistant Coach Marc Schwartz ...... 11 1999-2000 Season Review ...... 12 1999-2000 Season Results ...... 13 Media Information The University of North Carolina Sports Information Office A Total Program ...... 14 is always interested in aiding members of the media in their cov- Student-Athlete Development ...... 15 erage of the men’s tennis program. Publicity for men’s tennis is Schedule ...... Back Cover handled by Bill Pate and Dave Lohse. All interviews should be Tennis History arranged through the Sports Information Office and will be con- ducted immediately before or after practice when possible. Head Coach Sam Paul may be reached by calling his office directly at Year-by-Year Records ...... 16 (919) 962-6060. All-Time Records by Opponent ...... 17 We encourage all media and fans to keep track of the Tar Conference Champions ...... 18 Heel tennis team by visiting the official website for North All-America Players ...... 19-21 Carolina athletics at http://tarheelblue.com. Information about Miscellaneous Award Winners ...... 22 the men’s tennis program can also be obtained from the Sports Information Office at 919-962-2123. Carolina Tennis History ...... 23-27 Credits All-Time Lettermen ...... 28 The 2001 men’s tennis media guide was designed and edited by Bill Pate, Erin Niebling, Andrew Parker and Dave Lohse of the UNC Sports Information Office. Action shots and head shots The University of North Carolina were taken by Grant Halverson and Kevin Cox. Other action shots were taken by Brad Smith and John Gardiner. Covers designed by Erin Niebling. Printing by B&B Printing Company Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center ...... 29-30 of Britol, Tennessee. Many thanks to Tom Volk of B&B for his Carolina’s Athletic Heritage ...... 31 assistance. Many thanks to Andrew Parker of the UNC Men’s The University ...... 32 Tennis office for his overwhelming support of the project. Carolina & Nike

On July 9, 1997, the University of North Carolina and Nike signed a five-year, $7.1 million contract under which Nike will provide shoes, apparel, equipment bags and other products for each varsity team. UNC also received $400,000 for the Chancellor’s Academic Enhancement Fund.

Tar Heels Welcome New Chancellor

On October 12, 2000, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill installed James Moeser as its new chancellor. Moeser comes to Chapel Hill from the University of Nebraska where he acted as chancellor since 1996. Moeser is a native of Colorado City, Texas and received a bachelor’s of music degree with honors in 1961 and a master’s of music in musicology in 1964 from the University of Texas at Austin. Moeser later received a doctorate in musical arts from the University of Michigan in 1967. A concert organist, Moeser is the right person to lead Carolina at this impor- tant time says Anne Cates, chair of the UNC-CH Board of Trustees. "He has precise- ly the kind of outstanding track record that is so important to all of us now," says Cates. "He also has exciting ideas about Carolina’s future and deep respect for the students, faculty and staff who make this university the great place it is." Athletic Department Directory C h a n c e l l o r...... James Moeser Athletic Director ...... Dick Baddour David Cheatwood Faculty Representative to the NCAA...... Jack Evans Senior Associate Athletic Director ...... Larry Gallo Senior Assoc. A.D./Facilities, Building Projects...... J e ff Elliott Senior Assoc. A.D./Olympic Sports...... Beth Miller Senior Assoc. A.D./Operations & F a c i l i t i e s ...... Willie Scroggs Associate A.D./Business, Finance...... Martina Ballen Associate A.D./Academic Support ...... Janice Hilliard Assistant A.D./Sports Information ...... Steve Kirschner Assistant A.D./Campus & Community Relations...... John Lotz Assistant A.D./Football Operations ...... Monk To m l i n s o n C o l o r s ...... Carolina Blue & W h i t e Assistant A.D./Physical Development ...... G e o rge Smith Home Facility ...... Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center D i r. Physical Development./Olympic Sports ...... Greg Gatz C o u r t s ...... Hard Courts, 6 Indoor and 12 Outdoor Asst. Dir. Physical Develop./Olympic Sports ...... Jodi Hopkins Seating Capacity ...... 2 , 0 0 0 Educ. Foundation Exec. Vice President ...... John Cherry National A ff i l i a t i o n ...... N C A A Division I Educ. Foundation V. P./Donor Services...... Neal Harrell C o n f e r e n c e ...... Atlantic Coast Educ. Foundation V.P. / E n d o w m e n t ...... Sue Wa l s h C h a n c e l l o r ...... James Moeser Educ. Foundation Administrative V. P...... Dawn McPherson Men’s Tennis Staff Information Director of Sports Medicine...... Tim Ta f t Head Coach and Director of Te n n i s ...... Sam Paul Assistant Director of Sports Medicine...... Bryan Smith P a u l ’s Alma Mater ...... Presbyterian, 1983 Director of Athletic Training/Physical T h e r a p y . . . . Dan Hooker Record at North Carolina...... 108-63 (7 years) Director of Ticket Operations ...... Clint Gwaltney Assistant Coach ...... Marc Schwartz Director of Game Operations/Olympic Sports ...... Ellen Culler S c h w a r t z ’s Alma Mater ...... Toledo, 1993 Media Relations Staff Tennis Center Phones ...... (919) 962-6060/6161/6363 Associate SID ...... Dave Lohse Tennis Center Fax...... (919) 962-2604 Assistants SIDs .. . . Matt Bowers, Dana Gelin, Kevin Best, David Tin s o n Administrative A s s i s t a n t ...... Andrew Parker Administrative As s t ...... Lee Snyder Academic A d v i s o r ...... Heather Murphy Carmichael Auditorium Switchboard ...... (919) 962-5411 Primary Care Physician...... Tom Brickner Smith Center Switchboard...... (919) 962-6000 O r t h o p a e d i s t ...... Louis A l m e k i n d e r s Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center Switchboard...... (919) 962-6363 Head Athletic Tr a i n e r...... Sally Mays University Operator...... (919) 962-2211 Graduate Assistant Tr a i n e r s...... Jennifer Mancuso University Information ...... Danielle Santangelo, Renee Myers, Mary Ciolek L o c a t i o n ...... Chapel Hill, N.C. U n d e rgraduate Tr a i n e r ...... Daisy Kovach F o u n d e d ...... 1 7 9 3 Team Information E n r o l l m e n t...... 2 4 , 6 3 5 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 4 / 2 N i c k n a m e ...... Tar Heels Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 8 / 2 1999-2000 Dual Match Record...... 1 8 - 6 1999-2000 Conference Record ...... 6 - 2 1999-2000 Conference Finish ...... S e c o n d 1999-2000 National Finish...... Ranked 21st by the ITA A l l - Time Men’s Tennis Record...... 1 , 2 9 2 - 2 9 9 - 8 A l l - Time A C C R e c o r d ...... 2 6 1 - 6 0 Sports Information Tennis Contact ...... Bill Pate Associate SID for Men’s Te n n i s...... Dave Lohse O ffice Phone...... (919) 962-2123/1376 L o h s e ’s Direct Phone ...... (919) 962-7257 O ffice Fax...... (919) 962-0612 Chad Riley L o h s e ’s email ...... d l o h s e @ u n c a a . u n c . e d u ...... t a r h e e l s i d @ a o l . c o m Web Site ...... h t t p : / / w w w. t a r h e e l b l u e . c o m Mailing A d d r e s s...... P.O. Box 2126, Chapel Hill, NC 27515 Overnight A d d r e s s ...... Dean Smith Center ...... Bowles Drive ...... Chapel Hill, NC 27514 2001 Men’s Tennis Roster

Name Class Height Weight Hometown Ben Aiken Freshman 5-11 145 Chattanooga, Tenn. Greg Archer* Sophomore 6-3 170 Beachwood, N.J. Aron Breziner** Senior 6-1 200 North Miami Beach, Fla. Tyne Brownlow* Sophomore 6-2 185 Memphis, Tenn. David Cheatwood*** Senior 6-1 170 Fayetteville, N.C. Max Hilkey* Sophomore 6-3 185 Chapel Hill, N.C. Trystan Meniane* Sophomore 6-0 170 Martinique, France Nicholas Monroe Freshman 5-11 155 Olathe, Kan. Marcio Petrone* Junior 5-10 175 Bairro, Meireles, Brazil Chad Riley** Senior 5-11 170 Sugar Land, Texas

* Letters earned Roster by Class Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Ben Aiken Greg Archer Marcio Petrone Aron Breziner Nicholas Monroe Tyne Brownlow David Cheatwood Max Hilkey Chad Riley Trystan Meniane

