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2015 Auburn Men’s Tennis

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GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool ............................................................. Auburn UniversityCity / Zip ....................................................Auburn, Ala. / 36831Founded ..................................................................... Oct. 1, 1856Enrollment ........................................................................... 25,078Nickname ...............................................................................TigersColors ..........................................Burnt Orange and Navy BlueFacility ........ City of Auburn/Auburn University Yarbrough Tennis CenterAffiliation ............................................................ NCAA Division IConference......................................Southeastern Conference President ................................................................. Dr. Jay Gogue Alma Mater .........................................................Auburn (1969)Athletic Director ..........................................................Jay Jacobs Alma Mater .........................................................Auburn (1985)University Website ...................................... www.Auburn.edu

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ......................Eric Shore (Francis Marion, 1984) Season .....................................................................................25th Overall Record at Auburn ............................. 332-266 (.555)Assistant Coach .Martin Stiegwardt (Georgia State, 2007) Season ......................................................................................2ndOffice Phone ........................................................(334) 844-9751

TENNIS INFORMATIONInaugural Season ...................................................................1950Season of Tennis .....................................................................65thAll-Time Record ................................................... 750-576 (.566)NCAA Tournament Appearances ..........................................20Last Postseason Finish ......L, 4-1 vs. Harvard (‘14 NCAA First Round)

2013-14 REVIEWOverall Record ...................................................................... 14-14SEC Record / Finish ............................................4-9 / T-9th SECFinal National Ranking .........................................................44th

2014-15 PREVIEWLetterwinners Returning / Lost ........................................... 5/5Newcomers ..................................................................................... 5Top Returners ............................................................Lukas OllertTop Losses .........................................................Daniel Cochrane MEDIA RELATIONSMen’s Tennis SID .............................. Shelly Poe/Josh Brunner E-mail [email protected]/[email protected] Office Phone ........................................................334.844.9593 Cell Phone ................................334.707.4910/205.568.6559Main Office Phone ................................................334.844.9800Office Fax .................................................................334.844.9807Website .............................................. www.AuburnTigers.comFacebook ................................ facebook.com/AUMensTennisTwitter ............................................................. @AuburnMTennis

TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS

INTERVIEWSAll interview requests for Auburn head coach Eric Shore and Auburn student-athletes should be made to Shelly Poe or Josh Brunner. Interviews on match day will be conducted following the conclusion of competition. Events to all home events are free and media are not credentialed.

AUBURNTIGERS.COMAuburnTigers.com is the official home for information on the Auburn men’s tennis team, as well as head coach Eric Shore. The website includes rosters and the 2015 schedule. Information is also avaliable on Facebook and Twitter.

FACILITIES The home of the Auburn men’s and women’s tennis program is the Yarbrough Tennis Center. The facility has six indoor courts, along with 12 outdoor courts. All of Auburn’s home matches will be played at this facility. The Yarbrough Tennis Center also holds team locker rooms, coaches’ offices and a training room.

Quick Facts ................................................................................................................. 12015 Schedule .......................................................................................................... 22015 Roster ................................................................................................................ 3Head Coach Eric Shore .......................................................................................... 4Assistant Coach Martin Stiegwardt ................................................................... 6Yarbrough Tennis Center ...................................................................................... 72013-14 Review ..................................................................................................8-17All-Time Record vs. Opponents ........................................................................18Year-by-Year Result ........................................................................................ 19-24Coaching Records .................................................................................................25Final ITA Rankings .................................................................................................26All-SEC/SEC Champions ......................................................................................27NCAA Champions ..................................................................................................28All-Americans ..........................................................................................................29Career Record Book ..............................................................................................30All-Time Letterwinners ........................................................................................31

MEDIA INFORMATION

2015 AUBURN MEN’S TENNIS

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Date Opponent Location Time 01/18/15 vs. The Citadel Auburn, Ala. 11:00 a.m. CT vs. The Citadel Auburn, Ala. 5:00 p.m. CT 01/23/15 at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio TBA01/24/15 Winner of Tulsa/Purdue Columbus, Ohio TBA01/31/15 vs. Mercer Auburn, Ala. 10:00 a.m. CT vs. Mercer Auburn, Ala. 4:00 p.m. CT02/06/15 vs. UAB Auburn, Ala. 11:00 a.m. CT vs. UAB Auburn, Ala. 5:00 p.m. CT02/13/15 vs. Clemson Auburn, Ala. 2:00 p.m. CT02/15/15 vs. Georgia Tech Auburn, Ala. 1:00 p.m. C 02/20/15 Blue Gray Tournament Montgomery, Ala. All Day02/21/15 Blue Gray Tournament Montgomery, Ala. All Day02/22/15 Blue Gray Tournament Montgomery, Ala. All Day02/26/15 vs. South Carolina * Auburn, Ala. 2:00 p.m. CT03/01/15 vs. Georgia * Auburn, Ala. 1:00 p.m. CT03/08/15 at Vanderbilt * Nashville, Tenn. 1:00 p.m. CT03/13/15 vs. Alabama * Auburn, Ala. 4:00 p.m. CT03/15/15 vs. Mississippi State * Auburn, Ala. 1:00 p.m. CT03/20/15 at Ole Miss * Oxford, Miss. 2:00 p.m. CT03/22/15 at Arkansas * Fayetteville, Ark. 1:00 p.m. CT03/26/15 vs. Jacksonville State Auburn, Ala. 10:00 a.m. CT vs. Jacksonville State Auburn, Ala. 4:00 p.m. CT03/28/15 vs. Florida * Auburn, Ala. 1:00 p.m. CT04/03/15 at Texas A&M * College Station, Texas TBA04/05/15 vs. LSU * Auburn, Ala. 1:00 p.m. CT04/10/15 at Tennessee * Knoxville, Tenn. TBA04/12/15 at Kentucky * Lexington, Ky. 1:00 p.m. CT 04/15-19/15 SEC Tournament College Station, Texas TBA 05/08-10/15 NCAA Tournament 1st/2nd Rounds TBA TBA 05/14-24/15 NCAA Tournament Finals Waco, Texas TBA

2015 SCHEDULE


Player Ht. Class HometownZach Barnes 5-10 FR Birmingham, Ala. (Spain Park )Viboosh Chandrasekar 6-0 FR Boston, Mass. (Laurel Springs) Maxime Hinnisdaels 6-1 SO Saint-Genesius-Rode, Belgium (Texas Tech) Marko Krickovic 6-2 JR Munich, Germany (Baylor) Lukas Ollert 5-8 SR Munich, Germany (Isar-Sport-Gymanasium) Oliver Plaskett 6-2 SO Birmingham, England (Solihull)Dante Saleh 5-9 SO Newport Beach, Calif. Petar Tomic 6-4 SO Belgrade, Serbia (Milos Crnjanski)Joseph Van Dooren 6-0 JR Hamme, Belgium

Head Coach: Eric ShoreAssistant Coach: Martin Stiegwardt

(L-R): Front: Max Hinnisdaels, Viboosh Chandrasekar, Zach Barnes, Dante Saleh; Back: Devon Grant, Coach Martin Stiegwardt, Petar Tomic, Marko Krickovic, Lukas Ollert, Joseph Van Dooren, Oliver Plaskett, Coach Eric Shore

2014-15 ROSTER


COACHING S TAFF

Eric Shore, Auburn’s all-time winningest men’s tennis coach, enters his 25th season on the Plains during the 2014-15 season. After posting a 14-14 record in 2013, Shore now holds a 332-266 career record at Auburn for a .555 winning percentage.

Since beginning his Auburn coaching career before the 1991 season, Shore has established Auburn as one of the top programs in the country, averaging nearly 14 wins per season with 20 NCAA Tournament appearances.

He became the all-time winningest men’s tennis coach in Auburn history on Feb. 5, 2005 as he guided his squad to a victory over Samford to capture win No. 193. Shore passed former head coach Hugh Thomson’s 192 career wins as the latter was head coach from 1982-1990. He picked up his 300th win with the Tigers on March 16, 2012, with a 7-0 win over Central Florida.Since coming to Auburn in 1990, Shore has guided the Tigers to five top-15 finishes and 19 NCAA tournament appearances in the last 20 years, including three Sweet 16 appearances and two top-eight appearances.

Under Shore’s guidance, the Tigers have had 20 All-America selections and 31 All-SEC honorees. In addition, 32 Tigers have participated in the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships since Shore came to Auburn.

At the 2005 Wimbledon Championships, former Auburn great and Shore-coached Stephen Huss rewrote history, along with partner Wesley

Moodie, by becoming the first qualifiers ever to capture the Gentlemen’s Doubles Title. Huss also became the first Auburn tennis player ever to win a Wimbledon title.

Last season, the Tigers clinched their 16th straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Auburn fell in the first round to Harvard 4-1.

The 2002 season proved to be one of Auburn’s most successful as Shore led the doubles team of Andrew Colombo and Mark Kovacs to the NCAA title. The duo went on to earn the honor of ITA Doubles Team of the Year. In the same season, Auburn advanced to the team quarterfinals of

the NCAA Championships for the third time in school history, defeating East Tennessee State, Mississippi State and Washington before falling to #4 UCLA in the quarterfinal round. Shore also led the Tigers to the quarters in 1998, defeating Illinois in the Sweet 16. In addition to the many honors Shore’s athletes have earned, he has also coached 24 players ranked in the final top 50

ERIC SHORE HEAD COACHFRANCIS MARION, 198425th SEASON AT AUBURN/OVERALLRECORD AT AUBURN: 318-252 (.568)CAREER RECORD: SAME


season rankings, including 16 ranked in the top-25 in singles and doubles.

A native of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Shore graduated from Francis Marion College in Florence, S.C., in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology. While at Francis Marion, Shore finished his playing career ranked 20th nationally in NAIA singles.

Immediately after graduation, Shore was employed as the assistant tennis pro at the Scarsdale Golf Club in Hartsdale, N.Y. After leaving New York, he returned to South Carolina to coach the men’s and women’s tennis teams at Francis Marion and worked as an assistant pro at the Florence Country Club.

In 1985, Shore took over as assistant coach at the University of South Carolina and was instrumental in helping the Gamecocks achieve a top-five national ranking in 1989. While at South Carolina, he earned a master’s degree in physical education in 1990. Shore also served as coordinator of the United States Tennis Association Boys’ National Intersectional Team Championships.

Shore and his wife, Ann, have two daughters, Brooke and Francie.

Collegiate Coaching Career

Head Coach, Auburn (1991-present)Year Record Postseason Ranking1991 19-5 - 13th1992 8-15 - N/A1993 7-14 - N/A1994 16-9 NCAA 1st Round 14th1995 10-13 NCAA 1st Round 36th1996 16-11 NCAA 3rd Round 23rd1997 10-10 NCAA Sweet 16 14th1998 17-10 NCAA Sweet 16 12th1999 7-16 - 75th2000 15-10 NCAA 2nd Round 30th2001 14-10 NCAA 2nd Round 21st2002 20-8 NCAA Sweet 16 12th2003 16-10 NCAA 2nd Round 25th2004 11-12 NCAA 1st Round 28th2005 13-10 NCAA 2nd Round 29th2006 14-11 NCAA 1st Round 44th2007 15-10 NCAA 2nd Round 29th2008 11-13 NCAA 2nd Round 31st2009 14-11 NCAA 2nd Round 21st2010 12-13 NCAA 2nd Round 32nd2011 16-10 NCAA 2nd Round 19th2012 18-10 NCAA 2nd Round 19th2013 13-11 NCAA 1st Round 24th2014 14-14 NCAA 1st Round 44th


COACHING S TAFF

MARTIN STIEGWARDTASSISTANT COACH GEORGIA STATE, 2007

2nd SEASON AT AUBURN • 4th OVERALL

Martin Stiegwardt enters his second season as the assistant men’s tennis coach at Auburn.

Stiegwardt helped lead the team to a 14-14 record and a 16th straight NCAA Tournament appearance. He spent his first two years as a coach at Virginia Commonwealth University before accepting the assistant coaching position at Auburn, where he was the assistant coach for the men’s and women’s programs. He was named 2012-13 ITA Regional Assistant Coach of the Year during his final season at VCU.

He also boasts an impressive resume outside the collegiate level, serving as the Executive Director of Tennis at SportsQuest Tennis Academy in Richmond, Va., and serving as tennis pro and Junior Academy Director at Willow Oaks Country Club. Stiegwardt has worked in the professional ranks with Giovanni Lapentti, who reached a ranking of no. 110.

