2012 Media Guide

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2012 Media Guide

GeorgiaStateSports.Com
PANTHERS
University Information
Table of Contents
Georgia State
Georgia State University
4-5
Georgia State Campus
6-7
City of Atlanta
8-9
Campus Housing
10-11
Student-Athlete Development12-13
President Dr. Mark P. Becker
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Director of Athletics Cheryl Levick15
Athletics Administration
16
2010-11 GSU Athletics
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Athletic Facilities
18-19
Sports Medicine
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The CAA
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Georgia State Women’s Tennis
Roster
Team Photo
Quick Facts
2012 Spring Schedule
2010-11 Statistics
2010-11 Schedule & Results
2011 Fall Review
2011 Spring Preview
Coaching Staff
Support Staff
Meet the Panthers
Player Bios
Program History
Awards & Accolades
Year-by-Year Results
2012 Opponents
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26
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28-30
31-34
35-39
40
41
42-53
54
55-57
58-63
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Location
Atlanta, Ga.
Founded
1913
Enrollment
33,000
Mascot
Panthers
Colors
Blue & White
Affiliation
NCAA Division I
Conference
CAA
President
Dr. Mark P. Becker
Director of Athletics Cheryl L. Levick
Women’s Tennis Information
Head Coach
Miha Lisac
Record at GSU
44-31
Alma Mater
Georgia State, ‘05
Office Phone
404-413-4072
Office Fax
404-413-4001
Email
mlisac@gsu.edu
Home Facility
Sharon E. Lester
Tennis Center
Location
Piedmont Park (Atlanta)
2010-11 Season Review
2010-11 Record
15-4
2010-11 CAA Finish
L, 2-4 Final
CAA Championships
Returning Players
5
Newcomers
2
Sports Communications
Associate AD
Email
Phone
Allison George
ageorge@gsu.edu
404-413-4032
Assistant AD
Email
Phone
Charlie Taylor
ctaylor@gsu.edu
404-413-4031
Associate SID
Email
Phone
Mike Holmes
rholmes@gsu.edu
404-413-4033
Assistant SID
Email
Phone
Ned Colegrove
ecolegrove@gsu.edu
404-413-4166
Tennis Contact
Randy Lieberman
Email
rlieberman1@gsu.edu
Cell Phone
570-460-6464
Office Phone
404-413-4034
Fax
404-413-4035
Credits
A special thanks to Allison George,
Charlie Taylor, Mike Holmes and all
previous SIDs for their records.
2011-12 GEORGIA STATE WOMEN’S TENNIS
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S
ince beginning his tenure as
Georgia State University’s seventh president on Jan. 1, 2009,
Mark P. Becker has launched a major
strategic planning initiative focused on
positioning the university, as it sets its
sights on its second century, to become
one of the nation’s premier urban universities. Embracing its commitments to
recognized excellence in education and
research, as well as its unique location
in and commitment to Atlanta, the university is poised to rise to new levels of
accomplishment and impact.
Under Becker’s leadership, GSU in
2011 approved and began implementation of its 10-year Strategic Plan, whose
mission is to position Georgia State “as
a dynamic academic community where
teaching and research combine to produce leaders and create solutions to conquer the challenges of the 21s century.”
In 2010 Becker oversaw the
launching of the Second Century Initiative for faculty excellence, most often
referred to as “2CI.” This initiative is
recruiting 100 additional faculty members to Georgia State over five years to
build internationally recognized scholarly strength and critical mass in areas
of priority.
Seeking to recognize the importance
and influence of international commerce and technology for Georgia State
students and researchers, Becker has
worked to enhance Georgia State Uni-
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versity’s global reach, the cornerstone of
which was the opening of GSU’s Confucius Institute in 2010, a partnership with
the Beijing Language and Culture University and one of the first business-oriented Confucius Institutes in the United
States.
In addition, Becker leads a diverse
university whose undergraduate academic profile continues to rise, and a
number of the university’s excellent
graduate programs enjoy strong national
rankings.
Becker also has overseen a number
of physical improvements and enhancements including: the opening of the
Parker H. “Pete” Petit Science Center;
the university’s first freshman housing
and dining complex, to be followed
by the Piedmont North housing and
dining complex coming on line this fall;
the construction of on-campus Greek
housing; and the purchasing of land for
future growth and expansion in downtown Atlanta.
Prior to his appointment to Georgia
State, Becker served as executive vice
president for academic affairs and
provost at the University of South
Carolina.
Before assuming that role, Becker
spent three years at the University of
Minnesota as a biostatistics professor,
dean of the School of Public Health and
assistant vice president of Public Health,
Preparedness and Emergency Response.
From 1989 to 2000, Becker was a
professor and associate dean for academic affairs at the University of Michigan’s School of Public Health. He also
has held academic appointments at the
University of Washington, the University of Florida and Cornell University.
Becker earned his bachelor’s degree in
mathematics from Towson State University and his doctorate in statistics from
the Pennsylvania State University.
Active in the Atlanta community,
Becker is a member of the Central
Atlanta Progress Executive Committee;
Atlanta Committee for Progress Board
of Directors; Georgia Aquarium Board;
Woodruff Arts Center Board of Trustees;
Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors; Georgia Chamber of
Commerce Board of Directors; Georgia
Research Alliance Board of Trustees;
Commerce Club Operating Board;
ARCHE (Atlanta Regional Council for
Higher Education) Board; the Coalition
of Urban Serving Universities Board of
Directors; and the World Affairs Council
of Atlanta Board of Directors.
During his career, Becker has been
involved in several professional associations, including the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the
International Biometric Society and the
American Statistical Association, where
he is a fellow. He has been principal
investigator on research grants from the
National Institutes of Health and the
National Science Foundation, and he has
published extensively in leading journals
of medicine, public health, and statistics.
Becker has served on a number of editorial boards, was co-editor of Sociological
Methodology, and was a guest editor for
Sociological Methods and Research and
for the Journal of the American Statistical Association.
Becker and his wife, Laura Voisinet,
have two grown children, Matthew and
Julia.
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harged with leading Georgia State
University athletics in an era of
unprecedented growth, Director of
Athletics Cheryl L. Levick is changing the
face of Panther athletics with the historic
launch of Georgia State football and the
development of the overall program.
Under Levick’s leadership, the inaugural
football season of 2010 was an unqualified success as the first-year team posted a
winning record on the field while averaging
nearly 17,000 fans for home games at the
Georgia Dome. As a result, Georgia State
received tremendous positive exposure,
both locally and nationally.
Levick’s first two-plus years on the job
have been marked by dramatic upgrades in
facilities and fund-raising. Annual giving
to the Panther Athletic Club has increased
more than ten-fold, and the two largest gifts
in the history of GSU athletics have been
secured. Construction projects include the
GSU Football Practice Complex, new facilities for strength and conditioning and sports
medicine, and upgrades to every venue used
by the Panthers.
Her forward thinking is evident in her
reorganization of the GSU Athletics Association and the ambitious, six-year strategic
plan she has developed for the future of
Georgia State athletics.
With Levick at the helm, Georgia State’s
athletic programs are rising in stature in
the Colonial Athletic Association. Since her
arrival, GSU has claimed six CAA team titles
and 16 individual conference crowns while
boasting nine CAA Scholar-Athlete of the
Year honorees. GSU student-athletes have
also excelled in the classroom, maintaining
a cumulative grade point average over 3.0
while completing more than 5,000 hours of
community service in 2010-11.
With a resume of experience and
success at prestigious athletics programs
across the nation, Levick came to Georgia
State in March 2009 from the University of
Maryland, where she served as chief of staff/
executive senior athletic director, overseeing
daily management of the 27-sport program.
Her impressive career includes seven years
as director of athletics at Santa Clara University and Saint Louis University as well as
nearly two decades in senior administrative
positions at Maryland and Stanford University and stints with the Pacific 10 Conference
and the NCAA headquarters.
Levick was named the 2001 Division
I Athletic Administrator of the Year by the
National Association of Collegiate Women
Athletic Administrators (NACWAA). In
2005-06, she received the General Sports
TURF Systems Athletic Director of the Year
Award for the NCAA Division I Central
Region, and she was recognized in both
1998 and 1999 as one of the nation’s Top 25
Female Sports Executives by Street & Smith’s
Sports Business Journal. She is a past president of the NCAA Division I-AAA Athletic
Directors Association.
Before going to Maryland in 2007, she
served three years (2004-07) as director
of athletics at Saint Louis, where she led
the transition from Conference USA to
the Atlantic 10 Conference and served as
the lead fund-raiser for a new $80 million
on-campus arena and practice complex. In
2006, she received the Carl O. Bauer Award
as the top amateur sports figure in the St.
Louis area.
Levick also spent four years (2000-04) as
director of athletics and recreation at Santa
Clara University, where she oversaw a major
renovation of the school’s basketball arena.
The Broncos’ women’s soccer team captured
the 2001 national championship, still the
only NCAA title in school history.
Prior to Santa Clara, Levick worked 12
years at Stanford as senior associate athletic
director and senior woman administrator.
She served as the primary administrator for
33 varsity programs that won 44 national
championships and six straight Sears Cup
titles during her tenure.
Levick previously served as assistant
commissioner of the Pac-10 Conference,
assistant director of communications and
women’s programs at the NCAA, women’s
gymnastics coach and associate athletic
director at Slippery Rock University, and
assistant gymnastics coach and synchronized swim coach at Indiana University. She
began her career at Pattonville Senior High
School in St. Louis, Mo., coaching gymnastics and women’s track.
Levick is a 1974 graduate of the University of Missouri, and she holds a masters
degree in athletic administration from
Indiana University. She has two daughters:
Heather, who is married to Michael Klass,
and Melissa.
THE LEVICK
FAMILY:
(l-r) Michael,
Heather,
Cheryl and
Melissa.
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JAMES GREENWELL
Executive Senior Associate
Director of Athletics
MARVIN LEWIS
Senior Associate Director
of Athletics - Finance &
Administration
JAMIE BOGGS
of Compliance/SWA
DR. ANDREW SUMNER
DENA FREEMAN-PATTON
ALLISON GEORGE
Associate AD Communications
Associate AD - Sports
Medicine & Nutrition
MISTY BROWN
ISAAC FULLARD
TINA KELLY
KEVIN MILLER
CHARLIE TAYLOR
KEVIN WHITE
Faculty Athletics
Representative
Assistant AD AD Operations
Associate AD - Student-Athlete
Development
Assistant AD Corporate Sales
AWILDA RAGLAND
TODD REESER
of Athletics - Development
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Assistant AD 2011-12 GEORGIA
STATE
WOMEN’S TENNIS
Human
Resources
Assistant AD Marketing
Assistant AD Communications
BOB MURPHY
Assistant AD Development
Assistant AD Business
COMPLETE ATHLETICS STAFF DIRECTORY
TIFFANY DANIELS
Senior Associate Director of
Athletics - External Affairs
JOHN PORTLAND
Associate AD - Facilities,
Operations & Events
BEN POLLARD
Assistant AD - Speed,
Strength & Conditioning
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Roster
PANTHERS
2011-12 Roster
Name Alexandra Brouillette
Whitney Byrd
Masa Grgan
E’Ja Jenkins
Maryna Kozachenko
Tereza Lerova
Megan Nelms
Martina Ondrackova
Chaimaa Roudami
Abigail Tere-Apisah
Reba Williams
Ht. Yr.
Hometown (Previous School)
5-2
5-3
5-6
5-7
5-6
5-8
5-4
5-8
5-6
5-6
5-7
Kennesaw, Ga. (North Cobb HS)
Atlanta, Ga. (Auburn Montgomery)
Maribor, Slovenia (Il Gimnazija Maribor)
Columbus, Ohio (Capital)
Kiev, Ukraine (Kiev International School)
Ostrava-Bartovice, Czech Republic (Matigni Gymnazium Ostrava)
Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview HS)
Rapotin, Czech Republic (Private Vocational School of Business Prerov)
Casablanca, Morocco (Groupe Scolaire d’Anfa)
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (Albury HS)
Conyers, Ga. (Heritage)
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Head Coach:
Miha Lisac (Fifth Season)
Assistant Coach:
Lauren Meier
Volunteer Assistant Coach:
Clarence Boyd
by location
Pronunciation Guide
Miha Lisac
Alexandra Brouillette
Masa Grgan
E’ja Jenkins
Maryna Kozachenko
Chaimaa Roudami
Abigail Tere-Apisah
Martina Ondrackova - Czech Republic
MEE-ha LEE-sots
brew-LETT
MA-sha GERR-gan
AY-jah
ma-REE-na
SHAY-ma ROO-da-mee
tear-EE AH-pee-sah
Tereza Lerova - Czech Republic
Maryna Kozachenko - Ukraine
Masa Grgan - Slovenia
Abigail Tere-Apisah - Papua New Guinea
Chaimaa Roudami - Morocco
E’Ja Jenkins - U.S.A. (Ohio)
Megan Nelms - U.S.A. (Georgia)
Alexandra Brouillette - U.S.A. (Georgia)
Whitney Byrd - U.S.A. (Georgia)
Reba Williams - U.S.A. (Georgia)
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Team Picture
PANTHERS
Front Row (L to R):
Alexandra Brouillette, Megan Nelms, Maryna Kozachenko, Chaimaa Roudami, Whitney Byrd
Back Row (L to R):
Head Coach Miha Lisac, E’Ja Jenkins, Martina Ondrackova, Masa Grgan, Abigail Tere-Apisah, Tereza
Lerova, Reba Williams, Volunteer Assistant Coach Clarence Boyd, Assistant Coach Lauren Meier
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2012 Quick Facts
PANTHERS
General Information
School..................................................... Georgia State University
Location.......................................................................Atlanta, Ga.
