Women’s Tennis Decade Info 1970-71 3-2 2nd place in the WVWIAA Tournament Mary Thornton First year program ROSTER Sue Hovorka, Adele Groom, Cindy White, Sue Howley, Tina Audia, Claudia Long, Brenda Canal, Pam Sheeler, Anne Lane, Dee Lange PERFORMANCE Sue Hovorka was undefeated for the season and WVWIAA champ. HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS First match, defeated Concord, (4-1): Hovorka, Scheiler won singles, White-Groom and Long-Audia won doubles. Played Marshall, (2-3) AFTER UC Claudia Long would go on to be the head coach at Philadelphia College of Bible. PHOTO Team photo: 1971 Yearbook, pg. 154 Sue Hovorka: The Comet, 7/27/67, pg. 4 1971-72 3-6 3rd place in the WVWIAA Tournament Janice Neal ROSTER Connie Clarke WVWIAA Finalist Karen Rectenwald WVWIAA Champ Adele Groom Pam Sheeler Tina Audia Brenda Canal Pam Robertson Barbara Sedden HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall

PHOTO Tina Audia: The Lamp, January 1972, pg. 6 Adele Groom: The Lamp, January 1972, pg. 6 Karen Rectenwald: The Lamp, January 1972, pg. 6 Pam Sheeler: The Lamp, January 1972, pg. 6 Coach Neal: The Lamp, January 1972, pg. 8 1972-73 College State Champs Neal ROSTER Stats not complete Karen Fish Seven wins WVIAA Champ Lutifye Gocken Five wins WVIAA Champ Tina Audia Four doubles wins Connie Clarke Six wins WVIAA Champ Karen Rectenwald Three wins Pam Sheeler Two wins Gail Costa Four doubles wins Debbie Green Peggy Kiser One doubles win HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Marshall, (6-1, 3-4) VENUE Home matches played at Cabot Courts, Watt Powell annex, and if the courts at Watt Powell are being resurfaced, play will resume at Horace Mann Junior High. (The Comet, 9/21/72, pg. 4) PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 9/21/72, pg. 4

1973 Yearbook, pg. 67 MATCH PHOTO Connie Clarke: The Comet, 10/5/72, pg. 4

1973 Yearbook, pg. 66

Gail Costa: 1973 Yearbook, pg. 67 Karen Fish: 1973 Yearbook, pg. 67 Lutifye Gocken: 1973 Yearbook, pg. 68 Peggy Kiser: The Comet, 9/28/72, pg. 4 Unidentified: 1973 Yearbook, pg. 66, 69

1973-74 6-2 WVIAA champs Rosie Sangid ROSTER Karen Fish WVIAA champ Barbara Carte WVIAA champ Kathy Hackney Nancy Fish Tina Audia Nancy Burke Connie Clarke Pam Sheeler Diane Deverick Betsy Albertson HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated Marshall, (4-1) POST-SEASON In the WVIAA Tournament, defeated Marshall and West Virginia in the same day. (Comet, 10/25/73, pg. 8) PHOTO Team photo: The Lamp, October 1973, pg. 7

The Comet, 10/4/73, pg. 4

Team holding the WVIAA trophy: The Comet, 10/25/73, pg. 8 1974 Yearbook, pg. 77

Barbara Carte: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 77 Connie Clarke: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 78 Diane Deverick: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 78 Karen Fish: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 77 Nancy Fish: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 77 Pam Sheeler: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 77 Unidentified: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 78

1974-75 6-2 2nd place in the State College Tournament Sangid ROSTER Stats not complete Karen Fish 3 singles wins, 4 doubles wins (also won a men’s conf individual title in spring ’75); Barb Carte 3 singles wins, 2 doubles wins; Nancy Fish 1 singles win, Kathy Hackney 1 singles win, 1 doubles win; Connie Clarke 1 singles win, Betsy Albertson 1 doubles win; Sue Stafford-Smith 1 doubles win, Nancy Burke 1 doubles win; Betsy Glines 1 singles win, Debbie Vantoor 1 doubles win. Connie Clarke WVIAA Champ Barb Carte WVIAA Champ HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Marshall, (3-4, 4-3) PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 10/17/74, pg. 4

1975 Yearbook, pg. 76 MATCH PHOTO Barbara Carte: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 76, 77 Connie Clarke: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 111 Karen Fish: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 76 Unidentified: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 49, 77 1975-76 6-1-1 WVIAA Champs Sangid ROSTER Not all season matches reported in archives: Lynn Fish 7-0 5-0 WVIAA Champ Lutifye Gocken 5-0 4-0 WVIAA Champ Barbara Carte 5-0 5-0 WVIAA Champ Undefeated Paula Lee 3-1 5-0 Nancy Fish 2-0 1-2 Kathy Hackney 2-2 Kay Kellmeyer 0-1 Betsy Glines 0-1 Sally Hooten Elizabeth Anderson

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated Marshall, (7-2, 5-4) Tied West Virginia, (4-4) POST-SEASON Post-season tournament was moved indoors (Huntington Tennis Club) due to rain. All night marathon which started at 3PM Friday and continued until Saturday 8AM. Tournament included Marshall and West Virginia among others. PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 10/23/75, pg. 4