The Quito, Ecuador, native also has an illustrious playing career. Stiegwardt competed at Wimbledon and French Open Junior Events during his youth, while also playing for Ecuador in the Davis Cup.

He was the national singles and doubles champion in the Under-12, 14, 16 and 18 age groups in Ecuador, and was ranked No. 40 in single and No. 24 in doubles by the International Tennis Federation. He then began his collegiate career at Florida in 2005.

Stiegwardt transferred to Georgia State, where he graduated from in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and was named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll while receiving the CAA Commissioner’s Award during his final two years at GSU. He finished his career ranked in the top 50 in the NCAA in singles.


JUNIOR YEAR: Spring 2014: Earned first career individual berth to the NCAA Championships in singles, leading the team with 39 combined wins during the 2013-14 season ... Advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championships before falling to No. 12 Nik Scholtz of Ole Miss 3-6, 6-3, 3-6 in Athens, Ga. ... Earned first round at the NCAA Championships with a three-set win over North Carolina’s 33rd-ranked Robbie Schneider ... Finished the season with a 21-12 overall record and was 11-8 in dual matches ... Finished the year 7-8 at the top spot in the lineup ... Recorded 18 wins in doubles for the second-best total on the team ... Posted an 18-11 mark in doubles with Dennis Lengsfeld .. Earned a selection to the All-SEC Second Team.

Fall 2013: Posted an 8-4 record in singles and a 7-2 mark in doubles, playing with Dennis Lengsfeld and Dante Saleh ... Won the doubles championship with Lengsfeld at the UNLV Larry Easley Memorial ... Advanced to the USTA/ITA Southern Regional doubles semifinals with Lengsfeld ... Was 7-1 with Lengsfeld in doubles ... Ranked no. 75 in the ITA Rankings in singles ... Advanced to the semfinals in singles at the UNLV Larry Easley Memorial ... Earned a quarterfinal berth at the USTA/ITA Southern Regional.

SOPHOMORE YEAR:Spring 2013: Recorded a 14-6 record in singles, while playing at the No.3 and 4 position ... and a 10-8 record in doubles while playing with Joseph Van Dooren ... by end of season was ranked No. 118 in ITA Rankings ... won both matches at ITA Kick-Off

Fall 2012: Recorded a 7-2 record in singles and a 5-1 record in doubles while playing with Michael Wardell and Andreas Mies ... Won the second singles flight at the Crimson Tide Invitational while also capturing the first doubles flight with Mies ... Finished 2-0 in doubles at the Napa Valley Collegiate with Wardell ... Won his last four singles matches of the fall.

FRESHMAN YEAR:Spring 2012: Compiled a 17-9 record in singles, playing in the bottom three spots in the lineup ... Was 7-5 at No. 4, 5-3 at No. 5 and 5-1 at the No. 6 spot ... Won twice against nation-ally ranked opponents ... Posted a 4-7 mark in SEC play ... Was ranked as high as No. 100 in the ITA singles rankings ... Posted a 13-13 mark in doubles, playing primarily with Andreas Mies (5-6) and Daniel Cochrane (7-7) ... Began the season winning his first eight completed matches and 11 of his first 12 to move into the national rankings ... Defeated No. 98 Lars Behlen of Baylor, 6-4, 7-5, for his first win over a ranked opponent ... Provided a win at the No. 4 position at Ole Miss, downing No. 49 William Kallberg, 6-4, 6-2 ... Earned the clinching point in Auburn’s win over LSU with a 6-4, 6-2 win over Stefan Szacinski ... Won both of his matches in the NCAA Tournament ... Defeated Drake’s Ben Mullis, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3, to clinch the Tigers’ first-round NCAA win ... Provided a big win in Auburn’s second-round match at Illinois, defeating Ross Guignon, 6-3, 6-2.

Fall 2011: Did not play; enrolled at Auburn in January 2012.

Lukas OllertSenior | Munich, Germany | 5-8 | Finance


SOPHOMORE YEAR:Posted a 18-21 singles record in 2012 and was 12-15 in dual match action, mostly at No. 3 ... Was 20-17 in doubles on the season, 15-12 in dual match play ... Finished with an 8-3 Fall, 2013, record in singles action ... Went 2-3 against ranked opponents ... Named to the fall and spring Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll ... Named to the fall Dean’s List.

PRIOR TO COLLEGE:German Champion in Junior Doubles ... Ranked as high as No. 77 in the German men’s rankings and No. 2 in the German Junior rank-ings ... Reached the Australian Open Junior Doubles Quarterfinals

... Won two German International Tennis Federation junior singles tournaments and five doubles tournaments ... Won the 2010 Ger-man Men’s Team Championships ... Previously coached by Klaus Langenbach and Sascha Petrashek.

Marko KrickovicJunior | Munich, Germany | 6-2 | Business Finance


SOPHOMORE YEAR:Spring 2013: Went 14-10 in singles ... Finished 8-12 overall in doubles and posted a 4-6 record with partner Dante Saleh ... Posted a 10-7 record in dual match play in singles and was 2-0 and the No. 3 line and 4-0 at No. 6.

Fall 2013: Finished 4-3 in singles ... Posted a 3-2 record in doubles partnering with Daniel Cochrane ... Advanced to the semifinals of the UNLV Larry Easley Memorial in doubles ... Defeated 15th-ranked squad of Becker O’Shaughnessey/Daniil Proskura of Alabama in quarterfinals of the USTA/ITA Southern Regional ... Advaned to semifinals of USTA/ITA Southern Regional before falling, 8-6 ... Went 2-1 at the SEC Fall Classic.

FRESHMAN YEAR:Spring 2013: Finished with a 8-11 record in singles ... and a 10-8 record in doubles with partner Lukas Ollert.

Fall 2012: Did Not Play.

Joseph Van DoorenJunior | Hamme, Belgium | 5-11 | Finance


FRESHMAN YEAR:Spring 2014: Finished 7-4 in singles, mostly playing at the No. 6 spot ... Finished 5-4 at the No. 6 line ... Went 10-12 in doubles, including 5-10 with Daniel Cochrane at the No. 1 spot in the lineup ... Earned a pair of ranked wins in doubles with Cochrane at Florida and at South Carolina.Fall 2013: Did Not Play; enrolled at Auburn in January.

PRIOR TO AUBURN: Was a junior national championships semifinalist in England, competing in singles and doubles ... was coached by Adam Wharfand John Janes.

Oliver PlaskettSophomore | Birmingham, England| 6-2| Business


FRESHMAN YEAR:Spring 2014: Finished 9-13 overall in singles and was 4-8 in doubles ... Played at every spot in the lineup in singles, except at No. 2 during dual match play ... Was 5-5 at the No. 4 spot in the lineup ... In doubles, went 3-2 at the No. 2 spot in the lineup ... Was 2-0 at the No. 1 spot in the lineup and was also 1-0 at the No. 3 spot.Fall 2013: Did Not Play; enrolled at Auburn in January.

PRIOR TO AUBURN: Won Serbian National Championship from 2006-13 ... Attended Milos Crnjanski ... Was coached by David Savic ... Finished 29-25 in singles in juniors and 20-20 in doubles.

Petar TomicSophomore | Belgrade, Serbia| 6-4| Psychology


Maxime HinnisdaelsSophomore | Saint-Genesius-Rode, Belgium | 5-11 |

Finance

PRIOR TO AUBURN: Played for Tim

Siegel at Texas Tech

PERSONAL: Son of Stefan Hinnisdaels and Syliva Fernandez...Majoring in Finance


FRESHMAN YEAR: Spring 2014: Was among one of the top freshman in the SEC during his first year with the team, posting a 19-12 overall record in singles ... Was 12-9 in dual matches, including a 4-4 mark in league play ... Went 5-3 at the No. 4 spot in the lineup ... Finished 8-12 in doubles with a 6-10 record in dual matches.

Fall 2013: Earned seven victories in first action of his career at Auburn ... Won the flight two singles championship at the UNLV Larry Easley Memorial to close out the fall ... Finished 2-2 in doubles ... Advanced to

the third round of singles consolation at the SEC Fall Classic ... Earned

with in straight set to open USTA/ITA Southern Regional in Tuscaloosa.

PERSONAL: Son of Terek and Kristine Saleh ... One brother, Andre ... Dad swam at the University of Texas and at Pepperdine University ... majoring in finance at Auburn.

Dante SalehSophomore | Newport Beach, Calif. | 5-9 | Finance


PRIOR TO AUBURN: Graduate of Birmingham’s Spain Park High School ... previously coached by Kristijan Mitrovski.

PERSONAL: Son of Kelly and Chris Barnes ... Majoring in pre-medicine at Auburn.

Zach BarnesFreshman | Birmingham, Ala.| 5-10 | Pre-Med


PRIOR TO AUBURN: Was ranked among the top five high school players in New England ... Previously coached by Francisco Montoya.

PERSONAL: Son of Akila and N.R. Chandrasekar ... Majoring in business at Auburn

Viboosh ChandrasekarSophomore | Newport Beach, Calif. | 5-9 | Finance


In 2005, Auburn University set out to make its men’s and women’s tennis teams two of the best programs in the country, starting with a state-of-the-art facility. In August of 2006 construction began on Auburn’s new facility. On Nov. 2, 2007, the City of Auburn/Auburn University Yarbrough Tennis Center was dedicated and opened as a new phase in Auburn tennis. The facility has 33,314-square feet of indoor space with six indoor courts, 12 outdoor courts with stadium seating and 16 clay courts. The Yarbrough Tennis Center also houses a pro shop, men’s and women’s locker rooms, concessions and a meeting area. All 12 courts are world-class lighted courts used for both competition and practice by the Auburn tennis teams. “This outstanding facility is a result of the hard work and dedication of numerous people from the City of Auburn and Auburn University,” said Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs. “One of the finest tennis facilities in the Southeastern Conference, the Yarbrough Tennis Center will be a tremendous asset for the men’s and women’s tennis programs at Auburn for years to come.” As one of the best facilities in the Southeastern Conference, Auburn hosted the 2008 SEC Women’s Tennis Championships and the men’s tournament in 2009. The City of Auburn/Auburn University Yarbrough Tennis Center replaced the Luther Young Tennis Complex, Auburn’s tennis home since 1978.

QUICK FACTSName Yarbrough

Tennis CenterYear Opened 2008Indoor Facility 33,314 sq. feetCourts 6 Indoor

12 Outdoor16 Clay Courts

YARBROUGH TENNIS CENTER


Singles Doubles AuburnDate Opponent Result Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 RankingJan. 19 JACKSONVILLE ST W 7-0 W W W W W W W W W 28Jan. 19 MERCER W 7-0 W W W W W W W W W 28Jan. 22 TROY W 7-0 W W W W W W W W W 28Jan. 25 ^#32 Drake W 4-1 W W W L U U L W U 28Jan. 26 ^#7 Baylor L 1-4 L U L L U W L U L 28Feb. 1 ALABAMA A&M W 7-0 W W W W W W W W W 28Feb. 1 DAVIDSON W 5-2 W W W W L L W W U 28Feb. 4 UAB W 6-1 W W W W W W W L W 28Feb. 7 at FGCU W 5-2 W W W W L W L L W 24Feb. 14 at #46 Georgia Tech W 4-3 L W W W L W L L L 24Feb. 16 at #23 Clemson L 1-6 L W L L L L L L L 24Feb. 21 #55 TEXAS TECH L 3-4 L W W L L W L W L 28Feb. 22 * #11 MISSISSIPPI ST. W 4-1 W L W W U U L W W 28Feb. 23 *#36 ALABAMA L 1-4 L L U L L W W W U 28Feb. 28 *Ole Miss W 4-2 L W W L W U W W U 31March 2 *#16 Mississippi St. L 1-4 L L W L L U L L L 31March 7 *#67 ARKANSAS W 4-3 W W W L L W W L L 36March 9 *LSU W 4-1 U W W W U W W W L 36March 14 *at Alabama W 4-2 W W U W W L L W L March 21 *at Florida L 0-4 U L U L L L W L L March 23 *at #48 South Carolina L 1-4 U W L L L U L L L 30March 28 *#13 KENTUCKY L 2-4 L W L W U L L L W 34March 30 *#26 VANDERBILT L 3-4 W L L W W L L L W 34April 5 *#10 Texas A&M L 0-4 U U U L L L L U L 36 April 11 *#21 TENNESSEE L 2-4 W L U Wd L L L L U 29April 13 *#9 GEORGIA L 0-4 L L U U L U L L U 29April 17 % #23 Vanderbilt L 0-4 U L U U L L L L L 40 May 11 $ #31 Harvard L 1-4 U U L L L L L W W 42