Founded..................................................................................1913
Enrollment............................................................................32,000
Nickname.......................................................................... Panthers
Colors.................................................. Blue (PMS 286) and White
Affiliation............................................................NCAA Division I
Conference...........................Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
President.............................................Dr. Mark P. Becker/3rd Year
Athletics Director..................................Cheryl L. Levick/3rd Year
Athletics Dept. Phone............................................ (404) 413-4000
History
First Year of Competition........................................ 1976 (36th yr.)
Overall Record........................................................ 296-253 (.539)
Conference Championships..........................................................1
Facility
Sharon E. Lester Tennis Center at Piedmont Park
Location:
Sharon E. Lester Tennis Center
400 Park Dr NE # D
Atlanta, GA 30309
Team Information
2010-11 Overall Record...........................................................15-4
Splits..............................................................Home 4-1, Away 8-2
2010-11 CAA Record.................................................................4-2
Conference Splits...........................................Home 1-0, Away 1-1
2011 CAA Tournament................................. Reached CAA Finals
............................................................. L, 2-4 vs. William & Mary
Final ITA Ranking.....................................................................#65
Coaching Staff
Head Coach............................... Miha Lisac (Georgia State, 2005)
Career Record........................................................................44-31
Record at Georgia State.........................................................44-31
Office Phone........................................................... (404) 413-4072
Fax......................................................................... (404) 413-4001
E-mail................................................................... mlisac@gsu.edu
Assistant Coach......................................................... Lauren Meier
E-mail..................................................................lmeier1@gsu.edu
Volunteer Assistant Coach...................................... Clarence Boyd
Speed, Strength and Conditioning Coach................Devin Vernick
Athletic Trainer.....................................................Jessica Hemsley
Associate AD......................................................... Allison George
Assistant AD............................................................Charlie Taylor
Women’s Tennis Contact.................................... Randy Lieberman
Phone....................................................................... 570-460-6464
Email............................................................rlieberman1@gsu.edu
Website............................................www.GeorgiaStateSports.com
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Roster Information
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/3
Starters Returning/Lost: 4/3
Newcomers: 4
RETURNING STARTERS:
Tereza Lerova.................................... Singles: 10-9, Doubles: 12-6
Martina Ondrackova............................. Singles: 5-5, Doubles: 7-4
Abigail Tere-Apisah.......................... Singles: 14-2, Doubles: 12-2
Maryna Kozachenko......................... Singles: 10-7, Doubles: 13-4
STARTERS LOST:
Katerina Gresova.............................. Singles: 11-7, Doubles: 10-8
Kir Kemp.......................................... Singles: 13-4, Doubles: 10-8
Othilia Lindqvist................................... Singles: 5-4, Doubles: 4-4
NEWCOMERS:
Alexandra Brouillette............................................. Kennesaw, Ga.
Masa Grgan....................................................... Maribor, Slovenia
E’Ja Jenkins......................................................... Columbus, Ohio
Megan Nelms............................................................. Lilburn, Ga.
Chaimaa Roudami....................................... Casablanca, Morocco
Reba Williams............................................................ Conyers, Ga.
2011-12 Roster
Name
Yr.
Alexandra BrouilletteFr.
Whitney Byrd
Jr.
Masa Grgan
Fr.
E’Ja Jenkins
So.
Maryna Kozacehnko So.
Tereza Lerova
Sr.
Megan Nelms
Fr.
Martina Ondrackova Jr.
Chaimaa Roudami Fr.
Abigail Tere-Apisah So.
Reba Williams
Jr.
Ht.
Hometown/Last School
5-2 Kennesaw, Ga. (North Cobb HS)
5-3 Atlanta, Ga. (Auburn Montgomery)
5-6Maribor, Slovenia (Il Gimnazija Maribor)
5-7
Columbus, Ohio (Capital)
5-6 Kiev, Ukraine (Kiv Int. School)
5-8 Ostrava-Bartovice, Czech Republic
5-4
Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview HS)
5-8
Rapotin, Czech Repbulic
5-6 Casablanca, Morocco (Groupe Scolaire d’Anfa)
5-6 Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (Albury HS)
5-7
Conyers, Ga. (Heritage HS)
2010-11 Team Schedule/Results
Date
2/3
2/8
2/9
2/11
2/19
2/20
2/25
2/26
3/7
3/13
3/17
3/20
3/25
3/26
4/3
4/10
4/22
4/23
4/24
Opponent (Ranking)
at Mercer (-/-)
at Brenau (-/-)
at Emory (-/-)
at Mississippi State (-/-)
ETSU (-/-)
Georgia Soutern (-/-)
at Troy (70/-)
at Tulane (70/-)
UNC Wilmington* (70/-)
Yale (-/23)
at Florida State (-/35)
Boston University (-/68)
at Old Dominion* (65/-)
at VCU* (65/37)
at South Alabama (64/-)
at Jacksonville (63/-)
#6 Delaware& (65/-)
#2 VCU& (65/35)
#1 William & Mary& (65/44)
Rankings listed Georgia State/Opponent
*-CAA Opponent
&-CAA Championship match
W-L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
Score
6-1
7-2
6-3
4-2
4-3
6-1
6-1
4-3
5-2
2-5
2-5
4-3
4-3
2-5
7-0
5-2
4-0
4-2
2-4
2012 Spring Schedule
PANTHERS
Sat., Jan 21
at Furman
at Greenville, S.C.
11:00 a.m.
Sun., Jan 22
Wake Forest
at Winston-Salem, N.C.12:00 p.m.
Fri., Jan 27
Georgia Tech
at Atlanta, Ga.
2:00 p.m.
Sat, Jan 28
William & Mary/South Carolina at Atlanta, Ga.
TBA
Thu., Feb 9
ETSU
Piedmont Park
2:00 p.m.
Sun., Feb 19
at Winthrop
at Rock Hill, S.C.
10:00 a.m.
Sat., Feb 25
at UNC Wilmington*
at Wilmington, N.C.
11:00 a.m.
Mon, Feb 27
at Sacramento State
at Sacramento, Calif.
6:00 p.m.
Wed., Feb 29
at UC Santa Barbara
at Santa Barbara, Calif.
4:30 p.m.
Fri, Mar 2
at Fresno State
at Fresno, Calif.
2:00 p.m.
Tue, Mar 6
Samford
Piedmont Park
2:00 p.m.
Fri, Mar 9
Mercer
Piedmont Park
10:00 a.m.
Fri, Mar 9
Jacksonville State
Piedmont Park
3:00 p.m.
Mon, Mar 12
North Florida
Piedmont Park
2:00 p.m.
Sat, Mar 17
at South Carolina
at Columbia, S.C.
1:00 p.m.
Wed, Mar 21
Kennesaw State
Piedmont Park
2:00 p.m.
Fri, Mar 30
at VCU*
Richmond, Va.
2:00 p.m.
Fri, Apr 06
Alabama State
Piedmont Park
6:00 p.m.
Sun, Apr 08
at USF
at Tampa, Fla.
11:00 a.m.
Fri, Apr 20-Sun, Apr 22
CAA Championships
at Norfolk, Va.
TBA
Fri, May 11-Sun, May 13 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds
at TBA
TBA
Fri, May 18-Mon, May 28 NCAA Championships
at Athens, Ga.
TBA
*Denotes CAA Match
Home Matches in Bold
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Statistics
PANTHERS
2010-11 Statistics
Georgia State University Women's Tennis
Georgia State Season Statistics ( Jan 17, 2012)
Overall record: 15-4 • Conference: 4-2 • Region: 0-0 • Home: 4-1 • Away: 8-2 • Neutral: 3-1
vs National ranked: 2-4 • vs Regional ranked: 0-0
vs
SINGLES
Overall
Dual
Tour
Conf
1
2
3
4
5
6
Katerina Gresova
11-7
11-7
0-0
4-2
---
3-0
3-4
5-3
---
---
0-1
Kir Kemp
13-4
13-4
0-0
3-2
---
---
---
2-0
9-4
2-0
Maryna Kozachenko
10-7
10-7
0-0
2-3
---
---
6-4
4-3
---
---
Tereza Lerova
10-9
10-9
0-0
2-4
7-6
3-3
---
---
---
---
Strk
10
0-0
L1
5-5
0-0
0-0
L1
6-3
0-0
0-0
L1
3-6
0-0
0-0
L2
3-7
Othilia Lindqvist
5-4
5-4
0-0
0-1
---
---
---
---
1-0
4-4
0-0
0-0
W1
5-4
Martina Ondrackova
5-5
5-5
0-0
1-1
---
---
0-1
1-1
2-1
2-2
0-0
0-0
W2
4-4
Abigail Tere-Apisah
14-2
14-2
0-0
6-0
5-1
9-1
---
---
---
---
1-1
0-0
W3
8-2
Vi Truong
1-2
1-2
0-0
0-0
---
---
---
---
0-1
1-1
0-0
0-0
W1
1-2
69-40
69-40
0-0
18-13
12-7
15-4
9-9
12-7
12-6
9-7
1-2
0-0
.633
.633
.000
.581
.632
.789
.500
.632
.667
.562
.333
.000
Totals
Percentage
vs
DOUBLES TEAMS
Kir Kemp/Tereza Lerova
Last
ranked
Overall
Dual
Tour
Conf
1
2
3
Nat'l Reg'l
8-5
8-5
0-0
0-3
6-3
2-2
---
0-0
0-0
Strk
10
L2
5-5
1-2
Katerina Gresova/Maryna Kozachenko
1-2
1-2
0-0
0-0
---
1-2
---
0-0
0-0
L2
Othilia Lindqvist/Martina Ondrackova
2-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
---
---
2-0
0-0
0-0
W2
2-0
Othilia Lindqvist/Vi Truong
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
---
---
1-0
0-0
0-0
W1
1-0
Maryna Kozachenko/Abigail Tere-Apisah
12-2
12-2
0-0
5-0
7-1
5-1
---
0-0
0-0
W7
9-1
Katerina Gresova/Martina Ondrackova
3-2
3-2
0-0
0-1
---
---
3-2
0-0
0-0
L1
3-2
Katerina Gresova/Othilia Lindqvist
1-3
1-3
0-0
0-1
---
---
1-3
0-0
0-0
L3
1-3
Katerina Gresova/Vi Truong
1-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
---
---
1-0
0-0
0-0
W1
1-0
Katerina Gresova/Tereza Lerova
4-1
4-1
0-0
2-1
---
4-1
---
0-0
0-0
W1
4-1
Kir Kemp/Martina Ondrackova
2-2
2-2
0-0
0-2
---
---
2-2
0-0
0-0
L2
2-2
L1
0-1
Kir Kemp/Othilia Lindqvist
Totals
Percentage
*
*
*
Last
ranked
Nat'l Reg'l
*
*
*
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-1
---
---
0-1
0-0
0-0
35-18
35-18
0-0
8-9
13-4
12-6
10-8
0-0
0-0
.660
.660
.000
.471
.765
.667
.556
.000
.000
Date
Opponent
Feb 03, 2011
at Mercer
Feb 08, 2011
at Brenau University
Feb 09, 2011
at Emory
Feb 11, 2011
at Mississippi State
Feb 19, 2011
ETSU
Feb 20, 2011
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
Feb 25, 2011
at Troy University
Feb 26, 2011
vs Tulane
Mar 07, 2011
UNCW
Mar 13, 2011
#23 YALE
Mar 17, 2011
at #35 Florida State
Mar 20, 2011
#68 BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Mar 25, 2011
at Old Dominion
Mar 26, 2011
at #37 VCU
Apr 03, 2011
at South Alabama
Apr 10, 2011
at Jacksonville
GEORGIA STATE WOMEN’S TENNIS
2622, 2011 2011-12
Apr
vs Delaware
Apr 23, 2011
vs #35 VCU
Apr 24, 2011
vs #44 William & Mary
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
Score
6-1
7-2
6-3
4-2
4-3
6-1
6-1
4-3
5-2
2-5
2-5
4-3
4-3
2-5
7-0
5-2
4-0
4-2
2-4
Overall
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
6-0
7-0
8-0
9-0
9-1
9-2
10-2
11-2
11-3
12-3
13-3
14-3
15-3
15-4
Conf
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-1
2-1
2-1
3-1
4-1
4-2
Nation Region
2011-12 Statistics
#70
#70
#61
#65
#65
#64
#65
#65
#65
Results
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2010-11 Results
Georgia State University Women's Tennis
Georgia State Season Results ( Jan 17, 2012)
Overall record: 15-4 • Conference: 4-2 • Region: 0-0 • Home: 4-1 • Away: 8-2 • Neutral: 3-1
vs National ranked: 2-4 • vs Regional ranked: 0-0
Date
Feb 03, 2011
Feb 08, 2011
Feb 09, 2011
Feb 11, 2011
Feb 19, 2011
Feb 20, 2011
Feb 25, 2011
Feb 26, 2011
* Mar 07, 2011
Mar 13, 2011
Mar 17, 2011
Mar 20, 2011
* Mar 25, 2011
* Mar 26, 2011
Apr 03, 2011
Apr 10, 2011
* Apr 22, 2011
* Apr 23, 2011
* Apr 24, 2011
Opponent
at Mercer
at Brenau University
at Emory
ETSU
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
at Troy University
vs Tulane
UNCW
#23 YALE
at #35 Florida State
#68 BOSTON UNIVERSITY
at Old Dominion
at #37 VCU
at South Alabama
at Jacksonville
vs Delaware
vs #35 VCU
vs #44 William & Mary
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
Score
6-1
7-2
6-3
4-2
4-3
6-1
6-1
4-3
5-2
2-5
2-5
4-3
4-3
2-5
7-0
5-2
4-0
4-2
2-4
Overall
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
6-0
7-0
8-0
9-0
9-1
9-2
10-2
11-2
11-3
12-3
13-3
14-3
15-3
15-4
Conf
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-1
2-1
2-1
3-1
4-1
4-2
Nation Region
#70
#70
#61
#65
#65
#64
#65
#65
#65
2011-12 Schedule/Results
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Fall Season Review
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2011 Fall Review
T
he Georgia State women’s tennis
team had a successful fall season
in preparation for the highly-anticipated 2012 spring season.
