2002-2003HUSKY SEASON INFORMATION REVIEW

QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Institution: ...... University of Washington 2004 Husky Tennis Location: ...... Seattle, Wash. Quick Facts, Staff Directory ...... 1 Mailing Address: ...... 229 Graves Bldg., Box 354070 2004 Preview ...... 2-3 ...... Seattle, WA 98195 Head Coach Patty McCain ...... 4-5 Enrollment: ...... 34,000 (25,000 undergraduates) Assistant Coach, Support Staff ...... 6 Founded: ...... Nov. 4, 1861 2004 Roster & Team Photo ...... 7 Nickname: ...... Huskies Player Profiles ...... 8-15 Mascot: ...... Whitepaw’s Arlut Spirit of Goldust ...... (Alaskan Malamute) Colors: ...... Purple and Gold 2002-03 Season Review Conference: ...... Pacific-10 2002-03 Review ...... 16-17 Home Indoor Facility: ...... Lloyd Nordstrom Tennis Center 2002-03 Results & Statistics ...... 18-21 ...... (278) 2002-03 Pac-10 Standings & Honors ...... 22 Home Outdoor Facility: ...... Quillian Stadium (900) President (Interim): ...... Dr. Lee L. Huntsman Husky History Interim Athletic Director: ...... Dick Thompson Pac-10 Indoor Championships ...... 23 Senior Associate Athletic Director: ...... Marie Tuite Huskies in the National Championships ...... 24-25 Senior Erin Hoe Asst. Media Relations Director/Tennis Contact: Erin Rowley Husky Accolades ...... 26 Office Phone: ...... (206) 685-3118 Year-By-Year Records/Coaching Records ...... 27 Home Phone: ...... (206) 283-0265 All-Time Records ...... 28-29 E-mail: ...... [email protected] Series Records/Rankings ...... 30 Web Site: ...... www.gohuskies.com Letterwinners ...... 31 Media Relations Fax: ...... (206) 543-5000 Tennis Student Assistants: ...... Mike Bruscas, Luke Mack Tennis Facilities ...... 32 Head Coach: ...... Patty McCain (Stanford) Record at UW: ...... 88-51 / 6 years Husky Experience Career Record: ...... 88-51 / 6 years The Husky Experience–The Best of Everything ...... 33-44 Phone: ...... (206) 543-1116 Assistant Coach: ...... Renata Kolbovic Credits Phone: ...... (206) 685-7019 The 2003-2004 Washington Women’s Tennis Media Guide 2002-03 Overall Record: ...... 19-4 was written and edited by Erin Rowley, with assistance from 2003 Conference Record/Place: ...... 6-2 / tie-2nd student assistant Mason Kelley and the UW Media Relations 2003 NCAA Championships: ...... Round of 16 staff. Composition and paste-up done in-house on desktop Final ITA Team Ranking: ...... No. 6 publishing applications by Erin Rowley and Jeff Bechthold, Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...... 5/6 assistant media relations directors. Cover design work by Newcomers: ...... 5 Bechthold. Printing by the University of Washington Publica- tions Services (Judy Robertson). Photos by Richard McEnery, ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Joanie Komura, Bruce Terami, Erin Rowley, and Misty Cole. 2003 Pac-10 Coach of the Year (Area Code 206) Patty McCain Athletic Department ...... 543-2210 Interim Athletic Director– Dick Thompson ...... 543-2212 Sr. Assoc. AD for Olympic Sports–Marie Tuite ...... 543-2279 Assoc. AD for Fund Development–Ken Winstead .. 543-2234 Assoc. AD for Business & Finance–Paul King ...... 685-7554 Assoc. AD for Facilities & Events–Chip Lydum ...... 543-7373 Asst. AD for Marketing & Promotions Director– ...... Leslie Wurzberger ...... 543-3086 Asst. AD for Media Relations–Jim Daves ...... 543-2230 Asst. Media Relations Directors–Jeff Bechthold, Dan Lepse, Erin Rowley, Misty Cole ...... 543-2230 Asst. Dir. of Olympic Sports–Karen Flor ...... 685-7853 Event Manager–Scott Baebler ...... 543-2246 Student-Athlete Services Director–Stan Chernicoff616-6723 Ticket Manager–Wendy Brown ...... 543-2200 Tennis Athletic Trainer–Kathy Thompson ...... 543-2239 Travel Coordinator–Mary Ryles ...... 685-0100 Lloyd Nordstrom Tennis Center Director– ...... Lori Pursley ...... 543-8185 Husky History - Trish Bostrum www.gohuskies.com -- 1 -- 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis 20042002-2003 SEASON SEASON PREVIEW REVIEW

