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Colorado Quick Facts<br />
SCHOOL INFORMATION<br />
Location........................................................ Boulder, Colo.<br />
Population ...............................................................103,216<br />
Elevation .......................................................................5,435<br />
Enrollment ................................................................ 27,151<br />
Founded .........................................................................1876<br />
Colors .................................................... Silver, Black, Gold<br />
Nickname ...............................................Buffaloes (Buffs)<br />
Mascot .................................................................. Ralphie IV<br />
National Afliation ............................................ Division I<br />
Conference/Year joined .......................... Big 12/1996<br />
President ..........................Hank Brown (Colorado ‘61)<br />
Chancellor ..........Dr. Phil DiStefano (Ohio State ‘68)<br />
Provost ...................Susan Avery (Michigan State ‘72)<br />
Vice Chancellor .....Ron Stump (Northern Michigan<br />
‘69)<br />
Director of Athletics ........... Mike Bohn (Kansas ‘83)<br />
Web Site ............................................. www.<strong>CU</strong>Buffs.<strong>com</strong><br />
Big 12 web page......................www.big12sports.<strong>com</strong><br />
MEN’S TENNIS INFORMATION<br />
Head Coach ..................................... Sam Winterbotham<br />
Alma Mater .............................Oklahoma Christian ‘99<br />
Career Record at <strong>CU</strong>/Yrs. ...................22-47/4th year<br />
E-mail ..................sam.winterbotham@colorado.edu<br />
Assistant Coach .......Albin Polonyi (Boise State ‘92)<br />
Volunteer Asst. Coach Bob Bateman (Colorado ‘85)<br />
Administrative Assistant........Lynn Burger (<strong>CU</strong> ‘90)<br />
E-mail ................................. lynn.burger@colorado.edu<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong> Ofice Phone ..............................303/492-5885<br />
Athletic Trainer ......................Eric Fry (Purdue 2000)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .................................................................. 9-15<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Big 12 Record .......................................................2-5<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Finish ........................................................... 59<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................7/3<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ........................................................................... 4<br />
Home Courts ....................<strong>CU</strong>-Boulder South Campus<br />
..........Harvest House (Indoor), Ranch Country Club<br />
All-Time Big 12 Record .......................................... 22-48<br />
SPORTS INFORMATION<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong> SID .............................................Andrew R. Green<br />
Phone ..........................................................303/492-3812<br />
Fax ................................................................303/492-3811<br />
Home ...........................................................303/543-3755<br />
E-Mail .............................andrew.green@colorado.edu<br />
CREDITS<br />
The <strong>2005</strong>-6 <strong>CU</strong> men’s tennis guide was produced<br />
through the <strong>com</strong>bined efforts of the Sports Information<br />
Ofice. The guide was written, designed and<br />
edited by Andrew Green, Assistant Director of Sports<br />
Information. Contributions by Brandon Gilbert and<br />
Erich Schubert. Printing by Pioneer Press, Greeley,<br />
Colo. Front cover designed by Deric Swanson of<br />
BuffVision. Photography by Ken Abott, Tim Benko,<br />
Mark Brodie, Chip Bromield, Casey Cass, Cliff Grassmick,<br />
Larry Harwood, Patrick Kelley, Brian Lewis,<br />
Dan Madden, Ed Kosmicki, Zemi Photographics.<br />
ON THE COVER<br />
Colorado student-athletes (left to right):<br />
Seniors Chad Tsuda, Justin Rofel, Marko Bundalo.<br />
TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Schedule/Roster .........................................IFC<br />
Table of Contents/Colorado Quick Facts................. 1<br />
Head Coach Sam Winterbotham................................. 2<br />
Assistant Coach Albin Polonyi ..................................... 3<br />
Volunteer Assistant Bob Bateman ............................. 3<br />
Support Staff ...................................................................3-5<br />
