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2015-16 TOWSON TIGER TENNIS

Doug Neagle has brought a new attitude to the Towson tennis team and its paying dividends on the court.

The Tigers have reached the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Quarterfi nals in all six years under Neagle’s leadership. Towson has posted a winning record for the last three seasons and has won 10 or more matches in all but one of Neagle’s six years of coaching.

The 2014-15 season was an impressive year for Neagle and the Tigers. A very young team with only two upperclassmen, Towson proved tough as the team posted a 12-9 overall record. Four Tigers had 15 or more singles victories with freshman Nicole Shakhnazarova leading the way with 23. Her 23 sin-gles wins was the most among a freshman in program history. Towson also had six of its eight players win 10 or more doubles matches.

For only the second time in program history, a Tiger was selected to the All-CAA team. Shakhnazaro-va earned the honors as she was named second team All-CAA for singles. Shakhnazarova also earned the Tigers’ fi rst CAA Player of the Week recognition, being honored twice with the weekly award, along with an Eastern College Athletic Assocation (ECAC) weekly honor.

The Tigers had six seniors fi nish their careers in 2013-14 as Towson went 11-10 overall. Freshman Sophie Lesage was the sole Tiger to fi nish with at least 15 singles victories, posting a 16-6 record.

Towson posted a 12-10 overall record in 2012-13, winning at least 12 matches for the third consecutive year. Neagle led two players to at least 15 singles victories, including senior Andrea Samlin’s team-high 17.

The 2011-12 season for the Tigers marked the sec-ond consecutive season in which the Tigers won at least 12 matches, posting a 12-13 overall record. Nea-gle led four players to at least 15 singles victories, led by sophomore Nisha Shah’s team-high 20.

During the 2010-11 season, just his second at the helm Neagle coached the team to a 14-8 record. The 14 victories were the most by a Tiger team since they joined the Colonial Athletic Association in 2001-02. In addition, Neagle coached four players to 14 or more victories in singles play. Leading that charge for Neagle and the Tigers was freshman Nisha Shah, who completed her fi rst season with a 21-3 mark and the fi fth best single-season winning percentage (.875) in school history.

Neagle came to the Tigers from UMBC where he served as the Associate Head Coach for the men’s

2015-16 Tiger Coaching Staffhing S2015 16 Tiger Coach

DougDoug

NEAGLEHead Coach • 7th season Head Coach • 7th season Salisbury, ‘96 Salisbury, ‘96 Career Record: 65-69Career Record: 65-69

and women’s programs last year. At UMBC, he assist-ed with all aspects of the coaching plan and helped lead the Retrievers to the semi-fi nals of the America East tournament.

Neagle, a 1997 graduate of Salisbury University, served as the head coach at Pomona College/Pitzer College in California for a year and led the team to a number 12 National Ranking in Division III. He also served as the associate head men’s coach at the Na-val Academy, helping the Mids to the Patriot League championship and the team’s fi rst NCAA appearance.

In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Neagle has served as the head tennis pro at the Sport Fit Bowie Racquet Club and the Suburban Club. He also served as the head coach at the Severn School for several years.

Neagle had a successful playing career while at Salisbury University. He fi nished eighth in the country in singles and 12th in doubles in Division III in 1996. In 1997, Neagle fi nished the year as the fi fth-best singles player and the fourth-best doubles player in Division III. A three time All-American at Salisbury in both singles and doubles, he was inducted into the Salisbury University Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. He also spent time on the French Satellite/Money Tour in the summer of 1997.

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2015-16 Tiger Coaching Staff

JamieJamie

PETERSONAssistant Coach • 3rd season Assistant Coach • 3rd season Towson, ‘95Towson, ‘95

Jamie Peterson begins his fi rst season as a part-time assistant coach for the women’s tennis program. An alumni of Towson University, Peterson has -worked as a volunteer assistant coach for two seasons.

Peterson currently works as a Tennis Professional at Eagle’s Nest Country Club. He assists with the maintence of har-tru courts, gives instruction to members and non-members and runs both club events and the Pro Shop.

Before joining the Tiger staff in his new role, Peterson served as the Director of Tennis/Head Professional at Chartwell Golf & Country Club. He oversaw the club’s indoor and outdoor courts, ran a summer junior tennis team that won the Patapsco League Championship four times and managed a staff of two full-time assistant professionals and eight junior staff assistants. Peterson managed and directed the week-long The Chartwell Invitational Classic (previously called USTA Mid-Atlantic City Clay Court Championship) and was responsible for a full service Pro Shop.

