2011 WOMEN'S TENNIS GUIDE - MSJ Lions Athletics

PG2/General InformationCollege Profile 2Undergraduate Majors 2Fast Facts 2About This Guide 3Media Information 3Message from the President, Dr. Tony Aretz 4Meet the Director of Athletics, Steve Radcliffe 4HCAC Information 4Facilities 5Support Staff, Cheerleaders, Dance Team 6Staff Directory, Athletic Trainers 7Cincinnati Spotlights, Mission in Action 8PG9/Women’s Tennis2011 Schedule, 2011 Season Outlook 102011 Roster, 2011 Coaching Staff 112011 Returning Players’ Profiles 122011 First-Year Players’ Profiles 122010 Individual Statistics 132010 Results 13Mount in the HCAC 142010 HCAC Information 14Past HCAC Information 16Year-to-Year Win-Loss Records 16All-Time Series vs. Opponents 17Mount Individual Records 172010 Team Photo 18About This GuideThe College of Mount St. Joseph’s 2011 Women’s Tennis Guide has beenproduced by the Sports Information Office and the Design Office. Allphotos are courtesy of Don Denney Photography. The guide was publishedin August 2011 with all of the information available at that time.For updated information on Mount athletics, visit www.msj.edu/athletics.Media InformationInterview PolicyPlease contact the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927,for all interview requests. Prior notice is requested so that properarrangements may be made with players and coaches. Coaches can becontacted weekday afternoons, Noon-3 p.m. Athletes are available atvarious times of the day according to their academic schedules.All post-game interviews will be conducted at the game site. Coachesand players will be available approximately 10 minutes after games.Players may be called at the request of the media, after contactingthe Sports Information Office.Press CredentialsAll practices are open to accredited news sources who request prioradmittance from the Mount’s Sports Information Office. Pressbox, courtand field passes should be requested from the Sports InformationOffice before game day.Additional InformationAccredited news sources should visit www.msj.edu/media for additionalinformation, statistics and photos as well as more on the media policy.The College of Mount St. Joseph (“the College”) is committed to providing an educational and employment environment free from discrimination or harassmenton the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, disability,or other minority or protected status. This commitment extends to the College’s administrationof its admission, financial aid, employment, and academic policies, as well as the College’s athletic programs and other college-administered programs, services, and activities.The College has designated the chief compliance and risk officer, (513) 244-4393, Office of the President, as the individual responsible for responding to inquiries,addressing complaints, and coordinating compliance with its responsibilities under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and other applicable federaland state civil rights laws. The College has designated the director of academic support, (513) 244-4524, the Learning Center, as the individual responsiblefor responding to inquiries, addressing complaints, and coordinating compliance with its responsibilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.2011 WOMEN’S TENNIS GUIDE 3

A Message from the PresidentDr. Tony AretzWelcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph andLions country. You are invited to enjoy excitingNCAA Division III and Heartland Conferencecompetition among teams from the Midwest.Our student-athletes are grateful for your supportas they compete in sports as part of their collegeexperience. On the field and in the classroom, Mount students arepreparing for the future. This fall, we begin our ethical leadershipinitiative in the curriculum and co-curriculum, recognizing that ourstudents have the potential to develop as ethical leaders in all aspectsof their personal and professional lives.Thank you for supporting the Mount Lions. Please visit us atwww.msj.edu to stay current with the Lions and the progress oncampus.God bless,Tony Aretz, Ph.D.PresidentMeet the Director of AthleticsSteve RadcliffeSteve Radcliffe enters his 17th year as the Lions’athletics director for the 2011-2012 school year, andhe looks forward to another outstanding season ofathletics at the Mount.Radcliffe, who oversees 22 athletic programs atthe Mount, has long been a part of the sportsprograms at the College. Radcliffe began his career at the Mount in1986 as an athletic trainer and was hired to implement the Mount’sfirst academic program for athletic training in 1989. In addition toteaching athletic training, he was the Lions’ head athletic trainer forall the intercollegiate sports at the College.Radcliffe became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon enteringthe position, he stressed the importance of upholding the College’sstellar reputation of academics and athletics as a positive influencein student life and development at the Mount. Radcliffe received hisbachelor’s degree in 1978 from the University of Montana and his master’sdegree in physical education in 1981 from Miami University (Ohio).Steve and his wife, Darlene, have two children, Victoria and Michael.The Radcliffes live in Delhi.Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceThe Mount is a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference(HCAC) and is also a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association(NCAA) Division III. The Mount has been a member of the HCAC since the1998-1999 school year. All Mount athletic teams, with the exception oflacrosse, compete in the HCAC.2011-2012 HCAC SCHOOL DIRECTORYSchoolAnderson UniversityBluffton UniversityDefiance CollegeEarlham CollegeFranklin CollegeHanover CollegeManchester CollegeCollege of Mount St. JosephRose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyTransylvania UniversityLocationAnderson, INBluffton, OHDefiance, OHRichmond, INFranklin, INHanover, INNorth Manchester, INCincinnati, OHTerre Haute, INLexington, KYHCAC QUICK FACTSCommissioner: Christopher RagsdaleSports Information Director: Ryan DavisPhone: (317) 882-8090Fax: (317) 882-8086Mailing Address: P. O. Box 425205 S. Madison Ave.Greenwood, IN 461424COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Support StaffDaneNeumeisterMelaneeAtkinsonCharlieWrublewskiStacieCarneyDirector ofSportsInformationAssociateAthletic DirectorFacilitiesManagementSet-UpAdministrativeAssistantBobMullenSportsInformationCo-opCasey StoufferAssistantAthletic DirectorGeorganaTaggartFacultyAthleticRepresentativePeggy GruenAdminstrativeAssistantBrentRogersDr. HowardSchertzingerDr. RobertBurgerDirector ofStrength andConditioningTeam PhysicianTeam OrthopedicDirectorCheerleadersDance TeamFront (left to right): Melissa Nie, Melissa Baugh, Julia Seger, Michelle Trenkamp.Middle (left to right): Abby Renick, Brittney Bowman, Jenna Shull, Shelby Schaeper,Connie Serger, Larissa Hall.Back (left to right): Hailey Gadd, Ashley Palmer, Hayley Rideout, Bre Hale, Alex Logan.Bottom row (l-r): Brittany Ranz, Student Coach Kelsey Keyes, Lauren Cocola.Top row (l-r): Coach Nikki Buller, Ashley Torbeck, Stephanie Plageman, Hannah Rhode,Madeline Conroy, Coach Katie Stahlheber.Not pictured: Kelly Collins, Becky Kiefer, Celia Michel, Heather Moeller, Randallynn Smith.Athletic TrainersLisaOsterbrockSusanBlacksonErinBeckwithKatieFreeceHeadAthletic TrainerAssociateAthletic TrainerAssistantAthletic TrainerAssistantAthletic Trainer6COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Staff DirectoryAthletic Department StaffSteve Radcliffe, Athletic Director........................................... 244-4381Melanee Atkinson, Associate Athletic Director.......................... 244-8585Stacie Carney, Administrative Assistant (Dowell Building).......... 244-4311Peggy Gruen, Administrative Assistant (Sports Complex)............ 244-8580Georgana Taggart, Faculty Athletic Representative.................... 244-4952Fax Number (Dowell Building)............................................... 244-4928Fax Number (Sports Complex)................................................ 244-8581Sports InformationDane Neumeister, Director .................................................... 244-4927Bob Mullen, Student Co-op.................................................... 244-4927Art Faura, Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach.............................. 244-1630Brent Rogers, Director Strength and Conditioning..................... 244-4971Casey Stouffer, Wrestling Coach, Assistant Athletic Director,Coordinator of Athletic Facilities ....................................... 244-4474Sports MedicineLisa Osterbrock, A.T.C., Head Athletic Trainer........................... 244-8588Susan Blackson, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer..................... 244-4599Erin Beckwith, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer....................... 244-4875Katie Freece, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer.......................... 244-4875Howard Schertzinger Jr., M.D., Team Medical Director................ 244-4875Robert Burger, M.D., Team Orthopedic Director......................... 481-5050Coaching StaffChuck Murray, Baseball Coach, Recreation Co-coordinator .......... 244-4402Toby Carrigan, Men’s Basketball Coach ................................... 244-4929Ashley Bland, Women’s Basketball Coach................................. 244-4590Danielle Simpson, Cheerleading Coach.................................... 244-4311Paul Longano, Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Coach,Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach .................................... 