2009-10 tribe women's tennis guide

TABLE OF CONTENTSTable of Contents .................................................................................... 1Quick Facts .............................................................................................. 2This is Tribe Tennis ................................................................................. 3McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center .................................................... 4Busch Tennis Courts ............................................................................... 5Roster ....................................................................................................... 6Preview ..................................................................................................... 7Head Coach Meredith Geiger-Walton .................................................... 8Assistant Coach Toni Neykova .............................................................. 9Players ................................................................................................... 10Season in Review .................................................................................. 16Record vs. Opponent ............................................................................ 17Tribe NCAA History ............................................................................... 18Records ................................................................................................. 19Honors .................................................................................................... 20

CAA Championships ............................................................................. 22Year-by-Year Results ............................................................................. 23ITA Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame ........................................................ 26Mark McCormack Tribute ...................................................................... 27Tribe Athletics ........................................................................................ 28The College ............................................................................................ 30Tribe Facilities........................................................................................ 32

CREDITSThe 2009-10 W&M Women’s Tennis Media Guide is a publication of the W&M sports information office. Layout, design and cover design by associate SID Kris Sears. Writing by associate SID Kris Sears and editing by the sports information office. Photography by Jim Agnew, Julia Martin, Pete Clawson, Kris Sears and Bob Keroack. Printing by Worth Higgins and Associates in Richmond, Va.

PREVIEW COACHING STAFF THE TRIBE HISTORYJunior Lauren Sabacinski and sophomore Katie Kargl also return for the Tribe. The pair looks to re-turn to full action in 2009-10 after missing parts of last season due to injury.

The College owns 20 CAA crowns in the league’s 24-year history. The Green and Gold has also made 17 NCAA Tournament appearances and finished the year ranked No. 1 in its region on 14 occasions.

The Tribe returns a pair of All-CAA players in seniors Ragini Acharya and Carmen Pop, while welcoming a group of four new faces to the fold as the College looks to return to the NCAA Tourney in 2010.

Meredith Geiger-Walton returns for her second season at the helm of W&M women’s tennis. Last sea-son, she guided the Tribe to 10 dual match wins. Toni Neykova returns for her second season as the Tribe as-sistant coach.

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WILLIAM AND MARYLocation: Williamsburg, VirginiaFounded: 1693Enrollment (Includes Graduate): 7,625Nickname: TribeColors: Green, Gold and SilverConference: Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: W. Taylor Reveley III (Princeton, 1965)Chancellor: Sandra Day O’Connor (Stanford, 1950)Director of Athletics: Terry Driscoll (Boston College, 1969)Outdoor Facility: Busch Tennis CourtsIndoor Facility: McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis CenterAthletics Department Phone: (757) 221-3400Mailing Address: PO Box 399, Williamsburg, VA 23187Street Address: 751 Ukrop Way, Williamsburg, VA 23185

SPORTS INFORMATIONAsst. AD, Media Relations: Pete Clawson (Pittsburgh, 1990)Assoc. Director/WTN Contact: Kris Sears (Indiana, 2004) Office Phone: (757) 221-3368 Cell Phone: (765) 860-1205 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Director: Rob Turner (Tennessee, 2003)Associate Director: Jacob Skipper (William and Mary, 2005)Assistant Director: Scott Burns (Marian University, 2007)Assistant Director: Julia Martin (William and Mary, 2009)Phone: (757) 221-3344Fax: (757) 221-2048Web Site: www.TribeAthletics.com COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Meredith Geiger-Walton (Arizona State, 1995) W&M Record: 10-12 (.455) (One season) Career Record: 10-12 (.455) (One season) Office Phone: (757) 221-3384 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Coach: Toni Neykova (Iowa, 2002) Office Phone: (757) 221-7374 E-Mail Address: [email protected]

TEAM INFORMATION2009 Record: 10-12 (.455)2009 CAA Record: 1-2 (.333)Final ITA National Ranking: 49Postseason: CAA SemifinalistsPlayers Returning/Lost: 4/3Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3NCAA Tournament Appearances: 17 (1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)CAA Championships: 20 (1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008)

2009-10 WOMEN’S TENNIS SCHEDULEFALL 2009Date Event LocationSEPT. 11-13 17TH ANNUAL W&M INVITE WILLIAMSBURG, VA.Sept. 18-20 UVA Invitational Charlottesville, Va.Sept. 25-27 Klip Strings Open Norfolk, Va.Oct. 3-4 Riviera ITA All-American Championships (Pre-Qualifying) Los Angeles, Calif.Oct. 6-7 Riviera ITA All-American Championships (Qualifying) Los Angeles, Calif.Oct. 8-11 Riviera ITA All-American Championships (Main Draw) Los Angeles, Calif.Oct. 23-27 ITA Atlantic Region ChampionshipsNov. 5-8 ITA National Indoor Championships New Haven, Conn.Nov. 6-8 Kitty Harrison Invitational Chapel Hill, N.C.

SPRING 2010Date Opponent Location TimeJAN. 15 UMBC WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 9 AMJAN. 15 JAMES MADISON * WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 1 PMJan. 23 at Northwestern Evanston, Ill. 11 AMJan. 30 vs. Georgia State ^ Athens, Ga.Jan. 31 vs. Georgia or Virginia Tech ^ Athens, Ga.FEB. 5 OHIO STATE WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 4 PMFEB. 8 FIU WILLIAMSBURG (MNTC) 2 PMFeb. 12-15 ITA National Indoors Madison, Wis.Feb. 20 at Yale New Haven, Conn. 11 AMFeb. 21 at Brown Providence, R.I. 11 AMFeb. 24 at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 4 PMFeb. 28 at Wisconsin Madison, Wis. 11 AMMarch 5 at Princeton Princeton, N.J. 11 AMMarch 9 vs. Notre Dame Puerto RicoMarch 11 vs. Duke Puerto RicoMARCH 17 ETSU WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 3 PMMARCH 20 WAKE FOREST WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 12 PMMARCH 27 BOSTON UNIV. WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 11 AMMARCH 28 MEMPHIS WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 11 AMApril 4 Marshall WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 10 AMApril 7 at Old Dominion * Norfolk, Va. 3 PMAPRIL 9 VCU * WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 3 PMAPRIL 10 RICHMOND WILLIAMSBURG (BUSCH) 11 AMApril 15-18 CAA Championships # Norfolk, Va.May 7-9 NCAA Regionals Campus SitesMay 20-31 NCAA Championships † Athens, Ga.

^ ITA Kickoff Weekend (Athens, Ga.)* Colonial Athletic Association match# 2010 CAA Tournament played at the Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center† 2010 NCAA Tournament hosted by Georgia at the Dan Magill Tennis ComplexDates and times are subject to change

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IN THE PROFESSIONAL RANKS2008 William and Mary graduate Megan Moulton-Levy wrapped up her collegiate career atop the Tribe record books and has since moved on to play on the professional women’s tour. Moulton-Levy achieved a career-best world singles ranking of 237 and a career-high world doubles ranking of 154 during the 2009 season.

During the 2009 season, Moulton-Levy earned both a singles quarterfinal and semifinal appearance playing in numerous ITF events throughout the world. In doubles play, she has been extremely successful earning four finals appearances, three semifinals appearances and advancing to the quarterfinals in six other tournaments. Moulton-Levy won her first career singles crown on the pro tour at the Fifth-Third Classic in Evansville, Ind., in July of 2008. She also recorded a pair of doubles event titles, winning International events in Puebla, Mexico, and London, England, in 2008.

CHAMPIONSHIP-CALIBER PROGRAM- Over the last four years, the Tribe program has won three individual na-tional championships and garnered another runner-up finish. The W&M duo of Megan Moulton-Levy and Katarina Zoricic took home the doubles crown at the 2006 ITA National Indoor Championship before advancing to the title match of the NCAA Doubles Championship in 2007. Ragini Acharya won the ITA Summer National Singles Championship in 2007 and 2008.

- The College has won 20 CAA Championships in the 24-year history of the conference. The Tribe has earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament on 17 occasions and in 2007 advanced to the round of 16 for the first time since 2003.

- On 17 occasions, the Tribe has taken home an individual champion-ship (single or doubles) at the ITA East Regional. Senior Ragini Acharya claimed the region singles crown in 2008.

TRIBE ON THE ROADOver the last four years, the Tribe has made trips to the following states: Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Ken-tucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

Each of the last two seasons, the Tribe played three-match stretches in California, while playing three matches in Texas in 2008. This season, W&M will travel to Puerto Rico for two matches. The College has also competed in the ITA National Indoor Championship on 12 occasions.

ACTIVE IN THE COMMUNITYThe Tribe has not only been a success on the court, but it has also been an active member of the community as well. During both the fall of 2006 and of 2007, the women’s tennis program took park in the Raise a Racket tennis fundraiser to benefit March of Dimes, an organization that helps fight prematurity, birth defects and infant mortality. W&M student-athletes coached and played matches, with and against, the event’s participants. The Tribe also checked participants in and sold raffle tickets at the event.

In the fall of 2005, both the men’s and women’s tennis programs helped raise money to benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina. The programs held a car wash and raised $1,200, which was donated to the American Red Cross specifically for the victims of the disaster.

2008 graduate Megan Moulton-Levy, who was a four-time CAA Player of the Year, is currently playing on the professional tour and owns career-best world rankings of No. 237 in singles and No. 154 in doubles.

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Dedicated to excellence in academics and athletics, the Col-lege of William and Mary in historic Colonial Williamsburg is proud to offer one of the finest athletic facilities in the country—the Mc-Cormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center. Located on South Henry Street adjacent to the graduate housing complex, the McCormack-Na-gelsen Tennis Center, which opened in 1995, boasts impeccable tennis facilities and houses the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame. Recently, the courts at the Tennis Center were resurfaced during the summer of 2007. The facility was made possible through a generous gift from Mark H. McCormack, a 1951 graduate of William and Mary, and his wife, former world-class tennis professional Betsy Nagelsen. As the former chairman, president and chief executive officer of International Management Group, McCormack was widely recog-nized as the founder of the sports marketing industry. The McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center features six indoor tennis courts using the GreenSet GrandPrix Surface (rubberized base under color coat), air conditioning and indirect lighting at a competitive level. The facility also includes member and team locker rooms, several spacious lobbies and spectator viewing that boasts 362 stadium seats as well as a mezzanine seating area. In addition, the ITA and Rolex generously donated a state-of-the-art electronic scoreboard. The Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame contains a collection of artifacts and records pertaining to collegiate women’s tennis, and enshrines former players, coaches and contributors that have impacted the sport. The Hall of Fame also functions as a library, archive and research center for intercol-legiate women’s tennis.

DIRECTIONS TO MCCORMACK-NAGELSEN TENNIS CENTER

From All Directions: Take I-64 to Exit 242A (Route 199 West). At second stoplight turn right on South Henry Street (Route 132 North). After passing the cemetery, turn right into the first driveway. Follow the street around to the right.

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One of the newest athletics venues at the College of William and Mary, the Busch Courts tennis complex opened in September of 2001. It is the outdoor home of the Tribe tennis squads. The complex features eight individual hard court surfaces. Each court features California Corners, a unique design that in-cludes quarter fences that run along the sidelines to allow for unin-terrupted play. There is stadium seating for approximately 500 people at Busch Courts, and there is also a state-of-the-art lighting system to accommodate night matches. The facility received an upgrade in 2007. During the summer months, the courts at the complex were resurfaced along with the courts at the McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center.

DIRECTIONS TO BUSCH COURTS

From the North/West: Take I-64 East to Lightfoot Exit 234 (Route 199 East). At top of exit ramp, take a right onto Route 199 East. Stay on 199 East until Monticello Avenue exit. Exit at Monticello Avenue, and bear left on exit ramp. At bottom of ramp, turn left at light onto Monticello (pass under 199). Go straight through first stoplight (at Ironbound Road). After the light, continue straight for about half a mile and take the first right onto Compton Drive (be-fore light at hospital and shopping centers) There may not be a street sign! The road is heavily wooded on both sides. Continue on Compton Drive and turn right at the first stop sign onto Brooks Road. Busch Courts will be on your right.

From the South/East: Take I-64 West to Exit 242A (Route 199 West). Follow 199 to fourth light. At the fourth light, take a right onto Jamestown Road. Follow Jamestown Road 1.1 miles (past Lake Matoaka on left), then take a left onto Ukrop Drive. Take a left at the next stop sign and continue to follow Ukrop Drive while bearing right until you reach William and Mary Hall up the hill on your left. Busch Courts are behind the Hall.

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Freshman • 5-3Tampa, Fla.

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ANIK CEPEDAFreshman • 5-4

College Station, TexasA&M Consolidated

MARLEN MESGARZADEH

Freshman • 5-9Hamburg, Germany

Gymnasium Othmarschen

KATIE KARGL

Sophomore • 5-5Downers Grove, Ill.

Downers Grove South

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Junior • 5-2Plantation, Fla.

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Freshman • 5-7Fountain Hills, Ariz.Blueprint Academy

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BY YEARSeniors (2): Ragini Acharya, Carmen PopJunior (1): Lauren SabacinskiSophomore (1): Katie KarglFreshmen (4): Anik Cepeda, Marlen Mesgar-zadeh, Amanda Morejon, Nina Vulovich

BY STATEArizona (1): Nina VulovichFlorida (2): Amanda Morejon, Lauren SabacinskiIllinois (1): Katie KarglTexas (1): Anik CepedaVirginia (1): Ragini Acharya

BY COUNTRYGermany (1): Marlen MesgarzadehHolland (1): Carmen Pop

PRONUNCIATION GUIDERagini Acharya ............................. A-char-ee-aLaruen Sabacinski ...................... Sab-a-sin-skiKatie Kargl ..........................................Car-goalAnik Cepeda ......................Aw-neek Sa-paid-aMarlen Mesgarzadeh ............Mez-gar-zuh-duhNina Vulovich ................................Vull-uh-vitchToni Neykova ...............................Knee-cove-a

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Front Row (L to R): Katie Kargl, Amanda Morejon, Lauren Sabacinski, Anik CepedaBack Row (L to R): Meredith Geiger-Walton (head coach), Nina Vulovich, Marlen Mesgarzadeh, Ragini Acharya, Carmen Pop, Toni Neykova (assistant coach)

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The Tribe women’s tennis team enters its second season under the direction of head coach Meredith Geiger-Walton and will sport of a bit of a different look with four incoming freshmen joining a group of four returners. Leading the way for the Green and Gold will be a pair of seniors in All-CAA players Ragini Acharya and Car-men Pop as well as redshirt junior Lauren Sabacinski. Last season, the College tal-lied 10 dual-match wins while playing an incredibly difficult schedule, but included in the victories was a triumph over top-20 Texas at the ITA Kick-Off Weekend. Acharya, Pop and Sabacinski arrived at the College as a heralded recruiting class and have combined for 185 singles wins and 153 doubles victories. As a team, the Green and Gold have tallied a 48-23 dual-match record, including a pair of CAA Championships and two NCAA Tourna-ment appearances. Acharya returns as the College’s top player after playing at the No. 2 singles slot last season. Over her career, Acharya enters her final campaign with 85 singles wins, just 12 wins shy of moving into the Tribe’s all-time top 10 for career singles wins. She is a three-time First-Team All-CAA in singles and a two-time first team doubles honoree. Acharya entered the 2009 fall season ranked No. 107 nation-ally. Last season, Acharya led the team in singles victories with 21. Pop continued to show improvement last season and capped the year by gar-nering Third-Team All-CAA honors in sin-gles competition. She finished the year with a 20-12 singles ledger, including a team-best 14 dual-match victories, while playing primarily at the No. 4 singles slot. She was also one of three players to win at least 20 singles and 20 doubles match-es last season. Pop was named CAA co-Player of the Week after going 2-0 against