When Washington head coach Patty McCain Those five who will begin establishing looks at the opening of the 2003-2004 women’s themselves as Huskies are junior Mugette tennis season, she sees a team that culminated Ahn, junior Megan Flynn, freshman the previous year with its highest final ranking Monika Kolbovic, sophomore Cheryl in school history. But looking a little closer, Naruse and freshman Saskia Nauenberg. missing from the roster are names such as Erin Those five have tall shoes to fill, but have Boisclair, Darija Klaic and Colleen Gray – three the perfect role models leading the way. of six seniors who graduated last year and helped put the Husky name on the map as far as Carter, a three-time All-American, and collegiate tennis goes. Sumantri, earning her first All-America certificate last year, figure to be the on- Some might call the season ahead a rebuilding court leaders for Washington. Hoe and year. A transition year, maybe. In fact, McCain Hadzic know the ropes as well. herself acknowledges the growing pains this year’s team might have to endure. “Those four got a lot of valuable experience last year and several years But look even closer, and two names she does from some of them,” McCain said. “But see are those of returning All-Americans Claire Claire and Dea are certainly the mainstay Carter and Dea Sumantri. Add senior Erin Hoe of the team. They all played very well in and sophomore Dinka Hadzic, who also started the fall. We haven’t had as many wins last season, along with sophomore Stephanie as we’d like to see, but we don’t want Svanfeldt who has one season under her belt, them to be peaking too early. We like and not all hope is lost. what we’ve seen from the fall results.” Senior Claire Carter But McCain, last year’s Pac-10 Coach of the Year With those veterans leading the way for a Husky 16 in singles and earned All-Pac-10 honorable and a recent Stanford Hall of Fame Inductee, squad that welcomes five newcomers to the mention honors. purple and gold, hope still springs eternal. shys away from putting the typical high expectations on a team so young. Sumantri, a first-time All-American in singles “I’m really looking forward to this year,” McCain last year, finished the year ranked 29th in singles. “I don’t know if I am comfortable setting the said. “There is a lot of new blood and a lot of She ended with a stellar 30-9 singles mark, two lofty-type goals we set for ourselves last year,” new excitement. It’s always fun to have new wins shy of tying Carter’s 2001 record for singles she said. “Certainly that would be putting a lot people who are excited about their new wins in a season. She was also 20-9 in doubles of undue pressure on a lot of new people and situation, coming in and trying to establish with Gray and earned second-team All-Pac-10 people who have been here for awhile but have themselves as Huskies.” accolades. not been thrust into the spotlight like they have the potential to be this year. Looking to challenge for the No. 3 and No. 4 We’re just going to work hard and let singles spots will be returners Hoe and Hadzic, the chips fall where they may. I think who both played at No. 5 and No. 6 singles one we’re still getting to know each other.” year ago. Hoe was 8-6 in singles dual action, 14-10 overall, while compiling a 9-8 doubles The Players mark. Hadzic was 7-4 in singles dual play, 10-7 Carter and Sumantri, like they did last overall. She also had a doubles record of 13-8. year, should share the No. 1 and No. 2 singles spots in the lineup. But new to Washington also has a fifth returner in each will be playing with each other in sophomore Stephanie Svanfeldt. Svanfeldt saw doubles. Carter had played the majority limited playing time last year, compiling a 2-3 of her career with Klaic, while Sumantri singles record and a 1-2 doubles record. But played with Gray. As a duo, they are according to McCain, Svanfeldt had some strong already ranked 22nd in preseason summer results in preparation for making an rankings. impact on the team this year. Carter earned All-America honors with McCain is excited for the newcomers who could Klaic in doubles last year. UW’s second possible impact the starting lineup right away. three-time All-American, Carter ended the 2003 season ranked 10th in doubles “We have a couple of talented freshmen in and 43rd in singles. She went 26-13 in Monika Kolbovic and Saskia Nauenberg,” doubles, setting a single-season record McCain said. “They will definitely be starting for doubles wins. Carter was also 17- right off the bat. They seem to be learning very quickly and being able to do everything that is Junior Dea Sumantri being asked of them which is exciting because 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 2 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-20032004 SEASON SEASON PREVIEW REVIEW

Huskies are Ahn and Hoe at No. 2 and This year Washington will face eight preseason Hadzic and Nauenberg at No. 3. Top-20 teams and 16 ranked in the preseason Top 55. The Fall They will be up against the Pac-10’s and the McCain got a taste for her new team nation’s finest as the Huskies host the annual during the fall season, where the Huskies Pac-10 Indoor Championships at the Nordstrom honed their skills for spring. Tennis Center, Jan. 16-18. Washington will then have the luxury of playing their next three Washington made a strong showing at the straight matches at home against Portland, Idaho ITA Northwest Regionals, as Carter and and BYU. Nauenberg advanced as far as the singles quarterfinals. Seventh-seeded Carter was And if that weren’t enough, with just three duals ousted by third-seeded Daria Panova of under its belt, Washington heads to Madison, Oregon. Unseeded Nauenberg, who Wisc., to participate in the USTA/ITA National upset the No. 8 seed Courtney Nagle from Team Indoor Championships for the third time in Oregon in the third round, lost to No. 12 school history, Feb. 5-8. Margarita Karnaukhova in the quarters. After that, UW returns home to host Sacramento As a doubles pair, Carter and Sumantri State and a non-conference match with Oregon, also advanced to the quarterfinals, but fell before playing 10 of its next 15 matches on the to the top-seeded team from Stanford, road. The Huskies will make a trip to Illinois to Lauren Barnikow and Erin Burdette. face Illinois and Northwestern, and a trip to Sumantri advanced as far as the Round Mobile, Ala., to counter Virginia Commonwealth Senior Erin Hoe of 16 in the singles draw, before pulling and South Alabama. that’s often not the case. They are going to come out with an injury. The doubles team of Hadzic and Kolbovic made it to the Round of 16, while Washington’s remaining home matches include along very quickly.” Svanfeldt, Naruse and Kolbovic advanced duals with San Diego, San Diego State and Kolbovic, whose older sister Renata is in her through to the fourth round of the consolation Washington State (non-conference). The draw. Huskies open the Pac-10 schedule hosting second year as McCain’s assistant coach, was hampered by injuries as a junior but led her high Stanford and Cal, but then have the tall task of Sumantri was the only Husky to play in the ITA playing their last five Pac-10 matches on the school team to a pair of fourth-place state finishes as a sophomore and junior. Nauenberg All-American Championships main draw, falling road.’ was also a standout junior player, garnering a in the first singles round before another loss in the consolation bracket. No. 1 Norcal ranking and a No. 22 national ranking in girls Under-16. Many of the Huskies also had the thrill of playing at the US Open site in New A pair of juniors are also new to the team in Ahn and Flynn. Ahn joined the squad for winter York City at the Harvard Invitational. quarter in January and came to Seattle from the “I tried to have the girls play an additional tournament this fall,” College of San Mateo where she was the community college women’s tennis champion in McCain said. “Normally we just play 2003. Flynn is no stranger to the Huskies, as a couple and we added one more tournament. Some of them got to play she was a member of the crew team as a freshman. After taking a year off from athletics, on the stadium courts and that was Flynn decided to join the tennis team this past great. We wanted them to play a little bit more so we could get a feel for summer. where they should play in the lineup. Rounding out the 2004 squad is sophomore And it gave the freshmen a chance to start dealing with the pressure of Cheryl Naruse who took a year off last year and decided to fully commit to tennis this year. college tennis early.” Naruse, was the No. 1 Under-18 girls player in The Schedule Singapore and brings a wealth of international experience to Washington. If the rigors of another fall tournament didn’t prepare them, the Husky newcomers will certainly meet the McCain also has the challenge of figuring out new doubles pairings with many critical players pressures of college’tennis head on from last year graduated from the roster. As when the 2004 spring schedule gets underway. previously mentioned, Carter and Sumantri will play together at the No. 1 spot. The other two starting teams that look to be shaping up for the Sophomore Dinka Hadzic www.gohuskies.com -- 3 -- 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis HEAD2002-2003 COACH SEASON PATTY REVIEW MCCAIN

