University of Charleston Women's Tennis 2009-10 Media Guide

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Quick Facts:Location: Charleston, WVEnrollment: approx. 1,400Founded: 1888Nickname: Golden EaglesColors: Maroon & GoldHome Courts: Watt Powell AnnexNational Affiliation: NCAA IIPresident: Dr. Edwin WelshAthletic Director: Tom Nozica

Credits:The 2009 University of CharlestonWomen’s Tennis Media Guidewas written and designed byJulianne Smith and AntonioSmith. Contributions were madeby Andy Spradling, SportsInformation Director on teamphoto and individual photos.

Table of Contents/ Quick Facts 12009-2010 UC Tennis…………2-4Roster………………………………2Fall Schedule ..……………………3Spring Schedule ….………………4Team Photo ……………………….5Coaching Staff…………………6-7Shari Reed…………………………6M.C. Liberlite ..……………………72009-2010 Gold Eagles……...8-17Jessica McGuire…………………..9Neha Rana……………………….10Christina Samoilov………………11Alyssa Hackworth………………..12‘Ilaisaane Carter………………...13Davina Holtfretter..………………14Katie Kim………………………….15Sarah Monsheimer………………16Laura Smith………………………172008-2009 Review………………18Tennis History………………19-312008-2009……………………19-262007-2008…………………….27-31University of Charleston….32-35Athletic Trainers………………….32Athletic Department……………..33UC Administration……………….34UC History………………………..35Facility Information…………….36Conference Information…...37-40General……………………………37Commissioner……………………38Staff…………………………….....39Commissioner’s Cup……………39WVIAC Women’s Tennis………..40

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Davina HoltfretterSophomore

'Ilaisaane CarterSophomore

Neha RanaSenior

Katie KimSophomore

Jessica McGuireSenior

Christina SamoilovJunior

Alyssa HackworthSophomore

Sarah MonsheimerSophomore

Laura SmithFreshman

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DATE DAY OPPONENTSept. 5 Sat @Tiffin W 9-0

Sept. 12 Sat @Fairmont State W 9-0

Sept. 12 Sat Seton Hill @FSU W 9-0

Sept. 16 Wed @West Virginia State W 6-3

Sept. 19 Sat @Bluefield State W 8-1

Sept. 19 Sat @Concord W 9-0

Sept. 22 Tue West Liberty W 6-3

Oct. 3 Sat Shepherd W 7-2

Oct. 7 Wed Davis and Elkins W 9-0

Oct. 9 Fri Johnson C. Smith W 9-0

Oct. 11 Sun West Virginia Wesleyan W 5-4

Oct. 13 Tue West Virginia State W 7-2

Oct. 16-17 Fri-Sat @Morehead Invitational

Oct. 22-24 Thurs-Sat WVIAC Tourney

Qtrs. Bluefield State W 5-0

Semifinal Shepherd W 5-3

Final West Virginia Wesleyan L 1-5

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DATE DAY OPPONENTFeb. 20 Sat Centre College 1:00 P.M.

Mar. 7 Sat Ashland University (41) 12:00 P.M.

Mar. 8 Sat Baldwin-Wallace College 8:00 A.M

Mar. 9 Wed George Mason University 8:00 A.M

Mar. 10 Sat Tusculum College 12:00 P.M.

Mar. 11 Sat UNC Pembroke 12:00 P.M

Mar. 12 Tue Indiana University of PA 8:00 A.M.

Apr. 1 Sat California University of PA (41) 12:00 P.M

Apr. 11 Wed Slippery Rock University PA (29) 11:00 A.M

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Davina Holtfretter So. Luetjensee, Germany

‘Ilaisaane Carter So. Beckley, WV

Neha Rana Sr. New Delhi, India

Katie Kim So. Coppell, TX

Jessica McGuire Sr. Oxford, AL

Christina Samoilov Jr. Toronto, ON

Alyssa Hackworth So. Charleston, WV

Sarah Monsheimer So. Silver Spring, MD

Laura Smith Fr. Townsville, Australia

Head coach: Shari ReedAssistant coach: M.C. Liberlite

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Reed’s career record as the UC women’s tenniscoach is 170-63 through the 2009 Spring season.Her teams have made four NCAA Regionalappearances.