No. 45 Auburn and No. 62 Marshall. She clinched five of the Tribe’s dual-match wins on the year, including the team’s 4-3 upset of No. 16 Texas. After turning in a stellar first two sea-sons with the Green and Gold, Sabacinski missed the majority of last season with an injury. She suffered a season-ending injury during the fall season and missed all of the Tribe’s spring action. In her initial two campaigns with the College, she was a mainstay in the lineup, winning 50 singles matches in the process. Sabacinski owns a trio of wins over nationally ranked oppo-nents during her career, showing her abil-ity to compete at the highest levels. Like Sabacinski, sophomore Katie Kargl battled injury through most of her rookie campaign. She gutted out nearly every one of her singles matches, while tallying a team-best winning percentage of 65.5 percent and finished with a 19-10 ledger. She capped the fall campaign of her rookie season ranked No. 29 in the ITA East Region after amassing a team-best 12-5 mark. Kargl also recorded 15 doubles victories during her first season with the Green and Gold. Along with the four returning players, the College welcomes four incoming fresh-men to the fold in Anik Cepeda, Marlen Mesgarzadeh, Amanda Morejon and Nina Vulovich. A five-star recruit from the Tennis Recruiting Network, Cepeda finished last year ranked second in the state of Texas and was a four-time regional champion. She earned a career-best national rank-ing of No. 68 from the Tennis Recruiting Network in 2008. Cepeda was a four-time district champion and finished fifth at the Texas Grand Slam. Mesgarzadeh was ranked as high as No. 538 in the ITA Junior Combined World Rankings prior to joining the Tribe. She was also ranked as high as No. 58 in the

German women’s rankings and as high as No. 5 in the junior rankings. Mesgarzadeh won the 2006 German Doubles Champi-onship. Vulovich, like Cepeda, joins the Tribe with national credentials, playing at Blue-print Academy. She was ranked as high as No. 59 nationally by the Tennis Recruiting Network in 2006. Vulovich also garnered the No. 83 spot in the final 2005 USTA Na-tional Junior Girls U16 Rankings. Morejon is the final addition to the Tribe class out of Berkeley Prep in Flor-ida. She was the Berkeley team MVP during each of her final four seasons and played on the varsity from seventh grade on. Morejon was undefeated during both her junior and senior seasons and claimed regional and district championships during her final two seasons. The Tribe will once again play a chal-lenging schedule that includes matches against 16 teams that finished last sea-son in the national rankings. The College will play at least three top five teams from last season with the possibility of playing a fourth. The Green and Gold will have match ups with No. 1 Duke, No. 2 North-western and No. 5 Notre Dame. The Tribe could also face No. 3 Georgia in the ITA Kick-Off Weekend. The College will meet CAA foe Georgia State in the first round of the event with the winner facing the vic-tor between Georgia and No. 54 Virginia Tech. The Tribe also face No. 28 Virginia, No. 30 Florida International, No. 37 Ohio State, No. 40 Wake Forest, No. 44 VCU, No. 45 Princeton, No. 40 Yale, No. 53 Old Dominion, No. 59 Boston University, No. 62 Brown and No. 67 Marshall during the dual match season.

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Meredith Geiger-Walton enters her second season as the head women’s ten-nis coach at the College. In the first season under her tutelage, the Tribe tallied 10 victories, including five over nationally ranked foes. Included in those wins was an upset of then-No. 16-ranked Texas, 4-3, in the ITA Kick-Off Weekend In Geiger-Walton’s first season, the Tribe finished the year ranked No. 49 nationally, despite battling a slew of injuries. In total, three players recieved All-CAA honors, including a pair of returning athletes in Ragini Acharya and Carmen Pop. Last season, Acharya won the ITA East Region singles championship and advanced to the round of 16 in each of the first two national singles championships of the season at the ITA All-American Championships and the ITA National Indoor Championships. Acharya and Katarina Zoricic defeated a trio of national top-25 teams during the season and finished the year ranked No. 54 nationally. Geiger-Walton joined the W&M coaching ranks after spending the last seven years as the Director of the Tennis Academy at the St. Stephen’s Episcopal School in Austin, Texas. She was a standout player at Arizona State during her collegiate days and went on to play professionally on the WTA tour for three years. Recently, Geiger-Walton was selected by the United States Tennis Associa-tion (USTA) to coach in the Bonne Bell Maureen Connolly Brinker Cup interna-tional team competition between the U.S. and Australia for Girls Under 14. The yearly event was held in November of 2008 and pitted junior girls from the United States against their counterparts from Australia. Geiger-Walton was also named the 2008 USPTA National Touring Coach of the Year. As the Director of Tennis, Geiger-Walton recruited boarding student-athletes to St. Stephen’s, and then worked toward placing the student-athletes in universi-ties suitable for a balance of both academics and tennis. She had players graduate and play collegiate tennis at Texas, Yale, Columbia, Brown, Boston University, Ohio State, Tulsa, New Mexico, Air Force Academy, St. Louis, Portland, Clare-mont McKenna, Rhode Island and Whitman University. The Tennis Academy also produced players who have earned USTA balls, sportsmanship awards and high academic awards, such as valedictorian. Geiger-Walton also served on the Texas Coaches Commission during her time in Austin. She is a certified USPTA P1 and has completed the USTA High Performance Coaches workshop. In 2005, she led the USTA Texas junior Fed Cup team to its first championship in 23 years. She has also been a presenter at the USTA Tennis Teachers Conference in New York, as well as a speaker at USPTA Texas and CATA conventions. In 2007, Geiger-Walton was named the USPTA/Texas Touring Coach of the Year. Geiger-Walton is no stranger to coaching collegiate tennis after serving as an assistant coach at the University of Texas in Austin for two seasons. During her tenure with the Longhorns, Texas won the Big 12 Championship and advanced to the NCAA Round of 16 in both 2001 and 2002. The Longhorns finished the 2001 campaign ranked No. 13 nationally and jumped to No. 10 at the completion of the 2002 season. During her two seasons with Texas, the program produced nine Academic All-Big 12 honorees, five all-conference singles players and two all-conference doubles teams. In 2002, Geiger-Walton was named the ITA Assistant Coach of the Year for the Southwest Region. From 1994-96, Geiger-Walton was a WTA tour player. Following her pro-fessional playing career, she served as Director of Player Development for the Southwest section of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) from 1997-98. Geiger-Walton coached at St. Stephen’s from 1998-00 as Director of Girls’ Tennis. During her collegiate career, Geiger-Walton was a standout player for Ari-zona State. A four-year letterwinner for the Sun Devils, she earned All-American honors during her senior campaign. Geiger-Walton was a two-time All-Pac 10 Conference selection in 1994 and 1995, while also receiving Pac 10 Conference All-Academic Team honors all four years. She received her bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology in 1995. A 1990 graduate of Casady, an Episcopal school in her hometown of Oklaho-ma City, Okla., Geiger-Walton was a superb scholar-athlete who earned 10 USTA national doubles titles, the Bill Talbert USTA National Sportsmanship Award and a silver medal at the 1989 U.S. Olympic Festival. From ages 12 to 18, she was ranked in the top 10 nationally for USTA juniors every year. Geiger-Walton and her husband, Matt, have two children, Jett (5) and Cash (2).

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Toni Neykova enters her second season as the Tribe’s assis-tant women’s tennis coach. She joined the William and Mary fam-ily in the fall of 2008. Prior to accepting the position at the College, Neykova was an assistant coach at her alma mater, Iowa, for six seasons from 2002-08. Last season, her first with the Tribe, W&M posted 10 wins, including five against nationally ranked competition. The Green and Gold finished the year ranked No. 49 nationally and had a trio of players named to the All-CAA teams. During her six years as an assistant coach with the Hawkeyes, Iowa racked up an overall record of 78-58, while making three NCAA Tournament appearances. The Hawkeyes earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament during the 2004, 2005 and 2006 sea-sons. In 2006, Iowa was 18-6 overall and 9-1 in the Big Ten. The Hawkeyes finished a program-best second in the Big Ten stand-ings. During the 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007 campaigns, Iowa ad-vanced to the Big Ten Tournament semifinals. Over Neykova’s six years, Iowa players earned All-Big Ten honors on eight occasions, including a Big Ten Freshman of the Year in 2004. Neykova had an illustrious career as a tennis player for Iowa. She played from 1999-2002 and received many accolades, in-cluding being named an All-Big Ten selection all four years and Big Ten Freshman of the Year in 1999. In 1999 and 2000, Neyko-va qualified for the NCAA tournament in doubles with teammate Shera Wiegler. In 2002, Neykova became the first woman from the University of Iowa to qualify for the NCAA tournament in sin-gles. Neykova helped the Hawkeyes to four NCAA Tournament bids during her time in Iowa City, including a regional title and a trip to the Sweet 16 in 1999. Neykova started playing tennis at age six in a local tennis club in her hometown of Plovdiv, Bulgaria. She learned quickly and was named the Bulgarian Junior National Champion in the Under 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 age divisions. She teamed up with former Hawkeye Deni Alexandrova to win the Bulgarian National Wom-en’s doubles title in 1997, and she became the Bulgarian National Women’s singles champion in 1998. Neykova was a member of the Bulgarian Junior National Team for five years and achieved a WTA singles ranking of 650 from 1997-1999. Neykova received her B.B.A. from Iowa in economics in May 2002 and her M.A. in athletic administration in May 2006.

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JUNIOR SEASON (2008-09)Named First-Team All-CAA in singles and doubles for the second straight season … Won the ITA East Region Singles Championship during the fall … Ad-vanced to the round of 16 at the first two national championship events of the season in singles at the ITA All-American Championships and the ITA Na-tional Indoor Championships … Tied for the team lead in singles victories with 21 … Ranked as high as No. 70 nationally in singles … Finished the fall season ranked No. 1 in the East Region and No. 9 in doubles … Defeated four nationally ranked oppo-nents in singles … Ranked as high as No. 20 nation-ally in doubles along with Katarina Zoricic … The pair defeated three top-25 ranked opponents in doubles action … Named CAA Doubles Team of the Week on two occasions and Singles Player of the Week once … Tallied 21 doubles wins during the year … Named the winner of the Martha Barksdale Award, given to a rising senior W&M female student-athlete with a mini-mum GPA of 3.25.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2007-08)First-Team All-CAA selection in singles and doubles ... Selected to the VaSID First-Team All-State in both singles and doubles … Finished the year ranked No. 118 nationally in singles and No. 44 in doubles … Ranked No. 5 in the East Region in singles and No. 6 in doubles … Advanced to the Flight A semifinals of the Tribe Invite with a win over then-No. 26 Tatsiana Uvarova of VCU ... Brought home the Flight A crown from the Hampton Roads Collegiate Invitational with-out giving up a set ... Stormed into the ITA East Re-gional semifinals with four straight sets wins ... ITA Summer National Championship earned her a wild card in the Riviera/ITA All-American Championships ... Went down early, losing the first set 0-6, before rebounding to claim victory over then-No. 37 Jana Bielikova of Baylor with 6-3 and 6-4 wins in the last sets ... Finished the season with 10 straight singles victories ... Posted a singles record of 32-12, includ-ing 19 singles wins during the Tribe’s duals season ... Beat five nationally ranked opponents ... Rolled through the ITA Summer Nationals, becoming the second player ever and the first in over 10 years to repeat as summer national champion ... Two of her six victories at the ITA Summer Nationals were over ranked opponents from the previous season (a 7-6, 3-6, 10-7 avenging from the duals season against No. 67 Michaela Kissell of Miami-Fla. in the semis and a 6-4, 6-2 win over No. 80 Mallory Voelker of Denver in the tournament championship).

FRESHMAN SEASON (2006-07)Named CAA and VaSID State Rookie of the Year ... Finished the season with a 32-5 singles mark and a 25-9 doubles ledger ... Her 32 wins ranked third on the W&M Freshman record list, while her singles winning percentage of .865 was the highest for a Tribe freshman in school history ... Her singles win-ning percentage was also the second-best overall in school history ... Her 25 doubles wins ranked as the eighth-best total for a W&M freshman in the pro-gram’s annals ... Won a school-record 27 straight sin-gles matches ... Defeated three ranked singles play-er and was ranked as high as No. 9 ... Finished the year ranked No. 12 in the East Region in singles ... A First-Team All-CAA selection in singles ... Honored as a First-Team VaSID All-State player in singles ... Earned CAA Singles Player of the Week honors on March 11 ... Notched an important singles win upset-ting then-No. 95 Christy Striplin at the No. 3 position in the Tribe’s 4-3 win over then-No. 1 and eventual national champion Georgia Tech ... Defeated then-No. 121 Olga Borisova in straight sets in the Col-lege’s CAA Championship win over VCU ... Knocked off her highest ranked opponent defeating then-No. 90 Ute Schnoy of Denver at the No. 2 singles position ... Clinched the doubles point for the Tribe in its up-set over eventual national champion and then-No. 1 Georgia Tech with a doubles win at the No. 2 position ... Over the summer, won the ITA National Summer Singles Championship and garnered a wild card en-try into the Riviera/ITA All-American Championships ... Defeated four seeded players, including the top-seeded and 2007 ITA All-American in both singles and doubles, Lindsey Burdette of Stanford.

PREPCompiled a 38-9 overall record in singles during the 2005-06 season ... Won tournament titles in the Texas Open (singles and doubles) and the Southern Open (singles) over the summer... Ranked as high as No. 11 by the Tennis Recruiting Network in August of 2006... A five-star recruit according to the Tennis Recruiting Network ... Ranked as high as No. 4 by USTA in the Girls U18 National Ranking... Ranked No. 37 nationally in doubles according to the USTA in July of 2006 ... Rated as the top player in Virginia ac-cording to the Tennis Recruiting Network ... Trained at Saddlebrook Prep in Florida ... Rated No. 4 in the Tennis Recruiting Network RPI on Aug. 30, 2006 ... Part of W&M’s No. 2 ranked Signing Class according to the Tennis Recruiting Network.

PERSONALDaughter of Ajay and Parasmani Acharya ... Born Aug. 26, 1988.

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FRESHMAN YEAR (2008-09)Finished an impressive freshman campaign, despite battling injuries for most of the season … Tallied a 19-10 singles ledger, leading the Tribe in singles winning percentage … Topped W&M in victories during the fall season with a 12-5 ledger … Notched an overall doubles mark of 15-14, playing mainly with Carmen Pop … Advanced to the finals of the top singles flight at the Hampton Roads Intercollegiate, be-fore falling to nationally ranked Nadine Fahoum of ODU … Won the Gary Neal “GQ” Singles Draw at the 2008 June Stewart Invitational … Advanced to the main draw third round at the ITA East Region Championships … Ranked No. 29 in the ITA East Region singles rankings following the fall season … Finished the spring with a 2-1 CAA record, including wins over VCU and Old Dominion … Clinched the Tribe’s 4-3 win over Maryland with a victory at the No. 4 singles spot… Won the Flight B Doubles title at the W&M Invitational playing alongside Car-men Pop.

PREPRated a five-star recruit by the Tennis Recruit-ing Network ...Ranked No. 31 nationally, No. 3 in the Great Lakes region and No. 1 in the state of Illinois according to the Tennis Recruit-ing Network ... Garnered a career-best USTA national ranking of No. 30 ... Set a school re-cords for most career wins (177) and most wins in a season (45) ... A four-time all-conference, all-sectional and all-state selection ... An All-America selection as a senior ... Won state sectionals during her final three years of high school and won the conference championship as a senior ... Advanced to the round of 16 at the USTA girls’ 18 National Championship in 2008 ... Finished third overall in the state sin-gles tournament in 2007 ... Received the most prestigious award in Illinois High School Ten-nis, being named as the Tom Pitchford Award winner, given to the player who best exempli-fies sportsmanship, character and academic achievement ...A four-time state qualifier ...

Finished sixth in state singles championship in 2005 and seventh in 2006 ... A member of Athletes Committed to Excellence during her high school career and was the National Honor Society President from 2006-08.