Thomasville Invitational
Sept. 10-12
Conyers, Ga.
Senior Tereza Lerova won the singles
event and paired with sophomore
Maryna Kozachenko to advance to the
finals of the doubles event to lead the
Georgia State women’s tennis team at
the Thomasville Invitational.
Lerova went 4-0 as the top-seeded
singles player, knocking off Elysia
Ortiz of Florida A&M (6-1, 6-3),
Jacqueline March of the University of
West Florida (7-5, 6-1), her teammate
Kozachenko (6-2, 7-6(3)) and Luiza
Sonnervig, also of UWF, (4-6, 6-3,
10-7). Lerova also won two doubles
matches to finish unbeaten.
Southern Shootout
Sept. 23-25
Conyers, Ga.
The Georgia State women’s tennis
team took five of six singles matches to
highlight the first day of the Southern
Shootout at the Rockdale Tennis Center in Conyers, Ga., on Friday.
GSU’s singles lineup of sophomore
Abigail Tere-Apisah, sophomore Maryna Kozachenko, junior Whitney Byrd,
senior Kir Kemp and junior Martina
Ondrackova all notched victories over
opponents from Jacksonville on the
tournament’s first day.
Tere-Apisah defeated JU’s Aline Staudt
at No. 1 singles 6-4, 6-3. No. 2 singles
player Kozachenko notched a 6-0, 6-3
victory over Gabriela Bartos while No.
3 singles player Byrd won 6-2, 7-6 (0)
over Natalia Melibeu. Kemp took the
No. 4 singles matchup 6-2, 4-6, 6-2
over Harjit Gosal while Ondrackova
won 6-4, 6-1 over Virginia Iwinski.
Tere-Apisah earned a singles victory
for the second-straight day after besting Samford’s Kristin Lewis, 6-4, 6-3
on the second day. Byrd edged Samford’s Rebecca Kirven at No. 3 singles
and Ondrackova added a singles
victory with a 6-0, 4-6, 6-4 win over
Samford’s Jessica Diamond at the No. 5
flight on day two.
The Georgia State women’s tennis team
wrapped up a successful weekend at
the Southern Shootout with several
victories on the final day. Tere-Apisah
and Byrd capped undefeated weeks
with singles victories on Sunday. TereApisah recorded a 6-1, 6-1, win over
South Alabama’s Alina Vollman in the
No. 1 singles slot. No. 3 singles player
Byrd knocked off Ramona Ghermani
of South Alabama 6-3, 6-3.
“It was a good weekend of tennis and
Kozachenko finished 2-1 by beating
Valdosta State’s Jessica Tuggle (6-0,
6-0) and South Alabama’s Ramona Ghermani (7-5, 4-6, 10-5) before falling to
Lerova in the semifinals.
It marks the second consecutive season
the senior from Ostrava-Batovice,
Czech Republic, won the singles event
at the tournament. She went 4-0 and
won in straight sets, 6-0, 6-0 against
Sonnervig last season to claim the title.
Lerova and Kozachenko teamed to
defeat South Alabama’s Ghermani and
Angela Martin 8-1 in the quarterfinal
round and UWF’s Naomi Higa and
Barbara Oliveira 8-3 in the semifinals.
Sophomore Abigail Tere-Apisah and junior Whitney Byrd were honored as
flight winners at the Southern Shootout during the fall season.
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a good challenge for the players,” GSU
head coach Miha Lisac said. “We did
some things well and improved in
singles throughout the weekend.”
Tere-Apisah teamed with Kozachenko
to record an 8-1 doubles victory over
Jacksonville’s Aline Staudt and Gabriela Bartos. Byrd joined Kemp to defeat
Jacksonville’s Natalia Melibeu and
Harjit Gosal, 8-6.
dra Brouilette all earned victories on
the day.
boven and Paige Keating to close the
tournament.
Roberta Allison Fall Classic
Oct. 14-16
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Kemp narrowly missed her chance to
defend her singles title from a year ago
at the Roberta Alison Classic, dropping
a close 6-1, 6-7, 6-2 match to Auburn’s
Taylor Cohen. The top-seeded Kemp
finished the tournament with a 2-1
singles record.
Kozachenko added a win by default
in her No. 2 singles matchup against
South Alabama’s Chane Hines on
Sunday.
Freshman Masa Grgan highlighted
the team’s effort by posting a perfect
3-0 singles record in the flight seven
bracket at the Roberta Allison Fall
Classic. After posting two singles victories the first day, Grgan finished off
Mississippi’s State Petra Ferancova 4-6,
6-3, 6-4 on Saturday to complete her
undefeated weekend.
Samford won the No. 1 and No. 3 doubles flights for the week while South
Alabama won at No. 2. GSU took the
No. 1 and No. 3 singles while Samford’s
Madelie van Rensberg won at No. 2
and South Alabama’s Mary Angela
Martin, Mariya Krachok and Veronika
Kalougina won the fourth, fifth and
sixth singles’ flights respectively.
Grgan teamed with Byrd in the doubles division to post a solid showing
against stiff competition. Grgan and
Byrd dropped the opening match on
the last day to MTSU’s Flavia Nagayama and Yuiri Nomoto 8-5, but battled
back strong to finish off with a victory
in the afternoon. The duo posted an
8-2 win over Mississippi’s Iris Ver-
Byrd battled UAB’s Rachel Daniell
tough but lost a close 6-2, 3-6, 10-8
match to on Saturday.
GSU went 6-1 in one doubles and six
singles matches on the first day at the
Roberta Allison Fall Classic. Grgan
took home three victories on Friday
to lead GSU. She teamed with Byrd
to defeat Mississippi State’s Olesya
Tsigvintseva and Petra Ferancova 8-3
in the doubles event for the Panthers’
first win of the day.
No. 1 seed Grgan also notched two
Atlanta Classic
Oct. 7-8
Conyers, Ga.
had a successful first day at the singlesonly Atlanta Classic on Oct. 7. TereApisah, Byrd and Lerova all notched
victories over foes from Brenau University and Georgia Perimeter College.
Tere-Apisah and Lerova added a win
apiece in the afternoon session on the
first day. Tere-Apisah defeated Theresa
Neumeyer of Brenau 6-0, 6-1 while Lerova knocked off Idia Amen of Georgia
Perimeter 6-4, 6-1.
Georgia State enjoyed an undefeated
day on the final day of the Atlanta
Classic on Oct. 8. Byrd, Kemp, TereApisah, Lerova and freshman Alexan-
Junior Martina Ondrackova recorded two victories in singles at the
Southern Shootout this fall.
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victories in the flight seven bracket.
Grgan defeated Troy’s Lubov Dorafeeva in straight sets, 6-1, 6-1 and beat
Samford’s Emily Mallory in straight
sets in the second round 6-1, 6-3.
Grgan faces off with Ferancova for the
flight seven singles title on Saturday.
Kemp took a first round victory over
Southern Mississippi’s Mackenzie
Oskin 3-6, 6-2, 7-5. She added a comeback 1-6, 6-4, 6-3 win over Samford’s
Jessica Diamond in the second round.
Kemp is the No. 1 seed in flight eight.
Byrd, the No. 1 seed in flight five of the
singles bracket, added a 6-3, 5-7, 6-0
singles win over Northwestern State’s
Andrea Nedorostova in the first round
on Friday.
Outstanding Player.
Byrd and Kemp posted GSU’s lone
doubles victory on Friday, a 8-5 win
over Kennesaw State’s Jana Hueckinghaus and Tamara Plocher. The pair fell
to eventual consolation bracket finalist
Georgia on Saturday.
Overall, Georgia State posetd respectale numbers against difficult competition in the fall. The Panthers went
a combined 35-28 in singles, with
Tere-Apisah leading the way with a 7-1
record.
GSU posted a 8-10 mark in doubles as
four pairs notched two wins apiece in
the fall season.
ITA Regionals
Oct. 21-24
Gainesville, Fla.
Fall Composite Records
Singles
Abigail Tere-Apisah
Tereza Lerova
Whitney Byrd
Maryna Kozachenko
Masa Grgan
Kir Kemp
Martina Ondrackova
Reba Williams
Alexandra Brouilette
Janeei Clark
7-1
7-2
6-5
5-3
4-1
3-8
2-1
1-2
0-3
0-2
Doubles
Lerova & Kozachenko 2-0
Byrd & Grgan
2-1
Tere-Apisah & Kozachenko2-2
Byrd & Kemp
2-3
Lerova & Grgan
0-1
Ondrackova & Williams0-3
had a successful trip to the challenging
2011 USTA/ITA Southeast Regional
Championships in its fall finale.
Byrd, Tere-Apisah and Kozachenko
each notched first-round victories on
Friday before each fell in the second
round to SEC competition. Byrd and
Kozachenko fell to foes from host University of Florida on Saturday at the
Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex.
Grgan notched a straight-set (6-1,
6-3) victory in the first round of
the singles consolation bracket over
Samford’s Naella Wawrinka on Saturday. She fell to eventual consolation
bracket champion Aline Berkenbrock
of North Florida 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 in the
second round. Grgan dropped her first
match of the tournament 6-0, 6-4 to
top-seeded Lauren Embree of Florida,
last season’s NCAA Tournament Most
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Sophomore Abigail Tere-Apisah lost just one match in the fall which came
in a tiebreaker to the ITA Regionals Singles Champion Chelsey Gullickson
of the University of Georgia.
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Season Preview
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2012 Spring Preview
W
ith seven returning letterwinners, including four allconference players, the Georgia State
women’s tennis team enters the 2012
spring 17-match regular season with
a primary goal of claiming a conference championship and avenging its
runner-up finish last season. Georgia
State opens the spring slate on Saturday, Jan. 21 in Greenville, S.C. against
Furman of the Southern Conference
(11:00 a.m.).
The Panthers enter the season ranked
No. 58 in the nation according to the
Intercollegiate Tennis Association
Women’s National Team Rankings announced on Jan. 4. They finished last
season ranked No. 55 after posting a
15-4 record and advancing to the CAA
Championship finals before falling
to No. 44 William & Mary. The team
recorded a school-record nine consecutive victories to open last season on
the way to the 15 wins. The Tribe are
ranked No. 43 to start the 2012 spring,
so the Panthers know what their challenge is this year.
“Our goals are very clear: we want to
end this season in the top 40 rankings
and win the Colonial Athletic Association championship,” Lisac said, “Both
of those goals would qualify us for
NCAA nationals. We don’t just want
to go to nationals, we want to win in
the first round of nationals. This hasn’t
ever been accomplished by the Georgia
State program.”
Several players stood out last year
as the team featured four All-CAA
performers. Leading the effort was
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sophomore Abigail Tere-Apisah who
took home CAA Rookie of the Year,
All-CAA Singles first team, All-CAA
Doubles first team and CAA Championship Most Outstanding Performer
honors last year. Other standouts
included senior Tereza Lerova (AllCAA Singles second team) and sophomore Maryna Kozachenko (All-CAA
Doubles first team).
Following the close defeat vs. William
& Mary in the finals, GSU prepares for
the 2012 season with several returning
starters focused on achieving the expectations set forth by fifth-year head
coach Miha Lisac.
SINGLES LINEUP
GSU returns two All-CAA performers
to the top of its singles lineup in TereApisah and Lerova. The pair alternated
atop the Panthers’ singles lineup last
season, with each posting a winning
record in the No. 1 slot. Tere-Apisah
earned a stellar 14-2 mark last season
in singles, including a 5-1 record at
the top spot. As a freshman, she lost
her lone match at the No. 1 spot to
Jacksonville senior Eve Castaing, the
2010-11 Atlantic Sun Player of the
Year. Tere-Apisah finished the year 8-2
in her final 10 matches.
Lerova returns after earning a 10-9
record last year, including a 7-6 mark
at No. 1 singles. She was named CAA
Co-Player of the Week on Mar. 9 last
year after she helped GSU defeat CAA
rival UNC Wilmington, 5-2, with a
straight-set victory at No. 1 singles.
The Czech Republic native, along with
Senior Tereza Lerova earned AllCAA Second Team Singles last
season. She went 10-9 in singles
and compiled a 12-6 mark in doubles with two different partners
Tere-Apisah, gives Lisac a potent onetwo punch atop the singles lineup.
“Abigail has been and will be our number one player,” Lisac said, “We have
some outstanding players coming back
who can all serve as leaders.”
After losing an important member
to graduation in Katerina Gresova,
the Panthers will look towards a mix
of veterans and newcomers to provide depth to their singles lineup in
2012. Stepping into the void will be
sophomore Maryna Kozachenko who
notched a 10-6 overall record last
season. She arrived just prior to the
start of the spring season and split time
at No. 3 (6-4) and No. 4 (4-3) singles
last year. She was named the CAA
Player of the Week on Feb. 22 after she
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clinched back-to-back matches with
singles victories.
