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The News Bulletin of the International Tennis Federation www.itftennis.com Thiem and Kontaveit reign at Orange Bowl Dominic Thiem of Austria and Anett Kontaveit of Estonia produced outstanding performances to win the titles at the 2011 Orange Bowl, played on 5-11 December in Florida, USA. Held for the first time on the clay courts of the Frank Veltri Tennis Center, the Orange Bowl is the last Grade A event of 2011 ITF Junior Circuit. In an identical scoreline to last week’s Eddie Herr final, top seed Thiem once again defeated No.7 Patrick Ofner 61 60 to claim his third consecutive title in the last three weeks. “I am very happy for winning my first Grade A title. I played very aggressive and I did not make mistakes while Ofner made more mistakes” said the Austrian Dominic Thiem (AUT) afterwards.I think the dream of everyone playing this tournament is to win it once. (Photo: Colette Lewis) I did it.” 12 December 2011 Issue 50 Fifteen-year-old Kontaveit from Tallinn clinched her second title of the year becoming the first Estonian girl to lift the Orange Bowl trophy. In a rematch of last week’s Eddie Herr quarterfinal, the No. 5 seed avenged her defeat against second seed Yulia Puntintseva of Russia 62 62. British No. 4 seeds Liam Broady and Joshua Ward-Hibbert were crowned boys’ doubles champions by defeating top seeds Thiem and Robin Kern of Germany 64 63. Second seeded Victoria Kan of Russia and Ganna Poznikhirenko of Ukraine won the girls’ doubles as they beat Americans Jennifer Brady and Kendal Woodard 63 76(3). For results, reports and photos please visit: www.itftennis.com/juniors South African girls dominate East African Circuit South Africa’s Lynn Kiro and Theresa Van Zyl, both attendees of the ITF/SATA training centre in Pretoria, took five of the six available titles during the recent East African 18 & Under Circuit. The circuit ended last week in Kigali, Rwanda with an event contested by 49 boys and 23 girls from 18 countries within Africa, Europe, America and Asia. The Circuit started with two events in Bujumbura, Burundi. All three singles finals featured Kiro and Van Zyl. After Van Zyl beat her compatriot in the first tournament in Bujumbara 63 63, Kiro won the second final 46 76(5) 60 at the same venue and the third final 61 64 in Kigali. The pair reached all three doubles finals, winning the last two tournaments. In the boys singles, Portuguese Joao Barra cleaned up in all three tournaments. In the first two tournaments, he faced Egyptians Omar Gamal El Din and Mina Albert, beating them 61 46 64 and 62 63 respectively. In the final tournament, he defeated Gibrael Teja (KEN) 64 63 in the final. The Circuit also saw Burundi’s Guy Orly Iradukunda and ITF/SATA training centre member Andriatokiana Ratsimandresy of Madagascar winning the two doubles events in Burundi. Inside News In Brief Results Rankings This Week Next Week The News Bulletin of the International Tennis Federation www.itftennis.com NEWS IN BRIEF Record TV and web Davis Cup figures National Association update It was a record-breaking weekend at the Davis Cup Serbia - SRB by BNP Paribas Final on both television and the web. Serbian Tennis Federation New President: The decisive rubber between Rafael Nadal and Juan Vuk Jeremic Martin del Potro attracted the highest number of viewers on Spanish broadcaster TVE in Davis Cup Nicaragua - NCA history, with a total of 12.5 million viewers watching Federacion Nicaraguense de Tenis the match, including a peak of 6.2 million viewers. New email: A total of 22 million viewers watched the Final over [email protected] the three days. Almost half a million fans logged onto the official Davis Cup website, DavisCup.com and 12 December 2011 Issue 50 CopaDavis.com, an increase of almost 70 per cent Australian Open wildcard play-offs on the 2010 Final. The Spanish website, which Marinko Matosevic and Ashleigh Barty booked their showcased unique written, audio and video con- place in the men’s and women’s singles at the tent, showed a remarkable 1,200 percent increase Australian Open, their home Grand Slam, by winning in number