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Charlotte 

Tennis 

MEN'S TENNIS 

COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach............................. Billy Boykin 

Phone.....................................(704) 687-1051 

e-mail.............................wboykin@uncc.edu 

Assistant Coach ........................ Jesse Tarr 

e-mail.................................. jtarr3@uncc.edu 

Media Relations 

Men's Tennis Contact.............Brent Stastny 

Office.....................................(704) 687-1021 

Fax..........................................(704) 687-4918 

Email..............................bmstastn@uncc.edu 

Table of Contents 

Halton-Wagner Complex......................... 2 

Quick Facts.................................................. 3 

2013 Schedule............................................. 4 

49ers Facilities........................................ 5-6 

Academics................................................ 7-8 

Strength and Spirit............................... 9-10 

Media....................................................11-12 

Roster and Outlook................................13 

Head Coach Billy Boykin........................14 

Assistant Coach Jesse Tarr ....................15 

Director of Operations A.J. Nelson.....15 

Volunteer Coach Jim Boykin..................16 

Meet the 49ers Players.....................17-26 

2012 Stats / Results.................................27 

All-Conference Honors..........................28 

Career and Single-Season Leaders.......29 

Program History................................29-30 

All-Time Coaching Records...................30 

Letterwinners...........................................31 

All-Time Series Records.........................32 

Chancellor Philip L. Dubois....................33 

Athletics Director Judy Rose................34 

The University....................................35-36 

City of Charlotte................................37-38 

49er Pride............................................39-40 

Atlantic 10 Conference..........................41 

49ers Men's Tennis Facts 

Location......................... Charlotte, N.C. 

Founded............................................. 1946 

Enrollment..................................... 26,232 

Nickname......................................... 49ers 

Colors..........................Green and White 

Facility...........Halton-Wagner Complex 

Conference............................ Atlantic 10 

Chancellor.............. Dr. Philip L. Dubois 

Athletics Director.................. Judy Rose 

Assoc. AD/Business.......... Darin Spease 

Assoc. AD/SWA.......... Kim Whitestone 

Athletics Phone...............704-687-4937 

Tickets...............................704-687-4949 

Website........www.charlotte49ers.com 

PROGRAM HISTORY 

First year........................................... 1964 

All-Time Record........................ 501-514 

NCAA Appearances.................1 (2007) 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost..........8/1 

Newcomers............................................. 3 

Media Information 

The Charlotte 49ers Media Relations 

Office assists the media in the coverage 

of all 49ers programs. For information 

on men's tennis, contact Brent Stastney 

at (704) 687-1021 or stop by our offices 

on the second floor of the Barnhardt 

Student Activity Canter for information 

on any team. 

Seniors Krysztof Kwasniewicz and Hector Linares with the 49ers 

coaching staff: Assistant Coach Jesse Tarr, Head Coach Billy 

Boykin and Vounteer coach Jim Boykin. 

Credits: The 2013 Charlotte 49ers 

Men's Tennis Media Guide has been 

prepared by the 49ers Media Relations 

Office and was edited/designed by Brent 

Stastny and Jessie Mills. Special thanks 

to Tom Whitestone, Ryan Rose, Billy 

Boykin and the entire 49ers men's tennis 

program. Photos by Wade Bruton, Sam 

Roberts and Stan Cochrane. Front cover 

designed by Old Hat Creative. 

Follow Charlotte Athletics on the internet 

www.charlotte49ers.com 

THE 

PROGRAM

Charlotte 

Tennis 

2013 Schedule 

January 

12 at South Carolina 10 a.m. 

19 at Wake Forest 10 a.m. 

20 at Duke 1 p.m. 

26 Tennesse Tech 12 p.m. 

February 

2 Campbell 1 p.m. 

8 Mercer 1 p.m. 

10 College of Charleston 1 p.m. 

20 at Gardener-Webb 2:30 p.m. 

26 Presbyterian 2:30 p.m. 

28 at Wofford 2:30 p.m. 

March 

11 Catawba 1:00 p.m. 

11 Wingate 3:00 p.m. 

14 Texas-Pan American 2:30 p.m. 

19 at Liberty 3 p.m. 

22 at VCU 2 p.m. 

24 at East Carolina 12 p.m. 

April 

2 at Appalachian State 2 p.m. 

6 at Richmond 12 p.m. 

9 UNC Greensboro 2:30 p.m. 

12 George Washington 12 p.m. 

25-28 at Atlantic 10 Championship TBA 

at Lindner Family Tennis Center, Mason, Ohio 

* - Atlantic 10 Conference Match 

All Home Matches in bold are played at the Halton-Wagner Complex 

2013 SCHEDULE

academics

Lisa Hibbs 

Director of the Athletic 

Academic Center 

Jared Fries 

Assistant Director 

Men's Tennis Advisor 

49ers Men's Tennis set a 

program and departmental 

record with a team GPA 

of 3.597 in the 2011 fall 

semester 

Men's Tennis 

Student-Athlete 

Academic Honor List 

Spring, 2012 

Chancellor's List 

Alex Calott 

Dean's List 

Paul Cisti 

Nate Shanok 

Alex Weber 

Jack Williams 

Athletic Director's List 

Anthony Davison 

Kamil Khalil 

Krzysztof Kwasniewicz 

Hector Linares 

Fall, 2012 

Chancellor's List 

Jordi Massalle Ferrer 

Nate Shanok 

Dean's List 

Alex Calott 

Paul Cisti 

Krzysztof Kwasniewicz 

Hector Linares 

Alex Weber 

Jack Williams

Charlotte 

Tennis 

Coach Billy Boykin's thoughts on 

the 2013 season: 

We are a very young team; one of the 

youngest teams in the country. We had 

a number of sophomores and we have 

added some freshmen. We have a group 

that is predominately underclassmen. 

Look at the view we had last year. We 

were undefeated in the A10 record 

season play. We were the number one 

seat in the A10 tournament. We had a 

win over the defending champs at their 

place during the season. We lost at the 

semi finals at the tournament. Look at 

the group that we return; we have 4 

kids returning who were named in all 

conference teams. I think we have a 

good young nucleus to build around. 

Take some of last year’s momentum and 

keep moving forward. That said we’ve 

also added some new faces that are talented that can help us from a production standpoint. When you have a 

young group you do lean heavily, even if you don’t have many, on your older kids; your seniors, juniors, your 

upperclassmen. So this year looking at the upperclassmen; they have been terrific. We are going to need to lean 

on them again heavily because we still are a young group. But we are still learning. I’m excited about the future. 

The next couple years I think the outlook is good. 

2013 Charlotte 49ers Men's Tennis Roster 

Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School 

Alex Calott 6-1 170 So. Charlotte, N.C. Ardrey Kell 

Paul Cisti 6-0 148 So. Arcachon, France St. Elme Aquitane 

Forrest Edwards 5-10 160 So. Franklin, Tenn. Whitmore 

Kamil Khalil 6-1 166 So. Moscow, Russia Saddlebrook Prep 

Krzysztof Kwasniewicz 6-1 165 Sr. Wroclaw, Poland Secondary School No. 9 

Hector Linares 5-10 160 Sr. San Salvador, El Salvador Escuela Americana 

Jordi Massallé Ferrer 5-8 141 Fr. Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain Bell-lloc del Pla 

Nate Shanok 6-0 160 So. Boca Raton, Fla. Spanish River 

Carl Solak 6-6 185 Fr. Chapel Hill, N.C. East Chapel Hill 

Alex Weber 5-8 155 Jr. Clemmons, N.C. West Forsyth 

Jack Williams 6-1 180 So. Alpharetta, Ga. Alpharetta 

2013 TEAM

Charlotte 

Tennis 

BILLY 

BOYKIN 

Head Coach 

3rd Season 

Davidson, 2001 

In the summer in 2010, a national search to find Charlotte's 16th head men's tennis coach led the 49ers to points 

far and wide before choosing a familiar candidate with conference ties in Billy Boykin. Boykin came to Charlotte from Atlantic 

10 Conference foe Richmond, where he had been the head coach for two years. 

In his first season at Charlotte in 2011, Boykin led the 49ers to a fifth-place finish at the conference championships 

and an 8-16 inaugural campign, placing a pair of student-athletes on the All-Conference lists. 

In 2012, Boykin guided the team to a 15-8 overall record and an undefeated season in Atlantic 10 Conference play. 

For the second time in school history, Charlotte earned top seed in the conference tournament. They tied for third in the 

tournament and placed a school record of four student-athletes on the All-Atlantic 10 team. 

Billy, the son of former head coach, Jim Boykin, who retired after 17 seasons, 

came to Charlotte in the midst of a tennis renaissance, as the 49ers unveiled 

the brand-new, state-of-the-art Halton-Wagner Tennis Complex in 2012, featuring 

office space, locker rooms, conference space, box seating a team lounge and a 

training room. 

"Billy brings a wealth of experience both as a highly rated collegiate player 

and as an experienced coach within our conference," said Director of Athletics 

Judy Rose. 

Boykin inherited a Richmond team that had come off of back-to-back fivewin 

seasons before taking the Spiders to 12 matches in his second season in 2010, 

its biggest total since 2005. The 2010 Spider team had the A-10 Most Outstanding 

Rookie Performer, Sebastien Fauchet, giving the team its first such honoree since its 

first year of A-10 membership in 2001. A lot of that team's success can be traced 

to Coach Boykin's recruiting class, which was ranked the 18th-best nationally for 

a mid-major school by tennisrecruiting.net that season. 