Junior Martina Ondrackova will also
provide valuable depth for GSU this
season. Ondrackova returns this year
after earning a 5-5 record in singles.
She was named to the 2011 Women’s
All-Academic Team at Georgia State.
GSU will expect junior transfer student
Whitney Byrd and freshman Masa
Grgan to step into starting roles in
the singles lineup this season. Byrd
didn’t play in a match last season at
Georgia State after she transferred
from perennial NAIA power Auburn
Montgomery. Byrd went 6-5 in singles
for Georgia State in the fall, including
a first round victory at the ITA Regionals in Gainesville, Fla.
“Even though she is an upper-classmen, we almost feel like we have
another newcomer,” Lisac said of Byrd.
“She will be new to the lineup, but we
don’t expect her to be in the freshmen
waters as far as inexperience. We think
Whitney will step in and show what
she’s capable of right from the start.”
Grgan arrived at Georgia State from
Maribor, Slovenia prior to the fall
semester. She posted solid numbers in
the fall for GSU, going 4-1 in singles
throughout the fall season. She posted
a perfect 3-0 record to win her singles
flight against SEC and Atlantic Sun
competition in her first collegiate action at the Roberta Allison Fall Classic
hosted by the University of Alabama.
She followed that performance by taking a first round match in the consolation bracket at the ITA Regionals. She
lost two matches in the ITA Regionals,
one coming to eventual consolation
bracket champion Aline Berkenbrock
of North Florida after Grgan took the
first set. Then the freshman dropped a
match to top-seeded Lauren Embree
of Florida, last season’s NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player.
Ga., and competed in the Premier TA
Championships in May of 2009 in
Acworth, Ga. The Panthers also welcome walk on Megan Nelms, who was
a four-year starter and star at nearby
Parkview High School in Gwinnnett
County.
“We were fortunate to add Masa in the
fall semester,” Lisac said, “She has provided a stable point so far. She adapted
pretty well to the team and we’re looking forward to seeing what she can
contribute in the spring.”
“Chaimaa has been doing some very
good things in practice and we’re
looking forward to having her contribute,” Lisac said, “We expect all of our
newcomers, which include Alex and
Megan, to contribute this season.
GSU will add two signees to its spring
lineup in Chaimaa Roudami and Alexandra Brouillette. Roudami hails from
Casablanca, Morocco and won the U16
doubles title at the International Junior
Championships of Botswana. Brouillette grew up in nearby Kennesaw,
The Panthers will have a formidable
singles lineup that will try to replicate
the success of last season’s 69-40 (.633)
record.
Junior Whitney Byrd will participate in her first season at Georgia State
after transferring from NAIA power Auburn-Montgomery prior to the
2010-11 season.
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DOUBLES LINEUP
Under Lisac, the Georgia State women’s tennis team has taken pride in
capturing the doubles point in dual
matches. Last year, the Panthers were a
stellar 35-18 overall in doubles matches for a .660 winning percentage.
GSU returns a doubles pair atop its
lineup that can go toe-to-toe with
the best competition in the country.
Tere-Apisah and Kozachenko posted
an outstanding 12-2 record last year,
earning a No. 46 ranking in the ITA
Doubles Team rankings on May 2. The
pair was named an alternate for the
NCAA Doubles Championships and
an All-CAA Doubles First Team selection. The duo went a perfect 2-0 in the
CAA Championships following a regular season in which they won seven
straight matches to close the year.
The Panthers are looking for a second
doubles pair to emerge from its group
of returners and newcomers. Leading
the way is Lerova, who paired with
two different teammates last season
to earn a 12-6 record in doubles. The
team may have found a third doubles
pair this fall in Byrd and Grgan. The
duo earned wins in consecutive rounds
against SEC competition at the ITA
Regionals.
players to be a solid piece of the team,”
Lisac said, “It doesn’t matter where
the points come from, we need to get
four points to win. It’s important for
everyone to contribute to put together
a solid lineup.”
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on Mar. 30. The Panthers also compete
against nationally-ranked Georgia Tech
and either nationally-ranked William &
Mary or South Carolina as part of the
ITA Division I Women’s Kick-Off Weekend held on Georgia Tech’s campus the
weekend of Jan. 27.
In total, GSU will face 10 ranked teams
The Panthers play 12 of their 17
in the 2012 season. This is accentuated
matches in 2012 on the road, including by a west coast trip that pits the Panseven to start the year. Georgia State
thers against three ranked teams in one
opens the spring slate on Saturday, Jan. week in Sacramento State (48), UC San21 in Greenville, S.C. against Furman
ta Barbara (62) and Fresno State (66).
(11:00 a.m.).
Other ranked teams on the schedule are
Georgia Tech (13), South Carolina (28),
The Panthers wait six weeks to finally
William & Mary (43), VCU (35), South
host their home opener at the Sharon
Florida (42), Wake Forest (62) and WinE. Lester Tennis Center at Piedmont
throp (67).
Park against Samford on Tuesday,
Mar. 6 at 2:00 p.m. They will play four “We won’t be overlooking anybody on
straight at home to start March.
our schedule,” Lisac said, “I think it’s
important we understand that if we
GSU plays three CAA foes in the
want to be in the top 40, we have to
regular season, two of which are
play consistently enough to beat good
road contests when it travels to UNC
teams.”
Wilmington on Feb. 25 and to VCU
Doubles play is important for the
Georgia State women’s tennis team as
it went 15-2 last year when taking the
doubles point. GSU will be depending
on new pieces to its lineup to secure
points in dual matches this season.
“As we look at our team now, we realize
that it is important for every one of our
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Sophomore Abigail Tere-Apisah returns after posting a 14-2 mark in
singles udring her freshman year.
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Miha Lisac
Head Coach - Fifth Year
M
iha Lisac, a former player and
men’s assistant coach at Georgia State, begins his fifth season as
head coach of the women’s tennis
program at his alma mater.
Lisac, the 2009 CAA Coach of the
Year, took over the head coaching position in the summer of 2007
after serving as the men’s assistant
coach from 2005-07. He saw the opportunity to lead the program as “a
chance to give back to the school and
the community that helped to raise
me.” Lisac has been associated with
Georgia State tennis for more than a
decade as a student-athlete, assistant
coach and head coach.
In four seasons at the helm, Lisac
has led the women’s program to one
conference title, a CAA Championship finals appearance and two other
berths in the CAA Championship
semifinals. His overall record stands
at 44-31. The highlight of his tenure came in 2009, when he guided
Georgia State to the first NCAA
appearance in school history and was
named CAA Coach of the Year.
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Last year, the Panthers achieved a
No. 55 ranking to finish the season to earn a spot at the national
indoor tournament in the spring.
The tournament takes the top 64
teams in the nation. GSU enjoyed
an outstanding season, advancing
to the CAA Championship finals
and earning a 15-4 overall record,
including an 8-2 mark on the road.
The Panthers earned the No. 3 seed
in the CAA Championships, opening with a 4-0 win over Delaware.
The team then upset No. 35 VCU,
4-2, in the semifinals. The Panthers
won the doubles point in the finals
against William & Mary, but fell 4-2.
Abigail Tere-Apisah was named CAA
Championship Most Outstanding
Performer after going undefeated at
No. 1 singles. It makred the second
time a Georgia State women’s tennis
player received the award, following
Martina Ondrackova in 2009.
In Lisac’s third season as head coach,
the team reached the semifinal round
of the CAA tournament for the third
straight year while producing two allCAA athletes in Diana Nakic (first
team singles, second team doubles),
and Linda Hricistova (second team
doubles). Nakic was named CAA
Co-Player of the Year after a season
in which she went a perfect 17-0 in
singles in dual match play, and she
was selected for the NCAA Singles
Championship.
In 2009, Lisac presided over the most
successful women’s tennis campaign
in Georgia State history as the Panthers captured their first conference
title to reach the NCAA Championships for the first time ever. GSU
posted an 11-5 record and finished
the year with a national ranking of
No. 47.
For his efforts, Lisac was honored as
CAA Coach of the Year. Diana Nakic
was named both Player of the Year
and Rookie of the Year in the conference and was one of four Panthers
on the All-CAA squad, along with
Martina Nitkova (first team singles),
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Dariana Kozmina (second team
singles) and Linda Hricistova (second
team doubles). Nakic also became the
first GSU female to earn selection to
the NCAA Singles Championship.
In his head coaching debut in 200708, Lisac led the Panthers to an 11-9
dual match record and a berth in the
semifinals of the CAA tournament.
Three Panthers earned all-CAA
honors in Dariana Kozmina, Martina
Nitkova and Katerina Gresova.
tennis team to its first league title as
a member of the CAA and an NCAA
berth. That year, Martin Steigwardt
became the first Panther in history
to compete in the NCAA Singles
Championship. The 2007 squad set
the school record for dual match
victories with a 19-5 mark and ended
the season ranked No. 36 in the
country.
Lisac, whose name is pronounced
MEE-ha LEE-sots, was born and
raised in Velenje in the European
nation of Slovenia, where he was
ranked among the country’s top 10
juniors.
A 2005 graduate of Georgia State,
Lisac lettered four years for the
Panthers and was a two-time All-Atlantic Sun Conference selection and
a four-time recipient of conference
academic honors.
Lisac’s coaching style is one that is
focuses on developing the total student-athlete, stressing the importance
of achievement in the classroom as
well as on the court. As a result, the
women’s tennis team has excelled in
the classroom, consistently posting
one of the top grade point averages
among all GSU teams.
Each of the last two seasons, the
women’s tennis program has posted
the highest GPA among all GSU
teams, including a 3.35 for the spring
of 2010 and a 3.56 in the spring of
2009. In Lisac’s three years, 14 Panthers have received the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award.
In back-to-back years, Women’s
tennis standouts Mateja Podgorsek
(2008) and Martina Nitkova (2009)
won Georgia State’s High Five Award
as the female student-athlete with
the highest GPA. Podgorsek was also
named to the CoSIDA Academic AllDistrict second team in 2008, while
Nitkova was honored as the 2009
CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year for
women’s tennis.
Before moving to the head coaching
position, Lisac worked under Nick
Brochu, former head coach for the
men’s tennis squad, for two seasons.
In 2007, Lisac helped guide the men’s
THE LISAC FILE YEAR-BY-YEAR
SeasonSchool Record 2011 GSU
15-4
2010 GSU
6-12
2009 GSU
11-5
2008 GSU
12-10
Accomplishments
Reached the CAA Championship Finals
Reached the CAA Championship Semifinals
NCAA Tournament Appearance
CAA Champions
2009 CAA Coach of the Year
Reached CAA Championship Semifinals
Total at GSU: 44-31
Career Overall Record: 44-31 Winning Percentage: .587
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PANTHERS
Lauren Meier
Assistant Coach - First Year
Kentucky, ‘11
degree, assisting Kentucky’s women’s
tennis program and completing an
internship at UK Sports Marketing last
spring.
L
auren Meier begins her second
season with the Georgia State
women’s tennis program under fifthyear head coach Miha Lisac. It will be
her first season as a full-time assistant
coach after she spent the 2010-11 season as a volunteer assistant.
Lisac named Meier the assistant coach
for the Georgia State women’s tennis
program on Jan. 13, 2012. She will assist with all aspects of the program.
Meier advanced to the NCAA Tournament Third Round in her freshman
season at Kentucky in 2008. She helped
the team earn three upset victories
on the year. She was the tournament
champion at the Roberta Allison Fall
Classic in Tuscaloosa, Ala. during
her sophomore season in 2009. She
won seven consecutive matches and
notched a key victory against Florida
to help the Wildcats defeat the Gators
She brings high-level Division I
playing and coaching experience to
Georgia State. She spent the last four
years at the University of Kentucky
where she earned her bachelor’s degree
in marketing from in May 2011. Meier
was a four-year member of the women’s tennis team at Kentucky and was
a student assistant during her senior
year.
Meier comes to Georgia State after
serving as the assistant coach at Henry
Clay High School in Lexington, Ky.
She helped lead Henry Clay to the state
championships while completing her
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for the second time in program history.
She was a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee at Kentucky
from 2010-11 on the Community
Service team with SAAC.
Prior to Kentucky, Meier was a fivestar recruit by TennisRecruiting.net
and the 22nd ranked recruit in the
nation coming out of Etowah High
School in her hometown of Woodstock, Ga. She was a four-year allcounty selection and a runner up for
the Georgia Senior Athlete of the Year
award. She was a three year Student
Athlete of the Year selection.
PANTHERS
Clarence Boyd
Volunteer Assistant Coach
Year in 2008 and a three-time ITA AllAmerican.
A
2007 graduate of Georgia State,
Clarence Boyd enters his first
season as a volunteer assistant coach
for the women’s tennis team.
Boyd joins fifth-year head coach Miha
Lisac’s staff after working for four years
with the Georgia Tech men’s tennis
team. While at Georgia Tech, Boyd
helped coach Guillermo Gomez as
he became the ACC Freshman of the
Boyd graduated from Georgia State
in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in
psychology. He played four seasons on
the men’s tennis team, earning a 10-16
singles mark and 10-17 doubles record.
He attended Saddlebrook Prep in
Tampa, Fla., prior to enrolling at Georgia State. Boyd is a native of Southfield,
Mich. He has a twin brother, Terrance,
and another brother and sister, Issac
and Tapaiwa, who are also twins.
