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Table of Contents/Quick Facts Table of Contents Preview SEC/Opponents 2008 Quick Facts Table of Contents/Quick Facts ____________1 2007 SEC Standings ______________________18 General Information Roster________________________________________2 2008 Opponenets ____________________19-20 School__________________________________Auburn University Covering The Tigers ________________________2 Location ______________________________________Auburn, Ala. Outlook____________________________________3-4 History/Records Founded ______________________________________________1856 All-Time Results __________________________21 Enrollment ________________________________________23,547 Coaching Staff Year-By-Year Results__________________22-25 Nickname____________________________________________Tigers Head Coach Tim Gray ______________________5 All-Time Victories ________________________26 Conference __________________________________Southeastern Assistant Coach Ashley Bentley____________6 Coaching History__________________________27 Colors ______________________Burnt Orange and Navy Blue Jay Swamidass, Alyss Hart ________________6 All-Time Awards __________________________28 __________________________________(PMS 158 and PMS 289) All-Time Letterwinners __________________29 President ____________________________________Dr. Jay Gogue Athlete Profiles Athletics Director ______________________________Jay Jacobs Whitney Chappell __________________________7 Auburn University Associate Athletics Director/SWA ____Meredith Jenkins Assistant Athletics Director ________________David Mines Alex Haney __________________________________8 Auburn University ____________________30-31 Heather Bybee ______________________________9 Auburn Athletics ______________________32-33 Coaching Staff Fani Chifchieva ____________________________10 Auburn Academics ____________________34-35 Head Coach ________________________Tim Gray, 3rd season Jil Hastenrath ______________________________11 Traditions __________________________________36 Alma Mater ____________Washington College (Md.), 1986 Melissa Koning ____________________________12 Yarbrough Tennis Center ________________37 Assistant Coach ______________Ashley Bentley, 1st season Gaby Beelen, Dunja Djuranovic __________13 Dr. Jay Gogue ______________________________38 Alma Mater ________________________________Alabama, 2006 Auburn Tennis Photos ____________________14 Jay Jacobs __________________________________39 Office Phone ______________________________334/844-9739 Support Staff ______________________________40 2007 Review Office Fax __________________________________334/844-9483 2006-07 In Review________________________15 Tennis Information 2007 Match-by-Match Singles Results __16 Inaugural Season ____________________________________1978 2007 Match-by-Match Doubles Results__17 Seasons of Tennis ____________________________________31st All-Time Record __________________________347-362 (.489) NCAA Tournament Appearances________________________6 Last Postseason Finish________________________29th, 2007 Facility ________________________Yarbrough Tennis Center 2007 Review 2007 Overall Record________________________________14-10 2007 SEC Record/Finish ________________________5-6/t7th 2008 Preview Letterwinners R/L ____________________________________7/1 Newcomers ______________________________________________3 Top Returners __________Alex Haney, Whitney Chappell, ________Fani Chifchieva, Melissa Koning, Jil Hastenrath Losses ________________________________________Kelly Adams Media Guide Credits EDITORIAL: The 2007-08 Auburn Women’s Tennis Media Guide is a publication of the Auburn Media Relations Department. The guide was written, edited and designed by Megan Murren, Media Relations Assistant. Cover design by Tyler Trout, Athletics Graphics Designer. Editorial contributions by head coach Tim Gray and assistant coach Ashley Bentley. Special thanks to Matt Crouch, Bob Grant, Carol White and Kirk Sampson. PHOTOGRAPHIC: Todd Van Emst, Athletics Photographer, Tony Hall and Julie Haney. PRINTING: Davis Direct, Montgomery, Ala. Auburn University is an equal opportunity educational institution/employer. 