Patty McCain joined the Husky earned the second doubles All-America certificate in 2003. Carter tennis program during the sum- also garnered All-America honors in singles as a freshman and junior mer of 1997 and quickly estab- Dea Sumantri earned singles All-America acclaim in 2003. lished Washington as an up- McCain was also honored as the 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year and and-coming team after enjoy- also received the Northwest Region Coach of the Year award. ing much success on the court herself as a former top-20 pro- The lofty national finish in 2001 was not a surprise, but rather the fessional player and two-time result of a consistent climb up the rankings for Washington since her NCAA singles champion at arrival. The Huskies’ final ITA ranking improved each season under Stanford University. A two-time McCain: No. 56 in 1998, No. 33 in 1999, No. 30 in 2000 , No. 11 in 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year, she and No. 6 in 2003. guided the Huskies to the NCAA In 2000, Washington’s 12-10 record led them to their fourth post- Tournament in each of her six season appearance in as many years. McCain instilled a never-say- seasons. die attitude into her players, and the Dawgs responded. UW de- The 2003 season saw many feated five top-43 squads. great accomplishments for McCain established the Huskies’ motto for the 1997-98 season as McCain, who guided her Huskies to a NCAA Round of 16 appearance “We Came To Play” and passed along to the players a confidence in and their highest final ranking in school history (sixth), earned her themselves and an abhorrence for losing. The gutsy squad came within second Pac-10 Coach of the Year honor for the second time in three two points of upsetting 33rd-ranked Georgia Tech in the first round of years, and was inducted into the Stanford Hall of Fame for her the NCAA regional tournament. accomplishments as a collegiate player for the Cardinal. McCain, formerly Fendick, brings to the Husky program outstanding Last year, Washington tied for second in the Pac-10 with a 6-2 league playing credentials. While competing for the Cardinal from 1983-87, record and finished the year with a 19-4 overall record. UW’s she was the 1986 and 1987 NCAA singles champion and helped lead postseason run featured wins over Southern and No. 25 Illinois, Stanford to the NCAA team championship in 1984, 1986 and 1987, before falling to No. 11 UCLA in the Sweet 16. McCain’s squad had filling the No. 1 singles slot. McCain was a 1985 singles semifinalist three players earn All-America honors: Sumantri in singles and and a 1987 doubles finalist. Carter and Klaic in doubles. Her 57-match winning streak stood from 1987 until 2001 when it was The Huskies finished 2003 with a No. 6 national ranking, the highest broken by Stanford’s Laura Granville whose streak stopped at 58. in school history. For her efforts, McCain was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year for the second time in her short tenure. In the fall of 2003, McCain also earned a number of top honors as a collegian, including she was also inducted into Stanford’s Hall of Fame. being named the MVP of the NCAA’s All-Decade Team for tennis and Stanford’s Player of the Decade, both of the 1980s. As a freshman In 2002, the Huskies advanced as far as the NCAA second round, she was named Rolex’s Player to Watch, and as a senior captain she ending the season with a No. 24 national ranking and a 14-11 overall was Tennis Magazine’s College Player of the Year. McCain also was record. the recipient of the Honda-Broderick Award for tennis and the Arthur The 2001 squad registered the finest season in UW history, posting a 21-8 record, advanc- ing to the NCAA quarterfinals and finishing with a No. 11 final ITA ranking. The Huskies posted four wins over top-20 opponents, in- cluding victories over No. 5 California and a Sweet 16 triumph over No. 5 Tennessee. UW tied for second in the Pac-10 with a 6-2 mark. Due to the impending birth of her daughter, Keegan, McCain did not travel to Stone Moun- tain, Ga. for the round of 16 and quarterfinals during that year. Individually, McCain tutored four-time NCAA singles competitor Kristina Kraszewski who earned three All-America honors (1998, 2000, 2001). 2003 graduate Darija Klaic and senior Claire Carter became the first Husky doubles team to earn All-America honors in 2002, advancing to NCAA quarterfinals. The pair

