Texas A&M Men's Tennis Set to Host NCAA First & Second Rounds

May 12, 2011

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Men's Regional Tournament Central

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NCAA Regionals Information
Men's Regional Tournament Central
Friday, May 13	11:00am	Indiana vs. LSU
Friday, May 13	2:00pm	TAMU vs. Alcorn St.
Saturday, May 14	3:00pm	TBA vs. TBA
Women's Regional Tournament Central
Saturday, May 14	9:00am	FSU vs. Southern
Saturday, May 14	12:00pm	TAMU vs. SMU
Sunday, May 15	1:00pm	TBA vs. TBA
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2011 NCAA FIRST & SECOND ROUNDS:  The 2011 Aggie men's tennis squad, the No. 9 seed, will host the NCAA first and second rounds at the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center in College Station, Texas. Alcorn State (9-8), winners of the Southwestern Athletic Conference, was an automatic qualifier and will face Texas A&M in the first round at 2 p.m. on Friday, May 13. In the other first-round matchup, two at-large teams will square off in the opening match on Friday, May 13 with first serve at 11 a.m. The Indiana Hoosiers are 23-7 on the year from the Big 10 Conference while the LSU Tigers are 11-13 from the Southeastern Conference. The Aggies are 27-5 and won the automatic berth into the NCAA Championships by virtue of winning the post-season Big 12 Championships. A&M has won 22 of its last 24 matches. Along the way A&M beat Top 10 teams California, Ohio State and Illinois. A&M defeated No. 5 at the time California on the road and beat Ohio State when they were No. 5 and Illinois when they were No. 6 in College Station. The Aggies dropped a 4-3 decision to current No. 13 Pepperdine in Malibu (Mar. 19) and was outscored 5-2 by current No. 5 Baylor in Waco on Apr. 20. The other three losses came indoors.

NCAA FIRST & SECOND ROUND SCHEDULE: College Station, Texas

Friday, May 13, First Round
11 am                    Indiana (23-7) vs. LSU (11-13)
2 pm                      #9 seed Texas A&M (27-5) vs. Alcorn State (9-8)

Saturday, May 14 Second Round
3 pm                      Winners of first round action

AGGIE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY: This marks the 18th consecutive appearance for the men's tennis team to appear in the NCAA Championships and the 19th overall. The lone previous appearance was the 1985 NCAA's when the Aggies faced Pepperdine in the Round of 16. Since 1999 when the NCAA expanded to the current 64-team field, A&M has been seeded as high as No. 7 on two occasions--2000 and 2001. A&M advanced to the Elite Eight in 2001 winning first and second round matches at home against St. Bonaventure (4-0) and Vanderbilt (4-0) before beating LSU (4-1) in the round of 16 at Georgia. A&M lost to No. 4 seed TCU (4-0) in the Elite Eight. This marks the third straight year for A&M to host first and second round matches at home. A&M beat Prairie View A&M (4-0) and Ole Miss (4-2) last year as the No. 10 seed to advance to Georgia and the round of 16. A&M's complete NCAA history follows below.

AGGIE HEAD COACH Steve Denton: Texas A&M head coach Steve Denton is in his fifth season at the helm of the Aggie men's tennis program and he has taken all five teams to the NCAA Championships and reached the round of 16 the past two seasons. Looking at the progression of the program, it is easy to see the success continues to rise. His first year the Aggies finished No. 31 in the rankings, his second campaign A&M climbed to No. 23 and in his third season the Aggies finished No. 14. Last year, the Aggies finished the season ranked No. 10 and this season the team has been in the Top 10 for the majority of the season and enters NCAA play as the No. 9 seed and the team is also ranked No. 9 in the latest ITA rankings. Denton is closing in on his 100th victory as the Aggies' head coach. He brings a 97-45 overall mark at A&M into the NCAA first and second rounds.