244-4842Tina Blakley, Assistant Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Coach,Assistant Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach....................... 244-8597Nikki Buller/Katie Skeeters, Dance Coaches.............................. 244-4311Rod Huber, Football Coach.................................................... 244-4896Vince Suriano, Assistant Football Coach.................................. 244-4422Kyle Prosser, Assistant Football Coach..................................... 244-8584Joe Sparhawk, Men’s Golf Coach,Recreation Co-coordinator................................................. 244-4876Jeff Newman, Women’s Golf Coach,Assistant Baseball Coach .................................................. 244-8583Pat Kennedy, Men’s/Women’s Lacrosse Coach............................ 244-4427Rudy Argueta, Men’s Soccer Coach,Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach ........................................ 244-8586Leah Todd, Women’s Soccer Coach,Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach ............................................ 244-8587Beth Goderwis, Softball Coach............................................... 244-4853Justin Ray, Men’s Tennis Coach,Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach........................................ 244-8596Tiffany Menhorn, Women’s Tennis Coach,Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach.................................... 244-8599Jon Bennett, Men’s/Women’s Volleyball Coach.......................... 244-4316Cristina Webb, Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach,Assistant Strength and Conditioning................................... 244-32762011 WOMEN’S TENNIS GUIDE 7

Cincinnati SpotlightsStudents of the College of Mount St. Joseph greatly benefit from the richheritage and traditions of Cincinnati. While the College is situated 15 minuteswest of downtown, employment, arts and entertainment are nevertoo far away.Numerous Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 companies are headquartered inCincinnati. Procter & Gamble, The Kroger Company, and Fifth Third Bank,among others, contribute to Cincinnati’s foundation whileCincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center is among the nations’ topchildren’s hospitals. Mount Cooperative Education students are hired bymore than 100 hospitals, businesses and nonprofit organizations of GreaterCincinnati.Boasting a vibrant commitment to the arts, Cincinnatians enjoy theContemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati Art Museum, Aronoff Center,Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Music Hall, and a varied supply of artgalleries. Mount students often incorporate Cincinnati’s art exhibits andperformances into their studies.Cincinnati knows sports. The Cincinnati Reds, the Major League Baseballteam, and the Cincinnati Bengals, of the National Football League, providecompetition, entertainment and emotion for the city’s sports fans. Co-opand volunteer opportunities with these organizations are often available toMount students. Cincinnati is also home to the Flying Pig Marathon everyMay and the Master’s and Women’s Open tennis tournament every August.Historical neighborhoods such as Mount Adams, Clifton and Over-the-Rhine make good architectural and cultural adventures, whileadditional entertainment options are just across the Ohio River in Newport,Covington and Mainstrasse of Northern Kentucky.8COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHMission in ActionThe College of Mount St. Joseph is a Catholic academic communitygrounded in the spiritual values and vision of its founders, the Sistersof Charity. At the heart of the Mount’s mission and heritage is anemphasis on ethical leadership through service. Ethical leadershipcelebrates the return of virtue, character and personal honor to theirrightful place as the foundation of education. This commitment inspiresthe College’s interdisciplinary liberal arts and professional curricula, whichequips students to live with integrity, to promote justice, and to seek thetruth in their professions and communities.Service opportunities complement academics and student life whilefostering a culture of learning informed by charity. In the Service LearningProgram, students apply classroom knowledge while volunteering in socialand environmental settings to feed the hungry, build homes for Habitat forHumanity and comfort the elderly. The Cultural Immersion program offersthe chance to live, learn and work amidst other cultures. In serving others,students cultivate a greater understanding of social problems, an appreciationfor the cultural diversity of other people, as well as a commitment tovolunteerism and an understanding of its connection to citizenship.Campus Ministry infuses all aspects of faith into the Mount’s culture andcelebrates spiritual exploration. Faith sharing programs, Mass, retreats, andother planned events help awaken and deepen an awareness of God’s loveand presence within the campus community. Inspired by Catholic socialteaching, Campus Ministry encourages students to identify their gifts andto use them for the common good through activities such as Pizza andPonder, Homelessness Awareness Week, and 30-Hour Famine.