2001 Opponent Information School SID Number SID Contact Head Coach Davidson 704-894-2635 Mike Clark Jeff Frank Campbell 910-893-1331 Stan Cole David Johnson Furman 843-294-3062 James Goodlet Paul Scarpa South Carolina 803-777-5204 Melissa Doyle Kent Demars South Florida 813-974-4086 John Gerdes Don Barr Tulsa 918-631-2395 Roger Dunaway Vince Westbrook Charlotte 704-687-6313 Brent Stastny Jim Boykin Texas 512-471-0534 Russ Mischner Michael Center Rice 713-348-4034 Patty Barnes Ron Smarr Texas A&M 979-845-0563 Steve Miller Tim Cass Maryland 301-314-1483 Doug Drabick Jeremy Loomis Virginia 804-982-5500 Trenton Packer Dick Stockton NCSU 919-515-1181 Jason Corriher Eric Hayes Florida State 850-644-1403 Jen Dowling Dwayne Hultquist Wake Forest 336-758-4120 Bill Newton Jeff Zinn VCU 804-828-7000 Matt McLagan Paul Kostin Duke 919-684-2633 Art Chase Jay Lapidus Georgia Tech 404-894-5445 Melanie McCullough Kenny Thorne Clemson 864-656-1924 Sam Blackman Chuck Kriese With the loss of senior starters Tripp Phillips and Assaf dents. Marcio Petrone, now a junior, transferred to Carolina Drori to graduation from an outstanding 2000 team, the North from Florida International. The Brazil native went 13-3 in sin- Carolina Tar Heels will be young but filled with potential as the gles at the #4 singles spot and his overall mark on the year was team approaches the 2001 dual match season. Carolina head 17-6. The other international player who really excelled for coach Sam Paul knows that replacing two players of that calibre Carolina in 2000 was Trystan Meniane, now a sophomore and a will not be an easy task but the Tar Heels are not left devoid of native of Martinique. Meniane finished the season with a 21-12 talent as the 2001 season approaches. overall mark in singles play. He was a steady presence at the #5 “It was a thrill to work with last year’s team,” says the ami- singles spot where he was 13-6. able Paul. “After the 1999 team worked so hard but ended up Four other Tar Heel letter winners return form the 2000 with a losing record it was satisfying to see many of those play- team and they will all be in the hunt for spots in the starting line- ers get a chance to come back and play on such a successful up. This group includes senior Aron Breziner (North Miami team in the year 2000.” Beach, Fla.), who red-shirted last season, as well as a troika of The 2000 Tar Heels were indeed one of the nation’s best sophomores--Greg Archer, Tyne Brownlow and Max Hilkey teams. Carolina ended the season with an 18-6 overall record. (Chapel Hill, N.C.). The Tar Heels were 6- Archer, from Beachwood, N.J., saw some action in singles 2 in Atlantic Coast last year, winning all five dual matches he played at #5 and #6 in Conference dual the lineup. Archer also teamed with Drori in doubles and that matches, good for a coupling was 6-2 at the #3 spot over the course of the season. second place finish. Brownlow (Memphis, Tenn.) was also a mainstay in the doubles Carolina also lineup, playing five matches with Cheatwood, 10 matches with advanced to the cham- Petrone and four matches with Phillips in dual match action. pionship match of the The final ingredients in the 2001 formula will be a pair of ACC Tournament. freshmen who will Marcio After missing the also be in the mix to Petrone NCAA Tournament fill spots in the singles field in 1999, Carolina lineup behind the four Trystan returned to the 64- veteran starters. Meniane team bracket and was Nicholas Monroe assigned to a regional joins the Tar Heels at the University of from Olathe, Kansas Tennessee. The Tar while fellow frosh Heels defeated Ball Ben Aiken is a native State University in the of Chattanooga. first round of the “I guess the regional before falling phrase I would use to the host Volunteers in the regional championship match. this year is cautiously Tennessee went on to finish as an NCAA semifinalist. optimistic,” says Paul. The Tar Heels will look to replace two All-Atlantic Coast “It’s not likely we are Conference players like Phillips and Drori with a strong senior going to show up and class led by David Cheatwood of Fayetteville, N.C. and Chad blow anyone off the Riley of Sugar Land, Texas. Cheatwood is Carolina’s only four- court this year but I year senior in the program’s ranks. Riley transferred to Carolina do think we have from TCU and fellow senior Aron Breziner is a fifth-year red- enough balance in our shirt senior who came to Carolina from Pepperdine. The home- lineup that we can be grown Cheatwood was an outstanding player for the Tar Heels competitive in virtually every match on our schedule. last year and anchored the team at the #3 singles spot by going “Our primary goal is to be competitive in the Atlantic Coast 13-6 in matches at the flight. In fact the entire bottom end of the Conference again. We need to find a way to win five or six Carolina lineup last season was amazingly consistent in singles matches in the league and finish in the upper division which we play as Carolina won close matches against nationally-ranked have consistently done since 1989. teams like South Carolina, Notre Dame, Virginia Commonwealth “Secondly, we need to be good enough in the ACC and (the eventual NCAA Tournament runnerup) and Clemson twice. against the good teams on our non-conference schedule to merit Riley was Carolina’s standout performer at the bottom end another trip to the NCAA Tournament. Since 1992 we have of the lineup. During dual match play he went 4-0 at #5 singles gone to the NCAA Tournament in every year but one and North and 13-6 at #6 singles. His overall singles record last year was Carolina needs to have a tennis team that continues that kind of 26-13. In fact he even had more singles wins than Phillips, who success rate.” was 25-6 overall and 20-4 at the #1 spot. With the exception of the 1999 campaign UNC has achieved The Tar Heels went the international route in their recruiting an ITA ranking of 27th or higher in every year since 1990 when last year and it worked out well. Both incoming players distin- Paul first arrived on campus as an assistant coach. His tenure guished themselves as both good tennis players and good stu- has been marked with success and 2001 shouldn’t be different. Ben Aiken Greg Archer Freshman Sophomore 5-11, 145 6-3, 170 Chattanooga, Tennessee Beachwood, New Jersey The Baylor School Toms River South High School

General—One of the Tar Heels’ two freshman addi- General — Experienced sophomore will compete for tions…Battled injuries throughout the fall which kept him action in singles and doubles play this spring ... Won three out of fall competition...Brother, William, is a sophomore at consecutive matches to win his flight in the Continental UNC. Prep—A Airlines Cup held at Rice University last fall ... Also won a four year varsity match during ITA Region II Indoor Qualifying over Laub letter winner in Rodrigo of Florida State ... Also teamed with freshman tennis at The Nicholas Monroe for a doubles win at the Southern Baylor School in Collegiates. As a Freshman—Provided great doubles Chattanooga, success with 13 overall doubles wins…Teamed with Assaf TN…As a fresh- Drori to beat VCU’s nationally ranked #1 doubles team man he teamed (Andersson/Moser) in UNC’s win over the Rams…Also with Tar Heel defeated Wake’s Munoz/Murray in the quarterfinals of the senior Chad ACC Tournament… Posted an impressive 11-5 overall sin- Riley on the gles record including three wins at the NC State Fall Baylor Invitational and a 5-0 dual match mark… Defeated Duke’s squad…Team Joel Spicher at the ACC captain in tennis Indoor and led Baylor Championships…Rallied from a set down to defeat to the State South Carolina’s Jeff Runner-Up posi- Bergman in UNC’s 4-3 tion in victory over the 1999…Was the Gamecocks. doubles State Prep — A consistently Runner-up in 1999…Also ran cross country two years and high-ranked junior who was on the Sate Championship Team in 1999…Finished played four years of varsi- 3rd in the state in cross country in 1999…Voted best male ty tennis at Toms River senior athlete by Baylor coaches in 2000…Was also voted South High School … the best all-around male senior by faculty in 2000. Was a state semifinalist as a junior and a finalist Personal: as a senior … A four-time College Major: Undecided first-team All-County Hobbies: Is a member of Chi Psi fraternity selection and a two-time Athletes you most admire: Steve Prefontaine, Phil first-team All-State selec- Mickelson tion … Was ranked by the United States Tennis Favorite TV show: Scooby-Doo, Cheers Association in the Top 50 in Boys’ 16’s and 18’s … Was Best advice I’ve ever received: "Don’t blow it." –Brother ranked No. 1 in the Middle States for Boys 16’s … Favorite Musical Act: Milli Vanilli Member of Shore Conference All-Century Team … Also Post School Ambition: To be an astronaut played basketball and baseball and was a member of the Full Name: Benjamin Abernathy Aiken math club … His father played college basketball. Birthdate: 3/30/82, Chattanooga, TN Personal--Gregory Scott Archer is the son of Greg and Parents Names: Bill and Ann Aiken Susan Archer...Born on June 20, 1981 in Lakewood, NJ...College Major is Communications...Father played col- lege basketball at Rowan College, Glassboro, NJ. Archer’s Career Record Aiken’s Career Record Season Singles (ACC) Doubles Season Singles (ACC) Doubles 1999-2000 11-5 (4-1) 13-14 No Fall action Fall 2000 4-4 (0-1) 1-4 Career Totals 15-9 (4-2) 14-18 Aron Breziner Tyne Brownlow Senior Sophomore 6-1, 200 6-2, 185 North Miami Beach, Florida Memphis, Tennessee North Miami Beach Senior H.S. The Taft School Pepperdine University

