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Table of Contents Intro & Coaches .......................2-4

Vandal Women ........................5-18

Women’s Results ................... 19-20

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Men’s Results ........................ 36-37

History & Records ................ 37-46

University of Idaho .............. 47-55

Welcome To 2010-11 Idaho Vandal Men’s and Women’s Tennis

CreditsThis publication was written, designed and produced by Nick Heidelberger of the Idaho Ath-letic Media Relations department with editing and input from Becky Paull, Spencer Farrin and Janel Lee. Head shots by Jonathan Bill-ings of Archer Photograpy (Mos-cow, Idaho). Action and team photos by Spencer Farrin (Mos-cow, Idaho).

Why the “Vandals”? Idaho student-athletes have gone by the nickname “Vandals” for more than 90 years. The nickname was earned by a basketball team coached by Hec Edmundson, whose team played defense with such intensity that area sporstwriters said it “vandalized” its opponents. The nickname first was used in 1918 strictly for the men’s basketball team and officially was adopted for all teams in 1921. The sports editor of the student newspaper, The Argonaut, Lloyd “Jazz” McCarty, along with the dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Edward Maslin Hulme, succeeded in their push for the nickname to be adopted, both as a tribute to the intensity of the athletic teams and to the Germanic tribes of old.

Idaho Tennis 2010-11 Quick FactsUniversity InformationLocation ....................................................................................................... Moscow, IdahoFounded ...........................................................................................................................1889Enrollment ................................................................................................................... 11,636Nickname ...................................................................................................................VandalsColors ..............................................................................................Silver and Vandal GoldConference....................................................................... Western Athletic ConferencePresident .....................................................................................................Dr. Duane NellisDirector of Athletics .................................................................................... Dr. Rob SpearInterim Senior Woman Administrator ..........................................Debbie Buchanan

Coaching InformationHead Coach ...................................................................................................... Jeff Beaman........................................................................................................... jbeaman@uidaho.edu......................................................................................................................... (208) 885-0247Alma Mater ..................................................................................... Alabama A&M (2000)Men’s Assistant Coach............................................................................... Daniel PollockWomen’s Head Coach ........................................................................................Tyler Neill................................................................................................................ thneill@uidaho.eduAlma Mater .................................................................................College of Idaho (2004)Women’s Assistant Coach .......................................................................... Cory Putman

Media InformationTennis Contact ..................................................................................... Nick HeidelbergerOffice Phone ............................................................................................... (208) 885-0211................................................................................................ nheidelberger@uidaho.eduAsst. AD/Media Relations ..............................................................................Becky PaullOffice Phone ............................................................................................... (208) 885-0245Media Relations Fax ................................................................................. (208) 885-0255Website ............................................................................................www.GoVandals.com

Mailing AddressUniversity of IdahoPO Box 442302Kibbie Activity CenterMoscow, Idaho 83843-2302

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Jeff Beaman joined the University of Idaho tennis program as head coach of both the men’s and women’s teams in August of 2006, and since 2008 has served as the Director of Tennis and the head men’s tennis coach. In his time at Idaho, Beaman increased the men’s team’s win total in each of his first four seasons. He took over a program that went 2-22 the season before he ar-rived, and eventually earned the program’s first 20-win season on record (year-by-year records date back to 1994-95) when the team finished 22-8 in 2010. Beaman has also put the Vandals on the national map, as he led the program to its highest national ranking in 2010 when the Vandals earned a No. 63 national ranking by early March. The ranking rose to No. 58 in 2010, before Beaman took the Vandals into the top 50 for the first time ever with a No. 46 natinal ranking in 2011. Beaman came to Idaho after serving as an assistant men’s coach at Texas Chris-tian University for one season. In his time at TCU, he helped the Horned Frogs earn a 2006 Mountain West Conference crown, a trip into the second round of the NCAA Tournament and a No. 31 national ranking. Two of the players from that team also earned All-America honors. Beaman’s first stop as a full-time head coach came at Barton County (Kan.) Community College, where he was the head men’s and women’s tennis coach from 2000-03. From 2001-03, he guided the men’s program to three straight top-five finishes in the final NJCAA rankings. The team was second overall in both 2001 and 2002 and fourth in 2003. His women’s team finished the 2003 season ranked third in the NJCAA. Overall, he coached six ITA All-Americans and 10 NJCAA All-Americans at Barton County. In 2003, he was also nominated for the Barton County Community College Difference Award. After Barton County, Beaman moved on to the College of Santa Fe, where he started as an assistant in 2004 and eventually was named head coach in 2005. In the inaugural year of the program in 2004, he helped lead the Spin to a No. 5 national ranking and a quarterfinal appearance at the NAIA national tournament. The team also featured three All-Americans and the NAIA Player of the Year, Ivan Angulo. In 2005, he led the team to a No. 1 final ranking in NAIA and helped five of his players achieve All-America status. Following the season, he was named Coach of the Year for Region 6. Beaman is a certified Level I and II Tennis Coach by Tennis Canada. He gradu-ated summa cum laude from Alabama A&M in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education. As a player for the Bulldog tennis team, Beaman was named Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year twice, in 1997-98 and 1998-99. Beaman is a native of Ottawa, Canada. His wife’s name is Lori.

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w Beaman took over a program that went 2-22 the season before he arrived, and increased the team’s win total in each of his first four seasons, leading the Vandals to their first 20-win season on record (year-by-year records date back to 1994-95) with a 22-8 finish in 2010.

w Beaman led the Vandals to the program’s first ever top-50 national ranking, when the Vandals climbed all the way up to No. 46 in the ITA rankings in 2011.

Year-by-year Record 2007 .............................. 10-152008 ............................. 13-132009 .............................16-102010 ............................... 22-82011 ................................. 19-8Total ...............80-54 (.597)

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Tyler Neill finished his third season as the head women’s head coach and seventh season with the Vandal tennis program overall. In his three seasons as head coach, Neill compiled a 57-24 (.704) overall record, with back-to-back 20 win seasons in 2009 and 2010. In 2009-10 Neill coached two first-team All-WAC selections. His teams have shown success in the classroom as well, earning the ITA team Academic All-America honor two consecutive years by posting above a 3.2 grade point average. In 2010-11 Neill’s recruiting class ranked tops in the WAC according to tennisrexcruiting.net, and 20th in the nation among mid-major schools. Neill’s 2009-10 team climbed as high as No. 6 in the regional rankings, and featured a nationally ranked singles player in Gabriela Niculescu and doubles team with Niculescu and Maria Perevoshchikova. Neill came to Idaho in 2004 as a volunteer assistant with the men’s pro-gram. In 2005, he was promoted to assistant women’s coach and in 2007, he was promoted to associate head coach on the women’s side. Neill, a Pittsburgh, Pa., native, played collegiate tennis for two Idaho schools. During 2000-01, Neill played at the College of Idaho (formerly Albertson College of Idaho), where he was an all-conference competitor. Neill transferred to Lewis-Clark State College in 2003 and helped the team achieve a top-15 national ranking in the NAIA. Neill is also a United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) certi-fied tennis professional. In addition to his coaching, he is also still a regular competitor in men’s open meets. Before coming to Idaho, Neill was also Tournament Director and Junior League Coordinator for the Idaho Tennis Association. Neill received his bachelor’s degrees in Politics/Economics and History from C of I in 2004. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Idaho Law School in 2007 and his master’s degree in Sports Psychology from Idaho in 2008.

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Year-by-year Record 2009 ............................20-102010 ...............................20-62011 ................................. 17-8Total ................57-24 (.704)

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Stanislav GlukhovMen’s Assistant Coach

Stanislav Glukhov knows what it takes to be a competitor in college tennis. As a freshman he played 18 singles matches at the No. 1 position for Idaho and teamed up

with Danny Plesha to post a 7-5 record in doubles. As a sophomore Glukhov and teammate Andrey Potapkin won the doubles title at the Gonzaga-Eastern Washington Classic. He finished fall play 24th in singles and 14th in doubles for the region. In 2007 Glukhov won the ITF Under-18 World Governor’s Cup in St. Petersburg, Russia. In the 2008-09 season he never played below the No. 2 position and went 1-0 against national top-50 op-ponents after beating James Meredith from Boise State. Glukhov finished the season with appear-ances in the finals of the Boise State Fall Classic and quarterfinals of the Clay Court Nationals. As a senior, Glukhov finished 21-6 in singles matches in the spring, going 3-0 at the No. 2 spot. On the doubles side Glukhov went 19-7. The right handed player was a top-15 junior player in Russia as well as the singles champion at the Sochi Championships. Stanislav graduated from the University of Idaho in 2010 with a degree in Management and Human Resources from the School of Business. The alum was born June 3, 1989 to parents Sergey and Julia Glukhova in his hometown of Moscow, Russia. Glukhov is working towards his master’s degree in Recration at the University of Idaho.

Daniel PollockMen’s Assistant Coach

Daniel Pollock has joined the Idaho tennis coaching staff for the 2010-11 season. Pol-lock comes to Idaho from The University of Hawai’i at Hilo, where he was the assistant

men’s and women’s tennis coach, and was named the ITA division II West Region Men’s Assis-tant Coach of the Year. Pollock also served as the Athletic Academic Services Counselor, Student-Athlete Advisory Committee & NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Coordinator as well as a kinesiology & exercise science lecturer at UH-Hilo. Prior to his time at Hawai’i-Hilo Pollock was a tennis coach and practice partner at Hinsdale Ten-nis Association in Hinsdale, Illinois. At Hinsdale, he coached players ranked as high as No. 3 in the nation in USTA Under-18. Pollock also served as the assistant men’s tennis coach at the University of Illinois-Chicago from 2007-2009, and as the tennis professional at Butterfield Country Club in Oak Brook, Ill.,from 2008-2009. Pollock earned his B.A. in Health & Physical Education from Hawai’i-Hilo in 2007, and earned his master’s in Kinesiology with a focus in applied exercise physiology from Illinois-Chicago in 2009. Prior to beginning his coaching career, Pol-lock played tennis at Anderson College in South Carolina, and UH-Hilo. At Anderson College he helped lead his team to a No. 14 national ranking in NCAA division II, won the Carolina’s-Virginia Athletic Conference regular season and tourna-ment championships, made an NCAA division II national championship appearance and was ranked as high as No. 6 in doubles in the Mid-Atlantic Region. At Hawai’i-Hilo Pollock helped his team to Pa-cific West Conference regular season and tourna-ment runner-up, and had a ranking as high as No. 9 in West Region singles and No. 3 in West Region doubles.

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Gabriela NiculescuWomen’s Assistant Coach

Niculescu finished her first season as assistant women’s tennis coach at Idaho. Prior to beginnig her coaching career, Niculescu played

tennis for the Vandals for one season, going 17-3 at the No. 1 singles position and 14-4 at the No. 1 doubles spot in 2010. She was a first-team All-WAC selection, and earned a spot on the WAC all-tournament team. Niculescu was also named WAC Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 22-28. Prior to joining the Vandals she played tennis at USC. Niculescu is a native of Bucharest, Roma-nia. Niculescu has held a professional WTA ranking, as well as NCAA national rankings in both singles and doubles. Before playing at Idaho, Niculescu was an All-American at the University of Southern California. She is currently working towards her master’s degree in Recreation at the University of Idaho.

Kory PutmanWomen’s Assistant Coach

Kory Putman joined the Idaho Women’s Tennis coaching staff at the start of the 2009-10 season. Putman is a USPTA member since 2000 with a Professional 1

rating. He has been teaching tennis for over 10 years, and before moving to Moscow in 2006 he was the Tennis Director in Twin Falls Idaho. As director, he developed state ranked players that went on to play at the collegiate level. Putman has been Head Tennis Pro in Lake Placid, NY and worked in the Hamptons, NY. He was the assistant Head Pro at Fripp Island Tennis Resort, SC and Head Pro for GERO Tennis in Jacksonville, FL. He attended Santa Barbara City College and fin-ished his B.A in Finance with minors in Accounting and Spanish at the University of Idaho. Putman is currently a graduate student and will receive his M.Ed. in Education with an emphasis in Business Education. As a junior, he played the Open circuit in the Pacific Northwest and traveled through western and central Mexico for one year playing various tournaments. Putman continues to play competi-tively at all levels. Putman was born in Auburn, Wash. He is mar-ried to his wife Christy and the couple have a son named Kaden.

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From left: Assistant coach Kory Putman, assistant coach Gabriela Niculescu, Dana Panter, Yvette Ly, Natailie Kirch, Alejandra Lozano, Molly Knox, Lauren Simpson, Silvia Irimescu, Victoria Lozano, Justine Textor, Jana Siwa, Barbara Maciocha, Holly Brown, head coach Tyler Neill.

Name Year Plays Hometown (Previous School)Holly Brown Freshman Right Camarillo, Calif. (Rio Mesa HS)Silvia Irimescu Senior Right Bucharest, Romania (Mircea Eliade)Natalie Kirch Senior Right Kennewick, Wash. (Kennewick HS)Molly Knox Junior Right Richland, Wash. (Portland State)Alejandra Lozano Freshman Right Guadalaraja, Mexico (Perparatoria Sigio XXI)Victoria Lozano Freshman Right Guadalaraja, Mexico (Perparatoria Sigio XXI)Yvette Ly Senior Right Fairview, Ore. (Centennial HS)Barbara Maciocha Senior Right Szczecin, Poland (Gdansk University)Dana Panter Senior Right Rigby, Idaho (Rigby HS)Lauren Simpson Sophomore Left Canberra, Australia (Troy University)Jana Siwa Senior Right Trinec, Czech Republic (Business Aca. Trinec)Justine Textor Senior Right Sequim, Wash. (Sequim HS)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Tyler Neill (Third season/College of Idaho, 2004)

Assistant Coach: Gabriela Niculescu (First Season/Idaho, 2010)Assistant Coach: Kory Putman: (Second season/Idaho)

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Spring 2011: Irimescu posted a 6-19 record in singles play at the No. 2 and No. 3 positions, and went 2-2 in doubles play, includ-ing going 1-0 at No. 1 doubles and 1-2 at No. 3.

Fall 2010: Silvia went 4-4 in singles play and 6-3 on the doubles court during the fall...advanced to the round of 32 at the Cougar Classic in Pullman, Wash...advanced to the doubles round of 16 at the Cougar Classic with teammate Jana Siwa.

2009-2010: Irimescu is back and healthy after an injury-riddled 2008-2009 season. She went 13-13 on the singles court and 8-5 in doubles competitions. Irimescu won nine consecutive matches, all in two sets, from Feb. 9 - Apr. 2, when she lost in three sets.

Irimescu and teammate Barbara Maciocha won five consecutive doubles matches between Feb. 3 and Apr. 2.

2008-2009: Irimescu missed much of the 2008-2009 season due to injury. When in the lineup, she played primarily at the 2 and 3 positions.

2007-2008: Irimescu had a busy year as a freshman playing in a team high 72 matches during the season, most of these coming from the No. 1 spot. She complied a 14-10 singles record when playing from the No. 1 spot in the spring. During the fall, she went 7-5 in singles competition. Irimescu and partner Laura Leoni racked up 10 wins in doubles play during the spring.

Junior Tennis: Irimescu had a great junior tennis career in Romania. She won the Roma-nian National Championship at the 14-year-old age division, took first place at both the Intrarom Cup and the Battery Midac Jupa-Pecs in Hungary and took second at the Babolat Junior Cup in Scopje. She also won a pair of European Tennis Association tournaments in Belgium and was a finalist in an ETA tournament in Macedonia.

Personal: She is the daughter of Teodor and Mihaela Irimescu. She was born Feb. 9, 1988 at Bucharest, Romania. She is a right-handed player. Her major at Idaho is Justice Studies.

“Stop and smell the roses.”

Who is your favorite professional athlete? Lindsay Davenport What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Red Bento What is your dream job? CSI What city would you most like to visit? Venice What is your biggest fear? NeedlesWhat is the dish you cook best? Stuffed mushrooms

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Spring 2011: Kirch went a perfect 7-0 in singles play during the spring, including a 6-0 record at No. 6 singles and a 1-0 mark at No. 5 singles. She earned the team’s Most Improved Player award for the season. In doubles, she went 11-5 on the season, all at the No. 3 position.

Fall 2010: Natalie went 1-2 in singles play and 1-1 in doubles play during the fall...she ad-vanced to the quarterfinal at the Cougar Classic in doubles with partner Justine Textor...she also won a singles consolation match at the Cougar Classic.

2009-2010: Kirch had a spec-tacular season at the bottom of

the lineup for the Vandals, going 7-2 at No. 5 and No. 6 singles in the spring, and 5-0 at No. 3 doubles. All of her singles victories have come in two sets, and she has won 6-0, 6-0 on two occasions. Kirch has teamed up with Jana Siwa and Justine Textor to go a perfect 5-0 in doubles this spring.

2008-2009: Kirch continued her strong play through her sophomore year, compiling a 11-5 record in singles, playing mostly at the 5 and 6 spots. In doubles, Kirch went 12-5 on the year, primarily teaming with Jana Siwa.

2007-2008: Kirch had a strong freshman campaign going 21-15 in singles action including a team high 8 wins during the fall. In doubles play, she partnered with Basia Maciocha to go 13-3 in the spring. She advanced to the semifinal round of the UNM Individual Invitational with partner Laura Leoni in the fall.