1976 Yearbook, pg. 76 Lynn Fish: The Comet, 11/13/75, pg. 4 Nancy Fish: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 76, 77 Kathy Hackney: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 76, 77 Paula Lee: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 76, 77 MATCH PHOTO Barbara Carte: The Comet, 9/18/75, pg. 4 1976-77 3-6 3rd place in the WVIAA Tournament Sangid ROSTER All matches not reported Barbara Carte 1-6 3-4 Paula Lee 2-4 4-3 Heidi Hovorka 0-5 1-4 Sue Stafford-Smith 0-2 1-5 Anna Coratello 1-0 2-3 Doreen Rutledge 1-2 Judy Campbell 0-5 0-3 HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Morehead State, (3-4) Played Eastern Kentucky, (0-7) Played Kentucky, (0-7) Played West Virginia, (0-7) Played Marshall, (1-6, 1-6)

POST-SEASON Finished 3rd out of 8 team in WVIAA Tournament. MHC finished behind Marshall and West Virginia. NOTE According to the Summer ’93 Maroon and Gold: “Carte was instrumental in the design of the varsity jackets and watches for women at Morris Harvey.” PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 9/16/76, pg. 4

1977 Yearbook, pg. 53 The Lamp, October 1976, pg. 9

Barbara Carte: 1977 Yearbook, pg. 54 Paula Lee: 1977 Yearbook, pg. 54 Coach Sangid: 1977 Yearbook, pg. 53 MATCH PHOTO Various: 1977 Yearbook, pg. 53 1977-78 2-11-1 Rosie (Sangid) Monroe ROSTER Stats not complete, except for Fish Lynn Fish 10-3 9-1 WVIAA Finalist Kathy Johnson 3-1 1-2 Judy Campbell 1-5 3-4 Sue Stafford-Smith 2-6 1-3 Sally Hooten 0-2 0-1 Liz Montagna 0-2 2-5 Cathy Nabers 1-1 Kathy Penczak 0-2 1-3 Laura Wallis 0-1 Betsy Glines 1-0 Sue Wiseman 0-1 1-3 Barbara Woolwine

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played West Virginia, (2-5) Played Marshall, (0-7, 1-6) Played Morehead State, (1-8) PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 11/3/77, pg. 4

1978 Yearbook, pg. 59 Lynn Fish: The Comet, 11/3/77, pg. 4 MATCH PHOTO Various: 1978 Yearbook, pg. 59, 60 1978-79 3-8-1 (3-4-1) 4th place WVIAA Tournament Monroe ROSTER All matches not reported Lynn Fish 4-5 4-6 Lisa Payne 12-3 5-7 8-0 WVIAA WVIAA Champ Tammy Jackson 2-3 2-6 Alexana Thomas 0-2 2-6 Sue Wiseman 4-6 1-2 Stacy Larson 1-3 1-2 Sue McFarland 1-10 3-8 Lissa Bales 2-5 0-9 HONOR All-WVIAA: Lisa Payne HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Kentucky, (0-9) Played Marshall, (0-7) Played Eastern Kentucky, (0-9) Played Morehead State, (0-9) POST-SEASON Similar to ’75, post season tournament interrupted by rain. Tournament moved inside (Tennis Indoor Center). Marathon session between Friday 10pm and Saturday 5:30am to complete tournament.

PHOTO Team photo: The Perspectus, 9/21/78, pg. 3

1979 Yearbook, pg. 74 Sue McFarland: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 75, 81 Lisa Payne: The Perspectus, 11/2/78, pg. 6

1979 Yearbook, pg. 82

Alex Thomas: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 82 Sue Wiseman: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 75 Coach Monroe: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 75 1979-80 11-7 (8-1) 2nd place WVIAA Tournament Dan Warner ROSTER Lisa Payne 13-9 17-3 Kim Tyree 18-0 (11-0) 15-2 WVIAC Champ Jane Burkhart 19-4 (11-0) 15-3 WVIAC Champ Susan McFarland 12-10 16-3 Tammy Jackson 7-6 7-3 Debbie Ball 13-11 10-6 Dawn Abrecht 0-1 3-1 Jackie Oelerich 0-3 2-1 HONOR All-WVIAA: Lisa Payne HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Xavier, (7-2) Played Marshall, (3-6) Played West Virginia, (2-7) Played Virginia Tech, (0-9) Played Radford (1-8)

POST-SEASON Lisa Payne and Susan McFarland played in the doubles final at Regionals (Wayne, MI) vying for Nationals. According to the 1980 Yearbook: Tyree #2 singles and Burkhart #3 singles won at Regionals. As a #1 doubles team, Tyree and Burkhart won the Regionals. pg. 48. PHOTO Jane Burkhart: Colloquy, 10/11/79, pg. 4 Kim Tyree: Colloquy, 10/11/79, pg. 4 Coach Warner: Colloquy, September 21, pg. 4 MATCH PHOTO Lisa Payne: Colloquy, October 4, pg. 4

1980 Yearbook, pg. 48 1980-81 19-8 (12-0) Midwest Regional Warner WVIAA Regular Season Champs WVIAA Tournament Champs ROSTER Tina Phillips 16-8 16-6 WVIAC Champ (11-0) Lisa Payne 17-8 16-6 WVIAC Champ (11-1) Kim Tyree 7-4 8-4 WVIAC Champ (1-0) Jane Burkhart 15-5 11-8 WVIAC Champ (11-0) Barb Roland 19-3 13-5 WVIAC Champ (10-0) Mickey Flowers 19-7 8-4 WVIAC Champ (12-0) Cathy Warner 12-6 12-6 (8-0) Melissa Potts 7-2 6-3 (6-1) HONOR All-WVIAA: Lisa Payne, Jane Burkhart, Kim Tyree, Barb Roland, Mickey Flowers According to the ’81 Yearbook, Tina Phillips was named WVIAA Player of the Year.