Year                       Record (Rank)   Big 12                    Post-Season
2010-11                27-5       (#9)        5-1 (2nd)                Big 12 Championships Winner/host NCAA
2009-10                25-7       (#10)     5-1 (2nd)                Big 12 Championship Match/NCAA Round of 16
2008-09                17-9       (#14)     5-1 (2nd)                Big 12 Semifinals/NCAA Round of 16
2007-08                15-12     (#23)     2-4 (5th)                                Big 12 Semifinals/NCAA 2nd Round
2006-07                13-12     (#31)     1-5 (7th)                                Big 12 Quarterfinals/NCAA 2nd Round
A&M Career      97-45                     18-12

A&M/CC              64-48
Overall                 161-93

COACH Steve Denton ON NCAA FIRST & SECOND ROUNDS:  "We are very excited about hosting the first two rounds of the regionals this weekend. We have a real test ahead of us with Alcorn State, an experienced SEC team in LSU and Indiana, who has beaten Illinois and Michigan and they are having their best seasons in decades. Having said that, I really feel our team is playing well at the right time thanks to our senior leadership. This week is a little tricky with final exams and trying to prepare for the NCAA's, but I am confident our experienced team will handle it well.

This is also one last chance for the 12th Man to come out and see a very special group of Aggie seniors. The 12th Man has given us a home court advantage throughout this season, but this is a brand new season, the post-season. Starting this weekend, either we play well or we go home."

SCHOOL RECORD HOME WINNING STREAK: Thanks to the senior leadership, the hard work by the entire Aggie tennis squad, and the 12th Man, Texas A&M has posted a school-record 34 straight home match winning streak. The last time A&M was outscored at the end of the match was Jan. 30, 2010 against Fresno State, 4-3.

NATIONAL ATTENDANCE LEADER: The 12th Man has been crucial to the Aggies' success. The crowd set a regular-season match attendance record with 1,093 attending the Mar. 10 match against No. 5 Ohio State, a 4-0 A&M victory. That figure was the top single-match attendance in America this spring. Some other top crowds include the 706 who watched A&M beat Texas Tech on Apr. 8, 616 fans watched A&M face Mississippi State on Jan. 29 and a crowd of 545 against Texas. Texas A&M has averaged 534 for 11 home gates in 2011.

Top 10 Men's Crowds at the Mitchell Tennis Center

1. 2,339              Georgia                                                          May 18, 2002
2. 1,820              Baylor                                                             May 21, 2005
3. 1,316              Ole Miss                                                         May 14, 2009
4. 1,130              Texas                                                             Apr. 27, 2002
5. 1,093              Ohio State                                                     Mar. 10, 2011
6. 1,089              Texas Tech                                                   Apr. 3, 2009
7. 1,030              Texas                                                             Apr. 23, 2005
8. 1,022              Baylor                                                             Apr. 28, 2002
9. 1,007              Texas                                                             Apr. 14, 2001
10. 1,003              Texas Tech                                                   Apr. 9, 2005

AGGIES LOOK TO ESTABLISH BEST SEASON MARK: The 2011 edition of Texas A&M men's tennis has already tied the school record with 27 wins this season. The 2001 Elite Eight squad finished 27-4 to set the mark. The 2010 edition posted a 25-7 dual record to earn third place on the all-time list.

MOST AGGIE TENNIS DUAL WINS IN A SEASON:
27-4                       2001
27-5                       2011
25-7                       2010

CURRENT RANKINGS: In the team rankings, the Aggies are ranked No. 9 in the latest ITA rankings with Indiana No. 26 and LSU at No. 34. In singles rankings, A&M's Austin Krajicek is ranked No. 17, the top-ranked singles player from the Big 12 Conference. Jeff Dadamo is at No. 31 and Alexis Klegou is ranked No. 94. Neal Skupski from LSU is ranked No. 87 and Indiana's Josh MacTaggart is ranked No. 109. In doubles, A&M's senior duo of Austin Krajicek and Jeff Dadamo are ranked No. 4 and repeated as All-Americans for the second straight year. The No. 2 A&M's doubles team of senior Alexey Grigorov and freshman Junior Ore are ranked No. 66 and the No. 3 A&M doubles team of sophomore Alberto Bautista and junior Colin Hoover are ranked No. 86. Indiana's doubles team of Santiago Gruter and Jeremy Langer are ranked No. 44 while the Hoosier tandem of Stephen Vogl and Josh MacTaggart are ranked No. 89. LSU's duo of Sebastian Carlsson and Neal Skupski are ranked No. 8 in the ITA rankings.