Inside the Sharon E. Lester Tennis Center at Piedmont Park
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PANTHERS
Women’s Tennis Support Staff
Jamie Boggs
Sports Administrator
of Compliance-SWA
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Randy Lieberman
Jessica Hemsley
Sports Medicine
Jessica Summey
Academic Advisor
Devin Vernick
Strength & Conditioning
PANTHERS
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MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
TEREZA LEROVA
Senior
5’8
Ostrava-Bartovice, Czech Republic
Singles Results
Season
1
2
2010-11
7-6 3-3
2009-10
0-0 3-6
Totals
7-6 6-9
Doubles Results
Season
1
2010-11
6-3
2009-10
1-1
Totals
7-4
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3
4
0-0 0-0
0-1 3-3
0-1 3-3
2
6-3
3-2
9-5
3
0-0
9-1
9-1
5
0-0
0-0
0-0
Dual
12-6
13-4
25-10
6
0-0
0-0
0-0
Dual Spring Fall
10-9
10-9
7-5
6-10
6-10
9-3
16-19 16-19
16-8
Spring
12-6
13-4
25-10
Fall
2-1
10-1
12-2
Overall
14-7
23-5
37-12
Overall
22-13
15-13
37-26
MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
Fall 2011: Posted a 7-2 record
in singles and a 2-1 mark in
doubles in the fall ... Went
4-0 to defend her singles
title at the Thomasville
Invitational to begin the fall
... Advanced to the finals of
the doubles event partnered
with Maryna Kozachenko
... Posted a 3-0 record at the
singles-only Atlanta Classic
... Defeated Idia Amen of
Georgia Perimeter College
6-4, 6-1 in the first round at
the Atlanta Classic ... Earned
a victory on the final day to contribute to an undefeated day
for Georgia State.
sets, 6-0, 6-3...finished the season with an 8-7 doubles
record including a 6-5 record at No. 2 doubles...
Partnered with Katerina Gresova.
Prep: Won a Europe Tennis Association tournament
in singles and doubles in Ostrava, Czech Republic...
Was a winner in the 5-A grade tennis tournament
in doubles and a semifinalist in singles in the Czech
Rebpulic.
Personal: Born on July 28, 1989 in Ostrava, Czech
Republic...Daughter of Martin and Dana Lerova...
Has an older sister Kristina (24)...Enjoys Basketball,
Snowboarding, and Floorball (international floor
hockey that is played in an indoor gym)...Favorite
athlete is Roger Federer.
Spring 2011: Named All-CAA Third Team in singles after
earning a 10-9 record...She was named CAA Player of the
Week on March 9...Lerova played No. 1 and No. 2 singles
earning victories over Christina Lee from UNC Wilmington
and Dorothy Safron from Delaware in conference...Won
four-straight matches at No. 1 singles from Feb. 20-Mar. 7...
Partnered with Kir Kemp and Katerina Gresova to record
a 12-6 mark in doubles...Was ranked as high as No. 37 in
doubles with Kemp after starting the season 5-0...Lerova
went 4-1 in her last five doubles matches with Gresova.
Fall 2010: Had a strong fall season collecting nine victories
including four at the Thomasville Invitational...Won the
singles and doubles titles at the Thomasville Invitational
after defeating Luiza Sonnervig (West Florida) 6-0, 6-0...
Earned two more victories at the Memphis Invitational...
Partnered with Katerina Gresova (3-0) and Kir Kemp (7-1)
to earn a 10-1 doubles record in the fall...Had a seven match
win streak with Kemp including wins over Danielle Terpko/
Mariia Ryzhova (Miss. State), Antonia Foehse Mary Anne
Macfarlane (Alabama), and Jessica Stiles/Marni Venter
(Kentucky)...Made the doubles rankings on 1/5/11 at No. 37
in the nation after a 7-1 record with Kemp in the fall.
Spring 2010: Finished her first season as a Panther with a
6-10 record in singles...She went 3-3 at No. 4 singles including
wins against UNC-Wilmington’s Lindsay Leblang, 7-6 (73), 5-7, 7-6 (7-2), Old Dominion’s Diana Ivanova, 4-6, 6-4,
6-2, and South Alabama’s Jess Courtnell, 6-3, 6-4...Started
the spring season playing at No. 2 singles, finishing with a
3-6 record...Defeated Virginia Tech’s Christin Newman, 2-6,
7-6, 1-0 (11-9), in a three-set tiebreaker on 2/30/10...Also
defeated ETSU’s Kelly Holtzhausen, 7-5, 6-3, and earned a
victory over Georgia Southern’s Natalie Maffett in straight
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MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
WHITNEY BYRD
Junior
5’3
Atlanta, Ga. (Auburn Montgomery)
Fall 2011: Compiled a 6-5
singles record in the fall and
a 4-4 doubles record with
two different partners ...
Went undefeated in singles
at the Southern Shootout
in her first action in the fall
... Notched singles victories
over
opponents
from
Jacksonville, South Alabama
and Samford ... Earned
two singles victories in the
Atlanta Classic ... Earned
a 8-2 doubles victory with
teammate Masa Grgan over
Mississippi’s Iris Verboven
and Paige Keating on the
first day at the Roberta
Allison Fall Classic ... The
duo defeated Mississippi State’s Olesya Tsigvintseva and Petra
Ferancova 8-3 the next day ... Earned a first round victory at the
ITA Regionals before falling in the second round to reigning ITA
Southeast Region Rookie of the Year Olivia Janowicz from Florida.
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2010-11: Transfered to Georgia State
Auburn Montgomery: Was named as a second team NAIA allAmerican in 2010...played two seasons at Auburn-Montgomery...
Played at the No. 2, No. 3, and No. 4 singles positions...She helped
lead her team to the 2009 NAIA National Championship and the
2010 runner-up finish...Was ranked as high as No. 24 in the NAIA
rankings.
Prep: Was a four-star recruit according to Tennis Recruiting.net...
Had a 5-1 record over other four star recruits ... Was ranked as high
as No. 5 in the state of Georgia and No. 52 nationally.
Personal: Full name is Whitney Shanise Byrd...Born on January 8,
1988 in Atlanta...Daughter of Charles and Gladys Byrd...Has twin
brothers Jason (15) and Justin (15)...Father played tennis at GSU
back in the 80’s...Favorite athlete is Mike Vick and favorite sports
team is the Celtics...Majoring in journalism.
MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
MARTINA ONDRACKOVA
Junior
5’8
Brasilia, Brazil
Singles Results
Season
1
2
3
4
5
6
Dual
2010-11
0-0 0-0
0-1 1-1 2-1 2-2
5-5
2009-10REDSHIRT SEASON
2008-09
0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0 0-2 5-2
5-4
Totals
0-0 0-0
0-1 1-1 2-3 7-4
10-9
Doubles Results
Season
1
2
3
Dual
Spring
2010-11
0-0
0-0 7-4
7-4
7-4
2009-10 REDSHIRT SEASON
2008-09
1-0
3-1 4-0
6-1
6-1
Totals
1-0
3-1 11-4
13-5
13-5
Spring
5-5
Fall
0-0
Overall
5-5
5-4
10-9
0-0
0-0
5-4
10-9
Fall
0-3
Overall
7-7
0-0
0-3
6-1
13-8
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MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
Fall 2011: Compiled a 2-1
singles record and paired with
Reba Williams in doubles
matches ... Earned a first
round, 6-4, 6-1, victory over
Jacksonville’s Virginia Iwinski
at the Southern Shootout
to start the fall ... Defeated
Samford’s Jessica Diamond 6-0,
4-6, 6-4 in the second round ...
Battled through injuries in the
third round, but finished the
tournament 2-1 in singles.
Spring 2011: Named to the 2011
women’s All-Academic Team at
Georgia State...She recorded a 5-5 singles mark, playing mostly at
No. 6 singles...She defeated Chelsea Kahle from UNC Wilmington
in a third-set super tiebreaker, 4-6, 7-5, 1-0 (10-8), on March 7...
In the CAA tournament, both of her matches went unfinished as
the matches were decided...In doubles, she partnered with Katerina
Gresova, Othilia Lindqvist and Kir Kemp to post a 7-4 mark...She
started the season by winning four-straight matches in doubles.
Fall 2009-Spring 2010: Had off-season surgery and redshirted
during the 2009-2010 season.
Spring 2009: Named Most Outstanding Performer of the 2009
CAA Women’s Tennis Championship...Was critical in the success
of the Panthers, winning the deciding match in the championship,
defeating VCU’s Mihaela Buena, 6-1, 7-6(7-5) to break the 3-3 tie
and give the Panthers the win...Posted a 2-0 singles mark in the
CAAs and went 1-0 in doubles with teammate Linda Hricistova...
Overall, Ondrackova recorded a 5-4 singles mark, primarily at
No. 6...Partnered with Katerina Gresova, Diana Nakic, Dariana
Kozmina, in doubles to post a 6-1 overall mark...Named to the
Dean’s List.
Fall 2008: Did not compete.
Prep: Attended the Private Vocational School of Business Prerov...
Competed on the Nike Junior Tour International Masters in South
Africa...Won ETA tournaments in Ostrava and Pribram...Won
ITF tournament in Prague in singles...Two-time winner of ITF
tournaments in doubles...Two-time winner of the Czech Republic
Championships in doubles and was a semifinalist in singles...
Member of the Precolor Club Prerov which finished third on the
Czech Republic Team Championship in 2008.
Personal: Born on February 18, 1988 in Sumperk, Czech Republic...
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Daughter of Miroslav and Ludmila Ondrackova...Enjoys tennis,
music, traveling, spinning and running...Chose Georgia State
because of the location and its educational opportunities...Plans
to pursue a degree in business.
MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
MARYNA KOZACHENKO
Sophomore
5-6
Kiev, Ukraine
Singles Results
Season
1
2010-11
0-0
Totals
0-0
Doubles Results
Season
1
2010-11
7-1
Totals
7-1
2
0-0
0-0
3
6-4
6-4
2
6-3
6-3
4
4-3
4-3
3
0-0
0-0
5
0-0
0-0
Dual
13-4
13-4
6
0-0
0-0
Dual
10-7
10-7
Spring
13-4
13-4
Spring
10-7
10-7
Fall
4-2
4-2
Fall
5-3
5-3
Overall
15-10
15-10
Overall
17-6
17-6
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PANTHERS
Regionals.
Fall 2011: Went 5-3 in
singles during the fall and
4-2 in doubles ... Began the
season with a 2-1 singles
mark at the Thomasville
Invitational ... Teamed
with Tereza Lerova to go
undefeated in doubles at
Thomasville ... Earned
three singles victories
and a doubles victory at
the Southern Shootout ...
Won a first-round singles
match, 6-4, 6-4 over Jen
Evans of FGCU at the ITA
Spring 2011: Finished her first season as a Panther with a
10-7 mark, playing mostly at the No. 3 and No. 4 spots...She
started the season winning seven-straight matches and was
named CAA Player of the Week...She helped the Panthers
upset No. 35 VCU in the semifinals of the CAA tournament
after defeating Josefin Hjertquist, an All-CAA performer, 6-2,
7-5, at No. 3 singles...Kozachenko partnered with Katerina
Gresova and Abigail Tere-Apisah to record a 13-4 mark in
doubles...Finished the season with a No. 42 national ranking
with Tere-Apisah and was named to the All-CAA First Team
in doubles.
Prep: At the junior level, reached a ITF ranking of 694
and played in numerous tournaments in Ukraine. Her best
tournament was at the Minsk Cup,
winning three matches.
Personal: Maryna Kozachenko was
born on July 30th, 1992 in Kyiv,
Ukraine...Daughter of Oleg and
Valentyna Kozachenko...Has one
sister...Enjoys Basketball...Favorite
athletes are Roger Federer and Kim
Clijsters...Major is marketing.
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MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
ABIGAIL TERE-APISAH
Sophomore
5’6
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Singles Results
Season
1
2010-11
5-1
Totals
5-1
Doubles Results
Season
1
2010-11
7-1
Totals
7-1
2
9-1
9-1
3
4
0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0
2
5-1
5-1
3
0-0
0-0
5
0-0
0-0
Dual
12-2
12-2
6
0-0
0-0
Dual
14-2
14-2
Spring
12-2
12-2
Spring
14-2
14-2
Fall
2-2
2-2
Fall
7-1
7-1
Overall
21-3
21-3
Overall
14-4
14-4
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PANTHERS
Fall 2011: Posted a 7-1
record during the fall
season in singles and a
2-2 mark with Maryna
Kozachenko in doubles
... Went a perfect 3-0 at
the Southern Shootout
to open the fall ...
Defeated
competition
from Jacksonville, South
Alabama and Samford
... Notched another 3-0
record at the Atlanta
Classic ... Began the ITA
Regionals with a 6-1,
6-1, first-round victory
over Georgia Southern’s
Natalie Maffett ... Dropped a narrow contest to No. 2 seed
and eventual singles champion Chelsey Gullickson from
Georgia 7-6 (4), 1-6, 7-6 (4).
Spring 2011: Named Most Outstanding Performer at the
CAA championships...She was named CAA Rookie of the
Year along with All-CAA First Team in singles & doubles...
Finished her first season as a Panther with one of the best
freshman seasons ever recording a 14-2 mark in singles,
including a 9-1 record at No. 2 singles...She started the
season by winning seven-straight matches and won 11 of
her first 12 matches...She defeated No. 88 Elizabeth Epstein
from Yale, 6-3, 6-3, to earn a ITA national ranking of No.