1 Roster/Media information Roster Name Year Height Experience Hometown (Previous School) Gaby Beelen Fr. 5 5 HS Grubbenvorst, The Netherlands (College Den Hulster) Heather Bybee So. 5 1 1L Longmont, Colo. (Longmont HS) Whitney Chappell Jr. 5 5 2L Knoxville, Tenn. (Webb School of Knoxville) Fani Chifchieva So. 5 8 1L Plovdiv, Bulgaria (Professional HS of Agriculture) Dunja Djuranovic Fr. 6 0 HS Bukovac, Serbia (Secondary Technical School) Alex Haney Jr. 5 5 2L Grayson, Ga. (Grayson HS) Jil Hastenrath So. 5 9 1L Solingen, Germany (Gymnasium Schwertstrasse) Melissa Koning So. 5 10 1L Mt. Eliza, Australia (Frankston) Gaby Beelen Heather Bybee Whitney Chappell Fani Chifchieva Dunja Djuranovic Alex Haney Returnees Squad Breadkdown By State/Country Heather Bybee Roster ____________________________8 Colorado (1) Whitney Chappell Letterwinners Returning ____________6 Heather Bybee Fani Chifchieva Letterwinners Lost __________________1 Alex Haney Georgia (2) Jil Hastenrath By Class Alex Haney Melissa Koning Senior ____________________________0 Mary Claire Slade Junior ____________________________2 Jil Hastenrath Melissa Koning Sophomore ________________________4 Tennessee (1) Newcomers Freshman__________________________2 Whitney Chappell Gaby Beelen Dunja Djuranovic Pronunciation Guide Australia (1) Mary Claire Slade Beelen ______________________Bee lin Melissa Koning Chifchieva __________________Chif cheva Dunja ______________________Doon ya Bulgaria (1) Djuranovic ______________Ju ron o vich Fani Chifchieva Germany (1) Jil Hastenrath The Netherlands (1) Gaby Beelen Head Coach Assistant Coach Serbia (1) Tim Gray Ashley Bentley Dunja Djuranovic Media Information The Auburn University Athletic Media Relations Department thanks you for your interest in Auburn tennis. Megan Murren is the Auburn women s tennis contact. The athletic media relations office is located in the Auburn Athletic Complex and maintains information on all current student ath letes, as well as historical information on previous student athletes and the program in general. The media will receive complete results from each match. Additional information, including statistics and meet results are available on the Auburn athletics web site at www.auburntigers.com. Interviews All interviews of athletes must be coordinated through the Auburn media relations department. Interview requests must be submitted at least 24 hours in advance. Phone interviews for out of town media can also be arranged. Interviews can be arranged depending on the student athletes/coaches availability and are conducted in the media relations office or at the Tennis Complex. Coaches and student athletes are made avail able after home matches. Please notify Megan Murren of your request prior to the conclusion of the match. 2 2008 Auburn Tennis Preview The 2008 tennis season will be a continuation of the success that First Team All SEC. head coach Tim Gray and the 2007 Tigers have already brought to the Fani had a great 2007, Gray said. Obviously becoming Auburn s Plains. Riding the coattails of a 2007 SEC Co West Championship and hav first All American was huge. She has shown that she can play with some ing the program s first All American named, the Tigers expect nothing of the best in the nation. less than success from this year s squad. We ll really be counting We would like to build on that this year and win the West outright, on her leadership on the Gray said. I know that is not going to be easy because every team has court. gotten better, but our goal ultimately is to win the SEC Title. Chifchieva also Auburn returns five starters from 2007, including the programs first made her way into two All American Fani Chifchieva and All SEC selection Alex Haney. The Tigers of Auburn s single sea welcome three talented freshmen who got a taste of SEC action this fall. son victories categories. We have a core of athletes who believe in what we are doing and if She ranks eighth in com we continue to work hard to reach our goals, I think this could be anoth bined victories with 43 er great year for this program. and sixth in singles with 25. THE RETURNERS One of the things I Auburn returns two juniors and four sophomores to the courts in really like about her is, 2008. Without senior leadership for the second year in a row, the Tigers Fani doesn t focus a will look to juniors Whitney Chappell and Alex Haney again for strength. whole lot on records and Chappell serves not only as a solid player on the courts, but she is she doesn t care who she also the 2008 team captain and is expected to play an integral role in plays, Gray said. She is leading the Tigers to a successful season. quite fearless in that Whitney is someone who you always want in the trenches for you, respect. Gray said. She is one of the most mentally tough players on the team With a year of SEC action and she rubs off positively on the other athletes. under her belt, Haney led Auburn with 19 singles victories and a Second Team All Chifchieva is ready to Auburn s first All American Fani Chifchieva SEC selection. She also lead Auburn in doubles competition with partner take on the best that Melissa Koning, winning 15 matches. NCAA women s tennis She is unbelievably talented and very athletic, Gray said. She has to offer. needs to work on staying tough mentally and if she can improve there, I Sophomore Koning paired with Haney to upset several
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