General — Breziner returns to the Tar Heel line-up after a season- General —Tar Heel sophomore missed all fall action due ending injury forced him to red-shirt last season ... Earned a three- to a rotator cuff injury suffered in September 2000 … set victory in fall singles play over John Monk of Georgia State ... Expected to be a key player in UNC’s doubles line-up Also saw doubles action with partner Trystan Meniane ... Earned two wins in brief fall action last season before the injury ... Expected to again this spring. As a Freshman—Recorded 11 victo- provide depth to the Tar Heels’line-up throughout the spring. As a ries in doubles, paired most frequently with Marcio Junior — Had a 4-1 record at #6 singles and a 2-1 record at #5 sin- Petrone…Brownlow and Petrone started every dual match gles … Finished with an overall record of 13-16 … Reached the at #3 doubles during April and May…Upset VCU’s semifinal round of the NC State Classic in fall 1998 … Made it to the Sanchez/Sanchez team 8-3 to help the Tar Heels capture Round of 16 in the 64-player draw at the USC Fall Invitational … Played in the the crucial doubles point in UNC’s upset of Rolex Region II Qualifying Tournament #16 VCU…Played singles in the fall, advanc- and the ACC Indoor Championships … ing to the finals of his flight in the NC State Had a 6-5 doubles record with David Fall Invitational…Defeated two Wolfpack Cheatwood, including two wins at the #1 players, Deval Desai (6-0, 6-0) and Jeff slot … Breziner and Cheatwood were 3-1 Mullen (2-6, 6-1, 6-4) in the in region play and made it to the quarter- final round of the ITA Region II Qualifier tournament…Prep — Played four years of in Chapel Hill. As a Sophomore — varsity tennis at The Taft School in Transferred to UNC from Pepperdine Watertown, Conn. … New England singles University … Completed a 3-5 fall season champion as a senior, going undefeated with for the Tar Heels, participating in the 27-0 mark … Also played four years of varsi- Carolina Classic, Southern Collegiates ty football at middle linebacker and tight end tournament and the Rolex Qualifying competitions … Posted an overall record of 6-7 in singles, with a record of 3-2 in the spring dual … Led the football team in tackles. matches … Biggest win came at #6 singles, defeating Jack Personal: Whigham of Florida in three sets … With freshman David College Major: Business Cheatwood, posted a doubles record of 2-1 in the Rolex Qualifying Post-School Ambition: To be a professional tennis player competition. As a Freshman — Started for part of the season at the Hobbies: Hunting and fish- No. 6 position for Pepperdine University, who recorded a 22-7 overall record in 1997 and finished 12th in the nation, falling to Santa ing, member of Phi Delta Barbara in the NCAARegion VIII Championships … Breziner was fraternity the West Coast Conference champion at No. 6 singles … The Person With the Greatest Waves also won the West Coast Conference Championship … Influence on Your Athletic Breziner finished with a 12-8 overall singles record and did not play Career: Father doubles … Amassed a 7-5 mark at the No. 6 spot. Prep — One of Favorite Book: Where the the top-ranked junior level players from Florida while in high school … A doubles finalist at the 1996 Florida Open … Participant at Red Fern Grows numerous national junior events, including the Eddie Herr Favorite Food: Tournament and the Orange Bowl Tournament … Former singles Cheeseburger and doubles champion at numerous Florida junior events … A sec- Biggest Sports Thrill: ond-team all-state selection at North Miami Beach Senior High Making a big hit in a football School, a state finalist in singles play and the recipient of the game Coaches Award. Personal--Aron Alexander Breziner is the son of Lilian and Leon Breziner...Born on February 14, 1977...His biggest Complete Name: Thomas sports thrill was winning the extreme sports challenge. James Tyne Brownlow Born: May 2, 1980, in Breziner’s Career Record Memphis, Tenn. Season Singles (ACC) Doubles Parents: Girard and Irene Brownlow 1996-97 12-8 0-0 1997-98 6-7 (0-2) 2-2 Brownlow’s Career Record 1998-99 13-15 (2-13) 8-7 Season Singles (ACC) Doubles 1999-2000 2-5 (0-0) 1-3 1999-00 3-8 (2-3) 12-16 Fall 2000 1-3 (0-0) 0-1 Career Totals 34-38 (2-15) 11-13 Fall 2000 No Fall action Career Totals 3-8 (2-3) 12-16 David Cheatwood Max Hilkey Senior Sophomore 6-1, 170 6-3, 185 Fayetteville, North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina Terry Sanford High School Durham Academy

General —Three year letterman returns after an outstanding junior sea- General – Chapel Hill native will provide depth to the son… Likely to hold down the #1 or #2 position in the singles draw and Heels’ line-up … Finished the fall with a 1-3 singles record compete in the doubles line-up …Won the Ralph Whittikar Collegiate tournament last fall by defeating Virginia Commonwealth’s Franciso … Recorded a three-set victory over Joe Brooks of William Sanchez in three sets … Also recorded two wins in the Continental and Mary in Top of the Hill/ITA Region II Championship Airlines Cup held at Rice University … Won four matches in three days in Qualifying Tournament. As a freshman – Gained experi- the qualifying rounds at the ITA All-American Championships with dou- ence in fall play with a singles record of 2-4 … Recorded a bles partner Marcio Petrone. As a Junior—Won the ACC Flight #3 Singles Championship with a 7-1 record in conference dual straight-set victory over NC State’s Brandon Ferguson in matches…Clinched UNC’s 4-3 win the NC State Fall Invitational … Paired with at South Carolina with a 5-7, 7-5, 6- three different doubles partners in the fall to 3 victory over Olaf Akesson...Also compile an overall doubles mark of 2-3 … had significant wins over Duke’s Andres Pedroso and Wake Forest’s Finished with an 0-1 doubles record with Aron Raul Munoz...Defeated Clemson’s Breziner and a 1-2 record with partner Tyne Luis Garcia 6-2, 6-3 to lead UNC’s Brownlow. Prep — Hilkey is a 1999 graduate comeback from a 3-1 deficit to beat of the Durham Academy in Durham, N.C. … Clemson in the ACC Tournament semifinals…Compiled an impressive Played basketball there. 15-5 singles record against Region II opponents…Led the Tar Heels in Personal: doubles wins with 16…Teamed with Complete Name: Matthew Clark Wilhelm senior Tripp Phillips to win six of eight matches at #1 and #2 doubles Hilkey …Won three matches in Pre- College Major: Communications Qualifying at the All-American Championships in Austin with teammate Hobbies: Reading great American novels Trystan Meniane… Earned a position on the ACC Academic Honor Person With the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Roll…As a Sophomore — Compiled a 17-16 singles record, playing 10 matches at the #1 and #2 singles position in the line-up … Was the ACC Career: Mother Runner-Up at #3 singles with a 5-2 record… Was 14-11 in Region II com- Athletes You Most Admire: Butterbean petition … Had significant singles wins over Virginia’s John Winter, Wake Favorite Movie: Swingers Forest’s Michael Berger and Georgia Tech’s Romain Coirault...Ranked as Birthdate and Place of Birth: March 22, 1980, in high as 15th in the region in doubles with Michael Grass…As a Freshman — In doubles play, posted an impressive 12-3 overall record Chapel Hill, N.C. … With senior Tony Thomas, defeated the #2-ranked Georgia Bulldogs Parents: Jim and Cynthia Hilkey #3 doubles duo 8-2 for his best doubles win of the year … In spring 1998, played #6 singles for five matches and #5 singles for two matches … Had a strong showing against Amr El Sawf of the nationally ranked Florida Gators, where he won the #5 slot in straight sets 7-5, 6-2 … An impressive doubles player, he went 9-1 in twosomes in the fall 1997 sea- son, including a 5-0 showing with Thomas … Captured the USC Fall Invitational doubles championship in October 1997 with Thomas. Prep — Played three years of tennis at Terry Sanford High School, where he was NCHSAA4A Singles Champion in 1995 and runner-up in 1997 … Southern Closed Winner in 1991, 1993, 1995 and runner-up in 1997 … Took third place at Kalamazoo Nationals in 1995 … Took second place in the National Hard Court tournament in 1993 … N.C. Junior Davis Cup participant from 1991-95 … N.C. Qualifier Winner in 1997, 1995, 1991 … Scholastically, finished fifth in his class of 300 and was an Honor Society member. Personal — David Lynn Cheatwood is the son of Phil and Susan Cheatwood … Born July 3, 1979 in Fayetteville, N.C… His father played quarterback at Wake Forest and his mother was a cheerleader. Cheatwood’s Career Record Season Singles (ACC) Doubles Hilkey’s Career Record 1997-98 7-9 (0-3) 12-3 Season Singles (ACC) Doubles 1998-99 17-15 (7-6) 15-19 1999-2000 2-4 (1-1) 1-3 1999-2000 16-12 (11-3) 17-12 Fall 2000 1-3 (0-0) 0-0 Fall 2000 6-4 (2-0) 4-3 Career Totals 3-7 (1-1) 1-3 Career Totals 46-40 (20-12) 48-37 Trystan Meniane Nicholas Monroe Sophomore Freshman 6-0, 170 5-11, 155 Martinique, France Olathe, Kansas Palmer Academy (Tampa, Fla.) Pembroke Hills High School

General —Sophomore letterman returns after a successful fresh- General—Promising newcomer who was one of the man season … Expected to compete for position in the top half nation’s top junior doubles players…Began his college ten- of the singles draw … Tied junior Marcio Petrone for the team nis career with a 5-4 singles mark last fall including two lead in fall 2000 singles vic- victories in the Continental Airlines Cup…Had an impres- tories with a 7-5 record … sive win over ETSU’s Juan Yannuzzi in qualifying for the Earned four wins during ITA Top of the Hill/Region II Championships in Chapel Hill… All-American Pre-Qualifying … Also advanced to the Teamed with sophomores Marcio Petrone and Greg round of 32 in the Top of the Archer in doubles play…Should contribute to the Tar Hill/ITA Region II Heels’ doubles draw this spring and will compete for a Championships … Teamed position in singles play. Prep—One of the top-ranked jun- with partners Chad Riley ior players in Missouri…Ranked the #1 player in the and Aron Breziner in fall USTA’s Missouri Valley Section…Played #1 at the Boys doubles action. As a Team Intersectionals…Won the prestigious Easter Bowl Freshman—Finished as the singles Championship in the Boys’ 14’s…Ranked #3 in the runner-up in the ACC Flight USTA Boys’ 16’s doubles…Reached the semifinals in dou- #5 Singles Championships…Posted a bles at Kalamazoo…Earned the Sportsmanship Award at singles mark of 21-12..His multiple USTA events…Member of the national team three 21 singles victory were third years in a row. best on the team…Also tied for the team lead in tiebreak Personal: wins (7)...Won nine singles College Major: Undecided matches in three sets, including comebacks in four matches after Post School Ambition: Professional Tennis Player he had lost the first set…Advanced to the finals of the NC State People who have had the greatest influence on your Fall Invitational with wins over South Carolina’s David Nelson athletic career: Parents and NC State’s Devang Desai…Clinched the Tar Heels upset over #16 VCU with a 7-6, 6-7, 6-1 win over Mats Norin…Rallied Athletes you most admire: Arthur Ashe, Michael Jordan to beat Marko Gojanovic 6-7, 6-3, 6-2 in UNC’s 4-3 victory over Best book you’ve ever read: Days of Grace Clemson in the ACC Tournament semifinals…Earned one of Biggest Sports Thrill: When I won the Easter Bowl and UNC’s two wins against Tennessee in the second round of the was ranked #1 in the nation NCAA Tournament…Played four matches at #4 singles when Your complete name: Benjamin Nicholas Monroe Marcio Petrone was injured in March…Went 10-7 in doubles Your Birthdate: April 4, 1982, Oklahoma City, OK play…Teamed with junior David Cheatwood for seven of his 10 Your Parents first and last names: Benjamin and doubles wins… Won three matches with Cheatwood to earn a Felicia Monroe spot in Qualifying for the ITA All-American Championships…Advanced to the A Flight finals of the Rice Invitational with Chad Riley…Earned a position on the ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep — Meniane is a 1999 graduate of the Palmer Academy in Tampa, Fla. … He played tennis, soccer, basketball and cricket there … Received the 100% effort award in 1998. Personal--Trystan Nicolas Meniane is the son of Phillipe and Joelle Meniane...Born March 16, 1981 in Paris, France...Athlete he most admires is Spud Webb...Favorite food is Nutella...Favorite TV show is Seinfeld...College major is Journalism...Post school ambition is to become an actor.