20<strong>06</strong> Season Preview ...................................................... 6<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Player Biographies .................................. 7-15<br />
Peter Bjork ........................................................................... 7<br />
Marko Bundalo ................................................................... 8<br />
Marek Dvorak ..................................................................... 9<br />
Justin Rofel .........................................................................10<br />
Chad Tsuda.........................................................................11<br />
Charlie Yemm ....................................................................12<br />
Jan Zelezny .........................................................................13<br />
Geoffery Chizever/Eric Molnar .................................14<br />
Karthik Raju/Tobias Scheil .........................................15<br />
THE 200405 REVIEW<br />
2004-05 Results/Statistics .........................................16<br />
2004-05 Match Recaps ..........................................17-18<br />
THE OPPONENTS<br />
Baylor, Boise State, BYU................................................19<br />
Denver, Montana State, Nebraska ............................19<br />
New Mexico, New Mexico State, Oklahoma .........20<br />
Oklahoma State, Portland, Texas ..............................20<br />
Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Utah, Big 12 .....................21<br />
The Blue-Gray National Collegiate Classic ...........21<br />
THE HISTORY<br />
Season-by-Season Results ....................................22-27<br />
All-Time Opponent Series History ....................28-33<br />
All-Time Conference Records .....................................34<br />
All-Time Series Standings ............................................35<br />
Buffs’ Conference History ............................................36<br />
Buffs’ NCAA History .......................................................37<br />
Big 12 Conference History ...................................38-41<br />
Colorado All-Time Roster .....................................42-46<br />
Individual Wins, Career ................................................47<br />
Individual Wins, Season ..............................................48<br />
Single-Season Wins ........................................................49<br />
Conf. Singles/Doubles Wins/Coaches Wins ........50<br />
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO<br />
President Hank Brown .................................................51<br />
Athletic Director Mike Bohn .......................................51<br />
University of Colorado ..................................................52<br />
Dal Ward Ath. Ctr./<strong>CU</strong>-Boulder South Campus ..53<br />
Boulder Facts .............................................................54-55<br />
Denver Facts ...............................................................56-57<br />
State of Colorado Facts .................................................58<br />
Colorado Sports Scene ..................................................59<br />
Ralphie IV ...........................................................................60<br />
Boulder in Pictures .........................................................IBC<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Geoffrey Chizever<br />
Karthik Raju<br />
Justin Rofel<br />
Tobias Scheil<br />
Charlie Yemm<br />
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Colorado Head Coach<br />
SAM WINTERBOTHAM<br />
Head Coach<br />
Fourth Season<br />
Oklahoma Christian ‘99<br />
Sam Winterbotham enters his fourth<br />
season as the Colorado men’s tennis head<br />
coach continuing to build the Buffaloes<br />
into a <strong>com</strong>petitive program not just<br />
among his Big 12 Conference peers, but<br />
on a national level.<br />
In his previous three years in Boulder,<br />
Winterbotham is taking <strong>CU</strong> to new<br />
heights. With an exciting approach on the sideline, he is developing the<br />
men’s tennis program into a well-respected group of student-athletes<br />
among the nation.<br />
“I have a ine group of men that really care<br />
about <strong>CU</strong>,” said Winterbotham. “They train and<br />
work hard at practices. They really are a lot of fun.”<br />
Last season, Coach Winterbotham and his<br />
young Buffaloes were nationally ranked the entire<br />
spring season that saw 19 nationally ranked<br />
opponents grace the spring schedule. Despite a<br />