PERSONALBorn Oct. 18, 1989 in Chicago, Ill. ... The daughter of Jeff and Lisa Kargl ... Her father, Jeff, played tennis at Lake Forest College from 1980-81 and at DePaul University from 1982-83.

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JUNIOR YEAR (2008-09)Garnered Third-Team All-CAA honors in sin-gles … Tallied a 20-12 singles record, includ-ing a team-best 14 dual match victories … Won 13 dual matches at the No. 4 singles spot … Finished with an overall 20-19 doubles ledger, playing mainly with Katie Kargl … Clinched the Tribe’s upset win over No. 16 Texas at the ITA Kickoff Weekend … Named CAA co-Player of the Week on March 24 after going 2-0 against No. 45 Auburn and Marshall … Clinched W&M wins over Harvard, No. 47 San Diego, No. 62 Marshall and Richmond … Tallied the College’s lone singles wins against Georgia State and in the CAA semifinals against VCU … Advanced to the semifinals of the Edward Collins Invita-tional Draw at the 2008 June Stewart Invita-tional … Won the Flight B Doubles title at the W&M Invitational playing alongside Katie Kargl.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2007-08)Finished the season on a rampage, winning 10 of her last 11 singles matches ... The begin-ning of that stretch was a comeback win over then-No. 109 Jennifer Yen of Stanford (3-6, 7-5, 10-8) ... Clinched the Tribe’s victory over Ivy League foe Princeton with a 6-0, 6-1 win over Kelly Stewart ... Started the singles domi-nance for the Tribe in two matches of the CAA Tournament, against JMU and VCU, with wins at the No. 5 and No. 6 single spots, respectively ... Her 6-2, 6-2 win over VCU’s Kateryna Malak-hova put the Tribe up 2-0 en route to their 20th CAA Championship ... Turned in five doubles victories for the Tribe, paired with Lauren Saba-cinski ... Scored the Tribe’s lone point in a 4-1 NCAA Regional loss to Duke, tying the match at 1-1 by opening singles play with a 7-5, 6-0 win over Jessi Robinson.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2006-07)Won the first 11 matches of her W&M career ... Finished the year at 14-3 in singles and 7-4 in doubles ... In her first action of the spring dual-match season, clinched the Tribe’s win at Illi-

nois ... Clinched the Tribe’s home victory over Winthrop ... Completed the fall season with an unblemished singles record of 10-0 ... One of four W&M players to garner double-digit sin-gles victories during the fall and the lone fresh-man ... Did not drop a set in any of her 10 sin-gles matches during the fall ... Won the Flight F bracket at the season-opening W&M Invitation-al ... Claimed the Flight C-2 draw crown at the Hampton Roads Invitational ... Won the Flight C doubles bracket with Lauren Sabacinski at the Hampton Roads Invitational.PREPLone International student in the 2006 sign-ing class ... Ranked as high as the Top 10 of her age group nationally in Holland ... Ranked among the Top 60 in singles, Top 40 in doubles in Holland ... Won several national junior tour-naments ... Reached at least the quarterfinals nine times, including four final match appear-ances and two championships in her most recent play in Holland ... Part of W&M’s No. 2 ranked Signing Class according to the Tennis Recruiting Network.

PERSONALDaughter of Gheorghe and Monica Pop ... Born Nov. 10, 1988.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear S Pct. D Pct.06-07 23-18 .561 18-17 .51407-08 16-15 .516 12-16 .42908-09 2-4 .333 5-5 .500Career 52-23 .693 46-26 .639

JUNIOR YEAR (2008-09)Earned a medical redshirt after suffering a sea-son-ending injury during the fall season … Won a pair of singles matches during the fall season and advanced to the second round of the ITA East Region Championships, before sustaining the injury … Finished with a 5-5 doubles ledger during the fall … Advanced to the round of 16 in the ITA East Region Doubles Championship, playing with Klaudyna Kasztelaniec.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2007-08)Rattled off a 24-12 singles record ... Those 24 wins included 13 dual wins at No. 5 where she spent most of the 2007-08 campaign ... Posted a 13-3 record in the fall, advancing to the fi-nals of the W&M Invitational and the Hampton Roads Collegiate Invitational ... Defeated two ranked opponents, then-No. 82 Katie Potts of Notre Dame and then-No. 84 Bojana Bobusic of Cal to push her career record against ranked opponents to 3-1 ... Potts was her highest-ranked defeated opponent to date ... Defeated Catherine Grotz 6-3, 6-1 to put the Tribe up 3-0 en route to a 4-0 NCAA Regional victory over N.C. State ... Went 4-0 at the Kitty Harrison In-vitational, downing opponents from UNC, Mar-shall, Maryland and Princeton ... Finished the doubles side of things with a 23-13 record … Won the Flight C doubles championship of the William & Mary Invitational, handily defeating opponents from Marshall, Maryland and Rich-mond ... Advanced to the finals of the Hamp-ton Roads Collegiate Inviational with wins over teams from Mary Washington and UNC Wilm-ington.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2006-07)Amassed an impressive 26-7 record during her rookie campaign ... Her singles winning percentage of .788 ranked as the ninth best by a Tribe freshman in school history ... Fin-ished with a 15-4 dual match record in singles playing primarily at the No. 6 position ... Went a perfect 5-0 at the No. 5 singles slot ... Tallied an important victory in the Tribe’s 4-3 regular season win over then-No. 26 VCU with a vic-tory at the No. 6 position ... Tallied a victory at the No. 5 position in NCAA Regional win over

Richmond ... Along with Ragini Acharya, won doubles matches at the No. 3 position in both NCAA Regional wins ... Teamed with Klaudyna Kasztelaniec to clinch the doubles point for the Tribe in the team’s 4-2 regular season win over then-No. 14 Wake Forest with a victory at the No. 3 slot ... Compiled a season doubles mark of 18-8, including 10 dual match wins ... Put to-gether winning streaks of nine (Feb. 11-March 24) and eight (Sept. 16-Nov. 11) matches ... Finished the fall with an 8-3 singles mark and a 6-3 doubles ledger ... Won the Flight C dou-bles bracket with Carmen Pop at the Hampton Roads Invitational ... After dropping her fi rst collegiate contest at the W&M Invitational, won the next eight matches ... Claimed the Flight C-1 singles bracket at the Hampton Roads Invi-tational ... Defeated her first career ranked foe, No. 105 Lynzee Kever of Marshall in the White Flight of the Kitty Harrison Invitational.

PREPRanked as high as No. 22 nationally, sixth in the Southeast Region and fourth in the state of Florida according to the Tennis Recruit-ing Network ... A five-star recruit according to the Tennis Recruiting Network ... In 2005-06, compiled a junior singles tennis mark of 21-11, including a 4-0 ledger at the USTA Junior Fed Cup in August ... Went 4-2 at the National Clay Court Championships in July of 2005 ... In 2006, ranked as high as No. 29 in the USTA Girls U18 National Rankings ... Won the 2005 Florida High School Athletic Association Class 3A Division I Singles title ... Won the 2004 FH-SAA Class 3A Division 2 singles title, helping St. Thomas Aquinas to the state title ... Attend-ed St. Thomas Aquinas High School, same as Chris Evert, former No. 1 women’s tennis play-er ... Part of W&M’s No. 2 ranked Signing Class according to the Tennis Recruiting Network.

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PREP/JUNIORSFinished second in the state of Texas in 2009 … Won regional champion-ships all four years of high school … Ranked in the top 10 in Girls 18s in the state of Texas … A five-star recruit according to the Tennis Recruiting Network … Received the Sportsmanship Award at 2006 Dallas Supers and the 2007 San Antonio Spring HS Intraregional Tournament … Competed in the 2008 Cotton Bowl and advanced to the second round Ranked as high as No. 74 by the Tennis Recruiting Network in 2009 … Earned a career best ranking from the network of 68 in November of 2008 … Ranked No. 4 in the state of Texas and No. 5 in the Gulf States Region by the Tennis Recruiting Network … Played at the No. 1 position in both singles and doubles all four years for coach Todd Taylor at AM Consolidated … Named high school MVP all four years and received the Sportsmanship Award in 2007 and 2008 … A four-time district champion … Placed fifth at the Texas Grand Slam … Advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2006 Texas Open Champion-ships in Girls 16s … Graduated suma cum laude from A&M Consolidated and was the class speaker at graduation … A member of Interact in high school … Played soccer for eight years as well.

PERSONALThe daughter of Antonio and Lisa Cepeda … Born April 5, 1991 in Lafay-ette, Ind. … Her uncle, Timon Corwin, played tennis for four years at Kal-amazoo College … Intends to major in psychology at the College.

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Freshman5-4College Station, TexasA&M Consolidated

PREP/JUNIORSRanked as high as No. 538 in the ITA Junior Combined World Rankings … Ranked as high as No. 58 in the German women’s rankings and as high as No. 5 in the U18 rankings … Winner of the 2006 German Championships in doubles … Repeated as the winner of the Hamburg Championships in 2006 … Named best athlete in Hamburg by the regional newspaper … Received the Fair Play Award at the German Championships, awarded by the German Tennis Federation … Finished runner up in the U18s German Doubles Championship in 2007 … Advanced to the singles semifinals at the ITF Leeuwenbergh Open in 2006 and the III Campeonato International de Mijas in 2005 … Earned finals berths at the CASIO ITF Junior Tourna-ment in 2007, the HRT Autumn Cup and ITF Leeuwenbergh Open in 2006 as well as the III Campeonato International de Mijas in 2005 … A member of the women’s tennis team at the Grossflottbeker Tennis Hockey and Golf Club since she started playing tennis at the club at age 7 … Played for a boy’s soccer team until the age of 9 and a girl’s field hockey team until the age of 7.

PERSONALDaughter of Said and Anita … Born Jan. 23, 1990 in Hamburg, Germany … Intends to major in business at W&M.

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PREP/JUNIORSNamed team MVP each of her final four seasons at Berkeley Prep … Played varsity since seventh grade and lettered five times for coach Gary Baker … Named All-Hillsborough County as a senior … Went undefeat-ed for Berkeley during both her junior and seniors season … Won district championships in singles and doubles during her sophomore, junior and senior seasons … Claimed regional championships during her final two seasons … Was a captain and played No. 1 for summer and fall USTA team tennis … Was a prefect and an assistant head guide at Berkeley Prep … President of the French Honor Society and vice president of students against drunk driving.

PERSONALDaughter of Jorge and Lori Morejon … Born July 6, 1990 in Tampa, Fla. … Intends to major in public policy.

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Freshman5-3Tampa, Fla.Berkeley Prep

PREP/JUNIORSRanked as high as No. 59 nationally by the Tennis Recruiting Network in 2006 … Ranked No. 83 in the final 2005 USTA National Junior Girls U16 Rankings.

PERSONALDaughter of Lou and Vera Vulovich … Father, Lou, played soccer at Oak-land University and later played professionally … Born Jan. 15, 1990 in Munich, Germany.

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END OF YEAR RANKINGS The Tribe garnered a pair of national rankings in the final Campbell’s ITA National Rankings. As a team, the Green and Gold finished the season at No. 49 in the country, while the College’s doubles team of senior Katarina Zoricic and junior Ragini Acharya finished the season at No. 54 nationally. Acharya and Zoricic were ranked as high as No. 20 earlier this season and finished with a record of 15-10. The duo tallied three wins over teams that were ranked in the top 25 nationally. Included in those victories was a pair of top-15 wins highlighted by a victory over the No. 10-ranked USC team of Amanda Fink and Gabriela Niculescu during the team’s dual match in March. Along with a win of the USC team, the Tribe also defeated the Northwestern All-American pair of Lauren Lui and Georgia Rose during the dual-match season.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS Ragini Acharya advanced to the round of 16 in each of the first two individual national cham-pionship events of the 2008-09 season. After gaining a spot in the main draw of the Riviera ITA All-American Championships for the second straight season by winning the ITA Summer National Singles Championship, Acharya defeated Georgia’s Nadja Gilchrist, who finished the year ranked No. 61 nationally, in three sets, before falling to then-No. 7-ranked Marina Cossou of California. Acharya brought home an ITA East Region Championship with six wins in the main singles draw. It marked the eighth straight year in which W&M has won at least one ITA East Region Cham-pionship. Acharya also earned a berth in the ITA Indoor National Singles Championship by virtue of the regional crown. In the opening round of the second national championship event, she downed No. 27 Csilla Borsanyi of Baylor in straight sets, before falling to No. 22-ranked Claire Ilcinkas of California in three sets.

KNOCKING OFF RANKED OPPONENTS As a team, the College defeated five nationally ranked opponents during the 2009 season. The Green and Gold started things off with a bang, claiming four singles victories to upend then-No. 16 Texas at the ITA Kick-Off Weekend in Williamsburg. Carmen Pop clinched the victory with a triumph at the No. 5 slot. Katarina Zoricic, Ragini Acharya and Klaudyna Kasztelaneic notched wins at the top three spots. Both Zoricic and Acharya downed nationally ranked foes. The Tribe also defeated No. 47 San Diego, No. 50 Old Dominion, No. 62 Marshall and No. 69 Wisconsin during the season.

ZORICIC NAMED STATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR, SETS SCHOOL RECORD MARK Katarina Zoricic left her mark on Tribe Tennis and finished off her career by being named the VaSID State Player of the Year. Along with the accolade, she set the W&M school record for doubles victories. She tallied a team-best 23 doubles wins in 2008-09 to bring her career total to 127, sur-passing former doubles teammate Megan Moulton-Levy for the record mark. Her 75.1 doubles win-ning percentage ranks sixth in W&M history, while her 97 career singles wins rank 10th.

TRIBE EARNS CAA HONORS Three W&M players received honors All-Colonial Athletic Association honors in 2009. Senior Katarina Zoricic and junior Ragini Acharya received first-team all-league honors in both singles and doubles, while junior Carmen Pop was a Third-Team All-CAA choice in singles action. Zoricic received All-CAA first team honors in both singles and doubles for the fourth time in her career. She is one of only two players in W&M history to receive first-team all-league distinction during all four of her seasons. Acharya on the other hand is a three-time All-CAA first team selection in singles and a two-time first teamer in doubles. It marked the first all-league honor for Pop.

ACADEMIC AWARDS The Tribe tennis program racked in the academic awards during the 2008-09. Senior Klaudyna Kasztelaniec, an economics major, led the way, taking home both the W&M Robert Usry Award and being named to the ESPN The Magainze/CoSIDA Academic All-District III First-Team. The Usry Award is given to a varsity athlete who earned at least one varsity letter possessed the highest GPA of any athlete at the end of his/her junior year and completed 75 percent of his/her degree require-ments for graduation. Junior Ragini Acharya received the W&M Martha Barksdale Award, which is awarded to a rising senior, female student-athlete who owns a GPA of 3.25 or higher and is an outstanding student and an outstanding athlete.