Peterson has worked as a Tennis Professional at the Homeland Racket Club for four years and the Orchard Indoor Tennis Club for fi ve years. He was the Head Coach of the St. Paul’s School for Girls tennis program from 2000-2001 that won the Private School “B” League Championship.

He served as the Head Assistant Professional at the L’Hirondelle Club of Ruxton from 1996-1997 and worked as a volunteer assistant coach for the Towson Tigers in 1995 after graduation. Peterson earned his bachelor of arts in sport management from Towson in 1995.

While at Towson, Peterson was a four-year starter and served as a co-captain twice. He ranks fourth in all-time wins and winning percentage for the men’s program.

He currently serves as President of the United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) Mid-Atlantic Section. He is also a member of the Wilson Premier Advi-sory Staff. Peterson is a United Stated Tennis Professional Association Elite Status Certifi ed Professional.

Recently, Peterson was the captain of the USTA 5.0/5.5 Regional Champions and Sectional Finalists. He is a two-time captain for the Talbert Cup Champions (Intersec-tional 35 and Over Competition).

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2015-16 TIGERS’ROSTER

2015-16 Tiger Tennis Roster

Name Cl. Ht. Hometown / Previous School Major

Lucy Gloninger Fr. 5-2 Alison Park, Pa. / Hampton H.S. Undeclared

A.J. Gomer So. 5-9 Huntington Beach, Calif. / Dana Hills H.S. Economics & Political Science

Sandra Guevara So. 5-2 Silver Spring, Md. / James Hubert Blake H.S. Speech Language & Audiology

Sophie Lesage Jr. 5-6 Boulogne-Billancourt, France / Lycee Jean de la Fontaine Sport Management

Nicole Shakhnazarova So. 5-6 London, U.K. / Claremont Fan Court School Journalism & Mass Comm.

Yevgeniya Shusterman So. 5-4 Simferopol, Ukraine / SOSH No. 7 Business Administration

Hannah Stangl So. 5-9 Greenwood, Del. / Milford Senior H.S. Speech Language & Audiology

Renate van Oorschodt So. 5-9 Apeldoorn, Netherlands / Walter Bosch College Business Administration

Barbora Vasilkova So. 5-9 Bratislava, Slovakia / Heritage Academy Undeclared

Lucy Williams So. 5-7 Alpharetta, Ga. / Alpharetta H.S. Pre-Nursing

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Doug Neagle (Salisbury, ’97) – 7th season

Assistant Coach: Jamie Peterson (Towson, ‘95) - 3rd season

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2015 TIGERS

2014 SEASON

Finished season with 12 singles wins ... played in six doubles matches, winning three … earned singles wins to help Tigers sweep six teams ... fi ve of her singles victories came in the No. 1 spot.

2013 SEASON

Posted a team-best 16-5 singles record ... was 3-2 against CAA opponents ... won fi rst nine matches of the spring season ... played 11 matches at the No. 4 position, winning eight times ... led the team with ten wins in doubles play ... played 17 matches at No. 2 doubles, going 8-9.

AT LYCEE JEAN DE LA FONTAINE

Won a total of eight tournaments in 2011 and 2012 ... won the Paris championship in 2013 ... competed in the junior tennis world championship with her team in 2011, leading them to a No. 6 ranking.

PERSONAL

Hobbies include traveling, reading, watching movies and going to museums ... favorite teams are FC Barcelona and Manchester United ... lists Roger Federer and Lionel Messi as her favorite athletes ... enjoys reading the book “Angels and Demons” and the “Harry Potter” series ... favorite movies include “Frozen”, “The Devil Wears Prada” and “Tarzan” ... enjoys eating tapas and Japanese food ... likes to listen to music by Rihanna, Beyonce, Maroon Five and Nicki Minaj ... most memorable experience was living in Argentina ... daughter of Richard Lesage and Maria Rosales ... born on December 26, 1995 in Paris, France ... major is sport management.

SOPHIE LESAGE’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season Singles Dual CAA Doubles Dual CAA2013-14 16-5 13-4 3-2 10-12 9-10 2-4

2014-15 12-12 10-10 2-4 3-3 1-1 0-0

Career 28-17 23-14 5-6 13-15 10-11 2-4

Sophie Sophie

LesageJunior Junior Boulogne-Billancourt, FranceBoulogne-Billancourt, FranceLycee Jean de la FontaineLycee Jean de la FontaineSport Management MajorSport Management Major

2014 SEASON

Finished rookie season with 16 singles wins ... played majority of matches at the No. 4 singles and No. 2 doubles ... fi nished second on the team with 14 doubles victories ... partnered with Renate van Oorschodt for nine doubles wins ... earned singles and/or doubles victories to help Tigers sweep seven matches ... did not give up a game in doubles victory over UMES, winning 6-0.