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Marshall, (6-3) Played Pitt, (3-6) Played West Virginia, (1-8) Played East Tennessee State, (1-8) Played Miami (OH), (0-9) Played Morehead State, (2-7) Played Ohio, (4-5) POST-SEASON Midwest Regional (Detroit, MI): Finished 5th out of 12 teams PHOTO Team photo: 1981 Yearbook, pg. 26 Coach Warner: The Colloquy, 10/23/80, pg. 1 1981-82 26-6 (11-0) NAIA National Tournament Warner

WVIAC Tournament Champs

NATIONAL RANKING Team finished 7th at the NAIA National Tournament STREAK 12 match win streak ROSTER Dina Robinson 20-4 12-4 WVIAC Champ (9-0) Keith Ann Kruk 16-7 12-4 (8-1) Kim Tyree 8-4 11-1 (3-1) Lisa Payne 22-1 13-2 WVIAC Champ (8-0) Cathy Warner 2-0 1-0 Mickey Flowers 11-1 16-3 WVIAC Champ (5-0) Barb Roland 15-3 16-2 WVIAC Champ (7-0) Melissa Potts 18-4 5-2 WVIAC Champ (8-0) Tammy Gray 6-0 HONOR All-WVIAC: Lisa Payne

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Pitt, (5-4) Defeated Duquesne, (8-1; 7-2) Defeated Dayton, (8-1) Defeated Xavier, (8-1) Defeated Marshall (5-4) Defeated Akron, (9-0) Played Morehead State, (0-9; 2-7) Played Radford, (3-6, score reported as a 5-4 UC win in the Colloquy 10/15/81, pg. 4) According to the Colloquy, 4/8, pg. 4: UC defeated Eastern Tennessee, (5-4); split with West Virginia, (5-4, 4-5). POST-SEASON Lisa Payne placed 7th at the NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, MO). (Spring 2005 Maroon and Gold, pg. 15) MATCH PHOTO Mickie Flowers: The Colloquy, 10/1/81, pg. 1 1982-83 14-10 3rd Frank Olszeski ROSTER Terri Beller 3-0 2-1 Melissa Potts 11-2 11-3 WVIAC Finalist Kim Tyree 9-3 9-2 WVIAC Champ Tammy Gray 9-3 8-2 Sharon Goley 6-2 7-3 Pam Young 3-1 Toni Craig 9-2 WVIAC Finalist Gigi Rose 5-2 Elaine Dolan 3-1 Pam Phillips HONOR According to the Colloquy, 10/21/82, pg. 4: Tyree honored as the best women’s tennis player in the WVIAC.

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played West Virginia, (0-9) Played Radford, (1-8) Played East Tennessee State, (0-9) Played Marshall, (0-9, 2-7) Played Louisville, (0-9) Played Xavier, (2-7) Win over Marshall reported in school paper NOTE Record of 9-10 also reported (Eagle Dispatch, 10/4/83, pg.6) PHOTO Team photo: 1983 Yearbook, pg. 56 Coach Olszeski: Colloquy, 9/30/82, pg. 4 1983-84 6-8 (6-1) 4th place WVIAC Tournament Olszeski ROSTER Kim Tyree Toni Craig Melissa Potts Sharon Goley Gigi Rose Terri Beller Elaine Dolan Tammy Gray Pam Young Cindy Kaplan HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Scheduled Marshall

1984-85 1-8 5th John May ROSTER Mara Greco Tammy Gray Tammy Pearson Terri Beller Pam Young Christina Millwood Sangita Bangani Kim Hamilton 1985-86 11-10 (9-3) 3rd May ROSTER Grace Hutchinson 9-3 WVIAC Champ Diana Albertson 11-4 WVIAC Finalist Terri Beller 9-3 Beth Plant 9-3 WVIAC Finalist Kathleen Panik 9-3 Dawn Brown 6-1 Wendy Kohnke 9-3 Sangita Bangani Source for records of players other than Albertson singles: Fall ’85 Alumni News. HONOR Grace Hutchinson WVIAC Player of the Year Grace Hutchinson qualified for the NAIA National Tournament in singles. POST-SEASON Grace Hutchinson qualified for the NAIA National Tournament in singles. Grace Hutchinson/Diana Albertson qualified for NAIA Nationals (Kansas City, MO) in doubles. The duo was 12-0 during fall of ’85.

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Xavier, (0-9) PHOTO Diana Albertson: 1986 Yearbook, pg. 57 Sangita Bangani: 1986 Yearbook, pg. 57 Grace Hutchinson: 1986 Yearbook, pg. 57 Beth Plant: 1986 Yearbook, pg. 57 Coach May: 1986 Yearbook, pg. 57 MATCH PHOTO Diana Albertson: The Eagle Dispatch 10/25/85, pg. 4 STORY/PHOTO Diana Albertson: The Eagle Dispatch, 10/25/85, pg. 4 1986-87 3rd May ROSTER Rebecca Falbo 10-9 WVIAC Champ Beth Plant Dawn Brown Kathleen Panik Lisa Copobianco WVIAC Finalist Beth Anne Horak Elizabeth Mathews Danni Jones Wendy Kohnke WVIAC Finalist Dawn Husser HONOR Rebecca Falbo WVIAC Player of the Year PERFORMANCE Rebecca Falbo upset the #1 and #2 seeds in WVIAC Tournament HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Morehead State POST-SEASON Rebecca Falbo was 1-1 at NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, MO)