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MCCAIN’S COACHING HIGHLIGHTS • Led UW to the NCAA Tournament six straight years (1998-2003) • Guided UW to its first three NCAA Tournament wins in 2001 • Led 2001 squad to NCAA quarterfinals for first time in school history • Voted the 2003 and 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year • Named the 2001 Northwest Region Coach of the Year • Coached the first nine All-Americans in UW women’s tennis history • Led Huskies to highest final ranking of No. 6 in the 2003 ITA poll

MCCAIN’S PLAYING HIGHLIGHTS • Inducted into Stanford’s Hall of Fame in 2003 • Played professionally on the WTP tour from 1987 to 1995 • Achieved a WTP ranking of No. 4 in doubles and No. 19 in singles • Won 26 doubles titles and three singles championships • Was a Grand Slam doubles semifinalist, finalist or champion nine times • Australian Open champion with Mary Joe Fernandez • Advanced to the round of 16 at a Grand Slam event in singles six times • Finalist at the U.S. Open Mixed Doubles Masters in 2000 & 2001 • Won NCAA singles championship in 1986 and 1987 • Played No. 1 singles for Stanford, NCAA team champ in 1984, ’86 & ’87 • Her 57 consecutive wins were the NCAA record from 1987 until 2001 • Named MVP of the NCAA’s All-Decade Team for the 1980s Ashe Award for Sportsmanship. • Named Stanford’s Player of the Decade for the 1980s • Tennis Magazine’s College Player of the Year in 1987 Her career on the WTA Tour as a professional from 1987 to August • Honda-Broderick Award winner for tennis in 1987 1995 was equally as impressive. She ranked as high as fourth in • Earned the Arthur Ashe Award for Sportsmanship doubles and 19th in singles, winning 26 doubles titles and three singles championships. Six times she advanced to at least the round MCCAIN’S COACHING RECORD of 16 in a Grand Slam singles event, and she was a Grand Slam Year Record National Finish ITA Ranking doubles semifinalist, finalist or champion nine times. McCain and 1998 12-8 NCAA West Region first round No. 56 former Husky assistant coach Jill Hultquist won several doubles 1999 10-11 NCAA West Region first round No. 33 titles on tour. 2000 12-10 NCAA West Region first round No. 30 2001 21-8 NCAA Quarterfinals No. 11 Many of McCain’s victories on the tour came against legends and 2002 14-11 NCAA West Region second round No. 24 players who were recently ranked in the top 40 on the tour: Martina 2003 19-4 NCAA Round of 16 No. 6 Navratilova, Jana Novotna, Mary Jo Fernandez, Zina Garrison, Career 88-51 (.633) Brenda Schulz-McCarthy, Barbara Paulus, Sandrine Testud, Karina Habsudova, Lisa Raymond, Manuela Maleeva and Katarina Maleeva. She also represented the United States in the Federation Cup in 1988 and 1990, as well as in the Wightman Cup in 1988 and 1989. She still actively competes at a high level, having reached the finals of the U.S. Open Master’s mixed doubles competition in both 2000 and 2001. McCain was recently named an elite athlete representative on the USTA Board of Directors. She also served on the ITA West Region committee and was elected to the USTA nominating committee. She was a member of the WTA Tour Players’ Committee from 1991 to 1996, a member of its Disciplinary Committee from 1992 to 1995, and a member of its Ranking Committee in 1995. McCain has turned down several USTA development jobs so she can continue to lead the Husky program into national prominence. However, she is quite involved in helping her players to achieve world rankings and pursue tennis after their collegiate careers are over. The Sacramento, Calif., native earned a bachelor’s in psychology from Stanford in 1987 and is completing her thesis for a master’s in education at St. Mary’s (Calif.). She is married to Scott McCain, a former ATP Tour player and coach at California. The couple has two young daughters, Keegan, born May 23, 2001, and Hayley, born Dec. 17, 2002. www.gohuskies.com -- 5 -- 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis ASSISTANT2002-2003 SEASON COACH/STAFF REVIEW RENATA KOLBOVIC - ASSISTANT COACH Renata Kolbovic begins her second season as an assistant coach for the Washington women’s tennis team. Her first season with the Huskies saw the squad earn its highest ever final national ranking (sixth), while crowning three ITA All-Americans. A native of Brno, Czech Republic, Kolbovic spent two years in private coaching before coming to Seattle in 2003 from Vancouver, Canada. Kolbovic was a standout player in both the Canadian and international circuits. She won the Under-16 Canadian Na- tionals and was a member of an All-America doubles team in 1995. She also advanced to the finals of the Rolex Championships and earned a bronze medal in doubles at the 1999 Pan Am Games. Kolbovic is a 1995 graduate of Magee Secondary School. Her interests outside of tennis include design and decorating, as well as skiing, ice-skating and badminton. Her younger sister, Monika, is a freshman on the Husky squad.