AT DANA HILLS H.S.

Played at the No. 5 singles and doubles for Coach Mark Spearman and the Dolphins ... helped team to win Div. I SS CIF/USTA “State Championship” as a junior ... named team captain as a senior ... four-time recipient of the scholar athlete award ... earned most improved player award as a sophomore ... good student who won the academic distiniction award as a senior.

PERSONAL

Aspires to work in contract negotiations ... lists her father as the person she most admires ... enjoys drawing, singing, learning Korean and working out ... favorite athlete is Serena Williams ... favorite meal is anything her dad cooks ... most memorable experience was driving cross-country with her dad ... daughter of Michael Gomer and Linda Bailey ... born on October 8, 1996 in San Francisco, Calif. ... major is economics and political science.

A.J.A.J.

GomerSophomoreSophomoreHuntington Beach, Calif.Huntington Beach, Calif.Dana Hills H.S.Dana Hills H.S.Economics & Political Sci. MajorEconomics & Political Sci. Major

A.J. GOMER’S CAREER STATISTICS


Career 16-11 14-7 3-3 14-6 10-5 2-1

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2015 TIGERS

2014 SEASON

Named to second team All-CAA, becoming just the second Tiger in program history to win postseason honors ... honored as CAA Singles Player of the Week twice ... also named ECAC Singles Player of the Week ... set freshman record with 23 singles wins ... also won 12 doubles matches, playing majority with teammate Lucy Williams ... opened season with played majority of season at No. 3 singles before moving to No. 1 spot ... opened dual match play by winning 11 straight singles matches ... also won B singles fl ight at Navy’s Blue & Gold Invitational ... competed at the ITA Regionals hosted by Virginia Tech ... won eight of nine singles matches that went to a third set tiebreaker ... did not surrender a game in singles win against Coppin State, winning 6-0 6-0 ... did not give up a game in doubles play against Coppin State ... earned only singles victory at both West Virginia and Cal State Northridge ... helped Tigers sweep seven teams.

AT CLAREMONT FAN COURT SCHOOL

Played at the No. 1 spot for Coach Clinton Lamprecht ... went undefeated in action at Claremont ... won the independent tennis schools championships shield ... received the sports athlete of the year award twice in a row ... also ran cross country and played both lacrosse and netball.

PERSONAL

Hobbies include listening to music and acting ... lists Roger Federer as the person she admires most ... has worked as a tennis coach ... favorite team is Arsenal FC ... has a younger sister ... father is a doctor who attended St. Petersburg State Medical University ... mother is a dental nurse who attended the University of France in St. Petersburg ... daughter of Sergey and Inna Shakhnazarova ... born on December 14, 1996 in St. Petersburg, Russia ... major is journalism and mass communication.

NicoleNicole

Shakhnazarovaa

SophomoreSophomoreLondon, U.K.London, U.K.Claremont Fan Court SchoolClaremont Fan Court SchoolJournalism & Mass Comm. MajorJournalism & Mass Comm. Major

2014 SEASON

Finished rookie season with eight singles victories ... also won 11 doubles matches ... played majority of matches at No. 6 singles and No. 2 doubles ... partnered with A.J. Gomer for nine doubles wins ... did not give up a game in doubles wins over UMES and Coppin State ... helped Tigers sweep six teams.

AT WALTER BOSCH COLLEGE

Played in the second highest competition (Hoofdklasse) in the Dutch league ... highest ranking on the Dutch senior ranking list was 88th ... played consistently in the top ten of the Dutch junior ranking list ... won a double in a junior International Tennis Federation (ITF) tournament.

PERSONAL

Hobbies include playing tennis and having fun with friends ... lists her family as the people she admires most ... favorite athlete is Maria Sharapova ... enjoys watching the movie “Forrest Gump” ... likes listening to music by Beyonce and Ed Sheeran ... enjoys eating Dutch food ... involved with fundraising for underprivileged children in Romania ... has two siblings ... daughter of Gijs and Josien van Oorschodt ... born on March 22, 1996 in Apeldoorn, Netherlands ... major is business administration.