115...Was named CAA Player of the Week on March 15...She
also finished the season 6-0 against conference opponents,
including a perfect 3-0 in the CAA championships...Played
six matches at No. 1 singles posting a 5-1 mark...Tere-Apisah
partnered with Maryna Kozachenko to record a 12-2 mark
in doubles...Finished the season winning seven-straight
matches and a 7-1 record at No. 1 doubles...Tere-Apisah and
Kozachenko finished the season with a No. 42 ITA national
ranking in doubles.
Prep: A highly touted junior player who was named best
No. 1 player in NSW Australia...Helped the Albury high
school team to back-to-back runner up finishes in all NSW
Australia...Participated in the 2009 Australian Open Junior
Championships and reached the round of 16 before losing to
No. 1 seed Marianne Jodoin, 6-4, 6-2...Earned a career high
ITF junior ranking of No. 124 on Sept. 14, 2009...During her
junior career, she earned 42 singles victories and 45 doubles
wins.
Personal: Abigail Agivanagi Tere-Apisah was born on July
13th, 1992 in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea...Daughter
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of Kwalam Apisah and Verenagi Tere...Has two brothers
Patrick (34) and Lawrence (29)...Also has one sister Marcia
(15)...Comes from a tennis family, father and mother
are coaches...Favorite athletes are Roger Federer, Osafa
Powell, Usain Bolt, and Justin Henin...Favorite sports team
is Brisbane Broncos, rugby squad...Major is health and
physical education.
MEET THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS
Alexandra Brouillette
Freshman
5’2
Kennesaw, Ga.
Prep: Four-year member of North Cobb High School’s
women’s tennis team ... Maintained a GPA all four years
above a 3.5 ... Competed at the Premier TA Championships
at the Kennworth Tennis Center in Acworth, Ga. in May
2009.
Personal: Born on October 30, 1992 in Montreal, Canada
... Daughter of Lucien Brouillette and Lyne Gregoire ...
Has a younger sister Audrey Brouillette ... Was a member
of Model UN and FCCLA in high school ... Enjoys baking
and shopping ... Plans to major in political science with a
concentration in international affairs
Masa Grgan
Freshman
5’6
Maribor, Slovenia
Fall 2011: Earned a 4-1 mark in singles and a 2-2 record in
doubles during the fall ... Began her fall season at the Roberta
Allison Fall Classic and posted a perfect 3-0 singles record
... Won her flight in Tuscaloosa, Ala. in singles ... Teamed
with Whitney Byrd in the doubles division to finish the
tournament with a victory, an 8-2 win over Mississippi’s Iris
Verboven and Paige Keating ... Earned a straight-set (6-1, 6-3)
victory in the first round of the singles consolation bracket at
the ITA Regionals ... Defeated Samford’s Naella Wawrinka
... Fell to eventual consolation bracket champion Aline
Berkenbrock of North Florida 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 in the second
round ... Also lost one other match, 6-0, 6-4 to top-seeded
Lauren Embree of Florida, last season’s NCAA Tournament
Most Outstanding Player ...
Prep/Club: Won the national championship in singles at the
U16 and U18 tournaments...Won national championship
in U14, U16, U18 and seniors...Member of Slovenia
National Team for five years...Helped the national team
take fourth place in World Championships in Prostejov,
Czech Repbulic...Has won ITF tournaments including
the Radenska Open in singles and the Pro Sigma Open in
doubles...Helped club team become national champions in
2006 and 2011 and second place in the nation in 2009.
Personal: Full name is Masa Grgan...Born May 23, 1991 in
Maribor, Slovenia...Daughter of Peter and Vesna Grgan...Is
an only child...Both father and mother are sports professors
and coaches, father coaches soccer while mother coaches
volleyball...Enjoys aerobics, zumba, movies and watching
television...A psychology major.
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PANTHERS
E’Ja Jenkins
Freshman
5’7
Columbus, Ohio
Capital University: Went 1-2 in singles matches last season
at Capital University, an NCAA Division III institution
and member of the Ohio Athletic Conference .... Posted all
singles results in the No. 6 slot ... Also notched a 1-1 record
in doubles at the No. 3 spot ...
and painting ... Majoring in art and photography.
Prep: Attended Gilbert A. Dater High Schoool in Cincinnati,
Ohio ... Graduated in 2010.
Personal: Born on Feb. 20, 1992 in Columbus, Ohio ...
Daughter of Dixon and Jaime Jenkins ... Has two sisters,
Maria (24) and Tai (14) including a twin sister India, and two
brothers, Marcus (27) and Dixon III (12) ... Enjoys drawing
Megan Nelms
Freshman
5’4
Lilburn, Ga.
Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner on Parkview High School’s
women’s tennis team ... Named All-Region in 2008 ... Started
at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles ... Played under head coach
Cheme Broom.
Personal: Born on December 11, 1992 in Lilburn, Ga. ...
Daughter of Greg Nelms and Marcie Hamilton ... Uncle is
former professional baseball pitcher Joey Hamilton (Padres,
Blue Jays, Reds) ... Great uncle was William B. Hartsfield,
former Mayor of Atlanta ... She enjoys running ... Plans to
major in physics.
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PANTHERS
Chaimaa Roudami
Freshman
5’6
Casablanca, Morocco
Prep: Attended Groupe Scolaire d’Anfa in Casablanca,
Morocco ... Won the U16 doubles championship at the
International Junior Championships of Botswana.
Personal: Born on September 13, 1993 in Casablanca,
Morocco ... Daughter of Mohamed and Turia Roudami ...
Has three siblings, Fatima-ezzahri (28), Mohaine (26) and
Fadwa (24) ... Name is pronouned “SHAY-mah, ROO-dahmee” ... Enjoys watching movies and listening to music ...
Intends to major in business.
Reba Williams
Junior
5’7
Conyers, Ga.
Prep: Played four years at Heritage High School in nearby
Conyers, Ga. ... Started and lettered all four years for the
AAAA school ... Played under head coach Brian Smith.
Personal: Born on February 1, 1990 in Norcross, Ga. ...
Daughter of Timothy and Gena Williams ... Has three
siblings, Chandler Bburroughs (20), Heath Williams (19)
and Megan Burroughs (16) ... Majoring in chemistry.
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PANTHERS
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PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
Individual Season-Best Results
1976----Debbie Chamblee
Jane Ashton
1978---- Debbie Chamblee 16 wins
Hope Jackson
11 wins
Lydia Batchelor 10 wins
1983---- Teri Dross
Amy Alsobrook
1984---- Virginia Reynolds
Kim Gainer
16-4
12-8
1989---- Lisa Teer
17-6, #1
1990---- Laura Lee Cooper 10-5, #4
1992---- Janine Landon 10-6, #2
1994--
Monika Kamen 14-5
Janine Landon 14-5
Claudia Renzi 16-1
Anna White
Anne Breiholtz
Martina Nitkova
9-8
1996---- Anna White
10-8, #1
1997---- Uta Dittmer 12-3, #1
1998---- Kristina Jensen 16-4, #5,6
Nina Jansen
12-8, #2
1999---- Ana Kolar
Uta Dittmer
11-5, #3, 4, 5
8-3, #1
2000---- Nina Jansen
12-11, #1, 2, 3
Mojca Pavlinic 13-9, #1
2001---- Jovana Krsikapa 10-8, #2, 3
2002---- Maria Soerensen15-2, #2
2003---- Anne Breiholtz 13-5, #1
Mateja Podgorsek
Annamaria Forgacs
Jovana Krsikapa
Dariana Kozmina
2005---- Mateja Podgorsek
16-8, #4
Anne Breiholtz 15-8, #2
Martina Nitkova13-6, #2
2007---- Martina Nitkova12-8, #1, 2
2008---- Dariana Kozmina
16-6, #1, 2
2009---- Diana Nakic
12-2, #1
2010---- Diana Nakic
17-0, #1
2011---- Abigail Tere-Apisah
14-2, #1, 2
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PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
All-Conference Honors
2011---
Player of the Year
2009/2010
Diana Nakic (CAA)
Abigail Tere-Apisah (First Team Singles, First Team Doubles)
Maryna Kozachenko (First Team Doubles)
Tereza Lerova (Second Team Singles)
Katerina Gresove (Third Team Singles)
Freshman/Rookie of the Year
2011
Abigail Tere-Apisah (CAA)
2009
Diana Nakic (CAA)
2003
Anne Breiholtz (A-Sun)
2010--- Diana Nakic (First Team Singles, Second Team Doubles)
Linda Hricistova (Second Team Doubles)
2009----
Diana Nakic (First Team Singles, Second Team Doubles)
Linda Hricistova (Second Team Doubles)
Dariana Kozmina (Second Team Singles)
Martina Nitkova (First Singles)
Coach of the Year
2009
Miha Lisac (CAA)
1989
Carol Owen (TAAC)
2008---- Katerina Gresova (Second Team Doubles)
Dariana Kozmina (Second Team Single)
Martina Nitkova (First singles, Second Doubles)
2007---- Dariana Kozmina (Second Team)
Martina Nitkova (Third Team)
Rachel Malina/Kozmina (Doubles, First Team)
2006---- Anne Breiholtz (Second Team)
Martina Nitkova (Third Team)
2005---- Anne Breiholtz (First Team)
Annamaria Forgacs (First Team)
Mateja Podgorsek (All-Freshman)
2004---- Anne Breiholtz (First Team)
Annamaria Forgacs (First Team)
2003---- Anne Breiholtz (Second Team)
Annamaria Forgacs (Second Team)
2002---- Maria Soerensen
Klara Miklikova
2001---- Mable Abraham
2000---- Nina Jansen
Mojca Pavlinic
1999---- Uta Dittmer
1998---- Uta Dittmer
Nina Jansen
Ana Kolar
1994---- Monica Kamen
1993---- Monika Kamen
1991---- Reyana Abrahams
1988---- Laura Cooper
Christine Grady
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Sportmanship Award
1991
Lisa Teer (TAAC)
All-Academic Honors
2010-CAA
Tereza Lerova
Diana Nakic
Linda Hricistova
Martina Ondrackova
2009-CAA
Kiara Powell
Diana Nakic
Dariana Kozmina
Martina Nitkova
Linda Hricistova
Martina Ondrackova
2008-CAA
Katerina Gresova
Dariana Kozmina
Rachel Malina
Martina Nitkova
Mateja Podgorsek
Kiera Strickland
2007-CAA
Dariana Kozmina
Rachel Malina
Martina Nitkova
Mateja Podgorsek
Kiera Srickland
2006-CAA
Anne Brieholtz
Diana Cardenas
Rachel Malina
Martina Nitkova
Mateja Podgorsek
Brittany Smith
2005-A-Sun
Anne Brieholtz
Diana Cardenas
Simona Foltyn
Annamaria Forgacs
Mateja Podgorsek
2004-A-Sun
Anna Dolinkska
Simona Foltyn
Annamaria Forgacs
Rebecca Mitchell
2003-A-Sun
Anne Brieholtz
Karine Etienne
Annamaria Forgacs
Rebecca Mitchell
Christina O’Neal
2002-A-Sun
Karine Etienne
Jovana Krsikapa
Klara Miklikova
Mojca Pavlinic
Maria Soerensen
2001-A-Sun
Karine Etienne
Rebecca Mitchell
Mojca Pavlinic
Jovana Krsikapa
2000-TAAC
Karine Etienne
Nina Jansen
Ana Kolar
Jovana Krsikapa
Mojca Pavlinic
1999-TAAC
Uta Dittmer
Nina Jansen
Anna Kristina Jansen
Ana Kolar
Jelen Krsikapa
Mojca Pavlinic
1998-TAAC
Uta Dittmer
Kristina Jensen
Ana Kolar
Jelena Krsikapa
1997-TAAC
Uta Dittmer
Jelena Krsikapa
Ruthy O’Callaghan
Carla Ortiz
Satarra Watts
Mandy Weeks
Peggy Wein
1996-TAAC
Ruthy O’Callaghan
Carla Ortiz
Mandy Weeks
Peggy Wein
1995-TAAC
Uta Dittmer
Janina Erhart
Kerry Morton
Mandy Weeks
Anna White
PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
All-Time Letterwinners
A
Abraham, Mable (1997-2001)
Abrahams, Reyana (1990-91)
Alexander, Sally (1984)
Allen, Ann
Alsobrook, Ellen (1985)
Anhurst, Ann
Antenen, Amy (1985-87)
a
el
h
ac
n
ali
M
B
Ballou, Kathryn
Batchelor, Lydia (1977-78)
Beard, Paula (1986-88)
Beitzell, Teresa (1978)
Belcher, Lisa (1989-92)
Bird, Trish (1976-78)
Breiholotz, Anne (2003-2006)
Bridgman, Marian (1978-81)
Brooks, Alison (1985-87)
Brown, Beth (1978)
Brown, Nancy (1990)
Burns, Garnetta
Byrd, Whitney (2010-
R
d
lan
aS
er
Ki
ck
tri
ll
we
o
aP
ar
Ki
C
H
Haas, Sally (1971)
Hall, Alicia
Hellstrom, Linda (1992-93)
Holbrook, Karen (1985-87)
Holcombe, Diane (1977-78)
Houston, Phyllis
Hricistova, Linda (2008-10)
Hughes, Pat (1978)
Hutchens, Allison
Flack, Patricia
Forgacs, Annamaria (2003-05)
G
Gainer, Kim (1984)
Pavlinic, Mojca (1998-2002)
Payne, Ninette
Podgorsek, Mateja (2005-2008)
Poeet, Jennifer (1986)
Powell, Kiara (2008-09)
R
Jackson, Hope (1977)
Jansen, Nina (1997-2002)
Jensen, Kristina (1997-98)
L
F
P
J
D
Edwards, Sarah
Ellerbee, Tauna
Erhart, Janina (1992-94)
Etienne, Karine (1999)
O’Callaghan, Ruthy (1995-96)
O’Neal, Christina (2003)
Ondrackova, Martina (2008O’Quinn, Rosie
Ortiz, Carla (1995-96)
Owens, Angela (1988)
Owen, Carol (1987-88)
Owen, Kim (1984)
Q
Ingalla, Helen (1978)
K
Daniels, Robin (1980-81)
Dawyn, Motta
Dempsey, Jane
Dielen, Ann (1972-74)
Dittman, Diane (1985)
Dittmer, Uta (1995-99)
Docking, Holly
Dross, Tori (1980-83)
O
I
Cannon, Beth (1984)
Cardenas, Diana (2005-2006)
Chamblee, Debbie (1977-78)
Chamdoni, Nicky (1990-91)
Caudle, Atuna (1985)
Cochrane, Cindy (1991)
Coffey, Carole (1978)
Conneen, Ellen (1991-93)
Cook, Cora (1976-78)
Cooper, Laura (1987-89)
Cooper, Tink (1976-77)
E
*current athletes denoted in bold
George, Priscilla (1978)
Gould, Paula (1978)
Grady, Christine (1987-89)
Gresova, Katerina (2008-11)
Grgan, Masa (2011-
Kamnen, Monika, (1992)
Kennel, Wendy
Kemp, Kir (2010-11)
Kim, Ha
Kolar, Ana (1997-2000)
Kondas, Linda (1976)
Kozachenko, Maryna (2011Kozmina, Dariana (2006-09)
Krsikapa, Jelena (1996-98)
Krsikapa, Jovana (1998-2002)
Landon, Janine (1990-93)
Larson, Janet (1980-83)
Lerova, Tereza (2010Lynch, Connie (1976)
M
Malina, Rachel (2005-07)
Marvin, Tanya
McNeal, Wanda
Miklikova, Klara (2002)
Miller, Paige (1987-89)
Mitcehll, Rebecca (2001-04)
Mize, Diane (1986)
Modric, Susanna (1986)
Morrison, Christine
Morton, Kerry (1994)
N
Nakic, Diana (2008-10)
Nitkova, Martina (2006-09)
Quinvalan, Laura (1981)
Renzi, Claudi (1992-93)
Reynolds, Virginia (1983-84)
Richardson, Karlene (1989)
Rivera, Karmelina (2003-04)
Rosenblatt, Carrie (1980-81)
S
Sackett, Linette (1967)
Schremp, Eve
Showmaker, Leslie (1987)
Siska, Kara
Smith, Brittany (2006-2007)
Smith, Iris
Smith, Linda (1971)
Soerensen, Maria (2002)
Sollows, Candace
Sotolongo, Mercedes (1977-78)
Strickland, Kiera (2005-07)
T
Teer, Lisa (1988-90)
Tere-Apisah, Abigail (2011Toohey, Susan (1990)
Turko, Maria (1978)
V
Van Eck, Judith (1985-86)
Vega, Georgina (1994)
W
Watts, Cynthia (1993)
Watts, Satara (1996)
Wayne, Tamara (1988)
Weeks, Mandy (1994-97)
Wein, Peggy (1994)
Welsh, Beth (1978)
White, Anna (1994-95)
Williams, Lynette (1978)
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PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
*W-L records from 1976-1986 taken from school
yearbooks;
individual match records not available.