Meniane’s Career Record Season Singles (ACC) Doubles 1999-2000 21-12 (7-5) 10-7 Monroe’s Career Record Season Singles (ACC) Doubles Fall 2000 7-5 (0-0) 1-2 Career Totals 28-17 (7-5) 11-9 Fall 2000 5-4 (0-2) 2-4 Marcio Petrone Chad Riley Junior Senior 5-10, 175 5-11, 170 Bairro, Meireles, Brazil Suger Land, Texas Hollywood Christian School The Baylor School Florida International University Texas Christian University

General —Should contend for the #1 or #2 position in the sin- General — Has already compiled 39 singles wins in two years as a gles line-up…Tied for the team lead in fall singles wins with Tar Heel…Battled a shoulder injury all fall which kept him out for the seven … Earned an overall singles record of 7-4 … Defeated majority of the fall season … Was able to compete in the last tourna- Mississippi’s nationally ranked Kristofer Stahlberg in Pre- ment of the fall, the Top of the Hill/ITA Region II Championship. As a Qualifying for the ITA Clay Court Championships in Junior -- Led the team with 26 singles victories…Won the ACC Baltimore…Won three matches in Pre-Qualifying and advanced Flight #6 ACC Championship with a 6-2 record in conference dual matches …Was to the 2nd round of Qualifying at the ITA All-American 9-0 in all singles Championships at Stone Mountain, Ga. … Also advanced to the sets that went to round of 32 at the Top of the Hill/ITA Region II Championships tiebreaks…Also held in Chapel Hill … Had a strong doubles performance tied for the team throughout the fall, finishing with a 5-3 mark … Teamed with sen- lead in 3-set sin- ior David Cheatwood for four doubles victories in the qualifying gles wins with a rounds of the ITA All-American Championships…As a 9-5 record… Sophomore—Was the ACC #3 Singles Champion with a 7-1 Posted key vic- record in conference dual matches…Earned All-ACC recognition tories over Keith in his first year as a Tar Heel…Posted a 17-6 singles mark which From (Texas included significant wins over Keith From (Texas A&M), Luis A&M) and Garcia (Clemson), Joel Spicher (Duke) and Michael Berger Daniel (Wake)…Had a 13-3 mark at Kiernan(LSU) in #4 singles and a 1-1 record at the #3 singles…Teamed with sen- fall…Advanced ior Tripp Phillips to go 7-3 in to the USC Fall Invitational A flight consolation finals…Reached the doubles play…Petrone/Phillips round of 16 at the ACC Indoor Championships…Earned a crucial singles point in the South Carolina match by defeating David Nelson advanced to the quarterfinal 6-2, 6-3…Survived a grueling match with Clemson’s Lee Porter, win- round at the ACC Indoors and ning 8-6 in the third set tiebreak…Also defeated UVA’s Michael won key matches at #1 dou- Duquette in a third set tiebreak…Posted a team high nine-match bles in UNC’s victories over winning streak during the spring… Earned a spot on the ACC Purdue, Brown and Academic Honor Roll…As a Sophomore — Transferred to UNC Davidson…. Prep — from Texas Christian University … Posted a 12-13 overall singles Transferred to North Carolina record, including a 13-9 Region II record … Played one match at #4 from Florida International (1-0), six matches at #5 (3-3) and nine matches at #6 (4-5) … Led University when the school the Tar Heel comeback victory over NC State with a 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 win dropped it’s men’s tennis pro- over Devang Desai … Won his ACC Tournament match against gram… Graduated in May Clemson...Selected to the 1998-99 ACC Academic Honor Roll with a 1998 from Hollywood Christian 3.33 grade-point average … Advanced to the semifinal round of the School … Was ranked in the NC State Fall Classic "B" flight. As a Freshman — At TCU, posted Top 10 of juniors in Brazil … Made it to the third round of the a 6-7 record in singles, including 6-6 in tournament play … Paired Orange Bowl tournament in 1996 and to the second round of the with three doubles partners to go 4-4 overall. Prep — Played #1 sin- Eddie Herr tournament in 1996. Personal--Marcio Porto Petrone gles and #1 doubles for The Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tenn.… is the son of Carlos and Lana Petrone...Born on October 1, Graduated on June 1, 1997 … 1996 all-city academic selection … Super 8 selection (eight best players in the city) … Dean’s List stu- 1980, in Rio de Janerio, Brazil...College Major is dent. Personal -- Chad William Riley is the son of William and Linda Economics...Post School Ambition is to be a professional tennis Riley...Born February 8, 1978, in Houston, Texas...College Major is player or an entrepreneur...Hobbies include playing soccer and journalism (advertising sequence)...Post school ambition is to go to listening to music...Athlete he most admires is Thomas law school...Biggest sports thrill was playing national junior events Muster...Favorite Food is steak...Favorite TV Show is and playing #1 at Baylor. Friends...Movie he’s most enjoyed is Jerry Maguire. Petrone’s Career UNC Record Riley’s Career Record Season Singles (ACC) Doubles Season Singles (ACC) Doubles 1997-98 6-7 4-4 1999-2000 17-6 (10-2) 15-12 1998-99 12-13 (4-6) 8-8 Fall 2000 7-4 (1-0) 5-3 1999-2000 26-13 (10-7) 6-6 Career Totals 24-10 (11-2) 20-15 Fall 2000 0-1 (0-0) 1-1 Career Totals 44-34 (14-13) 19-19 ance. Sam Paul Paul came to Chapel Hill in September 1989 after serving as Head Coach the Director of Tennis and the head men’s and women’s tennis coach at the University of Richmond for two years, where he won 108-63 at UNC honors as the Colonial Athletic A s s o c i a t i o n ’s Wo m e n ’s Te n n i s 40-16 in ACC Coach of the Year in both 1988 and 1989. His women went 11 - 11 Eighth Season at North in his first year at the helm, finishing third in the CAA, and then improved to 14-7 in 1989 with a second-place CAA finish. T h e Carolina 1989 team was also ranked in the Top 10 of the region. Working with a non-scholarship men’s program at Richmond, The University of North Carolina’s tradition of excellence in Paul led the Spiders to a 12-9 mark and third-place league finish m e n ’s tennis continues under Sam Paul, now in his eigth year as in his second year. head coach of the Tar Heels. During Paul’s four years as the Carolina assistant, UNC was The 39-year-old native of Lancaster, S.C., has been uniting 82-29 overall in dual matches, 26-3 in Atlantic Coast Conference the winning reputation of UNC men’s tennis with his adroit skills r e g u l a r-season dual matches and 10-2 in ACC Tournament dual for coaching and recruiting since he was named the head men’s matches. Paul assisted on teams which won ACC To u r n a m e n t tennis coach in April 1993, making North Carolina one of the titles in 1990 and 1992, was the ACC Tournament runner-up in most talented and respected programs in the nation. He holds a 1991 and 1993 and won the conference’s regular-season champi- career head coaching record at UNC of 108-63, including a 40-16 onship in 1991 and 1992. All four teams Paul worked with as an mark in Atlantic Coast Conference dual matches. assistant at Carolina were ranked in the Top 25 in the nation by He is also the only head men’s tennis coach in the A t l a n t i c the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Coast Conference to have tutored three players who are now The 1992 Carolina team reached the quarterfinals of the ranked in the Top 500 in the world N C A A Tournament and the 1993 squad was in the NCAA in men’s singles — Don Johnson Tournament Final 16. (UNC Class of ’90), David Head Coach Sam Paul During his time at Carolina, Caldwell (UNC Class of ’96), and the Tar Heels have also had Tripp Phillips (UNC Class of ’00). remarkable success in the Rolex Paul, who had been an assistant Education: I TA Collegiate Championships. A coach for the Tar Heel program for Presbyterian (1893, B.A. in Applied Psychology) Carolina player has competed in four years from 1989-93, took over the national singles indoor com- for Allen Morris, who guided College Coaching: petition seven of the past 10 Carolina tennis fortunes for 13 • South Carolina, Assistant Coach, 1983-86 years, including senior David years from 1980-93. Last season, • Trinity, Assistant Coach, 1986-87 Caldwell in 1996. In fact, in Paul directed his Tar Heels to a 18- • Richmond, Director of Tennis, 1987-89 1993, former assistant coach and 6 dual record as Tripp Phillips • North Carolina, Assistant Coach, 1989-93 two-time All-America selection earned All-American recognition Head Coach, 1993-present Roland Thornqvist won the grand and joined teammates Assaf Drori slam event in Minneapolis, Minn. and Marcio Petrone as A l l - A C C Recognition Thornqvist is now in his third p l a y e r s . • 1996 ACC Coach of the Year year as the women’s tennis coach Paul has been recognized for • 1996 Region II Coach of the Year at UNC. his coaching ability, as he was • 1996 National Coach of the Year Finalist In addition to his collegiate selected the Atlantic Coast • 2000 ACC Coach of the Year coaching experience, Paul has worked with AT P Tour players J.J. Conference Coach of the Year in • 2000 Region II Coach of the Year Jackson, Don Johnson and Chris 1996 and again in 2000. The 1996 • 2000 National Coach of the Year Finalist Tar Heels amassed a 21-5 overall Wo o d r u ff, all of whom trained in record, went undefeated in the A C C Chapel Hill. regular season and saw five players Paul graduated from complete individual 20-win sea- Presbyterian College in Clinton, sons. Senior David Caldwell received ACC Player of the Ye a r S.C., in May 1983 with a Bachelor of Science degree in applied honors for the third consecutive season in 1996 and he won the flight No. 1 singles title for the third straight season - both league p s y c h o l o g y. He also played tennis for the Blue Hose for two firsts. The 2000 Tar Heels compiled an 18-6 mark, reached the years. In addition, he has a 1981 Associate of Arts degree in busi- N C A A Tournament second round and had three players earn ness from Anderson (S.C.) College. He played tennis there as a ACC flight championship honors. Senior Tripp Phillips earned freshman and sophomore. All-America distinction as he advanced to the NCAA q u a r t e r f i- In addition to coaching at Richmond, Paul also served as an n a l s . assistant coach for the tennis teams at Trinity University in San An excellent tennis mind with an eye not only on the present Antonio, Texas for one year and at the University of South but on the future, Paul has continued to put together strong Carolina for three years. schedules that must be counted among the most difficult in the Paul is also beginning his 11th year as camp director of the c o u n t r y. A tactician at heart, he takes an interest in the details of annual Carolina Tar Heel Tennis Camps. Those camps, run in the game — the weaknesses of opponents and the little improve- conjunction with Thornqvist, are held each summer. ments in his own team’s play that pay big dividends in perform- Coach Paul Marc Schwartz Highlights Assistant Coach First season at *Paul earned his 100th North Carolina career victory last season (Toledo, 1993) by defeateing #23 Notre Dame on March 25, 2000.