RenateRenatevan Oorschodt

SophomoreSophomoreApeldoorn, The NetherlandsApeldoorn, The NetherlandsWalter Bosch CollegeWalter Bosch CollegeBusiness Administration MajorBusiness Administration Major

NICOLE SHAKHNAZAROVA’S CAREER STATISTICS


Career 23-3 18-2 4-2 12-12 10-10 3-2

RENATE VAN OORSCHODT’S CAREER STATISTICS


Career 8-8 8-8 1-2 11-7 11-7 3-2

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2015 TIGERS

2014 SEASON

Finished rookie season with a team-high 15 doubles victories ... nine of her doubles wins were with partner Cailey Easdale ... duo won B-1 doubles championship at Navy’s Blue & Gold Invitational ... also posted 16 singles wins ... played majority of matches at No. 5 singles and No. 1 doubles ... did not give up a game in singles win over UMES, winning 6-0 6-0 ... won three singles matches in third set tiebreakers ... did not give up a game in doubles wins over Salisbury, Howard and Hofstra ... helped Tigers sweep six teams.

AT HERITAGE ACADEMY

Spent her last year ranked 40 in juniors and 50 for women in Slovakia ... highest ever ranking was 14 ... club team fi nished fourth in championship of Slovakia.

PERSONAL

Hobbies include reading and listening to music ... favorite athlete is Rafael Nadal ... likes to read the “Vampire Academy” series ... enjoys watching “The Host” and “White House Down” ... favorite meal is pasta ... likes to listen to music by Enrique Iglesias and Beyonce ... most memorable experience was practicing with the junior Olympic team in Seoul, South Korea ... has a younger sibling ... daughter of Stanislav Vasilko and Beata Vasilkova ... born on July 30, 1995 in Bratislava, Slovakia ... has yet to declare a major.

BarboraBarbora

VasilkovaSophomoreSophomoreBratislava, SlovakiaBratislava, SlovakiaHeritage AcademyHeritage AcademyUndeclared MajorUndeclared Major

2014 SEASON

Second on the team with 19 singles wins ... split time between No. 2 and No. 1 singles spots, winning majority at No. 3 ... won 10 of her 11 doubles wins with partner Nicole Shakhnazarova ... duo did not give up a game in doubles victory against UMES, winning 6-0 ... did not give up a game in singles victory over Mount St. Mary’s, winning 6-0 6-0 ... competed at ITA Regionals hosted by Virginia Tech ... helped Tigers sweep seven teams.

AT ALPHARETTA H.S.

Varsity singles player for Coach Laura Grey and the Raiders ... won region championship as a senior ... state champion fi nalist ... earned MVP and coaches awards.

PERSONAL

Aspires to become an anesthesiologist ... lists her dad as the person she admires most ... hobbies include tennis, reading and hanging out with friends … favorite team is Manchester United ... lists Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney as her favorite athletes ... favorite movie is “The Lion King” ... lists salmon Caesar salad as her favorite meal ... most memorable experience was swimming with dolphins in Grand Cayman ... has two older brothers ... oldest brother, Jack played collegiate tennis ... father played collegiate golf ... daughter of Paul and Sharon Williams ... born on April 29, 1996 in Chester, England ... major is pre-nursing.

Lucy Lucy

WilliamsSophomoreSophomoreAlpharetta, Ga.Alpharetta, Ga.Alpharetta H.S.Alpharetta H.S.Pre-Nursing MajorPre-Nursing Major

BARBORA VASILKOVA’S CAREER STATISTICS


Career 16-10 12-6 4-1 14-13 8-11 2-4

LUCY WILLIAMS’ CAREER STATISTICS


Career 19-9 12-6 3-2 11-13 9-10 2-4

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2015 TIGERS

AT JAMES HUBERT BLAKE H.S.

Member of the track and fi eld team ... honor roll student ... graduated in 2014.

PERSONAL

Aspires to become a speech langauge pathologist ... lists her mother as the person she most admires ... enjoys running, singling, music and nature walks ... favorite team is the Washington Redskins ... likes to watch the movie “The Dark Knight Rises” ... enjoys eating mac and cheese with broccoli ... lists “Gossip Girl” as her favorite TV show ... likes to listen to music by Jack Johnson ... has four older siblings ... daughter of Rene Guevara ... born on April 2, 1996 in Silver Spring, Md. ... major is speech language pathology and audiology.