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Front Row (l-r): Cheryl Naruse, Stephanie Svanfeldt, Monika Kolbovic, Dea Sumantri. Back Row (l-r): Assistant Coach Renata Kolbovic, Erin Hoe, Claire Carter, Saskia Nauenberg, Megan Flynn, Dinka Hadzic, Head Coach Patty McCain. Not pictured: Mugette Ahn 2003-2004 Roster Squad Breakdown Name Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School) By Class Mugette Ahn 5-4 Jr. TR Los Angeles, Calif. (College of San Mateo) Freshmen (2) Juniors (3) Claire Carter 5-7 Sr. 3V Nottingham, England (Nottingham Bluecoat) Kolbovic Ahn Megan Flynn 5-10 Jr. HS Camas, Wash. (Camas) Nauenberg Flynn Dinka Hadzic 5-6 So. 1V Split,Croatia (Turisticko-Ugostiteljska) Sophomores (3) Sumantri Erin Hoe 5-4 Sr. 3V Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani) Hadzic Seniors (2) Monika Kolbovic 5-4 Fr. HS Vancouver, B.C. (Magee Secondary) Naruse Carter Hoe Cheryl Naruse 5-1 So. HS Singapore, Singapore (United World College of Svanfeldt Southeast Asia) Saskia Nauenberg 5-11 Fr. HS Santa Cruz, Calif. (York School) By State/Country Dea Sumantri 5-6 Jr. 2V Jakarta, Indonesia (Buddi Lisva) California (3) Indonesia (1) Stephanie Svanfeldt 5-4 So. 1V Belvedere, Calif. (Redwood) Ahn (Los Angeles) Sumantri (Jakarta) Head Coach: Patty McCain (7th year) Nauenberg (Santa Cruz) England (1) Assistant Coach: Renata Kolbovic (2nd year) Svanfeldt (Belvedere) Carter (Nottingham) Washington (1) Croatia (1) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Flynn (Camas) Hadzic (Split) Mugette Ahn...... mew-GET On Canada (1) Hawaii (1) Dinka Hadzic ...... DING-ka HA-chich Kolbovic (Vancouver, B.C.) Hoe (Mililani) Monika Kolbovic ...... COLE-buh-vick Singapore (1) Cheryl Naruse ...... na-ROO-say Naruse (Singapore) Saskia Nauenberg ...... SAWS-kee-ya NOW-en-berg Dea Sumantri ...... DAY-uh soo-MAHN-tree www.gohuskies.com -- 7 -- 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 PROFILES SEASON REVIEW CLAIRE CARTER 5-7 • SENIOR • NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND • NOTTINGHAM BLUECOAT

Washington: Second Husky women’s player to garner three All-America honors…earned All-America honors in doubles as a sophomore and junior, after singles honors as a freshman…ranked 28th in singles and 22nd in doubles (with Dea Sumantri) in the preseason ITA rankings…ranks fourth on Husky career doubles wins list (67)…also ranks sixth all-time on the career singles wins list (67). 2002-2003 (Junior): Earned second-straight All-America honors in doubles with Darija Klaic…the pair ended the season with a national ranking of 10th and an overall record of 26-13…also named to All-Pac-10 honorable mention team…with Klaic, set UW season record for doubles wins (26), surpassing teammate Erin Hoe who had 25 in 2000-01…ended the season with a national singles rank of 43rd and an overall record of 17-16…recorded an 11-10 dual singles mark, going 7-10 at No. 1 and 4-0 at No. 2…compiled 14-8 dual doubles record at the No. 1 spot with Klaic…the pair opended the Coach McCain on Carter: season winning 10 of their first 13 matches and finished season winning eight of their last “I’m really excited to see what Claire can do this year. 10 contests…the pair advanced to the doubles final at the ITA Regionals, but fell to Lauren Barnikow and Erin Burdette from Stanford (8-5)…also made it to the doubles final at the ITA Her abilities are limitless. Whatever she puts her mind National Indoor Championships before falling to Jenny Kuhn and Julie Smekodub of Tulane to she can accomplish.” (8-5)…the duo advanced to third championship final at Pac-10 Indoors, but were ousted by Tiffany Brymer and Jewel Peterson from USC (8-6)…earned trip to Pac-10 semifinals…defeated by Maja Mlakar and Emilie Scribot from Arizona (8-3). 2001-2002 (Sophomore): Joined doubles teammate Darija Klaic in receiving All-America accolades after advancing further than any previous UW doubles team in the NCAA Championships…Pair advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals, falling to the No. 1 seed Lauren Kalvaria and Gabriela Lastra of Stanford, 6-4, 6-7(7), 6-2…team advanced to the quarters, defeating No. 30 Ziva Grasic and Vladka Uhlirova (Texas) and upsetting No. 6 Tiffany Brymer and Jewel Peterson from USC …played in the No. 1 or No. 2 singles position all season, posting an 18-15 record…14-10 in dual matches…played No. 1 doubles position with Klaic turning in an overall record of 21-14 and ending the season with a No. 20 ranking… also played doubles with Ilona Kordonskaya (0-2) and Erin Hoe (0-2)… All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection. 2000-01 (Freshman): Earned All-America accolades and ranked No. 32 in the final ITA ratings…qualified for the NCAA singles championships and advanced to the round of 16 …upset 12th-ranked Martina Nedelkova of Virginia Commonwealth in straight sets (6-2, 7- 6) in the first round of the NCAAs…advanced to the round of 16 with a 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 win over No. 54 Joanne Masongsong of Texas before losing a 6-0, 6-4 decision to No. 4 Bea Bielik of Wake Forest in the third round…earned an NCAA tournament doubles invitation, competing with Ilona Kordonskaya…the fell 6-3, 6-4 to the Ohio State team of Kristy Dascoli and Monica Rincon…played in the No. 2 singles position for most of the regular season and the entire NCAA tournament…posted a 32-9 singles record, including a 23-4 mark in dual matches…her 32 wins broke the previous UW single-season singles record of 31… Sent the Huskies in to the quarterfinals, rallying from four games down in the first set to win 7-6, 2-6, 6-3 over Tennessee’s Kim Gates in the decisive No. 2 singles match…Carter’s four-hour match in humid 87 degree conditions concluded well after all of the other singles action finished…teamed with Ilona Kordonskaya in doubles, posting a 4-1 record in the No. 1 position and 12-8 in the No. 2 spot…voted the team’s MVP. Juniors/High School: Attended Nottingham Bluecoat School…played for Great Britain U-14 and at Junior Wimbledon…ranked in the top ten for U-18…Held a ranking of No. 870 in the WTA singles rankings and was ranked as high as No. 540 in the WTA doubles category…won the doubles $10,000 championship at Sunderland. Personal: Claire Carter…born July 12, 1981, in Luton, England…parents are Ron and Jane Carter…has on brother, Matthew and one sister, Getting To Know Claire... Jennifer…favorite athletes are David Beckham and Sarah Keeler…majoring in psychology. Favorite opposing Pac-10 City to play in: Stanford Favorite toy as a child: A football (soccer ball) CARTER’S CAREER RECORD When I was a kid I wanted to be: A professional tennis player YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) Toughest opponent: Amber Liu (Stanford) 2000-01 23-4/32-9 17-9/20-14 Best-dressed teammate: Dea Sumantri 2001-02 14-10/18-15 12-13/21-18 If I’m cooking dinner I’m making: A call for takeout 2002-03 11-10/17-16 14-8/26-13 I stress out when: I get no sleep Career 48-24/67-40 43-30/67-45 If I could trade places with someone for a day it would be: David Beckham 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 8 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003 HUSKYSEASON PROFILES REVIEW DINKA HADZIC 5-6 • SOPHOMORE • SPLIT, CROATIA • TURISTICKO-UGOSTITELJSKA