team not having one senior, <strong>CU</strong> remained steady<br />
throughout the dual campaign ranked as high as<br />
No. 43 and inishing No. 59. It’s their highest ranking<br />
in the ITA polls since the 1995-96 season.<br />
The <strong>2005</strong> spring saw the Buffs tally ive impressive<br />
wins over the nation’s elite teams defeating<br />
No. 15 Harvard, No. 33 New Mexico (twice),<br />
No. 47 Oklahoma, and No. 66 Nebraska. In conference<br />
play, <strong>CU</strong> won a pair of matches to inish the<br />
regular season tied for ifth. Prior to dual match<br />
play, Winterbotham guided the Buffaloes to their<br />
second straight appearance at the Mountain Region Indoor Playoff.<br />
Seeded No. 4 a year ago, <strong>CU</strong> improved it’s placing in the Fall of 2004<br />
with a No. 3 regional ranking.<br />
Individually, senior Marko Bundalo, who earned All-Big 12 singles<br />
honors among the conference coaches cracked the ITA’s elite singles<br />
ranking inishing the spring at No. 99 nationally. Bundalo won a teambest<br />
20 victories was also awarded the ITA Mountain Region Player<br />
to Watch (awarded to a student-athlete having an outstanding season<br />
and is expected to perform at a high level for his remaining collegiate<br />
career).<br />
During his previous two seasons<br />
in Boulder, Winterbotham<br />
guided the youthful Buffs to a<br />
pair of sixth place inishes in the<br />
2003 and 2004 Big 12 standings,<br />
respectively. In addition, to 2004,<br />
Winterbotham coached current<br />
junior Peter Bjork to the Intercollegiate<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong> Association (ITA)<br />
Region VII Rookie of the Year.<br />
Winterbotham has also made an<br />
immediate mark on the <strong>CU</strong> program,<br />
being selected as one of six<br />
members to represent the Mountain<br />
Region on the ITA Region VII<br />
2<br />
Committee.<br />
“The University of Colorado has an excellent athletic department ...<br />
one of the best in the country,” said Winterbotham. “I am proud to be a<br />
part of it and my goal is to build a tennis program that <strong>com</strong>petes at the<br />
highest level, consistently ighting for championships at the conference<br />
and national levels.”<br />
Prior to <strong>com</strong>ing to Boulder, Winterbotham spent the previous<br />
three years at Baylor helping the Bears be<strong>com</strong>e a national power in the<br />
collegiate game. In addition to assisting the Bears with the day-to-day<br />
operation, Winterbotham was responsible for recruiting one of the best<br />
teams in the nation that eventually won the irst national championship<br />
in Baylor history Baylor, as the Bears were crowned NCAA Champions<br />
in 2004.<br />
While at Baylor, Winterbotham was named the 2002 Region VI Assistant<br />
Coach of the Year after helping the Bears win the Big 12 regular<br />
season and conference tournament. Baylor advanced to the 2002 NCAA<br />
Sweet 16 and inished the season ranked seventh nationally.<br />
Prior to his stint at Baylor, Winterbotham attended Oklahoma<br />
Christian University in Oklahoma City where he was a four-year NAIA<br />
All-American. In 1997,<br />
he won top honors as<br />
the NAIA Rolex National<br />
Singles Champion.<br />
At O<strong>CU</strong>, Winterbotham<br />
also was the 1999 Sooner<br />
Athletic Conference<br />
Player of the Year in<br />
soccer, where he was<br />
named to the all-region<br />
irst team and honorable<br />
mention all-America<br />
team. He graduated in<br />
April 1999 with a degree<br />
in marketing and<br />
was honored as O<strong>CU</strong>’s<br />
international business<br />
student of the year for<br />
1999. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports management.<br />
A native of Stoke on Trent, Great Britain, Winterbotham is a certi-<br />
ied LTA <strong>Tennis</strong> Professional (LTA is Great Britain’s USTA). As a player,<br />
he played numerous professional tournaments at the Future/Satellite<br />
level, was ranked as one of the top juniors in Great Britain.<br />
Born Oct. 1, 1973, he is married to the former Tara McClure, a native<br />
of Asher, Oklahoma. The Winterbotham’s have two daughters, Zoe and<br />
Ryann.<br />
<strong>CU</strong> Men’s All-Time Coaching Records<br />
Year Coach Record Win Pct.<br />
2002-present Sam Winterbotham 22-47 .319<br />
1997-2002 Scott Davidoff 58-56 .510<br />
1987-97 Ron Smarr 195-99 .660<br />
1983-87 Jon Weingardner 54-47 .510<br />
1982-83 Steve Zaslow 11-10 .520<br />
1980-82 Jeff Moore 28-21 .570<br />
1975-80 C.D. Bodam 99-47 .680<br />
1974-75 Kent Woodward 9-10 .470<br />
1967-74 Bill Douglas 94-66 .580<br />