SandraSandra

GuevaraSophomore Sophomore Silver Spring, Md. Silver Spring, Md. James Hubert Blake H.S.James Hubert Blake H.S.Speech Lang. Path. & AudiologySpeech Lang. Path. & Audiology

AT MILFORD SENIOR H.S.

Attended Milford Senior High School ... graduated in 2014.

PERSONAL

Aspires to become a speech language pathologist ... lists her mother as the person she most admires ... enjoys working out, traveling, cooking and spending time with friends ... favorite team is the Philadelphia Eagles ... enjoys eating sushi ... likes to watch the TV show “Orange is the New Black” ... has worked with Special Olympics ... has two younger brothers ... mother is a graduate of University of Maryland and works in marketing ... daughter of Greer Stangl ... born on May 14, 1996 in Lewes, Del. ... major is speech language pathology and audiology.

HannahHannah

StanglSophomore Sophomore Greenwood, Del. Greenwood, Del. Milford Senior H.S.Milford Senior H.S.Speech Lang. Path. & AudiologySpeech Lang. Path. & Audiology

AT SOSH NO. 7

Graduated in 2014 ... winner of the Ukrainian Championship in doubles and mixed doubles ... fi nalist in singles under16 and under 18 ... winner of English Language Olympiads in Crimea three-straight years.

PERSONAL

Lists her parents as the people she admires most for their huge background of knowledge and enthusiasm to live and work ... lists Roger Federer as her favorite athlete ... favorite movie is “Love Me If You Dare” ... enjoys eating pancakes ... daughter of Aleksandr and Liliya Shusterman ... born on July 23, 1997 in Simferopol, Ukraine ... major is business administration.

YevgeniyaYevgeniya

ShustermanSophomoreSophomoreSimferopol, UkraineSimferopol, UkraineSOSH No. 7SOSH No. 7Business Administration Business Administration

AT HAMPTON H.S.

Played at the No. 1 spot for the Talbots ... earned MVP all four years ... four-year letter-winning tennis player ... WPIAL for singles and doubles.

PERSONAL

Favorite teams are the Pittsburgh Steelers, Penguins and Pirates ... lists David Beckham as her favorite athlete ... likes to watch “Grey’s Anatomy” ... favorite movie is “The Notebook” ... has an older sister named Katie ... daughter of John and Lisa Gloninger ... born on January 14, 1997 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... major is undeclared, leaning towards criminal justice.

LucyLucy

GloningerFreshmanFreshmanAllison Park, Pa.Allison Park, Pa.Hampton H.S.Hampton H.S.Undeclared Undeclared

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Tiger Tennis 2014-15 Season Statistics

Overall Record: 12-9 CAA: 3-3 Region: 0-0 Home: 3-1 Away: 7-4 Neutral: 2-4 vs National ranked: 0-0 vs Regional ranked: 1-0

Singles Overall Dual Tour CAA 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’lAyana Dow 4-3 3-1 1-2 1-1 --- --- --- --- --- 3-1 0-0 0-0Cailey Easdale 4-3 2-0 2-3 0-0 --- --- --- --- 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0A.J. Gomer 16-11 14-7 2-4 3-3 --- 1-0 1-0 12-7 --- --- 0-0 0-0Sophie Lesage 12-12 10-10 2-2 2-4 5-7 2-1 3-2 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0Renate van Oorschodt 8-8 8-8 0-0 1-2 --- 1-0 --- 1-0 --- 6-8 0-0 0-0Nicole Shakhnazarova 23-3 18-2 5-1 4-2 7-1 4-1 7-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0Barbora Vasilkova 16-10 12-6 4-4 4-1 --- --- 1-0 --- 11-6 --- 0-0 0-0Lucy Williams 19-9 12-6 7-3 3-2 1-0 7-3 4-3 --- --- --- 0-0 0-1Totals 105-59 82-40 23-19 18-15 13-8 15-5 16-5 14-7 13-6 11-9 0-0 0-1Percentage .640 .672 .548 .545 .619 .750 .762 .667 .684 .550 .000 .000