*Paul is tied for second Marc Schwartz was named the new men’s tennis assistant coach in among active ACC coach- September 2000 by Head Coach Sam Paul. Schwartz came to Chapel es with a 63% career win- Hill from the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Florida, where he ning percentage. served as tournament coordinator and college recruitment advisor. At the Evert Tennis Academy, Schwartz acted as a traveling coach *North Carolina has finished in the top three for top junior and tour players. Previously, Schwartz served as the head in the ACC standings in eight of the last nine tennis pro for the Eagle Trace Country Club in Coral Springs, Florida. In years. each of these positions, Schwartz was also a top instructor for private group and individual lessons. *In eight of the last nine years, Carolina’s #1 A native of Ohio, Schwartz is a former world-ranked ATP player. singles player has earned All-America honors Schwartz’s collegiate tennis experience came at the University of Toledo, where he played and graduated in 1993 with an accounting degree. and/or participated in the NCAA singles Growing-up, Schwartz was the top-ranked junior in the state of Ohio and championship. a top ranked sectional player in the state of Florida. Schwartz is also a current member of the USPTA and is an avid triathlete.

NORTH CAROLINA’S SAM PAUL: ASUCCESSFUL CLASS ACT the Round of 32 at the NCAA's. They lost that second round NCAAmatch By: Curtis Zanone 4-2 to Tennessee, a team that ended up one point, or perhaps one extra wind sprint, short of playing Stanford for the national championship. Paul, an intense, serious and modest person, who was ACC and Region Winning is all that matters to many misguided college coaches. II Coach of the Year last season, refuses to take any credit for the impressive Misguided because these coaches equate winning with success and they'll do turnaround. "The guys deserve all the credit," he proclaims. "This group is the anything to win; from stacking to tampering with other team's players to most unselfish team I've had at North Carolina. I just can't say enough good allowing their own players to act like spoiled three year olds on and off the things about them. They put it on the line every day, always willing to do what court. was best for the team." While having more Ws than Ls is, without question, a part of success; it Despite Paul's reluctance to put any light on his own contributions to is only a part. Winning is having dessert and coffee after supper. It's nice to Carolina's success, one former Tar Heel great had many good things to say have and complements the main course well but it is not essential to the meal. about his former coach. "Sam Paul knows tennis and he knows how to effec- The main course is the essential part of the meal. Developing your players tively relate to his players," said Roland Thornqvist, Carolina's women's into responsible adults who will have a positive impact on society is the main coach, who was dominating the ACC in the early 90s when Paul was the Tar course on Life's dinner table. Heels’assistant to Allen Morris. "Sam really cares about his players, not only Ask any UCLAbasketball player from the John Wooden era how many as tennis players, but more importantly, as human beings. He really helped me times their coach mentioned the word "win" and they'll respond, "not much." grow both on and off the court. College tennis is fortunate to have Sam Paul." Yet those Bruin players had so many desserts they should've all looked like "It's great to see good things happen to good people and Sam is one of Roseanne Barr. Then, ask them how much of a positive impact Coach the good guys in college tennis," said Notre Dame head coach Bobby Bayliss, Wooden has had on their lives and most will answer, "a lot." referring to the Tar Heel's 2000 rebound from the 11-14 '99 season. Win or Sam Paul, the University of North Carolina men's coach, is not one of lose, North Carolina always shows a lot of class, which is just a reflection of the misguided, dessert only winaholics. He is a meat and potatoes main course Sam and the virtues he instills in his players." coach, who runs one of college tennis' five-star rated programs. That's why it Clemson head coach Chuck Kriese is another Sam Paul fan. "Sam has was great to see dessert return to Carolina's table in 2000 after being tem- always been the epitome of what you think a college coach should be," says porarily removed in 1999. Kriese,whose Tigers have played some classic matches against Carolina. "He The Tar Heels ended the '99 season with 11 Ws and 14 Ls, the first time has a great work ethic, he loves the game and studies it thoroughly. Sam in Sam Paul's nine years as a head coach that the Ls outweighed the Ws. works hard to get his players better. His teams always play with class. We've When asked about the paucity of Ws in '99, Paul makes no excuses, even had some great wars over the years and, no matter which team won, it seems though he had two good ones; in addition to the team being young and inex- both teams grew tremendously through the process." perienced, No.1 player Tripp Phillips missed the entire year after having rota- Coaches describing Sam Paul and his Tar Heel teams use the word tor cuff surgery. "class" quite a lot. In fact, you almost begin to believe using class and Sam "Looking back, I was really proud of that team," said Paul a few weeks Paul in the same sentence is redundant. And, while earning the respect of your ago during a quick lunch break, "because they improved so much from the peers is a true measure of success in any profession, perhaps the ultimate start of the season. You know," he continued reflectively, "it's nice to win; measure of success in the, often maladjusted, world of college tennis is to earn especially championships. But, as coaches, we're really not coaching to win the respect of a parent from a rival team. championships. We're coaching to teach the kids to grow to be the best they "Win or lose, Sam Paul and his teams always show a lot of class," said can be. Winning is really about your team working hard through all the adver- Karen Vahaly, mother of Brian Vahaly, Virginia's No.1 player. "I was so sity, fighting to get better, never quitting, always believing in themselves. As impressed with the way Coach Paul and his team conducted themselves a coach, that's all you can ask for. If you believe in what you're doing, you before, during and after our match with them this year (a 6-1 Virginia upset), just keep doing it knowing that good things will eventually happen." I sent him a note and told him so." Good things definitely happened to the Tar Heels last season. With the A thoughtful, classy gesture for a Successful Class Act Coach. gifted Phillips, a senior All-America from Charlotte, back at No.1 and a nice mixture of seasoned veterans and talented newcomers completing the rest of the line-up, North Carolina went 18-6 with a final ranking of 21 and reached 1999-2000: Top 25 Finish Illustrates Tar Heels’ Strong Play Led by a healed and rejuvenated Tripp Phillips, the 2000 rewarded as he earned the honor of ACC flight #6 singles cham- North Carolina men’s tennis team surprised opponents as it pion. marched through the 2000 campaign consistently winning key From a team standpoint, the Tar Heels began their season matches and leaving its mark on the ACC. with a competitive indoor schedule. The Heels went 4-2 indoors The Tar Heels built upon the experience of a tough 1999 with wins over Campbell, Furman, Brown, and nationally- season to excel in 2000, finishing with an overall record of 18-6, ranked Purdue. The only indoor loses were to #20 Texas and including a 6-2 ACC record. The Heels’resurgence also moved #18 Texas A&M. them back into the top 25 as they finished ranked #21 nationally. However, it was the start of the outdoor season that saw Within the conference, the Tar Heel netters enjoyed a second the Tar Heels’dominant 2000 campaign take form. The impres- place finish. sive Carolina men’s netters won a remarkable eleven 11 in a row The 2000 cru- to run their record to 14-2 by early April. The Tar Heels dis- sade also marked a played their never die attitude as they beat nine straight national- time for individual ly-ranked teams in this impressive 11-match stretch. The most accolades. Coach noteworthy performances came against #25 South Carolina, #23 Sam Paul, in his sev- Notre Dame, and #16 Virginia Commonwealth, all of which enth season as head resulted in hard-earned 4-3 Tar Heel victories. Meanwhile, the coach won distinction Heels had run their conference record to a perfect 5-0 start by as ACC coach of the cruising past Florida State, Wake Forest, NC State, Georgia Tech year honors as well as and Clemson. ITA Region II coach After losing a heart-breaking 4-3 decision to #6 Duke, the of the year. These Tar Heels were defeated by Virginia. This was the only time all honors also elevated season the Heels lost back-to-back matches. After a 6-0 defeat Assaf Coach Paul to a final- of Maryland, the Heels ended the regular season 6-2 in confer- Drori ist for national coach ence play and they earned the second seed in the ACC tourna- of the year honors. ment. Returning from Post-season success soon followed, as the Heels rolled all shoulder surgery in the way to the ACC Championship final. After defeating #75 1999, senior Tripp Wake Forest 4-1, the Heels rallied for a dramatic 4-3 victory Phillips from Charlotte, NC, emerged as the heart and soul of over #32 Clemson. The Clemson victory matched the Tar Heels the 2000 Heels. Playing #1 singles the entire year, Phillips com- against #6 Duke in the final. The Blue Devils won the ACC piled a 25-6 record. Phillips collected key wins over nationally #1 ranked Daniel Anderson and #3 Shuon Madden. Phillips Championship, but not without a tough fight from the 2000 Tar contributed to the doubles mix with a 14-9 mark. Phillips saved Heels. his best performance of the season for last as he advanced to the The strong 2000 quarterfinals of the NCAA singles championships. In the campaign did not end process, Phillips earned All-America status and went from with the ACC unranked to #12 nationally. Phillips was also All-ACC, the ath- Tournament as the letic director scholar award winner, and the recipient of the Heels qualified for regional Jon Van Nostrand Award. He also won the Patterson the NCAA medal as Carolina’s top male senior student-athlete. Senior Championship. After Assaf Drori followed in Phillips’footsteps with a solid season at #2 singles. Earning his second varsity letter, Drori finished the being absent from the year with a singles mark of 13-14, and supplied valuable dou- Championship the bles results, posting a 14-11 record. Junior David Cheatwood year before, the Heels Tripp from Fayettville, NC supplied key points from the #3 singles made up for lost time position (16-12). Cheatwood had a strong performance in ACC with a dominating 4-1 Phillips play, winning the flight #3 singles title. Cheatwood also led the first-round victory team in doubles wins with 16 and clinched the NC State match over a strong Ball with a 7-6, 6-2 win over Ryan Broward. State squad. The sec- Carolina enjoyed solid support from its #4-#6 positions ond round was not as with strong showings from sophomore Marcio Petrone, fresh- man Trystan Meniane and junior Chad Riley. Petrone, a transfer kind to the Heels as a from Florida International University, posted a singles mark of tough draw pitted 17-6 on his way to winning the ACC flight #4 singles title. Carolina against #9 Meniane, a native of Martinique, France, played with great com- Tennessee. The Tar posure in his first year, supplying the Heels with a singles mark Heels were competi- of 21-12. A strong performance in the ACC regular season led tive, but saw their Meniane to a runner-up position in flight #5 singles. Junior season close with a 4-2 defeat. With the confidence and experi- Chad Riley, of Sugar Land Texas, led all Tar Heels in singles ence carried from the 2000 crusade, the Tar Heels hope that the wins with 26. His singles record of 26-13 reflected his strong successful 2000 season is only a sign of things to come for Tar play at the #5 and #6 singles spots. Riley’s strong season was Heel Men’s Tennis. Date Opponent Score Record (ACC) Jan. 21-24 ACC Individual Championships@ No scores 0-0 1999-2000 Feb. 5 Campbell W 7-0 1-0 Results Feb. 8 Furman W 7-0 2-0 Feb. 12 #20 Texas L 1-6 2-1 Feb. 13 #66 Purdue W 4-3 3-1 • 18-6 (Overall) Feb. 18 #18 Texas A&M L 2-5 3-2 • 6-2 (ACC) Feb. 19 Brown W 6-1 4-2 • ACC Second Place March 2 Davidson W 5-2 5-2 • #21 Final ITA March 8 #62 UNC Charlotte W 6-1 6-2 March 14 at #25 South Carolina W 4-3 7-2 Ranking March 18 at #45 Florida State W 6-1 8-2 (1-0) • Highest Ranking #16 March 23 #64 Wake Forest W 7-0 9-2 (2-0) on 4/12/00 March 25 #23 Notre Dame W 4-3 10-2 • NCAA Second Round March 28 #75 NC State W 4-3 11-2 (3-0) (Regional Finalist) April 1 #16 Virginia Commonwealth W 4-3 12-2 April 8 #54 Georgia Tech W 6-1 13-2 (4-0) •Tripp Phillips: April 9 #35 Clemson W 6-1 14-2 (5-0) -NCAA quarterfinalist April 12 at #6 Duke L 3-4 14-3 (5-1) -ITA All-American April 15 at #43 Virginia L 1-6 14-4 (5-2) -#12 final ITA ranking April 16 at Maryland W 6-0 15-4 (6-2) •Coach Sam Paul: April 21 #75 Wake Forest~ W 4-1 16-4 April 22 #32 Clemson~ W 4-3 17-4 -ACC Coach of the Year April 23 #6 Duke~ L 1-4 17-5 -ITA Region II Coach of May 13 #46 Ball State+ W 4-1 18-5 the Year May 14 at #9 Tennessee+ L 2-4 18-6 -National Coach of the May 20-23 NCAA Championships Year Finalist @ in Winston-Salem, N.C.; ~Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, Norcross, Ga. (quarterfinals, semifinals, finals); +NCAA Regional Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn. (semi- finals, finals) Individual Singles Results Player #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Tour. ACC Reg. Overall Greg Archer ------1-0 4-0 6-5 4-1 10-2 11-5 Ahad Athar ------0-1 -- 0-1 0-1 Aron Breziner ------2-5 0-1 2-2 2-5 Tyne Brownlow ------3-8 2-3 3-4 3-8 David Cheatwood -- -- 13-6 0-1 -- -- 3-5 10-4 15-5 16-12 Assaf Drori -- 11-13 ------2-1 7-7 9-11 13-14 Ben Elix ------3-6 0-3 1-4 3-6 Max Hilkey ------2-4 1-1 1-1 2-4 Trystan Meniane ------3-1 13-6 -- 5-5 7-5 14-7 21-12 Marcio Petrone -- -- 1-1 13-3 -- -- 3-2 9-2 11-4 17-6 Tripp Phillips 20-4 ------5-2 12-2 18-2 25-6 Chad Riley ------4-0 13-6 9-7 10-7 19-8 26-13