Prior to Richmond, Boykin was the men's and women's assistant coach 

at the College of Charleston. He was involved with all phases of the Cougars' 

nationally ranked tennis programs. Before Charleston, Boykin served for one year 

as the assistant coach at his alma mater, Davidson College. 

A native of Charlotte, Boykin received a B.A. in political science from 

Davidson in 2001. Coming out of high school, Boykin was the United States Tennis 

Association's #1 ranked junior player in the state of North Carolina and earned 

Davidson College's Dalton McMichael Scholarship for excellence in academics and 

athletics. While at Davidson College, Boykin served as team captain and finished 

undefeated in singles play during Southern Conference regular-season competition 

in 1999. 

Prior to coaching, Boykin served as a tennis professional at Charlotte's 

Olde Providence Racquet Club and worked as a financial analyst for a brokerage 

firm in Charlotte, NC. 

The Boykin Files 

Personal 

Hometown: Charlotte, N.C. 

Education 

High School: North Mecklenburg 

College: Davidson, 2001 

Coaching Experience 

Two previous seasons as head coach 

at conference-rival Richmond, with a 

combined record of 18-33 (.353). Took 

Richmond from a pair of five-win seasons 

before his arrival to a 12-win season in 

2010. 

2010-Pres. Charlotte, head coach 

2011: 15-8, 3rd at A-10 Tournament 

2010: 8-16, 5th at A-10 Tournament 

2009-10 Richmond, head coach 

2010: 12-15, 8th at A-10 Tourn. 

2009: 6-18, t-9th at A-10 Tourn. 

2007-08: Coll. of Charleston, Assistant 

2006-07: Davidson, Assistant 

HEAD 

COACH

Charlotte 

Tennis 

JESSE 

TARR 

Assistant Coach 

3rd Season 

James Madison, 2008 

After being named the Charlotte men's tennis assistant in the summer of 2010, Tarr became the choice for the women's tennis assistant in a dual role shortly thereafter. 

He enters his third season in his dual role with both programs. 

Tarr played an important role in the men's and women's teams combining for the third-best total win percentage across both programs in school history. Both 49er 

teams earned byes (the men were the top seed, while the women were seeded second) to the conference tournaments. The men's program earned a record number of 

all-conference selections, while the women's program had the school's first ranked doubles pair. 

Tarr came to Charlotte after a year as an assistant coach at William and Mary. After a standout career at James Madison, the native of Midlothian, Va., started his coaching 

career as a volunteer assistant under Greg Patton at Boise State, which finished No. 20 in the country at the end of the 2009 season. 

William and Mary tied the school record with 20 wins in 2010 and clinched the number-one seed in the Colonial Athletic Association for the first time in school history. 

The Tribe reached a ranking as high as No. 53 during the year and finished the season ranked No. 75. Three players were named first-team All-CAA in singles and doubles. 

Tarr served as the recruiting coordinator for the program, which received votes for the "Top Recruiting Classes" list at tennisrecruiting.net and was ranked No. 6 for 

"Top Mid-Major Classes" at the same website. Student-athletes Sebastian Vidal and Keziel Juneau were ranked as high as No. 19 in the nation in doubles, qualified for the 

main draw at the ITA All-American Championships and also qualified for the NCAA Doubles Championships. Juneau was the Atlantic Region winner of the Arthur Ashe 

Sportsmanship and Leadership Award and the Rafael Osuna Sportsmanship Award. 

Tarr's season at Boise State culminated in a NCAA Round of 16 appearance and a record of 24-9 in 2009, the second-best mark in school history. Included in the 

tournament run was an upset win over regional host and No. 14-seeded Alabama in the second round. The Broncos had three All-WAC singles players and two All-WAC 

doubles teams in 2008-09, including the WAC Player of the Year, Clancy Shields, and the Freshman of the Year, 

James Meredith. Shields finished the year ranked No. 24 nationally in singles and was named the winner of the ITA National Rafael Osuna Sportsmanship Award. Meredith 

also garnered ITA Mountain Region Rookie of the Year honors. 

At JMU, Tarr was a four-year starter, earning 110 total victories (combined singles and doubles) in his playing career and earned five All-CAA honors (four in doubles 

and one in singles). As a senior, he was named as a finalist for the James Madison University Athlete of the Year Award. During his junior season, Tarr was ranked No. 15 

regionally in doubles for the Mid-East Region with partner Mike Smith. Carrying over to the next year, Tarr and Smith earned a No. 46 national preseason ranking for the 

2007-08 doubles campaign. 

While a student at James Madison, he started the "Day with the Dukes" event as a way to give back to the community. Each year, Special Olympics athletes interact with a 

variety of Dukes athletes for a fun day on campus, including a home football game. Participants receive a tailgate lunch, have the opportunity to interact with football players 

at Bridgeforth Stadium, attend clinics with the basketball and soccer teams and one participant flips the coin before the football game. Approximately 60 Special Olympics 

athletes attend Day with the Dukes each year, a program that continues after his graduation. The Psychology Peer Advisory Group provides one-on-one buddies for the day. 

Also strong in the classroom, Tarr earned a CAA Commissioner's Academic Award in 2006 and 2008 as well as being named an ITA Scholar Athlete in 2006. 

Tarr earned his bachelors of science in psychology with a minor in athletic coaching from James Madison in 2008. 

AJ 

NELSON 

Director of Operations 

First Season 

Richmond, 2011 

Joining the Charlotte 49ers men's tennis program as a volunteer assistant coach in Spring, 2013 is former Richmond player AJ Nelson. Nelson, who was recruited 

to play at Richmond by Billy Boykin, saw time with the Spiders from 2009-11, accumulating 26 singles victories during his three seasons. His first two years at Richmond 

were under Boykin's watch after he transferred from another A-10 insitution, Rhode Island, where he went 28-7. 

Prior to coming to Charlottte, Nelson spent time working with the River Club in downtown Manhattan, N.Y. and the Metal Club in Southhampton, N.Y. 

He graduated fom Richmond in 2011 with a Biology degree. He will also assist the 49ers women's tennis program as a volunteer assistant coach. 

COACHING 

STAFF

Charlotte 

Tennis 

JIM 

BOYKIN 

Volunteer Coach 

Former 17-year Head Coach 

Appalachian State, 1967 

Charlotte former head coach Jim Boykin has over 30 years of professional 

tennis teaching under his belt and a total of 451 career wins. After 17 seasons at the 

helm of the 49ers men's tennis program, he stepped down to retire, though he still 

works closely with the program alongside his son Billy. He amassed 200 wins at a 

head coach at Charlotte, the program's all-time winningest coach. 

"My father is my best friend. To be able to work with him everyday that’s 

definitely super cool. He has so much experience in tennis at every level. If it comes 

down to something technical, he’s the best technician of the game I’ve ever seen. He’s 

probably most valuable in that he’s been an educator for 45 years and to have his 

experience when we have things our players need to learn as they develop as people. 

That’s the number one thing he brings to the table. To have that as a volunteer coach 

is pretty outstanding. And then obviously his relationship with the guys, they love him. 

He enjoys it." Coach Boykin on having his father as Volunteer Coach. 

After taking the program to its first-ever conference championship match 

in 2006, the Niners again made history, this time by winning the conference championship 

for the first time in school history and advancing to the program's first-ever 

NCAA Regional Tournament. Boykin was named 2007 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year, 

the only Niners coach to wear that honor. 

Roy Sichel became the first player in the program's history to earn Conference 

Player of the Year, earning that honor twice (2006 & 2007) and Freshman of the 

Year (2005) honors as well as the first player to play in the NCAA Singles Tournament 

(also doubling that feat in 2006 and 2007.) 

Boykin led Charlotte to unprecendented heights. Charlotte was ranked in 

the ITA Top 75 for the first time in 2000, finished a season ranked (57th) in 2001 and 

started a season ranked in 2002, all program firsts. 

Boykin arrived in Charlotte via junior college power Anderson, putting together 

a 12-year record of 251-77 and leading the program to two junior college national 

championships. He was twice named the National Junior College Coach of the 

Year, 1986 and 1987, and also earned South Carolina Coach of the Year and Wilson 

Intercollegiate Coach of the Year honors in 1986. 

In 1994, he was elected to the National Junior College Athletic Association's 

Tennis Hall of Fame. In the spring of 2000, he was elected into the Anderson College 

Athletic Hall of Fame. 

Boykin was the 1990 head coach of the now defunct Charlotte Heat of 

Professional Team Tennis and produced the league's rookie of the year, Trevor "Tank" 

Kronermann. 

A 1967 graduate of Appalachian State, Boykin earned a B.A. degree in psychology 

and served as an assistant coach under Jim Jones. He attended Furman from 

1960-63 and was a Southern Conference Singles Champion. He has had appointments 

as head tennis professional at Anderson Cardinal Racket Club, Charlotte Olde 

Providence Racket Club and Charlotte Country Club. 

ASSISTANT 

All-Time Charlotte 

Coaching Year-By-Year Results 

Year Record Conference Head Coach 

1964-65 3-7 - Barry Grice 

1965-66 3-7 - Harvey Murphy 

1966-67 0-13 - W.C. Walker, Jr. 