2009 RESULTS

Overall: 10-12 CAA: 1-3JAN. 25 #25 TCU L, 1-6JAN. 31 #16 TEXAS 1 W, 4-3FEB. 1 #18 N. CAROLINA 1 L, 0-7FEB. 8 #68 WISCONSIN W, 5-2Feb. 18 at Maryland W, 4-3Feb. 21 at #31 Wake Forest L, 2-5FEB. 28 HARVARD W, 6-1MAR. 1 #56 PRINCETON L, 2-5MAR. 3 #20 VIRGINIA L, 1-6Mar. 8 at #47 San Diego W, 4-3Mar. 12 at #10 USC L, 0-7Mar. 13 at #48 Pepperdine L, 2-5Mar. 20 at #62 Marshall W, 4-3Mar. 21 vs. #45 Auburn2 L, 2-5Mar. 30 at #52 VCU* L, 3-4APR. 5 LOUISVILLE W, 4-3APR. 5 GEORGIA STATE * L, 1-6APR. 7 #50 OLD DOMINION * W, 5-2APR. 9 #1 NORTHWESTERN L, 1-6APR. 11 RICHMOND W, 5-2Apr. 17 vs. Delaware 3 W, 4-0Apr. 18 vs. VCU 3 L, 1-4

1 – ITA Kickoff Weekend, Williamsburg, Va. (MNTC); 2 – Huntington, W. Va.; 3 – CAA Championships, Norfolk, Va. (Folkes-Ste-vens Tennis Center)

TOP INDIVIDUAL HONORS

All-CAAKatarina Zoricic (1)Ragini Acharya (1)

Carmen Pop (3)R. Acharya/K. Zoricic (1)

VaSID State Player of the YearKatarina Zoricic

VaSID All-StateKatarina Zoricic (1)Ragini Acharya (1)

R. Acharya/K. Zoricic (1)

CAA Singles Player of the WeekRagini Acharya (3/8)Carmen Pop (3/24)

Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (4/15)

CAA Doubles Team of the WeekR. Acharya/K. Zoricic (3/15, 4/15)

ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDAAcademic All-District IIIKlaudyna Kastelaniec (1)

AEF Tribe Club Senior Female Athlete of the Finalist

Klaudyna Kastelaniec

W&M Robert Usry AwardKlaudyna Kastelaniec

W&M Martha Barksdale AwardRagini Acharya

W&M Cicelli B. Warrick AwardCarmen Pop

W&M Presidents AwardKaite Kargl

2008-09 TRIBE SENIORSKlaudyna Kasztelaniec, Katarina Zoricic, Barbara Zidek

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MeetingOpponent M Overall H A N Pct. First Last Minnesota 1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 2/22/03 2/22/03Mississippi 12 5-7 2-3 2-3 1-1 .417 2/29/92 1/24/03Mount St. Mary’s 1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 1976 1976UNLV 3 2-1 0-0 2-1 0-0 .667 3/14/98 3/12/05Norfolk Academy 2 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1.000 4/26/72 4/4/75North Carolina 21 7-14 3-6 3-7 1-1 .333 11/2/71 2/1/09UNC Greensboro 2 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1.000 9/12/80 1981UNC Wilmington 6 6-0 3-0 1-0 2-0 1.000 1/23/00 4/23/05N.C. State 14 11-3 5-1 3-1 3-1 .786 1979 5/9/08Northwestern 7 2-5 1-3 1-2 0-0 .286 1/26/02 4/9/09Notre Dame 15 6-9 3-2 2-4 1-3 .400 2/16/91 2/8/08Ohio State 3 2-1 1-1 1-0 0-0 .667 2/29/04 2/18/07Oklahoma 1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 .000 3/17/04 3/17/04Oklahoma State 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 .000 2/1/91 2/1/91Old Dominion 45 42-3 20-1 13-0 9-2 .933 10/22/73 4/7/09Oxford-Cambridge 1 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1.000 1981 1981Peace 4 4-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1.000 1978 1981Pennsylvania 5 5-0 4-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 1/20/02 3/23/08Penn State 15 10-5 5-0 2-2 3-3 .750 5/5/73 3/30/02Pepperdine 4 2-2 0-0 1-2 1-0 .500 3/9/97 3/13/09Princeton 14 7-7 3-4 4-3 0-0 .500 1982 3/1/09Purdue 2 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1.000 1990 2/11/07Randolph-Macon 2 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1.000 4/17/74 1976Rice 3 3-0 2-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 2/22/92 4/7/06Richmond 40 39-1 22-0 11-0 6-1 .975 1979 4/11/09Rutgers 2 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1.000 1982 4/23/83St. Catherine’s 1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 1977 1977St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1.000 3/9/00 3/9/00San Diego 5 4-1 0-0 4-1 0-0 .800 3/5/95 3/8/09San Diego State 4 3-1 0-0 3-0 0-1 .750 5/10/89 3/8/96Seton Hall 1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 5/3/96 5/3/96South Alabama 4 2-2 1-2 1-0 0-0 .500 4/9/01 3/15/04South Carolina 6 3-3 0-0 0-1 3-2 .500 1985 2/18/00South Florida 2 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1.000 3/7/04 4/1/05USC 6 3-3 0-0 0-2 3-1 .500 3/1/90 3/12/09SMU 2 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 .500 2/5/91 2/1/92Southwest Louisiana 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 .000 2/26/94 2/26/94Stanford 6 0-6 0-0 0-4 0-2 .000 5/16/97 3/4/08Sweet Briar 3 3-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 1.000 4/30/75 1976Syracuse 13 11-2 6-0 2-1 3-1 .846 3/29/86 1/22/00Temple 3 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1.000 2/3/02 2/14/04Tennessee 10 5-5 2-1 0-2 3-2 .500 10/25/52 2/6/04Texas 14 3-11 2-4 1-5 0-2 .214 5/14/92 1/31/09TCU 4 1-3 1-1 0-2 0-0 .250 4/17/05 1/25/09Texas A&M 1 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1.000 4/12/03 4/12/03Towson 3 3-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 1.000 4/23/04 4/20/07Tulane 1 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1.000 3/6/05 3/6/05Vanderbilt 7 2-5 1-0 0-0 1-5 .286 2/1/87 3/18/00Virginia 36 20-16 9-6 3-3 7-7 .556 4/17/72 3/3/09VCU 40 34-6 18-1 5-3 11-2 .850 5/10/72 4/18/09Virginia State 1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 1976 1976Virginia Tech 15 13-2 7-1 3-1 3-0 .867 1979 4/3/05Wake Forest 30 13-17 8-6 5-7 0-4 .433 1977 2/21/09West Virginia 3 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1.000 10/5/91 1/28/06Westwood Club 2 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 .000 9/28/72 9/26/73Wisconsin 7 5-2 1-0 3-2 1-0 .714 3/3/90 2/8/09Winthrop 1 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1.000 4/7/07 4/7/07Yale 10 6-4 2-0 1-2 3-2 .667 1977 10/2/93

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William and Mary’s rise to national prominence is due, at least in part, to the team’s success at the NCAA Championships. In 13 of the last 15 seasons, and 17 overall, the Tribe has competed in the NCAA Championships as a team, while also sending numerous individuals to the NCAA Cham-pionships in singles and doubles. Although the College had previously placed athletes in the NCAA Tournament as individuals or doubles teams, William and Mary first reached the NCAAs as a team in 1989. In the spring of 1992, the Tribe achieved its first victory at the NCAA Tournament, defeating 15th-ranked Miami in the first round. In the spring of 1997 the Tribe earned its first victory in the round of 16. The Green and Gold posted a 5-0 victory over fifth-ranked Georgia to earn a trip to the quarterfinals for the first time in school history. In 1998, the Tribe again advanced to the quarterfinals earning a 5-3 victory over sixth-ranked California in the round of 16. In 2007, the Tribe returned to the Round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the 2003 season. The College garnered the No. 15 seed in the tournament and hosted the NCAA Regional, while rolling past Richmond and Wake Forest. The Tribe saw its first NCAA All-American in 1991 when Kristine Kurth advanced to the second round. Julie Shiflet would pick up the honor in 1992 when she reached the round of 16. Karen van der Merwe earned two of her three All-America honors in 1992 when she advanced to the round of 16 on the singles side and teamed with Michele Mair to reach the round of 16 on the doubles side. She added her third honor in doubles in 1993 when she teamed with Katrin Guenther to reach the quarterfinals. Guenther would add another All-America honor in 1995 when she teamed with Lauren Nikolaus to reach the quarterfinals at the NCAAs. Nikolaus would add a whopping five more All-America honors to the Tribe’s trophy case, as she captured the award in singles in 1996, 1997 and 1998 and in doubles with Johanna Sones in 1997 and Michelle O in 1998. The first individual to represent the Tribe was Namratha Appa-Roa, who qualified in the singles draw in 1986. During the past 20 years, W&M has placed a member of the team in the singles draw of the NCAAs 25 times, while 17 teams qualified for the doubles championship. Moulton-Levy and then-senior Candice Fuchs competed in the NCAA Doubles Tournament in 2005, with Moulton-Levy also earning a berth in the singles tournament. The duo reached the quarterfinals of the event and earned All-American honors. It was the second straight year that a W&M doubles team reached the quarterfinals, as 2006 graduate Megan Muth and 2005 graduate Amy Wei also accomplished the feat in 2004. In 2006, Moulton-Levy left her mark on the NCAA Singles Championship, becoming the first W&M player to advance to the semifinals of the 64-player tournament. She earned All-America honors for the second time in her career, defeating a pair of top-10 foes on the way to the semifi-nals. Moulton-Levy went on to garner All-America honors in singles during both the 2007 and 2008 seasons. Although William and Mary can boast of team accomplishments at the NCAA Championships, numerous individuals and doubles teams have also had success at the NCAAs. Megan Moulton-Levy and Katarina Zoricic advanced to the championship round of the NCAA Doubles Tournament in 2007, the deepest a W&M doubles team or singles player has ever advanced at the event. Last season, the pair advanced to the quarterfinals to earn All-America honors for the second straight season. In all, 13 different athletes have captured 26 All-America honors for William and Mary, while 29 different athletes have represented the team in 46 events at the NCAAs in either singles or doubles since 1986.

The Tribe advanced to the NCAA Round of 16 in 2007 after winning a pair of regional matches in Williamsburg as the No. 15 seed.

W&M IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

1989 First Round5/10 vs. #16 San Diego State1 L, 3-6

1990 First Round5/9 vs. #13 South Carolina1 L, 0-6

1991 First Round5/8 vs. #14 Miami2 L, 3-6

1992 First Round5/13 vs. #15 Miami2 W, 5-41992 Second Round5/14 vs. #3 Texas2 L, 3-5

1995 Second Round5/13 vs. #5 California3 L, 2-5

1996 East Regional5/3 vs. Seton Hall4 W, 5-05/4 vs. #47 Virginia4 W, 5-05/5 vs. #24 Harvard4 W, 5-2

1996 First Round5/18 vs. #7 Texas5 L, 4-5

1997 East Regional5/9 vs. #53 Richmond6 W, 5-05/10 vs. #35 Brown6 W, 5-05/11 vs. #28 Harvard6 W, 5-31997 First Round5/15 vs. #5 Georgia2 W, 5-01997 Quarterfinal5/16 at #2 Stanford2 L, 0-6

1998 East Regional5/15 vs. #53 Richmond7 W, 5-15/16 at #39 Virginia Tech7 W, 5-15/17 vs. #24 VCU7 W, 5-31998 First Round5/21 vs. #6 California8 W, 5-31998 Quarterfinal5/22 vs. #4 Georgia8 L, 2-5

1999 Regional5/15 UMBC9 W, 6-05/16 #T20 Fresno State9 L, 3-5

2000 Regional5/12 Loyola9 W, 5-05/13 #18 Tennessee9 L, 3-5

2002 Regional5/11 vs. #40 Clemson10 L, 3-4

2003 Regional5/9 Temple9 W, 4-05/10 #14 South Alabama9 W, 4-12003 Round of 165/15 vs. #3 Duke1 L, 0-5

2004 Regional5/14 vs. #22 Illinois11 W, 4-25/15 at #4 Duke11 L, 0-4

2005 Regional5/13 vs. #34 Wisconsin12 W, 4-15/14 at #11 Clemson12 L, 0-4

2006 Regional5/12 vs. #37 N.C. State 13 L, 3-4

2007 Regional5/11 vs. Richmond 9 W, 4-05/12 vs. #19 Wake Forest 9 W, 4-12007 Round of 165/18 vs. #2 Georgia14 L, 1-4

2008 Regional5/9 vs. #34 N.C. State 11 W, 4-05/10 at #9 Duke 11 L, 1-4

1-Gainesville, FL; 2-Palo Alto, CA; 3-Malibu, CA; 4-Syracuse, NY; 5-Tallahassee, FL; 6-Providence, RI; 7-Blacksburg, VA; 8-South Bend, IN; 9-Williamsburg, VA; 10-Winston-Salem, NC; 11-Durham, NC; 12-Clemson, SC; 13-Richmond, VA; 14-Athens, GA

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CAREER RECORDSSingles Victories1. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-98 137-462. Michelle O 1994-98 132-533. Megan Moutlon-Levy 2004-07 124-364. Megan Muth 2002-06 117-48 Johanna Sones 1993-97 117-49 Carolijn van Rossum 1996-00 117-647. Tari Ann Toro 1995-99 111-488. Lindsay Sullivan 1997-01 103-499. Lena Sherbakov 2001-05 102-4810. Katarina Zoricic 2005-09 97-50

Singles Winning Percentage (Minimum 50 Matches)1. Karen van der Merwe 1990-93 78-21 (.788)2. Kirsten Caister 1986-90 84-23 (.785) 3. Megan Moutlon-Levy 2004-07 124-36 (.775)4. Karen Gallego 1989-92 55-17 (.764)5. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-98 137-46 (.749)6. Ragini Acharya 2006-P 85-33 (.720)7. Margie Waters 1980-82 38-15 (.717)8. Cherie Dow 1981-83 43-17 (.717)9. Michelle O 1994-98 132-53 (.714)10. Danielle Durak 1986-90 82-33 (.713)

Doubles Victories1. Katarina Zoricic 2005-09 127-422. Megan Moutlon-Levy 2004-08 125-403. Johanna Sones 1993-97 107-364. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-98 105-365. Amy Wei 2001-05 103-486. Chris Mast 1978-82 102-477. Michelle O 1994-98 98-458. Megan Muth 2002-06 97-619. Tari Ann Toro 1995-99 96-2710. Kari Olsen 1999-03 91-43

Doubles Winning Percentage (Minimum 40 Matches)1. Magdalena Bresson 2006-08 44-12 (.786)2. Tari Ann Toro 1995-99 96-27 (.780)3. Kirsten Caister 1986-90 79-23 (.775)4. Katrin Guenther 1991-95 83-25 (.769)5. Megan Moutlon-Levy 2004-08 125-40 (.758)6. Katarina Zoricic 2005-09 127-42 (.751)7. Johanna Sones 1993-97 107-36 (.748)8. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-98 105-36 (.745)9. Karen Dudley 1980-84 64-22 (.744)10. Elizabeth O 1996-00 37-13 (.740)

SEASON RECORDSSingles Victories1. Michelle O 1996-97 39-162. Tari Ann Toro 1998-99 37-11 Lauren Nikolaus 1997-98 37-14 Tari Ann Toro 1996-97 37-125. Nina Kamp 2002-03 36-11 Lindsay Sullivan 1998-99 36-11 Carolijn van Rossum 1996-97 36-118. Megan Moulton-Levy 2005-06 35-9 Lauren Nikolaus 1994-95 35-810. Katrin Guenther 1992-93 34-8

Singles Winning Percentage (Minimum 20 Matches)1. Kari Olsen 2002-03 26-4 (.867)2. Ragini Acharya 2006-07 32-5 (.865)3. Julie Shiflet 1991-92 29-5 (.853)4. Danielle Durak 1988-89 27-5 (.844)5. Caroline Gaskin 1983-84 20-4 (.833)6. Amy Wei 2002-03 30-6 (.833)7. Karen Gallego 1990-91 24-5 (.828) Kirsten Caister 1986-87 24-5 (.828)9. Michelle O 1994-95 28-6 (.824)10. Karen van der Merwe 1991-92 32-7 (.821)

Doubles Victories1. Katarina Zoricic 2006-07 47-42. Megan Moulton-Levy 2006-07 45-53. Katarina Zoricic 2007-08 35-104. Johanna Sones 1996-97 32-105. Candice Fuchs 2004-05 31-14 Megan Muth 2003-04 31-12 Amy Wei 2003-04 31-13 Lauren Nikolaus 1996-97 31-7 Katrin Guenther 1994-95 31-6 Lauren Nikolaus 1994-95 31-6