Under Reed’s guidance, UC has been honored sixtimes as Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-Academic teams.

In her 13 years at Charleston, four UC players havebeen named WVIAC Player of the Year.

Reed has been named WVIAC Coach of the Yearin 2000, 2005 and 2008 while also named the ITAAtlantic Region Coach of the Year for 2009.

In 2006, Reed surpassed Larry Cochran (119 wins)as UC’s all-time leader in wins in women's tennis.In addition, Reed led the UC men to two WVIACtitles with an overall record of 63-20.

Reed was inducted into the UC Hall of Fame in2009.

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Liberlite came to University ofCharleston seven years ago. Shebrought with her a wealth ofknowledge that has contributed tothe success of the program. Shestarted playing tennis when shewas 8, playing in juniortournaments. She had a nationalranking as a junior player. Liberlitewent to Virginia Tech for a year andplayed tennis there then finishedher college career at Marshall. Inaddition to being an assistantcoach, she currently teaches tennisat Charleston Tennis Club and hasfor seven years.

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Senior

High School: Oxford High SchoolHometown: Oxford, ALMajor: Psychology

Most embarrassing UC tennis moment: While playing indoors at Cal P.A.,I ran out wide to hit a shot and got my foot tangled in the net thatseparates the courts. When I pivoted to get back on to the court, my footgot stuck and I fell on my face and my racquet flew across the court.

Favorite Quote: “Not all who wander are lost”

Three Adjectives to describe: Outgoing, motivated, helpful

Favorite Movie: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Favorite Color: Green

If you could have a special power what would it be and why? Time Travel. It would be neat to travel back into history and really see how people lived.

Career Goal: Work with troubled youththrough a non-profit

Goal for the season: Support my team!

Biggest fear: Not reaching or fulfilling my goals in life.

Top 5 songs played on ipod:“On Your Porch” The Format“Living of Love” The Avett Brothers“Pachuca Sunrise” Minus the Bear“Such Great Heights” Iron and Wine“The Ballad of Love and Hate” The Avett Brothers


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Senior

Hometown: New Delhi, IndiaMajors: Finance, Accounting, and Business Administration

Favorite Quote: “Nothing is free in this world, a smile costs nothing so alwayssmile”

Three Adjectives to describe: Goofy, friendly and energetic

Favorite Movie: Titanic, Walk to Remember

Favorite Color: Pink

Career goal: To work atBank of America

Goal for this season: Win regularseason and conference

If you could meet anyone dead or alivewho would it be and why? Andy Roddickbecause he is very hot.

Biggest fear: Darkness

Top 5 songs played on ipod:“My Lips Like Sugar”“Party Like a Rock Star”“If I Were a Boy”“No Air”“Whatever You Like”

If you could be anyone for a day who would it be and why? I would be an airplaneso that I can fly home every weekend because India is very far and I haven’t seenmy parents in over a year.

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High School: Woodridge CollegeHometown: Toronto, OntarioMajor: Psychology

Favorite Quote: “Veni Vidi Vici”

Three Adjectives to describe: Confident, realistic, optimistic

Favorite Movie: The Pursuit of Happiness

Favorite Color: Turquoise/Fluorescent Pink

If you could have a special power what would it be and why? To be able to teleport

Career goal: Become an Industrial Psychologist

Goal for this season:Go to Nationals

If you could meet anyone dead or alivewho would it be and why?Aristotle-Greatest Thinker

Biggest fear: Ocean/open water/lakes

Favorite Songs:“Moonlight Sonata” Beethoven“It’s Been Awhile” Staind

If you could be anyone for a day whowould it be and why? Serena Williams


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Sophomore

High School: George Washing ton High SchoolHometown: Charleston, WVMajor: Nursing

Most embarrassing UC tennis moment: Losing in the finals of conference this year

Favorite Quote: “It is what it is”

Three Adjectives to describe: Outgoing, excited, happy

Favorite Movie: Remember the Titans

Favorite Color: Yellow

If you could have a special power what would it be and why? To be able to be invisiblewhen I wanted to get away from a situation