1949-67 Dick Gray 122-83-7 .589<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
Colorado Coaches/Support Staff<br />
ALBIN POLONYI<br />
Assistant Coach/First Season<br />
Boise State ‘97<br />
Albin Polonyi begins his irst season with<br />
the Colorado men’s tennis coaching staff. Polonyi<br />
spent the 2003-05 seasons as head coach for<br />
both the men’s and women’s tennis programs<br />
at Northern Arizona University.<br />
At Northern Arizona University, Polonyi was<br />
responsible for managing two team budgets,<br />
recruiting, management of tennis operations,<br />
fundraising, and <strong>com</strong>munity service project coordination. During the<br />
<strong>2005</strong> spring, Polonyi led the Lumberjacks men’s team to a second-place<br />
Big Sky Conference inish and a semiinal appearance, inishing with a<br />
10-12 record. As the women’s head coach he led NAU to the quarterinals<br />
of the <strong>2005</strong> Big Sky Tournament and a second place conference inish<br />
in 2004. During his tenure at NAU, Polonyi helped his tennis program’s<br />
maintain a 3.0 grade point average or better.<br />
Prior to his two-year stint in Flagstaff, Polonyi spent a year and a half<br />
as the Michigan State men’s assistant coach. In the 2003 season, he<br />
helped lead the Spartans to a 15-12 overall record, a Big Ten Conference<br />
tournament semiinal appearance, and the program’s highest national<br />
ranking ever (No. 56). In the fall, the Spartans advanced three players<br />
to the round of 16 and two players to the quarterinals of the Big Ten<br />
Singles Championship.<br />
Polonyi worked as a teaching professional at the Gasparilla Inn in<br />
Boca Grande, Fla., in 2001 and 2002. He is a two-time All-American<br />
(1993,1996) who captained the 1997 Boise State Broncos to as high as<br />
No. 2 in the nation and a No. 7 inal national ranking while playing two<br />
years under 1997 NCAA Coach of the Year Greg Patton. Before <strong>com</strong>ing<br />
to Boise State, he played at the University of Georgia. With the Bulldogs,<br />
he was a starter who helped the team to No. 2 and No. 5 national rankings<br />
in 1993 and 1995, respectively.<br />
In 1993, as a freshman, Polonyi reached the semiinals in the NCAA<br />
Doubles Championships. In 1993 and 1996, he inished both years<br />
ranked seventh in the nation in doubles, and was ranked as high as irst<br />
in the nation in doubles and 23rd in singles rankings during the regular<br />
season. He was the Rolex Region III singles and doubles champion in<br />
1996, and has had success <strong>com</strong>peting in events on the professional tour.<br />
He has the honor of leading teams to championships in three different<br />
conferences: SEC, Big Sky, and Big West. While <strong>com</strong>pleting a master’s<br />
degree in literature and creative writing at Bemidji State University in<br />
Minnesota from 1998-1999, Polonyi worked as a university writing<br />
instructor and guided the women’s team to its irst women’s conference<br />
championship in school history.<br />
After <strong>com</strong>pleting his master’s degree, Polonyi worked as writing<br />
program Director for the Zhejiang Forestry Institute in China in 2000.<br />
While in China, he did consulting work for American specialty-tea <strong>com</strong>panies<br />
based on his interest in tea and background in the <strong>com</strong>modities<br />
business, having worked in the futures business at the Minneapolis<br />
Grain Exchange before graduate school. Upon return from a 14-month<br />
stay in China, Polonyi worked in Boston for George Howell, the world’s<br />
leading coffee expert. Polonyi is the irst Westerner to be occupationally<br />
certiied by the China National Quality Control for Tea as a Tea Taster,<br />
has published articles in tea and coffee trade journals on the subject<br />
of tea, and is currently overseeing a project with NAU to help translate<br />
and publish the second most important ancient Chinese tea classic.<br />
Polonyi is a 1997 graduate of Boise State with a degree in English, and<br />
earned his master’s degree in literature and creative writing at Bemidji<br />
State University (Minnesota) in 2000.<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
BOB BATEMAN<br />
Volunteer Assistant Coach<br />
Second Season<br />
Bob Bateman enters his second season with<br />
the Colorado men’s tennis team as their volunteer<br />
assistant coach. Bateman is not a stranger to the<br />
men’s tennis program having played from 1982-<br />
85 and having graduated magna cum laude in<br />
economics from <strong>CU</strong> in 1986.<br />