^ ITA Kick-Off Weekend (Starkville, Miss.)* SEC Match% SEC Tournament (Oxford, Miss.)$ NCAA Tournament

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2013-14 REVIEWSingles Records

Player #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Tourn. SEC AllDaniel Cochrane 4-0 6-4 4-1 14-5 11-3 6-3 25-8 Joseph Van Dooren 2-0 1-3 3-4 4-0 10-7 4-3 2-5 14-10Karl Fox 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1Nicholas Kiger 0-1 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-2Dennis Lengsfeld 5-3 6-5 11-8 4-3 3-4 15-11Jack Nicholas 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-2Lukas Ollert 7-8 4-0 11-8 10-4 5-3 21-12Oliver Plaskett 2-0 5-4 7-4 0-0 1-2 7-4Dante Saleh 2-0 2-0 5-3 3-6 12-9 7-3 4-4 19-12Petar Tomic 2-0 1-0 5-5 1-3 0-5 9-13 0-0 1-6 9-13 Totals 13-8 17-7 15-6 14-12 8-15 10-11 77-59 36-16 23-30 113-75

Doubles RecordsPlayers #1 #2 #3 Dual Tourn. SEC AllCochrane/Van Dooren 0-1 0-1 3-2 0-0 3-3Ollert/Saleh 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1Cochrane/Lengsfeld 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1Lengsfeld/Ollert 2-2 9-8 11-10 7-1 3-7 18-11Cochrane/Saleh 0-0 2-1 0-0 2-1Cochrane/Tomic 1-1 1-0 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-1Plaskett/Saleh 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Van Dooren/Saleh 1-0 3-6 4-6 0-0 1-2 4-6Plaskett/Tomic 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-1Saleh/Tomic 0-1 0-3 0-4 0-0 0-2 0-4Lengsfeld/Plaskett 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Cochrane/Plaskett 5-9 0-1 5-10 0-0 4-6 5-10Van Dooren/Tomic 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-2Van Dooren/Plaskett 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-1 Fox/Nicholas 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1Cochrane/Ollert 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1Lengsfeld/Saleh 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0 Totals 9-15 13-11 7-12 29-38 12-6 8-21 41-44


Abraham Baldwin .......................................................1-0Akron ..............................................................................1-0Alabama ....................................................34-42Alabama A&M ..............................................................1-0Alabama-Birmingham (UAB) .....................23-7Alabama College ........................................................3-0Arizona ...........................................................................1-1Arizona State ................................................................3-9Arkansas ....................................................22-13Arkansas-Little Rock ..................................................2-1Athens College ............................................................1-0Auburn-Montgomery ............................................ 11-0Austin Peay ...................................................................1-0Baylor ..............................................................................0-2Belhaven ........................................................................1-0Birmingham Southern ..............................................4-0Boise State.....................................................................3-1Brown..............................................................................1-0California-Berkeley .....................................................1-3California-Irvine...........................................................1-0California State-Poly-Pomona ................................1-0Centenary ......................................................................1-0Central Alabama CC ...................................................1-0Central Florida .............................................................2-0Chapman .......................................................................0-1Clemson .........................................................2-4College of Charleston ...............................................1-0Colorado ........................................................................2-0Columbus College ................................................... 10-1Cornell ............................................................................1-0Davidson ........................................................................2-0Drake ...............................................................................3-0Duke ................................................................................3-6East Tennessee State .................................................3-0Eastern Kentucky ........................................................1-0Emory..............................................................................1-0Flagler .............................................................................1-0Florida .......................................................15-36Florida Gulf Coast .......................................................1-0Florida International ..................................................3-0Florida Southern .........................................................0-1Florida State ............................................................11-12Fort Benning ................................................................1-0Fresno State ..................................................................5-1Furman ...........................................................................4-0Georgia ........................................................4-52Georgia Southern .......................................................8-2Georgia State ............................................................ 10-0Georgia Tech .............................................17-22Grambling .....................................................................1-0Harvard ..........................................................................1-3

Houston .........................................................................1-0Huntingdon ............................................................... 17-0Illinois ..............................................................................1-2Illinois Benedictine ....................................................1-0Illinois State ..................................................................1-0Indiana ...........................................................................4-2Indiana State ................................................................1-0Jacksonville ...................................................................1-0Jacksonville State .........................................2-0Jefferson State .............................................................0-1Kalamazoo ....................................................................3-0Kansas .............................................................................1-1Kentucky ...................................................23-30Lander.............................................................................4-1Long Beach State ........................................................0-4LSU .............................................................17-25Louisiana-Lafayette (SW Louisiana) ................. 10-3Louisiana-Monroe (NE Louisiana) .........................5-1Louisiana Tech .............................................................1-0Marion ............................................................................6-0Marquette .....................................................................2-0Maryland .......................................................................0-1Memphis ........................................................................2-0Mercer ..........................................................21-6Miami (Fla.) ................................................................ 2-12Miami (Ohio).................................................................0-1Michigan ........................................................................3-2Middle Tennessee State ...........................................6-0Minnesota .....................................................................4-2Mississippi .................................................27-30Mississippi State .......................................21-25Murray State .................................................................6-0UNLV ................................................................................5-0New Mexico ..................................................................0-1New Mexico State .......................................................1-0North Carolina .............................................................8-6North Carolina Asheville ..........................................1-0North Carolina Charlotte .........................................2-0North Carolina Wilmington .....................................2-0North Carolina State ..................................................2-4North Florida ................................................................4-0Northern Illinois ..........................................................1-0Northern Arizona ........................................................1-0Notre Dame ..................................................................0-2Ohio State ......................................................2-1Oklahoma State ..........................................................4-0Oral Roberts..................................................................1-0Pepperdine ...................................................................0-2Presbyterian .................................................................1-0Princeton .......................................................................1-0Rice ..................................................................................5-0

Rollins College .............................................................0-1Samford....................................................................... 29-5San Diego ......................................................................1-1San Diego State ...........................................................3-1Sewanee (Univ. of the South) .................................1-0Shorter ............................................................................2-0South Alabama ......................................................... 26-1South Carolina ..........................................20-12South Carolina State ..................................................1-0South Florida ............................................................. 19-5Southern ........................................................................2-0Southeastern Louisiana............................................7-0Southern Illinois ..........................................................9-0SIU-Edwardsville .........................................................2-0Southern California ....................................................0-5SMU .................................................................................0-4Southern Mississippi ............................................. 14-0Stanford .........................................................................0-2Stephen F. Austin ........................................................1-0Tennessee ..................................................15-35Tennessee-Chattanooga ..........................................1-0Tennessee Tech ...........................................................1-1Texas ...............................................................................1-4Texas A&M .....................................................3-3Texas Christian .............................................................5-3Texas State (SW Texas State) ...................................0-1Texas Tech .....................................................................1-1The Citadel ...................................first meetingTrinity ..............................................................................2-1Troy ............................................................................... 20-2Tulane .............................................................................4-1Tulsa ................................................................................7-4UCLA ...............................................................................0-4US International ..........................................................0-1Valdosta State ..............................................................1-0Vanderbilt .................................................32-17Virginia ...........................................................................0-1Virginia Commonwealth ..........................................1-1Wake Forest ..................................................................4-3Washington ..................................................................1-0Weber State ..................................................................2-1West Florida ..................................................................1-0West Georgia ................................................................5-0Western Kentucky ......................................................0-1Wichita State ................................................................2-2William & Mary ............................................................1-0Wisconsin ......................................................................3-0Yale ..................................................................................1-0

2015 Opponents in Bold

S e r i e s R e c o r d s

RECORD VS. OPPONENTS


1950 (6-2)Coach: Luther Young

Fort Benning WOle Miss WGeorgia Tech WOle Miss WAlabama LGeorgia WMaxwell Field WAlabama L

1951 (2-5) Coach: Luther Young

Georgia Tech L 4-5Mercer L 4-5Mercer L 2-5Alabama L 0-7Mississippi State W 4-3Alabama L 0-9Mississippi State W 4-3



Marion WAlabama WIndiana LGeorgia Tech LJackson Naval Air Station LMercer WFlorida LFlorida State LMississippi State LAlabama WMarion WMercer W


Alabama WFlorida LGeorgia Tech LMississippi State LMercer WMarion Military Institute WMississippi State WAlabama WMercer WMarion Institute W


Birmingham Southern WFlorida LHoward WGeorgia Tech LMercer WFlorida Southern LAlabama WMississippi State L

Marion Institute WOle Miss WBirmingham Southern WHoward WMercer WFlorida LGeorgia Tech LMississippi State L


Marion Institute W 6-1Florida L 0-9Mercer L 2-7Mercer L 4-5Troy State L 2-5Troy State L 2-5Alabama L 3-6Mississippi State L 1-8Georgia L 0-6Alabama L 2-7


Florida L 0-9Georgia Tech L 0-9Mercer L 3-6Mississippi State L 2-7Georgia L 0-9Mercer L 4-5Troy State W 6-3Alabama L 2-7Howard L 0-9Howard L 1-8


Troy State W 7-2Mercer W 8-1Alabama L 4-5Troy State W 7-2Florida L 0-9Howard L 0-9Troy State W 7-2Georgia L 1-8Georgia Tech L 0-9Howard L 2-7Mercer W 8-1Troy State W 7-2



Florida LFlorida LFlorida State L





Athens College WTennessee LHuntingdon WAlabama LHoward LMississippi State LHoward WAlabama LHuntingdon WAlabama College W


Mercer W 7-2Florida L 1-8Alabama L 4-5Georgia L 0-9Howard L 4-5Alabama College W 8-1Alabama L 4-5Howard L 4-5Mercer W 8-1Alabama College W 7-2Huntingdon W 7-2Huntingdon W 6-3



Mercer WHuntingdon WAlabama L 4-5Alabama L 4-5Florida State LSamford WOle Miss WFlorida State LGeorgia LSamford WOle Miss WHuntingdon W


Vanderbilt W 5-4Samford W 7-2Mercer W 8-1Florida State L 1-8Samford W 7-2Huntingdon W 8-1Mercer W 9-0Georgia L 1-8Florida State L 1-8Huntingdon W 9-0Alabama W 5-4South Alabama W 7-2Alabama W 6-3South Alabama W 7-2Ole Miss W 5-4


Georgia L 1-8Vanderbilt W 5-4Mercer W 8-1Mercer W 9-0Birmingham Southern W 8-1Kentucky L 1-8Vanderbilt L 3-6Ole Miss W 5-4Alabama L 4-5Georgia Southern W 5-4Alabama W 6-3South Alabama W 7-2


Huntingdon W 7-2Mercer W 8-1Huntingdon W 7-2Kentucky L 1-8Georgia L 0-9Vanderbilt L 2-7Ole Miss L 4-5Samford W 8-1Samford W 7-2Alabama L 3-6Birmingham Southern W 6-3


USM Invitational 2ndSouth Alabama W 7-2Alabama L 0-9Kentucky L 1-8Ole Miss W 7-2Vanderbilt L 2-7Samford W 5-4


Huntingdon W 9-0Samford L 0-9Georgia Tech L 0-9Huntingdon W 9-0Samford L 0-9Alabama L 4-5Abraham Baldwin W 7-2South Alabama W 6-3South Alabama W 5-4Alabama L 4-5Ole Miss W 6-3Vanderbilt L 2-7Kentucky L 0-9USM Invitational 2nd


at Huntingdon W 9-0Alma College W 6-3Miami (OH) L 2-7at Alabama L 0-9at Mississippi State L 2-7at Columbus College L 4-5USM Invitational 4thGeorgia Tech L 1-8at South Alabama W 5-4Huntingdon W 9-0Kentucky L 2-7Vanderbilt L 4-5Ole Miss W 7-2at Samford L 3-6South Alabama W 7-2Columbus College W 6-3Samford L 1-8


West Georgia W 9-0Illinois Bendictine W 9-0Louisana State L 1-8Mississippi State L 4-5Columbus College W 7-2USM Invitational 2ndSouth Alabama W 9-0South Alabama W 8-1Georgia L 1-8Georgia Tech L 4-5Kentucky W 9-0Tennessee L 2-7West Georgia W 7-2Alabama L 1-8Vanderbilt W 9-0Columbus College W 8-1


Florida L 0-9Illinois L 2-7Mississippi State L 4-5Louisana State L 2-5Columbus College W 7-2Georgia L 0-9South Alabama W 8-1

Auburn’s 1951 team: (First Row) Robert Struck, J.C. Sellers, Jimmy Addison. (Second Row) Kenneth White, Coach Luther Young, Frank Barker.