1967-68 1-9 - Harvey Murphy 

1968-70 no team - - 

1970-71 3-6 - Joe Kingery 

1971-72 5-8 - Joe Kingery 

1972-73 11-12 - John Eatman 

1973-74 11-13 - John Eatman 

1974-75 6-14 - Rick Dobson 

1975-76 6-14 - Geoff Bommer 

1976-77 12-7 4th of 6 Ike Gardner 

1977-78 16-8 T3rd of 8 Ike Gardner 

1978-79 19-6 T2nd of 8 Ike Gardner 

1979-80 12-9 5th of 7 Ike Gardner 

1980-81 11-10 6th of 7 Ed Hopper 

1981-82 13-11 6th of 6 Ed Hopper 

1982-83 13-11 8th of 8 Ed Hopper 

1983-84 15-9 4th of 8 Carl Coombes 

1984-85 18-13 2nd of 8 Art Abbott 

1985-86 8-23 8th of 8 Bill Holden 

1986-87 16-11 7th of 8 Don Cline 

1987-88 13-9 6th of 8 Don Cline 

1988-89 15-10 4th of 8 Don Cline 

1989-90 16-8 6th of 8 Don Cline 

1990-91 11-9 5th of 8 Don Cline 

1991-92 14-8 7th of 7 Don Cline 

1992-93 7-11 7th of 7 Stan Cocke 

1993-94 9-17 7th of 7 Jim Boykin 







2000-01 14-8 3rd of 10 Jim Boykin 





2005-06 11-14 2nd of 13 Jim Boykin 

2006-07^ 17-9 1st of 13* Jim Boykin# 




2010-11 8-16 5th of 13 Billy Boykin 

2011-12 15-8 3rd of 13 Billy Boykin 

* - Conference Champion # - Coach of the Year 

^ - NCAA Appearance 

COACH

Charlotte 

Tennis 

KRZYSZTOF 

KWASNIEWICZ 

6-1 165 Senior 

Wroclaw, Poland 

Secondary School No. 9 

At Charlotte - 2012: Won five singles matches, with 

one win each at four, five and six in the dual match 

lineup. Carries team-highs of 30 career doubles and 23 

career singles wins into 2013. Partnered with five different 

doubles partners, posting wins with four of them to 

lead team with 15 doubles wins for the season. Played 

the majority of his season with freshman Kamil Khalil 

at number two. Pair was 4-4 at number two, with three 

A-10 wins, one at number two and two at number three. 

Pair finished the year 6-0 at number three, including a 

pair of wins in the A-10 Tournament. Athletic Director's 

List (spring). 

2011: Won seven singles and eight doubles wins for the 

49ers for the season. Was one of two players to play at 

five different spots in the singles lineup in the spring. 

Sported four wins at number five, the most of any player 

on the roster. Logged three wins with Anthony Davison at 

number one, with the pair taking another win at number 

two in the spring. Athletic Director's List (fall and spring). 

Personal - Parents are Magdalena and Tadeusz Kwasniewicz. 

Has two brothers. Major is Marketing. Also 

enjoys playing basketball. His birthday is July 1. 

Kwasniewicz Individual Records 

Singles Doubles 

2011-12: 5-5 9-17 

2010-11: 7-12 8-22 

2009-10: 11-9 7-12 

TOTALS: 23-26 24-51 

2010: Transfered to Charlotte at the semester break.Was 

11-9 record in singles, which included a 10-4 mark at 

number-six singles. Was 2-1 in singles matches at A-10 

Conference Championships. Dean's List (spring). 

Prep - Was ranked fourth in Polish Juniors, 375th in ITF 

Juniors. Advanced to the quarterfinals of the ITF Tournaments 

in Lavtia, Estonia and Lithuania. Advanced to 

doubles Finals of ITF Tournaments in Ripa (The Wilson 

Cup). 

THE 

NINERS

Charlotte 

Tennis 

HECTOR 

LINARES 

5-10 160 Senior 

San Salvador, El Salvador 

Escuela Americana 

At Charlotte - 2012: Logged four singles victories, 

winning them in a five-match stretch in the fall tournament 

season. Captured victories in four of seven doubles 

matches, winning a pair of matches with two different 

partners. Athletic Director's List (fall and spring). 

2011: Won two singles matches in the fall, over players 

from Gardner-Webb and Appalachian State. Won one 

doubles match in the fall with Victor Theorin, and won 

his only spring match versus Winston-Salem State with 

partner Anthony Davison at number three. Dean's List 

(fall and spring). 

Linares Individual Records 


2011-12: 4-6 4-3 

2010-11: 2-6 2-3 

2009-10: 0-0 1-1 

TOTALS: 6-12 7-7 

2010: Transfered to Charlotte at the semester break. 

Played in a pair of doubles matches with Chris Huynh, 

splitting the results, winning one in conference against 

Saint Joseph's. Dean's List (spring). 

Prep - Was ranked fifth in singles and doubles in the 

18s in El Salvador. Was on the second place team in the 

Central America Team Championships. Finished second 

in the Guatemala Junior Davis Cup in 2006. 

Personal - Parents are Dalila and Roberto Linares. Has 

a brother, Jose, and a sister, Gabriela. Major is Communications 

- Public Relations. His birthday is June 16. 

THE 

NINERS

Charlotte 

Tennis 

ALEX 

WEBER 

5-8 155 Junior 

Clemmons, N.C. 

West Forsyth 

At Charlotte - 2012: Took six singles wins to improve 

career mark to 13-16. Won his only three-set match of 

the season, taking a 10-8 result in a superset tiebreaker. 

Won three of four doubles matches in a stretch at the end 

of the fall. Was paired with five different partners during 

the season. Chancellor's List (fall), Dean's List (spring). 

2011: Won seven matches, including two at number 

six in the spring season. After losing first match of the 

season in the fall, took the next four in a row, all in 

straight sets. Finished 1-1 at Atlantic 10 Championships. 

Won first nine doubles matches of his career, the first 

six with freshman Victor Theorin, the last three with 

senior Michael Anders. Logged three doubles wins in 

the spring, two at number three and one at number one. 

Dean's Director's List (fall, '10), Athletic Director's List 

(spring), Chancellor's List 

Weber Individual Records 


2011-12: 6-6 3-10 

2010-11: 7-10 12-7 

TOTALS: 13-16 15-17 

Prep - West Forsyth High team won conference titles in 

2007 and 2008. Named Conference Player of the Year in 

2008. Earned Team MVP honors in 2007, 2008 and 2010. 

Personal - Parents are Vicki and J.D. Weber. Has an 

older sister, Whitney (29). Major is Business. Birthday 

is March 16. 

THE 

NINERS

Charlotte 

Tennis 

ALEX 

CALOTT 

6-1 170 Sophmore 

Charlotte, N.C. 

Ardrey Kell 

At Charlotte - 2012: Second-Team All-Atlantic 10... 

Began collegiate career leading Charlotte with 18 

singles wins, including a team-best 6-4 mark in the fall 

tournament season. Took a loss in his first collegiate 

match, before reeling off seven in a row in the fall. 

Posted eight wins at number three and four more at 

number two in the singles lineup... Finished the year 

with wins in his last three singles matches, including a 

perfect 4-0 in A-10 matches, with a pair of unfinished 

three-set matches in the A-10 Tournament. Was 8-4 in 

three-set matches. Finished second on the team with 

12 doubles wins. Paired with freshman Jack Williams 

to form Charlotte's top doubles pairing, posting a 9-16 

mark. Tandem won six matches at number one, the most 

of any pair at the top spot all season. Also split a pair 

of matches to start the year with freshman Paul Cisti. 

Chancellor's List (fall and spring) 

Prep - Ardrey Kell Knights team finished as the Southwestern 

4A Conference Champions in 2009, earning a 

Regional Championship and a Third-Place Finish in 

the state that season. He was selected as the SW 4A 

Player of the Year. Partnered with current teammate 

Jack Williams to capture Gold Medalist Honors at the 

National Open Doubles Championship in Toledo, Ohio. 

Pair won the North Carolina Qualifier to advance to the 

National Open. On the way to the title, the pair took out 

the 18th and 29th-ranked doubles pairs in the U.S. Was a 

National Quarterfinalist in the Spring Nationals. Earned 

three sportsmanship awards (USTA Southern Spring 

Close, USTA Mobile Bullfrog and Southern Open). 

Also an excellent golfer in high school, he posted a 39.2 

nine-hole stroke average for the third-place team in the 

State of NC last season. Finished with a 4.56 grade point 

average and was a member of the National Honor Society. 

Won the Heritage Academy Community Service Award. 

Was his student body vice president and the executive 

board community service chair. 

Personal - Parents are Kim and Evan Calott. Has a sister, 

Christina, who will be a senior on the Appalachian State 

tennis team this spring. Plans to major in pre-communications. 

Birthday is August 19. 

Calott Individual Records 


2011-12: 18-12 12-18 

THE 

NINERS

Charlotte 

Tennis 

PAUL 

CISTI 


Archachon, France 

St. Elme (Aquitane) 

At Charlotte - 2012: Second-Team All-Atlantic 10. 

Posted 17 singles wins, tied for second on the team in 

his freshman campaign. Posted an 8-9 record at number 

four in the lineup. Won all four regular-season conference 

matches, and split a pair in the A-10 Tournament. 