PHOTO Rebecca Falbo with the WVIAC Player of the Year trophy: Alumni Magazine, December 1987, pg. 12. 1987-88 10-7 (8-1) WVIAC Regular Season Champs May Stats below: (Jones singles, Bria singles, Agcanas singles, Albertson/Jones doubles source- Golden Reporter, 10/30/87, pg. 4; all other stats in the 1987-88 Sports Scrapbook.) ROSTER Danni Jones 10-7 4-4 Rebecca Falbo 3-2 2-2 Diana Albertson 5-4 4-4 Lynn Bria 10-7 5-3 WVIAC Champ Cathy Agcanas 10-5 5-2 Wendy Kohnke 3-6 4-4 Miho Ito 2-3 2-1 Albertson/Jones 11-4 doubles HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated Marshall, (7-2) Played Radford Played Morehead State PHOTO Team photo: The 1988 Yearbook, pg. 75 MATCH PHOTO Danni Jones: The Golden Reporter, 10/9/87, pg. 4 Various: 1988 Yearbook, pg. 75

1988-89 15-9 (8-1) WVIAC Regular Season Champs Larry Cochren

Second in the WVIAC Tournament ROSTER Rebecca Falbo WVIAC Champ Danni Jones WVIAC Champ Catherine Agcanas WVIAC Finalist Melissa Frederickson WVIAC Champ Lynn Bria Wendy Kohnke HONORS All-WVIAC: Rebecca Falbo, Danni Jones, Melissa Frederickson Rebecca Falbo WVIAC Player of the Year HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Swept Marshall, (9-0, 7-2) Played Morehead State, (1-8) Played Radford, (1-8) PHOTO Coach Cochren: 1989 Yearbook, pg. 100 MATCH PHOTO Lynn Bria: The Golden Reporter, 10/14/88 Unidentified: 1989 Yearbook, pg. 100, 101

1989-90 14-4 NAIA National Tournament Cochren WVIAC Champs NATIONAL RANKING Highest national ranking: 21st ROSTER Danni Jones WVIAC Champ Lynn Bria WVIAC Champ Nancy Warner WVIAC Champ Laura Mackey Rebecca Falbo Finalist Melissa Frederickson Finalist Julie Skoropowski HONORS All-WVIAC: Danni Jones, Lynn Bria, Nancy Warner, Laura Mackey Larry Cochren WVIAC Coach of the Year Larry Cochren District 28 Coach of the Year HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Wright State, (4-5) Played Marshall, (4-5) PHOTO Team photo with trophies from the WVIAC Tournament: The Golden Reporter, 11/2/89, pg. 10 1990 Yearbook, pg. 131 MATCH PHOTO Lynn Bria: The Golden Reporter, 10/12/89, pg. 10 Rebecca Falbo: 1990 Yearbook, pg. 130 Melissa Frederickson: 1990 Yearbook, pg. 130 Danni Jones: The Golden Reporter, 10/12/89, pg. 10 Laura Mackey: 1990 Yearbook, pg. 130 Unidentified: 1990 Yearbook, pg. 131 STORY/PHOTO Rebecca Falbo: The Golden Reporter, 10/12/89, pg. 10

1990-91 24- (11-0) NAIA National Tournament Cochren WVIAC Champs ROSTER Melissa Frederickson WVIAC Finalist Ali Wenman WVIAC Finalist Nancy Warner WVIAC Finalist Shari Scott WVIAC Champ Jennifer Justice Sheila Dunn WVIAC Champ Amy Ables Lisa Bailey Laura Mackey Julie Skoropowski HONOR Larry Cochren WVIAC Coach of the Year HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Marshall, (5-4) Played Morehead State, (1-8) Played UNC-Charlotte, (1-8) Played NAIA Top 20 Transylvania, (1-8) PHOTO Team photo with the WVIAC trophy: The Golden Reporter, 10/22/90, pg. 7

1991 Yearbook, pg. 8 Melissa Frederickson: 1991 Yearbook, pg. 9 Nancy Warner: 1991 Yearbook, pg. 9 STORY/PHOTO Ali Wenman: The Golden Reporter, 9/10/90, pg. 5

1991-92 23-8 (10-0) NAIA National Tournament Cochren

WVIAC Regular Season Champs WVIAC Tournament Champs NATIONAL RANKING Final national ranking: 21st ROSTER Melissa Frederickson 19-2 (fall) WVIAC Champ Ali Wenman 22-0 (fall) WVIAC Champ Amy Ables WVIAC Champ Shari Scott 17-11 WVIAC Champ Jennifer Justice 13-14 WVIAC Champ Sheila Dunn 16-13 WVIAC Champ Julie Skoropowski HONORS All-WVIAC: Melissa Frederickson, Ali Wenman, Shari Scott, Sheila Dunn, Amy Ables Melissa Frederickson WVIAC Player of the Year PERFORMANCE Team did not lose a set in singles or doubles at the WVIAC Tournament Melissa Frederickson final national ranking (singles): 38th (Fall ’92 Maroon and Gold, pg. 11) Melissa Frederickson and Amy Ables final national ranking (doubles): 17th (1992 Yearbook) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Split with Marshall, (5-4, 2-7) Played Radford, (2-6) POST-SEASON NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, MO): Melissa Frederickson 2-0 last reported Doubles team of Frederickson and Ali Wenman 2-0 last reported