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2011 ScheduleDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME9/2 Thomas More College Mount Tennis Courts 6:00PM9/8 Midway College Mount Tennis Courts 4:00PM9/10 Defiance College * Mount Tennis Courts 10:00AM9/14 Bluffton University * Bluffton, OH 4:00PM9/17 Franklin College * Franklin, IN 10:00AM9/19 Oakland City University Oakland City, IN 4:00PM9/21 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology * Mount Tennis Courts 4:00PM9/22 Capital University Columbus, OH 4:00PM9/24 Anderson University * Mount Tennis Courts 10:00AM9/28 Hanover College * Hanover, IN 4:00PM9/30 Wilmington College (ITA Regionals) Mount Tennis Courts 4:00PM10/1 Manchester College * N. Manchester, IN 10:00AM10/5 Transylvania University * Mount Tennis Courts 4:00PM10/6 Oakland City University Mount Tennis Courts 4:00PM10/8 Earlham College * Richmond, IN 10:00AM*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference match.Home matches in bold.2011 Season OutlookTiffany Menhorn enters her second season as the head coach of theLions’ women’s tennis team for the 2011 campaign. This season, CoachMenhorn wants the team to focus on maintaining consistency andimproving every day through hard work. Maintaining Coach Menhorn’sfocus will help the Lions achieve their goals in 2011. Coach Menhornwants to improve the team’s overall and HCAC won-lost records, andbelieves these improvements can be accomplished through hard workand dedication.“I expect hard work and dedication from the players,’’ Menhorn adds.“They are vital to the growth of the program.”The Lions have a good mix of underclassmen and upperclassmengoing into the 2011 season. The Mount returns four athletes from the2010 squad and welcomes two newcomers as well as senior BridgetKent who played for the Mount during her freshman year.Coach Menhorn sees the main strengths of this year’s team as havinga couple great leaders that are vocal and positive as well as havingstrong upperclassmen, which she says is important to a successfulprogram. When it comes to weaknesses, Coach Menhorn mentions thather squad has not had much success over the past few years, somethingshe hopes to turn around soon.“They are still developing a winning mentality,” adds Coach Menhorn.The Lions will have to replace Brittany Teagle and Judy Frey, bothof whom have graduated. They were two of the most accomplishedfemale tennis players in Mount history. Teagle finished her career firstin matches played with 125, overall wins with 83, single wins with 43,and double wins with 40. Teagle was also selected Honorable MentionAll-HCAC in 2010 and was a three-time Academic All-HCAC selection.Frey finished her career fourth in Mount women’s tennis history insingles wins with 33, third in doubles wins with 29, fourth with 62overall wins, third in matches played with 119, was a two-time HCACAll-Sportsmanship Team selection, and a three-time Academic All-HCAC.The Lions will look toward senior Lauren McDonald to help fill thevoid. McDonald was the Lions’ number four singles player in 2010. Shefinished 3-5 in singles and 9-6 in doubles, good for an overall record of12-11 in 2010. McDonald also finished third in the fourth singles flight10COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHLions’ junior Carolyn Biedenharn recorded five wins in 2010 play.of the HCAC Flighted Tournament. The Lions will also look to juniorKelsey Donovan to step up in 2011. Coach Menhorn labeled Donovanas powerful and says that she will likely compete at the number twoor number three singles spot for the Lions in 2011.Coach Menhorn is also counting on a big season from incomingfreshman Brittany Hammond. “She has a great attitude and enthusiasm,and will be a great addition.”The rest of the roster includes sophomores Maureen Rabaut andDallas Harris, junior Carolyn Biedenharn, and senior Bridget Kent.All but Rabaut have college playing experience.This season, Coach Menhorn wants the team to utilize non-conferencematches to prepare the team for the HCAC matches, which she says arethe most important.“HCAC matches are important,’’ Menhorn states. “They get the teaminto the HCAC tournament and ultimately the NCAA tournament.”The top four teams in the HCAC make the HCAC Tournament, so theLions will be working hard to this season to achieve their goals.