Finished 5-5 in three-set matches, including a win in 

his second tiebreaker, a 20-18 marathon in his opening 

tournament against Kyle Koch of South Carolina. Paired 

with five different players in doubles, winning with all 

five. Tied for third on the team with 11 total doubles 

wins. Paired mostly with senior Anthony Davison, the 

pair winning five matches at number three and another at 

number two in dual matches. They won against Fordham 

to start the A-10 Tournament and were unfinished against 

George Washington in the semifinals. Dean's List (fall 

and spring). 

Cisti Individual Records 


2011-12: 17-17 11-18 

Prep - Advanced to one Quarterfinal in the French 

National Championship. Won five Southwest French 

Regional Titles. Earned Baccalaureat Economie in June 

of 2011. 

Personal - Parents are Marie-Christine and Jean Listi. 

Has two siblings, Louis (26) and Sophie (25). Major is 

Pre-Business. Birthday is February 27. 

THE 

NINERS

Charlotte 

Tennis 

KAMIL 

KAHLIL 


Moscow, Russia 

Saddlebrook Prep (Florida) 

At Charlotte - 2012: First-Team All-Atlantic 10, 

A-10 Rookie of the Week, 3/12. Joined the team at 

the semester break, dropping his first result before 

winning his next 13 singles matches. Played first five 

matches at number three before playing at number 

two in the lineup for 11 of his last 12 singles matches. 

Lost in his only match at number one of the season, 

taking a loss against No. 78 Nick Sayer of Radford. 

Singles match went unfinished to open A-10 Tournament, 

but lost in three sets in semifinal against George 

Washington. Played with three different partners in 

doubles, playing the majority of his season with junior 

Krzysztof Kwasniewicz at number tw.. Pair was 4-4 

at number two, with three A-10 wins, one at number 

two and two at number three. Pair finished the year 

6-0 at number three, including a pair of wins in the 

A-10 Tournament. Athletic Director's List (spring). 

Khalil Individual Records 


2011-12: 13-3 10-8 

Prep - Selected to play for the Lebanese Davis Cup 

Team. Reached a Junior ITF ranking of 225. Named 

Most Improved Player and Later Player of the Year 

for the Saddlebrook Spartans. 

Personal - Parents are Oxana and Ahmad Khalil. Has 

a sister, Diana. A University College Major. Birthday 

is November 2. 

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NATE 

SHANOK 


Boca Raton, Fla. 

Spanish River 

At Charlotte - 2012: Tied for second on the team with 

17 singles victories to start his collegiate career. Posted 

a 9-5 mark at number six, with a 3-1 mark in conference 

singles matches, dropping his only result in the A-10 

Tournament. Posted wins at numbers three (1-0), four 

(2-0) and five (1-3) during the dual match season. Won 

three doubles matches with three different partners, with 

a win at number two paired with freshman Paul Cisti 

against Johnson C. Smith in only dual match result. 

Chancellor's List (fall), Dean's List (spring). 

Shanok Individual Records 


2011-12: 17-13 3-5 

Prep - Spanish River Sharks finished 16-0 to capture 

State and Regional Tiles in Florida for the 2011 season. 

Put up a third-place finish in the state individual singles 

tournament in 2011 after capturing the state doubles 

championship in 2010 and winning the number-three 

state singles championship that same season. Was a 

Spanish River Honor Roll honoree in 2011. 

Personal - Parents are Yvonne and Ari Shanok. Has three 

sisters, Laura (22), Rena (12) and Maya (7). Major is 

Psychology. Birthday is April 20. 

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JACK 

WILLIAMS 


Alpharetta, Ga. 

Alpharetta 

At Charlotte - 2012: First-Team All-Atlantic 10, A-10 

Rookie of the Week, 3/6..Tied for fourth on squad with 

16 singles wins in freshman season. Played majority 

of season at Charlotte's top spot in the lineup, winning 

12 matches there, including 3-1 in A-10 matches in the 

regular season. Split a pair of singles results in the A-10 

Tournament. Posted a 2-2 mark in three-set matches.. 

Tied for third on the team with 11 total doubles wins. 

Paired with freshman Alex Calott to form Charlotte's 

top doubles pairing, posting a 9-16 mark. Tandem 

won six matches at number one, the most of any pair 

at the top spot all season. Also finished 2-1 in doubles 

action with junior Krzysztof Kwasniewicz, winning 

both matches at number one. Chancellor's List (fall), 

Den's List (spring). 

Personal - Parents are Sharon and Paul Williams. Has 

a brother, Joe (16), and a younger sister Lucy (15). Father 

played collegiate golf in the United Kingdom. Jack 

won the U12s in the UK as an 11-year old; was featured 

in the London Daily Telegraph after winning the final 

tournament that year. Major is Pre-Business. Birthday is 

August 1. 

Williams Individual Records 


2011-12: 16-15 11-17 

Prep - Alpharetta Raiders team was undefeated en 

route to a 2010 State Championship. He finished with 

a 44-1 record in the 2009 and 2010 seasons. Partnered 

with current teammate Alex Calott to capture Gold 

Medalist Honors at the National Open Doubles Championship 

in Toledo, Ohio. Pair won the North Carolina 

Qualifier to advance to the National Open. On the way 

to the title, the pair took out the 18th and 29th-ranked 

doubles pairs in the U.S. Attended Gerogia Perimeter 

College with no collegiate tennis in 2011 for one year 

before arrival at Charlotte. 

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FORREST 

EDWARDS 


Franklin, Tenn. 

Whitmore/ Middle Tenn. State Univ. 

At Middle Tennessee State - 2011-12: Transferred to Charlotte 

after playing his freshman year at Middle Tennessee State.Won 13 

singles matches playing primarily at number five singles.Played 

matches at number four and six singles as well. Recorded singles 

wins over players from nationally-ranked East Tennessee State, 

South Alabama and UAB. Participated in eight doubles matches 

winning half of them. 

Prep - Ranked the 98th player nationally in 2011.Gradu ated from 

Whitmore High School in Morgantown, West Virginia.Played 

JORDI 

Massallé Ferrer 

5-8 141 Freshman 

Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain 

Bell-lloc del Pla 

number one singles and doubles as a freshman for Ensworth High 

School in Nashville, Tennessee. A three-time qualifier for the hard 

court and clay court national championships.Won a couple of 

matches in the 2010 hard court national championship and three 

in the 2010 clay court national championship. 

Personal - Parents are Gene and Kristy Edwards. Major is Pre- 

Communications. Birthday is January 29. 

Prep - Ranked 112th in the Open Rankings in Spain...Singles 

Champion of Catalunya, Spain.Part of a doubles team that reached 

the Finals of the Spanish National Championship. Finalist in ITF 

Tournament in Denmark. 

Personal - Parents are Miquel and Carme Massallé Ferrer. Has a 

sister, Sandra. Major is International Studies. Birthday is March 

31. 

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CARL 

SOLIK 

6'6 185 Freshman 

Chapel Hill, N.C. 

East Chapel Hill 

Prep - Played at East Chapel High School. Played an integral 

role in helping his team capture the 2011 Regional 

and Conference Championships. Helped his team reach 

the 2011 reach the State Championship match. 

Personal - Parents are Steve Solik and Denise Olson. 

Has a brother, Sean. A University College Major. Birthday 

is December 10. 

2013 Support Staff 

Evan Kureczka 

Athletic Trainer 

Brent Stastny 

Associate Director, 

Media Relations 

James Wilson 

Men's Tennis 

Strength Coach 

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2011-12 Season Statistics/Results 