When Bateman left the men’s program, he<br />
accumulated 45 singles and doubles matches,<br />
was a four-year letterwinner, and was a runner up in Big 8 Conference<br />
Tournament (No. 2 singles) in 1983.<br />
“Bob has been involved in the program during the last few years<br />
and I’m excited to have his scientiic knowledge assisting our studentathletes<br />
development,” said <strong>CU</strong> head coach Sam Winterbotham.<br />
As a youth, Bateman was the Minnesota state high school singles<br />
champion and was a nationally ranked junior (#58) in 1981. Today, he<br />
is the staff professional at the Boulder Harvest House since 1994.<br />
Born December 28, 1962 in Edina, Minnesota, Bateman is married<br />
to the former Rachel Bogard.<br />
His hobbies include being the baseball play-by-play voice of the Niwot<br />
Cougars (2004 Colorado HS and American Legion state champions). He<br />
also teaches part-time at the Boulder Country Club.<br />
Bateman’s future endeavor is being the future voice of the Buffaloes<br />
as the school’s public address announcer taking over for Alan Cass when<br />
he retires.<br />
“Bob cares a great deal about this university and athletic department,”<br />
Winterbotham adds. “He brings a wealth of knowledge on and off the<br />
court and his impact has been great on this team.”<br />
LYNN BURGER<br />
Administrative Assistant<br />
Lynn Burger is in her ifth year with the<br />
<strong>CU</strong> athletic department after returning to<br />
help in the golf and tennis ofice. Prior to this<br />
position, Burger worked as the Special Events<br />
Coordinator from 1997–2000 and as a sports<br />
information intern in 1989.<br />
Burger, 42, came to <strong>CU</strong> originally from the<br />
American Heart Association, where she was the<br />
Regional Director in charge of fundraising and<br />
special events for the Colorado and Wyoming area. She also directed<br />
special events for the Leukemia Society of America, the Rocky Mountain<br />
Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation and worked for the Bolder Boulder.<br />
Burger graduated from the University of Colorado in 1990, earning<br />
a degree in journalism. She earned Outstanding Graduate and Kappa<br />
Tau Alpha academic honors and was on the Dean’s List.<br />
Born May 22, 1963 in Fort Worth, Texas, she graduated from Arvada<br />
West High School in Arvada, Colorado, where she lettered in track and<br />
ield. Formerly Lynn Smith, she is married to Rick Burger.<br />
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Support Staff<br />
VIC <strong>CU</strong>MMINS<br />
Assistant Strength Coach<br />
Vic Cummins begins his third year as an<br />
assistant strength coach at Colorado, with<br />
his primary responsibilities including working<br />
with the football team and the men’s and<br />
women’s tennis teams.<br />
Cummins, 27, came to Colorado from the<br />
University of Memphis, where he spent the<br />
summer of 2003 as a strength and conditioning<br />
graduate assistant with the football<br />
and baseball teams. Prior to his stint at<br />
Memphis, he worked as a football/strength and conditioning graduate<br />
assistant at East Central University in the spring of 2003.<br />
Cummins graduated from East Central University in Oklahoma with<br />
a bachelor’s degree in physical education in May of 2003. He lettered<br />
four years as a linebacker and three-year captain of the football team,<br />
earning second team all-conference and academic all-conference honors<br />
for the 2002-03 seasons.<br />
Born Oct. 10, 1978 in Norman, Oklahoma, he graduated from Norman<br />
High School in 1999. Recently married in the summer of <strong>2005</strong>, he is<br />
married to the former Suzanne Carter.<br />
ERIC FRY<br />
Assistant Athletic Trainer<br />
Eric Fry enters his second year with<br />
the Colorado staff as an assistant athletic<br />
trainer with the men’s basketball team.<br />
Prior to <strong>com</strong>ing to Colorado, Fry spent two<br />
years at the University of Denver serving as<br />
the volleyball, men’s lacrosse, and men’s<br />
and women’s ski teams.<br />
Fry was a graduate assistant athletic trainer<br />
for the University of Wisconsin before<br />
joining the Pioneer athletic training staff.<br />
He worked primarily with the Badger men’s and women’s swimming<br />
and diving teams along with the men’s and women’s soccer teams. He<br />
traveled to Europe with the women’s soccer team just before moving<br />
to Denver in 2002.<br />
Fry received a Master’s Degree in Higher Education Administration<br />
in May of 2002.<br />
He <strong>com</strong>pleted his undergraduate studies at Purdue University in 2000<br />