PHOTO Amy Ables: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 22 Sheila Dunn: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 22 Melissa Frederickson: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 22 Shari Scott: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 22 STORY/PHOTO Amy Ables: The Golden Reporter, 9/11/91, pg. 6 1992-93 23-6 (8-1) Second in the WVIAC Tournament Cochren ROSTER Ali Wenman WVIAC Champ Undefeated season in WVIAC Amy Ables Shari Scott WVIAC Champ Undefeated season in WVIAC Jennifer Justice WVIAC Finalist Mindi Chase Sheila Dunn WVIAC Champ HONORS All-WVIAC: Ali Wenman, Amy Ables, Dunn, Scott Ali Wenman WVIAC Player of the Year PERFORMANCE Amy Ables and Ali Wenman undefeated season in WVIAC doubles Ali Wenman qualified for NAIA National Tournament HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Morehead State, (7-2) Defeated NAIA #15 Transylvania Played UNC-Charlotte, (0-9) Played Marshall, (4-5) Played Radford, (0-9) NOTE 51 match WVIAC win streak ended with loss to West Liberty. Streak lasted 3 ½ years. Larry Cochren 99-35 after five seasons

PHOTO Team photo: 1993 Yearbook, pg. 10 Coach Cochren: Golden Reporter, 10/15/92, pg. 7 MATCH PHOTO Jennifer Justice: Golden Reporter, 10/8/92, pg. 7 Unidentified: 1993 Yearbook, pg. 10 1993-94 20-6 Second in the WVIAC Tournament Cochren ROSTER All matches not reported by archives. Ali Wenman 2-2 3-0 WVIAC Champ Amy Ables 3-0 2-1 Shari Scott 3-0 2-1 Sheila Dunn 3-0 3-0 Jennifer Justice 2-1 4-2 Stefanie Meyer 0-2 0-2 Kim Childers 0-1 1-0 Tammy Johnson 1-0 2-1 HONORS Ali Wenman WVIAC Player of the Year Amy Ables Senior Scholar Athlete Award PERFORMANCE Ali Wenman advanced to the NAIA Nationals (Tulsa, OK). Wenman participated in her fourth national tournament. (Source: 1994 Summer Maroon and Gold, pg. 24) Larry Cochren 100th career win during this season UC CAREER TENNIS ACCOMPLISHMENT Larry Cochren 119-41 career record AFTER UC Amy Ables would go on to coach Texas Woman’s University. (Fall/Winter 1996 Maroon and Gold, pg. 29)

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (3-6) PHOTO Coach Cochren: 1994 Yearbook, pg. 52 Various: 1994 Yearbook, pg. 18 1994-95 7-10 (6-5) Third in the WVIAC Tournament Amy Ables ROSTER Stats not complete Renee Williams 8-3 6-2 Melissa Alexico 6-2 Mindi Chase Mona Katrib Nikia Jenkins Natasha Crede Tammy Johnson Lori Sigmon Jessica Graves HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (1-8). Renee Williams defeated Marshall’s #1. 1995-96 10-6 (9-2) both fall only 2nd Melissa Frederickson ROSTER Stats not complete: Rene Williams 6-2 WVIAC Finalist Tammy Colyer 6-2 WVIAC Finalist Melissa Alexico 7-1 WVIAC Finalist Joey Watson 0-5 Amanda Mosley 2-3 Michelle Anderson 4-1 HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Morehead State, (3-4) Played Radford

MATCH PHOTO Melissa Alexico: The Eagle, 10/13/95, pg. 7 Tami Colyer: The Eagle, 10/13/95, pg. 6, 7 Renee Williams: The Eagle, 10/27/95, pg. 7 STORY/PHOTO Coach Frederickson: The Eagle, 8/31/95, pg. 6 1996-97 Cochren ROSTER (not full) Renee Williams 11-1 (9-0) 23-2 Tami Colyer 11-1 (9-0) 23-2 PERFORMANCE Renee Williams and Tami Colyer won the Rolex tournament (North Carolina) fall of ’96 to advance to the Southern Rolex Nationals (Memphis, TN) also fall of ’96. They finished 6th in the nation. Story in The Eagle, 11/13/96, pg. 8, photo included NOTE Renee Williams and Tami Colyer were 23-2 (last reported) in doubles. 1997-98 10-3 (8-2) 3rd Shari Reed ROSTER (not full) Renee Williams 15-1 14-2 WVIAC Champ Kamilla Shaar WVIAC Finalist Sarah Scheiber Michelle Meadows Suzie Hill HONOR Renee Williams WVIAC Player of the Year

MATCH PHOTO Sarah Scheiber: The Eagle, 9/26/97, pg. 4 Renee Williams: The Eagle, 10/13/97, pg. 7

The Eagle, 10/24/97, pg. 8 1998-99 14-5 (8-2) Reed ROSTER Maria Smith 7-8 7-6 Sharon Seidler 7-5 4-4 Kamilla Shaar 10-6 6-6 Michelle Meadows 9-7 6-6 Gaby Daignault 14-3 7-6 WVIAC Champ Susie Hill 5-4 4-4 Cathi Kadle 1-0 Liz Anderson 1-0 1-0 Cyndney White 2-0 2-0 Joey Watson 2-0 2-0 Morgan Elliott 2-0 1-0 PHOTO Joey Watson: The Eagle, 9/25/98, pg. 7 1999-00 14-5 (8-2) NCAA Tournament Reed NATIONAL RANKING According to the Fall 2000 Maroon and Gold: Ranked in top twenty-five during the season. ROSTER Tara Tragesser 14-7 WVIAC Finalist Gabby Daignault 16-5 9-5 Michelle Meadows 9-4 8-2 Kamilla Shaar 9-4 8-2 Maria Smith 12-6 9-5 Erin Hammons 6-1

HONOR Shari Reed WVIAC Coach of the Year PHOTO Team photo: Maroon and Gold, Spring 2000, pg. 39