Doubles Winning Percentage (Minimum 20 Matches)1. Katarina Zoricic 2006-07 47-4 (.922) 2. Megan Moutlon-Levy 2006-07 45-5 (.900)3. Anne Shoemaker 1981-82 30-4 (.882)4. Tari Ann Toro 1996-97 24-4 (.857)5. Kirsten Caister 1988-89 22-4 (.846) Deb Herring 1988-89 22-4 (.846)7. Namratha Appa-Rao 1986-87 26-5 (.839)8. Katrin Guenther 1994-95 31-6 (.838) Lauren Nikolaus 1994-95 31-6 (.838)10. Kirsten Caister 1986-87 28-6 (.824)

FRESHMAN RECORDSSingles Victories1. Carolijn van Rossum 1996-97 36-112. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-95 35-83. Ragini Acharya 2006-07 32-5 Megan Muth 2002-03 32-12 Julie Kaczmarek 1985-86 32-116. Jessyca Arthur 1998-99 31-127. Johanna Sones 1993-94 30-88. Delphine Troch 1998-99 29-14 Annette Oosters 1997-98 29-14 Julie Shiflet 1991-92 29-5

Singles Winning Percentage (Minimum 20 Matches)1. Ragini Acharya 2006-07 32-5 (.865)2. Julie Shiflet 1991-92 29-5 (.853)3. Caroline Gaskin 1983-84 20-4 (.833)4. Kirsten Caister 1986-87 24-5 (.828)5. Michelle O 1994-95 28-6 (.824)6. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-95 35-8 (.814)7. Megan Coakley 1993-94 28-7 (.800)8. Johanna Sones 1993-94 30-8 (.789)9. Lauren Sabacinski 2006-07 26-7 (.788)10. Chris Mast 1978-79 22-6 (.786)

Doubles Victories1. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-95 31-62. Magdalena Bresson 2006-07 30-83. Kirsten Caister 1986-87 28-6 Chris Mast 1978-79 28-45. Amy Wei 2001-02 26-12 Karen Dudley 1980-81 26-8 Johanna Sones 1993-94 26-98. Ragini Acharya 2006-07 25-9 Lingda Yang 2002-03 25-12 Danielle Webster 1986-87 25-15

Doubles Winning Percentage (Minimum 20 Matches)1. Deb Herring 1988-89 22-4 (.846)2. Lauren Nikolaus 1994-95 31-6 (.838)3. Kirsten Caister 1986-87 28-6 (.824)4. Shawn Arrowsmith 1993-94 19-5 (.792)5. Magdalena Bresson 2006-07 30-8 (.789)6. Nina Kamp 1999-00 22-6 (.786)7. Candice Fuchs 2001-02 21-6 (.778)8. Annette Oosters 1997-98 17-5 (.773)9. Jessyca Arthur 1998-99 23-7 (.767)10. Karen Dudley 1980-81 26-8 (.765)

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TEAM HONORSNCAA Tournaments (17)1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

National Indoor Appearances (12)1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2008

East Region No. 1 Ranking (14)1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2007, 2008

CAA Championships (20)1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 20008

AIAW Small College National Championships1979 3rd Place AIAW Division II National Champions1980 6th Place1981 4th Place1982 2nd Place

PLAYER AWARDSNational Champions1980 Mary Catherine Murano (AIAW Division II Flight No. 6 National Champion)1982 Cherie Dow (AIAW Division II Flight No. 1 National Champion)1998 Lauren Nikolaus (ITA National Clay Court Championship)2006 Megan Moulton-Levy/ Katarina Zoricic (ITA National Indoor Championship)2007 Ragini Acharya (ITA Summer National Championship)2008 Ragini Acharya (ITA Summer National Championship)

All-Americans1978 Jane Lennon (S)1980 Mary Catherine Murano (S)1981 Marion Gengler (S) Margie Waters (S)1982 Cherie Dow (S&D) Marion Gengler (S&D) Margie Waters (S)1991 Kristine Kurth (S)

1992 Michele Mair (D) Julie Shiflet (S) Karen van der Merwe (S&D)1993 Katrin Guenther (D) Karen van der Merwe (D)1995 Katrin Guenther (D) Lauren Nikolaus (D)1996 Lauren Nikolaus (S)1997 Lauren Nikolaus (S&D) Johanna Sones (D)1998 Lauren Nikolaus (S&D) Michelle O (D)2004 Megan Muth (D) Amy Wei (D)2005 Candice Fuchs (D) Megan Moulton-Levy (D)2006 Megan Moulton-Levy (S)2007 Megan Moulton-Levy (S&D) Katarina Zoricic (D)2008 Megan Moulton-Levy (S&D) Katarina Zoricic (D)

National Rookie of the Year1991 Kristine Kurth

USTA Sportsmanship Award1997 Lauren Nikolaus

Gladys H. Heldman Award1998 Lauren Nikolaus

National ITA/Arthur Ashe Jr. Award2000 Carolijn van Rossum2002 Jessyca Arthur2006 Megan Moulton-Levy2007 Megan Moulton-Levy

National Senior Player of the Year1998 Lauren Nikolaus

ITA East Region Senior Player of the Year1993 Karen van der Merwe1997 Johanna Sones1998 Lauren Nikolaus2007 Megan Moulton-Levy

ITA East Region Sportsmanship Award1992 Karen Gallego

ITA East Region Arthur Ashe Jr. Award2007 Megan Moulton-Levy

ITA East Region Rookie of the Year1991 Kristine Kurth1995 Lauren Nikolaus1999 Delphine Troch2003 Megan Muth2005 Megan Moulton-Levy

ITA East Region Player to Watch2004 Megan Muth2006 Megan Moulton-Levy

CAA Player of the Year1989 Julie Kaczmarek1990 Danielle Durak1991 Kristine Kurth1992 Julie Shiflet1993 Karen van der Merwe1995 Katrin Guenther1996 Lauren Nikolaus1997 Lauren Nikolaus1998 Lauren Nikolaus1999 Tari Ann Toro2000 Carlijn Buis2004 Megan Muth2005 Megan Moulton-Levy2006 Megan Moulton-Levy2007 Megan Moulton-Levy2008 Megan Moulton-Levy

CAA Rookie of the Year1995 Lauren Nikolaus1997 Carolijn van Rossum1999 Delphine Troch2002 Candice Fuchs2003 Megan Muth2006 Katarina Zoricic2007 Ragini Acharya

CAA Tournament MVP1995 Katrin Guenther1996 Johanna Sones1997 Lauren Nikolaus1998 Lauren Nikolaus2000 Carlijn Buis2004 Megan Muth2005 Megan Moulton-Levy2007 Megan Moulton-Levy2008 Megan Moulton-Levy

CAA Women’s Tennis Scholar Athlete of the Year

2005 Lena Sherbakov2008 Klaudyna Kasztelaniec

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VaSID Rookie of the Year2007 Ragini Acharya

VaSID All-State2006 Megan Moulton-Levy (1) Katarina Zoricic (1) M. Moulton-Levy/K. Zoricic (1) Megan Muth (2)2007 Megan Moulton-Levy (1) Katarina Zoricic (1) Ragini Acharya (1) M. Moulton-Levy/K. Zoricic (1) Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (2)2008 Megan Moulton-Levy (1) Katarina Zoricic (1) Ragini Acharya (1) M. Moulton-Levy/K. Zoricic (1) R. Acharay/K. Kasztelaniec (1) Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (2)2009 Katarina Zoricic (1) Ragini Acharya (1) R. Acharay/K. Zoricic (1)

ESPN The Magazine At-LargeAcademic All-District III

2007 Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (2)2008 Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (2)2009 Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (1)

Mark H. McCormackMVP Award

1993 Karen van der Merwe1994 Johanna Sones1995 Michelle O1996 Lauren Nikolaus1997 Johanna Sones1998 Michelle O1999 Tari Ann Toro2000 Carlijn Buis2001 Lindsay Sullivan2002 Jessyca Arthur2003 Candice Fuchs2004 Megan Muth2005 Candice Fuchs2006 Megan Moulton-Levy2007 Megan Moulton-Levy2008 Megan Moulton-Levy

Most Improved Award1993 Katrin Guenther and Shannon Blackwell1994 Megan Coakley1995 Johanna Sones1996 Maya Klavora1997 Christine Caltoum1998 Carolijn van Rossum1999 Lindsay Sullivan2000 Jessyca Arthur2001 Kari Olsen2002 Amy Wei2003 Nina Kamp2004 Megan Muth Amy Wei2005 Lingda Yang2007 Lauren Sabacinski2008 Carmen Pop

Game Day Player2004 Lena Sherbakov2005 Megan Muth2007 Ragini Acharya2008 Lauren Sabacinski

Crunch Time Player2004 Amy Wei2005 Candice Fuchs2007 Katarina Zoricic2008 Katarina Zoricic2009 Carmen Pop

Player to Watch2004 Emily Mowery2005 Megan Moulton-Levy2007 Ragini Acharya2008 Ragini Acharya2009 Katie Kargl

Cecily B. Warrick Award1980 Tamara Holder1981 Chris Mast1982 Cheri Dow1983 Marion Gengler1984 Karen Dudley1985 Tracy Ruoff1986 Debbie MacColl1988 Julie Kaczmarek1989 Lindsay Whipple1990 Kirsten Caister1991 Jane Wood1992 Deb Herring1993 Shannon Blackwell1995 Katrin Guenther1997 Johanna Sones

1998 Michelle O2000 Carolijn van Rossum2002 Jessyca N. Arthur2003 Nina Kamp2004 Megan Muth2005 Megan Moulton-Levy2006 Megan Moulton-Levy2008 Megan Moulton-Levy2009 Carmen Pop

COACH AWARDSNational Coach of the Year

1998 Brian Kalbas

ITA East RegionCoach of the Year

1991 Ray Reppert1995 Brian Kalbas1998 Brian Kalbas1999 Brian Kalbas2002 Brian Kalbas2008 Kevin Epley

ITA East RegionAssistant Coach of the Year

1997 Brian Fleishman1999 Tyler Thomson

CAA Coach of the Year1987 Ray Reppert1991 Ray Reppert1992 Ray Reppert1995 Brian Kalbas1996 Brian Kalbas1999 Brian Kalbas2002 Brian Kalbas2003 Brian Kalbas2004 Kevin Epley2005 Kevin Epley2007 Kevin Epley2008 Kevin Epley

VaSID State Coach of the Year2007 Kevin Epley2008 Kevin Epley

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1985 Mimi Roche (3) Debbie MacColl (5) Tracy Ruoff (6) H. Clark/M. Roche (1) D. MacColl/T. Ruoff (2)

1986 Namratha Appa-Rao (1) Mimi Roche (3) Kathy Chronister (6) N. Appa-Rao/K. Chronister (3)

1987 Namratha Appa-Rao (1) Leslie Whipple (4) Kirsten Caister (6) N. Appa-Rao/K. Caister (2) C. Mitchell/M. O’Bryan (3)

1988 Danielle Webster (4) Cynthia Mitchell (5) Kirsten Caister (6) D. Durak/J. Kaczmarek (1) K. Caister/D. Webster (2)

1989 Julie Kaczmarek (1) Danielle Durak (2) Kirsten Caister (3) Danielle Webster (4) Cynthia Mitchell (5) Lindsay Whipple (6) D. Durak/J. Kaczmarek (1) C. Mitchell/D. Webster (2) K. Caister/D. Herring (3)

1990 Danielle Durak (1) Cynthia Mitchell (2) Kirsten Caister (3) Deb Herring (5) Danielle Webster (6) D. Webster/J. Wood (2) D. Herring/C. Mitchell (3)

1991 (Singles not played) K. Kurth/J. Wood (1) M. Mair/K. van der Merwe (2) K. Gallego/D. Herring (3)

1992 Julie Shiflet (1) Karen van der Merwe (3) Michele Mair (4) Deb Herring (5) Katrin Guenther (6) M. Mair/K. van der Merwe (1) K. Guenther/J. Shiflet (2) D. Herring/K. Siegel (3)

1993 Karen van der Merwe (1) Katrin Guenther (2) Allegra Milholland (3) Shannon Blackwell (5) Raissa Remandaban (6) K. Guenther/K. van der Merwe (1) S. Blackwell/A. Milholland (2)

1994 Allegra Milholland (2) Johanna Sones (3) Megan Coakley (4) Christine Caltoum (5) Shawn Arrowsmith (6) K. Guenther/A. Milholland (1) C. Caltoum/J. Sones (2)

1997 Lauren Nikolaus Michelle O Johanna Sones Carolijn van Rossum L. Nikolaus/J. Sones M. O/C. van Rossum

1998 Michelle O Lauren Nikolaus L. Nikolaus/M. O

1999 Carolijn van Rossum (1) Tari Ann Toro (1) Delphine Troch (1) Lindsay Sullivan (2) T. Toro/L. Tsaggaris (1) D. Troch/C. van Rossum (1)

2000 Carlijn Buis (1) Delphine Troch (1) Carolijn van Rossum (1) Jessyca Arthur (2) Lindsay Sullivan (2) C. Buis/D. Troch (1) J. Arthur/L. Sullivan (2)

2001 Delphine Troch (1) Jessyca Arthur (2) Lindsay Sullivan (2) J. Arthur/D. Troch (1)

2002 Jessyca Arthur (1) Candice Fuchs (1) J. Arthur/C. Fuchs (1) Delphine Troch (2) K. Olsen/A. Wei (2)

2003 Candice Fuchs (1) Megan Muth (1) Amy Wei (1) K. Boomershine/C. Fuchs (1) M. Muth/A. Wei (1) Kate Boomershine (2) Nina Kamp (2) K. Olsen/L. Yang (2)

2004 Megan Muth (1) Lena Sherbakov (1) Amy Wei (1) M. Muth/A. Wei (1) Emily Mowery (2)

2005 Candice Fuchs (1) Megan Moulton-Levy (1) Megan Muth (1) C. Fuchs/M. Moulton-Levy (1) M. Muth/A. Wei (1) Lena Sherbakov (2) Amy Wei (2) K. Boomershine/L. Sherbakov (2)

2006 Megan Moulton-Levy (1) Katarinia Zoricic (1) M. Moulton-Levy/K. Zoricic (1) M. Muth/B. Zidek (1) Megan Muth (2)

2007 Ragini Acharya (1) Megan Moulton-Levy (1) Katarina Zoricic (1) Magdalena Bresson (2) Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (3) M. Moulton-Levy/K. Zoricic (1) K. Kasztelaniec/B. Zidek (2)

2008 Ragini Acharya (1) Megan Moulton-Levy (1) Katarina Zoricic (1) Klaudyna Kasztelaniec (2) M. Moulton-Levy/K. Zoricic (1) R. Acharya/K. Zoricic (1) K. Kasztelaniec/R. Acharya (2)

2009 Ragini Acharya (1) Katarina Zoricic (1) Carmen Pop (3) R. Acharya/K. Zoricic (1)

CAA WOMEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONS Year Champion Runner-Up 2009 Georgia State Virginia Commonwealth 2008 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 2007 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 2006 Virginia Commonwealth William and Mary 2005 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 2004 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 2003 Virginia Commonwealth William and Mary 2002 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 2001 Old Dominion William and Mary 2000 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 1999 William and Mary Richmond 1998 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 1997 William and Mary Richmond 1996 William and Mary Virginia Commonwealth 1995 William and Mary Richmond 1994 William and Mary Richmond 1993 William and Mary Richmond 1992 William and Mary Richmond 1991 William and Mary James Madison 1990 William and Mary James Madison 1989 William and Mary Richmond 1988 William and Mary James Madison 1987 William and Mary James Madison 1986 William and Mary James Madison 1985 Richmond William and Mary

WILLIAM AND MARY ALL-CAA SELECTIONS

W&M WINS VS. THE TOP 10

William and Mary has enjoyed considerable success against the top women’s programs in the nation. Since 1995, the year the Tribe de-feated top-ranked and defending team indoor, NCAA outdoor and ITA indoor champion Georgia in Athens, 17 top-10 teams have fallen to the Green and Gold. In 2007, the Tribe knocked off then-No. 1, ITA indoor champion and eventual NCAA National Champion Georgia Tech, 4-3, in Champaign, Ill.