and received a Bachelor’s Degree in athletic training. While at Purdue<br />
he worked as a student athletic trainer with the football, baseball, and<br />
basketball teams. During his time there he had the opportunity to work<br />
as an intern athletic trainer with the Kenai Peninsula Oilers, a summer<br />
baseball team located in Kenai, Alaska.<br />
Fry is a certiied member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association.<br />
He is single and resides in Lafayette.<br />
ANDREW GREEN<br />
Assistant Sports Information<br />
Director<br />
Andrew Green enters his ifth year as<br />
assistant sports information director at<br />
Colorado, joining the department in October<br />
2001. He is the sports information<br />
director for men’s basketball and men’s<br />
and women’s tennis.<br />
Green, 37, came to Boulder from The<br />
College of William and Mary, where he<br />
worked three years and served as the<br />
Tribe’s primary contact for women’s basketball, soccer, and volleyball.<br />
He served as the media coordinator for the 1998 and 1999<br />
NCAA women’s soccer tournaments as well as the 1999 Colonial<br />
Athletic Association Volleyball Championships.<br />
Green graduated from Ashland (Ohio) University in 1996 with<br />
a bachelor’s degree in sports <strong>com</strong>munication. He was a graduate<br />
student assistant in the sports information ofice at California<br />
University of Pennsylvania where he was the media liaison for the<br />
1997 national champion softball team.<br />
Born Jan. 31, 1968 in Batavia, N.Y., Green graduated from LeRoy<br />
(N.Y.) High, where he lettered in basketball and tennis. Green is<br />
married to <strong>CU</strong>’s athletic travel coordinator, the former Jennifer<br />
JOSH NEWTON<br />
Stringer<br />
Josh Newton begins his irst season as the<br />
men’s team stringer, and second season<br />
with the <strong>CU</strong> men. When he’s not stringing<br />
for the Buffs, he is the manager of Boulder’s<br />
own racquet store, Rocky Mountain<br />
Racquet Specialists, which was recently<br />
named one of the top-10 specialty shops<br />
in the country by the <strong>Tennis</strong> Industry Association.<br />
While attending <strong>CU</strong>, he studied molecular,<br />
cellular and developmental biology and was an oficer in both Mortar<br />
Board and Golden Key national honor societies. Since <strong>CU</strong>, Newton has<br />
be<strong>com</strong>e a certiied Master Racquet Technician. In addition, he is active<br />
in <strong>com</strong>munity tennis, both as a player and as a brief stint as Assistant<br />
Boy’s Coach at Fairview High School.<br />
Born July 5, 1972 in Memphis, Tenn., Newton grew up in Bucks<br />
County, Pa. (outside of Philadelphia). He graduated from Germantown<br />
Academy in 1991. He is single and resides in Boulder.<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
Support Staff<br />
KAREN MORRISON<br />
Associate Athletic Director<br />
Compliance, Financial Aid & SWA<br />
Karen Morrison is in her sixth year as<br />
associate athletic director at the University<br />
of Colorado, being promoted to the position<br />
on Aug. 9, 2000. She was the assistant<br />
athletic director for <strong>com</strong>pliance for two<br />
years prior to her promotion, and is in her<br />
15th year overall associated with the <strong>CU</strong><br />
athletic program. In 1998, she was also<br />
named <strong>CU</strong>’s Senior Woman Administrator.<br />
Morrison, 44, oversees several <strong>CU</strong> sport programs – women’s<br />
basketball, volleyball, men’s and women’s skiing, men’s and women’s<br />
golf and men’s and women’s tennis. She also directs the <strong>com</strong>pliance<br />
and inancial aid programs. Other aspects of her role include Title IX<br />
<strong>com</strong>pliance, NCAA Certiication and service on several department and<br />
conference <strong>com</strong>mittees. She is also a member of the senior management<br />
team for the department.<br />
Morrison is on the NCAA Women’s Basketball Selection Committee,<br />
being placed on the 10-member working board starting the 2000-01<br />
season and serving a ive-year term. She is the current liaison from<br />
the Women’s Basketball Committee to the NCAA’s Women’s Basketball<br />
Issues Committee. She is also the Big 12 representative on the NCAA<br />
Academics/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet. She has served on the NCAA<br />
Interpretations sub<strong>com</strong>mittee of the Cabinet for four years.<br />
Morrison was appointed to the position in March 1997, after working<br />
as the assistant <strong>com</strong>pliance coordinator since April 1996. Prior to that,<br />