Doubles Matrix Individual Doubles Records Team #1 #2 #3 Tourn. Breaks ACC Region Overall Player Record Archer/Drori 3-5 0-3 6-2 -- 1-0 2-6 7-6 9-10 Greg Archer 13-12 Archer/Elix -- -- 1-0 ------1-0 1-0 Ahad Ather 0-0 Brownlow/Cheatwood -- 2-2 1-0 -- -- 0-1 1-1 3-2 Aron Breziner 1-3 Brownlow/Petrone -- -- 4-6 -- 2-0 3-4 4-4 4-6 Tyne Brownlow 11-16 Brownlow/Phillips 2-2 ------1-1 2-2 2-2 David Cheatwood 16-12 Cheatwood/Elix -- 1-0 ------1-0 1-0 1-0 Assaf Drori 14-11 Cheatwood/Meniane -- 2-4 -- 5-1 1-2 1-0 3-2 7-5 Ben Elix 5-6 Cheatwood/Petrone -- 0-1 ------0-1 0-1 0-1 Max Hilkey 2-3 Cheatwood/Phillips 1-0 4-2 ------4-2 5-2 6-2 Trystan Meniane 10-7 Drori/Petrone -- -- 3-0 -- -- 2-0 2-0 3-0 Marcio Petrone 14-11 Elix/Phillips 0-2 ------0-1 0-1 0-2 Tripp Phillips 14-9 Petrone/Phillips 5-2 -- -- 2-1 2-1 2-1 5-1 7-3 Chad Riley 6-6 CAROLINA MEN’S TENNIS UNDER COACH SAM PAUL (Assistant & Head Coach) UNC VS. ACC SINCE 1990 Wins Losses Pct. Clemson 12 4 75% Duke 6 11 35% Florida State 12 2 86% Georgia Tech 13 4 77% Maryland 12 1 92% N.C. State 14 0 100% Virginia 8 5 62% Wake Forest 10 1 82% Total 87 27 76% ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS (Since 1954) Total 1. North Carolina 24 2. Clemson 11 3. Duke 9 4. Maryland 2 5. N.C. State 2 NCAA TEAM TOURNAMENT 2001 Carolina Seniors APPEARANCES The Tar Heels’ three seniors are, left to right, Chad 1977, 1978, 1992 (Quarterfinals), 1993 (Final 16), 1994 (Regional Riley, Aron Breziner and David Cheatwood. Finalist),1995, 1996 (Regional Finalist), 1997, 1998, 2000 ACC EXCELLENCE (Regional Finalist) Ten out of the last 11 seasons a Tar heel men’s tennis player has cap- HIGHEST NATIONAL RANKINGS tured at least one ACC singles individual flight champinship and Carolina Ranking has captured two or more flight championships in eight of the last 10 1990 #24 years. Below is a list of those winners. 1990 #6 Thomas Tanner 1995 #1 David Caldwell 1991 #17 1991 #1 Roland Thornqvist #6 David Britt 1992 #8 #6 Chris Mumford 1996 #1 David Caldwell 1993 #17 1992 #2 Bryan Jones #2 Rob Tedesco 1994 #19 #5 Chris Mumford #3 Brint Morrow 1995 #18 #6 Joe Frierson #6 Tony Thomas 1993 #1 Roland Thornqvist 1997 #3 Paul Harsanyi 1996 #16 #2 David Caldwell #4 Tony Thomas 1997 #20 #5 Brint Morrow 1998 #3 Adam Seri 1998 #27 #6 Cooper Pulliam 2000 #3 David Cheatwood 2000 #16 1994 #1 David Caldwell #4 Marcio Petrone #2 Brint Morrow #6 Chad Riley NORTH CAROLINA MEN’S TENNIS SUPPORT STAFF