2007Feb. 10 #1 Ga. Tech W 4-3

2006Feb. 16 #5 Duke W 4-3

2005March 2 #2 Duke W 4-3

2002Jan. 26 #9 Northwestern W 5-4

2000Feb. 9 #5 Duke W 5-4

1999Jan. 29 #2 Duke W 5-4

1998Feb. 14 #4 Texas W 5-4Feb. 19 #2 UCLA W 6-3April 5 #10 Wake Forest W 5-4May 15 #6 California W 5-3

1997Feb. 2 #3 Duke W 5-4March 2 #6 Mississippi W 5-4March 9 #7 Pepperdine W 6-3May 15 #5 Georgia W 5-0

1996April 5 #9 Wake Forest W 6-3

1995Feb. 10 #7 Kansas W 6-3April 11 #1 Georgia W 5-4

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sults for every season since 1978-79. Women’s tennis competition began at W&M in the 1921-22 academic year, but results are not consistently available until the 1978-79 season. W&M began playing women’s tennis as a member of the Colonial Athletic Association in the 1984-85 season. The CAA champion has been determined by a dual-match tournament beginning with the 1995 season. Prior to that, the league cham-pion was determined by an individual tournament.

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1978-79Locations and dates not availableRecord: 9-3Coach: Millie West Peace College W 7-5 VCU W 8-1 Mary Baldwin W 7-2 Maryland W 5-4 Old Dominion W 6-3 James Madison W 8-1 Kalamazoo W 12-0 Penn State L 0-9 Brown W 9-0 Virginia L 3-6 Virginia Tech W 7-5 Duke L 0-9

1979-80Locations and dates not availableRecord: 13-6Coach: Millie West Peace College W 6-3 NC State W 8-1 Maryland W 7-29/29 Wake Forest L 2-7 VCU W 9-0 Old Dominion W 5-4 Richmond W 8-1 Kentucky W 5-4 Furman W 7-2 ETSU W 6-3 VCU W 7-2 George Washington W 7-2 Old Dominion L 1-8 Virginia Tech W 5-4 Penn State L 2-7 James Madison W 9-0 Virginia L 0-9 Richmond L 2-7 North Carolina L 0-9

1980-81Record: 9-7Coach: Candi Cowden9/12 UNC Greensboro W 9-09/13 Peace College W 9-09/18 Maryland W 8-19/21 NC State W 8-19/23 at Richmond W 7-29/27 at Wake Forest L 3-69/29 VCU W 9-010/16 Duke L 4-511/11 Old Dominion W 8-1 North Carolina L 0-9 Old Dominion L 4-5 Virginia Tech L 4-5 at Richmond W 5-4 at High Point W 8-1 at Louisiana State L 2-7 at Penn State L 0-9

1981-82Record: 17-3 at UNC Greensboro W 9-0 at Peace W 9-0 at Maryland W 7-29/19 Wake Forest W 5-4 Oxford-Cambridge W 9-0 Richmond W 5-4 at Duke L 3-6

VCU W 9-0 at Old Dominion W 8-1 Yale W 6-3 Duke L 2-7 Guilford W 7-2 at Davidson W 8-1 at Princeton L 3-6 at Rutgers W 8-1 at Richmond W 5-4 James Madison W 8-1 Penn State W 8-1 Virginia W 7-2 Old Dominion W 9-0

1982-83Record: 15-4Coach: Elizabeth Sharp9/11 at Georgetown W 7-29/12 at George Wash. W 8-19/29 Virginia W 8-110/6 Richmond W 7-210/12 Old Dominion W 8-110/15 at Yale L 3-610/16 vs. Harvard1 L 3-610/14 Princeton L 1-52/24 vs. ETSU2 W 9-02/25 at Virginia Tech2 L 4-52/26 vs. Old Dominion2 W 9-03/17 at James Madison W 7-23/20 at NC State W 6-33/23 at Old Dominion W 7-23/29 at Richmond W 7-24/4 Wake Forest W forf.4/20 Duke W forf.4/23 at Penn State W 7-24/23 vs. Rutgers3 W 8-11-New Haven, CT; 2-Virginia Classic, Blacksburg, VA; 3-State College, PA

1983-84Record: 14-4Coach: Elizabeth Sharp9/18 Wake Forest W 5-49/29 Richmond W 6-310/4 Old Dominion W 9-010/14 vs. Yale1 W 6-310/15 vs. Harvard1 L 2-710/16 at Virginia W 8-110/21 at Princeton L 1-83/16 Charleston W 6-33/17 Virginia Tech W 8-13/18 NC State W 6-33/21 at Old Dominion W 7-23/24 George Washington W 7-23/27 at Richmond W 6-33/31 at Davidson W 9-04/1 at Duke L 2-74/3 Virginia W 5-44/7 Penn State W 8-14/8 James Madison L 4-51-Charlottesville, VA

1984-85Record: 11-8Coach: Ray Reppert9/18 at Wake Forest L 4-510/10 Richmond W 5-410/13 at Harvard L 1-810/14 vs. Yale1 W 6-310/16 at Old Dominion W 8-110/20 Princeton L 4-510/21 Virginia L 3-63/1 at Virginia Tech W 8-13/2 vs. Maryland2 L 3-63/3 vs. UT Chattanooga2 L 1-5 vs. Charleston W 9-0 vs. South Carolina L 2-73/9 at NC State W 7-23/26 at Virginia L 4-53/27 Old Dominion W 8-14/6 at James Madison W 5-44/6 vs. Penn State3 W 5-1 at George Wash. W 9-04/16 at Richmond W 5-41-Cambridge, MA; 2-Blacksburg, VA; 3-Harrisonburg, VA

1985-86Record: 15-8Coach: Ray ReppertCAA Champion9/17 at Old Dominion W 7-29/24 at Richmond W 9-010/16 Duke W 5-410/22 Virginia L 2-710/25 Tennessee W 5-410/26 vs. Yale1 W 7-210/27 vs. Harvard1 L 2-72/22 at Princeton L 2-73/3 at Furman W 6-3 at South Carolina L 3-63/5 at Georgia L 0-93/7 at North Carolina L 4-53/16 Illinois State W 8-13/26 Old Dominion W 8-13/28 at Penn State W 6-33/29 vs. Syracuse L 4-53/31 NC State L 3-64/4 George Washington W 9-04/5 James Madison W 5-44/6 Wake Forest W 6-34/10 Richmond W 6-34/12 Virginia Tech W 7-24/13 East Carolina W 9-01-Charlottesville, VA

1986-87Record: 11-9Coach: Ray ReppertCAA Champion10/2 at Richmond W 7-210/4 North Carolina L 3-610/19 vs. Harvard1 W 5-410/18 at Yale L 3-610/29 Princeton L 4-51/30 at Tennessee L 4-51/31 vs. Florida State2 L 4-52/1 vs. Vanderbilt2 W 5-42/8 Maryland W 8-12/27 vs. Illinois3 W 8-12/28 at Kentucky L 1-83/1 vs. Alabama3 W 6-33/9 at Georgia L 2-7 at Georgia Tech W 6-03/19 Virginia L 4-53/21 at NC State L 3-63/22 at Wake Forest W 6-33/29 Syracuse W 7-2 Old Dominion W 8-14/14 Richmond W 7-21-New Haven, CT; 2-Knoxville, TN; 3-Lexington, KY

1987-88Record: 13-4Coach: Ray ReppertCAA Champion10/3 at North Carolina L 3-610/4 at Duke L 4-510/17 Yale W 8-110/18 Harvard W 6-310/23 Virginia1 W 5-410/24 James Madison1 W 6-310/25 Harvard1 L 3-62/21 at Maryland W 9-03/6 Wake Forest L 3-63/10 NC State W 6-33/11 College of Charleston W 9-03/27 at Princeton W 9-03/30 Richmond W 8-14/1 Penn State W 7-24/2 James Madison W 9-04/8 Boston College W 5-04/9 at Virginia W 8-11-Princeton Invitational, Princeton, NJ

1988-89Locations not availableRecord: 14-3Coach: Ray ReppertCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament 10/15 North Carolina W 7-210/21 Virginia1 W 6-3

10/22 Boston College1 W 7-210/23 Harvard1 L 1-52/4 Syracuse W 6-12/11 Maryland W 6-12/17 at Wake Forest W 5-42/26 Yale L 4-52/27 Harvard W 5-43/5 South Carolina W 7-23/7 Clemson W 7-23/9 Furman W 9-03/10 Virginia Tech W 9-04/6 Old Dominion W 8-14/9 Richmond W 7-24/21 Virginia W 6-35/10 vs. #16 San Diego St.2 L 3-61-ITCA Team Indoor Qualifier, Princ-eton, NJ; 2-NCAA Tournament, Gaines-ville, FL

1989-90Locations not availableRecord: 13-10Coach: Ray ReppertCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament10/8 American W 5-010/14 at North Carolina L 3-610/20 vs. Harvard1 W 8-110/21 vs. Princeton1 W 5-410/22 vs. Brown1 W 6-3 Maryland W 7-1 Purdue W 7-2 Indiana L 4-5 Miami (Fla.) L 4-5 Kentucky L 4-5 Tennessee L 1-53/1 vs. #6 USC2 L 1-53/2 vs. #12 Duke2 L 0-63/3 at Wisconsin2 L 1-5 NC State W 6-0 James Madison W 5-2 Penn State W 7-2 Virginia W 8-1 Harvard W 8-14/8 Wake Forest L 3-6 Old Dominion W 8-1 Richmond W 7-15/9 vs. #13 South Carolina3 L 0-61-Eastern Indoor Championships, Princeton, NJ; 2-ITCA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 3-NCAA Tournament, Gainesville, FL

1990-91Record: 17-6Coach: Ray ReppertCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament10/19 at Princeton1 W 6-310/20 vs. Virginia1 W 6-310/21 vs. Boston College1 W 6-32/1 vs. Oklahoma State2 L 4-52/2 vs. UCSB2 W 6-32/5 vs. SMU2 L 3-52/15 at #16 Indiana L 2-72/16 vs. Notre Dame3 W 7-12/17 vs. South Carolina3 W 9-02/23 at Wake Forest W 5-22/24 North Carolina W 6-32/28 vs. Arizona4 L 1-53/1 vs. California4 L 4-53/2 vs. USC4 W 5-23/16 #13 Tennessee W 6-33/23 Penn State W 9-03/27 Virginia W 8-14/5 • James Madison W 8-14/6 Boston College W 9-04/7 Harvard W 8-14/8 at Old Dominion W 9-04/9 • Richmond W 5-15/8 vs. #14 Miami (Fla.)5 L 3-61-ITCA East Region Championships, Princeton, NJ; 2-Tucson, AZ; 3-Bloom-ington, IN; 4-ITCA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 5-NCAA Tournament, Palo Alto, CA

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Record: 16-7Coach: Ray ReppertCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament10/5 West Virginia1 W 9-010/6 Richmond1 W 9-010/19 vs. Harvard2 W 6-010/20 vs. Virginia2 W 5-11/31 vs UCSB3 W 6-32/1 vs. SMU3 W 5-22/2 at #7 Arizona L 2-62/15 Princeton W 9-02/22 Rice W 5-12/27 vs. #6 Duke4 L 1-52/28 vs. #9 Arizona State4 L 3-62/29 vs. #16 Mississippi4 W 5-13/10 at Georgia Tech W 9-03/11 at #4 Georgia L 1-63/14 at #12 Tennessee L 4-53/21 Syracuse W 9-03/25 • Richmond W 9-03/28 vs. #18 Miami (Fla.)5 L 3-54/4 at Boston College W 7-14/5 at Harvard W 8-14/10 • Old Dominion W 9-05/13 vs. #15 Miami (Fla.)6 W 5-45/14 vs. #3 Texas6 L 3-51-East Region Team Qualifier, Williams-burg, VA; 2-East Region Indoor Team Championships, Princeton, NJ; 3-Tuc-son, AZ; 4-National Indoor Champion-ship, Madison, WI; 5-at Wake Forest, Winston-Salem, NC; 6-NCAA Tourna-ment, Palo Alto, CA

1992-93Record: 13-6Coach: Brian KalbasCAA Champion10/3 James Madison1 W 6-310/4 Richmond1 W 5-110/17 vs. Virginia2 L 1-510/18 vs. Dartmouth2 W 5-32/13 • George Mason W 9-02/19 at Syracuse L 4-52/20 vs. #19 Wake Forest3 L 3-63/10 vs. #17 Mississippi3 L 1-53/11 vs. Fla International3 W 7-23/14 vs. #23 Clemson4 L 1-73/25 • at Richmond W 7-23/27 • James Madison W 9-03/28 VCU W 6-34/2 NC State W 6-34/4 Boston College W 9-04/10 at North Carolina L 3-64/13 • at Old Dominion W 6-04/24 vs. Harvard5 W 8-14/25 at Princeton W 8-11-ITA Team Regionals, Williamsburg, VA; 2-ITA Team Final Four, Philadel-phia, PA; 3-Syracuse, NY; 4-Miami (Fla.), FL; 5-Princeton, NJ

1993-94Record: 17-7Coach: Brian KalbasCAA Champion10/2 at Yale1 W 8-110/2 vs. Cornell1 W 8-010/15 vs. VCU2 W 5-210/15 vs. #21 Virginia2 L 2-61/29 • Richmond W 7-21/30 Boston College W 9-02/12 vs. #15 Kansas3 L 2-72/13 at #18 Notre Dame L 2-72/19 vs. Syracuse4 W 6-32/20 at #22 Wake Forest L 0-92/26 vs. SW Louisiana5 L 4-52/27 at #9 Mississippi L 3-63/6 at San Diego L 3-63/9 vs. Illinois6 W 7-23/11 at San Diego State W 7-23/19 #30 North Carolina W 8-13/23 • at James Madison W 9-04/1 Princeton W 8-14/2 Michigan W 5-4

4/7 • Old Dominion W 6-04/9 George Washington W 6-04/12 Maryland W 6-04/13 Virginia W 5-44/23 VCU W 7-21-ITA Team Regionals, New Haven, CT; 2-ITA Team Final Eight, Princeton, NJ; 3-at Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN; 4-Winston-Salem, NC; 5-University, MS; 6-at San Diego, San Diego, CA

1994-95Record: 23-6Coach: Brian KalbasCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament10/14 vs. Boston College1 W 4-110/14 vs. Penn State1 W 4-010/15 vs. Harvard1 W 4-010/16 vs. Syracuse2 W 4-11/22 #6 Duke L 2-61/28 • Richmond W 8-11/29 • Old Dominion W 9-02/10 #10 Kansas W 6-32/12 #15 Notre Dame W 5-42/17 #41 Syracuse W 5-42/19 #14 Wake Forest L 1-52/23 #11 Indiana3 L 4-52/24 #11 USC3 W 5-42/25 at #34 Wisconsin3 W 5-23/5 at #20 San Diego L 2-73/7 at #40 San Diego St. W 5-43/17 #15 Vanderbilt W 5-43/18 #20 Mississippi L 4-53/19 #32 Michigan W 5-13/30 at North Carolina W 8-13/31 vs. #29 Kentucky4 W 6-04/8 • James Madison W 9-04/9 Maryland W 5-14/11 at #1 Georgia W 5-44/14 American5 W 6-04/14 James Madison5 W 5-04/15 Richmond5 W 5-04/23 at #31 Harvard W 7-25/13 vs. #5 California6 L 2-51-ITA Team Regionals, Philadelphia, PA; 2-ITA Team Regionals, Princeton, NJ; 3-ITA National Indoor Champion-ship, Madison, WI; 4-Chapel Hill, NC; 5-CAA Tournament, Williamsburg, VA; 6-NCAA Tournament, Malibu, CA