A l l -T i m e R e c o r d s


West Georgia W 7-2Samford L 4-5Alabama L 0-9Kentucky L 0-9Tennessee L 2-7South Alabama W 9-0Crimson Tide Classic 3rdColumbus College W 7-2Ole Miss W 6-3Vanderbilt W 8-1Georgia Tech W 5-4Samford W 6-3


West Georgia W 8-1Illinois State W 8-1Tennessee Tech W 9-0Western Kentucky L 4-5Ohio State L 4-5LSU L 1-8Minnesota W 5-4Columbus College W 8-1Samford W 9-0South Alabama W 9-0Alabama L 1-8South Alabama W 9-0South Florida L 4-5Columbus College W 7-2Georgia L 1-8Samford W 9-0Kentucky W 5-4Tennessee L 4-5

1977 (13-8)Coach: Steve Beeland

SW Louisana W 5-4Clemson L 4-5Jefferson State L - (Forfeit) 0-9Indiana State W 6-3at Rollins College L 4-5at Florida L 1-8at Florida State W 6-3at Tennessee W 5-4at Eastern Kentucky W 6-3at Kentucky W 6.5-2.5Georgia Tech W 5-4Northeast Louisiana W 8-1Georgia L 1-8South Alabama W 9-0Samford W 7-2Columbus College W 9-0Vanderbilt L 4-5at West Georgia W 9-0Columbus College W 8-1LSU L 3-6at Alabama L 2-7


at Presbyterian W 7-2at Clemson L 3-6Middle Tennessee W 6-3North Carolina State L 1-8Southern Illinois W 8-1at Tulane W 7-0vs. LSU L 2-7vs. Minnesota W 5-4at SW Louisana L 4-5Shorter W 6-3at Columbus College W 8-1at Samford W 8-1at Mississippi State W 5-4at Ole Miss W 5-4Florida L 2-7Kentucky L 4-5at Georgia L 2-7South Alabama W 9-0at UT-Chattanooga W 6-3at Vanderbilt L 1-8

Florida State W 7-2East Tennessee State W 6-3Columbus W 8-1Tennessee W 5-4Memphis State W 5-4Alabama W 5-4at Kentucky L 2-5


Middle Tennessee State W 7-2Mississippi State L 4-5Southern Illinois W 5-4Kalamazoo W 9-0Austin Peay W 8-1at North Carolina State L 2-7at Davidson W 6-3at Wake Forest L 4-5South Carolina L 2-7at Georgia Tech W 8-1Georgia Southern L 3-6Tulane W 6-1LSU L 4-5at Alabama W 6-3at Tennessee L 1-8at Kentucky W 8-1at East Tennessee State W 5-4South Alabama W 9-0at South Florida L 3-6at Florida L 3-6Georgia L 3-6Ole Miss W 6-1


at Auburn-Montgomery W 8-1at Alabama W 5-1at Mississippi State W 5-4Huntingdon W 9-0UAB W 8-1South Alabama W 8-1Rice W 7-2Shorter W 9-0North Carolina State W - (Forfeit) 9-0Marquette W 9-0Kentucky W 8-1at Mississippi State W 5-4Florida State W 7-2Samford W 9-0Georgia Southern W 8-1at Georgia L 1-8Florida W 6-3Tennessee L 2-7at South Alabama W 4-0at LSU W 5-4Miami L 4-5Alabama W 9-0


Auburn - Montgomery W 9-0Mississippi State W 9-0at UAB W 7-2South Alabama W 9-0at Florida State W 8-1North Carolina State W 7-2Southern Illinois W 9-0Kalamazoo W 9-0Wake Forest W 5-3Georgia State W 5-3at Florida W 8-1at Florida International W 8-1at Miami L 1-8at Trinity W 5-4at Houston W 5-1at Rice W 5-1at Vanderbilt W 8-1at Alabama W 5-4Ole Miss W 6-3Georgia L 3-6

Tennessee W 5-4Kentucky W 9-0**Southern California L 3-6**NCAA Tournament

1982 (17-11) Coach: Hugh Thomson

vs. Miami L 2-7vs. Michigan W 7-2vs. Florida State W 5-4at Auburn-Montgomery W 4-0at Mississippi State W 7-2at Ole Miss W 8-1Furman W 8-1Duke L 2-7South Florida W 7-2Texas Christian L 2-7Southern Illinois W 6-3Arkansas L 3-6Kalamazoo W 8-1North Carolina W 4-2Georgia Southern W 8-1Vanderbilt W 6-3Florida International W 7-2at Arkansas L 4-5at Texas A&M L 4-5at Southern Methodist L 0-9Florida State W 5-4Tennessee L 2-7Kentucky W 5-4UAB W 4-2at SW Louisiana L 2-5at LSU L 3-5at South Alabama W 7-2Samford W 9-0Florida W 7-2at Georgia L 3-6Georgia State W 8-1


SEC ChampionsAlabama Intercollegiates T1stUAB W 9-0Samford W 9-0Mississippi State W 6-3Centenary W 7-2at Rice W 7-2vs. Oklahoma State W 6-3vs. Southern Methodist L 2-6vs. Duke W 5-3

vs. Alabama L 2-5vs. Texas A&M W 5-4at Southern Illinois W 9-0at Furman W 9-0at Duke L 4-5at North Carolina State L 4-5at Wake Forest W 7-2at North Carolina W 5-4at Clemson W 5-4Lander W 7-2Jacksonville W 9-0Flagler W 8-1at Georgia Southern L 4-5Louisiana State W 5-1Grambling W 6-3at Alabama L 2-7at Vanderbilt W 5-4at Florida State W 7-2at Florida W 7-2at South Florida W 7-2at Florida International W 5-1at Miami L 3-6Emory W 8-0Ole Miss W 7-2vs. SW Louisiana W 8-1vs. Miami L 2-7vs. South Alabama W 7-2Georgia L 4-5vs. Kentucky W 7-2vs. SIU-Edwardsville W 5-3vs. Tennessee W 7-2


SEC ChampionsUCLA L 3-6LSU L 4-5Oklahoma State W 6-3Auburn-Montgomery W 8-1Georgia Tech W 9-0North Carolina W 5-3Arkansas W 5-1Clemson W 7-2Southern Methodist L 4-5Vanderbilt W 7-2Arkansas L 3-6Rice W 7-2Northeast Louisiana W 6-3Kentucky W 9-0Texas Christian W 7-2Southern California L 2-7California-Berkeley L 4-5Fresno State W 7-1Yale W 7-1Minnesota L 4-5Harvard W 8-1UCLA L 3-6Duke W 6-0SIU-Edwardsville W 6-3Tennessee W 5-1Georgia W 5-4Tennessee L 4-5Ole Miss W 8-1Mississippi State W 7-2Alabama W 7-2Arkansas-Little Rock W 6-0LSU W 8-1SW Louisiana W 7-2Georgia L 2-7Florida W 8-1**Texas W 5-4**UCLA L 2-5** NCAA Tournament


Florida W 5-4Miami L 3-5Duke L 4-5

Steve Beeland’s 1981 team was the first in AU history to make the NCAA Tournament.

The 1983 SEC Champions, AU’s first con-ference champion men’s tennis team.


Auburn-Montgomery W 7-2Georgia Southern W 6-3Florida State L 2-7SW Louisiana L 2-7Stephen F. Austin W 5-4Southwest Texas L 3-6California-Berkeley L 3-6Arkansas L 1-5Arkansas-Little Rock L 3-5Texas Christian W 5-4Lander W 5-4Mississippi State W 8-1Georgia Southern W 5-2 Wake Forest W 6-3South Florida W 6-3Texas Christian W 5-4Texas L 1-8Trinity W 5-3Southern Methodist L 2-7Miami W 5-4Ohio State W 7-2Pepperdine L 1-8Wichita State W 5-4Florida State L 2-6Florida State L 3-6Florida L 2-7Louisiana Tech W 8-1Georgia Tech L 3-6South Alabama W 5-1Alabama L 2-7Vanderbilt W 7-2Tennessee L 2-7Kentucky L 3-6Ole Miss W 6-2LSU L 3-6


vs. Georgia State W 9-0vs. West Florida W 9-0vs. UAB W 6-2vs. Furman W 5-4vs. South Florida W 6-3vs. Florida State W 6-3vs. UNLV W 5-3vs. Wichita State L 1-5vs. Vanderbilt W 7-2vs. Wichita State L 1-5vs. Chapman L 4-5Lander L 2-6Memphis State W 5-3at Wake Forest L 4-5vs. Louisville L 4-5vs. South Alabama W 6-0Georgia Southern W 5-1Kentucky W 5-1Tennessee W 5-4vs. South Carolina L 1-5vs. Trinity L 3-6vs. California-Irvine W 5-3vs. CalState-Long Beach L 4-5at SW Louisiana L 3-6at LSU L 3-6Cal State-Long Beach L 1-5North Florida W 5-2Georgia Tech L 4-5Vanderbilt W 7-2Auburn-Montgomery W 5-1Alabama W 5-4at Ole Miss W 5-4at Mississippi State W 7-2at Georgia L 2-6


Auburn-Montgomery W 6-3UAB W 6-2Georgia Tech L 3-6vs. Weber State W 6-3vs. Arizona W 5-4

vs. Arizona State L 2-6vs. Ole Miss W 6-3vs. Arkansas W 5-2vs. Michigan L 3-6vs. Arizona State L 3-6vs. Arkansas-Little Rock W 5-4vs. Cal State-Long Beach L 0-8vs. Arkansas W 5-2vs. North Carolina W 6-3vs. SW Louisiana W 1-5Belhaven W 6-0Murray State W 6-0Wake Forest L 2-5at Maryland L 2-6at Miami L 3-6at South Florida W 6-3at Florida L 0-9vs. Texas Christian W 5-4vs. Southern California L 0-5vs. Miami L 3-5Indiana W 5-3Northeast Louisiana W 5-1LSU L 3-6at Tennessee L 4-5at Kentucky L 3-6at Vanderbilt L 1-5SW Louisiana W 5-4Mississippi State W 7-2at Alabama W 6-3Ole Miss W 5-4Georgia L 2-7

1988 (14-17)Coach: Hugh Thomson

North Florida W 5-4Georgia State W 5-0Huntingdon W 6-3Samford W 9-0vs. San Diego State L 1-5vs. Weber State L 3-5vs. Akron W 6-0vs. U.S. International L 3-5Georgia Tech L 1-8Auburn-Montgomery W 6-3Furman W 7-2vs. Indiana L 1-8vs. Murray State W 6-0vs. Northern Illinois W 5-2Southern Illinois W 8-1Tennessee L 2-7Michigan L 2-5San Diego L 4-5South Carolina W 5-1Long Beach State L 4-5at LSU L 3-6at Southwestern La. W 5-4at Miami L 4-5Kentucky L 3-6Vanderbilt L 4-5at Northeast Louisiana L 4-5at Ole Miss L 4-5at Mississippi State W 5-4Alabama L 4-5at Georgia L 2-7Florida W 6-3


Auburn-Montgomery W 5-3Florida State W 5-2Huntingdon W 5-1University of the South W 5-1New Mexico State W 6-0vs. Colorado W 5-0Minnesota L 4-5Southeastern Louisiana W 5-3at South Florida W 6-3at Georgia Tech L 2-5Mississippi State L 4-5

Southern Illinois W 6-2Murray State W 6-2vs. Louisville W 6-0vs. Georgia State W 6-3vs. Southeastern Louisiana W 5-4vs. San Diego State W 6-3vs. Fresno State W 5-1vs. Texas Christian L 1-8vs. Arkansas W 4-3vs. Minnesota W 7-0at Florida L 4-5vs. San Diego W 4-3vs. South Carolina L 1-6vs. Miami L 2-5vs. Samford W 5-2at Kentucky L 0-9at Miami L 0-5at Tennessee L 3-6at Vanderbilt W 5-4at Alabama L 4-5LSU L 3-6at Ole Miss L 4-5Georgia L 3-6