2011 RosterName Class Hometown (High School)Carolyn Biedenharn Jr. Cincinnati, OH (McNicholas)Kelsey Donovan Jr. Hamilton, OH (Ross)Brittany Hammond Fr. Dayton, OH (Carroll)Dallas Harris So. Fairfield, OH (Fairfield)Bridget Kent Sr. Cincinnati, OH (Seton)Lauren McDonald Sr. Cincinnati, OH (Seton)Maureen Rabaut So. Grand Rapids, MI (Catholic Central)2011 Coaching StaffHEAD COACH TIFFANY MENHORNTiffany Menhorn returns for her second season asthe Lions’ head women’s tennis coach for the2011-2012 school year. She is also the College’swomen’s basketball assistant coach.Menhorn joined the Mount coaching staff aftertwo seasons as the first assistant women’s basketballcoach, as well as the assistant women’s golf coach at AlleghenyCollege. While at Allegheny she helped the women’s basketball teamto a record a cumulative 3.0 GPA during her final year, and she alsocoached numerous all-conference players.Prior to Allegheny, she spent four years as a student-athlete atUniversity of Pittsburgh at Greensburg where both her team and sheexcelled. While at Pitt-Greensburg, she was part of three, 20-or-morewin seasons, three AMCC championship games, three ECAC Tournamentappearances, and one ECAC Championship. She garnered AMCCAll-Conference honors four straight seasons (three times First Team)and finished as the second-leading all-time scorer with 1,502 points.Coach Menhorn has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from theUniversity of Pittsburgh at Greenburg (2008).In addition, Menhorn has run girls’ basketball camps, been a sportscamp counselor, and has conducted numerous basketball clinics. Shewas the Pitt-Greensburg Female Athlete of the Year (2007 and 2008)and a two-time team captain. She was also a member of the Universityof Pitt-Greenberg cross country team (2007).She resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.MOUNT HEAD WOMEN’S TENNIS COACHES’ RECORDSHCAC HCAC HCACCoach Yrs. Seasons Matches W L W. Pct. W L W. Pct.Bob Ridings 1993-95 3 42 26 16 .619 0 0 .000Linda Lupp 1996-2004 9 110 30 80 .273 9 37 .196Kerri O’Connor 2005 1 9 0 9 .000 0 7 .000Beth Goderwis 2006 1 13 3 10 .231 0 8 .000Brian Beebe 2007 1 16 7 9 .438 3 6 .333Brean Vaske 2008-09 2 27 16 11 .593 5 10 .333Tiffany Menhorn 2010- 1 13 3 10 .231 1 7 .125Totals 1993-2010 18 230 85 145 .370 18 75 .1942011 WOMEN’S TENNIS GUIDE 11

2011 Returning Players’ ProfilesCAROLYN BIEDENHARNJunior • Major: NursingHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(McNicholas)Biedenharn returns for her second season withthe Mount. Recorded five wins last season for theLions. Head Coach Tiffany Menhorn says that herjunior player is the team’s most improved player from last season, andthat Biedenharn will look to continue that improvement on the courtfor 2011 as she brings a good attitude to the game. Carolyn is thedaughter of Lois and Robert Biedenharn.CAROLYN BIEDENHARN’S CAREER STATISTICSSingles DoublesYear MP W L W L Overall2010 24 2 10 3 9 5-19BRIDGET KENTSenior • Major: MathHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Seton)Kent returns for her second season with the Mount.Kent last played for the Lions in 2008, her freshmanseason, compiling a solid 15-13 overall mark,including nine doubles wins, which was second-beston the team. Head Coach Tiffany Menhorn says that her senior leaderis a good motivator, and she looks for her to stay consistent and havean excellent final season in 2011. Bridget is the daughter of Pam andTerry Kent.BRIDGET KENT’S CAREER STATISTICSSingles DoublesYear MP W L W L Overall2008 28 6 6 9 7 15-13KELSEY DONOVANJunior • Major: NursingHometown (High School): Hamilton, OH (Ross)Donovan returns for her third season with theMount. She was second on the team last season indoubles wins. Head Coach Tiffany Menhorn says thatDonovan is a team leader with a powerful game, andshe is looking for big things from the Lions’ third-year player this fall.Kelsey is the daughter of Tracy and Patrick Donovan.KELSEY DONOVAN’S CAREER STATISTICSSingles DoublesYear MP W L W L Overall2009 18 2 3 6 7 8-102010 29 3 11 5 10 8-21Totals 47 5 14 11 17 16-31LAUREN MCDONALDSenior • Major: Art – Graphic DesignHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Seton)McDonald returns for her third season with theMount. She is the team’s top returning winnerfrom 2010, capturing 12 victories, including ateam-high tying nine doubles victories. She has aplus .500 career record (20-17) and is a team leader, who providesvery consistent play and hard work, according to Head Coach TiffanyMenhorn. Lauren is the daughter of Lisa and Jeff McDonald.LAUREN MCDONALD’S CAREER STATISTICSSingles DoublesYear MP W L W L Overall2009 14 8 6 0 0 8-62010 23 3 5 9 6 12-11Totals 37 11 11 9 6 20-17DALLAS HARRISSophomore • Major: UndeclaredHometown (High School): Fairfield, OH (Fairfield)Harris returns for her second season with the Mount.She recorded seven wins during her freshman seasonfor the Lions last fall. Head Coach Tiffany Menhorncalls Harris a consistent player