1996Record: 20-8Coach: Brian KalbasCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament 1/20 North Carolina W 8-11/21 • Old Dominion W 9-01/28 • James Madison W 7-02/2 at #25 Kansas W 4-32/3 vs. #16 Notre Dame1 L 3-42/17 Maryland W 7-22/22 vs. #4 Georgia2 L 1-52/23 at #22 Wisconsin2 L 1-62/24 vs. #9 Tennessee2 W 6-13/5 at #6 UCLA L 2-73/7 at #27 San Diego W 7-23/8 at #40 San Diego St. W 6-33/14 Baylor W 8-13/16 #50 Syracuse W 6-03/21 • #38 VCU W 7-23/24 at #4 Duke L 2-73/30 at #12 Mississippi L 2-73/31 vs. #13 Vanderbilt3 L 1-74/5 #11 Wake Forest W 6-34/9 #40 Virginia W 6-34/13 American4 W 6-04/13 Old Dominion4 W 4-04/14 #48 VCU4 W 4-04/20 #24 Harvard W 6-35/3 vs. Seton Hall5 W 5-05/4 vs. #47 Virginia5 W 5-05/5 vs. #24 Harvard5 W 5-25/18 vs. #7 Texas6 L 4-51-Lawrence, KS; 2-ITA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 3-Uni-

versity, MS; 4-CAA Tournament, Wil-liamsburg, VA; 5-NCAA East Regional, Syracuse, NY; 6-NCAA Tournament, Tallahassee, FL

1997Record: 23-7Coach: Brian KalbasCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament1/18 George Washington W 9-01/19 • Old Dominion W 9-01/26 at #51 Syracuse W 9-01/31 #20 Kansas W 9-02/2 #3 Duke W 5-42/14 #37 Maryland W 8-12/16 #21 Alabama L 4-52/19 vs. #7 UCLA1 L 0-42/20 vs. #15 Vanderbilt1 L 3-42/21 vs. #21 Alabama1 W 5-22/28 #25 Miami (Fla.) W 6-03/2 #6 Mississippi W 5-43/8 at #5 Texas L 3-53/9 vs. #7 Pepperdine2 W 6-33/12 at #26 San Diego W 9-03/23 #51 NC State W 9-03/26 #16 Louisiana State W 7-23/29 at #9 Wake Forest L 4-54/5 at #17 Notre Dame W 8-14/6 vs. #19 Michigan3 L 4-54/10 • at VCU W 6-04/14 #29 Harvard W 6-34/18 vs. VCU4 W 5-04/19 at Old Dominion4 W 5-04/20 vs. #52 Richmond4 W 5-05/9 vs. #53 Richmond5 W 5-05/10 at #35 Brown5 W 5-05/11 vs. #28 Harvard5 W 5-35/15 vs. #5 Georgia6 W 5-05/16 at #2 Stanford6 L 0-61-ITA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 2-Austin, TX; 3-Notre Dame, IN; 4-CAA Tournament, Norfolk, VA; 5-NCAA East Regional, Providence, RI; 6-NCAA Tournament, Stanford, CA

1998Record: 23-9Coach: Brian KalbasCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament1/25 George Washington W 9-01/25 • James Madison W 8-11/31 Syracuse W 8-12/1 #23 Miami (Fla.) W 6-32/10 • Old Dominion W 8-12/14 #4 Texas W 5-42/15 • VCU W 6-32/19 vs. #2 UCLA1 W 6-32/20 vs. #3 Duke1 L 1-62/21 vs. #12 Tennessee1 L 4-52/28 at #3 Duke L 4-53/1 at #57 NC State W 5-43/7 vs. #14 BYU2 L 4-53/8 at #27 Kansas L 3-53/13 vs. #1 Florida3 L 3-63/14 at #37 UNLV W 5-43/20 Iowa W 7-23/28 vs. #17 Vanderbilt4 L 1-53/29 at #7 Mississippi L 4-54/4 #16 Notre Dame W 6-34/5 #10 Wake Forest W 5-44/9 at Maryland W 5-14/11 Virginia Tech W 8-14/17 American5 W 6-04/18 Old Dominion6 W 6-04/19 #23 VCU5 W 5-14/26 at #29 Harvard W 8-15/15 vs. #53 Richmond7 W 5-15/16 at #39 Virginia Tech7 W 5-15/17 vs. #24 VCU7 W 5-35/21 vs. #6 California8 W 5-35/22 vs. #4 Georgia8 L 2-51-ITA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 2-Lawrence, KS; 3-Las Vegas, NV; 4-University, MS; 5-CAA Tournament, Williamsburg, VA; 6-CAA

Tournament, Richmond, VA; 7-NCAA East Regional, Blacksburg, VA; 8-NCAA Tournament, South Bend, IN

1999Record: 21-7Coach: Brian KalbasCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament1/23 Marshall W 9-01/24 • James Madison W 9-01/24 George Washington W 9-01/29 #2 Duke W 5-41/31 #17 Kansas W 6-32/13 #22 Miami (Fla.) W 6-32/14 #57 Harvard W 7-22/18 vs. #13 USC1 W 5-42/19 vs. #5 Stanford1 L 1-72/20 vs. #11 Vanderbilt1 L 4-52/26 #43 Maryland W 5-12/27 • American W 8-02/28 #65 Alabama W 8-13/7 at #33 San Diego W 6-33/9 at #10 UCLA L 1-53/13 vs. #63 Iowa W 8-03/20 at Syracuse W 5-13/23 • #44 VCU W 6-13/26 #14 Mississippi L 4-54/2 vs. #41 Baylor2 W 5-44/3 at #9 Texas L 1-54/10 vs. BYU W 8-14/11 at #15 Notre Dame L 4-54/16 vs. George Mason3 W 6-04/17 vs. Old Dominion3 W 5-14/18 vs. Richmond3 W 5-05/15 UMBC4 W 6-05/16 #T20 Fresno State4 L 3-51-ITA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 2-Austin, TX; 3-CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA; 4-NCAA Tournament, Williamsburg, VA (Dillard Courts)

2000Record: 20-9Coach: Brian KalbasCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament1/22 #75 Syracuse W 8-11/23 • #60 Richmond W 9-01/23 • UNCW W 9-01/29 at #5 Georgia L 0-92/9 #5 Duke W 6-32/12 • East Carolina W 9-02/12 • James Madison W 9-02/17 vs. #17 Notre Dame1 L 2-52/18 vs. #14 S. Carolina1 W 4-32/19 vs. #15 Tennessee1 W 5-23/1 at #28 North Carolina W 6-33/7 at #10 Arizona State L 2-73/9 at St. Mary’s (CA) W 7-13/10 at #4 California L 3-63/15 #T56 Iowa W 7-23/18 vs. #12 Vanderbilt L 3-63/19 at #16 Mississippi W 5-23/22 • #26 VCU W 7-23/26 • at George Mason W 9-03/26 • at American W 8-14/1 #4 Wake Forest L 3-64/8 #9 Texas L 2-64/9 #14 Notre Dame L 3-64/14 vs. UNCW2 W 6-04/15 vs. Old Dominion2 W 5-04/16 vs. #40 VCU2 W 5-24/21 vs. Virginia Tech W 7-15/12 Loyola3 W 5-05/13 #18 Tennessee3 L 3-51-ITA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 2-CAA Tournament, Rich-mond, VA; 3-NCAA Tournament, Wil-liamsburg, VA (Adair Courts)

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2002Record: 19-8Coach: Brian KalbasCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament1/20 #36 Pennsylvania W 5-21/26 #9 Northwestern W 6-12/3 Temple W 7-02/3 • James Madison W 7-02/12 • #47 VCU W 4-32/17 #74 Richmond W 7-02/17 Hampton W 7-02/20 at #10 North Carolina L 1-62/23 #6 Wake Forest L 2-42/24 #25 Miami (Fla.) W 4-33/3 at #8 Arizona State L 1-63/6 at #41 UNLV L 1-53/9 at #42 Pepperdine W 6-13/17 at #60 Maryland W 5-13/23 vs. #24 S. Alabama1 W 5-23/24 at #25 Mississippi W 6-13/28 #4 Duke L 1-63/30 Penn State W 7-04/2 • at Old Dominion W 4-34/4 Marshall W 6-14/7 #12 Texas L 3-44/13 #25 Notre Dame L 2-54/19 vs. Drexel2 W 4-04/20 vs. James Madison2 W 4-04/21 #21 VCU3 W 4-34/27 Virginia Tech W 7-05/11 vs. #40 Clemson4 L 3-41-University, MS; 2-CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA; 3-CAA Tournament, Wil-liamsburg, VA (McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center); 4-NCAA Tournament, Winston-Salem, NC

2003Record: 25-6Coach: Brian KalbasNCAA Tournament1/19 #T75 Marshall W 7-01/24 #36 Mississippi W 7-01/26 #6 Arizona State L 1-62/2 • UNCW W 7-02/2 • James Madison W 7-02/6 vs. #10 California1 L 0-72/7 at #27 Wisconsin1 W 5-22/8 vs. #34 Kentucky1 W 4-32/15 #7 North Carolina L 3-42/22 vs. #51 Minnesota2 W 6-12/23 at #42 Wake Forest W 5-23/1 at #15 Northwestern W 4-33/4 at #3 Stanford L 2-53/6 at #16 Fresno State W 5-23/16 #63 Maryland W 6-13/16 • George Mason W 7-03/22 vs. Iowa3 W 7-03/23 at #27 Notre Dame W 4-3

3/29 American W 7-04/1 • Old Dominion W 6-14/1 George Washington W 7-04/5 #61 Virginia Tech W 6-14/6 #19 Miami (Fla.) W 5-24/12 at #30 Texas A&M W 4-34/13 at #33 Texas W 5-24/18 vs. George Mason4 W 4-04/19 vs. James Madison4 W 4-04/20 vs. #13 VCU4 L 3-45/9 Temple5 W 4-05/10 #14 South Alabama5 W 4-15/15 vs. #3 Duke6 L 0-51-ITA National Indoor Championship, Madison, WI; 2-Winston-Salem, NC; 3-Notre Dame, IN; 4-CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA; 5-NCAA Tournament, Williamsburg, VA; 6-NCAA Tournament, Gainesville, FL

2004Record: 20-13Coach: Kevin EpleyCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament1/18 George Washington W 7-01/18 Richmond W 7-01/24 #27 Texas L 3-41/25 #14 Northwestern L 2-51/31 vs. #29 Georgia Tech1 W 4-32/1 vs. #75 Rice1 W 7-02/5 vs. #2 Stanford2 L 1-62/6 vs. #23 Tennessee2 W 4-32/7 vs. #45 BYU2 L 3-42/14 #63 LMU W 7-02/14 Temple W 7-02/22 #45 Pennsylvania W 4-32/22 • James Madison W 6-12/27 #42 Wake Forest L 2-52/29 #52 Ohio State L 3-43/3 at #5 North Carolina L 1-63/7 at #75 South Florida W 4-33/9 at #20 Miami (Fla.) L 1-63/11 at #3 Florida L 0-73/15 #41 South Alabama L 2-43/17 #24 Oklahoma L 3-43/21 Boston University W 5-23/30 at #68 Maryland L 2-54/4 • at ODU3 W 4-34/10 #23 Notre Dame W 4-34/14 • #53 VCU W 5-24/17 at #65 Virginia Tech W 6-14/17 vs. ETSU4 W 4-04/23 Towson5 W 4-04/24 UNCW5 W 4-04/25 #51 VCU5 W 4-35/14 vs. #22 Illinois6 W 4-25/15 at #4 Duke6 L 0-41-Minnesota Court Classic, Minneapo-lis, MN; 2-ITA National Indoor Cham-pionship, Madison, WI; 3-Owl’s Creek Country Club, Virginia Beach, VA; 4-Blacksburg, VA; 5-CAA Tournament, Williamsburg, VA; 6-NCAA Tournament, Durham, NC

2005Record: 20-6Coach: Kevin EpleyCAA ChampionNCAA Tournament1/23 ETSU W 7-01/23 Richmond W 7-01/30 West Virginia W 7-02/11 at #5 Northwestern L 2-52/12 at #65 Ohio State W 6-12/26 #53 Virginia W 6-12/27 #16 Clemson W 6-13/2 at #5 Duke W 4-33/6 at #14 Tulane W 5-23/9 vs. #57 Penn1 W 6-13/12 at #30 UNLV W 5-23/20 at #33 Wake Forest L 0-73/27 #59 Maryland W 5-24/1 #50 South Florida W 5-24/2 #52 Fresno State W 6-14/3 Virginia Tech W 7-04/6 • at #48 VCU W 6-1

4/9 at #31 Notre Dame L 3-44/13 • Old Dominion W 7-04/16 at #11 Texas L 0-74/17 at #19 TCU L 1-64/22 vs. Towson2 W 4-04/23 vs. UNCW2 W 4-04/24 vs. #54 VCU2 W 4-25/13 vs. #34 Wisconsin3 W 4-15/14 at #11 Clemson3 L 0-41-Las Vegas, NV; 2-CAA Tournament, Huntington Park TC (Newport News, VA); 3-NCAA Tournament, Hoke Sloan Tennis Center (Clemson, SC)

2006Record: 16-9Coach: Kevin EpleyNCAA Tournament1/22 Air Force W 7-01/26 at #7 Georgia L 3-41/28 ETSU W 7-01/28 West Virginia W 7-02/5 Coll. of Charleston W 7-02/5 • James Madison W 7-02/10 #49 Illinois W 7-02/12 at #34 Clemson L 3-42/16 #5 Duke W 4-32/26 at #69 Virginia W 4-33/4 at #33 Maryland W 5-23/8 at #35 Fresno State L 3-43/9 at #1 Stanford L 1-63/13 #10 Texas L 2-53/17 #19 TCU W 5-23/18 #18 Wake Forest L 2-53/19 #16 Harvard W 4-33/25 at #73 Marshall W 6-14/5 • at Old Dominion W 6-14/7 Rice W 7-04/12 • #19 VCU L 3-44/21 vs. Delaware1 W 5-04/22 vs. Old Dominion1 W 4-04/23 vs. #14 VCU1 L 1-45/12 vs. #37 NC State2 L 3-41--CAA Tournament, Huntington Park TC (Newport News, VA); 2-NCAA Tour-nament, Richmond, VA)

2007Record: 22-3Coach: Kevin EpleyCAA ChampionsNCAA Tournament1/27 ETSU W 7-01/28 #25 Virginia W 5-22/09 at Illinois W 6-12/10 vs. #1 Georgia Tech1 W 4-32/11 at #35 Purdue W 5-22/14 #32 Maryland W 5-22/16 #58 Marshall W 7-02/18 Ohio State W 6-13/2 at #61 Harvard W 6-13/11 at #46 Denver W 7-03/12 at Air Force W 7-03/14 at #29 Colorado L 3-43/21 at #14 Wake Forest W 5-23/24 #60 Penn W 7-04/4 • Old Dominion W 5-24/6 #11 Northwestern L 3-44/7 Winthrop W 7-04/10 • at #26 VCU W 4-34/14 Richmond W 7-04/20 vs. Towson2 W 4-04/21 vs. Georgia State2 W 4-04/22 vs. #26 VCU2 W 4-05/11 Richmond3 W 4-05/12 #19 Wake Forest 3 W 4-15/18 #2 Georgia4 L 1-41 – at Champaign, Ill.; 2 – CAA Champi-onship (Newport News, Va.); 3 – NCAA Regional (Williamsburg, Va.); 4 – NCAA Championships (Athens, Ga.)