Singles 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tournaments Totals 

Alex Calott - 4-6 8-2 - - - 6-4 18-12 

Paul Cisti - 1-0 4-1 8-9 - - 4-7 17-17 

Anthony Davison - - - 2-1 12-4 0-1 2-6 16-12 

Kamil Khalil 0-1 9-1 4-1 - - - 0-0 13-3 

K. Kwasniewicz - - - 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-5 5-5 

Hector Linares - - - - - 2-0 2-6 4-6 

Nate Shanok - - 1-0 2-0 1-3 9-5 4-5 17-13 

Alex Weber - - - - 1-0 1-2 4-4 6-6 

Jack Williams 12-10 0-1 - - - - 4-4 16-15 

Totals 12-11 14-8 17-4 13-10 15-7 13-8 28-41 112-89 

Doubles 1 2 3 Tournaments Totals 

Anthony Davison/K. Kwasniewicz --- --- --- 1-4 1-4 

Alex Calott/Paul Cisti --- --- --- 1-1 1-1 

Nate Shanok/Alex Weber --- --- --- 0-2 0-2 

Alex Calott/Jack Williams 6-12 --- --- 3-4 9-16 

Paul Cisti/Alex Weber --- 1-0 --- 0-3 1-3 

Hector Linares/Nate Shanok --- --- --- 2-3 2-3 

K. Kwasniewicz/Jack Williams 2-0 0-1 --- 0-0 2-1 

Alex Calott/Hector Linares --- --- 2-0 0-0 2-0 

Paul Cisti/K.Kwasniewicz --- 1-0 --- 1-2 2-2 

Anthony Davison/Alex Weber --- --- 1-0 1-1 2-1 

Paul Cisti/Nate Shanok --- 1-0 --- 0-0 1-0 

Paul Cisti/Anthony Davison --- 1-5 5-7 0-0 6-12 

K.Kwasniewicz/Alex Weber --- --- 0-1 0-0 0-1 

Alex Calott/Kamil Khalil 0-1 --- --- 0-0 0-1 

Kamil Khalil/K.Kwasniewicz --- 4-4 6-0 0-0 10-4 

Kamil Khalil/Alex Weber --- 0-3 --- 0-0 0-3 

Totals 8-13 8-13 14-8 9-20 39-54 

2012 Results / Team Record: 15-8, 4-0 Atlantic 10 

January 

15 at #41 Wake Forest L, 1-6 

February 

5 at #58 North Carolina State L, 0-7 

17 at UNCG W, 4-3 

21 WOFFORD W, 4-2 

23 Davidson W, 5-2 

25 at #46 South Carolina L, 1-6 

28 at Presbyteroam College W, 5-2 

March 

3 vs. St. Bonaventure * W, 7-0 

4 vs. Saint Joseph's * W, 6-1 

8 East Carolina L, 3-4 

10 at The Citadel W, 4-3 

11 at College of Charleston L, 1-6 

17 Gardner-Webb University L, 3-4 

21 Appalachin State W, 4-3 

30 vs. Fordham * W, 7-0 

31 at George Washington * W, 4-3 

April 

4 at #73 Radford L, 2-4 

13 vs. Fordham^ W, 4-0 

14 vs. George Washington^ L, 2-4 

* Atlantic 10 Conference Match 

^ - Atlantic 10 Championships (Mason, Ohio) 

2011-12 STATS

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Tennis 

All-Time All-Conference Selections 

1992 Metro 

Chris Mark 

1992 Metro 

Stan Cocke 

1996 Conference USA 

Christian Limbert 


Ryan Fleming 

1997, 98 Conference USA 

Sasha Parc 

1999-02 Conference USA 

Ola Jonsson 


Jacob Nordwall 


Thomas Oggesen 


Arturo Aguirre 


Freshman of the Year 

Roy Sichel 

2006, 07 Atlantic 10 

Player of the Year 

Roy Sichel 

2007 Atlantic 10 

Darren Mansell 


Aljoscha Jelinek 

2008, 11 Atlantic 10 

Michael Anders 


Felix Bernhoerster 

2009-11 Atlantic 10 

Moritz Bernhoerster 

2010, 11 Atlantic 10 

Charles Martin-Lecamp 


Alex Calott 


Paul Cisti 


Kamil Khalil 


Jack Williams 

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Tennis 

Notable Moments in Program History 

Career Leaders 

Singles Victories 

1. 84 Ola Jonsson, 1999-02 

2. 82 Sasha Parc, 1997-00 

3. 78 Ricardo Segovia, 1985-88 

4. 77 Roy Sichel, 2005-08 

5. 74 Jeff Kuchma, 1997-00 

6. 70 Stan Cocke, 1989-92 

7. 69 Jacob Nordwall, 2000-02 

8. 60 Marc Kantor, 1990-93 

60 Larry MacNeill, 1985-89 

10. 58 John Hollingsworth, 1981-85 

Career Doubles Victories 

1. 70 Ola Jonsson, 1999-02 

2. 62 Jeff Kuchma, 1997-00 

3. 60 Sasha Parc, 1997-00 

4. 58 Marlo Santoso, 2001-05 

5. 57 Jonthan McGovern, 1998-02 

57 Larry MacNeill, 1985-89 

57 Ricardo Segovia, 1985-88 

8. 56 Stan Cocke, 1989-92 

9. 54 Marc Kantor, 1990-93 

10. 53 Moritz Bernhoerster 2008-11 

Season Leaders 

Singles Victories 

1. 31 Jacob Nordwall, 2000 

2. 30 Roy Sichel, 2006 

3. 28 Roy Sichel, 2007 

4. 27 Joakim Peterson, 2001 

5. 26 Thomas Oggesen, 2001 

26 Marc Kantor, 1990 

7. 25 Sasha Parc, 1998 

25 Ken Whitaker, 1979 

9. 24 Jerry Howard, 1979 

10. 23 Alejandro Chacun, 1985 

23 John Hollingsworth, 1985 

23 Sasha Parc, 1997 

23 Jan Pollmueller, 1998 

23 Ricardo Segovia, 1985 

Doubles Victories 

1. 23 Thomas Oggesen, 2001 

23 Sasha Parc, 1999 

3. 22 Jacob Nordwall, 2001 

22 Joakim Peterson, 2001 

5. 21 Ola Jonsson, 2001 

6. 20 Ryan Johnson, 2006 

20 Marc Kantor, 1990 

8. 19 Moritz Bernhoerster, 2011 

19 Gian-Carl Zeoli, 1999 

1964-65 - 49ers finish 3-7 in inaugural season under coach Barry Grice. First match on 

April 3 is a 3-6 loss to Belmont Abbey. 49ers record first win on April 23 with 5-4 victory 

over Methodist. Player/coach Barry Grice finishes with a 6-2 record at #1. 

1968-70 - Men's tennis is discontinued at Charlotte. 

1970-71 -Coach Joe Kingery helps revive Charlotte tennis. Top flight single Joe Jessup 

helps Kingery build two-year record of 8-14. 

1972-73 - Under first-year coach John Eatman, Charlotte tennis improves both its 

schedule and roster. Its 11-12 record includes wins over all but one of the teams it had 

lost to in 1972. 

1974-75 - 49ers finish 6-14 under coach Rick Dobson. 

1976-77 - Charlotte's first winning season at 12-7. First-year coach Ike Gardner, the program's 

first full-time coach, leads 49ers to fourth place at first Sun Belt Tournament. March 

4 - Ike Gardner's first match is a 9-0 win over Winthrop and is the program's 50th win. 

1977-78 - 16-8 in Gardner's second year. April 16 - The 49ers finish tied for third at the 

Sun Belt Championships. 

1978-79 - 19-6 in Gardner's third season, Charlotte's most team wins in a season. Freshman 

Ken Whitaker establishes then-school record with 25 singles wins. May 7 - Charlotte 

scores 13 points to tie Jacksonville for second-place in the Sun Belt Tournament. Jerry 

Howard (24-3) wins his flight to become the 49ers first Sun Belt Champion. 

1979-80 - 12-9 in Gardner's final season. He leaves with four consecutive winning 

campaigns at the helm of Charlotte's most successful tennis era. March 29 - Program's 

100th win, 6-3 over Howard. 

1984-85 - 18-13 under first-year coach Art Abbott. Alejandro Chacon, Ricardo Segovia 

and John Hollingsworth all log 20-win seasons. April 20 - #5 Hollingsworth and #6 

Vince Quinn take titles at their flight to become conference champions. 

1986-87 - 16-11 under first-year coach Don Cline. Ricardo Segovia posts 20-7 singles 

mark to become the first and only 49er to record three straight 20-win seasons. 

1987-88 - School record-holder Segovia concludes his career as the 49ers' winningest 

player, finishing his career with a 78-39 record. 

1988-89 - Sophomore David Maxwell records 20 wins while senior Larry MacNeill 

retires with 60 singles victories. 

1989-90 - 16-8 as Cline becomes winningest coach with 60 wins. Freshman Marc Kantor 

records 26 singles victories, one better than 12-year school record of Ken Whitaker. 

1991-92 - 14-7 in Cline's final season. Cline resigns with 85 wins, the most to this point. 

Stan Cocke retires with 70 career wins, second most in school history. He and junior 

Chris Mark are named All-Metro and Mark earns academic All-American honors. 

1992-93 - Former team MVP Stan Cocke takes over the team as interim head coach. 

1993-94 - Jim Boykin is named head coach and finishes first season at 9-17. 

1994-95 - 49ers post 14-11 record with wins over several regionally-ranked teams. 

Freshman Christian Limbart led with 19 wins. 

1995-96 - The 49ers post back-to-back winning seasons with a 13-9 mark. Limbart leads 

the team with 18 singles wins. It marked the first year of competition in Conference USA. 

1996-97 - Freshman Sasha Parc leads the 49ers with 23 singles wins en route to all- 

Conference USA honors. Ryan Fleming and Jan Pollmueller form the team's top doubles 

squad and post a 14-7 mark. 

1997-98 - Three 49ers post 20-win seasons led by Sasha Parc's 25. The 49ers upset topseed 

UAB in round two of the C-USA Tourn. 

1998-99 - Five 49ers record double figure wins led by Ola Jonsson's 21. The Niners finish 

tied for 15th in the Region II rankings. 

1999-00 - Upset #14 South Carolina on the road, 3-2. South Carolina is the highest 

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ranked team that the Niners have ever beaten. The team entered the ITA national 

rankings for the first time ever in March and they went all the way to #62. The 

team finished the season ranked 12th in the Region II rankings. Jeff Kuchma, 

Jacob Nordwall and Sasha Parc each set school records for wins. Nordwall won 

a school record 31 singles matches. Coach Jim Boykin became the program's 

all-time winningest coach. 

2000-01 - Finished the season in ITA national rankings for the first time ever, 

ranked #57 in the country. Finished the season ranked 11th in the Region II 

Rankings. The 49ers reached #52 in the ITA poll early in season which marks 

the highest ranking ever for the program. Team finished third in Conference 

USA, a new program best. The 49ers had three players earn All-Conference 

USA honors which is the most in school history. Ola Jonsson became Charlotte's 

first ever first team All-Conference USA selection. 