Washington: One-year letterwinner who saw time at No. 5 and No. 6 singles last year…2002-03 (Freshman): Turned in overall singles record of 10-7, including 7-4 dual record…went 13-8 in doubles action, including 9-4 with Erin Boisclair…recorded 3-1 singles mark in the No. 5 spot, 4-3 at No. 6…advanced to the third round of ITA Regionals before ousted by Raquel Kops-Jones (Cal)…when Claire Carter was declared ineligible right before the Round of 16 NCAA Team Championships, stepped into the lineup and picked up a clutch Coach McCain on Hadzic: “Dinka is very, very talented. She’s very mentally strong win in the No. 6 spot over Anya Loncaric (UCLA)…Juniors/ and one of the toughest competitors I’ve ever had the High School: Attended Turisticko-Ugostiteska HS in Split, pleasure of coaching. We haven’t really scratched the Croatia…played in international junior tournaments…led club surface of what she’s capable of so it’s going to be an team to three national championships (1999-2002)…club team exciting year.” also finished third in 1998 junior national championship…Personal: Dinka Hadzic…born June 2, 1983, in Travliik Bih…Parents are Zehra and Salih Hadzic … brother Dino (22) also plays tennis … major is undecided … enjoys music, and hanging out with friends.

Getting To Know Dinka... Favorite opposing Pac-10 City to play in: L.A. Favorite toy as a child: Cars When I was a kid I wanted to be: A pro tennis player Toughest opponent: Jiuen Jacobs (California) Best-dressed teammate: Dea If I’m cooking dinner I’m making: A cheese sandwich I stress out when: I don’t sleep If I could trade places with someone for a day it would be: Goran Ivanisevic

HADZIC’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2002-03 7-4/10-7 8-5/13-8 Career 7-4/10-7 8-5/13-8 www.gohuskies.com -- 9 -- 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 PROFILES SEASON REVIEW ERIN HOE 5-4 • SENIOR • MILILANI, HAWAII • MILILANI

Washington: Three-year letterwinner and returning starter…held school record for most doubles wins in a season (25) before being broken by Claire Carter and Darija Klaic (26) last year. 2002-03 (Junior): Compiled a singles record of 14-10, including an 8-6 dual mark in the No. 5 and No. 6 spots…went 9-8 in doubles…teamed with Erin Boisclar as UW’s No. 3 doubles pair, compiling a dual record of 7-3…also played doubles with Dinka Hadzic (0-1) and Andrea Coulter (0-1)…advanced to the third round in singles at the ITA Regionals before falling to Cal’s Jiuen Jacobs…advanced to the singles final in Flight 3 of the Pac-10 Indoor Championships…was downed by another Cal player, Nicole Havlicek…named to the Pac-10 All- Coach McCain on Hoe: America honorable mention team…2001-02 (Sophomore): Recorded at “Erin’s really had a chance to look in the mirror and see team-high 21 singles wins for an overall record of 21-11…Compiled an 11- what she wants to accomplish. She’s going to have a 6 dual mark…was 8-3 at the No. 6 singles position, 2-1 at No. 4 and 1-2 at great senior year.” No. 5…turned in 9-13 doubles record…played with four different doubles partners…Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention selection 2000-01 (Freshman): Posted a 25-11 doubles record including an 18-8 mark with Erin Boisclair…Her 25 doubles wins eclipsed the previous UW singles-season record of 23…had a 15-14 singles record with a 10-10 mark in dual matches…was 5-3 in No. 4 singles and 5-5 in No. 5 singles. Juniors/High School: Went 2-1 in the ITA Regionals during the fall… was four time state champion for Mililani High School…had a HPTA ranking of No. 1…ranked in the top 70 in the junior circuit…the lefty was very highly recruited. Personal: Erin Hoe … born June 7, 1982 in Mililani, Hawaii … parents are Elvic and Lorene Hoe …has two brothers, Dean and Reid … enjoys watching television in her spare time… her favorite athletes are Pete Sampras and Michael Jordan…majoring in economics. Getting To Know Erin … Favorite opposing Pac-10 City to play in: Los Angeles Favorite toy as a child: TV When I was a kid I wanted to be: An ice skater Toughest opponent: Nicole Havlicek (California) Best-dressed teammate: Dea If I’m cooking dinner I’m making: Pasta I stress out when: I don’t get enough sleep If I could trade places with someone for a day it would be: Julia Roberts