of visitors. the wildcard play-offs at Melbourne Park on Sunday. Matosevic triumphed in the play-offs for the second successive year after defeating James Duckworth Davis Cup venues confirmed 64 61 62, while 15-year-old Barty overcame Olivia Rogowska 76(6) 62 to earn her debut berth in a Serbia and Germany have confirmed their venues Grand Slam main draw. for the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Group first round on 10-12 February. Serbia will host Sweden at Hala Cair in Nis on indoor hard, and Germany will face Argentina at Stechert Arena in Bamberg on indoor clay. Sir Norman Brookes biography A biography of the late Sir Norman Brookes, titled The Wizard, was officially launched at Melbourne Park on 8 December, commemorating the man who 2013 Seniors World Championships is widely regarded as the founding father of Aus- The dates and hosts for the 2013 ITF Seniors and tralian tennis. Super-Seniors World Team and Individual Championships have now been confirmed. The Written by Melbourne-based author Richard Seniors World Championships will be held on red Naughton, the book provides an in-depth look into clay in Antalya, Turkey, on 18-23 March (teams) the life and times of Brookes, from winning Grand and 24-31 March (individuals). Slam and Davis Cup titles to serving for Australia during World War I. The Super-Seniors World Team Championships will be held on red clay in Prostejov, Czech Republic, The Wizard, priced at AUS $39.95, can now be pur- and Poertschach, Austria, on 9-14 September. The chased online at: www.SlatteryMedia.com World Individual Championships will be held in Poertschach on 15-22 September. 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Isha Christos Hadjigeorgiou/Konstantinos BRAZIL F42 FUTURES, PORTO Lakhani/Sri Vaishnavi Peddi Reddy (IND) Ilia (CYP) d. Mohammed Abdal/Naser ALEGRE ($10,000) 60 75 Obaidly (KUW) 61 61 Singles Martin Alund (ARG) d. Guillermo Duran $25,000 BUENOS AIRES, KIGALI, RWANDA, GRADE 5 (ARG) 36 63 64 ARGENTINA Boys Singles Doubles Singles Joao Barra (POR) d. Gibra’el Teja (KEN) Guillermo Duran/Renzo Olivo (ARG) d. Julia Cohen (USA) d. Romana Caroline 64 63 Martin Alund/Andres Molteni (ARG) 64 62 Tabak (SVK) 75 63 Girls Singles Doubles Lynn Kiro (RSA) d. Theresa Alison Van MEXICO F15 FUTURES, TEHUACÁN Mailen Auroux/Maria Irigoyen (ARG) d. Zyl (RSA) 61 64 ($10,000) Teliana Pereira/Vivian Segnini (BRA) 61 63 Boys Doubles Singles Joao Barra/Rodolfo Pereira (POR) d.
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    DUKE UNIVERSITY 2016 Men’s Tennis Media Guide DUKE MEN’S TENNIS 2016 MEDIA GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS u 2016 INFORMATION u UNIVERSITY INFORMATION 2016 Roster 3 Location Durham, N.C. 2016 Dual Match Schedule 3 Founded 1838 as Trinity College Enrollment 6,495 u COACHING STAFF Colors Duke Blue and White Ramsey Smith 4-5 Nickname Blue Devils Jonathan Stokke 6 Conference Atlantic Coast Jason Tahir 7 Affiliation NCAA Division I Indoor Facility Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center u PLAYERS Outdoor Facility Ambler Tennis Stadium Nicolas Alvarez 8 President Dr. Richard Brodhead Adrian Chamdani 9 Athletic Director Kevin White Andrew DeJoy 9 Senior Women’s Administrator Jacki Silar Ryan Dickerson 10 Hampton Drake 10 u COACHING STAFF Jason Lapidus 10 Head Coach Ramsey Smith Josh Levine 11 Alma Mater Duke, 2001 Vincent Lin 12 Year at Duke/Overall 8th/8th Daniel McCall 13 Record at Duke 152-54 (.738) Catalin Mateas 14 Overall Record 152-54 (.738) TJ Pura 14-15 Office Phone (919) 668-0348 Assistant Coach Jonathan Stokke u 2014-15 IN REVIEW Alma Mater Duke, 2006 2014-15 Year in Review 16 Office Phone (919) 668-0347 2014-15 Results 17 2015 Honors & Awards 17 u TEAM INFORMATION 2014-15 Individual Statistics 18 2015 Record 24-7 2015 ACC Record 8-4 u HISTORY & RECORDS 2015 ACC Finish T-4th NCAA Tournament Results 19-22 2015 Postseason NCAA Tournament Round of 16 ITA National & Regional Tournament Results 23-24 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 5/4 ITA Final Rankings 25-26 Newcomers 4 ACC Championships 27 Individual Honors & Awards 28-29 u PROGRAM HISTORY