Auburn-Montgomery W 9-0UAB W 5-1Florida State W 9-0South Alabama W 9-0Valdosta State W 6-0Weber State W 6-0Wichita State W 5-1Southeastern Louisiana W 5-0Wisconsin W 5-1Florida W 7-2Lander College W 5-2UNLV W 5-1Southern Illinois W 6-1Samford W 6-0Cal State - Poly-Pomona W 6-0Princeton W 7-2Fresno State W 5-4Harvard L 3-5Wisconsin W 5-2Southern California L 3-5Michigan W 5-1Arkansas L 4-5LSU L 2-5Vanderbilt W 6-1Tennessee L 4-5SW Louisiana W 5-4Alabama W 6-2Georgia Tech W 6-0Ole Miss W 5-1Mississippi State W 5-3Kentucky W 5-4Georgia L 4-5Alabama W 5-4Tennessee L 0-6

Auburn-Montgomery W 5-2Northeast Louisiana W 6-0Southern Mississippi W 8-1Southeastern Louisiana W 5-4vs. Texas A&M W 5-2vs. SW Louisiana W 5-2Georgia Southern W 9-0at Georgia Tech W 5-4Lander W 4-0Georgia L 3-6

vs. Southern California L 0-6vs. North Carolina L 1-5vs. Indiana W 5-1UAB W 5-4at Tennessee W 5-4Mississippi State W 5-2at Duke W 5-4Samford W 5-3at Kentucky W 5-3at Vanderbilt W 5-4at Alabama W 5-4at Florida L 3-5LSU L 2-5Ole Miss W 5-4

Southern Mississippi W 8-1Georgia Southern W 7-2Georgia Tech L 3-6SW Louisiana W 5-4at Ole Miss L 4-5at Mississippi State L 1-5at Florida L 2-7Vanderbilt W 6-3Kentucky L 1-5South Carolina L 1-5Southern Illinois W 6-0at Arizona L 2-5at Arizona State L 3-5vs. Harvard L 3-6vs. Indiana W 4-2vs. Ohio State W 5-1at LSU L 1-8Tennessee L 1-5Arkansas L 2-5at Georgia L 1-5Alabama W 5-4UAB L 4-5vs. Ole Miss L 2-5

Samford W 6-1Tulane W 6-1at Georgia Tech L 3-4at UAB L 1-6Georgia L 1-6Mississippi State L 3-4vs. Texas L 2-5vs. UNLV W 5-2vs. New Mexico L 2-5vs. LSU L 2-5at Miami W 4-3at Vanderbilt L 2-4at Kentucky L 2-4at South Carolina L 3-4at Tennessee L 0-7Florida L 2-5Ole Miss W 4-3at Alabama L 0-7at Tulsa W 7-0at Arkansas W 4-3vs. Tennessee L 0-7

1991 (19-5)Coach: Eric Shore




Samford W 6-1UAB L 1-6Southeastern Louisiana W 7-0Georgia Tech W 5-2Georgia Southern W 5-2Troy State W 6-1at Florida L 3-4at Mississippi State L 0-7at Georgia W 5-2vs. Miami L 2-5vs. Arizona State L 2-4vs. Drake W 7-0at UNLV W 4-3Kentucky W 5-2Tennessee L 3-4Alabama W 4-3at LSU W 4-3Arkansas W 4-2at Ole Miss L 0-7Tulsa W 4-3Vanderbilt W 6-1South Carolina W 4-3vs. Alabama W 5-2vs. Ole Miss L 2-4**South Alabama L 0-4**NCAA Tournament

Southern Mississippi W 7-0Samford W 6-1Georgia State W 5-2vs. Duke L 2-4vs. TCU L 1-4Alabama W 4-2Florida L 3-5at South Carolina W 6-1at UAB L 2-5at Vanderbilt L 0-7LSU W 4-3Mississippi State L 3-4at Alabama W 5-2at Kentucky L 2-4Ole Miss L 2-5SW Louisiana W 5-2at Tennessee L 3-4Georgia L 1-5at Tulsa W 5-2at Arkansas L 1-4vs. Kentucky W 4-0vs. LSU L 1-4

**Tennessee L 2-4**NCAA Tournament

Georgia State W 5-0Samford W 7-0Southern Mississippi W 6-1at Georgia Tech L 2-5Arkansas W 4-3at Ole Miss L 2-4Kentucky W 4-3vs. North Carolina L 1-5vs. Michigan W 4-3vs. UAB L 3-4vs. San Diego State W 4-3South Carolina W 4-3at Mississippi State L 1-6UAB L 2-5Tulane W 6-1at LSU L 2-5at Georgia L 1-6at Florida W 4-3Southeastern Louisiana W 5-1Alabama L 3-4Vanderbilt W 4-2Tennessee W 4-3vs. Arkansas W 4-2vs. LSU L 1-4**South Florida W 4-0**Alabama W 4-3**LSU L 3-4**NCAA Tournament

Georgia State W 4-3Southern Mississippi W 5-2Samford W 6-0Southeastern Louisiana W 6-1Georgia Tech W 6-1Mississippi State L 2-5at UAB W 4-3Ole Miss L 3-4vs. North Carolina W 4-0vs. MTSU W 4-3vs. Ole Miss L 1-4at Alabama L 1-6Florida W 5-2at UNC-Charlotte W 6-1at South Carolina L 1-6Georgia L 1-6at Kentucky L 3-4at Vanderbilt W 5-2LSU W 4-3at Arkansas L 3-4at Tennessee W 5-2vs. South Carolina W 4-0vs. Georgia L 1-4**Oklahoma State W 4-1**Kansas W 4-2**Boise State L 1-4**NCAA Tournament

Samford W 7-0Southern Mississippi W 7-0Georgia State W 6-1at Georgia Tech W 6-1Tulsa W 4-3UAB W 4-3Tennessee L 3-4at LSU L 2-5vs. Kansas L 3-4vs. Middle Tennessee St. W 5-2vs. Texas Christian W 4-0Kentucky W 6-1at Florida L 3-4South Carolina W 5-2at Georgia L 3-4at Ole Miss L 2-5Arkansas L 3-4Alabama W 4-3at Mississippi State L 1-6vs. Vanderbilt W 4-1vs. Kentucky W 4-0vs. LSU L 1-4**South Alabama W 4-0**Tennessee W 4-3**Alabama W 4-2**Illinois W 4-0**Mississippi State L 1-4**NCAA Tournament

Troy State W 5-2Northeast Louisiana W 6-1at Wisconsin W 5-2at Arizona State L 0-7Southern Mississippi W 6-1at UAB L 1-6at South Florida L 0-7Mississippi State L 3-4Ole Miss L 1-6vs. Tulane L 2-4vs. Coll. of William & Mary W 5-2vs. North Carolina W 4-1Murray State W 5-2at Alabama L 2-5at Vanderbilt L 2-5at Kentucky L 1-6Florida L 2-5at Arkansas L 3-4at Tennessee L 3-4LSU L 2-5at South Carolina L 3-4Georgia L 0-7vs. Tennessee L 0-4

Troy State W 6-1Samford W 5-2South Carolina State W 7-0UAB W 4-2South Florida W 5-2South Carolina W 6-1at Georgia L 6-1vs. Boise State W 4-3vs. Fresno State L 5-0vs. Alabama W 4-1Kentucky L 5-2Arizona State W 4-3at Florida L 7-0at Ole Miss L 5-2at Mississippi State L 5-2Tennessee L 5-2Murray State W 7-0Vanderbilt W 7-0at LSU L 4-3Arkansas W 4-0Alabama W 7-0vs. South Carolina W 4-1vs. Tennessee L 4-0**California W 4-3**Stanford L 4-0**NCAA Tournament

Southeastern Louisiana W 7-0at South Florida W 4-3North Carolina-Charlotte W 7-0at UAB W 5-1Ole Miss L 4-3Mississippi State W 4-3Florida W 5-2vs. Minnesota W 4-0vs. VCU W 4-0Notre Dame L 4-1at Arizona State L 4-3at LSU W 4-3at Tennessee L 4-3at Kentucky L 5-2at South Carolina W 4-3Murray State W 5-1Georgia L 4-3at Arkansas L 4-2at Vanderbilt W 4-3at Alabama L 4-1vs. South Carolina L 4-1at Florida State W 4-2**Rice W 4-1**Duke L 4-0**NCAA Tournament


Eric Shore’s 1994 team was the first to reach the NCAA Tournament under his direction.









Mercer W 7-0Southeastern Louisiana W 7-0Troy State W 7-0at b L 1-4North Carolina-Asheville W 5-0Southern W 4-0Arkansas W 4-3LSU W 4-1Georgia L 3-4Tennessee W 4-3South Florida L 1-4at Ole Miss L 2-5at Mississippi State W 5-2at UNLV W 6-1at South Carolina L 2-5at Florida W 4-3UAB W 6-1Vanderbilt W 5-2Kentucky W 4-1Tulsa W 6-1at Alabama L 0-4LSU* W 4-0Kentucky* W 4-1Tennessee* L 1-4**East Tennessee State W 4-2**Mississippi State W 4-0**Washington W 4-3**UCLA L 0-4**NCAA Tournament

Colorado W 4-3Mercer W 5-1Southern W 7-0Troy State W 6-1Southern Miss W 7-0at UAB W 4-3at North Carolina L 5-1at Arkansas W 4-3at LSU L 6-1at Georgia L 5-2at Tennessee W 5-2Ole Miss L 4-3Mississippi State W 5-2Arizona State W 4-3Marquette W 6-1at South Florida W 5-2South Carolina W 6-1Florida L 5-2at Vanderbilt L 4-3at Kentucky L 4-2at Tulsa L 4-2Alabama W 4-3vs. Tennessee W 4-3vs. Ole Miss L 4-1**Georgia Tech W 4-3**Ole Miss L 4-0

UNC-Wilmington W 6-1 College of Charleston W 4-1 Southern Mississippi W 4-3Arizona State L 3-4 Baylor L 2-5 South Florida L 3-4 Harvard L 1-6Mississippi State L 2-4Ole Miss L 1-6 Louisiana-Lafayette W 4-1 UAB W 6-1 Florida L 1-6 South Carolina W 4-3 Kentucky W 4-3 Vanderbilt L 2-5 LSU L 3-4 Arkansas L 2-5 Alabama W 5-2 Tennessee W 5-2 Georgia W 5-2 vs. Arkansas W 4-0 vs. Ole Miss L 0-4 **Texas L 3-4 **NCAA Tournament

Samford W 5-2Mercer W 7-0at South Florida W 7-0Troy State W 7-0at Oral Roberts W 7-0at Tulsa W 4-3at UAB W 5-2Georgia Tech W 4-3at Tennessee L 4-3at Georgia L 6-1Mississippi State L 4-3Ole Miss L 6-1Arizona State W 5-2Florida L 4-3South Carolina W 4-2at Kentucky L 5-2at Vanderbilt W 4-3at LSU L 6-1at Arkansas W 4-3Alabama L 6-1vs. LSU L 4-1**Middle Tennessee St. W 4-3**Ole Miss L 4-1** NCAA Tournament

North Floirda W 6-1Samford W 6-0Mercer W 6-0Troy W 7-0at Northern Arizona W 7-0at Arizona State L 3-4South Florida W 6-1Georgia Tech L 3-4Kentucky L 2-5Vanderbilt W 7-0at Mississippi State W 6-1at Ole Miss L 0-7Southern Miss W 7-0UAB W 5-2Georgia L 2-5Tennessee W 5-2South Carolina L 3-4Florida L 3-4Arkansas L 1-6LSU W 4-3Tulsa W 4-3Central Alabama CC W 5-0Alabama L 2-4Alabama L 1-4**Florida State L 2-4**NCAA Tournament

Samford W 7-0North Florida W 7-0Troy W 7-0at South Florida W 5-2Georgia Tech W 6-1UAB W 6-0at Tulsa L 4-3at Kentucky W 5-2at Vanderbilt L 5-2Mississippi State W 5-2Ole Miss L 6-1Fresno State W 4-2Notre Dame L 4-1VCU L 4-2at Georgia L 6-1at Tennessee L 5-2South Carolina W 5-2Arkansas W 5-2LSU W 4-3Alabama L 4-3Florida W 4-3vs. Kentucky W 4-0vs Ole Miss L 4-0** vs. Georgia State W 4-0** vs. Georgia L 4-0** NCAA Tournament