Don Johnson Dave Lohse Jen Mancuso Bill Pate Volunteer Assistant Coach Assoc. SID for Men’s Tennis Men’s Tennis Trainer Sports Information Contact large classroom that can be divided into two smaller ones and a Student-Athlete Development: 128-seat auditorium used for seminars and lectures. The Center features the latest and most up-to-date computer systems. A Priority at North Carolina “Our goal is to assist our student-athletes in making sound academic decisions,” says Robert Mercer, Associate Director of At North Carolina, athletes are still first and foremost stu- Academic Support Services. “By providing our student-athletes dents. While most universities make that claim, Carolina stu- direction and support with their studies and their graduation dent-athletes prove it. Carolina placed 240 student-athletes on planning, we are helping them to realize their full potential the Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll for the while attending the University and after they have graduated.” 1999-2000 school year. The enthusiastic and highly competent staff includes Director Included on that list were Ahad Athar, David Cheatwood, Janice Hilliard, Associate Directors Burgess McSwain and Trystan Meniane and Chad Riley of the tennis team. In addition, Mercer, Assistant Directors Susan Berner, Carl Carey, Heather five tennis players had a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 Muprhy and Marisa Marucci and administrative assistant Doug or higher at the conclusion of the spring semester of 2000, Roberts. Murphy is the primary academic counselor for tennis. including Ahad Athar, Chad Riley, David Cheatwood, Ben Elix The academic staff teaches necessary study skills, such as and Trystan Meniane. note taking and time management. Tutors are available during a These figures are a direct result of the emphasis placed on supervised study hall, which is open Sunday through Thursday academics by the North Carolina athletic department. In evenings. The building is available to student-athletes from 8 October 1986, North Carolina opened the doors to its new a.m. to midnight during the week and from 7:30 p.m. to mid- Student-Athlete Development Center, located at the east end of night on Sundays. In any given week it is estimated that at least Kenan Stadium, adjacent to Kenan Fieldhouse. This 10,000- half of UNC’s 750 student-athletes use the Center. square-foot, state-of-the-art academic center boasts an impres- With a commitment to academic excellence soundly in place sive array of facilities for the benefit of all Tar Heel student-ath- at the University of North Carolina, the Student-Athlete letes in the 28-sport program. Development Center becomes a vitally useful tool for helping Included in the building, which is convenient to classrooms with the education of student-athletes … and for proving that and dorms, is a full assortment of computers, several study “student” does indeed belong as a prefix to the word “athlete” at rooms, a language lab with tape players, seven tutorial rooms, a Carolina.