that is a hard worker.Menhorn adds that she is expecting great things from her second-yearplayer in 2011. Dallas is the daughter of Joleen Harris.DALLAS HARRIS’ CAREER STATISTICSSingles DoublesYear MP W L W L Overall2010 27 4 8 3 12 7-2012COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2011 First-Year Players’ ProfilesBRITTANY HAMMONDFreshman • Major: Pre-NursingHometown (High School): Dayton, OH (Carroll)Hammond joins the Lions for her first season. Sheplayed doubles while in high school.Brittany is the daughter of Sherri and ChrisHammond.PHOTONOTAVAILABLEMAUREEN RABAUTSophomore • Major: NursingHometown (High School): Grand Rapids, MI(Catholic Central)Rabaut joins the Lions for her first season. She wason the Mount’s team in the spring but did not playin any matches. Head Coach Tiffany Menhorn saysthat Rabaut has a good attitude, loves the game of tennis and hasbeen working hard on improving her game. Maureen is the daughter ofMary Jo and James Rabaut.2010 Individual StatisticsName Singles, W-L Doubles, W-L Overall RecordCarolyn Biedenharn 2-10 3-9* 5-19Kelsey Donovan 3-11 5-10 8-21Judy Frey 3-8 3-11 6-19Dallas Harris 4-8 3-12* 7-20Ariel Litzinger 2-6* 0-2 2-8Lauren McDonald 3-5 9-6 12-11Brittany Teagle 8-4 9-6 17-10*Includes forfeit wins.2010 ResultsDATE OPPONENT LOCATION RESULT9/2 Asbury University Mount Tennis Courts L 6-39/4 Franklin College * Defiance, OH L 9-09/4 Defiance College * Defiance, OH W 7-29/8 Oakland City University Mount Tennis Courts W 9-09/12 Hanover College * Hanover, IN L 5-19/12 Anderson University * Hanover, IN L 5-19/16 Sinclair Community College Mount Tennis Courts W 7-29/18 Transylvania University * Lexington, KY L 9-09/18 Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. * Lexington, KY L 6-39/20 Thomas More College Mount Tennis Courts L 6-39/25 Earlham College * Mount Tennis Courts L 5-09/25 Manchester College * Mount Tennis Courts L 5-09/28 Asbury University Wilmore, KY L 6-310/10 HCAC Flighted Tournament Indianapolis, IN Eighth place*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference match.Home matches in bold2011 WOMEN’S TENNIS GUIDE 13

Mount in the HCACThe women’s tennis team has produced varying degrees of successas a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference. OtherHCAC institutions that the Lions compete against include: AndersonUniversity, Bluffton University, Defiance College, Earlham College,Franklin College, Hanover College, Manchester College, Rose-HulmanInstitute of Technology, and Transylvania University.In 1998, the Mount’s first year in HCAC action, the Lions placedseventh out of seven schools. They improved their finish to fourth placein 1999. During that season’s conference tournament the Lions gainedpoints in the HCAC Tournament from Molly McGraw, Nicole Lampe,Meghan Perry, and the doubles team of Emily Agler and Meredith Finley.Kelly Kirby and Emily Agler picked up HCAC Player of the Week honorsduring the season.In 2000, the Lions placed fifth out of seven schools, but gainedindividual singles finishes from Lampe and Kirby. Jacqueline Gering andLampe won HCAC Player of the Week awards during the season.The 2001 season saw the Mount place sixth out of seven teams atthe HCAC Tournament, but Gering, Stephanie Kiehl and McGraw tied thebest ever Mount individual HCAC Tournament finishes, with each placingfourth in their flight. Gering and Kiehl placed fourth in third doubles,and McGraw won All-HCAC honors, becoming the first in Mount historyto be selected to the All-HCAC Team. Although they placed seventh as ateam in the HCAC Tournament in 2002, the Mount received solid resultsfrom Lampe, who was fifth in fifth singles, and Christina Nemec, whowas fifth in fourth singles. The doubles team of Katie Giesen and Kiehlwere fourth in third doubles.In 2003, the Lions finished in fifth place, which tied their secondbestHCAC Tournament finish ever.In 2004, the Lions struggled in conference play, losing each oftheir regular season matches, including a hard-fought 5-4 setbackto Defiance. Christina Nemec closed a solid season at the HCACTournament, placing fourth in the second singles flight, and capturingAll-HCAC honors. The 2005 team was also winless in the HCAC regularseason and finished eighth in the HCAC Tournament. The 2006 Lionsalso were winless during the HCAC regular season campaign and did notqualify to the HCAC Tournament.In 2007, the Mount finished seventh in the HCAC regular seasonstandings, but did not qualify to the four-team HCAC Tournament.The two victories, over Bluffton and Defiance, where the most HCACwins since the 2002 season. They also dropped a 5-4 decision toHCAC-foe Transylvania University. Laura Robison was named to theAll-Conference team.In 2008, the Lions’ tennis team won three conference matches, andfinished sixth at the HCAC Individual Championship. Brittany Teaglerecorded a second place