2001-02 - Began the season ranked in the ITA national rankings for the time 

ever, #63 in the country in the preseason ITA national rankings. Ola Jonsson 

was named second-team All-CUSA, becoming the first 49er to earn All-CUSA 

honors all four years. Jonsson also became Charlotte's third first-team Verizon 

Academic All-American. He finished his career with school records for singles 

and doubles wins. 

2002-03 - Arturo Aguirre was named third-team All-Conference USA. 

2003-04 - Arturo Aguirre became the fourth Charlotte 49ers men's tennis player 

to garner All-Conference USA honors at least twice. The 49ers also defeated regional power Furman for only the second time in the 

program's history. 

2004-05 - Roy Sichel was named Conference USA freshman of the year, the first player in the program's history to earn that honor. He 

also was named second-team All-CUSA. The 49ers had at least one player earn All-CUSA honors in each of the program's ten seasons 

in the league. The 49ers also won 14 matches which is the most by the team since the 2000-01 season. 

2005-06 - Roy Sichel was named A-10 Player of 

the Year, the first player in the program's history to 

earn Player of the Year honors. Sichel was ranked 

#79 in the ITA national singles rankings, the highest 

individual ranking in the program's history. He also 

became the first player in the program's history to 

participate in the NCAA singles tournament. The 

49ers reached the championship match of the A-10 

tournament, another program first. Zvi Lantsberg 

was named A-10 Men's Tennis Student-Athlete of 

the Year. Dorian Host, Lantsberg and Sichel earned 

A-10 academic all-conference team honors. 

2006-07 - The 2006-2007 team wins the first conference 

championship in the program's history and 

The 2006-07 team that earned the program's first NCAA Tournament bid. 

All-Time Coaching Records 

Coach Years Record Pct. 

Barry Grice 1965 3-7 .300 

Harvey Murphy 1966, 1968 4-16 .200 

W.C. Walker, Jr. 1967 0-13 .000 

no team in 1969 and 1970 seasons 

Joe Kingery 1971 8-14 .364 

John Eatman 1973-74 22-25 .468 

Rick Dobson 1975 6-14 .300 

Geoff Bommer 1976 6-14 .300 

Ike Gardner 1977-80 59-30 .663 

Ed Hopper 1981-83 37-32 .536 

Carl Coombes 1984 15-9 .625 

Art Abbott 1985 18-13 .581 

Bill Holden 1986 8-23 .258 

Don Cline 1987-92 85-55 .607 

Stan Cocke 1993 7-11 .389 

Jim Boykin 1994-2010 200-215 .482 

Billy Boykin 2011-pres. 23-24 .489 

Total (44 years) 1965-2012 501-514 .493 

earns its first NCAA post-season appearance. For 

the second-straight season, junior Roy Sichel was named 

the Atlantic 10's Player of the Year and earned his second consecutive post-season appearance in the NCAA Singles Championships. Jim 

Boykin earned the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year honor for Charlotte's 17-9 season. Darren Mansell (first team) and Aljoscha Jelinkek 

(second) were named All-Atlantic 10. Dorian Host was named A-10 Student Athetle of the Year. 

2007-08 - Freshman Michael Anders was named First-Team All-Atlantic 10, with senior Felix Bernhoerster named to the second team 

2008-09 - The 49ers ended fifth in the A-10 as First-Team All-Atlantic 10 honoree Moritz Bernhoerster won 22 singles and 14 doubles 

matches. Anders repeated on the All-League team as did Brad Clinard on the All-Academic squad. 

2009-10 - Sophomore Charles Martin-Lecamp joins the All-Conference list, along with repeat performer Moritz Bernhoerster. Head 

coach Jim Boykin wins his 200th career match before retiring after 17 seasons. 

2009-10 - Senior Moritz Bernhoerster became a three-time member of the All-Conference list, with junior Charles Martin-Lecamp making 

a second appearance in Billy Boykin's first season at the helm of the program. 

2011-2012 - Four freshmen earn spots on All-Atlantic 10 team. Kamil Khalil and Jack Williams are named first-team. Alex Calott and 

Paul Cisti are named second-team. 