3/24
3/25
3/25
4/2
4/6
4/7
4/9
4/10
4/13
1976
Head Coach: Jane Hart
7-5
1977
1989 (16-4, 6-0 NSWAC, 2nd)
Head Coach: Carol Owen
Mercer
2/25
vs Samford
2/6
at Georgia Tech
3/
Valdosta State
3/
at Oglethorpe
3/10
at Jacksonville State
Florida A&M
vs St, John’s
vs Wright State
vs Cincinnati
vs Lafayette
at Coll. of Charleston
Florida International
4/1
Eastern Kentucky
4/2
Presbyterian
4/5
at Samford
4/8
vs Stetson
4/12
at Emory
at Berry
at Columbus
1978
9-9
1979
Head Coach: J. Michael Ash
4-12
1980
Head Coach J. Michael Ash
1981
Head Coach: J. Michael Ash
13-9
1982
Head Coach: Kari Juusela
11-11
1983
12-4
1984
Head Coach: Kim Mosely
8-10
1986
Head Coach: Holly Herman
58
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
1-8
0-6
2-7
0-9
4-5
0-9
0-9
1-8
0-9
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
6-3
6-3
0-9
7-2
9-0
8-1
8-1
4-5
8-1
7-2
5-4
4-5
8-1
4-5
7-2
6-3
8-1
6-3
8-1
9-0
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
1-8
9-0
8-1
1-8
8-1
9-0
4-5
5-1
6-3
6-3
5-1
2-7
2-7
7-2
8-1
4-5
*1990 records incomplete
1985
Head Coach: Kim Mosley
8-10
1988 (8-9, 4-3 NSWAC, 2nd)
1/31
Georgia College
2/13
at Samford
2/23
at Mercer
2/25
at Presbyterian Coll.
3/12
at Georgia Southern
3/21
at UCF
3/22
at Florida A&M
at Flagler
vs Florida Int’l
at Stetson
at UTC
at Emory
at Georgia Tech
vs Austin Peay
at UAB
Agnes Scott
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
9-0
5-4
8-1
5-4
7-2
4-5
7-2
1991 (13-6, 4-2 TAAC, 2nd)
2/2
vs Rollins
2/2
at Mercer
2/3
vs Georgia Southern
2/7
vs AUM
2/8
vs Shorter
2/21
2/25
Stetson
3/1
vs Valdosta State
3/
at Samford
3/9
3/21
at Lander College
3/22
at Furman 3/23
vs Coll. of Charleston
3/24
vs Eastern Kentucky
3/25
at UNC Charlotte
4/6
at AUM
PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
4/
4/10
at Agnes Scott
Emory
W 8-0
W 5-4
*1992 records incomplete
1993 (7-8, 3-3 TAAC)
Head Coach: Sherryl Rouse
Moblie College
2/27
at Georgia Tech
2/27
at Georgia Tech
3/6
at Chattanooga
3/7
vs. Georgia Southern
3/22
Howard
3/24
Wichita State
3/25
Akron
4/2
vs Centenary College
4/3
vs SE Louisiana
4/7
at Emory
4/14
at Samford
TAAC Tournament
4/16
vs. Stetson
4/18
vs. SE Louisiana
4/18
vs. Rollins
1994 (14-4, 6-3 TAAC)
2/18
at Mercer
2/19
vs. Troy
2/19
vs. Florida Atlantic
2/25
UNC Charlotte
3/13
Samford
3/20
Trinity
3/23
vs. Central Conn. St
3/24
vs. Cleveland State
3/24
vs. Eastern Illinois
3/25
vs. Toledo
3/25
vs. Northeastern
3/29
SW Louisiana
4/1
vs. SE Louisiana
4/2
vs. Centenary
4/13
at Georgia Tech
TAAC Tournament
4/23
vs. Central Florida
4/23
vs. Centenary
4/24
vs. SE Louisiana
1995 (11-4, 4-2 TAAC)
Jacksonville
Florida Atlantic
Winthrop
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
1-5
2-7
4-5
4-5
6-0
8-1
5-4
4-5
3-6
6-3
3-6
8-1
4-5
W 5-4
L 3-6
W 5-3
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
5-1
5-1
5-4
7-2
4-5
6-3
9-0
7-0
8-1
7-2
5-0
3-6
5-4
5-4
6-3
L 4-5
L 4-5
W 5-2
W 6-3
W 7-2
W 5-4
Samford
Southeastern LA
West Virginia
Springfield College
Central Conn. State
Eastern Michigan
Central Florida
Troy
UT-Chattanooga
Central Florida
Florida Atlantic
Stetson
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
4-5
6-1
3-5
9-0
5-4
7-2
4-5
9-0
8-1
1-7
8-0
6-3
1996 (5-9, 4-4 TAAC)
2/24
L 1-8
3/1
at Ten. Chattanooga
L 1-8
3/2
vs Charleston
L 0-9
3/16
vs Campbell
W 5-3
3/17
vs Drake
L 1-8
3/23
vs Central Conn,
L 3-6
3/24
vs Toledo
W 5-4
3/31
Troy
Postponed
4/3
at Shorter College
L 1-5
4/9
at Emory DNP
4/10
at Mercer
W 5-4
4/11
vs Centenary
L 1-5
4/12
vs Stetson
L 1-5
4/12
at Mercer
W 5-2
4/12
at Mercer
W 5-2
4/21
Troy
L 3-5
1997 (5-12, 5-6 TAAC)
Head Coach: Chuck McCuen
2/17
Mercer
2/18
at Georgia College
3/3
Florida Atlantic
3/6
UT-Chattanooga
3/7
College of Charleston
3/21
at Stetson
3/22
at Central Florida
3/24
at Flagler
3/28
Campbell
3/29
at Troy
4/3
at Mercer
4/3
at Mercer
4/5
at Samford
4/7
at Emory
4/8
Jacksonville State
TAAC Tournament
4/10
vs. SE La.
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
9-0
0-8
3-6
1-8
2-7
3-6
2-7
3-6
5-4
4-5
7-2
7-2
4-5
4-5
4-5
W 6-0
59
PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
4/10
vs. Central Florida
1998 (15-6, 7-3 TAAC)
1/15
Jacksonville State
1/31
at Furman
2/6
Georgia Southern
2/7
at Florida A&M
2/24
at Jacksonville
2/27
Troy
2/28
Charleston Southern
3/6
Hampton
3/10
Georgia College
3/20
at UCF
3/21
at FAU
3/25
at UT-Chattanooga
3/28
at Campbell
4/1
at Emory
4/2
Mercer
4/5
at Coll. of Charleston
4/10
Samford
4/14
at Georgia Tech
TAAC Tournament
4/15
vs. Stetson
4/15
vs. FAU
4/15
vs. UCF
1999 (9-7, 6-0 TAAC)
1/16
Jacksonville State
1/30
at Georgia Tech
1/31
at Georgia
2/3
at Furman
2/12
at FAU
2/27
at Samford
3/2
Campbell
3/5
UT-Chattanooga
3/6
Hampton
3/8
at Flagler
3/10
at Jacksonville
3/14
NC State
3/17
at Samford
3/19
Mercer
3/21
at South Alabama
3/28
at Troy
3/31
at Emory
TAAC Tournament
4/15
vs. FAU
L 0-5
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W 5-2
W 5-3
L 0-5
W
L
L
L
L
DNP
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
DNP
W
W
60
6-1
3-4
0-9
3-6
0-6
9-0
4-5
5-4
7-0
5-4
3-6
6-3
9-0
6-3
6-2
L 0-5
2000 (10-13, 5-1 TAAC)
8-1
5-4
4-5
6-0
7-2
7-2
8-1
6-0
4-5
2-6
5-3
5-3
3-5
7-2
9-0
6-3
7-2
2-7
1/15
2/5
2/12
2/18
2/19
2/25
2/26
2/27
3/4
3/5
3/6
3/7
3/13
3/15
3/18
3/19
3/24
3/28
3/30
4/8
4/14
4/15
4/16
Jacksonville State
vs Indiana
at Alabama
at Georgia Tech
at Clemson
at Southern Miss
vs Eastern Michigan
at South Alabama
at NC State
vs FAU
at UCF
vs Emory
Morehead State
Troy
vs Ark.- Little Rock
Middle Tenn. State
Western Michigan
at Mercer
at Chatanooga
Samford
TAAC Tournament
vs. Jacksonville State
vs. Campbell
vs. UCF
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
7-2
0-9
1-8
0-9
1-8
4-5
3-6
0-9
2-7
6-3
2-7
6-3
9-0
8-1
4-5
2-7
3-6
9-0
6-3
9-0
W 5-3
W 5-3
L 1-5
2001 (4-15, 5-3 A-Sun)
1/13
Jacksonville State
L 3-4
1/27
Mercer
W 7-0
2/8
Brenau
L 1-6
2/9
at Georgia Tech
L 0-7
2/17 Middle Tenn. State DNP
2/23
Clemson
L 1-6
2/25
Florida At;antic
L 1-6
3/2
UT-Chattanooga
W 4-2
3/6
at Campbell
L 1-6
3/8
at Flagler
L 3-6
3/9
vs Bethune-Cookman
W 4-3
3/15
Hampton
L 2-4
3/16
UCF
L 0-6
3/17
NC State
L 0-6
3/18
Cornell
L 1-6
3/20
at Samford DNP
3/23
Murry State
L 1-5
4/7
at Furman
L 2-5
4/14
at Troy State
L 2-5
Atlantic-Sun Tournament
4/19
vs. Samford
W 4-3
4/20
vs. Troy State
L 0-4
2002 (10-11, 5-3 A-Sun)
PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
1/26
at Georgia Tech
2/8
at Clemson
2/10
Wofford
2/16
at Middle Tennessee
2/26
at Morris Brown
3/1
Troy
3/2
at Chattanooga
3/4
vs Jacksonville
3/5
vs Campbell
3/6
vs Stetson
3/7
at Flagler
3/9
Furman
3/10
Tennessee Martin
3/15
at Samford
3/16
Dartmouth
3/22
Western Carolina
4/1
Hampton
4/5
UAB
4/8
at Mercer
4/10
4/17
Jacksonville State
vs. Jacksonville 2003 (8-11, 3-3 A-Sun)
Head Coach: Andy Smith
1/25
at Alabama
1/29
at Georgia Tech
2/8
at Louisville
2/8
Belmont
2/15
Memphis
2/16
at Chattanooga
3/1
Samford
3/3
at Jacksonville
3/5
Campbell
3/8
Tennessee Martin
3/11
Hampton
3/20
Murry State
3/22
at MTSU
3/23
UAB
3/28
Mercer
3/30
at Furman
4/12
at Troy
4/16
Mercer
4/17
Florida Atlantic
2004 (9-9, 4-2 A-Sun)
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
1-6
1-6
5-2
0-5
4-2
3-4
4-1
3-4
4-3
7-0
5-4
0-6
3-4
4-3
0-7
5-2
2-5
3-4
5-2
W 6-1
L 2-4
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
0-7
0-7
5-2
7-0
2-5
3-4
7-0
2-4
1-6
6-1
4-3
5-2
1-6
1-5
6-1
0-7
1-6
4-0
0-4
1/31
at Wofford
L 3-4
1/31
at Gardner Webb
W 4-0
2/8
at Auburn
L 2-5
2/14
at Coastal Carolina DNP
2/15
at Charleston Southern DNP
2/16
at College of Charleston DNP
2/19
Chattanooga
W 5-2
2/20
UNC Charlotte
W 4-3
2/22
at Georgia Tech
L 2-5
2/28
Tennessee Tech
W 5-2
2/29
Hampton
L 0-7
3/6
Appalachian State
W 4-3
3/7
Middle Tennessee DNP
3/9
at Stetson
W 4-3
3/10
at FAU
L 2-4
3/14
UT-Martin
W 5-2
3/19
at Samford
L 3-4
3/31
at Mercer
W 7-0
3/2
at Campbell
W 5-2
4/9
Troy
L 3-4
4/10
at UAB
L 3-4
4/14
vs. UCF
L 2-4
2005 (17-6, 5-0 A-Sun)
1/19
at Georgia Tech
1/28
Wofford
2/5
at Memphis
2/6
Houston
2/12
Campbell
L
W
W
L
W
61
0-7
7-0
4-1
4-3
7-0
PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
2/13
Gardner-Webb
2/18
at Furman
2/26
Jacksonville
3/5
Appalachian State
3/7
UNC-Greensboro
3/9
at Southern Miss
3/10
at New Orleans
3/11
at Southern Univ.