High School: Kirch played tennis for Kennewick High School. She was an All-Conference and All-State honoree at the 3A level in doubles play as a senior. In her final two seasons of school, Kirch was a combined 25-5 in doubles play and 54-21 in singles.

Personal: She is the daughter of Nicholas and Patricia Kirch. She was born Mar. 26, 1989 at Richland, Wash. Her twin sister Nicole plays tennis at Michigan Tech. Her mother played tennis at Iowa State and is currently a tennis professional. Kirch’s major at Idaho is Chemical Engineering.

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What is something you wish you were better at? Cooking What city would you most like to visit? Old Quebec City What are your hobbies outside of tennis? Skiing, dancing, biking What is the dish you cook the best? Cheese fondue Who is your favorite professional athlete? Bob and Mike Bryan (as a pair)

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Spring 2011: Ly went 11-3 in the spring of 2011 with a 9-2 record at No. 6 and a 2-1 record at the No. 5 position. She went 5-1 in WAC play on the season. In doubles play, she posted a 12-10 record, all at the No. 2 doubles position with Molly Knox. Ly earned the team’s Inspirational Leadership award for the season.

Fall 2010: Yvette went 7-4 in singles and 6-3 in doubles, win-ning the EWU/Gonzaga Invite in doubles with Molly Knox, and reaching the semifinals in singles of the same tournament....she advanced to the finals in singles play at the Cougar Classic in Pull-man, Wash., to start the season...she went 2-3 in doubles play, playing all five matches with teammate Molly Knox.

2009-2010: Ly sat out the fall due to injury but returned to the lineup in the spring. She went 4-3 in singles matches this spring, all at the No. 6 spot. On the doubles side, Ly owned an 11-9 overall record, and competed at the No. 1, 2 and 3 positions.

2008-2009: Ly went 10-14 on the year in singles, playing most of the season at the No. 5 position. For the second straight year, Ly teamed with Alexandra Ulesanu to go a team best 17-9 in doubles. In the fall, Ly was a semifinalist in singles at the Gonzaga/Eastern Washing-ton Invite.

2007-2008: Ly’s impressive junior tennis background translated to success at the college level with the Vandals. She teamed up with Alexandra Ulesanu in the No. 2 spot to go 10-5 in doubles play. Tied for the team lead in doubles wins with 17. She went 9-3 when playing from the No. 3 spot in singles play and was 15-12 overall.

High School: Ly was an all-state and all-conference honoree in tennis for Centennial High School. She was a back-to-back state finalist in singles. As an under-14 player, she was ranked in the top 50 in the United States. She also held a No. 1 ranking in the USTA Pacific Northwest Section at the U-12, U-14 and U-16 level.

Personal: She is the daughter of Truc and Cynthia Ly. She was born Oct. 20, 1988 at Sunny-side, Ore. She has one brother and one sister. She is majoring in Sport Science at Idaho.

Who is your favorite professional athlete? Brandon Roy What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? San Miguels What is something you wish you were better at? Keeping a steady hand What is your dream job? Food critic What is your favor-ite book? Any and all of the Harry Potter seriesWhat is your least favorite vegetable? Tomato. I know it’s a fruit but I consider it a veggie.

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Spring 2011: Maciocha broke Idaho’s all-time singles wins record by finish-ing the season with 86 career wins, breaking Patricia Ruman’s record of 79 singles wins. Maciocha posted a 19-5 record in spring play and a 4-3 record in the WAC. She went 1-0 at No. 2 singles, 7-0 at No. 3 singles and 11-5 at the No. 4 position. In doubles action, she went 13-9 in the spring season at the No. 2 and No. 3 posi-tions.

Fall 2010: Basia went 7-4 in singles and 3-5 in doubles...she went unde-feated at the BSU Jack Taylor Invite in singles....she advanced to the round of 64 at the ITA Regional Tournament in singles play...she teamed up with Alejandra Lozano to make it to the doubles semi-finals of the Cougar Classic to start the season.

2009-2010: Maciocha went 17-7 in the spring in singles, and 17-3 in doubles. She was named WAC Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 1-7

for going undefeated in singles and doubles versus Gonzaga, Eastern Washington, and Lewis-Clark State. In singles, she played the No. 3-6 spots, and was a perfect 5-0 at No. 3 and No. 4. She went 5-0 at No. 2 doubles and finished 12-3 at No. 3. Maciocha went 4-5 in singles in the fall, and 4-4 in doubles.

2008-2009: Maciocha had a successful sophomore campaign going 23-14 on the year in singles, playing primarily at the 3 and 4 positions. Maciocha teamed with Siwa to go 8-6 during the spring. In the fall, Maciocha was a singles semifinalist at the Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Invite and a doubles semifinalist with Daniela Cohen at the Collegiate Clay Court Nationals.

2007-2008: Maciocha was tied for the team lead in doubles wins with 17. She formed a successful partnership with Natalie Kirch as the pair went 13-3 from the No. 3 spot during the spring. She went 16-9 in singles play and was undefeated when playing from the No. 4 spot going 4-0.

Junior Tennis: Maciocha was a consistent figure among the top finishers in the Polish National Classi-fication Tournaments during her junior career. In the Under-18 division, she was a doubles champion in 2005 and took second place finishes at multiple national tournaments. In the Under-16 division, she garnered multiple second-place finishes in both singles and doubles. She won a pair of national team championships with the Master Szczecin club team in 2002 and 2003 and finished third at the European Regional Championships.

Personal: Her full name is Barbara Maciocha, but she goes by the name “Basia.” She was born Apr. 18, 1987. She is a right-handed player. Her major at Idaho is Business Operations Management.

What is your favorite video game? Nope, I gave up search-ing for any after I got an arm injury while playing tennis on Wii. What is something you wish you were better at? Sleeping What is something your teammates don’t know about you? I had to make a deci-sion who I want to be in the future; a tennis player of a pianist. I made a good choice that brought me to Idaho. What is your dream job? Honeymoon resorts tester

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High School: Dana played varsity tennis and volleyball all four years at Rigby High School... member of volleyball state championship team in 2007... named volleyball district MVP her sophomore year... was tennis district cham-pion in 2005 and 2006 and tennis captain for four years.

Personal: Plays right-handed... daughter of Richard and Eliza-beth Panter... has one brother, Brian... majoring in Political Sci-ence... enjoys playing racquetball and volleyball, swimming and travel.

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What is your favorite place to eat in Moscow? San Miguels...they love me and I love them! What is something you wish you were better at? I wish i was better at singing so people don’t have to tell me to stop every time :( What is your dream job? Food critic. How great would it be to get paid to eat!? What is your dream car? I don’t like cars. I’m not good at driving them Who is the dish you can cook the best? I’ve mastered home-made Macaroni & Cheese

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Spring 2011: Siwa went 0-1 in singles during the spring season. She also went 2-0 in doubles, with both wins coming at the No. 3 position.

Fall 2010: Jana went 3-3 in singles and 5-2 in doubles play during the fall...she won a pair of singles consolation matches at the Cougar Classic...after advanc-ing to the round of 16 in doubles play at the Cougar Classic with teammate Silvia Irimescu, she won two more consolation matches in the event.

2009-2010: Siwa went 5-1 in singles this spring, playing at the No. 4, 5 and 6 positions. She finished 3-0 in doubles competi-tion, playing all three matches at the No. 3 spot. Siwa went 4-3 in doubles during the fall season.

2008-2009: Siwa improved on her freshman campaign by going 19-12 on the year playing at the 4, 5, and 6 positions. During the fall, Siwa went undefeated at the Overhead Smash Invitational in Boise, ID. She also was a singles finalist at the Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Invite. Siwa went 16-10 in doubles, partnering equally with Basia Maciocha and Natalie Kirch.

2007-2008: Siwa continually improved during her first season at Idaho and she finished with a 6-3 record in doubles play during the spring. In singles play, Siwa was 3-0 when play-ing at the No. 4 spot and was 13-12 overall in the spring.

Junior Tennis: Siwa played 10 years of club tennis at the No. 1 position at Trinec.

Personal: She is the daughter of Jan Siwy and Dagmar Siwa. She has an older brother named Rudolf who plays tennis at Fresno State. Her major at Idaho is Business.

“I am building a fire, and everyday I train,

I add more fuel. At just the right moment, I light the match.”

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Fall 2010: Justine went 1-2 in singles and 1-1 in doubles play on the season...she advanced to the quarterfinals at the Cougar Classic in doubles play with Natalie Kirch...won a singles consolation match in the Cougar Classic as well.

2009-2010: Textor went 1-0 in singles this spring after claiming a 7-5, 6-2 win at the No. 6 spot over LCSC on Feb. 9. She went 3-2 in singles competitions in the fall and advanced to the round of 32 at the Cougar Classic. Textor finished 2-0 in doubles competition in

the spring, winning in the No. 3 spot against LCSC (Feb. 9) and Portland State (Feb. 27).

2008-2009: Textor saw limited action for the Vandals during her sophomore season. Textor went 1-2 in singles on the year and 3-2 in doubles.

2007-2008: Textor did not feature for the Vandals during her freshman season.

High School: Textor attended Sequim High School and competed in swimming, basketball and tennis. In her senior season in 2007, she was the team captain for all three teams. She was an all-state swimmer in 2005 and 2006 and was all-state in basketball in 2007. She also won a state title in the 100m breast stroke in swimming.

Personal: She is the daughter of Mark and Dawnya Textor. She was born Mar. 18, 1989 at Port Angeles, Wash. She has a younger brother named John. She is majoring in Elementary Educa-tion at Idaho.

Who is your favorite professional athlete? Michael Phelps What is your biggest Pet Peeve? People who chew their gum with their moth open and smack it What city would you most like to visit? New York for a Yankees game What game show would you want to be on? Deal or no Deal Who is the dish you can cook the best? Calzones

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MOLLYKnox

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Spring 2011: Knox boasted an 18-6 record in singles action dur-ing the spring, as she went 8-1 at No. 4 and 10-5 on No. 5. She also had a 5-2 singles record in WAC play. In doubles play, Knox went 13-10, all at the No. 2 position.

Fall 2010: Molly posted a 5-4 singles record and a 6-3 doubles record in the fall season...she won the EWU/GU Fall Invitational in doubles play with teammate Yvette Ly...she advanced to the round of 64 at the ITA Regional Tournament in singles...made it to the round of 32 in doubles play at the ITA Regional Tournament.

At Portland State: Knox had her 2009-10 season cut short with an injury in the fall. She played at the

No. 1 spot in both singles and doubles in every match in 2009, and compiled a 12-13 record in singles play. She also played at No. 3 singles and No. 1 doubles in 2008 and earned All-Big Sky Honorable Mention honors.

High School: Knox was a four-year letter winner at Hanford High School in Richland, Wash., and was three-time team MVP, and earned all-conference and all-area honors all four years. She was all-area MVP her junior year and scholar-athlete her senior year. She also had great success in the state tournament, as she was state runner-up as a senior and placed third in state her sophomore and junior seasons.

Personal: Molly is the sister of Jake Knox, who attends Idaho and is a member of the men’s tennis team, and the daughter of Rob Knox, a member of the Idaho men’s tennis team in the 1970’s and current tennis pro at TCCC. Her sister Kasey graduated from Eastern Wash-ington in 2008 and played No. 1 singles and doubles in tennis for EWU for four years. Her mother Judy is a dental hygienist, and played volleyball at the University of Washington. Her major is Biology.

What is your favorite video game? Mario Kart Who is your favorite professional athlete? Rafael Nadal What are your hobbies outside of tennis? Volleyball, water sports, board games, camping What is your dream car? Porsche 928 Who is the dish you can cook the best? Curry chicken What is your dream job? Host of a TV show on Food Network

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Canberra, AustraliaTroy University

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Spring 2011: Simpson went 6-10 in singles play over the season, playing all of her matches at the No. 1 and No. 2 positions. She went 2-3 at No. 1 and 4-7 at No. 2. In doubles, Simpson was a second-team All-WAC selection along with teammate Victoria Lozano, after going 16-7 in the spring and 4-2 in the WAC, all at the No. 1 spot.

Fall 2010: Lauren went 7-4 in singles and 6-3 in doubles...she went undefeated in doubles with Victoria Lozano at the BSU Jack Taylor Classic, defeating the No. 48 doubles team in the nation...she teamed up with Victoria Lo-zano to advance to the doubles quarterfinals at the ITA Regional Tournament...in singles play, she made it to the round of 64 at the ITA Regional and the round of 16

at the Cougar Classic.

At Troy: Lauren played No. 2 singles for Troy during her freshman season in 2010 and com-piled a 12-16 record. She also went 17-8 at the No. 2 doubles spot for Troy.

Junior Tennis: Lauren was ranked as high as 139 in the Australian women’s rankings.

“Some people want it to happen, some wish it to happen, others make it

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What is your favorite video game? James Bond - Golden Eye What is something your teammates don’t know about you? I am a spy What game show do you want to be on? Gladiators What is your favorite book? Pride and Prejudice Who is the dish you can cook the best? Vegemite and cheese toasted sandwich. You don’t need to know how to cook anything else.

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HOLLYBrown

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2010-11: Holly took a redshirt for the 2010-11 season.

High School: Holly played her high school tennis at Rio Mesa High School in Oxnard, Calif.

Personal: Holly is the daughter of Michael and Deborah Brown... ma-joring in Bio-Systems Engineering.

“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.”

Henry David Thoreau

What is your favorite video game? Mario Party Who is your favorite professional athlete? Lance Armstrong What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? The Bagel Shop What is your dream job? FBI forensic specialist Who is the dish you can cook the best? Banana breadWhat is something you wish you were better at? Chemistry

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Guadalajara, MexicoPreparatoria Sigo XXI

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Spring 2011: Lozano posted an 8-4 singles record in the spring at the No. 5 and 6 spots. She went 4-1 at No. 5 singles and 4-3 at No. 6. She also went 1-1 in WAC play on the season. In doubles, Lozano went 6-2 in the spring, going 2-0 at No. 2 and 4-2 at No. 3.

Fall 2010: Lozano went 3-2 in both singles and doubles during the fall...she won two consolation singles matches at the Cougar Classic...teamed up with Barbara Maciocha to advance to the semi-finals in doubles at the Cougar Classic.

Junior Tennis: Alejandra has a career-best 802 ITF international junior ranking and has played in many WTA tournaments. She has wins over players in the top 200 in the ITF. Her uncle (and coach)

Jorge Lozano ranked as high as No. 4 in ATP doubles and No. 51 in singles.

Who is your favorite professional athlete? Monica Seles What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Breakfast Club and Casa Lopez What is something your teammates don’t know about you? I love to sing What is your dream car? Acura RDX Turbo What are your hobbies outside of tennis? Sing and dance

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VICTORIALozano

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Guadalajara, MexicoPreparatoria Sigo XXI

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Spring 2011: Lozano was a second-team All-WAC selection in both singles and doubles after putting up a 15-10 record at the top two singles spots, and a 17-7 record in No. 1 doubles. Lozano went 12-8 in No. 1 singles and 3-2 in No. 2 singles. She earned the team’s Most Valuable Player award at season’s end. Lozano was named WAC Player of the Week on March 15 after go-ing 3-0 in both No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles on the week.

Fall 2010: Victoria went 5-6 in singles and 6-3 in doubles...she went undefeated in doubles with Lauren Simpson at the BSU Jack Taylor Classic, defeating the No. 48 team in the nation...she ad-vanced to the round of 64 at the ITA Regional Tournament in singles action...her and teammate Lauren Simpson advanced all the way to

the quarterfinal in doubles action at the ITA Regional Tournament.

Junior Tennis: Victoria had a ranking as high as 1068 in WTA pro tour singles, 604 in WTA doubles and 357 in ITF international juniors. She was doubles champion of the Managua, Ni-caragua Futures tournament, and was a semi-finalist in two other WTA doubles tournaments. She has won five ITF junior tournaments in doubles, and reached the semi-finals in singles in two ITF tournaments. Her uncle (and coach) Jorge Lozano was as high as No. 4 ATP doubles and No. 51 in singles.

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never interrupt the one doing it.”