finish at fourth singles while Whitney Thomasearned a spot on the All-HCAC team. The Mount played competitivelythroughout the HCAC regular season, falling to conference championHanover College, 5-4.The 2009 season saw the Mount record a 2-5 mark in HCAC play,recording 9-0 shutout wins over both Manchester and Defiance. TheLions also dropped a hard-fought 5-4 decision to HCAC-rival Franklin.In addition, the Mount recorded their highest finish at the HCAC SinglesFlighted Tournament, turning in a third place standing. Judy Frey wonthe third singles flight while Laura Robison was second in secondsingles. Whitney Thomas and Robison were each named First TeamAll-HCAC while Frey was named to the HCAC All-Sportsmanship team.In 2010, the Lions compiled a 1-7 record in HCAC competitionfinishing eighth in the HCAC. The Lions also finished eighth in theHCAC Flighted Tournament. The Mount had big wins this season againstDefiance College (7-2), Oakland City University (9-0), and SinclairCommunity College (7-2). The Lions received strong play from senior,Brittany Teagle. Teagle finished the season with a 17-10 overall record(8-4 in singles, 9-6 in doubles). Teagle was named HCAC HonorableMention and senior Judy Frey was selected to the HCACAll-Sportsmanship team.2010 HCAC StandingsConferenceOverallMP W-L Win % GF GA MP W-L Win % GF GARose-Hulman 8 8-0 1.000 48 24 19 14-5 .737 94 69Transylvania 8 7-1 .875 55 10 12 8-4 .667 65 30Franklin 8 6-2 .750 48 24 15 11-4 .733 86 44Manchester 8 5-3 .625 38 26 14 6-8 .429 46 69Anderson 8 4-4 .500 38 31 16 4-12 .250 54 86Hanover 8 3-5 .375 25 36 10 4-6 .400 34 45Earlham 8 2-6 .250 29 36 13 6-7 .462 62 48Mount 8 1-7 .125 12 46 13 4-9 .308 40 63Defiance 8 0-8 .000 6 66 16 0-16 .000 13 1312010 HCAC Championship ResultsOct. 15 Manchester 1 Rose-Hulman 5 FinalFranklin 0 Transylvania 5 FinalTransylvania 2 Rose-Hulman 5 Final14COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2010 HCAC Players of the WeekWeek# Player, School1 Kelsey Fulkerson, Transylvania University2 Sarah Ridley, Transylvania University3 Marie Stettler, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology4 Melissa Montgomery, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology5 No Nominations

2010 HCAC All-ConferenceFIRST TEAMName Year School Hometown/H.S.Alex Hammel Junior Anderson Anderson, IN/HighlandCourtney Postmus Freshman Anderson Kalamazoo, MI/Kalamazoo ChristianRebecca Ogle Senior Earlham Indianapolis, IN/BrebeufKayli Schafer Senior Franklin Mooresville, IN/H.S.Heather Pasek Sophomore Franklin Villa Hills, KY/Notre Dame AcademyMorgan Bright Senior Franklin Greenwood, IN/H.S.Angie Parry-Lemon Senior Hanover Columbia City, IN/H.S.April Erxleben Junior Manchester Decatur, IN/BellmontMarie Stettler Freshman Rose-Hulman Edgerton, WI/Edgerton SeniorMegan Chann Senior Rose-Hulman Columbia, MO/Rock BridgeKelsey Fulkerson Junior Transylvania Lexington, KY/DunbarKatie Boone Senior Transylvania Lancaster, OH/Fisher CatholicSarah Ridley Senior Transylvania Henderson, KY/Henderson Co.Stephanie Townsend Junior Transylvania Goshen, KY/North OldhamHONORABLE MENTION ALL-HCACName Year School Hometown/H.S.Tara Akers Sophomore Anderson Warsaw, IN/H.S.Kirsten Wieland Freshman Defiance Bryan, OH/H.S.Alex Softness Junior Earlham Atlanta, GA/Paideia SchoolChelsy Gott Senior Franklin Mooresville, IN/H.S.Kara Gilley Freshman Manchester Plymouth, IN/H.S.Alli Heeter Sophomore Manchester Nappanee, IN/NorthwoodAlyssa Dibley Sophomore Manchester Elkhart, IN/MemorialBrittany Teagle Senior Mount Albany, IN/DeltaKlara Schroederus Junior Rose-Hulman Glenview, IL/Glenbrook SouthSage Sackett Sophomore Rose-Hulman Kalamazoo, MI/MattawanMelissa Montgomery Sophomore Rose-Hulman Alexandria, IN/MonroeColleen Stevenson Freshman Rose-Hulman Bolton, MA/Nashoba RegionalKaitlyn Hizny Sophomore Transylvania Owensboro, KY/Daviess Co.ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAMName Year School Hometown/H.S.Alex Hammel Junior Anderson Anderson, IN/HighlandNicole Lovins Senior Defiance Wauseon, OH/PettisvilleRebecca Ogle Senior Earlham Indianapolis, IN/BrebeufRain Tuley Sophomore Franklin Edinburgh, IN/SouthwesternKim Fong Sophomore Hanover Nashville, IN/Brown Co.Alyssa Dibley Sophomore Manchester Elkhart, IN/MemorialJudy Frey Senior Mount Cedar Grove, IN/Franklin Co.Klara Schroederus Junior Rose-Hulman Glenview, IL/Glenbrook SouthSarah Ridley Senior Transylvania Henderson, KY/Henderson Co.Most Valuable Player: Kelsey Fulkerson, Transylvania UniversityFreshman of the Year: Courtney Postmus, Anderson UniversityCo-Coach of the Year: Chuck Brown, Transylvania University & Eric Christiansen, Manchester College2010 Mount Academic All-ConferenceJudy Frey, SeniorBrittany Teagle, Senior2011 WOMEN’S TENNIS GUIDE 15