3/19
UT-Martin
3/23
Mercer
3/25
UAB
3/29
Chattanooga
4/1
at Troy
4/3
Hampton
4/5
at Georgia Southern
4/9
at Charlotte
4/14
vs. Campbell
4/15
vs. Stetson
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
62
2/3
2/10
2/11
2/16
2/23
2/24
2/25
3/3
3/4 3/6
vs. Louisiana-Monroe
at Georgia-Southern
vs. Tenn. Tech
at UAB
at Emory
vs. Samford
vs. No. 51 Denver
at Old Dominion
at. No. 22 VCU
at N. Arizona
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
6-1
4-3
6-1
1-6
7-0
5-2
0-7
1-6
0-7
2-5
W 4-1
L 2-4
2006 (9-10, 0-2 CAA)
Head Coach: Lisa Belcher
2/4
vs. East Carolina
L
2/4
at Wofford
W
2/12
Georgia Southern
W
2/17
at South Alabama
L
2/19
at Tennessee Tech
Postponed
2/24
vs. Belmont
W
2/25 vs. Stetson
W
2/26
at Mercer
W
3/3
at Old Dominion
L
3/4
at #25 VCU
L
3/6
at Florida Atlantic W
3/12
at S.C. State
L
3/17 at Auburn
L
3/19
Murray State
W
3/25
Bethune Cookman
W
4/1
Troy
L
4/2
#71 Furman
L
4/13
Charlotte
L
4/14
Hampton W
CAA Tournament- Newport News, Va.
4/21
vs. UNCW
L
2007 (11-9, 1-2 CAA)
Head Coach: Lisa Belcher
1/25
at S. Carolina St.
1/27
at No. 71 Furman
2/2
vs. Kennesaw St.
7-0
1-6
5-2
7-0
6-1
4-3
3-4
5-2
4-3
6-1
7-0
5-2
5-2
4-3
4-3
3-4
3-2
3-2
5-2
5-1
5-2
4-1
5-2
5-2
6-1
4-3
6-1
6-1
5-1
5-2
6-1
6-1
6-1
4-3
4-3
L 3-4
L 0-7
W 6-1
2008 (11-9, 2-3 CAA)
Head Coach: Miha Lisac
1/25
at Furman
1/26
vs. No. 60 Virginia Tech
2/1
Tennessee Tech
2/1
Samford
2/2
Florida A&M
2/3
Georgia Southern
2/10
at No. 55 S. Alabama
2/12
at No. 30 Auburn
2/15
at Emory
2/20
at Alabama
2/23
at Old Dominion
2/24
vs. VCU
3/4
at UC Santa Barbara
3/5
at CSU Northridge
3/15
S.C. State
3/21
UAB
3/26
Elon
3/29
vs. UNCW
3/30
at Wofford
4/2
at Clayton State
L 0-7
L 1-6
W 7-0
L 2-5
W 7-0
W 5-2
L 3-4
L 0-7
W 7-0
L 1-6
L 0-7
L 1-6
W 4-3
L 3-4
Cancelled
W 6-1
W 5-2
W 4-3
W 6-1
W 5-4
PROGRAM HISTORY
PANTHERS
4/9
Troy
CAA Tournament- Norfolk, Va.
4/18
vs. Delaware
4/19
vs. William & Mary
2009 (11-5, 6-0 CAA)
CAA Tournament Champions
1/24
1/31
vs. Tulane
2/1
at Alabama
2/8
at No. 26 FSU
2/13
vs. Samford
2/21
at No. 28 Auburn
3/6
vs. Troy
3/8
vs. UNC Wilmington*
3/10
at No. 74 South Alabama
3/11
vs. Indiana State
3/15
vs. ETSU
3/21
vs. South Carolina St.
4/4
at VCU*
4/5
at William & Mary*
4/17
vs. James Madison*
4/18
vs. Old Dominion*
4/19
vs. VCU*
NCAA Regional- Clemson, S.C.
5/8
vs. North Carolina
2010 (6-12, 3-2 CAA)
1/29
vs. #48 William & Mary
1/30
vs. #55 Virginia Tech
2/6
at Furman
2/7
at ETSU
2/12
at No. 58 Miss. State
2/13
at No. 38 Alabama
2/26
2/28
vs. UAB
3/5
vs. Samford
3/14
vs. North Texas
3/17
vs. Winthrop
3/19
at Miami Ohio
3/20
at UNC Wilmington*
3/26
at No. 68 ODU*
3/27
at No. 24 VCU*
4/4
at South Alabama
4/16
vs. James Madison*
4/17
vs. William & Mary*
W 5-2
W 4-1
L 0-4
W 7-0
W 4-0
L 3-4
L 2-5
W 6-1
L 2-5
Cancelled
W 6-1
L 1-6
W 6-1
Cancelled
W 7-0
W 4-3
W 6-1
W 4-0
W 4-2
W 4-3
L 0-4
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
2011 (15-4, 4-2 CAA)
1/28
at Georgia Perimeter
1/29
at Samford
2/2
at Georgia Perimeter
2/3
at Mercer
2/4-2/6
Clemson Invitational
2/8
at Brenau
2/9
at Emory
2/11
2/19
vs. ETSU
2/20
2/25
at Troy
2/26
vs. Tulane (at Troy)
3/5
vs. Furman
3/7
vs. UNC Wilmington
3/13
vs. #25 Yale
3/17
vs. #35 Florida State
3/20
at #69 Boston University
3/25
at Old Dominion
3/26
at #37 VCU
4/3
at South Alabama
4/10
at Jacksonville
CAA Championships-Norfolk, Va.
4/22
vs. Delaware*
4/23
vs. VCU*
4/24
vs. William & Mary*
W
W
W
W
W 7-2
W 6-3
W 4-2
W 4-3
W 6-1
W 6-1
W 4-3
Cancelled
W 5-2
L 2-5
L 2-5
W 4-3
W 4-3
L 2-5
W 7-0
W 5-2
W 4-0
W 4-2
L 2-4
1-5
2-5
3-4
3-4
1-4
2-5
6-1
2-5
4-3
2-5
1-6
4-3
4-3
4-3
6-1
6-1
W 4-1
L 4-0
5-2
6-1
5-1
6-1
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2012 OPPONENTS
PANTHERS
Alabama State
Location: Montgomery, Ala.
Enrollment: 5,627
Colors: Old Gold and Black
Head Coach: Anuk Christiansz
Years at School: First Year
2011 Overall Record: 4-16
Home Court: Alabama State Tennis Court
Website: bamastatesports.com
Last Result: First Meeting
Georgia Tech
Location: Atlanta, Ga.
Enrollment: 19,404
Colors: Old Gold and White
Head Coach: Bryan Shelton
Years at School: 12th Year
Home Court: Bill Moore Tennis Center
Website: ramblinwreck.cstv.com
Last Result: L, 0-7 (2005)
North Florida
Location: Jacksonville, Fla.
Enrollment: 16,621
Colors: Navy Blue and Gray
Head Coach: Audra Cohen
Years at School: First Season
Home Court: UNF Tennis Center
Website: unfospreys.com
East Tennessee State
Location: Johnson City, Tenn.
Enrollment: 14,677
Colors: Navy Blue and Old Gold
Head Coach: Yaser Zaatini
Years at School: Ninth Season
Home Court: Buddy Hartsell Courts
Website: etsubucs.com
Last Result: W, 4-3 (2011)
Jacksonville State
Location: Jacksonville, Ala.
Enrollment: 9, 504
Colors: Red and White
Head Coach: Steve Bailey
Years at School: 33rd Year
Home Court: JSU Tennis Complex
Website: jsugamecocksports.com
Last Results: W, 6-1 (2002)
Sacramento State
Location: Sacramento, Calif.
Enrollment: 27,033
Colors: Green and Gold
Head Coach: Dima Hrynashka
Years at School: Fifth Year
Home Court: Rio Del Oro Racquet Club
Website: hornetsports.com
Fresno State
Location: Fresno, Calif.
Enrollment: 21,000
Colors: Red and Blue
Head Coach: Simon Thibodeau
Years at School: Eighth Year
Home Court: Spalding G. Wathen Center
Website: gobulldogs.com
Kennesaw State
Location: Kennesaw, Ga.
Enrollment: 23,452
Colors: Black and Gold
Head Coach: Jeffrey Kutac
Years at School: Second Year
Home Court: KSU Tennis Complex
Website: ksuowls.com
Samford
Location: Birmingham, Ala.
Enrollment: 4,715
Colors: Red and Blue
Head Coach: David West
Home Court: Samford Tennis Center
Website: samfordsports.com
Furman
Location: Greenville, S.C.
Enrollment: 2,360
Colors: Purple and White
Head Coach: Debbie Southern
Home Court: Mickel Tennis Center
Website: furmanpaladins.com
Mercer
Location: Macon, Ga.
Enrollment: 8,200
Colors: Orange and Black
Head Coach: Warren Woolfolk
Home Court: Leroy Peddy Tennis Center
Website: mercerbears.com
South Carolina
Location: Columbia, S.C.
Enrollment: 25,077
Colors: Garnet and Black
Head Coach: Arlo Elkins
Years at School: 29th Season
Home Court: Maxcy Gregg Tennis Center
Website: gamecocksonline.com
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2012 OPPONENTS
PANTHERS
UC Santa Barbara
Location: Santa Barbara, Calif.
Enrollment: 19,817
Colors: Blue and White
Head Coach: Pete Kirkwood
Home Court: University Courts
Website: ucsbgauchos.com
VCU
Location: Richmond, Va.
Enrollment: 32,000
Colors: Black and Gold
Head Coach: Paul Kostin
Home Court: Thalhimer Tennis Center
Website: vcuathletics.com
UNC Wilmington
Location: Wilmington, N.C.
Enrollment: 13,000
Colors: Blue, Yellow and Teal
Head Coach: Jenny Garrity
Home Court: UNCW Tennis Complex
Website: uncwsports.com
Wake Forest
Location: Winston-Salem, N.C.
Enrollment: 4,657
Colors: Old Gold and Black
Head Coach: Jeff Wyshner
Home Court: Wake Forest Tennis Center
Website: WakeForestSports.com
USF
Location: Tampa, Fla.
Enrollment: 47,214
Colors: Green and Gold
Head Coach: Agustin Moreno
Years at School: Eight Years
Home Court: USF Tennis Courts
Website: gousfbulls.com
William & Mary
Location: Williamsburg, Va.
Enrollment: 7,800
Colors: Green, Gold and Silver
Head Coach: Meredith Geiger-Walton
Home Court: McCormack-Nagelsen Center
Website: tribeathletics.com
Last Result: L, 2-4 (2011 CAA Champ.)
Winthrop
Location: Rock Hill, S.C.
Enrollment: 6,400
Colors: Garnet and Gold
Head Coach: Cid Carvalho
Home Court: Memorial Courts
Website: winthropeagles.com
CAA Championships
Location: Norfolk, Va. (Old Dominion University
Site: Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center
2010-11 CAA Champion: William & Mary
(def. Georgia State, 4-2)
Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center
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PANTHERS
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