she was an assistant coach for six seasons for Ceal Barry and the <strong>CU</strong><br />
women’s basketball team. She was on the staff of ive Big Eight champion<br />
teams (regular or postseason), and two Elite 8 squads. She played a<br />
major role in the Buffs securing four top 20 recruiting classes and<br />
handled scheduling chores. She also was an instructor in kinesiology<br />
for two years on the <strong>CU</strong> campus (1989-91), and worked for two years as<br />
an attorney with the Fort Collins law irm of Frey, Lach & Michaels, P.C.<br />
Born Jan. 13, 1961, and spending most of her youth in Tulsa, Okla.,<br />
she graduated from the University of Oklahoma with honors, earning a<br />
B.A. degree in management in 1983. She earned her Juris Doctorate in<br />
1987 from the University of Notre Dame School of Law. At Oklahoma,<br />
she was on academic and athletic scholarship and was a member of the<br />
women’s basketball team. She has two boys, Jimmy (5) and Max (2).<br />
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Business Ofice<br />
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Compliance<br />
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Athletic Accountant<br />
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Business Ofice<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Preview<br />
Experience goes a long way, especially in a conference like<br />
the Big 12. That is why men’s tennis coach Sam Winterbotham<br />
is excited about his improved squad which already turned some<br />
heads last season.<br />
The Buffs inished the spring 9-15 against a very <strong>com</strong>petitive<br />
schedule, facing 19 nationally ranked schools and defeating<br />
ive of them. <strong>CU</strong> inished the season ranked from wire-to-wire,<br />
ending up at No. 59 in the inal Intercollegiate <strong>Tennis</strong> Association<br />
poll.<br />
The Buffs also had six players with at least 12 wins for the<br />
irst time since the 1994-95 season; <strong>CU</strong> returns all but one of<br />
those players.<br />
“The experience we have on this team in deinitely something<br />
we will rely on this season,” said Winterbotham, who is in<br />
his fourth year as the head coach at the University of Colorado.<br />
“The guys have also played a very good schedule for a couple<br />
years now and have grown with that schedule.”<br />
The veteran presence on this <strong>CU</strong> squad is represented by<br />
a slew of upperclassmen, including senior standouts Marko<br />
Bundalo (Pancevo, Serbia and Montenegro) and Chad Tsuda<br />
(Boulder, Colo.). Winterbotham said his seniors are already<br />
taking a more active leadership role in practice.<br />
Bundalo is <strong>com</strong>ing off a 20-16 overall record last season<br />
(11-4 Tournament, 9-12 Spring) and was one of eight regional<br />
winners named by the ITA as its Player to Watch winner. The<br />
distinction not only honors his performance last season, but it<br />
<strong>com</strong>es with expectations that he is in for a stellar senior year. As<br />
an All-Big 12 singles selection, Bundalo defeated ive nationally<br />
ranked opponents and closed out the spring winning ive of his<br />
last six matches. He also received the team Complete Student-<br />
Athlete Award. His 44 career victories rank him 25 th on <strong>CU</strong>’s<br />
all-time list.<br />
Tsuda, the team’s reigning MVP and two-time <strong>CU</strong> Athlete-ofthe-Week<br />
last season, won 12 matches in the spring, the most on<br />
the team. A Boulder product from Fairview High School, Tsuda<br />
has 43 career victories, good for 26 th all-time at <strong>CU</strong>. Winterbotham<br />
calls him a selless player who should take his game to the<br />
next step this season.<br />
Justin Rofel (Baltimore, Md.), the team’s most improved<br />
player in the spring of 2004 will provide additional leadership<br />
and experience as he enters his senior year.<br />
“For (the seniors), I want the best season <strong>CU</strong> has ever had,”<br />
Winterbotham said. “I would love for these guys to set a few<br />
records and really help take <strong>CU</strong> to the next level.”<br />
A quartet of juniors also returns for the team, led by Marek<br />
Dvorak (Prague, The Czech Republic) who inished with an even<br />
18-18 overall record last season. He and fellow classmate and<br />
Czech Republic native Jan Zelezny (Prague, The Czech Republic)<br />
inished the spring with three straight wins at No. 3 doubles.<br />
Dvorak won the Alabama Invitational consolation Flight B inal<br />
in the fall, and Zelezny was the team’s academic excellence award<br />