Winter 1999 Maroon and Gold, pg. 29 MATCH PHOTO Maria Smith: The Eagle, 10/22/99, pg. 8 STORY/PHOTO Kamilla Shaar: The Eagle, 10/22/99, pg. 7 2000-01 15-5 (10-2) Third in the WVIAC Tournament Reed ROSTER Tara Tragesser 13-4 6-0 Maria Smith 13-3 7-6 WVIAC Finalist Kelly Carey 17-2 6-0 WVIAC Champ Kamilla Shaar 7-3 7-0 Michelle Meadows 7-3 4-0 Sara Scheiber 7-1 7-6 Gabby Daignault 5-3 4-0 Morgan Elliott 2-0 Rachel Chambers 1-0 1-0 Assistant coach: Jo Marie Bohn HONOR Shari Reed WVIAC Coach of the Year PHOTO Team photo: Maroon and Gold, Fall 2000, pg. 30 STORY/PHOTO Maria Smith: The Eagle, 11/6/00, pg. 7

2001-02 15-5 (8-2) 3rd Reed ROSTER Tara Tragesser 7-6 8-4 Maria Smith 7-5 6-6 Kelly Carey 6-1 4-3 Kamilla Shaar 3-3 5-2 Gabby Daignault 5-1 2-0 Michelle Meadows 5-2 3-2 Sara Schieber 5-2 6-6 Rachel Chambers 4-1 3-1 Kristen Bryant 4-1 3-1 Morgan Elliott 4-1 4-1 PERFORMANCE Kelly Carey WVIAC Champ (2002 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 22) MATCH PHOTO Kristen Bryant: Maroon and Gold, Spring 2002, pg. 21 Tara Tragesser: Maroon and Gold, Spring 2002, pg. 22 2002-03 13-4 (8-2) 3rd Reed ROSTER Tara Tragesser 9-3 7-5 WVIAC Champ Sara Scheiber 8-3 7-5 Rachel Chambers 8-5 5-5 Kristen Bryant 6-4 7-5 Amanda Short 4-1 5-1 Veronica Merka 5-2 4-0 Amber Bouts 3-1 4-1 Maria Smith 4-2 3-2 Morgan Elliott 1-5 3-3 HONOR Tara Tragesser WVIAC Player of the Year MATCH PHOTO Kristen Bryant: Spring 2003 Maroon and Gold, pg. 26

2003-04 14-5 (8-2) Reed ROSTER Danielle Warner 9-1 9-1 Ashley Crank 6-4 6-4 Cherith Ragland 7-3 3-1 Kristen Bryant 8-3 8-4 Amanda Short 5-1 4-1 Amber Bouts 8-0 10-1 Veronica Merka 3-3 9-0 Amanda Spriggs 5-0 7-0 2004-05 14-5 (9-2) WVIAC Tournament Finalist Reed ROSTER Danielle Warner 11-6 9-8 Ashley Crank 6-9 7-8 Kristen Bryant 8-9 8-9 Cherith Ragland 11-5 4-1 Amanda Short 3-4 1-3 Amber Bouts 8-4 9-7 Amanda Spriggs 6-3 2-8 Krista Jacobs 5-2 8-0 Christy Tenney 6-2 8-0 Veronica Merka 0-4 HONOR All-WVIAC: Danielle Warner, Krista Jacobs NOTE Shari Reed 100th career win during this season

2005-06 21-3 (13-0) NCAA Tournament Reed

WVIAC Regular Season Champs WVIAC Tournament Champs

ROSTER Bre Moyle 15-0 14-1 Danielle Warner 20-5 17-6 Krista Jacobs 14-9 18-8 Lindsay Bolar 6-1 6-1 Ashley Crank 10-12 16-7 Cherith Ragland 20-3 12-5 Melissa Carpenter 2-0 6-0 Amanda Spriggs 6-4 10-1 Kristen Bryant 4-5 4-4 Amber Bouts 6-6 11-5 Caitlyn Keaton 5-0 1-0 HONORS All-WVIAC: Krista Jacobs, Danielle Warner, Bre Moyle Bre Moyle WVIAC Player of the Year Bre Moyle WVIAC Freshman of the Year Shari Reed WVIAC Coach of the Year PERFORMANCE Cherith Ragland was undefeated overall for fall season. POST-SEASON NCAA Tournament: 1st round- Played Northwood UC CAREER TENNIS ACCOMPLISHMENT On March 12th, 2006, Reed became the all-time career coaching leader in wins, (120-38, at the time). (2006 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 14) PHOTO Krista Jacobs, Danielle Warner, Bre Moyle, Coach Reed receiving WVIAC awards: ‘04-’05 Annual Report, pg. 7 The Eagle, 11/16/05, pg. 1

2006-07 17-7 (9-2) T-2nd WVIAC Tournament Finalist Reed ROSTER Bre Moyle 14-4 18-3 Lindsay Bolar 18-4 20-5 Danielle Warner 13-8 20-3 Neha Rana 7-0 7-0 Cherith Ragland 9-5 13-2 Amanda Spriggs 11-10 7-11 Cindy Hall 1-0 3-2 Erica Lewis 4-8 1-3 Jessica McGuire 0-1 7-7 Melissa Carpenter 6-8 4-3 HONORS All-WVIAC: Bre Moyle, Danielle Warner, Lindsay Bolar PHOTO Lindsay Bolar: Winter 2007 Maroon and Gold, pg. 21 Bre Moyle: Winter 2007 Maroon and Gold, pg. 21