Career goal:To become a registered nursethen maybe eventually aPhysician’s assistant

Goal for this season: Towin conference and get agood seed in the regionaltournament

If you could meet anyonedead or alive whowould it be and why?Michael Jordan, he isamazing

Biggest fear: Failure


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Sophomore

High School: Woodrow Wilson High SchoolHometown: Beckley, WVMajor: Accounting

Favorite Quote:“A woman's heart should be so hidden in Christ that a man should have to seekHim first to find her. " -Maya Angelou

Three Adjectives to describe: Smart, Motivated, Athletic

Favorite Movie: Body of Lies

Favorite Color: Blue

Career goal? To become a successful CPA

Goal for this season: To keep getting better

Top 5 songs played on ipod:“Does He Do It” Trey Songz“Everything” Mary J. Blige“You Rock My World” Michael Jackson“Purple Kisses”-The Dream“My Angel (Never Leave You)” Bobby Valentino


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Sophomore

High School: Emil-von-Behring GymnasiumHometown: Hamburg, GermanyMajor: Mass Communication

Favorite Quote: “Live your dreams, don’t dream your life.”

Three Adjectives to describe: Laid back, loyal, outgoing

Favorite Movie: There are too many. I love movies.


If you could have a special power what would it be and why?I would make myself invisible whenever I wanted to just for the fun of it.

Career goal: To be a journalist who travels around the world.

Goal for this season: To improve.

Biggest fear: To lose someone I love.

Top 5 songs played on ipod:“Empire State of Mind” Jay Z“Show Me Love” Robin S“Obsessed” Mariah Carey“Kiss Me Through the Phone” Soulja Boy“What You Got” Colby O’Donis


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Sophomore

High School: Coppell HighHometown: Coppell, TexasMajor: Nursing

Favorite Quote: “Live well, laugh often, love much”

Three Adjectives to describe: Optimistic,cheerful, friendly

Favorite Movie: Breakfast at Tiffany’s

Favorite Color: Lime green

If you could have a special power whatwould it be and why? To fly

Career goal: Become anurse practitioner

Goal for this season:Win regionals, and go to nationals

If you could meet anyone dead or alive whowould it be and why? Audrey Hepburn,she is an inspirational Woman

Top 5 songs played on ipod:“Thriller” Michael Jackson“Sattelite” Dave Mathews Band“My life would suck without you” Kelly Clarkson“In This City” Iglu & Hartley“Sparks” Coldplay


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Sophomore

High School: James H. Blake HighHometown: Silver Spring, MDMajor: Biology

Favorite Quote: “Quitters never win, winners never quit”

Three Adjectives to describe: kind, quiet, friendly

Favorite Movie: The Notebook

Favorite Color: Purple

If you could have a special power what would it be and why? I would readpeople’s minds

Career goal: To be a doctor

Goal for this season:Go to nationals

Top 5 songs played on ipod:“Party in the USA” Miley Cyrus‘“Bad Romance” Ke$ha“Fireflies” Owl City“Meet Me Halfway” Black Eyed Peas“Whatcha Say” Jason Derulo


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Freshman

High School: Townsville Grammar SchoolHometown: Townsville, AustraliaMajor: Radiology

Favorite Quote: “Going in one more round when you don’t think you can, that’s whatmakes all the difference in your life.”

Three Adjectives to describe: Athletic, Fun, Dedicated

Favorite Movie: 10 Things I Hate About You


If you could have a special power what would it be and why? Transportation, then Icould go anywhere I wanted anytime.

Career goal: To become a Radiologist

Goal for this season: Improve in skilland fitness

Biggest fear: Losing someone I love

Top 5 songs played on ipod:“Gamble Everything for Love” Ben Lee“Chasing Cars” Snow Patrol“Yellow” Cold Play“Hey There Delilah” Plain White Tee’s“Sex on Fire” Kings of Leon

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2008-2009 Season ReviewThe 2008-2009 season was an extreme success. TheGolden Eagles had an overall record of 18-9. Theirconference season record was 8-0. With such a remarkablerecord, the Eagles were both conference champions andconference tournament champions for the WVIAC. Then theEagles continued their season in the regional tournament.The season came to an end in the finals of the NCAADivision II Atlantic Regional Tournament, California (PA) 5,Charleston 0.