What is your favorite video game? All Mario Bros. games Who is your favorite professional athlete? Novac Djokovic, and favoties of all times are Martine Hingix, Patrick Rafter and Marcelo Rios What is something you wish you were better at? Fishing What is your dream car? Audi TT Coupe What are your hobbies outside of tennis? Climging, playing chess and ping pong

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With seven fourth-year seniors and five talented new-comers on the roster, and coming off the best season in program history, the Idaho women’s tennis team had high expectations heading into the 2010-11 season. And the Van-dals did not disappoint, finishing with a 17-8 overall record to make it five consecutive winning seasons and send their seniors off with a 73-34 record over the last four years. “We had some ups and downs, but overall it was definite-ly a good year. It was an interesting mix of newcomers and seniors,” Idaho coach Tyler Neill said. “I think it was a group that liked to have fun on the court. They enjoyed competing, they wanted to be out there and they had that never-give-up attitude, that no matter what the situation was they’re still trying to find a way to win.” That attitude came in handy on multiple occasions. Four times in 2011 the Vandals were tied 3-3 in a dual match, and faced an uphill battle for the final singles point. Natalie Kirch faced two match points against UAB in the deciding set, as did Barbara Maciocha against Utah State. Victoria Lozano trailed 4-0 in the third set of a 3-3 overall match against Portland, and Molly Knox trailed 4-0 in the deciding third set against Cal. State Fullerton. But in all four matches, the Vandals fought through the odds, and pulled out a victory. “Those come from behind victories were pretty exciting,” Neill said. “We had four wins where it came down to the last match, and we were down significantly in those matches and were able to come back. I think we had more of those matches this year than I’ve had in my entire coaching career previously.” One of the biggest things working with the Vandals in 2011 was the team’s depth. With some talented youngsters holding down the top two singles spots for a majority of the season – freshman Lozano at No. 1 and sophomore Lauren Simpson at No. 2 – it was some experienced veterans who led the rest of the lineup. Senior Silvia Irimescu spent most of the season at the No. 3 singles spot, and Maciocha, Knox, Yvette Ly, Kirch and Alejandra Lozano split up the final three singles spots. Of those

five, only Knox, a junior, and Alejandra Lozano, a freshman, weren’t fourth-year seniors at Idaho. And the experience in the bottom of the lineup paid dividends for the Vandals, as Idaho went a combined 55-19 in the bottom three singles spots on the season, a winning percentage of .743. Maciocha helped that cause with 19 wins in the spring, and 26 on the season overall to propel her to Idaho’s all-time career singles wins record with 86 career wins, breaking Patricia Ruman’s previous record of 79. “One of the things about this team, a thing that I always thought was a strength, was our depth,” Neill said. “Going into the year it was so tough to figure out where to put players in our lineup because on any given day anyone in our top six was capable of beating anyone else. That’s a nice problem to have when they’re all playing at a high level, and being able to count on the 4-, 5-, 6 coming through most of the time, that’s obviously nice to have.” Despite losing an outstanding senior class that helped build the program into a perennial winner, the Vandals have a lot to look for-ward to in the future. Those talented youngsters on the 2011 roster are poised to be even more talented experienced upperclassmen in seasons to come. “Our underclassmen got some good experience this year. Obviously they are very talented and I think with another year under their belt, they will come out even stronger next season,” Neill said.

2011 Idaho Women’s Tennis Results 17-8 Overall 4-3 WAC Date Opponent Score Jan 22, 2011 vs Seattle University W 7-0 Jan 22, 2011 at Lewis-Clark State College W 7-0 Jan. 28, 2011 at Washington State L 1-6 Feb. 06, 2011 at Eastern Washington W 7-0 Feb 05, 2011 vs Portland W 4-3* Feb 20, 2011 vs Boise State L 1-6 Feb 27, 2011 vs UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA L 3-4 Mar 11, 2011 vs Texas-Pan American W 6-1 Mar 12, 2011 at Texas-El Paso W 5-2 Mar 13, 2011 vs Alabama-Birmingham W 4-3* Mar 14, 2011 at New Mexico State W 4-3 Mar 31, 2011 at Hawai`i-Hilo W 7-0* Apr 01, 2011 at Hawai`i L 2-4* Apr 02, 2011 vs Louisiana Tech W 5-2 Apr 03, 2011 vs Chaminade W 5-2* Apr 09, 2011 vs UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY W 4-3 Apr 09, 2011 vs GONZAGA L 3-4 Apr 13, 2011 at Cal. State Fullerton W 4-3 Apr 14, 2011 at UC Riverside L 2-5* Apr 15, 2011 vs San Jose State W 6-1* Apr 16, 2011 at Fresno State L 0-7 Apr 17, 2011 at CSU Bakersfield W 5-2 Apr 19, 2011 vs EASTERN WASHINGTON W 6-1 Apr 23, 2011 vs LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE W 5-2 Apr 28, 2011 vs New Mexico State University L 2-4

Never-Give-Up Vandals send seniors out as perennial winners

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2010-11 Idaho women’s tennis Season Statistics

Overall record: 17-8 WAC: 4-3 Home: 3-2 Away: 7-4 Neutral: 7-2

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour WAC 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’l Strk Last10 Irimescu, Silvia 9-23 6-19 3-4 0-7 --- 2-5 4-14 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 2-8 Kirch, Natalie 8-2 7-0 1-2 0-0 --- --- --- --- 1-0 6-0 0-0 0-0 W7 8-2 Knox, Molly 22-10 18-6 4-4 5-2 --- --- --- 8-1 10-5 --- 0-0 0-0 W3 8-1 Lozano, Alejandra 10-8 8-4 2-4 1-1 --- --- --- --- 4-1 4-3 0-0 0-0 W2 6-4 Lozano, Victoria 20-16 15-10 5-6 3-4 12-8 3-2 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L2 5-5 Ly, Yvette 18-7 11-3 7-4 5-1 --- --- --- --- 2-1 9-2 0-0 0-0 L1 8-2 Maciocha, Barbara 26-7 19-5 7-2 4-3 --- 1-0 7-0 11-5 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W4 8-2 Simpson, Lauren 13-14 6-10 7-4 2-4 2-3 4-7 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 2-7 Siwa, Jana 3-3 0-1 3-2 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- 0-1 0-0 0-0 L2 3-3 Textor, Justine 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W1 1-2 Totals 130-93 90-59 40-34 20-22 14-11 10-15 11-14 19-6 17-7 19-6 0-0 0-0 Percentage .583 .604 .541 .476 .560 .400 .440 .760 .708 .760 .000 .000

DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour WAC 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Streak Last10 Knox, Molly/Ly, Yvette 18-13 12-10 6-3 2-4 --- 12-10 --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 5-5 Crum/Knox, Molly 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1 Lozano, Victoria/Simpson, Lauren 22-10 16-7 6-3 4-2 16-7 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 4 7-3 Irimescu, Silvia/Siwa, Jana 4-2 0-0 4-2 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 4-2 Kirch, Natalie/Textor, Justine 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-1 Lozano, Alejandra/Maciocha, Barbara 6-6 4-2 2-4 0-0 --- 1-0 3-2 0-0 0-0 W 1 4-6 Irimescu, Silvia/Patton 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0 Irimescu, Silvia/Maciocha, Barbara 2-3 1-2 1-1 0-1 --- --- 1-2 0-0 0-0 L 1 2-3 Kirch, Natalie/Siwa, Jana 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 2-0 0-0 0-0 W 2 2-0 Irimescu, Silvia/Lozano, Victoria 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0 Kirch, Natalie/Maciocha, Barbara 8-5 8-5 0-0 1-4 --- --- 8-5 0-0 0-0 W 3 6-4 Knox, Molly/Lozano, Alejandra 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- 1-0 --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0 Kirch, Natalie/Lozano, Alejandra 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0 Totals 67-41 46-26 21-15 7-11 17-7 14-10 15-9 0-0 0-0 Percentage .620 .639 .583 .389 .708 .583 .625 .000 .000

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour WAC 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’lIrimescu, Silvia 8-5 2-2 6-3 0-1 1-0 --- 1-2 0-0 0-0Kirch, Natalie 12-6 11-5 1-1 1-4 --- --- 11-5 0-0 0-0Knox, Molly 19-14 13-10 6-4 2-4 --- 13-10 --- 0-0 0-0Lozano, Alejandra 8-6 6-2 2-4 0-0 --- 2-0 4-2 0-0 0-0Lozano, Victoria 23-10 17-7 6-3 4-2 17-7 --- --- 0-0 0-0Ly, Yvette 18-13 12-10 6-3 2-4 --- 12-10 --- 0-0 0-0Maciocha, Barbara 16-14 13-9 3-5 1-5 --- 1-0 12-9 0-0 0-0Simpson, Lauren 22-10 16-7 6-3 4-2 16-7 --- --- 0-0 0-0Siwa, Jana 6-2 2-0 4-2 0-0 --- --- 2-0 0-0 0-0Textor, Justine 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0Totals 67-41 46-26 21-15 7-11 17-7 14-10 15-9 0-0 0-0Percentage .620 .639 .583 .389 .708 .583 .625 .000 .000

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Idaho Vandal Men’s Tennis 2010-11 Roster

From left: Assistant coach Stas Glukhov, Kevin Lee, Taylor Bieberle, Andrew Dobbs, Jose Bendeck, Jake Knox, Abid Akbar, Filip Fichtel, Alex Joitoiu, Marius Cirstea, Dylan Bodet, Lachlan Reed, Sam Lyons, assistant coach Daniel Pollock, head coach Jeff Beaman.

Name Year Plays Hometown (Previous School)Abid Akbar Sophomore Right Islamabad, Pakistan (Roots School)Jose Bendeck Freshman Right Barranquilla, ColombiaTaylor Bieberle Sophomore Right Clafin, Kan. (Clafin HS)Dylan Bodet Sophomore Right San Antonio, Texas (Tom C. Clark HS)Marius Cirstea Sophomore Right Bucharest, Romania (TCU)Andrew Dobbs Junior Right Dalls, Texas (Newman Smith HS)Filip Fichtel Sophomore Right Landshut, BavariaAlexandru Joitoiu Senior Right Bucharest, Romania (Oklahoma)Jake Knox Sophomore Right West Richland, Wash. (Hanford HS)Sam Lyons Sophomore Right Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (Portland State) Lachlan Reed Senior Left Brisbane, Australia (Queensland)Alan Shin Junior Right Dublin, Calif. (Dublin HS)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Jeff Beaman (Fifth Season/Alabama A&M, 2000)

Assistant Coach: Stanislav Glukhov (First Season/Idaho, 2010)Assistant Coach: Daniel Pollock (First season/Illinois-Chicago, 2009)

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ALEXJoitoiu

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Bucharest, RomaniaOklahoma

Right Handed

What is something you wish you were better at? Flexibility What is your dream job? Marketing Rep. What are your hobbies outside of tennis? Bikes What is your favorite video game? FIFA Soccer What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Stax

Spring 2011: Joitoiu posted a 15-11 record in singles play during the spring, and went 2-3 in the WAC. He was 15-10 at the No. 3 position and 0-1 at No. 4. In doubles play he went 16-8 on the year, including a 12-8 mark at No. 1 and a 4-0 record at No. 2.

Fall 2010: Joutiou went 8-3 in singles play on the season, win-ning six consecutive matches after dropping his first singles match of the season...he ad-vanced to the round of 32 at the ITA Regional Tournament, and the round of 16 at the Pacific North-west Intercollegiate...advanced to the semi-finals of the doubles bracket in the PNW Intercolle-giate with parter Marius Cirstea...went 4-5 in doubles on the sea-son, and played all nine matches

with Cristea.

2009-10: Alex has gone 27-9 in singles matches in 2009-10 and 24-14 in doubles. Primar-ily a No. 5 player, Alex has gone 7-1 in the spring when playing in the No. 4 or No. 3 slot. Joitoiu won 13 out of 14 matches from Feb. 7 - April 2, and has seven wins over opponents from nationally ranked teams. On the doubles side he claimed the championship at the 16-team Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Classic in the fall with teammate Lachlan Reed. He beat Reed in the finals of the same even to claim the singles title. He also advanced to the round of 32 at the 128-player ITA DI Mountain Regional Championships.

2008-09: Joitoiu went 18-9 in singles matches during the spring season, and played at the No. 1, 2 and 3 positions. Went 16-10 in doubles competition, playing all but three matches in the No. 1 doubles slot.

Previous School: Joitoiu joined the Vandals after spending his freshman year at the Univer-sity of Oklahoma. Joitoiu played both doubles and singles for the Sooners and helped them achieve a ranking as high as No. 33 in 2007.

Junior Tennis: Joitoiu was ranked as high as sixth in the junior national rankings and No. 30 in the menfs national ranking in Romania. Played in eight ATP singles events and 18 ATP doubles events. Won several national tournaments in Romania and had an ITF ranking as high as No. 463.

Personal: Joitoiu plays right handed...Started playing tennis at the age of 6...Is the son of Niculae Joitoiu and Catela Joitoiu.

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KEVINLee

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Miri, MalaysiaLewis-Clark State

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“Everything happens for a good reason.”

What is something you wish you were better at? Dancing What is something your teammates don’t know about you? I speak at least three languages What is your dream job? Chemical Engineer What are your hobbies outside of tennis? DJing What is your favorite video game? Counter Strike What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Tokyo Seoul

Spring 2011: Lee went 1-0 in sin-gles play in the spring, winning at the No. 6 position in two sets on Feb. 5 against Seattle University. He went 0-1 in doubles play as he teamed up with Jose Bendeck in a loss to Montana State on Feb. 12.

Fall 2010: Lee went 2-2 in singles play and 3-3 in doubles during the fall...he and teammate Alan Shin advanced to the semi-finals in the doubles bracket at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate...advanced to the round of 16 in doubles play at the Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Invitational with partner Abid Akbar...also made it to the round of 16 in the singles bracket of the Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Invitational.

2009-10: Lee did not participate in any matches and took a redshirt season for 2009-10.

Previous School: Lee played tennis at Lewis-Clark State College prior to coming to the University of Idaho. In 2009 he played No. 2 doubles and No. 3 singles in the national tour-nament. In 2008, he played No. 2 or No. 3 in singles and, for the most part, No. 1 in doubles and posted a 13-10 and 10-12 record, respectively. He won two doubles matches and one singles match against Gonzaga, and a singles match against University of Idaho during the season, and won his singles match against Lindenwood during the first round of the NAIA national tournament. Lee was nationally ranked in NAIA in both singles and doubles.

High School: Attended high school and earned four tennis varsity letters at S.M.K. St. Co-lumba. Was named team captain in 2003, 2004, and 2005. Won division, state, and national tournaments. Was given Athlete of the Year award twice by high school. Lee was the young-est player to win Borneo Island Closed Singes at the age of 15 in 2003. He was No. 1,581 in world ITF junior rankings, and ranked as high as second in national junior ranking. Won two bronzes for Sarawak State in Malaysian Games of 2004.

Personal: He is the son of Audrey Ling and Lee Yat Ping. He has one sister Elaine Lee. His major at the University of Idaho is Chemical Engineering.

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LACHLANREed

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Brisbane, AustraliaQueenslandLeft Handed

What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Stax What is something you wish you were better at? Base jumping What is your favor-ite book? The Bible What is your dream job? Boxer What is your biggest fear? Sharks What is the best dish you cook? Vegemite toast

Spring 2011: Reed tied Idaho’s single-season singles wins record as he went 31-7 on the season, including a 22-4 record at No. 2 singles in the spring. His 31 wins match Rob Leonard and Joe Hignight’s 34-year-old record from 1976-77. Reed posted a 5-1 record in WAC play and earned first-team All-WAC honors, WAC Player of the Week honors, and WAC All-Tournament team honors throughout the season. Reed went 18-6 in doubles on the season, going 1-0 at the No. 1 spot and 17-6 at No. 2.

Fall 2010: Reed won six straight matches in the 2010 fall season by claiming the singles cham-pionship at the Boise State fall tournament with five straight wins, and advancing to the round of 32 at the ITA Regional Champi-onships...his only singles losses of

the season came in the ITA Regional round of 32 and the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate quarterfinals...he posted a 5-4 record in doubles play throughout the season...advanced to the doubles semi-finals at the PNW Intercollegiate with teammate Jose Bendeck.

2009-10: Reed competed in 25 singles matches for the Vandals in 2010, all at either the No. 1 or No. 2 positions. He compiled a 12-4 record at No. 1 singles and is 5-4 at No. 2 singles and went 17-8 in singles overall. He won nine consecutive singles matches from Feb. 13-March 6. Reed also finished 17-7 overall in doubles in 2010 and won the Gonzaga/East-ern Washington Classic doubles event with teammate Alex Joitoiu during the fall.

Previous School: Reed came to Idaho from University of Queensland. Reed has put togeth-er an impressive junior career that includes singles titles from the ITF Darwin U-18 tourna-ment, Australian U-14 Hardcourt Tournament, 2006 Easter Gold Tennis Cup and the 2004 Australian High School Tournament. He also earned doubles titles at the 2005 Adelaide ITF Tournament and the Malaysian ITF Tournament. He advanced to the quarterfinals of the Australian F9 Futures men’s singles tournament and was the singles runner-up and doubles champion the 2006 Queensland Open. He has held high positions in both the Australian and ITF World Junior Rankings throughout his career. While competing as an amateur, he has also achieved a ranking in the ATP men’s pro tour. He compiled a 43-26 singles and 38-24 doubles record in ITF junior events. He was ranked in the top 100 juniors in the world, and ranked 42nd in men’s in Australia.

Personal: He is the son of Tony and Julie Reed. He has a brother named Ren and a sister named Sophie. He graduated from Brisbane Grammar School in Brisbane Queensland in 2005. His major at the University of Idaho is Economics.

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ANDREWDobbs

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Dallas, TexasNewman Smith HS

Right Handed

“I have missed over 4,000 shots in my

career. I have lost over 300 games. Twenty

four times I have been trusted to take the

game-winning shot and missed. Over and

over again I have failed, and that’s why

I succeed.” - Michael Jordan

What is something you wish you were better at? Basketball What game show do you want to be on? The Price is Right What is your favor-ite place to eat in Moscow? Mongolian BBQ What is the best dish you cook? Pancakes

Spring 2011: Dobbs went 7-2 in doubles action in the spring, including a 2-2 mark in WAC play. He played all of his doubles matches at the No. 3 position with teammate Abid Akbar.