Athletic Director’s MEN’S TENNIS PLAYER TRIPP Scholar-Athlete Award PHILLIPS RECEIVES PRESTI- GIOUS PATTERSON MEDAL 1986 Kevin Anderson Tripp Phillips earned the 1987 Jeff Chambers University of North Carolina’s high- 1988 David Kessler est athletic honor in 2000 when he was named the male recipient of the Patterson 1989 David Pollack With a 3.295 grade point average, senior Medal. The award is given to one male and female 1990 James Krege Chad Riley has senior athlete at the end of each academic year. The honor is based mainly on athletic accomplishment, 1991 Bryan Jones earned Dean’s List recognition. although sportsmanship, ledership and general con- 1992 Bryan Jones duct are also considered. The selection is made by a committee of athletic officials, faculty members and 1993 Roland Thornqvist student representatives. 1994 Cooper Pulliam Phillips is only the second men’s tennis player to win the award and the first since Vic Seixas in 1995 Brint Morrow 1949. “I am so proud of Tripp because of the adver- 1996 Brint Morrow sity he had to face in his career,” said head coach Sam Paul. “Tripp returned from injury and had a 1997 Jon Balch tremendous senior year for us. His play and his lead- 1998 Sean McDermott ership were key elements in returning us to among the Top 25 teams in the nation. His career is exem- 1999 Tripp Phillips Ahad Athar graduat- plary both on and off the court and he also excelled in 2000 Tripp Phillips ed in 2000 as a mem- the classroom. He is well deserving of this honor.” ber of the ACC Carolina’s 2000 team captain, Phillips also Honor Roll with a won the John Van Nostrand Award for the South 3.153 grade point Atlantic Region for character, academics and disci- average. pline. Year-by-Year Overall Records by Coach Coach Years Record Pct. ACC Team Results, No Coach 1908-27 52-15-5 .757 John Kenfield 1928-55 434-30-2 .933 10-0 1908-present Ham Strayhorn 1956 18-1-1 .925 6-0 Carolina has had 79 winning Vladimir Cernik 1957-58 19-11 .633 11-1 seasons, seven losing seasons Don Skakle 1959-80 418-55 .884 132-14 and five with an .500 record. Allen Morris 1981-93 244-124 .663 62-29 Sam Paul 1994-present 108-63 .632 40-16 Totals 1,292-299-8 .808 261-60 Overall Southern National Carolina 1958 11-2 1st Vladimir Cernik Year Record Conference Finish Head Coach 1959 12-3 1st Don Skakle 1908 2-0 None 1960 14-2 1st Don Skakle 1909 2-1 None 1961 15-6 1st Don Skakle 1910 6-0 None 1962 22-1 1st Don Skakle 1912 2-1 None 1963 18-1 1st 10th (t) Don Skakle 1913 0-0 None 1964 16-2 2nd Don Skakle 1914 0-1 None 1965 20-0 1st Don Skakle 1916 1-1 None 1966 19-1 1st Don Skakle 1917 2-0 None 1967 19-1 1st Don Skakle 1918 1-1 None 1968 17-2 2nd Don Skakle 1920 0-2 None 1969 19-1 2nd Don Skakle 1921 0-2 None 1970 18-0 1st 20th (t) Don Skakle 1922 8-0-2 None 1971 22-2 2nd 10th (t) Don Skakle 1923 7-0 None 1972 17-3 1st 5th (t) Don Skakle 1924 3-1-1 None 1973 24-1 1st 11th (t) Don Skakle 1925 6-3 None 1974 19-3 1st 7th Don Skakle 1926 6-0-1 None 1975 23-2 1st 25th (t) Don Skakle 1927 6-2-1 None 1976 21-2 1st 13th (t) Don Skakle 1928 10-1 John Kenfield 1977 22-2 1st 14th Don Skakle 1929 7-1 John Kenfield 1978 23-5 2nd (t) 18th Don Skakle 1930 10-0-1 Champion John Kenfield 1979 15-10 6th Don Skakle 1931 14-0 Champion John Kenfield 1980 23-5 4th Don Skakle 1932 14-0 Champion John Kenfield 1981 18-10 5th (t) Allen Morris 1933 14-0 Champion John Kenfield 1982 15-11 3rd (t) Allen Morris 1934 15-1 John Kenfield 1983 22-6 2nd Allen Morris 1935 18-1 John Kenfield 1984 22-11 4th Allen Morris 1936 16-0 Champion John Kenfield 1985 19-13 2nd (t) Allen Morris 1937 18-0 Champion John Kenfield 1986 14-16 3rd (t) Allen Morris 1938 14-2-1 John Kenfield 1987 21-5 2nd (t) Allen Morris 1939 19-0 Champion John Kenfield 1988 14-14 8th Allen Morris 1940 16-0 Champion John Kenfield 1989 17-9 3rd Allen Morris 1941 18-0 Champion John Kenfield 1990 19-8 3rd 24th Allen Morris 1942 14-1 Champion John Kenfield 1991 20-7 1st 17th Allen Morris 1943 7-1 Champion John Kenfield 1992 25-5 1st 8th Allen Morris 1944 2-2 Champion John Kenfield 1993 18-9 2nd 17th Allen Morris 1945 3-4 John Kenfield 1994 16-9 2nd (t) 19th (t) Sam Paul 1946 10-1 John Kenfield 1995 14-11 3rd (t) 33rd (t) Sam Paul 1947 21-1 John Kenfield 1996 21-5 1st 16th Sam Paul 1948 19-1 3rd (t) John Kenfield 1997 13-8 3rd (t) 36th Sam Paul 1949 23-1 8th John Kenfield 1998 15-10 2nd 49th Sam Paul 1950 22-2 Champion John Kenfield 1999 11-14 5th (t) 63rd Sam Paul 1951 20-5 Champion John Kenfield 2000 18-6 2nd 21st Sam Paul 1952 24-2 John Kenfield Totals 1,292-299-8 24 ACC Titles 19 Top 25 Finishes 1953 23-0 Champion John Kenfield Southern Conference Totals 15 Championships *Carolina fielded no team in 1911, 1915 and 1919. Year Record ACC Finish Natl. Finish Head Coach 1954 22-2 1st John Kenfield 1955 21-1 1st John Kenfield 1956 18-1-1 1st Ham Strayhorn 1957 8-9 2nd Vladimir Cernik Don Skakle Allen Morris John Kenfield Alabama 5-3 Kalamazoo 13-1-1 South, Univ. of the 4-0 Amherst 11-0 Kansas 1-0 Southern California 0-4 Appalachian State 6-0 Kent State 1-0 Southern Illinois 2-0 North Carolina’s Arizona 0-2 Kentucky 3-1 Southern Methodist 0-3 All-Time Series Arizona State 0-1 Lafayette 1-0 Springfield 7-0 Records Arkansas 1-0 Lehigh 5-0 St. John’s (Md.) 1-0 Arkansas-Little Rock 2-2 Long Beach State 0-1 St. John’s (N.Y.) 2-0 Carolina has the advan- Army 10-0 Louisiana-Lafayette 1-2 Swarthmore 6-1 tage in 132 of the 157 Auburn 2-4 Louisiana State 2-0 Temple 1-0 Ball State 2-0 Loyola (Md.) 1-0 Tennessee 9-6 all-time series. The Tar Barton 2-0 Maryland 47-8 Tennessee-Chattanooga 2-0 Heels trail in 22 series Baylor 2-0 Maryville (Tenn.) 1-0 Tennessee Tech 1-0 and are tied in three. Boston College 2-0 Massachusetts 3-0 Texas 2-9 Brown 9-0 MIT 17-0 Texas A&M 1-8 Bucknell 2-0 McNeese State 0-1 Texas Christian 5-6 California-Irvine 2-2 Miami (Fla.) 6-18 Toledo 11-0 Campbell 2-0 Miami (Ohio) 2-0 Trinity (Texas) 3-2 Catawba 1-0 Michigan 8-0 Tulane 2-0-1 Catholic 2-0 Michigan State 24-2 Tulsa 1-0 Carolina holds the win- Cincinnati 6-0 Middle Tennessee State 1-0 UCLA 0-3 ning edge over all eight Citadel 4-0 Minnesota 1-2 Utah 3-0 ACC opponents. Clemson 35-18 Mississippi 2-2 Vanderbilt 2-0 Colby 1-0 Mississippi State 0-1 Virginia 66-15 Colgate 1-0 Murray State 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth 3-5 The Tar Heels lead the Cornell 11-0 Navy 10-4 VMI 0-2 ACC with a conference Dana 1-0 Nebraska 2-1 Virginia Tech 14-0 winning percentage of Dartmouth 23-2 New Mexico 2-1 Wake Forest 76-7 81.3%. Davidson 58-1-2 New York University 6-0 Washington & Lee 7-1 Dayton 1-0 UNC-Asheville 8-0 Wayne State 1-0 Carolina’s 24 ACC Delaware 1-0 UNC-Charlotte 10-0 Wesleyan 2-0 Championships are the Drake 1-0 UNC-Greensboro 3-0 West Virginia 16-3 most of any ACC team. Duke 83-24 UNC-Wilmington 1-0 Western Michigan 2-0 East Carolina 7-0 NC State 71-5 Wichita State 1-0 Eastern Kentucky 4-0 North Texas State 1-0 William & Mary 17-6 Edinboro State (Pa.) 1-0 Northwestern 3-0 Williams 58-5 Elon 6-0 Notre Dame 11-6 Wisconsin 5-0 Florida 4-14 Oglethorpe 1-0 Wofford 2-0 Florida State 19-5 Ohio State 2-0 Yale 33-5-1 Fresno State 1-1 Ohio University 5-0 Furman 28-0-1 Oklahoma 0-1 Georgetown 9-0-1 Oklahoma State 1-0 Regular Season ACC Records George Washington 9-0 Old Dominion 7-0 Georgia 5-8 Pennsylvania 5-0 1954 5-0 1970 7-0 1986 4-3 Georgia Southern 1-0 Penn State 17-0 1955 5-0 1971 6-1 1987 5-1 Georgia Tech 22-11 Pepperdine 0-4 1956 6-0 1972 6-0 1988 0-7 Gettysburg 1-0 Presbyterian 26-1 1957 5-1 1973 6-0 1989 5-2 Guilford 14-0 Princeton 21-10 1958 6-0 1974 6-0 1990 5-2 Hampden-Sydney 1-0 Purdue 3-0 Hampton 5-1 Randolph-Macon 2-0 1959 7-0 1975 6-0 1991 6-0 Harvard 44-9 Rhode Island 1-0 1960 7-0 1976 6-0 1992 8-0 Haverford 7-0 Rhodes (Tenn.) 1-0 1961 7-0 1977 6-0 1993 7-1 High Point 5-0 Rice 3-1 1962 7-0 1978 4-2 1994 6-2 Houston 3-1 Richmond 9-0 1963 7-0 1979 1-5 1995 6-2 Illinois 4-2 Roanoke 1-0 1964 6-1 1980 4-3 1996 8-0 Indiana 4-1 Rollins 6-3 1965 7-0 1981 3-4 1997 5-3 Iowa 5-0 Rutgers 1-0 1966 7-0 1982 4-3 1998 6-2 Iowa State 1-0 Rutgers-Newark 1-0 1967 7-0 1983 6-1 1999 3-5 Jacksonville 1-0 San Diego, Univ. of 1-2 1968 6-1 1984 4-3 2000 6-2 Johns Hopkins 3-0 South Carolina 35-15-1 1969 6-1 1985 5-2 Total 261-60 Johnson C. Smith 1-0 South Florida 2-0 Southern Conference Singles Champions Southern Conference Doubles Champions 1933 — Wilmer Hines 1931 — Hinkey Hendlin and Ed Yeomans 1936, 1937 — Ramsay Potts 1933 — Wilmer Hines and Lenoir Wright 1940 — Harris Everett 1936, 1937 — Ramsay Potts and Eddie Fuller 1941 — Zan Carver 1940 — W.H. Rawlings and C.F. Rider 1942 — Harris Everett 1941, 1942 — M.P. Anthony and Harris Everett 1948 — Vic Seixas 1949 — Vic Seixas and Clark Taylor 1951 — John Ager 1951 — John Ager and Bob Luxenberg 1952, 1953 — Del Sylvia 1952 — Herb Browne and Bobby Payne 1953 — Tommy Bradford and Don Thompson The Southern Conference decided a sole singles champion throughout Carolina’s membership in the league. In addition to The Southern Conference decided a sole doubles championship those listed, Carolina also won individual singles championships team throughout Carolina’s membership in the league. In addi- in 1935, 1938, 1939 and 1942 but research has been unable to tion to those listed, Carolina also won individual doubles cham- attach the names of the champions to those years. pionships in 1922, 1923, 1935, 1938 and 1942 but research has been unable to attach the names of the champions to those years. Atlantic Coast Conference Singles Champions* 1955 — Tommy Bradford Atlantic Coast Conference Doubles Champions* 1958 — Bob Bortner 1955 — Tommy Bradford and Herb Browne 1960 — Bruce Sylvia 1956 — Tommy Bradford and John Foster 1962, 1963, 1964 — George Sokol 1958 — Steve Bank and Bob Bortner 1965 — #1, O.H. Parrish; #2, Bronson Van Wyck; #3, Nat West; 1959 — Geoffrey Black and Ben Keys #5, Tom Chewning 1960 — Ben Keys and Bruce Sylvia 1966 — #2, Bronson Van Wyck; #3, Bob Davis; #4, Tom 1961 — Bruce Sylvia and Keith Stoneman Chewning; #5, Nat West; #6, Ken Oettinger 1962 — Bitsy Harrison and Ted Hoehn 1967 — #1, Gene Hamilton; #3, Bronson Van Wyck; #4, Tom 1963 — George Sokol and Keith Stoneman Chewning; #5, Smokey Swenson 1964 — Ted Hoehn and O.H. Parrish 1969 — #2, Joe Dorn; #3, Jimmy Corn; #4, Fred Rawlings; 1965 — #1, O.H. Parrish and Bronson Van Wyck; #2, Andy #5, Allen Lassiter; #6, Mike Kernodle Goddard and Ken Oettinger; #3, Tom Chewning and Nat West 1970 — #1, Lee Langstroth; #2, Freddie McNair; #3, Eddie 1967 — #2, Gene Hamilton and Bill Trott; #3, Smokey Swenson Shelton; #4, Jimmy Corn; #5, Fred Rawlings 1971 — #1, Freddie McNair; #2, Jimmy Corn; #3, Forrest and Bronson Van Wyck Simmons; #4, Richie McKee; #6, Mike Kernodle 1968 — #2, Gene Hamilton and Bill Trott 1972 — #1, Freddie McNair; #2, Jimmy Corn; #3, Richie 1970 — #1, Joe Dorn and Freddie McNair; #2, Lee Langstroth McKee; #4, John McNair and Forrest Simmons; #3, Jimmy Corn and Fred Rawlings 1973 — #4, Rich Hardaway; #6, Tommy Dixon 1971 — #1, Richie McKee and Freddie McNair; #2, Jimmy 1974 — #3, Billy Brock; #4, Tommy Dixon; #5, Joe Garcia; Corn and Rich Hardaway; #3, Joe Garcia and Forrest Simmons #6, Dave Oberstein 1972 — #1, Richie McKee and Freddie McNair 1975 — #1, Billy Brock; #2, Joe Garcia; #3, Tommy Dixon; 1973 — #2, Tommy Dixon and Rich Hardaway; #3, Billy Brock #5, Dave Oberstein and Forrest Simmons 1976 — #3, Earl Hassler; #4, Dave Oberstein; #5, Junie 1974 — #2, Tommy Dixon and Rich Hardaway Chatman; #6, Cliff Skakle 1975 — #1, Billy Brock and Tommy Dixon 1977 — #3, Junie Chatman; #4, Cliff Skakle; #5, Jon Kraut; 1976 — #3, Junie Chatman and Cliff Skakle #6, Gary Taxman 1978 — #2, Cliff Skakle and Gary Taxman 1978 — #2, Junie Chatman 1986 — #2, David Pollack and Jimmy Weilbaecher 1983 — #2, Ron Erskine; #5, Ken Whitaker 1990 — #3, Joe Frierson and Bryan Jones 1984 — #2, Wayne Hearn 1991 — #2, Andre Janasik and Sean Steinour; #3, Joe Frierson 1985 — #2, Jeff Chambers and Thomas Tanner 1990 — #6, Thomas Tanner 1993 — #1, Roland Thornqvist and Daryl Wyatt; #3, David 1991 — #1, Roland Thornqvist; #6, Chris Mumford Caldwell and Brint Morrow 1992 — #2, Bryan Jones; #5, Chris Mumford; #6, Joe Frierson 1996 — #2, Tony Thomas and Tripp Phillips; #3, Rob Tedesco 1993 — #1, Roland Thornqvist; #2, David Caldwell; #5, Brint and Paul Harsanyi Morrow; #6, Cooper Pulliam 1994 — #1, David Caldwell; #2, Brint Morrow *The Atlantic Coast Conference decided sole singles and dou- 1995 — #1, David Caldwell; #6, David Britt bles champions from 1954 to 1964. Since 1965, ACC champions 1996 — #1, David Caldwell; #2, Rob Tedesco; #3, Brint have been determined by flight. Morrow; #6, Tony Thomas 1997 — #3, Paul Harsanyi; #4, Tony Thomas 1998 — #3, Adam Seri 2000 -- #3, David Cheatwood; #4, Marcio Petrone; #6 Chad Riley