There were also many individual awards received. AlyssaHackworth, Neha Rana and Bre Moyle were all honored withthe All-WVIAC Team Award. In addition, Bre Moyle wasnamed Player of the Year.

With all the success of her team, it is no surprise that headcoach Shari Reed was named Coach of the Year.

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Opponent Scoreat #12 California University of Pennsylvania 5-0at Centre College 3-6at #12 California University of Pennsylvania 9-0#29 Slippery Rock Univ. of Pennsylvania 5-4#31 Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.) 6-3Baldwin-Wallace College 9-0Brevard College 5-4#34 Northern Kentucky University 6-3#41 Ashland University 6-3UNC Pembroke 5-4Univ. of Southern Indiana 8-1at Morehead State University 6-1at West Virginia University 8-1West Virginia Wesleyan College 5-2Shepherd University 5-0Concord University 5-0at West Virginia State University 7-2at West Liberty State College 8-1Millersville University of Pennsylvania 9-0at West Virginia Wesleyan College 8-1Concord University 9-0Bluefield State College 9-0Seton Hill (Pa.) 9-0at Fairmont State University 9-0at Shepherd University 9-0West Virginia State University 8-1Tiffin University 8-1

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Match Results2008-2009


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Match Results2007-2008


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Mission of the Department of Athletic TrainingThe mission of the Department of Athletic Training is to provide a collaborativeenvironment for colleagues which encourages communication, continuouseducation, and enhanced clinical skill development within the practice domains asthe foundation to enhance the didactic and clinical education of the student, thestandard of care for the athlete, and educational opportunities for the community.Practice domains include: prevention, clinical evaluation and diagnosis, immediatecare, treatment, rehabilitation and reconditioning, organization and administration,and professional responsibility.

Sabrina Pletz is the Assistant Athletic Trainer and Instructor for the University ofCharleston providing athletic training services and teaching in the Department ofAthletic Training. She received her bachelor's degree from Cumberland College (KY)and her master's degree from Fort Hays State University (KS). Prior to coming to theUniversity of Charleston, she served as the athletic trainer at the University ofVirginia's College at Wise. Sabrina's interests include on-field emergency care andtriage. She also has a passion for educating everyone on basic first aid and CPR.

Sabrina Pletz MS, ATCAssistant Athletic TrainerInstructorUniversity of Charleston

Curtis Zeilenga, MS, ATCAssistant Athletic TrainerInstructorUniversity of Charleston

Curtis Zeilenga is the Assistant Athletic Trainer for the University of Charlestonproviding athletic training services . He received his bachelor’s degree from AzusaPacific University (CA) and his master’s degree from Sonoma State University(CA). Prior to coming to the University of Charleston, Curtis’ gained athletictraining experience in NCAA DI and Arena Football. Curtis’ current primaryinterest/responsibility: student-athlete injury care.

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ADMINISTRATION

Tom NozicaAthletic Director/ Head Baseball Coach(304) 357-4823 (O) (304) 744-0412 (Fax)[email protected]

Dr. Bren StevensAssociate Athletic Director/SWAHead Volleyball Coach(304) [email protected]

Georgeann Lilly-BarkerAdministrative Assistant(304) [email protected]

SPORTS INFORMATION

Andy SpradlingSports Information DirectorDirector Of Communications(304) [email protected]

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Dr. Edwin H. WelchPresidentB.A., Western Maryland College; S.T.B.,Boston University School of Theology;Ph.D., Boston University Graduate School(1989-present)[email protected]

Dr. Charles StebbinsProvost and Dean of FacultyB.S., United States Air Force Academy;M.S.and Ae.E., California Institute of Technology;Diploma, Northwestern University’s KelloggGraduate School of Management;Ph.D., Colorado University.(2005-present)[email protected]

Cleta M. HarlessVice President for Administration and FinanceB.A.,B.S.,Marshall University;M.B.A., West Virginia University.(2001-present)[email protected]

Jennie O. FerrettiVice President for AdvancementB.A., University of VirginiaJ.D., University of Virginia(2004 – present)[email protected]