TOUGH COMPETITION: The Aggies have faced a challenging schedule which has helped prepare them for the NCAA Championships. A&M has faced 18 currently ranked squads: Ohio State (#4), Baylor (#5), Pepperdine (#13), Texas (#14), California (#15), Illinois (#17), Oklahoma (#20), Mississippi State (#21), Texas Tech (#22), Washington (#25), Miami (#27), Notre Dame (#30), LSU (#34), Tulsa (#36), Nebraska (#41), Rice (#43), TCU (#51) and Wisconsin (#66). Of those 18 ranked clubs, 15 appear in the NCAA Championship field and A&M has an overall record against NCAA Championships teams of 15-4.

SERIES RECORDS:
Alcorn State--This will mark the first ever meeting on the tennis court between Alcorn State and Texas A&M.

Indiana--This will mark the first ever meeting on the tennis court between Indiana and Texas A&M.

LSU--A&M faced LSU earlier this season with the Aggies winning, 6-1, on Feb. 27. Overall, A&M holds a 12-11 advantage over the Tigers and A&M has won three straight dating back to a 5-2 defeat in Baton Rouge in 2008.

EARLIER THIS SPRING vs. LSU: On Sunday, Feb. 27, the No. 14-ranked Aggies defeated No. 36-ranked LSU, 6-1 before a crowd of 397 at the Mitchell Tennis Center. A&M won the doubles point and after the match was clinched, the Tigers' Neal Skupski beat A&M's Austin Krajicek, 7-5, 6-7, 10-5 for the lone LSU point in the match. Jeff Dadamo, Alexis Klegou, Colin Hoover and Alberto Bautista all won their singles matches in straight sets.

TEXAS A&M MEN'S TENNIS NCAA HISTORY: 19 times (18 straight)
2011 (9th seed)--               Host 1st and 2nd rounds: Alcorn State, LSU & Indiana
2010 (10th seed)--             Host 1st and 2nd rounds:  Beat Prairie View A&M (4-0); beat Ole Miss (4-2)
Lost in Round of 16 to #7 Baylor (4-1) (Georgia)
2009 (15th seed)--             Host 1st and 2nd rounds: Beat Binghamton (4-0); beat Arizona (4-0)
                Lost in Round of 16 to #2 Ole Miss (4-1) (College Station)
2008--                                   Beat SMU (4-1); lost to host #9 Baylor (4-2)
2007--                                   Beat Rice (4-2); lost to host #3 Baylor (4-0)
2006--(16th seed)--         Host 1st and 2nd rounds: Beat UTA (4-0); lost to Notre Dame (4-2)
2005--(16th seed)--         Beat Montana State (4-0); beat Boise State (4-0) (Boise, ID)
                Lost in Round of 16 to #1 Baylor (4-0) (College Station)
2004--                                   Beat Alabama (4-0); beat host Virginia Commonwealth (4-0) (Richmond, VA)
                Lost in Round of 16 to #3 UCLA (4-1) (Tulsa)
2003--(10th seed)--         Host 1st and 2nd rounds: Beat Maryland-BC (4-0); beat South Florida (4-1)
                Lost in Round of 16 to #6 Vanderbilt (4-1) (Georgia)
2002--(16th seed)--         Host 1st and 2nd rounds: Beat Southern (4-0); beat LSU (4-0)
                Lost in Round of 16 to #1 Georgia (4-1) (College Station)
2001--(7th seed)--           Host 1st and 2nd rounds: Beat St. Bonaventure (4-0); Beat Vanderbilt (4-0)
                Won in Round of 16 against #15 LSU (4-1) (Georgia)
                Lost in Elite Eight to #4 TCU (4-0) (Georgia)
2000--(7th seed)--           Host 1st and 2nd rounds: Beat Army (4-0); Beat Louisiana-Lafayette (4-0)
                Lost in Round of 16 against #9 Tennessee (4-3) (Georgia)
1999--                                   Beat Texas Tech (4-3); lost to host #4 Texas (4-1)
**NCAA expanded to current 64-team team in 1999.
1998--                                   At Austin: Beat Arkansas-Little Rock (4-0); beat Arkansas (4-3)
                Lost to SMU (4-3) in regional championship
1997--                                   At Fort Worth: Lost to Texas (5-0)
1996--                                   At Austin: Beat Texas Tech (4-3); lost to host Texas (4-3)
1995--                                   Hosted: Beat Arkansas (4-1); lost to Texas (4-3)
1994--                                   At Houston: Beat Texas Tech (4-0); beat Arkansas (4-3)
                Advanced to Round of 16 and lost to Duke (4-1) (Notre Dame)
1985--                                   Lost in Round of 16 to Pepperdine (5-3)