Fall 2010: Andrew went 0-1 in singles action and 1-1 in doubles in the fall...he teamed up with Alan Shin to advance to the round of 16 in doubles at the Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Invitational...fell in the round of 32 in singles play at the Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Invitational.

2009-10: Dobbs did not compete in the 2009-10 season and took a redshirt for the season.

2008-09: Dobbs went 4-3 in doubles play in the fall of 2008.

2007-08: Dobbs finshed his freshman season going 19-19 in singles competition. He posted a 5-2 mark at the No. 4 spot during the spring. Dobbs and partner Hugh McDonald went 9-6 in doubles play in the spring. He finished the year with 14 wins in doubles play.

High School: While attending Newman Smith High School, Dobbs earned Freshman New-comer of the Year honors, was the 5A regional singles champion in both 2006 and 2007 and was a doubles champion in 2004.

Junior Tennis: Dobbs was the 2002 National Open singles champion, the 2004 MCB Cotton Bowl doubles champion and was ranked in the top 10 in the United States and as highly as No. 1 in Texas in doubles in the 16-year-old age group. As an 18-year-old, he held rankings in the top 35 in the U.S. and No. 1 in Texas in doubles play. He was also a Texas All-State honoree in both 2006 and 2007.

Personal: Plays right-handed. Majoring in Business at Idaho. He is the son of Edgar and Liz Dobbs...born Janurary 3rd, 1988 in Dallas, Texas.

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ALANShin

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Dublin, Calif.Dublin HS

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What is your favorite video game? FIFA Soccer on XBox Who is your favorite professional athlete? Roger Federer What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? La Casa Lopez What is your dream job? Marketing manager What city would you most like to visit? Rome, Italy What are your hobbies outside of tennis? Playing computer games and listening to music

Spring 2011: Shin went 17-8 in the spring at the No. 4, 5 and 6 singles positions. He went 1-0 at No. 4, 6-2 at No. 5 and 10-6 at No. 6, and finished with a 4-1 record in WAC matches. He also went 1-1 in doubles at the No. 3 spot in the spring.

Fall 2010: Compiled the most singles wins of any Vandal men’s tennis player throughout the fall, going 13-3 in singles play...won his first seven matches of the season, claiming the singles championship at the EWU/GU Invitational, and advancing to the round of 16 at the Boise State fall tournament...won four consolation matches at the ITA Regional Tournament...advanced to the quarterfinal at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate...Alan went 4-3 in doubles play on the season, advancing to the doubles quarterfinals at the PNW Intercol-

legiate with teammate Kevin Lee.

2009-10: Shin finished the 2010 season with an 18-3 record in singles, including a 2-0 con-ference mark. He played the majority of his matches at the No. 6 spot, where he went 12-1 on the season. He finished 5-1 in doubles competition in the spring, all at the No. 3 posi-tion. Shin went 11-2 in singles matches during the fall season, and was the champion at the Boise State Intercollegiate Fall Classic after winning five consecutive matches at the event. He also advanced to the semifinals of the PNW Intercollegiates. Shin went 2-3 in doubles during the fall.

2008-09: Shin went 16-10 in the spring of his freshman season in singles matches, play-ing the No. 3-6 positions. He won four consecutive matches from April 11 - April 19. On the doubles side Shin went 6-5 on the season, playing at the No. 3 position.

Junior Tennis: As a high school senior, Shin was ranked 2nd in the Northern California section of the U.S. National U-18 rankings. He was ranked 84th nationally in his graduating class and the 22nd ranked player in California.

High School: Shin won Diablo Foothill Athletic League singles title in his senior year. He was also selected to the All-East Bay Team by the Contra Costa Times in his senior season.

Personal: Alan is the son of William and Betty Shin. Major at Idaho is Business with a minor in Anthropology.

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ABIDAkbar

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Islamabad, PakistanRoots School

Right Handed

“Do to others as you want them to

do to you.”

What city do you most want to visit? Basically all of Western Europe. Who is your favorite professional athlete? Mohammed Ali What is your dream car? Anything on four wheels works. What are your hobbies outside of tennis? Eating! What is your biggest fear? Losing loved ones

Spring 2011: Akbar finished with a 12-13 singles record in the spring, but went a combined 11-2 at the No. 5 and No. 6 positions. He went 1-11 at No. 4, 5-0 at No. 5 and 6-2 at No. 6 singles. In doubles play, Akbar went 18-6 on the spring, all at the No. 3 spot.

Fall 2010: Went 8-5 in singles play and 7-3 in doubles...earned WAC Player of the Month honors for the month of November after winning the doubles title at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate in Seattle, Wash...advanced to the round of 32 in the ITA Regional singles bracket...advanced to the semifinals in the singles bracket of the PNW Intercollegiate...advanced to the round of 16 in ITA regional doubles...seven of his eight singles wins were in two

sets.

2009-10: Akbar finished with an 8-5 singles record in the spring at the No. 4-6 positions, including a 5-0 mark at the No. 4 and 5 spots. In doubles competition he went 18-7 in the spring, going 17-7 at the No. 3 spot and 1-0 at No. 2. Akbar finished 1-1 in WAC play in singles, and 2-2 in the WAC in doubles. He went 7-3 in singles in the fall, advancing to the semifinals of the Boise State Intercollegiate Fall Classic and the PNW Intercollegiates. Akbar went 4-3 in the fall in doubles, and advance to the semifinals at the EWU/GU Classic, and the Round of 16 at the Boise State Intercollegiate Fall Classic.

Junior Tennis: Akbar advanced to the semifinal rounds of the National Clay Court Champi-onship, The Governor’s Cup and the Rahim Yar Khan National Tennis Championship in 2009. He has spent most of his career ranked among the top of Pakistan’s national circuit. He previously held a No. 5 national ranking among Pakistani men.

Personal: He is the son of Anjum Naz and Mohammad Akbar. He has two brother’s Babar Ali Akbar and Ahmed Ali Akbar. His father Mohammad also played tennis for the University of Clemson and was an All-American; his brother Babar also played tennis for Charleston Southern University in 2001. His major at the University of Idaho is Advertising.

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TAYLORBieberle

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Claflin, Kan.Claflin HS

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What is your favor-ite video game? Call of Duty What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Wingers What game show do you want to be on? Wheel of Fortune What is your dream job? Professional golfer What is the dish you cook the best? Mexican What is your least favorite vegetable? Raw carrots

2010-11: Bieberle did not see ac-tion in any matches in 2010-11.

2009-10: Bieberle went 0-1 in singles competition for the Vandals in the spring of 2010, falling at the No. 3 spot in his only action.

2008-09: Bieberle went 2-0 dur-ing the 2009 spring season for the Vandals, earning wins at the No. 6 spot over Seattle University and Bethany (Kansas). During the fall season Bieberle played in the Boise State Fall Classic, EWU/GU Invitational and the ITA Mountain Regional. He also went 1-2 for the year in doubles matches.

High School: Bieberle boasts a near perfect high school record, winning 110 matches while only losing six. During his time at

Claflin High School, he won regional titles all four years and finished second in the state of Kansas as a junior and senior. Bieberle helped lead his team to the Kansas state champion-ship as a junior.

Personal: He is the son of Lee and Jamie Bieberle. He was born August 24, 1989 at Hays, Kansas. He was captain of the basketball team at Claflin High School. He is majoring in Biol-ogy and Business at Idaho.

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DYLANBodet

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San Antonio, TexasTom C. Clark HS

Right Handed

What game show do you want to be on? Jeopardy What is your dream job? Lawyer What city would you most like to visit? Auckland, New Zealand What is your favoite place to eat in Moscow? Stax What is your biggest fear? Snakes and planes

2010-11: Bodet redshirted in 2010-11.

2009-10: Bodet went 1-0 in singles matches in the spring after beating Portland State on Feb. 6. Bodet went 3-2 in doubles matches during the 2009 fall sea-son, competing in the Boise State Intercollegiate Fall Classic with Jake Knox. He went 1-2 in the fall in singles matches, playing in the GU/EWU Classic and the Boise State Intercollegiate Fall Classic.

High School: He graduated from Tom C. Clark High School in 2009. While competing for the tennis team in high school he was 1st team all district and first team all area. As the captain of the tennis team in high school he led them to four straight district champion-ships.

Personal: He is the son of Robert and Patricia Bodet. Major at Idaho is Information Systems.

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MARIUSCirstea

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“Life will keep you down until you won’t

let her and start to fight to get what you think you deserve.”

What is your favorite video game? Call of Duty What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Smokey Mountain What city would you most like to visit? London What is your dream job? CEO What is the best dish you cook? Chicken

Spring 2011: Cirstea was ranked as high as No. 110 in the country in singles play on the season. He finished the spring with a 12-14 record in singles play, all at the No. 1 position. He went 11-9 in doubles action on the season. Cirstea was a first-team All-WAC selection, and earned WAC Player of the Week honors one time dur-ing the season.

Fall 2010: Marius went 6-3 in singles action in the fall and 4-5 in doubles...he won his first five singles matches of the season...he advanced to the round of 32 at the ITA Regional Tournament in the singles bracket ...advanced to the semifinals of the doubles bracket in the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate with partner Alex Joitoiu, who he played all nine doubles matches with during the season.

Spring 2010: Saw extensive action in singles in his first spring dual-match season at TCU ... started the spring slow in singles before posting a team-best 5-1 record in Mountain West Conference play ... helped the Frogs squeak out 4-3 wins with victories over UNLV’s Charlie Alvarado (6-3, 6-4) and Utah’s Stephen Jacobs (6-4, 6-3) ... finished the spring 7-17 in singles ... was 1-2 in doubles while playing with Paul Chappell.

Fall 2009: Led TCU with a 5-3 singles record in fall tournament competition... advanced to the round of 16 at the Wilson/ITA Texas Regional Championships with a pair of victories ... posted his first career win over a ranked opponent when he took down Baylor’s No. 85-rat-ed Attilla Bucko (3-6, 7-5, 7-5) in the round of 32... reached round 3 of prequalifying singles at the ITA D’Novo All-American Championships... won a pair of consolation matches in the HEB Baylor Invitational following an opening round setback in the main draw... earned a No. 44 preseason national doubles ranking with teammate Slah Mbarek.

High School/Juniors: Finished 2009 ranked No. 1177 in the ITF world rankings... an up-and-comer on the world Futures scene during the year before joining TCU, winning main draw rounds in both singles and doubles... advanced to the quarterfinals of singles play at the Romania F8 Futures event in the summer of 2009.

Personal: Cirstea is the son of Liviu and Angela Cirstea... majoring in Business at Idaho.

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FILIPFichtel

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Landshut, BavariaHans Carossa Right Handed

“Never think of the future. It comes soon enough.”

What is your favorite video game? Mario Cart What is your dream job? Architect What city would you most like to visit? Dubai What is your favor-ite book? 1984 by George Orwell What is your biggest fear? Spiders

2010-11: Fichtel did not play dur-ing the 2010-11 season.

Personal: Filip Fichtel is the son of Karl Fichtel and Barbara Koller Fichtel...he was born Dec. 9, 1988 in Munich, Germany...he comes to Idaho from Landshut, Bavaria.

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JAKEKNOX

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West Richland, Wash.Hanford HS

Right Handed

What is something you wish you were better at? Cooking Who is your favorite professional athlete? Roger Federer What game show do you want to be on? Jeopardy What are your hobbies other than tennis? Golfing, camping, boating and volleyball to name a few What is the best dish you cook? Brownies

Spring 2011: Knox went 10-3 in doubles action in the spring, all at the No. 3 position. He went 0-1 in WAC play. Knox did not play in Idaho’s singles lineup in the spring.

Fall 2010: Jake teamed up with Sam Lyons and Abid Akbar to go 4-2 in doubles action in the fall...he and Akbar claimed the doubles championship at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate hosted by the University of Wash-ington in Seattle, Wash...went 1-5 in singles play on the season, and earned an opening round win at the PNW Intercollegiate to advance to the round of 16.

2009-2010: Knox went 1-0 in doubles matches in the spring, and 1-1 on the singles side. He finished 1-0 at the No. 5 spot.

During the fall season Knox went 1-3 in singles matches and 1-2 in doubles.

Junior Tennis: Knox was ranked as high as No. 12 in USTA Pacific Northwest in his age divi-sion and was ranked No. 10 on the tennisrecruiting.net recruiting list in the Pacific North-west when he signed with the University of Idaho. Knox finished third in state in doubles his sophomore year and earned a fourth place finish in singles during his junior season.

Personal: Jake is the son of Robert and Judy Knox. His father played at Idaho, his sister Molly plays for the Idaho women’s tennis team and his other sister Kasey played No. 1 at EWU. His mom played volleyball at the University of Washington. Major at Universtiy of Idaho is Chemical Engineering.

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SAMLyons

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Coeur d’Alene, IdahoPortland StateRight Handed

What is your favorite video game? Super Smash Bros., N64 Who is your favorite professional athlete? Tiger Woods What is your dream job? Doctor What is your favorite restaurant in Moscow? Red Bento What is the best dish you cook? Noodles What is your least favorite vegetable? Cauliflower

Spring 2011: Lyons did not see action in the spring of 2011.

Fall 2010: Lyons posted a 1-3 record in singles play and a 1-2 record in doubles during the fall...won a consolation match in dou-bles at the GU/EWU Invitational, and a singles consolation match at the Boise State fall tournament.

2009-10: Lyons went 0-1 in sin-gles competition for the Vandals in the spring of 2010, falling at the No. 6 spot in his only action.

Previous School: Lyons was on the tennis team at Portland State University during the 2008-09 season, and sat out as a redshirt.

High School: Played varsity tennis for three years at Coeur d’

Alene High School and earned one letter in track and field. Lyons was named tennis team MVP in 2005.

Personal: He is the son of Mark and Maggie Lyons. He has one brother Max. His major at the University of Idaho is Biology.

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JOSEBendeck

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Barranquilla, ColombiaColegio del Sagrado Coraxon

Right Handed

“Impossible is nothing, just do it.”

What is your favorite video game? Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 Who is your favorite professional athlete? Roger Federer What is something your teammates don’t know about you? I am kind of shy What city would you most like to visit? Paris What is your dream car? Masseratti or Audi R8 What are your hobbies other than tennis? Soccer, surf the internet and listen to music

Spring 2011: Bendeck finished with a 14-8 singles record in the spring, playing at the No. 4 and No. 5 positions. He finished 5-5 at No. 4 and 9-3 at No. 5. He went 3-1 in WAC play in singles action on the year. In doubles, he posted a 13-8 record in the spring, including a 13-7 mark at the No. 2 doubles spot, and an 0-1 record at No. 1. He went 2-3 in doubles play in the WAC.

Fall 2010: Jose went 4-3 in singles action in the fall and 3-4 in doubles...he won his first round match and advanced to the round of 64 in singles play at the ITA Regional Tournament...advanced to the semifinals in the doubles bracket at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate, and advanced to the round of 16 in the singles bracket of the same

tournament.

Junior Tennis: Bendeck was ranked as high as No. 1 in Colombia for both the under-16 and under-18 groups, and was as high as No. 12 in South America in under-16 ... he represented Colombia on the junior national team ... holds career-high ITF world rankings of 1404 in singles and 1146 in doubles ... 2009 year-end ATP ranking was 1160, and his career-high ITF juniors ranking was 299 ... compiled a 16-15 singles record and a 26-15 doubles record in ITF junior events.

Personal: Full name is Jose Daniel Bendeck ... born Dec. 24, 1990 ... native of Colombia ... plays right handed.

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While the Idaho men’s tennis team has been on an upward trend over the last several years, the 2010-11 season was a record-setting season for the Vandals in many ways. The Vandals earned the program’s first ever top-50 national ranking. Senior Lachlan Reed tied Idaho’s single-season singles wins record, originally set nearly three and a half decades ago. And, the Vandals beat in-state rival Boise State for the first time since the 1980s. In all, Idaho finished with a 19-8 overall record, including a 4-2 mark in Western Athletic Conference play, and advanced to the WAC semifinals for the second straight year. “We had a great year, certainly in terms of number of wins, wins against nationally ranked opponents, achieving national ranking and achieving recognition for individual players,” Idaho coach Jeff Beaman said. “We had as much as you could hope for out of the year.” The Vandals started the spring season ranked in the top-75, checking in at No. 73 in the preseason poll, but quickly fell out after a loss to Oregon in just the third match of the season on Jan. 28. But after falling to the Ducks, the Vandals went on a tear of 12 wins in their next 13 matches, including wins over No. 62 San Francisco and No. 59 Boise State on consecutive days which propelled Idaho back into the national rankings at No. 57. Idaho’s win over BSU was the first for the Vandals since April 7, 1988. “There’s a personal checklist of things you’d like to accomplish in your time at a program, and some might be goals such as national rankings and making nationals,” Beaman said. “But beating Boise State was definitely one of the high items on my list, and I never really knew if it was an accomplishment that we’d get, and we did it.” Idaho didn’t play its first home match of the season until it hosted Utah State, Fresno State and Hawai`i in a set of WAC matches the second weekend of April. In those matches the Vandals came away with wins over Utah State and No. 56 Hawai`i, and

narrowly fell to No. 44 Fresno State. The very next week, Idaho owned the programs highest ever national ranking and its first top-50 national ranking when the Vandals climbed all the way up to No. 46 in the country. “I think the top-50 ranking is just another thing on our checklist, another one of our goals,” Beaman said. “First it’s a winning season, then it’s getting into the national rankings, then it’s getting into the top 50. I think the only two things that are left are winning the conference and getting an NCAA bid.” Senior Lachlan Reed went on a 17-match winning streak that lasted a majority of the season, as he put together a 22-4 record in the spring, and went 31-7 overall, tying Idaho’s single-season singles wins record which was set back in the 1976-77 season by Joe Hignight and Rod Leonard, and only matched by Stanislav Glukhov in 2009-10 before Reed. When you couple Reed, who was a first-team All-WAC selection, WAC Player of the Week and WAC All-Tournament team honoree as Idaho’s No. 2 singles player, with Marius Cirstea, Idaho’s No. 1 singles player and a first-team All-WAC selection and WAC Player of the Week as well, and Alex Joitoiu, who posted a 15-10 record at No. 3 singles in the spring, Bea-man feels the top of his lineup could compete with anybody in the nation. However, with Reed and Joitoiu being seniors, that leaves big holes to fill going into next season. “Our top three were as good as anybody in the country,” Beaman said. “Which also for next year means it’s going to be hard to replicate what we had this year. We lose some guys who contributed a ton of leadership and wins, but we did make progress. Our 4-, 5-, 6 guys got better as the year went on. Marius just continues to develop. He’s coming back and he can be one of the best players in the country.”