Spring 2007 Maroon and Gold, pg. 22

Danielle Warner: Winter 2007 Maroon and Gold, pg. 21 Coach Reed: The Eagle, 10/11/06, pg. 4 2007-08 12-9 (7-1) 2nd Reed ROSTER Bre Moyle 15-4 14-3 Neha Rana 18-2 15-3 Christina Samoilov 8-12 5-12 Melissa Carpenter 5-14 4-9 Alexa Kay 12-8 9-9 Erica Lewis 5-10 9-6 Jessica McGuire 4-1 4-6 HONOR All-WVIAC: Bre Moyle, Neha Rana

HIGHLIGHTED TOURNAMENT Competed in the West Virginia Invitational: Akron, Morehead State, West Virginia amongst the schools. Neha Rana and Bre Moyle as a doubles team defeated West Virginia. PHOTO Bre Moyle: Summer 2008 Maroon and Gold, pg. 23 Neha Rana: Summer 2008 Maroon and Gold, pg. 23 2008-09 19-9 (11-0) 1st NCAA Tournament Reed WVIAC Regular Season Champs

WVIAC Tournament Champs ROSTER Bre Moyle 16-5 17-6 Neha Rana 14-9 19-7 Alyssa Hackworth 15-7 19-6 Sarah Monsheimer 15-9 17-6 Katie Kim 17-8 20-6 Alexa Kay 12-9 15-6 Christina Samoilov 6-1 5-0 Melissa Carpenter 4-0 1-0 Jessica McGuire 1-0 4-0 Assistant coach: M.C. Liberatore HONORS All-WVIAC: Bre Moyle, Neha Rana, Alyssa Hackworth Bre Moyle WVIAC Player of the Year Shari Reed WVIAC Coach of the Year Shari Reed Atlantic Region Coach of the Year PERFORMANCE Bre Moyle and Neha Rana were #3 in the regular season ending region rankings for doubles. (Charleston Daily Mail, 5/7/09) POST-SEASON NCAA Tournament: 1st round (Morgantown, WV)- Defeated Shaw (NC), (5-0); 2nd round (Greensburg, PA)- Played California (PA), (0-5).

NOTE Team 14-0 in the fall According to 3/23/09 Charleston Gazette, Bre Moyle’s career record 138-32 (singles? and doubles ?) Reported through ’09, Coach Reed’s career record is 170-63 PHOTO Team photo: Spring 2009 Maroon and Gold, pg. 6 Bre Moyle: Spring 2009 Maroon and Gold, front cover 2009-10 22-8 (11-1) 1st NCAA Tournament Reed WVIAC Regular Season Champs WVIAC Tournament Finalist ROSTER Neha Rana 13-9 20-8 Laura Smith 16-1 19-6 Alyssa Hackworth 8-14 21-9 Katie Kim 10-1 9-4 Christina Samoilov 12-10 19-7 Sarah Monsheimer 15-8 20-9 Iliasanne Carter 15-5 14-6 Davina Holtfretter 5-4 2-0 Jessica McGuire 5-0 3-0 HONORS All-WVIAC: Neha Rana, Alyssa Hackworth Shari Reed WVIAC Coach of the Year Neha Rana ITA Arthur Ashe Award HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played George Mason, (2-7) PERFORMANCE Team had a 14 match winning streak to start the season

POST-SEASON NCAA Tournament: 1st round- Defeated WV State, (5-0)

2nd round- Played California (PA), (0-5) NOTE While playing in the WVIAC Tournament, Neha Rana was selected as Football Homecoming Queen. Rana was honored at the following home football game. (Photo in the 2010 Yearbook, pg. 5) PHOTO Team photo: 2010 Yearbook, pg. 58 Various individual: 2010 Yearbook, pg. 59 MATCH PHOTO Neha Rana: 2010 Yearbook, pg. 59

Spring 2010 Maroon and Gold, pg. 22 2010-11 22-6 (11-1) 2nd NCAA Tournament Reed WVIAC Tournament Champs ROSTER Laura Smith 23-2 Mallika Mali 18-5 Sarah Monsheimer 13-11 Christina Samoilov 12-12 Marcela Torres 12-10 Davina Holtfretter 12-3 Ilaisanna Carter Assistant coach: M.C. Liberatore HONORS All-WVIAC: Sarah Monsheimer, Marcela Torres Ilaisanna Carter ITA Arthur Ashe Award Team named ITA All-Academic. ITA Scholar-Athletes: Davina Holtfretter, Mallika Mali, Christina Samoilov, Laura Smith POST-SEASON 1st round- Played Mercyhurst, (3-5)

NOTE Team 13-2 in the fall Shari Reed 200th career win on 9/21/10. Career record as of 9/22/10: 201-71. PHOTO Team photo: 2011-12 Athletic Media Guide, pg. 102 Team photo with the WVIAC trophy: 2011-12 Athletic Media Guide, pg. 100 Ilaisanna Carter: 2010/2011 Annual Report, pg. 5 MATCH PHOTO Mallika Mali: 2011-12 Athletic Media Guide, pg. 101 Marcela Torres: 2011-12 Athletic Media Guide, pg. 101 PROFILE (INCLUDES PHOTO) Ilaisanna Carter: 2011 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 15 2011-12 22-8 (12-0) 1st NCAA Tournament Reed

WVIAC Regular Season Champs WVIAC Tournament Champs

ROSTER Mallika Mali 19-7 Kelsey Hensley 19-5 Laura Smith 18-5 Marieve Edwards 17-8 Sarah Monsheimer 12-12 Marcela Torres 9-13 Courtney Pierron 9-2 Davina Holtfretter 7-0 HONORS All-WVIAC: Sarah Monsheimer, Laura Smith, Marcela Torres Shari Reed WVIAC Coach of the Year Team named ITA All-Academic

POST-SEASON NCAA Tournament: 1st round-Defeated Slippery Rock, (5-3)