SENIORS GET IT DONE:  The four Aggie senior tennis players played their last regular season home match at the Mitchell Tennis Center as the Aggies defeated Texas, 5-2, Apr. 23. The seniors have done a tremendous job of keeping the Aggie tennis program heading up the national rankings. Led at the top of the lineup by captain and All-American Austin Krajicek from Brandon, Florida, along with his doubles teammate senior All-American Jeff Dadamo from Tampa, Florida. The terrific duo has played No. 1 doubles and Krajicek has held down the top spot in singles while Dadamo has been entrenched at the No. 2 slot. Senior Alexey Grigorov from Moscow, Russia, has played singles at the No. 3 and No. 4 lines and with his doubles freshman partner Junior Ore has given the Aggies' great production at No. 2 doubles. Senior Kayvon Karimi from Dallas, Texas, broke into the Aggie lineup as a true freshman playing at the No. 5 and No. 6 lines. Earlier this year, Karimi played at No. 5 against UT-Pan American and yielded only three points.

COACH Steve Denton ON THE AGGIE SENIORS: Aggie head coach Steve Denton is in his fifth season at the helm of the Texas A&M men's tennis program and he had this to say about this 2011 Senior Class:

"I get a lump in my throat when I think about what these four seniors have meant to Aggie tennis as they have thrust us to national prominence. I consider all four of these young men as sons. They are a very special group and whatever the future holds for them, I know they will be successful.

What I admire most about Kayvon Karimi is his passion for tennis and his perseverance over his career in Aggieland. He didn't get to play as much as he wanted, but he found other ways to make major contributions to the team. He is tremendously popular among his teammates. He has grown up before our eyes and I am very proud of him.

Alexey Grigorov, Mr. Clutch, has won so many big matches for the Aggies in his career. He has put his mark on Aggie tennis for years to come as he loved the big stage. His love-hate relationship with the sport is legendary around Aggieland. A tremendous talent that can do anything with a tennis ball, he is also tremendously popular with his teammates. He is affectionately known as `Griggy' and he will be sorely missed.

Jeff Dadamo is probably the most talented ball striker that I have ever coached. He has had a tremendous impact on our team and has had a phenomenal senior year. He has continued to develop his game and has added additional weapons to his arsenal. He has bought into all the Aggie traditions in a short time and has been a tremendous asset to our team.

With Austin Krajicek, words can't adequately express just how much he has meant to the success of our program. Since day one, he has been the consummate professional and such a team leader. Since Coach (Bob) McKinley and I have been here, he has been the face of Aggie tennis. Austin is a great example of all that is good about college sports. The love and passion he has for the game of tennis is amazing. He will go down as one of, if not, the greatest Aggie tennis player in our school's history.

SHORT RECAPS ON PLAYERS LISTED ON NCAA ENTRY SHEET:

SENIOR CAPTAIN Conor Pollock's record of 91 wins. The lefthander, and his current doubles partner Conor Pollock's to reach the semifinals in the NCAA Doubles Championships. Recently Krajicek was named the 2011 Texas A&M Male Distinguished Letterman of the Year for his work on and off of the tennis courts. Krajicek brings a seven-match winning streak into NCAA Championship play in singles. He and his doubles partner, Jeff Dadamo, have won four straight doubles matches entering NCAA play and the duo is currently ranked No. 4 in the land.

KRAJICEK CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2007-08                16-7       16-7       0-0          4-2          --             3-6          8-1          3-0          2-0          --
2008-09                24-10     18-6       6-4          5-1          --             15-4       3-2          --             --             --
2009-10                23-13     19-7       4-6          5-1          19-7       --             --             --             --             --
2010-11                22-9       18-5       4-4          5-1          18-5       --             --             --             --             --
Career                  85-39     71-25     14-14     19-5       37-12     18-10     11-3       3-0          2-0          --

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2007-08                18-8       15-7       3-1
2008-09                30-9       20-4       10-5
2009-10                27-12     19-9       8-3
2010-11                31-7       24-4       7-3
Career                  106-36   78-24     28-12