Troy W 7-0 Southern Mississippi W 7-0 Arizona State L 4-3 at Georgia Tech W 5-2 Tulsa L 4-3 South Florida W 7-0 at North Carolina L 4-0 Arkansas W 5-2 LSU W 4-3 at Ole Miss L 4-1 at Mississippi State L 4-3 Brown W 4-2Oklahoma State W 4-0 Texas Tech L 4-0 Vanderbilt W 5-2 at Kentucky L 4-3 Tennessee L 4-3 Georgia L 7-0 at Florida L 7-0 at South Carolina W 4-3 at Alabama L 4-3 *Kentucky L 4-2 **Wake Forest W 4-3 **Georgia L 4-0 *SEC Tournament**NCAA Tournament

Vanderbilt # W 5-3Stanford # L 5-2UAB W 6-1Central Florida W 4-3Georgia Tech W 4-2at South Florida W 4-1North Carolina L 4-3at LSU W 4-3at Arkansas W 4-1Mississippi State L 4-3Ole Miss L 6-1at Vanderbilt W 5-2Kentucky L 4-3at Georgia L 5-2at Tennessee L 4-1South Carolina W 6-1Florida W 4-3Alabama L 4-2Mississippi State* W 4-1Georgia* L 4-1South Florida** W 4-0Florida State** L 4-1#National Indoor Qualifier*SEC Tournament**NCAA Tournament










Duke # L 4-2Arizona # L 4-0at Alabama-Birmingham W 4-0Troy W 5-2at Georgia Tech L 4-3Southern Mississippi W 6-1at Tulsa L 4-2Tennessee L 7-0Georgia L 6-1at Florida L 5-2at South Carolina W 4-3at North Carolina L 4-3at Kentucky L 4-0South Florida W 4-1Vanderbilt W 5-2Arkansas W 4-3LSU W 5-2at Ole Miss L 5-2at Mississippi State L 5-2at Alabama W 4-3Arkansas* W 4-1Georgia* W 4-3Florida* L 4-1Troy** W 4-0at Florida** L 4-0# National Indoor Qualifier* SEC Tournament** NCAA Tournament


A l l -T i m e R e c o r d s / Ye a r - B y -Ye a r R e s u l t s

California# L 4-2LSU# W 4-1Troy W 7-0Southern Miss W 6-1North Carolina W 7-0UAB W 6-1Georgia Tech L 4-3Boise State W 4-1Texas Tech W 4-3Pepperdine L 4-0at Georgia L 4-0at Tennessee L 5-2South Carolina W 6-1Florida L 4-3at South Florida W 5-2at Vanderbilt W 4-3Kentucky W 4-1at LSU L 5-2at Arkansas W 5-2Mississippi State L 5-2Ole Miss W 5-2Alabama W 4-0South Carolina* W 4-0Kentucky* L 4-3UNC Wilmington** W 4-1Georgia** L 4-0# National Indoor Qualifier* SEC Tournament** NCAA Tournament

2010-11 AuburnMen’s Tennis

2010-11 Auburn University Men’s Tennis


Troy W 7-0Middle Tennessee W 7-0at Georgia Tech # W 4-1vs. North Carolina # W 4-1Southern Miss W 6-1South Florida W 6-1at Virginia ^ L 4-0vs. Baylor ^ W 4-1vs. Texas ^ L 4-2vs. Boise State % W 4-1vs. Cornell % W 4-2vs. Clemson % W 4-1at Ole Miss L 5-2at Mississippi State L 5-2Arkansas W 5-2LSU W 5-2at Central Florida W 7-0at Kentucky L 4-0Vanderbilt W 4-3at Florida L 7-0at South Carolina W 4-3Tennessee L 5-2Georgia L 6-1at Alabama W 4-1vs. South Carolina * W 4-2vs. Georgia * L 4-0vs. Drake ** W 4-2at Illinois ** L 4-3# National Indoor Qualifier^ National Indoor Championships% Blue-Gray Classic* SEC Tournament** NCAA Tournament


2013 (13-11)Coach Eric Shore

Troy W 7-0Middle Tennessee W 7-0at Georgia Tech # W 4-1vs. North Carolina # W 4-1Southern Miss W 6-1South Florida W 6-1at Virginia ^ L 4-0vs. Baylor ^ W 4-1vs. Texas ^ L 4-2vs. Boise State % W 4-1vs. Cornell % W 4-2vs. Clemson % W 4-1at Ole Miss L 5-2at Mississippi State L 5-2Arkansas W 5-2LSU W 5-2at Central Florida W 7-0at Kentucky L 4-0Vanderbilt W 4-3at Florida L 7-0at South Carolina W 4-3Tennessee L 5-2Georgia L 6-1at Alabama W 4-1vs. South Carolina * W 4-2vs. Georgia * L 4-0vs. Drake ** W 4-2at Illinois ** L 4-3# National Indoor Qualifier^ National Indoor Championships% Blue-Gray Classic* SEC Tournament** NCAA Tournament

Jacksonville State W 7-0Mercer W 7-0Troy W 7-0at Drake University # W 4-1vs. Baylor # L 4-1Alabama A&M W 7-0Davidson W 5-2UAB W 6-1Florida Gulf Goast W 5-2Georgia Tech W 4-3Clemson L 6-1Texas Tech % L 4-3Mississippi State % W 4-1Alabama % L 4-1at Ole Miss W 4-2at Mississippi State L 4-1Arkansas W 4-3LSU W 4-1at Alabama W 4-2at Florida L 4-0at South Carolina L 4-1Kentucky L 4-1Vanderbilt L 4-3at Texas A&M L 4-0Tennessee L 4-2Georgia L 4-0Vanderbilt* L 4-0Harvard** L 4-1

% Blue-Gray Classic

* SEC Tournament** NCAA Tournament



Year Coach Record SEC Postseason Final ITA Rank1950 Luther Young 6-2 1951 Luther Young 2-5 1952 Luther Young 1-7 1953 Luther Young 6-6 10th 1954 Luther Young 7-3 1955 Luther Young 9-7 8th 1956 Luther Young 1-10 10th 1957 Luther Young 1-9 1958 Luther Young 6-6 11th 1959 Luther Young 7-5 10th 1960 Luther Young 0-3 9th 1961 Luther Young 4-6 9th 1962 Luther Young 1-4 11th 1963 Luther Young 0-9 12th 1964 Luther Young 5-5 11th 1965 Luther Young 6-6 7th 1966 Luther Young 5-5 9th 1967 Luther Young 7-5 10th 1968 Luther Young 12-3 8th 1969 Luther Young 8-4 9th 1970 Luther Young 6-5 10th 1971 Luther Young 3-3 9th 1972 Luther Young 6-7 10th 1973 Luther Young 7-9 10th 1974 Luther Young 9-6 9th 1975 Luther Young 9-9 8th 1976 Luther Young 11-7 6th 1977 Steve Beeland 13-8 10th 1978 Steve Beeland 18-9 7th 1979 Steve Beeland 12-10 8th 1980 Steve Beeland 18-3 4th 1981* Steve Beeland 20-3 3rd NCAA Round of 161982 Hugh Thomson 17-11 T-5th 1983 Hugh Thomson 30-9 1st T-5th 1984* Hugh Thomson 27-11 1st NCAA Quarterfinals T-9th1985 Hugh Thomson 19-20 10th 1986 Hugh Thomson 20-14 T-4th 1987 Hugh Thomson 18-18 T-8th 1988 Hugh Thomson 14-17 T-6th 1989 Hugh Thomson 20-14 T-7th 1990 Hugh Thomson 27-7 T-3rd 1991 Eric Shore 19-5 NA 13th1992 Eric Shore 8-15 11th 1993 Eric Shore 7-14 12th 1994* Eric Shore 16-9 T-4th NCAA Regionals 14th1995* Eric Shore 10-13 9th NCAA Regionals 36th1996* Eric Shore 16-11 6th NCAA Regionals 23rd1997* Eric Shore 16-10 8th NCAA Round of 16 14th1998* Eric Shore 17-10 8th NCAA Quarterfinals 12th1999 Eric Shore 7-16 12th 75th2000* Eric Shore 15-10 8th NCAA Second Round 30th2001* Eric Shore 14-10 7th NCAA Second Round 21st2002* Eric Shore 20-8 T-2nd NCAA Quarterfinals 12th2003* Eric Shore 16-10 7th NCAA Second Round 25th2004* Eric Shore 11-12 8th NCAA First Round 28th2005* Eric Shore 13-10 4th NCAA Second Round 29th2006* Eric Shore 14-11 9th NCAA First Round 44th2007* Eric Shore 15-10 7th NCAA Second Round 29th2008* Eric Shore 11-13 T7th NCAA Second Round 31st2009* Eric Shore 14-11 7th NCAA Second Round 21st2010* Eric Shore 12-13 6th NCAA Second Round 32nd2011* Eric Shore 16-10 6th NCAA Second Round 19th2012* Eric Shore 18-10 7th NCAA Second Round 19th 2013* Eric Shore 13-11 NCAA First Round 29th2014* Eric Shore 14-14 T-9th NCAA First Round 44th* - NCAA Tournament Team Participant

A l l -T i m e R e c o r d s / Ye a r - B y -Ye a r R e s u l t s


Auburn Final ITA RankingsYear Player Ranking1981 Derek Tarr ................................................................................ 141982 Dan Cassidy ............................................................................ 141982 Bud Cox ................................................................................... 391983 Howard Herr .......................................................................... 361983 Kevin Moir ............................................................................... 481984 Barry Moir ..................................................................................91984 Dan Cassidy ............................................................................ 221985 Marius Masencamp ............................................................. 491987 Marcel van der Merwe........................................................ 441987 Kyle Anderson/Marcel van der Merwe ......................... 181989 Ian Russell .............................................................................. 491990 Martin Persson ..................................................................... 531990 Matt Hewitt ........................................................................... 721990 David Ekerot ......................................................................... 981991 Matt Hewitt ........................................................................... 401991 Martin Persson ..................................................................... 591992 Mike Hegarty ........................................................................ 331993 Cyril Buscaglione ................................................................. 581993 Roberto Teofilo .................................................................... 961994 Carlos Engel .......................................................................... 531995 Carlos Engel .......................................................................... 681995 Adham Adlaily/Lee Pearson ............................................ 391996 Lee Pearson ........................................................................... 271996 Carlos Engel .......................................................................... 551996 Adam Adlaily/Lee Pearson ............................................... 351997 Lee Pearson ........................................................................... 201997 Stephen Huss ........................................................................ 871997 Adam Alaily/Lee Pearson ................................................. 101997 Rene Moller/Stephen Huss .............................................. 451998 Lee Pearson ..............................................................................81998 Stephen Huss ........................................................................ 351998 Stephen Huss/Lee Pearson .................................................51999 George Matijasevic ............................................................. 722000 Stephen Huss ........................................................................ 252000 George Matijasevic ............................................................. 722000 Tiago Ruffoni ........................................................................ 852000 Stephen Huss/Mark Kovacs ............................................. 242001 Tiago Ruffoni ......................................................................... 402001 Rameez Junaid ...................................................................... 672001 George Matijasevic .............................................................. 852001 Georges Matijasevic/Tiago Ruffoni................................ 162002 Rameez Junaid ...................................................................... 272002 Andrew Colombo ................................................................. 512002 Tiago Ruffoni ......................................................................... 582002 Mark Kovacs/Andrew Colombo ...................................... 102002 Tiago Ruffoni/Andrew Colombo .................................... 112002 Tiago Ruffoni/Rameez Junaid.......................................... 152003 Rameez Junaid .........................................................................82003 Gabor Zoltan Pelva .............................................................. 812003 Andy Colombo/Rameez Junaid .........................................92004 Gabor Zoltan Pelva .............................................................. 152005 Gabor Zoltan Pelva/Alex Schweizer .............................. 102005 Gabor Zoltan Pelva .............................................................. 372006 Alex Schweizer ...................................................................... 802006 Robbert Lathouwers .........................................................1122007 Robbert Lathouwers ........................................................... 522007 Alex Schweizer ...................................................................... 662007 Robbert Lathouwers/Alex Schweizer ........................... 432008 Alexey Tsyrenov .................................................................... 322008 Tim Puetz ................................................................................ 742009 Alexey Tsyrenov .................................................................... 412009 Tim Puetz ................................................................................ 912009 Alexey Tsryenov/Tim Puetz .................................................62009 Lukas Marsoun/Alex Stamchev....................................... 702010 Tim Puetz ................................................................................ 142010 Alex Stamchev ....................................................................1002010 Tim Puetz/Alex Stamchev ....................................................92011 Tim Puetz ................................................................................ 182011 Alex Stamchev ....................................................................1142011 Tim Puetz/Dan Cochrane .................................................. 132011 Alex Stamchev/Andreas Mies .......................................... 842012 Alex Stamchev/Andreas Mies .......................................... 192012 Andreas Mies ......................................................................... 232013 Andreas Mies/Dan Cochrane ..............................................62013 Dennis Lengsfeld/Lucas Lopasso ................................... 632013 Andreas Mies ......................................................................... 142013 Lukas Ollert ..........................................................................1082014 Lukas Ollert ............................................................................ 502014 Daniel Cochrane ................................................................... 68