HOE’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2000-01 10-10/15-14 21-8;/25-11 2001-02 11-6/21-11 3-8/9-13 2002-03 8-6/14-10 7-4/9-8 Career 29-22/50-35 31-20/43-32 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 10 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003 HUSKYSEASON PROFILES REVIEW DEA SUMANTRI 5-6 • JUNIOR • JAKARTA, INDONESIA • BUDDHI LISVA Washington: Emerged as the Huskies’ top singles player in 2003 … earned first career All-America honor in singles as a sophomore…opens the season ranked 19th in singles and 22nd in doubles with partner Claire Carter. 2002-03 (Sophomore): Had a breakout year…earned ITA All-America honors via her trip to the round of 16 at the NCAA Singles Championships…selected to All-Pac-10 second team…ended the season with a national singles rank of No. 29… went 30-9 overall, just two wins shy of tying the UW season record for wins in a season…compiled a singles dual record of 17-4, going 2-2 at No. 1, 9-2 at No. 2, and 6-0 at No. 3…recorded 20-9 mark in doubles with Colleen Gray as UW’s No. 2 pair, including 16-5 dual record…won 23 of her first 26 singles matches, including a 17-match winning streak … advanced to the third round of the NCAA Individual Championships…defeated two ranked opponents, No. 11 Alice Barnes (Stanford) and No. 30 Candice Fuchs (William & Coach McCain on Sumantri: Mary), before falling to third-ranked Agata Cioroch (Georgia) in the Round of “Dea is going to be a contender for a lot of events this 16…won Flight 2 of the Pac-10 Indoor Singles Championship…with Gray, made it year. She has such a great attitude, she’s so to the doubles semifinals at the Pac-10 Individual Championships…Pac-10 All- comfortable and she’s very focused.” Academic second-team selection…2001-02 (Freshman): Compiled a singles record of 15-8, including 13-7 dual mark…posted 2-2 record at No.3 singles, as well as 4- 2 at No.4, 2-2 at No. 5 and 5-1 at No. 6…teamed with Colleen Gray as No. 2 doubles team to compile a mark of 16-7…was 1-0 at no. 3 doubles with Andrea Coulter… Juniors/High School: Attended the Buddhi Cisva school in Jakarta, Indonesia… was ranked as high as No. 52 internationally among juniors competitors … achieved a No. 3 national ranking in the indonesian listings … a fast player whose quickness enables her to cover the court well…Personal: Dea Sumantri…born Jan. 20, 1983, in Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia…parents are Wiwi and Max Sumantri…has three siblings, Adil (31), Giri (26), and Brata (23)…enoys music, shopping, cooking and interior design…majoring in buisiness administration. Getting To Know Dea… Favorite opposing Pac-10 City to play in: Los Angeles Favorite toy as a child: Bicycle When I was a kid I wanted to be: A top tennis player in the WTA Toughest opponent: Agata Cioroch (Georgia) Best-dressed teammate: Erin Hoe If I’m cooking dinner I’m making: Phad Thai, balsamic pork chop with veggies I stress out when: I’m stuck in routines and I can’t sleep If I could trade places with someone for a day it would be: Jennifer Anniston (can’t get enough of Brad!) Favorite late-night snack: Frozen berries, green-tea ice cream I can’t imagine life without: My family, friends, faith and humor The best thing about Seattle is: The view of downtown Seattle from Alki Beach at night

SUMANTRI’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2001-02 14-10/18-15 12-13/21-18 2002-03 17-4/30-9 16-5/20-9 Career 31-14/48-24 28-18/41-27 www.gohuskies.com -- 11 -- 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 PROFILES SEASON REVIEW STEPHANIE SVANFELDT 5-4 • SOPHOMORE • BELVEDERE, CALIF. • REDWOOD

Washington: Saw limited action as a freshman last year …2002-03 (Freshman): Compiled 2-3 singles record, playing at ITA Regionals and the Pac-10 Indoor Championships… went 1-2 in doubles with Kathy Chi at the Pac-10 Indoor Championships … Juniors/High School: Graduated from Redwood HS in Larkspur, Calif.…Two-time Marin County MVP…Two-time winner of Marin County singles…also won North Coast Section in singles as a senior…competed at National Hard Courts in Coach McCain on Svanfeldt: San Jose, Calif. (2001) and the Easter Bowl in Palm Springs, “Stephanie’s had some things that she’s been working on and she Calif. (2000)… earned 2002 Coaches Award…Personal: seems to really be coming along and accomplishing them. I think Stephanie Svanfeldt … born July 24, 1984, in San Francisco, it’s going to be fun to see what she can do this year.” Calif.… parents are Per Johan and Susan Svanfeldt …sister Jenny (25) played tennis at UW in 2000…also has a sister Uirika (23) …enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Getting To Know Stephanie… Favorite toy as a child: Rainbow Brite When I was a kid I wanted to be: Tiffany My best-dressed teammate is: Dea My teammates would describe me as: Stuck in the 80’s The best thing about living in Seattle is: Being near water

SVANDFELDT’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2002-03 0-0/2-3 0-0/1-2 Career 0-0/2-3 0-0/1-2

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WASHINGTON: Joined the squad in January…earned asso- ciates degree from College of San Mateo in December, 2003… College of San Mateo: Community college women’s tennis champion in 2003…two-time state community college in 2001 and 2003…Juniors: Highest junior ranking was No. 15 in Girls-18 as a 13-year-old…No. 1 player in G10’s, G12’s, and G14’s…was in top-three in Girls-16 and Girls-18…won South- ern California sections in Girls-16 and Girls-18. Personal: Coach McCain on Mugette Ahn: Mugette Ahn…born April 4, 1981, in Ivory Coast, West “It is very exciting to see Mugette back in action and ready to put Africa…mother is Young Ahn...has a sister Violet, who is a some wins on the board for the purple and gold. She has nationally ranked junior tennis player...undeclared devastating groundstrokes, is fast as a cat and is incredibly tough. major…enjoys reading, jogging and watching movies. She’s a huge asset for our Husky squad.”