SENIOR Jeff Dadamo: This Florida native played two years for the University of Florida but transferred to A&M in 2009 and promptly was named the Big 12 Newcomer of the Year playing at the No. 2 line in singles and earned Co-Big 12 Champion at that line last spring. This season he was a unanimous choice as All-Big 12 in singles and earned All-Big 12 honors again in doubles. An All-Big 12 and All-American in doubles with teammate Austin Krajicek both as a junior and now as a senior, the dynamic duo has reached as high as No. 1 in doubles rankings and brought home the national championship at the 2010 USTA/ITA National Indoor Championship in Flushing, New York in November of 2010. With one more doubles victory in a dual match, Dadamo and Krajicek will reach 25 and have the best mark in school history surpassing Ryan Newport in 2001, Mark Weaver in 1994 and Bernardo Martinez in 1994 who all won 24 dual doubles matches. Dadamo reached the round of 32 at the 2010 NCAA Singles Championships. In February of 2010, Dadamo beat Ed Corrie from Texas when the Longhorn was ranked No. 9 in the nation. This spring, Dadamo defeated No. 17-ranked Sebastian Fanselow from Pepperdine (6-3, 6-4) and in his last regular-season singles match, again defeated Corrie from Texas, 6-0, 7-6 (4) when Corrie was ranked No. 33. Dadamo had an outstanding 2011 Big 12 Championship Tournament earning Most Outstanding Player honors with three doubles victories and three singles wins and did not drop a set. He enters NCAA Championship play ranked No. 31 in singles and along with Austin Krajicek is ranked No. 4 in doubles. His spring dual record of 22-3 is best on the team and he is four victories shy of the record 26 set by Grant Connell in 1984 (26-7). Dadamo became the 31st Aggie to hit the 20-victory plateau.

DADAMO'S A&M CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2009-10                28-13     18-9       10-4       4-2          1-0          16-8       1-1          --             --             --
2010-11                29-9       22-3       7-6          4-2          1-0          21-3       --             --             --             --
Career                  57-22     40-12     17-10     8-4          2-0          37-11     1-1          --             --             --

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2009-10                26-11     19-9       7-2
2010-11                31-7       24-4       7-3
Career                  57-18     43-13     14-5

SENIOR Marcus Lunt and the duo reached No. 33 in the national rankings. Grigorov became the 18th all-time Aggie player to post 20 doubles victories in one season. The senior became the 30th Aggie to post at least 20 singles wins in a season with a 21-5 mark in 2009-10. At his best against nationally ranked opponents with a 3-1 record last spring in those matches. Among his victories was a three-set victory at the No. 3 line in the upset of eventual national champion USC last spring. This year Grigorov is 12-5 at the No. 3 line and has an overall record of 17-8 in dual matches including winning his last three outings.

GRIGOROV'S CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2008-09                10-9       10-9       0-0          4-2          --             --             1-2          9-7          --             --
2009-10                24-9       21-5       3-4          5-1          2-0          1-0          4-0          14-5       --             --
2010-11                21-13     17-8       4-5          4-2          --             --             12-5       5-3          --             --
Career                  55-31     48-22     7-9          13-5       2-0          1-0          17-7       28-15     --             --

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2008-09                6-14       6-14       0-0
2009-10                24-8       21-7       3-1
2010-11                21-11     16-8       5-3
Career                  51-33     43-29     8-4

JUNIOR Alexis Klegou: The Dunkerque, France, native brings a 13-match winning streak into the NCAA Championships. He posted a perfect a 6-0 mark in Big 12 action and was named the Big 12 Champion at No. 4 singles. The righthander is ranked No. 94 in singles and had perhaps his best match of the spring against Oklahoma State in Stillwater when he played at the No. 3 line and had a dominating straight sets victory over Aleksey Bessonov (6-0, 6-0). His straight sets victory over OU's Peerakit Siributwong clinched the Big 12 Championship crown in Waco. With a victory in the NCAA Championships, Klegou could become the 32nd Aggie to hit the 20-win plateau in a spring season.