Alan LiebrechtVice President for EnrollmentB.A., Roanoke College(1993-97, 2008-present)[email protected]

Ben BeakesDirector of DevelopmentB.A., University of Charleston(2009 – present)[email protected]

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The University of Charleston was founded by the Southern Methodistdenomination in 1888 as Barboursville Seminary in Barboursville, WestVirginia, and became a college in 1889. In 1901, it was renamed MorrisHarvey College in honor of a prominent donor.During the Great Depression, the college moved to Charleston to takeadvantage of the larger metropolitan area. As a result of the mergerbetween the Methodist church North and South, the collegedisaffiliated from the denomination and Morris Harvey College becameindependent in 1942.

From 1935 to 1947, the college was located in downtown Charleston,holding classes in several separate buildings. During these years, thecollege grew steadily, in part because of a merger with KanawhaJunior College and an affiliation with the Mason College of Fine Artsand Music. Recognizing the need for a unified campus, in 1947construction of the present facilities began on the south bank of theKanawha River.

The Board of Trustees changed the name from Morris Harvey Collegeto the University of Charleston on December 13, 1978.Today, the University still benefits from its location in the dynamiccapital city and from the beauty of West Virginia's hills. Proximity to theseat of government, to the state's largest medical, commercial, andfinancial centers and to major research and manufacturing facilitiesprovides excellent opportunities for experiential learning.The University serves the community as a focal point for numerousintellectual, scientific, cultural, athletic and civic events. Theseinteractions between the University and the community are vital to theachievement of the University's mission.

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History:Schoenbaum Tennis Courtswere named in memory of AlexSchoenbaum and in honor ofBetty Schoenbaum, whosesupport made the constructionand renovation of this facilitypossible

Location:Just off of MacCorkleAvenue, Next to theKanawha CommunityCenter on VenableAvenue.

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About the WVIACFounded in 1924, the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC)rates as one of the oldest leagues at the small-college level. The 16-memberconference currently boasts the largest membership of any NCAA Division IIleague.

The current membership includes Alderson- Broaddus College, Bluefield StateCollege, University of Charleston, Concord University, Davis & Elkins College,Fairmont State University, Glenville State College, Ohio Valley University, SalemInternational University, Shepherd University, West Liberty State College, WestVirginia State University, West Virginia Wesleyan College and Wheeling JesuitUniversity. The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown and Seton Hill Universityjoined the WVIAC for the 2006-07 season. Pitt Johnstown and Seton Hill are theWVIAC’s first out-of-state members since 1932.

The WVIAC moved into the NCAA Division II ranks in 1995 after a long affiliationwith the NAIA. The conference was the only one in Division II to place a team inthe national quarterfinals in men’s basketball, football and baseball during the1998-99 academic year. In 2002 the WVIAC, along with two other conferences,became the first league to earn four bids to the NCAA Division II Men’s BasketballChampionship.

The conference’s basketball tournament is one of the longest-running events incollegiate hoops; the 70th annual event was held earlier this year at the CharlestonCivic Center. Attendance at the WVIAC tournament ranks among the highest inDivision II. The conference also boasts a 10-station radio network for thetournament.

Women’s sports were incorporated into the WVIAC during the 1981-82 academicyear as the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association was absorbed.Currently, women’s championships are offered in softball, golf, tennis, track,basketball, volleyball, cross country and soccer.

Men’s championships are conducted in football, cross country, soccer, basketball,baseball, golf, tennis and track.

The league was recognized by the State Journal as one of “55 Great Things AboutWest Virginia” in the magazine’s April edition. The WVIAC is headquartered inPrinceton, W.Va.

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Commissioner Barry Blizzard has been at the helm of the West Virginia IntercollegiateAthletic Conference since his appointment in November, 1987. Through his very ableleadership as the conference's fourth commissioner, the WVIAC continues to enjoynational respectability and competiveness among the 16 member schools and 17sponsored sports.

One of the major accomplishments during Blizzard's tenure as WVIAC Commissionerhas been managing the conference's transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division II,which occurred in the fall of 1995. He also oversaw the move of the conferenceheadquarters to Princeton in 1987. Prior to NCAA affiliation, Barry held, at varioustimes, a number of NAIA-related national and regional offices. One in particular was aterm as president of the NAIA National Athletic Directors Association.