Getting To Know Mugette… Favorite toy as a child: Transformers When I was a kid I wanted to be: A teacher My best-dressed teammate is: Dea My teammates would describe me as: Where’s Waldo??? The best thing about living in Seattle is: Snow, rain, tennia and school! MEGAN FLYNN 5-10 • JUNIOR • CAMAS, WASH. • CAMAS

Washington: First year on the squad …junior in eligibility…was a member of the UW crew team her freshman year… Juniors/High School: Four-year letterwinner in tennis at Camas High School in Camas, Wash.…led prep team a 7th place finish in the state tournament her senior year…team captain her senior season…Personal: Megan Kathleen Flynn … born August 9, 1983. … daughter of Debra and Michael Flynn…enjoys traveling, scrapbooking and music…is Coach McCain on Flynn: contemplating a career as a magazine journalist. “Megan has solid strokes, a solid game and a solid head for the game. She has showed us a lot in practice so far. She picked up a Getting To Know Megan… couple wins in the fall which was a great confidence boost for Favorite toy as a child: My Samantha doll her.” When I was a kid I wanted to be: A Portland Trailblazers dancer Best-dressed teammate is: Dea My teammates describe me as: Quiet but goofy once you get to know me I can’t imagine life without: Sweatpants Earliest sports memory: Being terrified of the balance beam in gymanstics www.gohuskies.com -- 13 -- 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 PROFILES SEASON REVIEW MONIKA KOLBOVIC 5-4 • FRESHMAN • VANCOUVER, B.C. • MAGEE SECONDARY

Washington: First year on the squad…older sister Renata is the Huskies’ assistant coach…Juniors/High School: Three- year captain at Magee Secondary High School…led team to a pair of fourth-place state finishes as a sophomore and junior …team finished sixth at state championships during her fresh- man year…also a standout soccer player…Personal: Monika Kolbovic…born March 18, 1985…parents are Angela and Jerry Kolbovic…older sister Renata (27) is assistant coach for Coach McCain on Kolbovic: the Huskies…father was a professional handball “Monika is a very strong hitter and a really aggressive players. player…enjoys dancing and soccer. She volleys very well, serves very well and has a very outgoing and entuhusiastic zeal for life and for the game. She’s going to add a Getting To Know Monika… lot of energy to the team.” Favorite toy as a child: Curious George Monkey When I was a kid I wanted to be: A dancer My best-dressed teammate is: Dea My teammates would describe me as: Always on the phone The best thing about living in Seattle is: The outlet malls!

CHERYL NARUSE 5-1 • SOPHOMORE • SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE • UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA

Juniors/High School: Was the No. 1 Under-18 player in Singapore … at 16, was ranked 75th in Kanto Region, Japan for U-18 … played in ITF tournaments, reaching #370’s singles and #350’s doubles … two-time Girls Player of the Year at her high school … won the SEASAC (Southeast Asia Sport Activity Conference) as a sophomore and senior … captained her high school squad as senior …did not play junior year … Personal: Coach McCain on Naruse: Narumi “Cheryl” Naruse … born Feb. 22, 1984, in Tokyo, Japan “Cheryl had a ton of international experience as a junior. She has a … parents are Judy and Paul Naruse … contemplating a very good stroke, she’s fast, she’s smart and she knows how to profession in teaching … enjoys cooking, sleeping, eating, win. We’re fortunate she decided to commit to tennis this year.” reading Harry Potter and hanging out with friends … majoring in English and Biology. Getting To Know Cheryl… Favorite toy as a child: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles When I was a kid I wanted to be: Tall If I’m cooking dinner I’m making: A mess The best thing about living in Seattle is: The coffee I can’t imagine a life without: Friends 2003-04 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 14 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003 HUSKYSEASON PROFILES REVIEW SASKIA NAUENBERG 5-11 • FRESHMAN • SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. • YORK SCHOOL Washington: First year on the squad …expected to make an impact right away… Juniors/High School: Four-year letterwinner and two year captain in tennis at York School in Santa Cruz, Calif.…led prep team to two 3rd place finishes in league her sophomore and senior year…was MTAL singles champion her junior and senior year…was CCS singles champion her junior year and finished second her senior campaign…ranked No. 1 in girls U-16 in Northern California and No. 11 in girls U-16 in the U.S..…was team MVP all four Coach McCain on Nauenberg: “Saskia is big, tall, strong, smart and very talented. She plays a bit years of high school. Personal: Saskia Nauenberg … born like Erin Burdette at Stanford. She is a very good doubles player August 26, 1985… daughter of Josette and Michael and will fit into that doubles lineup right away. She just seems to Nauenberg…enjoys surfing, snowboarding, mountain biking, be getting better and better every day.” music and travel. Getting To Know Saskia… When I was a kid I wanted to be: President My best-dressed teammate is: Dea Sumantri I can’t imagine life without: Flip Flops I stress out when: I don’t get enough sleep Favorite late-night snack: Cereal Favorite motto or quote: “And cars and phones and diamond rings bling bling, these are just material things” - Jack Johnson

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