KLEGOU'S CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2009-10                12-9       12-9       0-0          3-3          --             1-1          10-7       1-1          --             --
2010-11                25-5       19-3       6-2          6-0          2-0          1-0          5-3          11-0       --             --
Career                  37-14     31-12     6-2          9-3          2-0          2-1          15-10     12-1       --             --

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2009-10                15-12     14-8       1-4
2010-11                4-3          1-1          3-2
Career                  19-15     15-9       4-6

JUNIOR Colin Hoover: The Victoria, Texas, native has been a solid performer in both singles and doubles for the Aggies. He has posted a 3-2 record at the No. 3 line, a 5-6 record at No. 4 and 2-0 at No. 6. Hoover has an overall 12-8 record at singles. He and his doubles partner Alberto Bautista, are currently ranked No. 86 in doubles. The duo has a 20-5 record this spring mainly at the No. 3 line.

HOOVER'S CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2008-09                17-15     9-8          8-7          4-2          --             --             --             --             0-1          9-7
2009-10                7-6          6-4          1-2          0-1          --             --             2-0          1-0          1-0          2-4
2010-11                22-12     12-8       10-4       3-3          --             2-0          --             3-2          5-6          2-0
Career                  46-33     27-20     19-13     7-6          0-0          2-0          2-0          4-2          6-7          13-11

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2008-09                9-17       8-14       1-3
2009-10                7-2          6-1          1-1         
2010-11                25-9       20-5       5-4
Career                  41-28     34-20     7-8

JUNIOR John Lewis: The Birmingham, Alabama, native has a 7-0 record this spring in singles with a 3-0 record at the No. 6 line. He has also played doubles with Niall Angus and Alexis Klegou to post a 5-1 record in doubles.

LEWIS' CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2009-10                11-6       6-0          5-6          1-0          --             3-0          --             --             1-0          2-0
2010-11                10-4       7-0          3-4          0-0          1-0          1-0          1-0          --             1-0          3-0
Career                  21-10     13-0       8-10       1-0          1-0          4-0          1-0          0-0          2-0          5-0

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2009-10                2-1          1-0          1-1
2010-11                8-4          5-1          3-3
Career                  10-5       6-1          4-4

SOPHOMORE Alberto Bautista: The McAllen, Texas, native has played mainly at the No. 5 and No. 6 lines this spring and has posted an overall record of 13-9 in singles. With partner Colin Hoover, the duo is ranked No. 86 in doubles and has a 20-5 record. The duo posted a 15-match winning streak including an 8-6 win over No. 75-ranked Ohio State tandem of Balazs Novak and Devin McCarthy. In singles, Bautista is 13-9 in dual action and is 8-4 at the No. 5 line.

BAUTISTA'S CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2009-10                23-14     19-9       4-5          2-4          2-0          --             1-0          3-0          10-9       3-0
2010-11                15-13     13-9       2-4          1-4          --             --             2-0          1-0          8-4          2-5
Career                  38-27     32-18     6-9          3-8          2-0          0-0          3-0          4-0          18-13     5-5

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2009-10                7-2          6-1          1-1
2010-11                25-9       20-5       5-4
Career                  32-11     26-6       6-5

SOPHOMORE Niall Angus: The London, England, native has posted a 12-1 record in singles posting a 6-1 mark at the No. 6 line. He has partnered with John Lewis to post a 4-1 record in doubles. Angus has a four-match winning streak in both singles and doubles.

ANGUS' CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2009-10                                5-7          0-0          1-2          --             --             1-0          --             1-3          3-4
2010-11                                12-1       6-4          0-0          2-0          1-0          3-0          1-0          --             6-1
Career                 

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2009-10                5-4          5-4          0-0
2010-11                10-4       4-1          6-3
Career                  15-8       9-5          6-3

FRESHMAN Junior Ore: The Gaithersburg, Maryland, native has turned in a terrific freshman season. Ore (OAR-a) has posted an 8-1 record in singles and brings a five-match winning streak into the NCAA Championships. He has posted a 3-0 record at the No. 4 line this spring. In doubles, he has partnered with senior Alexey Grigorov to post a 16-8 record in doubles. The duo has a 14-8 record at the No. 2 doubles and they are ranked No. 66.

ORE'S  CAREER NUMBERS:

SINGLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour       Conf      #1           #2           #3           #4           #5           #6
2010-11                8-1          8-1          0-0          1-0          --             1-0          --             3-0          2-0          2-1
Career                  8-1          8-1          0-0          1-0          --             1-0          --             3-0          2-0          2-1

DOUBLES
Year                       All           Dual       Tour
2010-11                16-8       16-8       0-0
Career                  16-8       16-8       0-0