Doubles Teams Overall Dual Tour CAA 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’lAyana Dow / A.J. Gomer 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0Sophia Lesage / Barbora Vasilkova 2-1 1-1 1-0 0-0 --- --- 1-1 0-0 0-0Ayana Dow / Cailey Easdale 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0Ayana Dow / Barbora Vasilkova 2-2 1-1 1-1 0-0 --- 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0Barbora Vasilkova / Lucy Williams 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0Cailey Easdale / A.J. Gomer 3-1 1-1 2-0 0-0 --- 0-1 1-0 0-0 0-0Cailey Easdale / Sophia Lesage 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0N. Shakhnazarova / L. Williams 10-9 8-7 2-2 2-1 8-7 --- --- 0-0 0-1Cailey Easdale / Barbora Vasilkova 10-9 6-9 4-0 2-4 --- 0-1 6-8 0-0 0-0A.J. Gomer / Sophie Lesage 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- -- 0-0 0-0A.J. Gomer / R. van Oorschodt 9-4 9-4 0-0 2-1 --- 8-4 1-0 0-0 0-0R.van Oorschodt/N.Shakhnazarova 2-3 2-3 0-0 1-1 2-3 --- --- 0-0 0-0Ayana Dow / Lucy Williams 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-3 --- 1-3 --- 0-0 0-0Totals 44-36 32-29 12-7 7-10 10-10 11-9 11-10 0-0 0-1Percentage .550 .525 .632 .412 .500 .550 .524 .000 .000

Doubles Overall Dual Tour CAA 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Ayana Dow 5-6 3-4 2-2 0-3 --- 2-3 1-1 0-0 0-0Cailey Easdale 14-12 8-10 6-2 2-4 --- 0-2 8-8 0-0 0-0A.J. Gomer 14-6 10-5 4-1 2-1 --- 8-5 2-0 0-0 0-0Sophie Lesage 3-3 1-1 2-2 0-0 --- --- 1-1 0-0 0-0Renate van Oorscodt 11-7 11-7 0-0 3-2 2-3 8-4 1-0 0-0 0-0Nicole Shakhnazarova 12-12 10-10 2-2 3-2 10-10 --- --- 0-0 0-1Barbora Vasilkova 14-13 8-11 6-2 2-4 --- 1-1 7-10 0-0 0-0Lucy Williams 11-13 9-10 2-3 2-4 8-7 1-3 --- 0-0 0-1Totals 44-36 32-29 12-7 7-10 10-10 11-9 11-10 0-0 0-1Percentage .550 .525 .632 .412 .500 .550 .52 .000 .000

2014-15 Tiger Results

Date Opponent ResultSep. 12-14 Tiger Classic No Team ScoringSep. 19-20 at Navy Tournament No Team Scoring

Oct. 8 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 6-1Oct. 10-12 at Navy Blue & Gold Invitational No Team ScoringOct. 17-19 at USTA/ITA Mid-Atlantic Reg. No Team Scoring

Jan. 24 vs James Madison * # L, 2-5Jan. 31 at George Washington L, 3-4

Feb. 8 vs University of Maryland Eastern Shore $ W, 7-0Feb. 8 at Salisbury W, 9-0Feb. 13 at West Virginia L,1-6Feb. 14 vs California Univ. of Pennsylvania & W, 7-0Feb. 18 vs Georgetown @ L, 2-5Feb. 27 at George Mason W, 6-1

Mar. 3 at Howard W, 5-2Mar. 7 vs Marist College # W, 7-0Mar. 8 at Navy L, 2-5Mar. 10 UNC Wilmington * + L, 2-5Mar. 13 Hofstra University * ~ W, 7-0Mar. 17 at Calif. State at Northridge L, 1-6

Mar. 18 vs Colorado State ! L, 3-4Mar. 30 at Loyola W, 7-0

Apr. 2 Coppin State W, 7-0Apr. 6 at Delaware * W, 5-2Apr. 7 at Bucknell CanceledApr. 11 Johns Hopkins CanceledApr. 11 Drexel * W, 4-3

CAA ChampionshipsApr. 17 Elon * L, 0-4

Home Matches in Bold* Colonial Athletic Association games

All home matches played at Towson Center Tennis Courts except where denoted+ Played at Green Spring Racquet Club (Baltimore)~ Played at Bare Hills Racquet Club (Baltimore)

# Match played in Annapolis, Md.$ Match played in Salisbury, Md.& Match played in Morgantown, W.V. @ Match played in Arlington, Va. ! Match played in Northridge, Calif.