Once in the NCAA, Commissioner Blizzard has become involved with itsadministrative matters and presently serves as the chairman of the Division II AwardsCommissioners’ Association. He also has served as the regional chair of the selectioncommittee for the Disney‘s Wide World of Sports Basketball Tip-off Tournament. Inaddition, Blizzard has helped structure a model conference format for Division IIleague offices. He currently is the chair of the NCAA Division II NominatingCommittee.

Blizzard's background in intercollegiate sports and sports management has servedhim well to deal with the tasks of overseeing this league. Before taking on his presentposition, he was the athletic director and sports information director at Bluefield StateCollege, for 11 years beginning in 1976. A two-year period as assistant athleticdirector and SID, preceded this.

The Commissioner is a native of Bramwell, WV, and received his undergraduatedegree at Bluefield State College. He earned a Master’s in American History atRadford (VA) University.

Barry lives in Princeton with his wife ,Vicki. They have two daughters. Amie Bolton isa resident of Pearisburg, Virginia, while younger daughter Emilie resides in Princeton.

Commissioner

Prewitt, Will Associate Commissioner [email protected], Barry Commissioner [email protected], Stephanie Assistant Commissioner/Senior

Woman [email protected]

Brownlee, Ben NCAA Compliance Coordinator [email protected], Karen Supervisor of Softball & Volleyball

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Holt, John Supervisor of Basketball Officials [email protected]

Merendino, Joe Supervisor of Baseball Officials

Brown, Don Supervisor of Soccer Officials [email protected], Billy Supervisor of Football Officials [email protected]

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West Virginia IntercollegiateAthletic Conference1422 Main StreetPrinceton, WV 24740

(304)487-6298 phone(304)487-6299 fax

Staff:

Commissioner's Cup:The Commissioner's Cup is awarded to the institution with the highest cumulativescore as determined by a scoring method used by the league. Points are awardedbased on the school's finish after completion of each of the sports sponsored by theWVIAC.

WVIAC champions are determined by the regular season standings in sports thatreceive NCAA automatic qualification for the tournament winners. Tournamentchampions in all other sports are considered conference champions. Thetournament winner is considered the WVIAC champion in sports with a divisionalsetup.

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WVIAC Women’s Tennis

Bluefield State UniversityLocation: Bluefield, WVEnrollment: 1,868Mascot: Lady BlueSID: Glen CiborowskiNumber: (443)742-7437Coach: Lourie BeltNumber: (304) 327-4171

Concord UniversityLocation: Athens, WVEnrollment: 2,740Mascot: Mountain LionsSID: Joey FamaNumber: (304) 384-6259Coach: Joe BlankenshipNumber: (304) 384-5295

Fairmont StateLocation: Fairmont, WVEnrollment: 4,115Mascot: FalconsSID: Adam ZundallNumber:(304) 367-4264Coach: Ken MillerNumber: (304) 363-5295

Seton HillLocation: Greensburg, PAEnrollment: 1.666Mascot: GriffinsSID: Jason GreeneNumber: (724) 830-1132Coach: Tony GrenekNumber: (724) 552-1724

ShepherdLocation: Shepherdstown, WVEnrollment: 4,091Mascot: RamsSID: Chip RansomNumber: (304) 876-5228Coach: Justin PughNumber: (304) 876-5466

West LibertyLocation: West Liberty, WVEnrollment: 2,493Mascot: Hill ToppersSID: Matt WatsonNumber: (304) 336-8107Coach: Heather GallagherNumber: (304) 336-8225

West Virginia State UniversityLocation: Institute, WVEnrollment: 2,961Mascot: Yellow JacketsSID: Sean AndrewsNumber: (304) 766-4122Coach: J. T. SimmsNumber: (304) 473-8702

West Virginia WesleyanLocation: Buckhannon, WVEnrollment: 1.275Mascot: BobcatsSID: Duane CarpenterNumber: (304) 473-8102Coach: Lee UnderwoodNumber: (304) 473-8702

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