Auburn Team and Individual Honors and Awards1984 Team NCAA Quarterfinals 1991 Jon von Nostrand Award - Matt Hewitt1997 NCAA Quarterfinals Doubles - Lee Pearson and Adham Alaily1998 Osuna Sportsmanship Award - Lee Pearson1999 Nat. Clay Court Doubles Champions - Stephen Huss and Tiago Ruffoni2000 NCAA Quarterfinalist - Stephen Huss2001 Region III Doubles Champions - Tiago Ruffoni and Andrew Colombo2002 Team NCAA Quarterfinals2002 NCAA Doubles Champions - Mark Kovacs and Andrew Colombo2003 NCAA Quarterfinalist - Rameez Junaid2004 SEC Indoor Champions - Gabor Zoltan Pelva and Alex Schweizer2004 NCAA Singles Semi-Finalist - Gabor Zoltan Pelva 2005 NCAA Doubles Quarterfinalist - Gabor Zoltan Pelva and Alex Schweizer2012 ITA All-American Doubles Champions - Andreas Mies and Daniel Cochrane

Auburn Team Top 25 Final ITA Rankings1981 ............................................................................................................................12th1983 ............................................................................................................................14th1984 .............................................................................................................................. 8th1986 ............................................................................................................................25th1990 ............................................................................................................................ 21st1991 ............................................................................................................................13th1994 ............................................................................................................................15th1996 ............................................................................................................................24th1997 ............................................................................................................................14th1998 ............................................................................................................................12th2001 ............................................................................................................................ 21st2002 ............................................................................................................................12th2003 ............................................................................................................................25th2009 ............................................................................................................................ 21st2011 ............................................................................................................................19th2012 ............................................................................................................................19th2013 ............................................................................................................................29th

Tim Puetz finished the 2010 season ranked No. 14 which was the highest Auburn had seen since 2004 when Gabor Zoltan Pelva finished the season ranked 15th.


NCAA Tournament Teams1981 First Round: Southern Cal 6, Auburn 31984 First Round: Auburn 5, Texas 4 Quarterfinals: UCLA 5, Auburn 21994 First Round: South Alabama 4, Auburn 01995 First Round: Tennessee 4, Auburn 21996 First Round: Auburn 4, South Florida 0 Second Round: Auburn 4, Alabama 3 Third Round: LSU 4, Auburn 31997 First Round: Auburn 4, Oklahoma St. 1 Second Round: Auburn 4, Kansas 2 Sweet 16: Boise State 4, Auburn 11998 First Round: Auburn 4, South Alabama 0 Second Round: Auburn 4, Tennessee 3 Third Round: Auburn 4, Alabama 2 Sweet Sixteen: Auburn 4, Illinois 1 Quarterfinals: Miss. St. 4, Auburn 02000 First Round: Auburn 4, California 3 Second Round: Stanford 4, Auburn 02001 First Round: Auburn 4, Rice 1 Second Round: Duke 4, Auburn 02002 First Round: Auburn 4, ETSU 2 Second Round: Auburn 4, Miss. State 0 Sweet Sixteen: Auburn 4, Washington 3 Quarterfinals: UCLA 4, Auburn 02003 First Round: Auburn 4, Georgia Tech 3 Second Round: Ole Miss 4, Auburn 02004 First Round: Texas 4, Auburn 32005 First Round: Auburn 4, MTSU 3 Second Round: Ole Miss 4, Auburn 12006 First Round: Florida State 4, Auburn 22007 First Round: Auburn 4, Georgia State 0 Second Round: Georgia 4, Auburn 02008 First Round: Auburn 4, Wake Forest 3 Second Round: Georgia 4, Auburn 02009 First Round: Auburn 4, South Florida 0 Second Round: Florida State 4, Auburn 12010 First Round: Auburn 4, Troy 0 Second Round: Florida 4, Auburn 02011 First Round: Auburn 4, UNC Wilmington 1 Second Round: Georgia 4, Auburn 02012 First Round: Auburn 4, Drake 2 Second Round: Illinois 4, Auburn 32013 First Round: NC State 4, Auburn 12014 First Round: Harvard 4, Auburn 1

NCAA Tournament Participants1974 Jackie Bushman, Drew Evert1976 Jackie Bushman, Drew Evert1977 Jackie Bushman1978 Mike Brunberg1979 Derek Tarr1980 Derek Tarr1981 Derek Tarr1982 Dan Cassidy, Bud Cox1983 Howard Herr1984 Dan Cassidy, Barry Moir1985 Marius Masencamp1987 Marcel Van Der Merwe1991 Matt Hewitt, Martin Persson1992 Michael Hegarty1994 Carlos Engel1995 Adham Alaily (D), Lee Pearson (S&D)1996 Lee Pearson (S)1997 Adham Alaily (D), Lee Pearson (S&D)1998 Stephen Huss (S&D), Lee Pearson (S&D)2000 Stephen Huss (S&D), Mark Kovacs (D)2001 Tiago Ruffoni (S&D), Georges Matijasevic (D), Rameez Junaid(S)2002 Rameez Junaid (S&D), Mark Kovacs (D) Tiago Ruffoni (S&D), Andrew Colombo (D)2003 Rameez Junaid (S&D), Andy Colombo (D)2004 Gabor Zoltan Pelva (S)2005 Gabor Zoltan Pelva (S&D), Alex Schweizer (D)2007 Robbert Lathouwers (S&D), Alex Schweizer (S&D)2008 Alexey Tsyrenov (S)2009 Alexey Tsyrenov (S&D) Tim Puetz (D)2010 Tim Puetz (S&D), Alex Stamchev (D)2011 Tim Puetz (S&D) Daniel Cochrane (D)2012 Alex Stamchev (D) Andreas Mies (S&D)2013 Andreas Mies (S&D) Daniel Cochrane (D)2014 Lukas Ollert (S)

SEC Champions1978 Derek Tarr, (No. 4, S)1981 Derek Tarr, (No. 1, S); Colin Smith, (No. 5, S)1983 Kevin Moir, (No. 2, S); Pat Cassidy, (No. 6, S); Alex Dias/Kevin Moir, (No. 1, D); Howard Herr/M. Van Der Merwe, (No. 3,D)1984 Barry Moir, (No. 2, S); Howard Herr, (No. 3, S); Marcel Van Der Merwe, (No. 4, S); Barry Moir/Greg Osborne, (No. 1, D); Howard Herr/M. VanDer Merwe, (No. 3, D)1989 Matt Hewitt, (No. 4, S)No Individual Tournament after 1989

2004 Gabor Zoltan Pelva/Alex Schweizer SEC Indoor Doubles Champions

All-SEC1976 Jackie Bushman; Drew Evert1977 Jackie Bushman1978 Mike Brunnberg; Derek Tarr1979 Derek Tarr1980 Bud Cox; Derek Tarr1981 Dan Cassidy; Derek Tarr1982 Dan Cassidy; Bud Cox1983 Alex Dias; Howard Herr; Kevin Moir1984 Dan Cassidy; Howard Herr; Barry Moir1985 Marius Masencamp; Greg Osbourne1986 Marcel Van Der Merwe (S)1987 Kyle Anderson (D); Marcel Van Der Merwe (S & D)1988 Ian Russell (S)1990 David Ekerot (S)1996 Carlos Engel (S); Lee Pearson (S)1997 Adham Alaily (D); Lee Pearson (S&D)1998 Stephen Huss (S&D); Lee Pearson (S&D)2001 Georges Matijasevic(D) Tiago Ruffoni(D)2002 Rameez Junaid (S); Tiago Ruffoni (D); Andrew Colombo (D)2003 Rameez Junaid (S)2004 Gabor Zoltan Pelva (S)2005 Gabor Zoltan Pelva (S)2006 Nick Lane (S)2007 Robbert Lathouwers (S)2008 Alexey Tsyrenov (S); Tim Puetz (S)2009 Alexey Tsyrenov; Tim Puetz; Alex Stamchev2010 Tim Puetz; Alex Stamchev; Tim Hewitt2011 Tim Puetz; Alex Stamchev2012 Alex Stamchev, Andreas Mies2013 Daniel Cochrane/Andreas Mies

Honors


2004 SEC Indoor Doubles Champions

Alex Schweizer and Gabor Zoltan PelvaFirst Round

Schweizer/Pelva (Auburn) def. Ken Skupski/Sebastian Rutka (LSU) 8-6

Second Round

Schweizer/Pelva (Auburn) def. Evan Austin/Alex Hume (Kentucky) 9-8 (4)

Quarterfinals

Schweizer/Pelva (Auburn) def. Zach Dailey/Lew Smith (Vanderbilt) 8-3

Semifinals

Schweizer/Pelva (Auburn) def. Claes Lindholm/Erik Claesson (Ole Miss) 8-5

Finals

Schweizer/Pelva (Auburn) def. Caitlan Gard/Paul Cirorascu (Ole Miss) 8-3

2002 NCAA Doubles ChampionsMark Kovacs and Andy ColumboFirst Round

Kovacs/Colombo (Auburn) def. Mercier/Yip (Utah) 4-6, 6-1, 7-6(4)

Second Round

Kovacs/Colombo (Auburn) def. Kogan/Romero (Tulane) 7-5, 7-5

Quarterfinals

Kovacs/Colombo (Auburn) def. Haug/Mankad (Minnesota) 6-4, 7-5

Semifinals

Kovacs/Colombo (Auburn) def. Calkins/Delic (Illinois) 6-4, 6-4

Finals

Kovacs/Colombo (Auburn) def. Scott Lipsky/David Martin (Stan.) 6-2, 3-6, 6-2

1999 National Clay Court Doubles Champions

Tiago Ruffoni and Stephen HussFirst Round

Ruffoni/Huss (Auburn) def. Gert Vilms/Damien Ward (BYU) 6-7, 7-6, 6-4

Second Round

Ruffoni/Huss (Auburn) def. Danny McCain/Matt Wright (Michigan) 6-3, 6-1

Quarterfinals

Ruffoni/Huss (Auburn) def. Tom Hand/Dan Kiernan (LSU) 3-6, 6-1, 7-5

Semifinals

Ruffoni/Huss (Auburn) def. Doug Root/Ramsey Smith (Duke) 6-3, 6-3

Finals

Ruffoni/Huss (Auburn) def. Josh Goffi/Darrin Knight (Clem.) 7-6(4), 6-7(6), 6-1

C h a m p i o n s


2012 ITA All-American Doubles Champions

Daniel Cochrane and Andreas MiesFirst Round

Cochrane/Mies (Auburn) def. Krickovic/Verzaal (Baylor), 8-5

Second Round

Cochrane/Mies (Auburn) def. Sarmiento/Quiroz (Southern Cal), 9-7

Quarterfinals

Cochrane/Mies (Auburn) def. Stropp/Angus (Miss. State), 8-5

Semifinals

Cochrane/Mies (Auburn) def. Domijan/Richmond (Virginia), 4-6, 6-2, 6-3

Finals

Cochrane/Mies (Auburn) def. Jenkins/Styslinger (Virginia), 7-6 (6), 6-2

C h a m p i o n s / A l l - A m e r i c a n s

Derek Tarr1981 - Singles

Auburn All-Americans

Dan Cassidy1982 - Singles1984 - Singles

Barry Moir1984 - Singles

Lee Pearson1996 - Singles

1997 - Singles & Doubles

1998 - Singles & Doubles

Adham Alaily1997 - Doubles

Stephen Huss1998 - Doubles2000 - Singles

Andrew Colombo2002 - Doubles

Mark Kovacs2002 - Doubles

Rameez Junaid2003 - Singles

Gabor Zoltan Pelva2004 - Singles

2005 - Doubles

Alex Schweizer2005 - Doubles

Alexey Tsyrenov2009 - Doubles

Tim Puetz2009 - Doubles2010 - Singles &

Doubles

Alex Stamchev2009 - Doubles2010 - Doubles2012 - Doubles

Andreas Mies2012 - Doubles


Single-Season Records

Combined VictoriesPlayer No. YearAndrew Colombo ............................ 63 .............................................. 2002Alex Dias ............................................. 62 .............................................. 1983Tim Puetz ............................................ 60 .............................................. 2010Marcel van der Merwe ................... 60 .............................................. 1983Barry Moir ........................................... 59 .............................................. 1984Gabor Zoltan Pelva ......................... 57 .............................................. 2004Kevin Moir .......................................... 57 .............................................. 1983Marcel van der Merwe ................... 57 .............................................. 1984Tiago Ruffoni ..................................... 56 .............................................. 2002Alex Stamchev .................................. 55 .............................................. 2011Lee Pearson ....................................... 55 .............................................. 1997Stephen Huss .................................... 53 .............................................. 2000Rameez Junaid ................................. 53 .............................................. 2003