2008Record: 18-9Coach: Kevin EpleyCAA ChampionsNCAA Tournament1/19 at Michigan State W 5-21/20 at #7 Northwestern L 0-71/26 #21 Wake Forest W 4-31/30 at #48 Virginia W 7-02/3 #71 Princeton W 7-02/7 vs. #9 Miami (Fla.)1 L 1-42/8 vs. #19 Notre Dame1 L 3-42/9 at #75 Wisconsin1 W 5-22/15 #24 Arkansas W 4-32/16 #64 Colorado W 7-02/18 Harvard W 7-02/22 at #27 Texas L 2-52/23 at #8 Baylor L 3-42/24 at #33 TCU L 3-43/4 at #6 Stanford L 2-53/5 at #8 California L 2-53/7 at #18 Fresno State W 5-23/21 #62 Marshall W 7-03/23 Pennsylvania W 6-13/29 • #36 VCU W 5-24/2 • at Old Dominion W 7-04/9 Richmond W 7-04/18 vs. James Madison12 W 4-04/19 vs. Georgia State2 W 4-04/20 #35 VCU3 W 4-05/9 vs. #34 N.C. State4 W 4-05/10 at #9 Duke4 L 1-41 - ITA National Team Indoor Champi-onships, Madison, Wis.; 2 - CAA Tour-nament, Newport News, Va.; 3 - CAA Championship (Huntington Park TC), Williamsburg, Va. (MNTC); 4 - NCAA Regional , Durham, N.C.

2009Record: 10-12Coach: Meredith Geiger-WaltonJ25 #25 TCU L 1-6J31 #16 TEXAS 1 W 4-3F1 #18 N. CAROLINA 1 L 0-7F8 #68 WISCONSIN W 5-2F18 at Maryland W 4-3F21 at #31 Wake Forest L 2-5F28 HARVARD W 6-1M1 #56 PRINCETON L 2-5M3 #20 VIRGINIA L 1-6M8 at #47 San Diego W 4-3M12 at #10 USC L 0-7M13 at #48 Pepperdine L 2-5M20 at #62 Marshall W 4-3M21 vs. #45 Auburn2 L 2-5M30 at #52 VCU* L 3-4A5 LOUISVILLE W 4-3A5 GEORGIA STATE * L 1-6A7 #50 OLD DOMINION * W 5-2A9 #1 NORTHWESTERN L 1-6A11 RICHMOND W 5-2A17 vs. Delaware 3 W 4-0A18 vs. VCU 3 L 1-4

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INDUCTEES

1995Pauline Betz Addie; Althea Gib-son; Doris Hart; Shirley Fry Irvin; Billie Jean King; Helen Lewis; Betsy Nagelsen McCormack; Mark Hume McCormack; Dr. Anne Pittman; Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman

1996Margaret Varner Bloss; E. Mar-guerite Chesney; Louise Brough Clapp; Margaret Osborne du-Pont; Helen Hull Jacobs; Dr. Joan D. Johnson; Eve F. Kraft; Helen Wills Moody Roark

1997Lois Blackburn Bryan; Donna Floyd Fales; Carole Caldwell Graebner; Darlene Hard; Virginia Mack

1998Florence ‘Flo’ Blanchard; Doro-thy Bundy Cheney; Gladys M. Heldman; Julie M. Heldman; Margaret ‘Peggy’ Michel; Mildred B. West

1999Janet Hopps Adkisson; Tory Ann Fretz; Nancy Pearce Jeffett; Fern ‘Peachy’ Kellmeyer

2000Julie Anthony; Emilie Burrer Fos-ter; Jane Albert Willens; Patricia Henry Yeomans

2002Pam Richmond Champagne; Laura DuPont; Ann Valentine; Betty Rosenquest Pratt; Nancy Reed; Jeanne Arth

2004Barbara Scofield Davidson; Bel-mar Gunderson; Barbara Jor-dan; Kathryn Jordan

2006Frank Brennan; Lori McNeil; Stephanie Tolleson; Madge “Bunny” Vosters

2008Beatriz “Gigi” Fernandez; Janice Metcalf Cromer; Alice Luthy Tym; Wendy White Prausa

The ITA Women’s Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame was created to celebrate the milestones in women’s collegiate tennis, from the early struggles for recognition to the achievement of full-fledged intercollegiate competition. Established by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, the Hall of Fame is operated by the College of William and Mary and is housed in the McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center on the William and Mary campus. The Hall of Fame aspires to preserve the history and further the development of women’s intercollegiate tennis through the collection of printed materials, trophies, photographs, equip-ment and other significant items. Each year, the Hall of Fame enshrines exceptional players, coaches and contributors in women’s intercollegiate tennis. The ITA Hall of Fame Committee selects inductees from the fol-lowing categories:

• Outstanding collegiate players • Players who attended college and had a significant impact on women’s tennis • Outstanding collegiate coaches • Individuals or corporations playing a major role in the development of women’s intercollegiate tennis

CONTACT THE HALL OF FAME

705 South Henry Street Phone: (757) 221-3331Williamsburg, VA 23187 Fax: (757) 221-1730 Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.ITAHallofFame.com

ITA WOMEN’S HALL OF FAME CURATOR MILLIE WEST

Millie West serves as the curator of the ITA Women’s Colle-giate Tennis Hall of Fame. An integral part of William and Mary ath-letics for more than 40 years, she is currently Director of Special Projects for W&M, after retiring in 1991 as the College’s Associate Athletics Director. West also served as Women’s Athletics Director and coached both tennis and swimming in her tenure. A highly successful fundraiser, she has been a key in the success of the four BASF Wightman Cup tennis tournaments held at the College, as well as the Joseph J. Plumeri/W&M Pro-Am golf tournament which has reaped great benefits for the Tribe. West coordinated W&M’s Indoor Tennis Center Project, which brought

the state-of-the-art McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center to the Williamsburg campus. She was inducted into the ITA Women’s Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame in 1998, and has also been se-lected to the William and Mary and Mid-Atlantic Tennis Hall of Fame. A 1957 graduate of Georgia College, West received that school’s Alumni Achievement Award. She serves on executive committees for the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame and Williams-burg Community Health Foundation and is a member of the Old Point National Bank Advisory Board.

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William and Mary lost a favorite son on May 16, 2003, with the death of Mark Hume McCormack, a 1951 graduate of the College. McCormack had been in coma since January after suffering a heart attack. Named by ESPN as one of the century’s most influential people in the business of sport, he revolutionized the world of sports marketing with the founding of International Management Group (IMG). A devoted and dedicated supporter of Tribe athletics, he and his wife, Bet-sy Nagelsen founded W&M’s McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center, endowed a tennis scholarship and were continuing sponsors of the ITA Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame. Also a member of W&M’s Board of Visitors, McCormack chaired the College’s fund-raising campaign in 1993 that raised $153 million and was the honorary chair of a campaign for William and Mary, which raised over $500 million for the College.

WILLIAM & MARY REFLECTS ON THE LIFE OF MARK MCCORMACK

“Mark McCormack was truly an honored son of the College. Few individuals in the course of their lifetime have the chance to see and feel and know the influence they have had on the quality and character of an institution. Mark’s influence on William and Mary can be seen not only in the physical buildings he made possible by his generosity, but in the highest level of excellence he expected from his alma mater and from those of us fortunate enough to call him a friend.” - Former W&M President Timothy J. Sullivan

“Obviously his loss is enormous, to both the athletics department and the gen-eral campus community. He was an icon and a founder of an industry and his generosity touched many within the W&M community. What made Mark even more special was, despite his hectic schedule, he always found the time to show a special interest in the lives of our student-athletes and took the time to establish lasting personal relationships.” - W&M Director of Athletics Terry Driscoll

“There is no way that I can adequately express the loss of a person like Mark McCormack. He was a devoted contributor of time, resources and talent to the College of William and Mary, and especially the men’s and women’s tennis programs.” - W&M Director of Special Projects Millie West

“Personally, the area that impressed me most about Mark McCor-mack was that he always wanted to blend in and not stand out. He came to the tennis center he built for our program and would just want to watch, he wasn’t out to call attention to himself or make himself look impressive. Professionally, he was the W&M men’s tennis program. He donated the money and vision to build the best tennis center in the nation, but he also gave the program much more in terms of his time and interest in its progress and success.” - W&M Head Men’s Tennis Coach Peter Daub

“There are not enough words to describe what Mark McCor-mack has done for me and the W&M women’s tennis program. His generosity and support played a direct role in all of our team’s successes. One of the many traits that I truly admired was his ability to treat everyone with respect and make them feel special and appreciated.”

- Former W&M Head Women’s Tennis Coach Brian Kalbas

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MARK McCORMACKCLASS OF 1951

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The College of William and Mary is a public uni-versity located in Williamsburg, Va. Founded in 1693 by Royal Charter issued by King William III and Queen Mary II of England, William and Mary is the second oldest college in the country after Harvard. William and Mary has a long history of liberal arts education and a growing research and science curriculum that demonstrates a strong commitment to undergraduate research. The College, which became a state university in 1906, has been designated a “Public Ivy,” and for nine straight years has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the sixth-best public university in the country – and the nation’s top small public university. Also referred to as “the alma mater of a nation,” the College has educated four U.S. Presidents – George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and John Tyler, which is the third most of any college in the coun-try. William and Mary also claims several firsts, including the 1776 creation of Phi Beta Kappa – the country’s first academic honor society – the first honor code of conduct for college students, and the first collegiate law school, es-tablished in 1779. William and Mary is also home to the Sir Christopher Wren Building – the country’s oldest academic building still in use – and the President’s House, the oldest home of a university president still in use.

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Second oldest educational institution in the U.S.

In addition to four U.S. Presidents, W&M has educated a number of this country’s key historical figures, including U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall and 16 signers of the Declaration of Independence.

In 2008, W&M was recognized as fifth-highest producer of Peace Corps volunteers among mid-sized schools.

U.S. News ranked W&M sixth among all public colleges and universities and 32nd among both public and private institutions in 2009.

Newsweek named W&M “hottest small state university” in 2006.

W&M students contribute 323,000 hours of community service per year.

W&M ranked 18th in graduation rates for national uni-versities in 2009.

Princeton Review rated the W&M Mason School of Busi-ness faculty third in the U.S. in 2008.

The W&M Law School ranked 30th in the nation in 2008.

The History Department’s doctoral program ranked fourth in the nation for U.S. Colonial History

W&M ranked as the sixth-best public university in the country in the inaugural guide, “America’s Best Colleges 2008” by Forbes Magazine

The average SAT score of W&M’s incoming first-year students is higher than that of any other public Virginia institution.

Phi Beta Kappa, the premier academic honor society in America, was founded by W&M students in 1776.

W&M’s 11-to-1 student-faculty ratio is the lowest among the top public universities. Nearly 50 percent of William and Mary’s classes have fewer than 20 students.

W&M libraries, including the main Earl Swem Library, were rated the eighth best College Library in the Country by the Princeton Review in 2008.

Business Week rated the W&M Undergraduate Busi-ness Program in the top 10 among Public Institutions in the country, and the Business Marketing Program was ranked No. 2 in 2008.

Forbes Magazine ranked W&M’s MBA program in the top 50.

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WOMEN’S SOCCER23 NCAA Appearances

WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING2007 CAA Champions

KATIE RADLOFFTwo-Time CAA Swimmer of the Year

WOMEN’S GYMNASTICSSAAC CHAMPS Team Award

MEN’S SOCCER2008 NCAA Second Round

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LACROSSEBack-to-Back CAA Regular Season Champions

34 All-AmericaHonors in 2008-09

ADRIAN TRACYAll-American Football

197 All-ConferenceHonors in 2008-09

FIELD HOCKEYNational Academic Team Award

The College of William and Mary sponsors 23 varsity sports and provides students with a unique and successful balance of athletics and academics. The Tribe Athletics Department finished 99th nationally (as of May 28) in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings for 2008-09, a number that ranked second among Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) programs and fourth in the state of Virginia. The Directors’ Cup, which was created by the NACDA and USA Today in 1993-94, is a program that honors institutions maintaining a broad-based program, achieving success in many sports, both men’s and women’s. W&M has placed among the top 100 nationally in 12 of the program’s 16 years, while leading the CAA on seven occasions. W&M has produced more CAA Championships than any program in the league’s history. The College owns 95 league crowns, nearly 40 more than its closest competitor. The Tribe raked in the awards in 2008-09 as well, tallying a combined 197 all-conference honors, 34 All-America honors and six league players of the year. During the 2008-09 season, the Green and Gold produced an overall athletics winning percentage of 68.2, while racking up a combined 888 wins. Along with its accomplishments on the field of play, the Tribe is just as successful in the classroom, epitomizing the term student-athlete. In the NCAA’s inaugural Academic Prog-ress Report in 2005, W&M ranked fourth among Division I teams, which was the highest of any athletic scholarship-granting school and of any public school. Since the inception of the CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year, W&M has produced 28 honorees, more than any school in the conference. WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM

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WOMEN’S SOCCER23 NCAA Appearances

HEAD COACH JOHN DALYEclipsed 300-win mark in 2008

MEN’S BASKETBALL2008 CAA Finalists

RAGINI ACHARYAITA East Region Singles ChampionWomen’s Tennis

.690 Overall 2008-09 AthleticsWinning Percentage7 CAA Athletes of the Year

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NCAA Championships (2)Men’s Tennis (2)

CAA Championships (95)Baseball (1)Men’s Cross Country (16)Women’s Cross Country (16)Men’s Golf (1)Women’s Lacrosse (1)Men’s Soccer (6)Women’s Soccer (9)Women’s Swimming (1)Men’s Tennis (3)Women’s Tennis (20)Men’s Track and Field (4)Women’s Track and Field (9)Volleyball (8)

CAA Football Championships (3)

ECAC Championships (7)Men’s Gymnastics (3)Women’s Gymnastics (4)

W&M: A College of ChAMpions

MEN’S GYMNASTICS13-Time USAG National Champions2008 National Academic Champions

ERIN SKIPPERAll-CAA, All-RegionVolleyball

TIFFANY BENSONCAA Defensive Player of the YearWomen’s Basketball

ALEX GIBBYRegion Coach of the YearMen’s Cross Country

WILLIAM AND MARY 95James Madison 58Old Dominion 47George Mason 43VCU 36UNC Wilmington 32Hofstra 24East Carolina 24Navy 21Richmond 20Towson 9American 8Loyola 8Georgia State 7Delaware 4Northeastern 3Virginia Tech 2Drexel 1UMass 1Villanova 1

ToTAl CAA ChAMpionships

BASEBALL15 MLB Draft Picks in last eight years

KEZIEL JUNEAURanked No. 103 in Final ITA pollMen’s Tennis

W&M ranked fourth, the highest of any athletic schol-arship-granting school and of any public school, among the Division I teams in the NCAA’s inaugural APR report

W&M’s overall athletics graduation rate is 96 percent (higher than 86 percent for the entire student body)

46 student athletes elected to Phi Beta Kappa in the past 11 years

Four Rhodes Scholars were W&M student-athletes

Won 28 CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards in the last seven years

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William and Mary is committed to building and maintaining outstanding facilities for all 23 of its varsity athletic teams. The College has demonstrated this commit-ment by investing approximately $16 million toward the construction and upgrade of its athletics facilities during just the last six years. Among W&M’s recent projects was the construction of the $11 million, 30,000-square foot Jimmye Laycock Foot-ball Center, which was dedicated in June of 2008. This past summer, Busch Field experienced a renovation that included a total revamp of the field, underlying pad, and drainage systems. The renovation created a competition surface that ranks alongside those used at the U.S. National Training Centers in Virginia Beach, Va., Chula Vista, Calif., and that used at last year’s Olympic Games. In 2005, Kaplan Arena received an upgrade with the installation of 6,900-square foot permanent wood floor along with rubberized sports flooring on the open end of the arena to accomodate track and field and other multi-purpose activities. A year earlier, the home of Tribe soccer and lacrosse, Albert-Daly Field was dedicated, providing the programs with a $1 million all-natural grass facility.

Busch FieLD

kapLan arena

JiMMye Laycock FootBaLL center

TRIBE ATHLETICS FACILITIES

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2009-10 tribe women's tennis guide

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tribe athletics

tribe facilities

tribe ncaa history

year history

associate sid kris sears

year results

busch tennis courts