2011 Idaho Men’s Tennis Results 19-8 Overall 4-2 WAC Date Opponent Score Jan 22, 2011 at Eastern Washington W 5-2 Jan 22, 2011 vs Lewis-Clark State College W 7-0 Jan. 28, 2011 at Oregon L 2-5 Jan. 29, 2011 vs Portland State W 7-0 Jan. 30, 2011 vs Weber State W 5-1 Feb 04, 2011 at Portland W 4-3 Feb 05, 2011 vs UC Davis W 7-0 Feb 05, 2011 vs Seattle U W 7-0 Feb 12, 2011 at Montana L 3-4 Feb 12, 2011 vs Montana State W 6-1 Feb 16, 2011 at GONZAGA W 6-1 Mar 19, 2011 #62 SAN FRANSICO W 5-2* Mar 20, 2011 #59 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY W 4-3 Mar 25, 2011 vs Marquette University W 5-1 Mar 24, 2011 vs Wichita State W 4-3 Mar 25, 2011 vs Saint Mary’s College W 4-2 Mar 26, 2011 at #61 Boise State University L 3-4* Apr 08, 2011 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY W 5-2* Apr 09, 2011 #44 FRESNO STATE L 2-4* Apr 10, 2011 #56 HAWAI`I W 4-2 Apr 16, 2011 at Santa Clara L 1-6 Apr 17, 2011 at Saint Mary’s (CA) L 1-6* Apr 21, 2011 at #73 New Mexico State L 0-5 Apr 22, 2011 vs #61 Arizona W 4-2* Apr 23, 2011 vs Nevada W 4-1 Apr 29, 2011 vs Utah State W 4-0 Apr 30, 2011 vs #52 New Mexico State L 2-4

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2010-11 Idaho Men’s tennis Season Statistics

Overall record: 19-8 WAC: 4-2 Home: 4-1 Away:3-6 Neutral:12-1

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour WAC 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’l Strk Last10 Akbar, Abid 21-17 12-13 9-4 1-5 --- --- --- 1-11 5-0 6-2 0-0 0-0 L1 2-6 Bendeck, Jose 19-13 14-8 5-5 3-1 --- --- --- 5-5 9-3 --- 0-0 0-0 L1 3-4 Cirstea, Marius 19-18 12-14 7-4 2-3 12-14 --- --- --- --- --- 1-1 0-0 L1 3-6 Dobbs, Andrew 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 0-1 Joitoiu, Alex 24-15 15-11 9-4 2-3 --- --- 15-10 0-1 --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 3-6 Knox, Jake 0-5 0-0 0-5 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L5 0-5 Lee, Kevin 3-2 1-0 2-2 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W1 3-2 Lyons, Sam 1-3 0-0 1-3 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 1-3 Reed, Lachlan 31-7 22-4 9-3 5-1 --- 22-4 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W3 6-3 Shin, Alan 30-11 17-8 13-3 4-1 --- --- --- 1-0 6-2 10-6 0-0 0-0 W3 5-3 Totals 148-92 93-58 55-34 17-14 12-14 22-4 15-10 7-17 20-5 17-8 1-1 0-0 Percentage .617 .616 .618 .548 .462 .846 .600 .292 .800 .680 .500 .000

DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour WAC 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Streak Last10 Dobbs, Andrew/Shin, Alan 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-1 Knox, Jake/Lyons, Sam 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-2 Akbar, Abid/Lee, Kevin 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-1 Akbar, Abid/Reed, Lachlan 3-2 0-0 3-2 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 3-2 Cirstea, Marius/Joitoiu, Alex 15-12 11-8 4-4 1-3 11-8 --- --- 1-1 0-0 L 6 3-7 Bendeck, Jose/Lee, Kevin 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 --- 0-1 --- 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2 Bendeck, Jose/Shin, Alan 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-1 Lee, Kevin/Shin, Alan 2-1 0-0 2-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 2-1 Akbar, Abid/Knox, Jake 13-3 10-3 3-0 0-1 --- --- 10-3 0-0 0-0 L 2 8-2 Bendeck, Jose/Reed, Lachlan 15-7 13-6 2-1 2-2 --- 13-6 --- 0-0 0-0 L 4 5-5 Joitoiu, Alex/Reed, Lachlan 5-0 5-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 4-0 --- 0-0 0-0 W 5 5-0 Akbar, Abid/Shin, Alan 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-1 0-0 0-0 L 1 1-1 Akbar, Abid/Dobbs, Andrew 7-2 7-2 0-0 2-2 --- --- 7-2 0-0 0-0 W 4 7-2 Bendeck, Jose/Cirstea, Marius 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1 Totals 65-36 47-22 18-14 6-9 12-9 17-7 18-6 1-1 0-0 Percentage .644 .681 .562 .400 .571 .708 .750 .500 .000

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour WAC 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Akbar, Abid 25-9 18-6 7-3 2-3 --- --- 18-6 0-0 0-0 Bendeck, Jose 16-11 13-8 3-3 2-3 0-1 13-7 --- 0-0 0-0 Cirstea, Marius 15-13 11-9 4-4 1-4 11-9 --- --- 0-0 0-0 Dobbs, Andrew 8-3 7-2 1-1 2-2 --- --- 7-2 0-0 0-0 Joitoiu, Alex 20-12 16-8 4-4 2-3 12-8 4-0 --- 0-0 0-0 Knox, Jake 14-5 10-3 4-2 0-1 --- --- 10-3 0-0 0-0 Lee, Kevin 3-4 0-1 3-3 0-0 --- 0-1 --- 0-0 0-0 Lyons, Sam 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 Reed, Lachlan 23-9 18-6 5-3 3-2 1-0 17-6 --- 0-0 0-0 Shin, Alan 5-4 1-1 4-3 0-0 --- --- 1-1 0-0 0-0 Totals 65-36 47-22 18-14 6-9 12-9 17-7 18-6 1-1 0-0 Percentage .644 .681 .562 .400 .571 .708 .750 .500 .000

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Wins 1. Barbara Maciocha (2008-11) ....................................... 86 (86-43)2. Patricia Ruman (2003-07) ............................................. 79 (79-49)3. Ellen Cantrell (1979-83) ................................................. 75 (75-27)4. Kristi Pfeiffer (1978-82) .................................................. 74 (74-37)5. Barbora Kudilkova (1999-2003) ................................. 64 (64-44)6. Efrat Leopold (2004-07) ................................................ 62 (62-35)7. Karin Sobotta (1978-82) ............................................... 61 (61-28)8. Alexandra Ulesanu (2007-10) ..................................... 61 (61-37).... Leslie Potts (1979-83) .................................................... 61 (61-42).... Mariel Tinnirello (2003-07) .......................................... 61 (61-67)

Winning Percentage (Minimum Two Seasons) 1. Mary Pat Wheeler (1977-79) ....................................... .840 (42-8)2. Ellen Cantrell (1980-83) ...............................................815 (75-27)3. Sue Chaney (1980-82) .................................................778 (42-12)4. Barb Propst (1976-78) ................................................... .759 (35-9)5. Maria Perevoshchikova (2008-10) ...........................729 (43-16)6. Karine Wagner (1981-83) ............................................714 (30-12)7. Sunel Nieuwoudt (2001-05) ......................................683 (56-26)8. Gewn Nikora (1994-97) ...............................................681 (47-22)9. Barbara Maciocha (2008-11) .....................................667 (86-43)10. Erin Wentworth (1995-98) .......................................661 (41-21)

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Wins 1. Efrat Leopold (2006-07) ................................................ 28 (28-10)2. Ellen Cantrell (1979-80) ....................................................26 (26-5)....Barbara Maciocha (2010-11) ..........................................26 (26-8)4. Mary Pat Wheeler (1978-79) ...........................................25 (25-4)....Trish Smith (1981-82) ........................................................25 (25-7)....Kristi Pfeiffer (1978-79) .....................................................25 (25-8)....Alexandra Ulesanu (2008-09) ..................................... 25 (25-15)8. Maria Perevoshchikova (2009-10) ................................24 (24-8)....Leslie Potts (1978-80) ..................................................... 24 (24-11)10. Barbora Kudilkova (2001-02) .......................................23 (23-7)....Molly Knox (2010-11) ..................................................... 23 (23-10)....Patricia Ruman (2005-06) ............................................. 23 (23-13)

Winning Percentage (Minimum 15 Matches) 1. Mary Pat Wheeler (1978-79) ....................................... .862 (25-4)2. Gabriela Niculescu (2009-10) ..................................... .850 (26-5)3. Ellen Cantrell (1979-80) ................................................ .839 (26-5)4. Barb Propst (1977-78) ................................................... .826 (26-5)5. Sue Chaney (1981-82) .................................................. .815 (22-5)6. Mary Pat Wheeler (1977-78) ....................................... .810 (17-4)7. Gwen Nikora (1995-96) ................................................ .808 (21-5)8. Zeljka Vidic (2000-01) ................................................... .789 (15-4)9. Barbara Maciocha (2008-11) ...................................... .788 (26-8)10. Ellen Cantrell (1978-79) ............................................. .786 (22-6)...... Susan O’Meara (1982-83) .......................................... .786 (22-6)

Season Doubles Team Records

Wins 1. Kellie Friddle/Leslie Potts (1979-80) ..............................27 (27-5)2. Jan McGeachin/DeeDee Sobotta (1982-83) ...............23 (23-6)3. Trish Smith/Karine Wagner (1982-83) ...........................22 (22-6)3. Victoria Lozano/Lauren Simpson (2010-11) ............ 22 (22-10)5. Ellen Cantrell/Karine Wagner (1981-82) .......................20 (20-5)5. Kellie Friddle/Ellen Cantrell (1978-79) ..........................20 (20-6)5. Susan O’Meara/Leslie Potts (1982-83) ..........................20 (20-8)5. Patricia Ruman/Mariel Tinnirello (2006-07) ............. 20 (20-11)9. Molly Knox/Yvette Ly (2010-11) ................................... 19 (19-12)10. Kristi Pfeiffer/Karin Sobotta (1978-79) .......................17 (17-5)10. Yvette Ly/Alexandra Ulesanu (2008-09) ....................17 (17-9)

Winning Percentage (Minimum 15 Matches) 1. Sunel Nieuwoudt/Jessica Hubbard (2004-05) ....... .933 (14-1)2. Gabriela Niculescu/Maria Perevoshchikova (2009-10) ...875 (14-2)3. Kellie Friddle/Leslie Potts (1979-80) .......................... .857 (27-5)4. Barbara Maciocha/Natalie Kirch (2007-08) ............. .813 (13-3)5. Ellen Cantrell/Karine Wagner (1981-82) ................... .800 (20-5)6. Jane McGeachin/DeeDee Sobotta1982-83) ........... .793 (23-6)7. Barb Propst/Mary Pat Wheeler (1978-79) ................ .789 (15-4)8. Trish Smith/Karine Wagner (1982-83) ....................... .786 (22-6)9. Barbora Kudilkova/Vida Senci (2002-03) ................. .778 (14-4)9. Lauren Drew/Efrat Leopold (2006-07) ...................... .778 (14-4)

Barbara Maciocha became Idaho’s all-time singles wins leader in 2011.

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Women’s Year-by-Year Results 1994-95Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 12-12 Oct. 8 .........W .........Montana .................. 5-4Oct. 19 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 9-0Oct. 21 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-2Oct. 28 .......L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 1-8Feb. 6 ..........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 2-7Feb. 8 .........W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 8-1Feb. 10 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 0-9Feb. 11 ......W .........Montana State ....... 6-3 Feb. 23 .......L ..........Washington ............ 0-9Feb. 25 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 3-6Mar. 3 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-4 Mar. 3 .........L ..........Montana .................. 4-5Mar. 4 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-4Mar. 7 ........W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 6-3Mar. 17 .......L ..........Yale ............................ 0-9Mar. 18 .......L ..........Princeton ................. 0-9Mar. 19 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 1-8Mar. 21 .......L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-5Mar. 23 ......W .........Sacramento State .. 6-3Mar. 29 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 8-1Apr. 8 .........W .........Montana .................. 7-2Apr. 21 ........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 0-6Apr. 22 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-3Apr. 23 ........L ..........Montana State ....... 1-5

1995-96Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 16-13 Oct. 6 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 9-0Oct. 12 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-3Oct. 15 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 3-6Oct. 26 ......W .........Montana .................. 7-2Oct. 27 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 2-3Nov. 14 .......L ..........Frseno State............ 0-9Nov. 15 ......W .........UC Davis .................. 8-1Nov. 16 ......W .........Santa Clara .............. 9-0Feb. 1 ..........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-9Feb. 2 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 4-5Feb. 3 ..........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 4-5Feb. 4 ..........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 3-6Feb. 15 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 9-0Feb. 16 ......W .........Santa Clara .............. 9-0Feb. 23 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 4-5Feb. 24 ......W .........Portland ................... 6-3Mar. 8 ........W .........Portland State ........ 9-0Mar. 9 ........W .........Montana .................. 6-3Mar. 10 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 9-0Mar. 13 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 8-1Mar. 15 ......W .........Nebraska ................. 6-1Mar. 16 ......W .........Cal. St. Fullerton .... 7-2

Mar. 16 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 3-6Mar. 18 .......L ..........Princeton ................. 4-5Apr. 12 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-9Apr. 13 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 8-1Apr. 19 ........L ..........Idaho State ............. 4-5Apr. 20 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-0Apr. 21 ........L ..........Montana State ....... 4-5

1997Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 13-10 Jan. 26 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-8Feb. 4 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 9-0Feb. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 7-2Feb. 22 ......W .........Utah State ............... 9-0Feb. 23 ......W .........Montana State ....... 8-1Feb. 24 ......W .........Montana .................. 8-1Feb. 28 .......L ..........New Mexico ............ 5-2Mar. 2 .........L ..........Fresno State ...........1--8Mar. 8 ........W .........Yale ............................ 5-4Mar. 9 .........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-6Mar. 10 ......W .........Cal Poly..................... 9-0Mar. 22 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 4-5Mar. 23 .......L ..........Nebraska ................. 2-7Mar. 24 ......W .........Southern Miss. ....... 7-2Mar. 28 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Mar. 29 ......W .........Wyoming ................. 7-2Apr. 9 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-0Apr. 16 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 2-7Apr. 18 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-9Apr. 24 .......W .........UC Irvine .................. 5-0Apr. 25 .......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 5-4Apr. 26 .......W .........Long Beach St. ....... 5-4Apr. 27 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 5-0

1998Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 10-8 Jan. 23 ........L ..........Washington ........... 0-7Feb. 8 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-8Feb. 9 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 3-8Feb. 14 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Feb. 15 ......W .........Portland ................... 6-3Feb. 28 ......W .........Colorado State....... 7-2Mar. 6 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 9-0Mar. 6 ........W .........Montana .................. 7-2Mar. 14 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-9Mar. 16 .......L ..........Weber State ............ 4-5Mar. 20 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 7-2Mar. 21 ......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 5-4Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 8-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 5-0Apr. 23 ........L ..........New Mexico State 1-5

Apr. 24 ........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 2-5Apr. 25 .......W .........Cal Poly..................... 5-1

1999Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 6-11-1 Jan. 23 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-9Feb. 5 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 1-9Feb. 6 ..........T ..........San Jose St. ........... 2-2*Feb. 7 ..........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 1-7Feb. 11 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 4-5Feb. 12 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 8-1Feb. 13 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Feb. 14 .......L ..........Portland ................... 2-7Mar. 14 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-2Mar. 20 .......L ..........Wichita State .......... 4-5Mar. 21 .......L ..........Cal. St. Northridge.. 4-5Mar. 22 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 5-4Mar. 23 ......W .........Cal Poly..................... 6-3Apr. 9 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-6Apr. 11 .......W .........Boise State .............. 6-3Apr. 15 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-9Apr. 21 .......W .........Utah State ............... 9-0Apr. 22 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-5 *Match was called due to rain