Singles VictoriesPlayer No. YearBarry Moir ........................................... 38 .............................................. 1984Pat Cassidy ......................................... 34 .............................................. 1983Marcel van der Merwe ................... 34 .............................................. 1983Marcel van der Merwe ................... 33 .............................................. 1984Alex Dias ............................................. 32 .............................................. 1983Tim Puetz ............................................ 32 .............................................. 2010Gabor Zoltan Pelva ......................... 31 .............................................. 2004Alex Stamchev .................................. 29 .............................................. 2011Kevin Moir .......................................... 29 .............................................. 1983Andreas Mies ..................................... 28 .............................................. 2012Dan Cassidy ....................................... 28 .............................................. 1984Matt Hewitt ........................................ 28 .............................................. 1988Lee Pearson ....................................... 27 .............................................. 1997Bud Cox ............................................... 27 .............................................. 1982

Doubles VictoriesPlayer No. YearAndrew Colombo ............................ 40 .............................................. 2002Tiago Ruffoni ..................................... 31 .............................................. 2002Alex Dias ............................................. 30 .............................................. 1983Mark Kovacs ...................................... 28 .............................................. 2002Kevin Moir .......................................... 28 .............................................. 1983Lee Pearson ....................................... 28 .............................................. 1997Stephen Huss .................................... 28 .............................................. 2000Tim Puetz ............................................ 28 .............................................. 2010Alex Stamchev .................................. 27 .............................................. 2010Alex Stamchev .................................. 26 .............................................. 2011Gabor Zoltan Pelva ......................... 26 .............................................. 2004Marcel van der Merwe ................... 26 .............................................. 1983Tiago Ruffoni ..................................... 25 .............................................. 2001Marius Masencamp ........................ 25 .............................................. 1985Stephen Huss .................................... 25 .............................................. 1997

Career Records

Combined VictoriesPlayer No. Years RecordAlex Stamchev .............. 212 ................. 2008-12 .......................212-84Marcel van der Merwe .207 ................. 1983-87 .......................207-91Tim Puetz ........................ 182 ...............2007-211 .......................182-71Tiago Ruffoni ................. 175 ................. 1999-02 .......................175-88Stephen Huss ................ 169 ................. 1996-00 .......................169-77Lee Pearson ................... 162 ................ 1995-98 .......................162-69Andreas Mies ................. 159 ................. 2009-12 .......................159-83Bud Cox ........................... 153 ................. 1979-82 .......................153-56Derek Tarr ....................... 153 ................. 1978-81 .......................153-45Dan Cassidy ................... 148 ................. 1980-84 .......................148-73Matt Hewitt .................... 137 ................. 1987-90 .......................137-69Kyle Anderson ............... 135 ................. 1984-87 .................... 135-109Adham Alaily ................. 133 ................. 1994-97 .......................133-89Martin Persson .............. 133 ................. 1987-90 .......................133-62

Singles VictoriesPlayer No. Years RecordMarcel van der Merwe 119 ................. 1983-87 .......................119-46Alex Stamchev .............. 105 ................. 2008-12 .......................105-43Matt Hewitt .......................99 ................. 1987-90 ......................... 99-31Tim Puetz ...........................93 ................. 2007-11 ......................... 93-32Derek Tarr ..........................91 ................. 1978-81 ......................... 91-16Lee Pearson ......................89 ................. 1995-98 ......................... 89-37Dan Cassidy ......................87 ................. 1980-84 ......................... 87-32Estevam Strecker ............86 ................. 1999-02 ......................... 86-56Martin Persson .................85 ................. 1987-90 ......................... 85-32Andreas Mies ....................83 ................. 2009-13 ......................... 83-36Bud Cox ..............................80 ................. 1979-82 ......................... 80-30Tiago Ruffoni ....................77 ................. 1999-02 ......................... 77-50Pat Cassidy ........................77 ................. 1983-87 ......................... 77-53

Doubles VictoriesPlayer No. Years RecordAlex Stamchev .............. 107 ................. 2008-12 .......................107-41Stephen Huss ...................96 ................. 1996-00 ......................... 96-30Tim Puetz ...........................89 ................. 2007-11 ......................... 89-39Tiago Ruffoni ....................89 ................. 1999-02 ......................... 89-38Marcel van der Merwe ..88 ................. 1983-87 ......................... 88-45Andreas Mies ....................76 ................. 2009-13 ......................... 76-47Lee Pearson ......................73 ................. 1995-98 ......................... 73-32Bud Cox ..............................73 ................. 1979-82 ......................... 73-26Robbert Lathouwers .....65 ................. 2003-07 ......................... 65-45Adham Alaily ....................63 ................. 1993-96 ......................... 63-42Derek Tarr ..........................62 ................. 1978-81 ......................... 62-29Dan Cassidy ......................61 ................. 1980-84 ......................... 61-41Kyle Anderson ..................60 ................. 1984-87 ......................... 60-44Gabor Zoltan Pelva ........59 ................. 2003-05 ......................... 59-44

R e c o r d s


AKyle Anderson ............................................1984-87Adham Adlaily ...........................................1994-97

BJohn Beylouni ................................................... 1994Lionel Bourroux ..........................................1995-98Andre Boz .....................................................2000-03Mike Brunberg .................................................. 1978Cameron Bryan................................................. 1988Don Bryant ...................................................1994-97Cyril Buscaglione .......................................1993-94Jackie Bushman .........................................1974-77

CGreg Carr ............................................................ 1992Dan Cassidy .................................................1980-84Pat Cassidy ........................................1983,1985-87Vaidas Cikotas .............................................1989-93Daniel Cochrane ...................................2011-2014James Collieson ..........................................1997-98Andy Colombo ...........................................2002-03Bud Cox .........................................................1979-82David Creighton .........................................1979-80Juilen Curatella ................................................. 2000

DNuno Delfino ...............................................1991-92Travis DeBardelaben.................................1989-90Alex Dias .......................................................1981-83Pawel Dilaj ....................................................2006-08

ECarlos Engel .................................................1994-96Drew Evert ...................................................1974-76

FLionel Ferreira .............................................1987-90Jerry Frantz ..................................................1988-90Ian Fudalla ....................................................1984-85Chris Fuqua .................................................1986-87

GTom George ........................................... 2003, 2005Colin Grant ......................................................... 1986Brent Goedjen ............................................2004-06Liam Gomez ................................................2011-12Victor Govcalves (Mgr.) .................................. 1986Jeff Greenwall ................................................... 1985Scott Grimes ................................................1983-84

HMartin Hampe.............................................1983-84Howard Herr ................................................1983-84Mike Hegarty ...............................................1990-93Matt Hewitt ..................................................1988-91Tim Hewitt ....................................................2009-11Eugene Hudgins .............................................. 1981Brett Hunter .................................................2004-05Stephen Huss ..................................1996-98, 2000

JJohn Janes ....................................................1990-93

Charlie Jansing ...............................................19882Magnus Johansson ...................................1994-95Alex Jorne .....................................................2009-10Rameez Juniad ...........................................2001-02

KFrank Kaiser ....................................................... 1985Mark Kessler ................................................1989-90Bill Knestrick ................................................1983-84Davidson Kozlowski ..................................1995-96Mark Kovacs ................................................1999-02Milan Krnjetin .............................................2005-09

LNick Lane ......................................................2004-06Robbert Lathouwers ................................2004-07Ken Lahey ........................................................... 1988Dennis Lengsfeld ..................................2011-2014Christian Limbart .......................................1997-98 David Livingston ........................................2011-12Gustavo Loaiza ...........................................1992-95Lucas Lopasso ........................................2009-2014

MNaveen Manivannan ...................................... 2011Lukas Marsoun ...........................................2006-09Rockie Mason ..................................1986-87, 1989Marius Massencamp....................................... 1985Georges Matijasevic .................................1998-01Nick Maurillo ...............................................2006-10Chip McCarthy .................................................. 1979Peter McGuone ..............................1996-97, 1999Eugene McKnight ............................................ 1979Mark Mettleman ........................................1980-82Andreas Mies ..........................................2009-2014Hunter Mills .................................................2005-09Rodrigo Minozzo .......................................2002-04Marcel Mizerski ...........................................1998-00Ken Moates ........................................................ 1982Adrian Moghina .........................................1988-91Kevin Moir .......................................................... 1983Barry Moir ........................................................... 1984Rene Moller..................................................1997-98Michel Monteiro.........................................2007-11Jimmy Morgan.................................................. 1991

NSandeep Narang .............................................. 1988Stephen Nash..............................................2006-07Greg Nelson ....................................................... 1997Terence Nugent ..........................................2005-08

OLukas Ollert ............................2012-presentGreg Osborne .............................................1984-85

PDito Panea .......................................................... 1993Lee Pearson .................................................1995-98Lewis Perkins ...............................................1991-92Martin Persson ............................................1988-91Billy Petrocco ...............................................1992-95Alex Petropoulos .......................................2007-09

Oliver Plaskett........................ 2013-PresentPowell Porter ...............................................2008-10Mitch Potter .................................................1997-98Scott Prinz ....................................................1980-83Tim Puetz ......................................................2008-11Jay Pulliam ......................................................... 1981

QAlfonso Quiros .................................................. 1991

RAllen Rhoads ...............................................1980-81Rodrigo Ribeiro ................................................ 1996Enrique Rodriguez .......................................... 1994Dan Robinson (Mgr.) ....................................... 1989Tay Robinson ..................................................... 1987Rafael Rondino ...........................................2011-12Tiago Ruffoni ...............................................1999-02Ian Russell .....................................................1986-89

SKline Sack .....................................................1991-93Alexander Sajonz .......................................2009-10Dante Saleh ............................ 2013-PresentRyan Sanders...............................................1998-01Peter Schaper ..............................................1985-86Markus Schiller ...........................................2002-03David Schroder ...........................................1980-81Alex Schweizer............................................2004-07Rinat Sikdar ........................................................ 2003Colin Smith ..................................................1979-82Alex Stamchev ............................................2008-12Estevam Strecker .......................................1999-02Oliver Strecker ............................................2009-10Nick Stutsman .............................................1979-82Paul Sullivan ................................................1981-83Jay Swamidass ...........................................2005-06Klaus Sydow ...................................................... 1996

TDerek Tarr .....................................................1979-81Clayton Taylor ................................................... 1979Davis Taylor ..................................................2009-10Robbins Taylor ............................................2003-04Roland Tekenbroek ...................................1983-85Roberto Teofilo ...........................................1993-95Petar Tomic ............................. 2013-PresentAlexey Tsyrenov .........................................2007-09Raitis Tukans ................................................2000-02

VMarcel Van der Merwe ............... 1983-84, 86-87Joseph Van Dooren ................ 2012-PresentMark Van Elden ................................................. 2002Joe Venezia ..................................................1992-95

WMichael Wardell .....................................2009-2014Andy Winter ....................................................... 1999Aaron Williams ............................................2006-07

ZGabor Zoltan Pelva ...................................2003-05

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