2nd round (round of 32)- played IUP, (0-5)

2012-13 15-12 Reed ROSTER Ana Marie Pena 16-7 Courtney Pierron 15-2 Taylor Todd 13-10 Kelsey Hensley 12-13 Mallika Mali 11-13 Laura Smith 7-5 Maddie Caropino 5-6 Marieve Edwards 5-3 2013-14 15-11 (5-2) Reed ROSTER Mallika Mali 17-6 Ana Maria Pena 11-12 Kelsey Hensley 11-11 Marieve Edwards 11-11 Jackie Bakos 10-9 Taylor Todd 8-9 Courtney Pierron 5-2 Taylor Yuell 3-1 Maddie Caropino 2-4 Molly Ballard 2-0 HONORS Ana Maria Pena All-MEC Team All-Academic PERFORMANCE Ana Maria Pena defeated a top 50 player during the season

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played West Virginia, (1-6) 2014-15 16-8 MEC Tournament Finalist Reed NCAA TOURNAMENT ROSTER Ana Maria Pena 17-3 Jackie Bakos 16-4 Marieve Edwards 11-9 Kelsey Hensley 10-10 Toni Katipa 10-9 Taylor Todd 9-7 Alize Uyttenhove 9-4 Courtney Pierron 4-1 Taylor Yuell 1-1 Bridget Dillon 1-0 Molly Ballard Madeline Caropino Leah Harford Assistant coach: Andreea Slusarcic HONORS All-MEC: Toni Katipa, Kelsey Hensley Freshman of the Year: Toni Katipa PERFORMANCE Toni Katipa advanced to the quarterfinals of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Atlantic Regional Championships in singles and doubles POST-SEASON NCAA Tournament- 1st round) Played WV State, (2-5)

2015-16 16-8 (6-1) 2nd MEC Tournament Finalist Reed ROSTER Ana Maria Pena 17-3 Jackie Bakos 12-6 Elise Edwards 12-7 Taylor Todd 12-9 Toni Katipa 10-6 Silvana Slusarcic 4-1 Madeline Caropino 4-1 Bridget Dillon 4-5 Taylor Youell 4-6 Bruna Brandao 2-0 Caisie Adcock 1-0 Assistant coaches: Andreaa Slusarcic, Michelle Knight, Raissa Wischi HONORS All-MEC: Toni Katipa, Elise Edwards POST-SEASON NCAA TOURNAMENT: 1st round: Mercyhurst, (0-5) CAREER ACCOMPLISHMENT Shari Reed picked up her 300th career win during the season Team Wins 26 1982 24 1991 23 1992 23 1993 22 2010 21 2006 20 1994

Unofficial match career wins leader (singles) Mallika Mali 65 Lisa Payne 64 Laura Smith 64 Bre Moyle 60 Ana Maria Pena 60 Sarah Monsheimer 55 Danielle Warner 53 Neha Rana 52 Kelsey Hensley 52 Cherith Ragland 47 Unofficial match season wins leader (singles) Laura Smith 23 2010-11 Lisa Payne 22 1981-82 Ali Wenman 22 1991-92 Dina Robinson 20 1981-82 Danielle Warner 20 2005-06 Cherith Ragland 20 2005-06 Unofficial match season wins leader (doubles) Renee Williams 23 1996-97 Tami Colyer 23 1996-97 Alyssa Hackworth 21 2009-10 Danielle Warner 20 2006-07 Lindsay Bolar 20 2006-07 Katie Kim 20 2008-09 Neha Rana 20 2009-10 Sara Monsheimer 20 2009-10 Career wins (coach) Stats not complete Reed 306 Cochren 119 (’97 (?) needed) Warner 56 Sangid-Monroe 26

May 22 (’87 needed) Olszeski 20 Frederickson 10 Ables 7 Neal 3 (’73 needed) Thornton 3 All Years below are Fall season All-WVIAA 1978 Lisa Payne 1979 Lisa Payne 1980 Tina Phillips (Player of the Year) Lisa Payne Jane Burkhart Kim Tyree Barb Roland Mickey Flowers All-WVIAC 1981 Lisa Payne 1985 Grace Hutchinson (Player of the Year) 1986 Rebecca Falbo (Player of the Year) 1988 Rebecca Falbo (Player of the Year) 1991 Melissa Frederickson (Player of the Year) Ali Wenman Shari Scott Sheila Dunn Amy Ables 1992 Ali Wenman (Player of the Year) Amy Ables Sheila Dunn Shari Scott 1993 Ali Wenman (Player of the Year) 1997 Renee Williams (Player of the Year) 2002 Tara Tragesser (Player of the Year) 2004 Danielle Warner Krista Jacobs 2005 Bre Moyle (Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year) Krista Jacobs Danielle Warner 2006 Bre Moyle Danielle Warner Lindsay Bolar 2007 Bre Moyle Neha Rana

2008 Bre Moyle (Player of the Year) Neha Rana Alyssa Hackworth 2009 Neha Rana Alyssa Hackworth 2010 Sarah Monsheimer Marcela Torres 2011 Sarah Monsheimer Marcela Torres Laura Smith WVIAC Coach of the Year 1989 Larry Cochren 1990 Larry Cochren 1999 Shari Reed 2000 Shari Reed 2005 Shari Reed 2008 Shari Reed 2009 Shari Reed 2011 Shari Reed All-MEC 2013 Ana Maria Pena 2014 Toni Katipa (Freshman of the Year) Kelsey Hensley 2015 Toni Katipa Elise Edwards All-Region Coach of the Year 1989 Larry Cochren 2008 Shari Reed