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Tiger Career Records

S I N G L E - S E A S O N S I N G L E S R E C O R D

(Minimum 15 Matches)1. Dana Lewis (1998-99) 15-0 1.0002. Stephanie Knouse (1996-97) 24-2 .9233. Terry Dumansky (1996-97) 21-2 .9134. Jennifer Frank (1991-92) 18-2 .9005. Nicole Shakhnazarova (2014-15) 23-3 .8856. Nisha Shah (2010-11) 21-3 .8757. Megan Scott (1998-99) 13-2 .8678. Jen Kressman (1992-93) 19-3 .8649. Terry Matthews (1991-92) 7-3 .85010. Jennifer Frank (1992-93) 21-5 .80811. April Jourdan (1990-91) 15-4 .78912. Jen Beck (1997-98) 22-6 .78613. Kerry O’Sullivan (1993-94) 18-5 .783 Lauren Sheedy (1996-97) 18-5 .78315. Terry Dumansky (1997-98) 21-6 .778 16. Jennifer Kressman (1994-95) 17-5 .773 Stephanie Knouse (1995-96) 17-5 .773 Lauren Sheedy (1995-96) 17-5 .77319. Stephanie Knouse (1997-98) 20-6 .769 Amanda Scatuorchio (2006-07) 20-6 .769

S I N G L E S C A R E E R W I N N I N G P E R C E N T A G E

(Minimum 75 Matches)1. Stephanie Knouse (1995-99) 73-15 .8202. Terry Dumansky (1996-00) 63-16 .7973. Jennifer Frank (1991-95) 70-25 .7374. Kerry O’Sullivan (1992-96) 57-21 .7315. Megan Scott (1997-01) 53-24 .6886. Terry Matthews (1991-95) 65-30 .6847. Nisha Shah (2010-14) 67-34 .6638. Andrea Samlin (2009-13) 64-30 .6279. Jess Woolfolk (2003-07) 60-36 .625

(Minimum 25 Matches)1. Nicole Shakhnazarova (2014-15) 23-3 .8852. Stephanie Knouse (1995-99) 73-15 .8203. Jen Beck (1995-98) 35-8 .8144. Terry Dumansky (1996-00) 63-16 .7975. Lauren Sheedy (1995-97) 35-10 .7786. Jennifer Frank (1991-95) 70-25 .7377. Kerry O’Sullivan (1992-96) 57-21 .7318. Jennifer Kressman (1992-96) 51-20 .7189. Megan Scott (1997-01) 53-24 .68810. Pam Eads (1979-82) 26-12 .68411. Terry Matthews (1991-95) 65-30 .68412. Lucy Williams (2014-15) 19-9 .67913. Amanda Scatuorcho (2004-08) 56-36 .66714. Lorena Ferrer (2013-14) 30-18 .62515. Jess Woolfolk (2003-07) 60-36 .62516. Jamie Barnes (1978-81) 24-15 .61517. Barbora Vasilkova (2014-15) 16-10 .61518. Terri Olson (1981-83) 20-13 .606

S I N G L E - S E A S O N D O U B L E S R E C O R D

No. 1 Doubles (Minimum 10 Matches)1. J. Barnes-S. Brown (1980-81) 7-3 .700 2. T. Matthews-J. Frank (1994-95) 18-9 .6673. A. Arick-C. Mondell (1989-90) 9-6 .600 L. Brown-T. Dumansky (1999-2000) 6-4 .6005. D. Lewis-M.Scott (1998-99) 13-9 .5916. B. Allen-T. Olson (1982-83) 6-5 .5457. N. Shakhnazarova-L. Williams (2014-15) 8-7 .5338. E. Otanke-K. Parsons (2005-06) 10-10 .500 S. Knouse-T. Dumansky (1997-98) 10-10 .500 L. Brown-E. Weichert (2001-02) 9-9 .500

No. 2 Doubles (Minimum 10 Matches)1. D. Lewis-M. Scott (1997-98) 17-4 .8102. T. Matthews-J. Frank (1993-94) 12-5 .706 N. Lizana-A. Samlin (2011-12) 12-5 .7064. E. Izaguirre-B. Patzer (2005-06) 11-5 .6885. T. Matthews-J. Frank (1992-93) 13-6 .6846. A.J. Gomer-R. van Oorschodt (2014-15) 8-4 .6677. S. Knouse-T. Dumansky (1998-99) 13-7 .6508. N. Lizana/A. Burke (2012-13) 7-4 .6369. A. Scatuorchio-J. Woolfolk (2006-07) 9-8 .52910. S. Pignatelli-A. Sharp (2001-02) 8-8 .500

No. 3 Doubles (Minimum 10 Matches)1. J. Frank-R. Jourdan (1991-92) 10-1 .9102. K. Schmidt-P. Owen (1980-81) 9-1 .9003. A. Scatuorchio-J. Woolfolk (2005-06) 11-5 .6884. C. Riggleman-K. Cahill (1989-90) 8-4 .6675. E. Izaguirre-C. Ng (2006-07) 10-6 .6256. M. Sugar-Butter-J. Woolfolk (2003-04) 8-6 .5717. T. Walker-M. Berg (1988-89) 6-5 .545 L. Morgan-J.Rosenberg (1992-93) 6-5 .5459. K. Long-S. Dumansky (2001-02) 8-7 .533

Saitaua Iosia led the CAA in service aces per set (0.43) and ranked second in kills per set (4.10).