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS 

Adolph, Dede .............................. 1984-85 

Abbas, Steve .............................. 1992-94 

Acosta, Jose ......................................1982 

Adams, Randy ..................................1981 

Adgent, Kevin ............................ 1991-92 

Aguirre, Arturo ............................ 2003-04 

Al-Foudari, Khaled ..................... 1994-97 

Allen, Mark ......................................1982 

Alvarez, Mario ........................... 1994-95 

Anders, Michael ...........................2008-11 

Archer, Jeff .................................. 2008-09 

Aron, Kevin ......................................1986 

Aronovic, Allen ................................1979 

Baer, Marc .................................. 1992-95 

Barry, Craig ................................ 1975-78 

Bazzini, Todd ............................. 1992-96 

Beciragic, Mirza ................................2009 

Beck, Ted .................................... 1974-75 

Belk, Billy ................................... 1976-78 

Berler, Scott ............................... 1987-90 

Bernhoerster, Felix ...................... 2005-08 

Bernhoerster, Moritz ....................2008-11 

Berry, Dana ................................ 1980-81 

Bolin, David ................................ 2001-03 

CALOTT, Alex.................................2012- 

Christofer Boman ..............................2003 

Burke, Jack ................................. 1987-90 

Caldwell, Ed ............................... 1981-84 

Carvalho, Sergio ......................... 1987-88 

Carpenter, Steve ......................... 1974-75 

Chacon, Alejandro ...................... 1984-85 

Cibulskis, Martin ........................ 1991-92 

CISTI, Paul .................................... 2012- 

Clark, Bryan ......................................1996 

Clark, Jonathan ........................... 2002-05 

Clinard, Brad ............................... 2007-09 

Cocke, Stan ................................ 1989-92 

Connelly, Richard ...................... 1974-75 

Cornwell, Mike ................................1976 

Cuellar, Ricky ............................. 2007-09 

Curtis, Jim .........................................1973 

Cuthbertson, James ...........................1972 

Davison, Anthony ....................... 2009-12 

Dawson, Bruce ........................... 1973-75 

Dawson, Simon .................................2001 

Deane, Winston .......................... 1989-91 

Duda, Tony ................................. 1996- 98 

Farinella, Nick ..................................1983 

Farrish, Reese ............................. 1982-84 

Fleming, Ryan ............................. 1997-98 

Fox, Martin ................................ 1977-78 

Fulbright, James ................................1973 

Gaffos, Nick ................................ 1994-98 

Glanzman, Buddy ...................... 1978-79 

Greer, Max .................................. 1998-99 

Guzman, Jorge ............................ 2005-06 

THE 

Hadisubroto, Wibowo ................1986; 88 

Hall, Dustin ................................. 1997-98 

Hawkins, Ron ...................................1980 

Hege, Eddie ......................................1973 

Hendrickson, Dennis .................. 1992-96 

Heredia, Gabriel ......................... 1992-94 

Hilimire, Jeff ............................... 1996-98 

Holden, Bill ................................ 1982-85 

Holland, Dan .............................. 1979-82 

Hollingsworth, John ................... 1982-85 

Hoppensteadt, Mark ................... 1993-96 

Host, Dorian ................................ 2004-07 

Hovis, Ed .................................... 1973-74 

Howard, Jerry ............................. 1977-79 

Huchison, Stuart ...............................1973 

Hutchinson, Jesse ........................ 2007-10 

Hulsebosch, Jasper ............................1999 

Huynh, Chris ................................2008-11 

Jelinek, Aljoscha ...............................2007 

Jessen, John .......................................1973 

Johnson, Freddie ..............................1974 

Johnson, Ryan ............................. 2006-07 

Jonsson, Ola ................................ 1999-02 

KHALIL, Kamil ............................ 2012- 

Kantor, Marc .............................. 1990-93 

Karukas, Mark ............................ 1985-87 

Kaye, Graham ..................................1981 

Kinney, Rick .............................. 1975-77 

Kintrup, Erich ..................................1978 

Kirk, Shane .......................................1986 

Kirk, Tyler ................................... 1997-98 

Kuchma, Jeff ............................... 1997-00 

KWASNIEWICZ, Krzysztof ........ 2010- 

Landau, David ..................................1983 

Lantsberg, Zvi ............................. 2003-06 

Leininger, Richard ..................... 1978-79 

Limbart, Christian ....................... 1994-96 

LINARES, Hector ......................... 2010- 

Little, Buddy .............................. 1979-81 

Lynas, Stuart ............................... 2003-06 

MacNeill, Larry .......................... 1986-89 

Mansell, Darren ........................... 2006-07 

Mark, Chris ................................ 1991-93 

Maxwell, David .......................... 1988-91 

McCune, Tim ............................. 1974-77 

McElreath, Rick ......................... 1981-83 

McGovern, Jonathan ................... 1999-02 

McKinney, Randy ............................1973 

Malvar, Mark ...................................1980 

Martin-Lecamp, Charles ..............2009-11 

May, Palmer .....................................1973 

Melton, Tim ......................................1983 

Mendell, Richard ........................ 1979-80 

Metcalf, George ......................... 1975-76 

Meyer, John .......................................1991 

Murdock, Stephen ............................1989 

Naedele, Marc ..................................1989 

Nordwall, Jacob .......................... 2000-02 

Oettinger, Tony .................................1973 

Oggesen, Thomas ........................ 2000-01 

Parc, Sasha .................................. 1997-00 

Pettersson, Ben ........................... 1990-92 

Phillips, Joe ......................................1976 

Phillips, Randall ......................... 1988-89 

Peterson, Joakim ......................... 2001-02 

Pollmueller, Jan ........................... 1997-99 

Porsella, Jamie ........................... 1992-94 

Pronier, Barry ...................................1981 

Qoyum, Alto ............................... 1989-90 

Quinn, Vince ....................................1985 

Rathod, Dhiren ........................... 1979-80 

Rauf, Bob ..........................................1986 

Reynolds, Chris ................................1973 

Robinson, Dave .......................... 1973-75 

Ross, David ................................ 1983-84 

Roy, Craig ........................................1982 

Rutledge, Jess .............................. 2000-03 

Ryder, Tommy ..................................1983 

Santoso, Marlo ............................ 2002-05 

Segovia, Ricardo ........................ 1985-88 

SHANOK, Nate ............................. 2012- 

Shoaf, Robert ............................. 1976-78 

Sichel, Roy .............................. 2005-2008 

Sink, Charlie .............................. 1975-77 

Sistare, Doug ....................................1980 

Stephenson, Todd ....................... 1993-95 

Stewart, Todd ............................. 1982-84 

Swaringen, David .............................1981 

Theorin, Victor ..................................2011 

Thompson, Tommy ..........................1981 

Tollet, Jan ................................... 1993-96 

Tucker, Nathan ..................................2004 

Valenti, John .......................... 1997, 99-00 

Vencatachellum, Jonathan ........... 2003-06 

Vlassis, Peter .............................. 1981-82 

Wagoner, Matt ............................. 1998-00 

Watkins, Cedric .................................1995 

WEBER, Alex .................................2011- 

Werk, Jean-Michel ...................... 2003-06 

Whitaker, Ken ..................................1979 

Wilkins, Scott ............................. 1990-94 

WILLIAMS, Jack ......................... 2012- 

Wilson, David ..................................1975 

Witt, Eric ..........................................1982 

Whyte, Todd ............................... 1985-86 

Wofford, Robert ......................... 1984-85 

Wollin, Charlie .................................1974 

Zeoli, Gian-Carl .......................... 1999-00 

Bold denotes members of 2013 team. 

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 

Team W L 

American 1 1 

Amherst 4 1 

Anderson 2 2 

Appalachian State 11 11 

Armstrong State 1 0 

Atlantic Christian 3 2 

Auburn 0 2 

Augusta 1 0 

Austin Peay 1 0 

Barton 1 2 

Barber-Scotia 1 0 

Belmont Abbey 29 1 

Boston College 2 0 

Campbell 11 5 

Carson-Newman 0 2 

Catawba 3 0 

Central Florida 0 1 

Central Michigan 0 1 

Centre 1 0 

Charleston 1 0 

College of Charleston 8 11 

Charleston Southern 9 3 

Cincinnati 3 0 

The Citadel 12 10 

Clemson 2 15 

Coastal Carolina 3 4 

Colorado 0 3 

Concordia 1 0 

Dartmouth 1 0 

Davidson 13 21 

Dayton 2 0 

Delaware 1 0 

DePaul 4 2 

Duke 0 2 

Duquesne 1 1 

East Carolina 11 5 

East Tennessee State 1 4 

East Stroudsburg State 1 2 

Eastern Kentucky 0 1 

Edinboro 3 1 

Elon 8 9 

Emory 2 1 

Emory and Henry 0 1 

Evansville 0 1 

Flagler 0 1 

Fordham 1 0 

Furman 2 16 

Gardner-Webb 14 2 

Team W L 

George Mason 0 1 

George Washington 5 4 

Georgia 0 2 

Georgia Southern 0 1 

Georgia State 2 2 

Georgia Tech 0 4 

Guilford 6 1 

Hampden-Sydney 1 0 

Hampton Institute 0 3 

Harvard 2 5 

Heidelberg College 1 0 

High Point 4 2 

Howard 2 0 

Indiana 0 1 

Indiana State 1 1 

Iowa State 0 1 

Jacksonville 2 3 

James Madison 5 3 

Johnson C. Smith 15 1 

Juniata 1 0 

La Salle 2 0 

Lafayette 0 1 

Lander 0 5 

Lehigh 1 1 

Liberty 0 1 

Limestone 6 1 

Lincoln Memorial 0 1 

Louisville 1 3 

Marquette 6 3 

Md-Baltimore County 1 2 

Memphis 3 3 

Mercer 1 0 

Milligan 1 0 

Morehead State 0 1 

Navy 1 0 

New Orleans 0 1 

North Carolina 0 21 

UNC Asheville 15 1 

North Carolina A&T 2 0 

North Carolina Central 1 0 

UNC Greensboro 16 6 

UNC Pembroke 5 1 

North Carolina State 1 19 

UNC Wilmington 17 2 

North Florida 1 2 

North Greenville JC 1 0 

Northern Illinois 0 1 

Northwestern 0 1 

Team W L 

Ohio University 1 7 

Old Dominion 1 8 

Penn State 0 1 

Pfeiffer 9 0 

Presbyterian 4 3 

Purdue 1 0 

Queens 13 0 

Radford 5 4 

Rhode Island 1 0 

Rice 0 2 

Richmond 10 5 

St. Bonaventure 4 5 

Saint Joseph's 3 0 

Saint Louis 4 2 

Shorter 0 1 

South Alabama 0 1 

South Carolina 1 17 

South Carolina State 2 0 

UAB 2 7 

USC Upstate 2 0 

South Florida 1 6 

Southern Miss 1 9 

Swarthmore 1 0 

Temple 5 2 

Tennessee-Chattanooga 2 1 

Tennessee Tech 1 2 

Texas Christian 0 2 

Tulane 0 8 

Virginia 0 2 

Virginia Commonwealth 3 10 

Virginia Tech 3 14 

Wake Forest 2 7 

Washington College 2 2 

West Georgia 1 1 

West Liberty State 3 0 

West Virginia 4 4 

Western Carolina 7 0 

Western Michigan 0 2 

William and Mary 0 3 

Wingate 1 0 

Winston-Salem State 3 0 

Winthrop 19 10 

Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1 0 

Wofford 6 6 

Xavier 2 3 

Totals 501 514 

2013 opponents in bold 

First time opponent is: 

UT-Pan American 

THE 

HISTORY

Charlotte 

CHANCELLOR 

DR. PHILIP DUBOIS 

ABOUT DUBOIS 

Dr. Philip L. Dubois 

Ph. D. and master’s in Political Science (Wisconsin-Madison) 

A.B. in Political Science (Univ. of California - Davis, 1972) 

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE 

President, University of Wyoming, 1997-2005 

Provost & Vice Chancellor, UNC Charlotte, 1991-1997 

Executive Assoc. Dean for College of Letters and Science 

University of California, Davis, 1990-91 

Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Programs 


Assistant Vice Chancellor 


ATHLETIC TIES 

NCAA Division I Board of Directors 

President, Mountain West Conference, 1998-99 

Attendee, NCAA President Mark Emmert 2011 Retreat 

2012-13 Board of Trustees 

Mr. Eugene B. Johnson, Chair 

Ms. Karen A. Popp, Vice chair 

Ms. Laura A. Schulte, Secretary 

Mr. Martin L. Brackett, Jr. 

Mr. Mark W. Erwin 

Mr. David L. Hauser 

Mr. Robert F. Hull, Jr. 

Mr. Dhiaa (Theya) Jamil 

Mr. Joe L. Price 

Ms. Mary Ann Rouse 

Mr. Michael L. Wilson 

Mr. Conor T. Dugan, Student Body President, 2012-13 

DR. PHILIP 

DUBOIS 

UNIVERSITY CHANCELLOR 

7 years (2005-06 to present) 

Tennis 

A native of Oakland, California, Philip 

L. Dubois attended the University of 

California, Davis, where he graduated 

in 1972 with an undergraduate degree 

in political science, earning election 

to the Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies. He then 

earned master’s (1974) and doctoral (1978) degrees in the field from 

the University of Wisconsin-Madison. 

Dubois began his academic career in 1976 at the University of 

California, Davis. Over the next 15 years, he rose through the faculty 

and administrative ranks to full professor and held various administrative 

posts, including associate vice chancellor for academic affairs. 

In 1991, Dubois was recruited to UNC Charlotte, where he spent 

the next six and a half years as provost and vice chancellor for academic 

affairs. Dubois was credited with drafting a strategic academic 

plan, leading the development of the university’s first comprehensive 

campus-wide plan for information technology, and initiating programs 

to better serve nontraditional adult students. Under his leadership, 

UNC Charlotte also planned and launched its first doctoral programs. 

In 1997, Dubois was named president of the University of 

Wyoming. In that role, he led the development of comprehensive 

academic, support services, and capital construction plans for the 

campus; stimulated a growing volume of new capital construction 

projects and building renovations; expanded UW’s role in statewide 

economic development; and improved the recruitment and retention 

of students. During his eight-year tenure, state and federal legislative 

support increased significantly, while private gifts to the university 

more than quadrupled. 