2000Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 4-18 Feb. 5 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-8Feb. 6 ..........L ..........Portland ................... 4-5Mar. 3 .........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-9Mar. 4 .........L ..........Southern Methodist .. 1-8Mar. 5 .........L ..........UT San Antonio ..... 3-6Mar. 6 .........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-9Mar. 14 ......W .........San Francisco ......... 6-3Mar. 14 ......W .........San Francisco ......... 6-3Mar. 17 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-7Mar. 18 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 2-7Mar. 19 .......L ..........Southern Miss. ....... 3-6Mar. 21 .......L ..........Washington ............ 1-8Mar. 25 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-7Mar. 26 ......W .........Westmont Col. ....... 8-0Mar. 27 ......W .........UL-Monroe .............. 5-2Apr. 5 ..........L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 1-8Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 1-8Apr. 7 ..........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 3-6Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-9Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 1-8Apr. 20 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-9Apr. 26 ........L ..........Pacific........................ 1-8

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Women’s Year-by-Year Results 2001Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 13-8 Feb. 4 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 4 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 15 ......W .........San Jose State ........ 5-2Feb. 16 .......L ..........Pacific........................ 3-4Feb. 17 ......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-3Feb. 18 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-5Feb. 24 .......L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 3-4Feb. 25 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 3-4Mar. 10 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 10 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 16 ......W .........No. Arizona ............. 5-2Mar. 17 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Mar. 18 ......W .........Northern Illinois .... 4-3Mar. 21 ......W .........Hawai`i ..................... 4-3Mar. 22 .......L ..........BYU-Hawai`i ........... 0-7Mar. 23 ......W .........Hawai`i Pacific ....... 5-2Apr. 7 ..........L ..........Weber State ............ 1-6Apr. 21 .......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Apr. 22 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 27 .......W .........UC Irvine .................. 4-0Apr. 28 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-4

2002Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 14-9 Jan. 25 .......W .........No. Arizona ............. 4-3Jan. 26 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 27 .......W .........Portland State ........ 6-0Jan. 28 .......W .........Portland ................... 5-2Feb. 8 .........W .........UC Riverside ........... 6-1Feb. 9 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Feb. 9 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Feb. 19 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 20 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 20. .....W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Mar. 9 .........L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 3-4Mar. 10 ......W .........Tennessee Tech ..... 5-2Mar. 11 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 1-6Mar. 15 .......L ..........UC Irvine .................. 1-6Mar. 16 .......L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 3-4Mar. 17 .......L ..........Cal. St. Northridge.. 3-4Apr. 5 .........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Apr. 6 .........W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Apr. 13 .......W .........Utah State ............... 6-1Apr. 14 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Apr. 16 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Apr. 26 .......W .........Pacific........................ 4-1Apr. 27 ........L ..........UC Irvinve ................ 3-4

2003Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 9-6Feb. 1 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 2 .........W .........Portland ................... 6-1Feb. 3 .........W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 7 ..........L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 2-5Feb. 8 ..........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 3-4Feb. 19 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 20 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Feb. 21 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 3 ..........L ..........Pacific........................ 3-4Apr. 5 .........W .........Santa Clara .............. 5-2Apr. 6 ..........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-5Apr. 12 .......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Apr. 19 .......W .........Boise State .............. 4-3Apr. 24 .......W .........Cal. St. Fullerton .... 5-0Apr. 25 ........L ..........Long Beach St. ....... 0-4

2004Head Coach: Karen HumanRecord: 15-9 Jan. 21 .......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 4-3Jan. 24 .......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Jan. 25 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 31 ........L ..........Utah........................... 3-4Feb. 2 .........W .........Cal. St. Northridge.. 5-2Feb. 23 ......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 5-2Feb. 26 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-2Mar. 6 ........W .........Albertson Col. ........ 7-0Mar. 13 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Mar. 27 .......L ..........Long Beach State .. 2-5Mar. 28 .......L ..........UC Irvine .................. 2-5Mar. 29 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 7-0Mar. 30 .......L ..........San Francisco ......... 3-4Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Cal Poly......................2-5Apr. 2 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-7Apr. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 10 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 11 .......W .........Weber State ............ 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 6-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 23 ........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 1-4Apr. 24 .......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-1Apr. 24 .......W .........Cal. St. Northridge.. 4-0

2005Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 9-8Jan. 28 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Jan. 29 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 2-5Feb. 23 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1

Feb. 27 .......L ..........Denver ...................... 0-7Mar. 12 ......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Mar. 13 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Mar. 20 ......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Montana State ....... 2-4Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 10 ........L ..........Weber State ............ 3-4Apr. 16 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 17 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 19 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 21 .......W .........UC Riverside ........... 4-0Apr. 22 ........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 1-5Apr. 23 ........L ..........Cal. St. Northridge.. 1-5Apr. 23 .......W .........Utah State ............... 4-3

2006Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 8-16 Jan. 17 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-7Jan. 29 ........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 3-4Feb. 3 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-7Feb. 4 ..........L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 3-4Feb. 5 ..........L ..........North Texas ............. 1-6Feb. 10 .......L ..........Wyoming ................. 3-4Feb. 11 .......L ..........Utah........................... 0-7Feb. 12 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Feb. 18 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Feb. 19 .......L ..........Montana .................. 2-5Feb. 25 ......W .........Calgary ..................... 7-0Feb. 25 ......W .........Lewis-Clark St. ....... 7-0Mar. 3 .........L ..........San Diego State .... 0-7Mar. 4 .........L ..........San Diego ................ 3-4Mar. 13 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 1-6Mar. 14 ......W .........San Jose State ........ 5-2Mar. 16 .......L ..........San Francisco ......... 1-5Mar. 18 ......W .........Pacific........................ 5-2Mar. 31 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-4Apr. 7 .........W .........Montana State ....... 5-2Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Weber State ............ 3-4Apr. 14 .......W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 15 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 20 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-4

2007Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 16-9 Feb. 3 ..........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-7Feb. 9 .........W .........Montana State ....... 4-3Feb. 11 .......L ..........UC Davis .................. 2-5Feb. 12 .......L ..........Portland ................... 2-4Feb. 17 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 23 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Feb. 24 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3

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Women’s Year-by-Year Results Mar. 2 ........W .........Wyoming ................. 4-3Mar. 9 .........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 10 ......W .........Pacific........................ 5-2Mar. 15 .......L ..........Oklahoma State .... 0-6Mar. 16 ......W .........Missouri-KC............. 7-0Mar. 16 .......L ..........Wichita State .......... 1-6Mar. 17 ......W .........Oral Roberts ........... 5-2Mar. 18 ......W .........Central Okla. ........... 9-0Mar. 30 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 31 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Nevada ..................... 2-5Apr. 7 ..........L ..........Utah State ............... 3-4Apr. 8 .........W .........San Jose State ........ 7-0Apr. 12 .......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 22 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-2Apr. 26 .......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Apr. 27 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4

2008Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 16-10 Jan. 19 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Jan. 19 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 0-7Feb. 7 ..........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-7Feb. 8 ..........L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 0-7Feb. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Feb. 9 .........W .........W. New Mexico ...... 7-0Feb. 10 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-7Feb. 22 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Feb. 23 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-5Feb. 24 .......L ..........Wyoming ................. 2-5Mar. 2 ........W .........Idaho State ............. 7-0Mar. 7 ........W .........No. Colorado .......... 4-3Mar. 13 ......W .........Willamette .............. 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Mar. 15 .......L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Mar. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 23 ......W .........Weber State ............ 6-1Mar. 29 ......W .........Southern Utah ....... 7-0Mar. 30 ......W .........San Jose State ........ 4-3Mar. 30 ......W .........Bethany .................... 7-0Apr. 5 .........W .........Santa Clara .............. 4-0Apr. 13 .......W .........Portland State ........ 4-3Apr. 16 ........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 2-5Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 19 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1Apr. 24 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 4-0

2009Head Coach: Tyler NeillRecord: 20-10 Jan. 17 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Jan. 18 .......W .........Air Force ................... 4-3Jan. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Jan. 23 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 24 .......W .........Portland State ........ 6-1Jan. 24 ........L ..........Houston ................... 3-4Jan. 25 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Feb. 13 ......W .........Montana State ....... 4-3 Feb. 14 ......W .........Wyoming ................. 5-2Feb. 22 ......W .........Portland State ........ 6-1Feb. 22 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Mar. 1 ........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Mar. 12 ......W .........Cincinnati ................ 4-3Mar. 13 ......W .........Robert Morris ......... 7-0Mar. 13 ......W .........West Virginia .......... 4-3Mar. 15 ......W .........Georgetown ........... 5-1Apr. 4 .........W .........Louisiana Tech ....... 6-1Apr. 4 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 5 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 7 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 4-3Apr. 10 .......W .........San Jose State ........ 6-0Apr. 10 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-7Apr. 12 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Apr. 12 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 14 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-1Apr. 17 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-7Apr. 17 ........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 1-6Apr. 18 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-7Apr. 18 .......W .........W. New Mexico ...... 5-1Apr. 23 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-4

2010Head Coach: Tyler NeillRecord: 20-6 Jan. 15 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Feb. 3 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 5 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Feb. 5 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Feb. 9 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Feb. 12 ......W .........Seattle ...................... 5-1Feb. 13 ......W .........Pacific........................ 4-3Feb. 21 ......W .........No. Colorado .......... 6-1Feb. 26 ......W .........Portland ................... 5-2Feb. 27 ......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 27 ......W .........Seattle ...................... 5-2Mar. 12 ......W .........Weber State ............ 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Georgetown ........... 6-0Mar. 15 ......W .........Delaware State ...... 7-0Mar. 16 ......W .........Temple ..................... 4-3

Mar. 17 ......W .........La Salle ..................... 7-0Apr. 2 .........W .........Santa Clara .............. 4-3Apr. 3 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-6Apr. 4 ..........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 2-4Apr. 10 .......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Apr. 11 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 2-5Apr. 16 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Apr. 16 .......W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Louisiana Tech ....... 6-1Apr. 22 .......W .........San Jose State ........ 6-1Apr. 30 ........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 3-4

2011Head Coach: Tyler NeillRecord: 17-8 Jan. 22 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 7-0Jan. 22 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Jan. 28 ........L ..........Washington St. ...... 1-6Feb. 5 .........W .........Portland ................... 4-3 Feb. 6 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 20 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Feb. 27 .......L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Mar. 11 ......W .........Texas Pan-Am. ....... 6-1Mar. 12 ......W .........Texas El-Paso .......... 5-2Mar. 13 ......W .........Ala.-Birmingham .. 4-3Mar. 14 ......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Mar. 31 ......W .........Hawai`i-Hilo ............ 7-0Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 2-4Apr. 2 .........W .........Louisiana Tech ....... 5-2Apr. 3 .........W .........Chaminade ............. 5-2Apr. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 13 .......W .........Cal. St. Fullerton .... 4-3Apr. 14 ........L ..........UC Riverside ........... 2-5Apr. 15 .......W .........San Jose State ........ 6-1Apr. 16 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-7Apr. 17 .......W .........CSU Bakersfield ..... 5-2Apr. 19 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-1Apr. 23 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 28 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-4

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Wins 1. Jim Gerson (1977-81) ..................................................... 81 (81-28)....Steve Davis (1973-77) .................................................... 81 (81-31)3. Bill Benson (1971-75) ..................................................... 76 (76-29)4. Alan Shin (2008-present) .............................................. 75 (75-26)5. Alexandru Joitoiu (2008-11) ........................................ 70 (70-33)6. Brad Lum-Tucker (2000-04) ......................................... 68 (68-48)7. Jon Brady (1980-83) ....................................................... 65 (65-25)8. Mike Daily (1979-1983) ................................................. 64 (64-51)9. Dan Willman (1995-98) ................................................. 63 (63-23)10. Don Hamlin (1966-70) ................................................ 62 (62-19)....Kai Fong (1980-83) .......................................................... 62 (62-23)

Winning Percentage (Minimun Two Seasons) 1. Joe Hignight (1976-79) ...............................................809 (51-12)2. Don Hamlin (1966-70) .................................................765 (62-19)3. Lachlan Reed (2009-11) ..............................................763 (58-18)4. Alan Shin (2008-present) ............................................743 (75-26)....Jim Gerson (1977-1981) ..............................................743 (81-28)6. Dan Willman (1995-98) ...............................................733 (63-23)7. Kai Fong (1980-83)........................................................729 (62-23)8. Steve Davis (1973-77) ..................................................723 (81-31)....Bill Benson (1971-75) ...................................................723 (76-29)10. Jon Brady (1980-83) ...................................................722 (65-25)

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Wins 1. Joe Hignight (1976-77) ....................................................31 (31-4)....Rod Leonard (1976-77).....................................................31 (31-5)....Lachlan Reed (2010-11) ...................................................31 (31-7)....Stanislav Glukhov (2009-10) ....................................... 31 (31-15)5. Alan Shin (2010-11) ........................................................ 30 (30-11)6. Alan Shin (2009-10) ...........................................................29 (29-6)7. Alexandru Joitoiu (2009-10) ........................................ 28 (28-10)8. Rich McCarthy (1976-77) .................................................27 (27-7)....Lachlan Reed (2009-10) ................................................. 27(27-11)10. Jim Gerson (1977-78) .....................................................25 (25-4)....Vann Changler (1968-69) ................................................25 (25-5)....Andrey Potapkin (2007-08).............................................25 (25-9)....Stanislav Glukhov (2008-09) ....................................... 25 (25-11)

Winning Percentage (Minimun 15 Matches) 1. Kai Fong (1981-82)......................................................... .889 (24-3)2. Joe Hignight (1976-77) ................................................ .886 (31-4)3. Jim Gerson (1977-78) .................................................... .862 (25-4)4. Rod Leonard (1976-77) ...................................................861 (31-55. Vann Changler (1968-69)............................................. .833 (25-5)6. Jorge Aldrete (1995-96) ............................................... .833 (15-3)7. Alan Shin (2009-10) ....................................................... .829 (29-6)7. Jon Brady (1968-69) ...................................................... .828 (24-5)9. Lachlan Reed (2010-11) ............................................... .816 (31-7)10. Dom Hamlin (1968-69) .............................................. .800 (24-6)

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Wins 1. Rich McCarthy/Joe Hignight (1976-77) .......................26 (26-6)2. Jom Sevall/Dan Shaw (1975-76) ....................................23 (23-1)....Bill Benson/Dan Kelner (1974-75) .................................23 (23-8)4. Ray Coy/Sterling Bishop (1969-70) ...............................22 (22-0)....Scott Moreland/Mike Palacio (1978-79) ......................22 (22-3)....Jeff Williams/Steve Hembera (1968-1969) .................22 (22-7)7. Jem DeRoetth/Steve Davis (1977-1978) .....................21 (21-1)....Darin Curall/Dan Willman (1997-98) ......................... 21 (21-13)9. Lachlan Reed/Adrian Simon (2009-10) .......................20 (20-9)10. Keith Bradbury/Darrin Currall (1996-97) ..................18 (18-6)....Stanislav Glukhov/Andrey Potapkin (2007-08) ..... 18 (18-11)

Winning Percentage 1. Ray Coy/Sterling Bishop (1969-70) .........................1.000 (22-0)2. Jim Sevall/Dan Shaw (1975-76) ....................................958 (23-13. Jim DeRoetth/Steve Davis (1977-78) ....................... .954 (21-1)4. Joe Hignight/Rob Knox (1977-78) ............................ .944 (17-1)5. Suresh Menon/Scott Moreland (1979-1980)......... .941 (16-1)6. Scott Moreland/Mike Palacio (1978-79) ................. .880 (22-3)7. Dan Willman/Jorge Aldrete (1995-96) ..................... .778 (14-4)8. Dan Willman/Jorge Aldrete (1996-97) ..................... .773 (17-5)9. Keith Bradbury/Darrin Currall (1996-97) ................ .750 (18-6)10. Darrin Currall/Amod Wakalkar (1999-2000)........ .739 (17-6)

Stanislav Glukhov ranks ninth all-time in doubles wins in a season as he teamed up with Andrey Potapkin in 2007-08 to go 18-11.