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Amanda Scatuorcho (2004-08) had 56 singles victories during her career.

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Year By Year Records Season W–L Coach Remarks1976-77 5-1 Mary Ann Duncan 3rd in MAIAW Tour.

1977-78 7-6 Mary Ann Duncan

1978-79 8-4 Mary Ann Duncan 2nd in MAIAW Tour.

1979-80 7-6 Tom Menihardt 3rd in MAIAW Tour.

1980-81 11-3 Ellie Jones 1st in MAIAW Tour.

1981-82 11-6 Bruce Vasey 1st in MAIAW Tour.

1982-83 1-10 Bruce Vasey 4th in ECC Tour.

1983-84 2-7 Tom McDermott 7th in ECC Tour.

1984-85 4-9 Connie Blouse 5th in ECC Tour.

1985-86 3-8 Diane Smith 4th in ECC Tour.

1986-87 6-6 Diane Smith 5th in ECC Tour.

1987-88 6-6 Dr. John McCleary 6th in ECC Tour.

1988-89 3-8 Jim Shepard 6th in ECC Tour.

1989-90 3-7 Ken Volk 7th in ECC Tour.

1990-91 6-4 Ken Volk 4th in ECC Tour.

1991-92 4-3 Ken Volk 2nd in ECC Tour.

1992-93 16-5 Ken Volk 6th in Big South



1995-96 8-4 Ken Volk 6th in North Atlantic

1996-97 20-3 Ken Volk 3rd in AMERICA EAST

1997-98 13-5 Ken Volk 4th in AMERICA EAST

1998-99 16-9 Ken Volk 4th in AMERICA EAST

1999-00 7-11 Denis Rende 7th in AMERICA EAST

2000-01 7-14 Jacqueline Bunting 6th in AMERICA EAST

2001-02 11-8 Peter Walten CAA Quarterfi nalists








2009-10 4-19 Doug Neagle CAA Quarterfi nalists






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Tigers’ Coaching Records

Name Years Seasons Remarks Pct.

Ken Volk 1989-99 10 106-60-1 .639

Peter Walten 2001-09 8 86-103 .455

Doug Neagle 2009-pres. 6 65-69 .485

Mary Ann Duncan 1976-79 3 20-11 .645

Bruce Vasey 1981-83 2 12-16 .429

Ellie Jones 1980-81 1 11-3 .786

Diane Smith 1985-87 2 9-14 .391

Tom Meinhardt 1979-80 1 7-6 .538

Denis Rende 1999-00 1 7-11 .389

Jacqueline Bunting 2000-01 1 7-14 .333

John McCleary 1987-88 1 6-6 .500

Connie Blouse 1984-85 1 4-9 .308

Jim Shepard 1988-89 1 3-8 .273

Tom McDermott 1983-84 1 2-7 .222

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Honor RollC O L O N I A L AT H L E T I C A S S O C I AT I O N H O N O R S

All-CAA 2015 Nicole Shakhnazarova (2nd Team)2009 Caitlin White (2nd Team)

CAA All-Academic Team2015 Cailey Easdale 2014 Lorena Ferrer

A M E R I C A E A S T C O N F E R E N C E H O N O R S

All-America East 2001 Lindsay Brown Sarah Dumansky Emily Weichert 2000 Terry Dumansky Megan Scott1999 Stephanie Knouse1998 Stephanie Knouse

America East Scholar Athlete 2000 Terry Dumansky1999 Stephanie Knouse 1998 Stephanie Knouse1997 Stephanie Knouse

Conference Champions 1991 Rachel Jourdan, No. 5 Singles Rachel Jourdan - Jen Frank, No. 3

Doubles1990 April Jourdan - Beth Flaks, No. 3

Doubles 1982 Terri Olson, No. 1 Singles Kelly Schmidt, No. 3 Singles

Caitlin White earned Second Team All-CAA honors in 2009.

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