He was honored in 2004 by the Council for Advancement and 

Support of Education (CASE) with its District VI Chief Executive 

Leadership Award. 

On March 18, 2005, Dubois was named UNC Charlotte’s fourth 

chancellor and assumed that role on July 15. In his first seven years, 

Dubois has focused his efforts on building the University’s visibility and 

support in the Charlotte region; long-range planning for an expected 

enrollment of 35,000 students; completion of key capital construction 

projects (including a major new building located in Center City 

Charlotte); improvement in the efficiency and effectiveness of critical 

business processes; and implementation of an intercollegiate football 

program starting in the fall of 2013. 

Dr. Dubois and his wife, Lisa Lewis Dubois, have three adult 

children: Logan, Taylor, and Ali. They are the first family to occupy 

the chancellor’s official campus residence, Bissell House. 

CHANCELLOR 

DUBOIS

Charlotte 

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 

JUDY 

ROSE 

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 

22 YEARS AS AD 

37 YEARS OVERALL 

1991-2012: Director of Athletics 

1985-90: Associate Director of Athletics 

1981-85: Assistant Director of Athletics 

1976-82: Women’s Basketball Coach 

Tennis 

JUDY ROSE 

PERSONAL: 

Winthrop University, B.S. degree; physical education, 1974 

Lettered in basketball 

Univ. of Tennessee, Master’s; physical education, 1975 

Assistant woman’s basketball coach to Pat Summit 

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 

Named Charlotte 49ers Director of Athletics in 1990-91 

third woman to run NCAA Division I athletics program. 

NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, 2000-2004. 

first woman to serve on committee 

Attendee, NCAA President Mark Emmert 2011 Retreat 

One of four Directors of Athletics invited 

President, NACDA, 2003-04 

NACDA Southeast Region Athletic Director of the Year, 2001 

NOTES: 

The 49ers athletic department is fully-funded at the NCAA allowable 

levels for the first time in school history. 

Keyed the 49ers successful bid to add football in 2013. 

Spearheaded nearly $100 million worth of facilities construction, 

including the James H. Barnhardt Center/Halton Arena, Irwin Belk 

Track and Field/Transamerica Field, the Wachovia Fieldhouse, 

the Miltimore-Wallis Athletics and Academic Training Center, 

the Short Game Golf Practice Facility at Rocky River Golf Club, 

Robert and Mariam Hayes Baseball Stadium, Halton-Wagner 

Tennis Complex, Softball Stadium renovations and the Charlotte 

49ers Football Stadium/McColl-Richardson Field (due, 2012). 

Helped attract 1994 NCAA Men’s Final Four and 1996 NCAA 

Woman’s Final Four, 1999 and 2000 NCAA Div. I Men’s Soccer 

College Cups, the 1997 AAU Junior Olympics and a variety of 

NCAA Basketball Tournament rounds to Charlotte. 

Charlotte 49ers Director of Athletics Judy Rose is one of the most 

successful and well-respected Athletics Directors in the nation. 

At the time of her appointment in 1990, she was just the third 

female to be put in charge of a Division I program. In 1999-2000, 

she became the first female to serve on the NCAA Division I Men’s 

Basketball Committee. She served a five-year term (2000-2004) on 

that committee. She also completed a term as 2003-04 President of 

the National Association of College Directors of Athletics (NACDA) 

and was one of less than 70 university presidents and athletics 

administrators invited to NCAA President Mark Emmert’s Summer 

2011 Retreat. 

Chief among her accomplishments with the university is the 

systematic growth of the 49ers program. That growth will culminate 

with the unveiling of the 49ers football program in 2013. 

With the 49ers, she has overseen the 49ers moves from the 

Sun Belt Conference to the Metro Conference to Conference USA 

and onto the Atlantic 10 in 2005-06. She has overseen the 49ers 

growth into a program that is fully-funded at the NCAA level for athletic 

scholarships. She has helped develop nearly $50 million worth of 

athletic facilities which have enhanced playing venues, academic 

services, strength and conditioning programs, training and medical 

support to improve the experience of each and every student-athlete. 

With the completion of the football stadium that facility figure willl 

rise to nearly $100 million. 

She has been instrumental in attracting national sporting 

events to Charlotte such as the 1994 Men’s Basketball Final Four, 

the 1996 Women’s Basketball Final Four, the 1999 and 2000 Men’s 

Soccer College Cups as well as a variety of NCAA Men’s Basketball 

tournament rounds. 

The 49ers have enjoyed similar success in competition and the 

classroom. Since Rose became A.D., 14 of the school’s 16 athletic 

programs have either won a league title or been represented in NCAA 

play, or both. Prior to her stint as A.D., only two programs touted 

such success. Meanwhile, the athletic department now boasts a 

cumulative GPA of over 3.0 and Charlotte has won eight of the last 

14 A-10 Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards. 

Along the 

way, Rose has 

reaped her share 

of awards, for professional 

success, 

contributions to the 

community and 

leadership. 

ATHLETICS 

DIRECTOR

Charlotte 

Tennis 

On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is now 

the Atlantic 10 Conference was conceived. What 

started as an eight-school, men’s basketball-only 

affiliation has grown into a 16-university, 21-sport 

league that is universally hailed as one of the best 

conferences in the country. 

In 2011-12, the Atlantic 10 was proactive in 

navigating the sweeping conference realignment 

issues, adding Butler University and Virginia 

Commonwealth University, both of which began 

full membership on July 1, 2012. The league was 

declared the “winner” of conference 

realignment by several 

media outlets, arguably strengthening 

the league to its best-ever 

lineup with a record 16 members 

institutions. The additions were 

part of a five-year Strategic Initiative Plan that was 

adopted during the 2010-11 academic year. 

The 16 member institutions of the A-10 are 

united and strengthened by their diversity. Each is 

extraordinary in its educational mission, whether 

of a Catholic faith, a private university or a land 

grant institution. The varied pursuits of each member 

prove that there are many threads that weave 

the fabric for a great conference. 

The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a total population 

of over 82 million people within its geographic 

footprint of nine states and the District of Columbia, 

will crown champions in 21 sports this year, 

including the 16 sponsored by Charlotte: baseball, 

men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s 

cross country, men’s golf, men’s and women’s indoor 

and outdoor track & field, men’s and women’s 

soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and 

women’s volleyball. 

The presidents and chancellors of Atlantic 10 

institutions, in conjunction with Atlantic 10 Commissioner 

Bernadette V. McGlade, have made a 

strong commitment to making the academic and 

athletics equation a successful one. The Atlantic 10 

Conference ranks fourth in number of teams publically 

recognized by the NCAA and fifth in overall 

Academic Progress Rate (APR) average among all 

32 Division I Conferences with a 

981 average. In all, 56 institutions 

were honored by the NCAA for 

outstanding APR scores. The 

Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 

honoring student-athletes with 

a 3.5 grade point average or better, listed 1,359 in 

the fall of 2011. 

The league sponsors Academic All-Conference 

teams in each of its sports and honors one studentathlete 

per sport as the A-10 Student-Athlete 

of the Year. Moreover, the Atlantic 10 provides 

four postgraduate scholarship grants to qualified 

student-athletes. Charlotte’s Macey Ruble captured 

the 2012 A-10 Male Student-Athlete of the 

Year award, becoming the eighth 49er (of 

a possible 14) to win either the Male or 

Female award. The Niners swept the pair 

of awards in 2010 and 2011. Ruble also 

won one of the four league postgraduate 

scholarships. 

CONFERENCE SHUFFLE 

May 4, 2012 Chancellor Dr. Philip 

Dubois announced that the university 

has accepted an invitation to join Conference 

USA, beginning in the 2013-14 

academic year. 

C-USA is an FBS Conference that 

will provide a home for all 17 of the 

49ers sports, including football, which 

will begin C-USA play in 2015, and each 

of the 49ers other 16 sports will begin 

play in 2013-14. 

C-USA will have a 14-team membership 

that includes East Carolina, Florida 

International, Louisiana Tech, Marshall, 

North Texas, Old Dominion, Rice, 

Southern Mississippi, Tulane, Tulsa, 

UAB, UTEP and UTSA. 

Charlotte’s Conference Ties: 

1965-1970 - Dixie Intercollegiate (NAIA) 

1970-1975 - Independent 

1975-1991 - Sun Belt Conference 

1991-1995 - Metro Conference 

1995-2005 - Conference USA 

July 1, 2005 - Atlantic 10 Conference 

CHARLOTTE IN THE A-10 (2006-11) 

League Championships Won 

Baseball: 

2011 - RS; Tourney 

2010 - RS 



Women’s Basketball 

2009 - Tourney 

2006 - RS 

Golf 

2011 

2010 

2009 

2008 

2007 

2006 

Men’s Soccer 

2010 - RS 

Women’s Soccer 

2010 - RS 


2007 - RS 


Softball 

2006 - RS 

THE A-10 

Men’s Tennis 

2007 

Men’s Indoor Track 

2010 

2009 

2008 

2006 

Women’s Indoor Track 

2012 

2010 

2009 

2008 

2007 

2006 

Men’s Outdoor Track 

2012 

2010 

2009 

2006 

Women’s Outdoor Track 

2012 

2011 

2009 

2008 

2007 

2006

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