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1994-95Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 14-9 Sep. 29 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 2-5Oct. 8 .........W .........Montana .................. 5-2Oct. 19 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Oct. 21 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 8-1Jan. 27 ........L ..........Air Force ................... 0-7Jan. 28 .......W .........Oral Roberts ........... 5-2Jan. 29 ........L ..........Weber State ............ 3-4Jan. 29 .......W .........Colorado State....... 6-1Feb. 8 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 8-1Feb. 10 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 1-6Feb. 11 ......W .........Idaho State ............. 5-2Feb. 12 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 2-5Feb. 18 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 2-5Feb. 19 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 11 ......W .........Purdue ...................... 4-3Mar. 12 ......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-3Mar. 28 ......W .........Weber State ............ 5-2Mar. 29 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Apr. 5 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Apr. 20 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 29 ........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 0-6Apr. 30 .......W .........Montana .................. 7-2

1995-96Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 10-13 Oct. 6 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 9-0Oct. 13 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 2-7Oct. 13 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 9-0Oct. 14 .......L ..........Montana .................. 3-4 Oct. 15 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Jan. 27 ........L ..........Colorado State....... 1-6Jan. 27 .......W .........Oral Roberts ........... 5-2Jan. 28 .......W .........Weber State ............ 4-3Jan. 28. .......L ..........Air Force ................... 2-5Feb. 15 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 23 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 24 ......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Mar. 10 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Mar. 28 .......L ..........Virginia Tech ........... 2-5Mar. 29 .......L ..........Santa Clara .............. 3-4Mar. 30 .......L ..........Pacific........................ 2-5Mar. 30 .......L ..........Oklahoma State .... 2-5Apr. 5 .........W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 9 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 26 ........L ..........Weber State ............ 2-5Apr. 27 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Apr. 28 ........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4

1997Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 12-10 Jan. 18 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 3-4Feb. 1 ..........L ..........Air Force ................... 2-5Feb. 2 ..........L ..........Colorado .................. 3-4Feb. 14 .......L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-6Mar. 14 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Pacific Lutheran .... 7-0Mar. 15 ......W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Mar. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 7-0Mar. 16 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Mar. 20 .......L ..........Miami ........................ 0-7Mar. 22 .......L ..........Clemson ................... 1-6Apr. 4 ..........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 1-6Apr. 5 .........W .........Saint Mary’s ............ 5-2Apr. 6 ..........L ..........Washington ............ 1-6Apr. 12 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 13 .......W .........Pacific........................ 6-1Apr. 18 .......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Apr. 19 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 5-2Apr. 20 .......W .........Utah State ............... 7-0May 2 ..........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 0-4May 3 .........W .........Pacific........................ 4-0May 4 .........W .........Cal Poly..................... 4-1

1998Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 13-13 Jan. 23 .......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Jan. 24 ........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 7-0Jan. 25 .......W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Feb. 19 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 5-2Feb. 20 .......L ..........Texas-El Paso .......... 3-4Feb. 21 ......W .........Hampton ................. 4-3Feb. 22 .......L ..........New Mexico ............ 1-6Feb. 28 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Mar. 1 .........L ..........Washington ............ 1-6Mar. 6 ........W .........Portland ................... 7-0Mar. 7 ........W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 7 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Mar. 12 .......L ..........Michigan.................. 2-5Mar. 13 .......L ..........Indiana State .......... 3-4Mar. 14 ......W .........Drake ........................ 4-3Mar. 26 .......L ..........Northwestern ........ 0-4Mar. 27 .......L ..........San Diego State .... 0-4Mar. 28 .......L ..........Colorado .................. 3-4Apr. 8 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 10 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Apr. 11 .......W .........Montana State ....... 5-2Apr. 14 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 17 .......W .........Utah........................... 5-2Apr. 24 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-4

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1999Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 4-14 Jan. 21 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 31 .......W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Jan. 31 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Feb. 20 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Feb. 21 .......L ..........Portland ................... 3-4Feb. 27 .......L ..........San Diego State .... 2-5Mar. 1 .........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 1-6Mar. 11 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Mar. 12 .......L ..........Southern Miss. ....... 3-4Mar. 13 ......W .........Portland ................... 4-3Mar. 26 .......L ..........San Diego State .... 0-5Mar. 26 .......L ..........Oklahoma State .... 2-5Mar. 27 .......L ..........UC Santa Cruz ........ 2-5Apr. 2 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-4Apr. 9 ..........L ..........BYU ............................ 3-4Apr. 14 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 16 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 2-5Apr. 24 ........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 2-4

2000Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 5-17 Jan. 15 ........L ..........Indiana State .......... 1-6Jan. 16 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 28 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Jan. 29 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Feb. 25 .......L ..........Navy .......................... 2-5Feb. 25 .......L ..........Tennessee Tech ..... 1-6Feb. 26 .......L ..........Charleston Southern .. 0-7Feb. 26 .......L ..........Furman ..................... 0-7Feb. 27 .......L ..........UNC Greensboro .. 3-4Feb. 27 .......L ..........Clemson ................... 0-7Mar. 9 .........L ..........Ball State .................. 1-6Mar. 10 .......L ..........W. Michigan ............ 1-6Mar. 11 .......L ..........Drake ........................ 2-5Mar. 23 ......W .........Rollins ....................... 4-3Mar. 24 .......L ..........Pacific........................ 1-6Mar. 25 .......L ..........Old Dominion ........ 2-4Mar. 30 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 3-4Mar. 31 ......W .........Saddleback Col...... 7-0Apr. 1 .........W .........Wichita State .......... 5-2Apr. 15 .......W .........UC Santa Barbara .. 4-3Apr. 16 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Apr. 28 ........L ..........Utah State ............... 3-4

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Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 6-18 Jan. 27 ........L ..........New Mexico ............ 2-5Jan. 28 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Feb. 9 ..........L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5Feb. 10 .......L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Feb. 17 ......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 18 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-4Feb. 23 .......L ..........Utah........................... 1-6Feb. 24 .......L ..........BYU ............................ 0-7Feb. 25 ......W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Mar. 10 .......L ..........Southern Miss. ....... 2-5Mar. 11 .......L ..........Drake ........................ 0-7Mar. 24 ......W .........Montana State ....... 6-1Mar. 25 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Mar. 25 ......W .........Montana .................. 5-0Mar. 29 .......L ..........Cal Poly..................... 3-4Mar. 30 .......L ..........Harvard .................... 1-6Mar. 31 .......L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 2-5Apr. 1 ..........L ..........Southern Methodist .. 0-6Apr. 14 ........L ..........Sacramento State .. 2-5Apr. 15 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 3-4Apr. 22 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 4-3Apr. 22 ........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 25 ........L ..........Saint Mary’s ............ 3-4Apr. 26 ........L ..........Pacific........................ 0-4

2002Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 10-12 Jan. 26 ........L ..........No. Arizona ............. 3-4Jan. 27 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 10 ......W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Feb. 15 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Feb. 22 .......L ..........Texas Tech ............... 0-4Feb. 23 .......L ..........Sacramento State .. 1-6Feb. 24 .......L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Mar. 1 .........L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5Mar. 3 ........W .........Gonzaga .................. 7-0Mar. 17 ......W .........Wisc.-Green Bay .... 6-1Mar. 18 .......L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 0-7Mar. 19 ......W .........Hawai`i-Hilo ............ 6-1Mar. 20 .......L ..........Oklahoma ............... 1-4Mar. 21 .......L ..........Hawai`i Pacific ....... 2-5Mar. 22 .......L .......... BYU-Hawai`i .......... 0-7Apr. 3 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Apr. 4 .........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Apr. 5 .........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 6-0Apr. 6 .........W .........Montana State ....... 4-3Apr. 7 ........W .........Nevada ..................... 6-1Apr. 25 .......W .........Cal Poly..................... 4-3Apr. 26 ........L ..........UC Santa Barbara .. 0-4

2003Head Coach: Greg SouthRecord: 6-11 Jan. 24 .......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Jan. 25 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Jan. 26 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Feb. 14 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 1-6Feb. 16 ......W .........Montana .................. 5-2Feb. 20 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 4-3Mar. 7 .........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 8 .........L ..........Sacramento State .. 3-4Mar. 9 ........W .........Portland State ........ 5-2Mar. 27 .......L ..........Charleston Southern .. 1-6Mar. 28 .......L .......... Southern Miss. ...... 1-6Mar. 29 ......W .........Missouri-KC............. 7-0Mar. 30 .......L ..........Saint John’s ............. 4-3Apr. 4 .........W .........Hawai`i-Hilo ............ 6-1Apr. 11 ........L ..........Montana State ....... 2-5Apr. 19 ........L .......... Boise State ............. 0-7Apr. 24 ........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 2-4

2004Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 12-9 Jan. 29 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Feb. 7 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 0-7Feb. 8 .........W .........Portland ................... 4-3Feb. 16 ......W .........Whitman College.. 7-0Feb 17 .......W .........Calgary ..................... 7-0Feb. 25 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 7-0Feb. 27 ......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Mar. 5 ........W .........Alberta ..................... 7-0Mar. 14 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 3-2Mar. 25 .......L ..........Nebraska ................. 1-6Mar. 26 .......L ..........Saint John’s ............. 3-4Mar. 27 .......L ..........Sacramento State .. 1-4Apr. 2 .........W .........UC Riverside ........... 7-0Apr. 3 .........W .........Cal Poly Sonoma ... 7-2Apr. 4 ..........L ..........UC Irvine .................. 1-6Apr. 9 .........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 16 ........L ..........Loyola Marymount ..1-6Apr. 17 ........L ..........Portland ................... 3-4Apr. 18 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Apr. 23 ........L ..........Cal Poly..................... 0-4Apr. 25 .......W .........Utah State ............... 4-3

2005Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 5-15 Jan. 16 ........L ..........Utah State ............... 2-5Jan. 17 ........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Feb. 13 ......W .........Linfield College ..... 7-0

Feb. 22 .......L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 0-7Mar. 11 .......L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Mar. 12 .......L ..........Pacific Lutheran .... 5-2Mar. 25 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 26 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 3-4Mar. 27 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Apr. 1 ..........L ..........South Alabama ..... 1-6Apr. 2 ..........L ..........Idaho State ............. 1-6Apr. 3 ..........L ..........Colorado .................. 1-6Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Montana State ....... 3-4Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Apr. 10 ........L ..........Montana .................. 2-4Apr. 15 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Apr. 16 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-2Apr. 17 ........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 22 ........L ..........Pacific........................ 0-4Apr. 23 ........L ..........Utah State ............... 0-5

2006Head Coach: Katrina PerlmanRecord: 2-22 Jan. 20 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 27 ........L ..........Portland ................... 0-7Jan. 28 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 29 ........L ..........Whitman .................. 2-5Feb. 3 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 1-6Feb. 4 .........W .........No. Colorado .......... 5-2Feb. 5 ..........L ..........Utah State ............... 1-6Feb. 18 .......L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 1-6Feb. 19 .......L ..........Gonzaga .................. 0-7Feb. 26 .......L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5Feb. 26 .......L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 1-6Mar. 10 .......L ..........Utah........................... 0-7Mar. 11 .......L ..........Utah State ............... 3-4Mar. 12 ......W .........Weber State ............ 4-3Mar. 23 .......L ..........UL-Lafayette ........... 0-6Mar. 23 .......L ..........Idaho State ............. 1-6Mar. 24 .......L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 2-5Mar. 25 .......L ..........Gonzaga .................. 1-5Mar. 31 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 2-4Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Montana State ....... 1-6Apr. 8 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Santa Clara .............. 1-5Apr. 15 ........L ..........Lewis-Clark State .. 3-4Apr. 21 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4

2007Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 10-15 Jan. 20 ........L ..........Washington ............ 0-7Jan. 26 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 3-4Jan. 27 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6

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Jan. 28 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Feb. 10 ......W .........MSU-Billings ........... 7-0Feb. 16 ......W .........No. Colorado .......... 6-1Feb. 17 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-5Feb. 18 .......L ..........No. Arizona ............. 1-6Mar. 4 ........W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 4-3Mar. 9 .........L ..........New Mexico ............ 0-7Mar. 10 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-7Mar. 10 ......W .........Pacific........................ 4-1Mar. 12 .......L ..........Utah State ............... 2-5Mar. 28 .......L ..........Texas-Arlington ..... 1-4Mar. 28 ......W .........Weber State ............ 6-0Mar. 28 ......W .........Weber State ............ 6-1Mar. 30 .......L ..........UC Santa Cruz ........ 2-5Apr. 7 ..........L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Apr. 13 ........L ..........Gonzaga .................. 3-4Apr. 13 ........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 1-4Apr. 15 .......W .........Green River ............. 7-0Apr. 15 .......W .........Whitman .................. 6-1Apr. 20 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Apr. 21 .......W .........Spokane CC ............ 7-0Apr. 27 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4

2008Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 13-13 Jan. 18 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 19 .......W .........Weber State ............ 4-2Jan. 19 .......W .........Portland State ........ 6-1Jan. 20 ........L ..........Portland ................... 1-6Jan. 26 .......W .........Whitman .................. 7-0Jan. 26 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 5-2Feb. 3 .........W .........Nevada ..................... 4-3Feb. 4 ..........L ..........Texas Christian ...... 2-5Feb. 8 ..........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 3-4Feb. 9 .........W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Feb. 9 .........W .........W. New Mexico ...... 7-0Feb.10 .......W .........No. Arizona ............. 5-2Feb. 22 ......W .........Idaho State ............. 4-3Feb. 22 .......L ..........Denver ...................... 0-4Feb. 23 ......W .........Air Force ................... 4-3Feb. 24 .......L ..........Wichita State .......... 0-5Feb. 28 .......L ..........Gonzaga .................. 2-5Mar. 5 .........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 3-4Mar. 7 .........L ..........San Diego State .... 0-7Mar. 9 ........W .........No. Colorado .......... 7-0Mar. 21 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 5-2Mar. 22 ......W .........Montana .................. 6-1Apr. 5 ..........L ..........Boise State .............. 1-6Apr. 6 ..........L ..........San Diego ................ 2-5Apr. 10 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Apr. 25 ........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 1-4

2009Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 16-10 Jan. 24 .......W .........Whitman .................. 7-0Jan. 24 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-1Jan. 30 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 1-6Jan. 31 .......W .........Samford ................... 5-2Feb. 1 .........W .........UC Davis .................. 4-3Feb. 3 .........W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Feb. 20 .......L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 7-0Feb. 21 .......L ..........Montana State ....... 3-4Feb. 22 ......W .........Texas-Pan American .. 4-3Feb. 23 ......W .........W. New Mexico ...... 6-1Feb. 27 .......L ..........Utah........................... 3-4Feb. 28 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 2-5Mar. 1 ........W .........Weber State ............ 4-3Mar. 8 ........W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-3Mar. 15 ......W .........Montana .................. 4-3Mar. 21 .......L ..........Nevada ..................... 1-6Mar. 25 ......W .........Bethany .................... 7-0Mar. 28 ......W .........Portland State ........ 5-2Mar. 29 .......L ..........Portland ................... 2-4Apr. 3 .........W .........Utah State ............... 7-0Apr. 4 ..........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 0-7Apr. 4 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 1-6Apr. 11 .......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 7-0Apr. 18 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Apr. 19 ........L ..........Eastern Wash. ......... 3-4

2010Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 22-8 Jan. 23 ........L ..........Fresno State ............ 0-4Jan. 24 ........L ..........Nevada ..................... 0-4Jan. 30 .......W .........UC Santa Cruz ........ 5-2Jan. 30 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 6-0Jan. 31 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Feb. 6 ..........L ..........Oregon ..................... 2-5Feb. 6 .........W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Feb. 7 .........W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Feb. 12 ......W .........UNLV ......................... 4-3Feb. 13 .......L ..........Santa Clara .............. 2-5Feb. 19 ......W .........No. Colorado .......... 7-0Feb. 21 ......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 4-2Feb. 21 ......W .........Whitworth ............... 6-1Feb. 25 ......W .........W. New Mexico ...... 7-0Feb. 26 ......W .........New Mexico St. ...... 4-3Feb. 27 ......W .........Texas-Arlington ..... 6-1Mar. 6 ........W .........Montana .................. 7-0Mar. 6 ........W .........Montana State ....... 7-0Mar. 25 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-5Mar. 26 ......W .........College of Idaho ... 5-0

Mar. 27 ......W .........Ball State .................. 4-2Mar. 27 ......W .........Cornell ...................... 4-3Mar. 28 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 0-4Apr. 2 ..........L ..........Hawai`i Pacific ....... 1-4Apr. 3 .........W .........Utah State ............... 4-3Apr. 10 .......W .........Weber State ............ 6-0Apr. 10 .......W .........Seattle ...................... 6-1Apr. 14 .......W .........Gonzaga .................. 5-2Apr. 30 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-2May 1 ..........L ..........Hawai`i ..................... 1-4

2011Head Coach: Jeff BeamanRecord: 19-8 Jan. 22 .......W .........Eastern Wash. ......... 5-2Jan. 22 .......W .........Lewis-Clark State .. 7-0Jan. 28 ........L ..........Oregon ..................... 2-5Jan. 29 .......W .........Portland State ........ 7-0Jan. 30 .......W .........Weber State ............ 5-1Feb. 4 .........W .........Portland ................... 4-3Feb. 5 .........W .........UC Davis .................. 7-0Feb. 5 .........W .........Seattle U .................. 7-0Feb. 12 .......L ..........Montana .................. 3-4Feb. 12 ......W .........Montana State ....... 6-1Feb. 16 ......W .........Gonzaga .................. 6-1Mar. 19 ......W .........San Francisco ......... 5-2Mar. 20 ......W .........Boise State .............. 4-3Mar. 24 ......W .........Wichita State .......... 4-2Mar. 25 ......W .........Marquette ............... 5-1Mar. 25 ......W .........Saint Mary’s ............ 4-2Mar. 26 .......L ..........Boise State .............. 3-4Apr. 8 .........W .........Utah State ............... 5-2Apr. 9 ..........L ..........Fresno State ............ 2-4Apr. 10 .......W .........Hawai`i ..................... 4-2Apr. 16 ........L ..........Santa Clara .............. 1-6Apr. 17 ........L ..........Saint Mary’s ............ 1-6Apr. 21 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 0-5Apr. 22 .......W .........Arizona ..................... 4-2Apr. 23 .......W .........Nevada ..................... 4-1Apr. 29 .......W .........Utah State ............... 4-0Apr. 30 ........L ..........New Mexico St. ...... 2-4

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HYDROWORX THERAPY POOLThe University of Idaho has a state-of-the-art Hydroworx therapy pool, located on the second floor of the Vandal Ath-letic Center. As many as four athletes can us the pool at a time, depending on the workout and if they are relatively the same height.