Mount Past HCAC Championship Results1998 Mount placed seventh out of seven schools;Franklin won the tournament1999 Mount placed fourth out of seven schools;Hanover won the tournament2000 Mount placed fifth out of seven schools;Franklin won the tournament2001 Mount placed sixth out of seven schools;Hanover won the tournament2002 Mount placed seventh out of eight schools;Franklin won the tournament2003 Mount placed fifth out of eight schools;Manchester won the tournament2004 Mount placed eighth out of eight schools;Manchester won the tournament2005 Mount placed eighth out of eight schools;Manchester won the tournament2006 Mount placed eighth out of eight schools;Manchester won the tournament2007 Mount placed eighth out of eight schools;Manchester won the tournament2008 Mount placed sixth out of nine schools;Manchester won the tournament2009 Mount placed third out of nine schools;Transylvania won the tournamentYear-to-Year Win-Loss RecordsHCAC HCAC HCACSeason Wins Losses W. Pct. Wins Losses W.Pct. Coach1994 (S) 7 6 .538 Bob Ridings1995 (S) 11 4 .733 Ridings1996 (S) 8 6 .571 Ridings1997 (S) 9 3 .750 Linda Lupp1998 (F) 1 13 .071 0 6 .000 Lupp1998 (S) 3 4 .429 Lupp1999 (F/S) 5 11 .313 2 4 .333 Lupp2000 (F/S) 4 6 .400 2 4 .333 Lupp2001 (F) 2 11 .154 1 6 .143 Lupp2002 (F) 3 10 .231 3 4 .429 Lupp2003 (F) 2 8 .200 1 6 .143 Lupp2004 (F) 1 14 .067 0 7 .000 Lupp2005 (F) 0 9 .000 0 7 .000 Kerri O’Connor2006 (F) 3 10 .231 0 8 .000 Beth Goderwis2007 (F) 7 9 .438 2 6 .333 Brian Beebe2008 (F) 8 5 .614 3 5 .375 Brean Vaske2009 (F) 8 6 .571 2 5 .400 Vaske2010 (F) 3 10 .231 1 7 .125 Tiffany MenhornTotals 85 145 .370 17 75 .185Mount Past HCAC AwardsAcademic All-HCACBecky Polk, 1998Jenny Tracey, 1998Lauren Hamilton, 1998-1999Emily Agler, 2000Cristina Febres-Cordero, 2000Stephanie Kiehl, 2001-2003Christina Nemec, 2003-2005Julie Gering, 2004-2005Kim Smagac, 2004Annie Neumann, 2004Kelly Moore, 2004Sarah Archer, 2006-2008Emily Finke, 2007Laura Robison, 2007-2009Judy Frey, 2008-2010Brittany Teagle, 2008-2010Lauren McDonald, 2009Whitney Thomas, 2009All-ConferenceMolly McGraw, 2001Christina Nemec, 2004Laura Robison, 2007Whitney Thomas, 2008Laura Robison, 2009Whitney Thomas, 2009Brittany Teagle, 2010Player of the WeekKelly Kirby, 9/13/99Emily Agler, 9/30/00Jacqueline Gering, 9/30/00Nicole Lampe, 10/7/00HCAC Team Tournament results: 1998 season, 7th out of 7 schools; 1999 season,4th out of 7 schools; 2000 season, 5th out of 7 schools; 2001 season, 6th out of7 schools; 2002 season, 7th out of 8 schools; 2003 season, 5th out of 8 schools;2004 season, 8th out of 8 schools; 2005 season, 8th out of 8 schools; 2006 season,did not qualify; 2007 season, did not qualify; 2008 season, did not qualify;2009 season, did not qualify; 2010, did not qualify.16COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

All-Time Series vs. OpponentsSchool Wins LossesAnderson 1 12Asbury 0 3Berea 2 0Bluffton 6 6Cedarville 0 6Centre 0 4Defiance 6 5DePauw 0 2Earlham 6 7Franklin 0 14Hanover 1 15Indiana U. Club 3 1Indiana Wesleyan 0 1Kentucky Christian 1 1Manchester 1 12School Wins LossesMiami U. Club 5 3Miami U. Hamilton 7 0Miami U. Middletown 8 2Midway 4 10Muskingum 1 0Northern Kentucky 2 1Oakland City 2 0Rose-Hulman 0 5Saint Joseph’s (IN) 0 1Shawnee State 2 1Sinclair 6 10Thomas More 13 5Transylvania 1 9Walsh 1 0Wilmington 6 9Totals 85 145Mount Individual Records – Career (TOP FIVE TOTALS)Most Matches Played125, Brittany Teagle, 2007-2010120, Laura Robison, 2006-2009119, Judy Frey, 2007-201098, Jacqueline Gering, 2000-200396, Bridget Pilot, 1994-199796, Julie Gering, 2003-2006Most Overall Wins83, Brittany Teagle, 2007-201069, Bridget Pilot, 1994-199769, Laura Robison, 2006-200962, Judy Frey, 2007-201051, Jennifer Werner, 1994-1997Most Singles Wins43, Brittany Teagle, 2007-201042, Bridget Pilot, 1994-199734, Laura Robison, 2006-200933, Judy Frey, 2007-201028, Jennifer Werner, 1994-1997Most Doubles Wins40, Brittany Teagle, 2007-200935, Laura Robison, 2006-200929, Judy Frey, 2007-200927, Bridget Pilot, 1994-199723, Jennifer Werner, 1994-199723, Nicole Geers, 1995-1997Mount Miscellaneous Individual RecordsHCAC All-Sportsmanship TeamJudy Frey, 2009, 2010National College Athlete Honor SocietyBecky Polk, 1998Jenny Tracey, 1998Lauren Hamilton, 1999Emily Agler, 2000Cristina Febres-Cordero, 2000Outstanding Scholar Athlete of the YearAndrea Kiesewetter, 1997GTE Academic All-DistrictCorri Frey, First team, 1996Bridget Pilot, Second team, 1996GTE Academic All-AmericanCorri Frey, 1996Mount senior Lauren McDonald has 20 wins in her Lions career.2011 WOMEN’S TENNIS GUIDE 17

2010 Mount Tennis TeamFront Row (L-R): Kelsey Donovan, Lauren McDonald, Dallas Harris, Ariel Litzinger.Back Row (L-R): Coach Tiffany Menhorn, Assistant Athletic Trainer Susan Blackson, Carolyn Biedenharn, Brittany Teagle, Judy Frey, Student Athletic Trainer Myles Hornsby,Coach Beth Goderwis.18COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

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