Four video cameras are installed underneath the surface of the pool. The feed from the cameras appears on two televisions next to the pool, which helps the ath;etic trainers monitor the athletes’ workouts. A computer and controller above the televi-sion monitors adjust the pool’s jets, lift and treadmill.

The University of Idaho’s commitment to student-athletes can be seen in the continuing enhance,emt and growth of its athletic training, and strength and conditioning services - the most notable being the Norman and Becky Iverson Strength and Conditioning Center. The $3.3 million facility was dedicated on April 30, 2004.

The floor-to-ceiling glass that fronts building and extends down the sides provides a spa-cious view of Idaho’s main campus. Inside, the building is equipped with a full comple-ment of strength-training eqipment.

The 8,000 square foot facility was opened for student-athlete use on March 19, 2004. It is approximately three times as large as the previous training facility and includes a 7,000 foot first floor used for day-to-day strength and conditioning needs. It also includes a 1,000 square foot mezzanine level filled with cardio-vascular equipment used for warm-up, condi-tioning and rehabilitation.

Weight Training Equipment:· Five 9’ full cage squat racks· One selectorized leg press· One plate loaded leg press· Five 8’x 8’ Olympic platforms· Three prone leg curl machines· Two cable cross-over machines· 16 York Olympic power bars· 10 York Olympic training bars· 10,000 lbs. of metal weights· Three dual-pulley pulldown machines· Six 9’ half rack with adjustable benches· Two plate loaded reverse hyper stations· 4,000 lbs. of dumbbells from 5 lb. to 130 lb.· Five 9’ half rack/6’x 8’ Olympic platform combo stations

· 4,000 lbs. of bumper plates· Two row stations· Two upper body endurance stations· One Woodway treadmill· One 4-way hip machine· Eight adjustable benches

Cardiovascular Equipment: · Six elliptical trainers · Six upright bikes · Four versa-climber stations · Two recumbent bikes

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The University of Idaho tennis program recently took a massive step forward with renovations and upgrades to the outdoor tennis courts on campus. Construction was completed on the six Memorial Gym Courts and the four courts available on the Administra-tion Lawn. “The completion of the four Admin Lawn courts as well as the upgrades at the Memorial Gym courts are a huge boost for our tennis program,” Idaho Director of Tennis Jeff Beaman said. “This will not only benefit our program but will also be an asset to Moscow and the surrounding tennis communities.” Construction began in May of 2009 on the courts on the Administrative Lawn and was completed in June. Attention then shifted to the Memorial Gym

courts where upgrades were completed in September and the final surface coat was applied in October to com-plete the project. “They really did a great job, not only on the playing surface but by putting in four very attratcive courts in the picturesque Admin lawn setting,” Beaman said. “The Memorial Gym court upgrades were extremely well done and have added to the courts already in that location.” The men’s and women’s teams now have ten courts available to play competitive matches. Prior to the reno-vations the team was only able to play competitive matches on three of the courts. “Going from three playable courts to ten gives us the ability to host home matches, WAC events and fall tour-naments in the future,” Beaman said. “Ten courts will also have the benefit of running more effective team prac-tices, providing upgraded facilities for HPERD classes, intramurals and use by Idaho students, facility and staff. The upgrades to the outdoor tennis courts are another example of the increased commitment to high quality facilities by the Idaho administration and athletic department. “I would especially like to thank Rob Spear for his role in getting these courts done,” Beaman said. “This project along with the Kibbie Dome renovations and the many other things happening right now and on the near hori-zon, are making Idaho Athletics into a premier athletic program.”

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The Kibbie-ASUI Activity Center, also called the “Kibbie Dome,” is one of the unique facilities in all of the NCAA. The Kibbie Dome has been home of Vandal Athletics since 1975, when the barrel-arch roof was completed. In 1976, the building earned the award for America’s Outstanding Structural Engineering Achievement. It took nearly seven years to complete the structure, which is tall enough to fit Idaho’s Theophilus Tower inside. Construction began in 1969 on the site of the former Neale Stadium, which had partially been destroyed by fire. The field and stands were completed in 1971, but it took four more years to finish the unique roof. The east end addition, which includes the athletic department offices, locker rooms, training rooms and a weight room, was completed in 1982. In 2004, the facility began its next phase of improvement, as enhanced academic and athletic support facili-ties were added for student athletes. The Norm and Becky Iverson Speed and Strength Center was added, more

than doubling the size of the previous weight room to 7,000 square feet. Locker rooms were also expanded to over 14,000 square feet. Team meeting rooms, two student athlete computer labs, study rooms and expanded academic support areas have also been added. Additional expansions are also planned for the near future. The Kibbie Dome is the indoor facility for Vandal men’s and women’s tennis. Idaho ten-nis also uses the dome to train in the winter and during times of inclement weather. The building also hosts football, basketball and track and field.

The floor can be cleared for action on up to nine courts at once and in the winter of 2007 two courts were resurfaced.

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Moscow is the perfect example of the old adage: Don’t judge a book by its cover.

Small though it may be, Mos-cow has plenty to offer.

More than 130 years after it was settled, Moscow is a small yet vibrant community with a penchant for the arts and the University of Idaho.

Every year people come from around the world to take part in events such as the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival or the Renaissance Fair. So much so, the city was named one of the top 100 small art towns in America.

The city’s 22,000 resi-dents are a bright and di-verse group of people. The city offers many of the advantages of a big city while retaining its small town friendli-ness. Crime in Moscow is almost non-existent.

For entertainment, choices abound whether they be indoor or out.

Outdoor lovers might believe they’ve landed

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ing locales can all be found within a few short miles from town.

If you’re the sort who prefers more urban forms of entertainment Moscow offers a broad assortment of

activities typical of a small town influenced largely by its resident university. Add to those, a variety of theatri-cal presentations and con-certs on the Idaho campus, and just about every choice of entertainment can be found.

At 2,500 feet above sea level, Moscow has a mild climate despite it being located in the northern United States. Temperatures rarely drop below 24 degrees during the winter and the summer months won’t get much hot-ter than 87 degrees for a pleasant year-round climate.

Moscow is:• One of the top 100 Small Arts Towns• Host of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival• Largest of the 27 Moscows in the United States• A U.S. Small Arts Center• A “Gem Community”

MOSCOw MISCeLLAneOUSLocated in Latah CountySettled in 1871elevation: 2,583Land area: 6.2 square milesnearest city with population of 100,000 or more: Spokane, wash. (84 miles)nearest city with population of 1 million or more: Seattle, wash. (298 miles)

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The University of Idaho opened its doors on Oct. 3, 1892, when it welcomed about 40 students and one professor, John Edwin Ostrander.

On June 11, 1896, the university graduated its first class when four students marched across a stage to receive their diplomas. Two years later, the university awarded its first graduate degree. By 1899, a growing body of University of Idaho alumni formed the Idaho Alumni Association.

Alumni numbers weren’t all that grew in those early days. Over the next few years, the University of Idaho established its College of Agriculture, dedicated Riden-baugh Hall and established the Pacific Northwest’s first Department of Domestic Science (later to be called Home Economics).

The Administration Building fire in 1906 was a turning point in the university’s history. John Tourtellotte, a Boise architect who had designed the state’s capitol, de-signed a new Tudor Gothic structure to symbolize the university’s growth and maturity as a major institution of higher education.

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tion’s premier landscape ar-chitects, Olmsted Brothers of Massachusetts, whose firm’s founding father designed New York’s Central Park, led to the small-town New England look of the campus.

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Athletics, University of Idaho president Dr. Duane Nellis says, is an in-tegral element of the college experience. It is a way to engage students and alumni, it enhances opportunities not only for student-athletes but for students, and is a way to gain widespread exposure for the University as a whole.

“It is the front porch of the University and a highly visible dimension of the University,” said Nellis, who became Idaho’s 17th president July 1, 2009. “It enriches the college experience. Many of our alums have warm memories not only of their university academic experience but also of the social dimensions that come through athletic programs.”

A native of nearby Spokane, Wash., Nellis earned his bachelor’s degree at Montana State University and his master’s and doctoral degrees at Or-egon State University. He met his wife, Ruthie, at Montana State.

“It’s a thrill,” said Nellis at his introductory news conference. “I feel like I’m coming home. I have so much energy and passion for the work of land grant institutions and the special role they play in education. I just can’t wait to get started!”

Nellis comes to Idaho after five years as Provost and Senior Vice President at Kansas State University. Prior to his time at Kansas State, he was the Dean of the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University for seven years.

Previously, Nellis served as provost and senior vice president of Kansas State University, which has more than 23,000 students, 1,600 faculty, an annual budget of more than $730 million, and annual research funding that exceeds $215 million. He oversaw 12 deans and 10 other units, including the offices of the vice provost for information technology services and the vice president for research.

At Kansas State, he was responsible for strengthening its national leader-ship in selected strategic areas through targeted excellence investments, restructured and new programs that augmented student learning opportu-nities, and enhanced diversity and civic engagement among faculty, staff, and students.

At West Virginia University, he led a highly successful capital fundraising campaign, oversaw the planning and construction of a new $60 million Life

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Sciences Building, provided leadership that led to numerous college faculty and student successes – among which were the establishment of a National Geospatial Development Center, a Center for Writing Excel-lence, and a Math Learning Institute, a revitalized WVU Press. He also strengthened social justice and related diversity programs across the college and university.

In his professional role, he has served in various leadership positions as well. Nellis was on the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universi-ties Academic Officers Executive Council and was the National Chair Elect until his hiring as Idaho’s president. He also served as president of the Association of American Geographers, one of the largest profession-al geography organizations in the world. He also is past president of the National Council for Geographic Education; past president of Gamma

Theta Upsilon, the Interna-tional Geographic Honor Society; past president of the Kansas Academy of Sciences, and he served as one of 10 members of the National Council of Col-leges of Arts and Sciences Research Universities Com-mittee.

Nellis is recognized nationally and internation-ally for his research utilizing satellite data and geograph-ic information systems to analyze various dimensions

of the earth’s land surface. This research has been funded by more than 50 grants (as principal investigator and co-principal investigator) total-ing more than $3 million dollars from sources such as NASA, National Geographic Society, the U.S. Agency for International Development, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He has been recognized interna-tionally for his research and teaching through numerous awards, such as receiving national honors from the Association of American Geogra-phers (AAG) in 2001, the AAG’s John Fraser Hart Award for Excellence in Research, and the Outstanding Contributions Award by the AAG’s Remote Sensing Specialty Group. In addition, Nellis received the Young Research Scholar Award by the Institute of British Geographers, and Kansas State’s University Outstanding Teaching Award and University Advisor of the Year Award, during his earlier tenure at Kansas State.

“Certainly, having com-petitive athletic pro-grams at the University enriches the students’ opportunities, not only as student-athletes, but also for students who participate in the march-ing band and go to the athletic events and par-ticipate in those very ex-citing activities.”

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Rob Spear assumed the lead of the University of Idaho athletic department during a crucial juncture in its storied history.

The Vandals were seeking solidification of their conference status and their facilities were in need of modernization. They needed a leader with vision and passion. Spear fit the bill.

First was securing a home in the Western Athletic Conference, a league that preserves historic rivalries and offers the benefits of a Division I association. Next was rebuilding the Vandals’ home. He was on hand to oversee the final stages of the construction of the Iverson Speed and Strength Center. Next were the playing surfaces – inside and out. The Vandals now have a SprinTurf practice facility outdoors and RealGrass Pro inside the Kibbie Dome. The football, men’s and women’s basketball, and swimming locker rooms were renovated into modern, stylish facilities for the student-athletes.

In the fall of 2009, the athletic training and equipment rooms were renovated and state-of-the-art classrooms and meeting rooms came on line as part of a multi-million dollar facelift for the Kibbie Dome. When the Vandals kickoff against Bowling Green in September, the most visible piece of the remodel will be in place with new luxary seating, a new press box, and translucent panels covering the east wall to match those on the west wall.

Facilities are but one area where Spear has moved the department forward. He added to the support services staff to enhance the student-athlete experience. Computer labs and academic support staff are cornerstones of a successful department and the additions and upgrades in those areas are paying dividends. In the fall of 2007, the Idaho Athletics Hall of Fame was established with 100 individuals and five teams being inducted over a two-year period as part of the inaugural class.

His involvement isn’t limited to the Idaho campus. He is in the midst of a two-year term as a member of the NCAA Legislative Council – one of two top-tier governing bodies in the organization.

“I am honored and excited to represent the Western Athletic Conference on this governing board,” Spear said at the time of his appointment. “It is a tremendous opportunity to make an impact on future NCAA legislation to ensure we continue to provide the best possible service to the student-

athlete.”Spear’s ties with athletics are life-long. He was a standout high

school athlete in his native Butte, Mont., before moving on to let-ter four times at the University of Great Falls. Next was a two-year professional basketball career with the Montana Golden Nuggets, at the time coached by George Karl.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Great Falls in 1980 and his MBA from the University of Mon-tana in 1983. He accepted a position as an internal auditor with the University of Idaho in 1989. While working at Idaho, he also pursued his doctorate in education, which he completed in 1993.

Prior to his appointment as director of athletics in 2003, Spear was the interim assistant financial vice president. He also spent time at Idaho as the Assistant Vice President for Outreach in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and in grants contracts.

He and his wife, Sandy, have one daughter, Morgan – a junior at Idaho.

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Head Coaches

Pete ShowlerSoccer

Jon newleeWomen’s Basketball

TBASwimming & Diving

wayne PhippsDir. Men’s Track & Field/XC

Lisa JohnsonWomen’s Golf

Julie TaylorTrack & Field/XC

Robb AkeyFootball

Don VerlinMen’s Basketball

Debbie BuchananVolleyball

MAIn nUMBeR (208) 885-0200ATHLeTICS FAx (208) 885-2862weBSITe www.GoVandals.com

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ACADeMIC SUPPORT SeRVICeSTuiaea-Ruud, Ana 885-0297ADMInISTRATIOnBuchanan, Debbie 885-0227Kleffner, Matt 885-0214Spear, Rob 885-0243

ADMInISTRATIVe ASSISTAnTSHenderson, Margaret 885-0224Howard, Donna 885-0243McLam, Shelley 885-0275Sayler, Margaret 885-2692Schultz, Jana 885-0235

ATHLeTIC TRAInInGBertman, Max 885-0225Steele, Barrie 885-0212

COMPLIAnCeWallace, John 885-0219

DeVeLOPMenTRobson, Shelly 651-7992Mooney, Tim 885-0258Reynolds, Nat 334-2087

eqUIPMenT SeRVICeSFreshour, Megan 885-0222Garnett, Damien 885-9260

FOOTBALLAkey, Robb 885-0275Axman, Steve 885-0236Carr, Luther 885-0228Christoff, Rob 885-0232Criner, Mark 885-0234Ena, Eti 885-0250Libey, Patrick 885-4690McDonell, John 885-0231Smith, Jonathan 885-0237Thielbahr, Jeremy 885-0233Vaught, Mark 885-0103GOLFJohnson, Lisa 885-5244Means, John 885-5244

KIBBIe DOMeDrew, Tyson 885-7353Schaper, Ed 885-9262

VAnDAL SPORTS PROPeRTIeSMorris, Tom 882-8382Ostermann, Josh 882-8382

MARKeTInGPopplewell, Nick 885-7125

MeDIA ReLATIOnSFarrin, Spencer 885-7065Heidelberger, Nick 885-0211Paull, Becky 885-0245

Men’S BASKeTBALLFreeman, Mike 885-0209Helbling, Chris 885-0208Lopes, Ray 885-0242Murphy, Tim 885-4381Verlin, Don 885-0201

nCAA FACULTy RePReSenTATIVeHunt, Carl 885-6932

soccerSchoene, Katie 885-9438Showler, Pete 885-5047Williams, Grant 885-9438

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TennISBeaman, Jeff 885-0247Neill, Tyler 885-0247

TICKeT OFFICeHirning, Melinda 885-6466Wallace, Scott 885-0733

TRACK AnD FIeLDPhipps, Wayne 885-0210Taylor, Julie 885-5105Taylor, Tim 885-0251Whyte, Angela 885-0210

VIDeOTeevens, Sam 885-4404

VOLLeyBALLBuchanan, Debbie 885-0238Whitaker, Steve 885-0246

wOMen’S BASKeTBALLNewlee, Jon 885-0227Sanford, Christa 885-4696

Staff Directory

Jeff BeamanMen’s Tennis

John MeansMen’s Golf

Tyler neillWomen’s Tennis

Abid Akbar Jose Bendeck Taylor Bieberle Dylan Bodet Marius Cirstea

Andrew Dobbs Filip Fichtel Alexandru Joitoiu Jake Knox Kevin Lee

Sam Lyons Lachlan Reed Alan Shin Holly Brown Silvia Irimescu

Natalie Kirch Molly Knox Alejandra Lozano Victoria Lozano Yvette Ly

Barbara Maciocha Dana Panter Lauren Simpson Jana Siwa Justine Textor

2010-11 Idaho Vandals Men’s and Womens Tennis