winner.<br />
Junior Peter Bjork (Huddinge, Sweden) inished with a<br />
14-17 overall record last season and had the distinction of being<br />
named the team’s most improved player, inishing second<br />
on the team with 10 singles victories in the spring. He was also<br />
the Region VII rookie of the year for the 2003-04 season when<br />
he was the team’s Most Valuable Player. Eric Molnar (Guelph,<br />
Ontario, Canada) is a transfer from Alabama where he was a<br />
nationally ranked doubles player. Winterbotham said Molnar is<br />
a “very talented player with a big game who will <strong>com</strong>pete for the<br />
top spots.” He is expected to <strong>com</strong>pete for one of the top singles<br />
spots, likely with Zelezny and Bundalo.<br />
Depth provided from the underclass ranks will also be<br />
invaluable to the Buffs this season. Sophomore Geoff Chizever<br />
(Tarzana, Calif.) is a walk-on who Winterbotham said is capable<br />
of playing in the team’s top six. Another sophomore, Karthik<br />
Raju (Bangalore, India), is <strong>com</strong>ing off a redshirt semester and<br />
has the ability to help in singles and doubles. Charlie Yemm<br />
(Fort Collins, Colo.) also adds some experience after winning<br />
six of nine matches in tournament play last fall and playing in<br />
a number of singles and doubles matches in the spring. Tobias<br />
Scheil (Oberhaching, Germany) is the team’s only in<strong>com</strong>ing<br />
freshman.<br />
Winterbotham is not afraid to pit his team against the best<br />
in the nation. He believes facing the stiffest <strong>com</strong>petition the<br />
country has to offer will only help his players get better.<br />
“We are going to play a schedule that will give us the best<br />
chance of fulilling our goals,” he said. “Our goals are very high,<br />
and in order to meet them we have to beat top teams. The more<br />
ranked teams we play the better chance we have of meeting and<br />
exceeding those goals.”<br />
Winterbotham and assistant coach Albin Polonyi have always<br />
taken pride in developing their players through a gauntlet<br />
of unyielding <strong>com</strong>petition. This season should be no different<br />
as the Buffs set their targets on the best the nation has to offer.<br />
“We will challenge them in practice and we will challenge<br />
them in matches,” Winterbotham said. “We are very proud of<br />
how much our players develop throughout their careers here<br />
at <strong>CU</strong> and we want to give them an opportunity to show that<br />
against great <strong>com</strong>petition.”<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
PETER BJORK<br />
Junior, 2L<br />
Height: 5-11<br />
Weight: 175<br />
Huddinge, Sweden<br />
Akademi Bastad<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Peter Bjork: “Peter enters the spring with<br />
the best results of his career. He is a great example of a player having<br />
a clear plan <strong>com</strong>ing into the year and maintaining his focus on that<br />
plan throughout the semester. I have not seen him play better than he<br />
did so far and I fully expect Peter to continue improving well into the<br />
spring semester.<br />
Peter is a very passionate person and we all love his <strong>com</strong>petitiveness.<br />
He has a great chance of being ranked nationally and proved this fall<br />
he is one of the best players in our region. I have no doubt he will be a<br />
focal point of this teams success in the spring. Prepare to be amazed<br />
by this guys <strong>com</strong>petitiveness and ability to grind down his opponents.<br />
This guy is so feared we warn everyone he plays to “Enter at your own<br />
risk!””<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Started the fall season<br />
with a team second-best 10 wins<br />
... Reached the ITA Mountain Region<br />
VII semiinal main draw at<br />
Las Vegas (Oct. 19-23) with four<br />
consecutive victories without<br />
dropping a set; lost in the semi-<br />
inals to eventual tournament<br />
champion and No. 13 nationally<br />
ranked Luke Shields ... In doubles,<br />
went 6-5 claiming four wins with<br />
Charlie Yemm and a pair with<br />
Marko Bundalo.<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: Was named the<br />
team’s most improved player<br />
award winner … Won 14 victories<br />
for the season … One of six players to win at least 12 or more matches<br />
… Ranked second overall in dual wins (10) … Played at the No. 2 (1-<br />
1), No. 3 (5-8), and No. 4 (4-2) singles positions … Defeated a pair of<br />
nationally ranked opponents upsetting No. 45 Matija Zgaga, Baylor,<br />
7-5, 6-4, and No. 96 Alexei Ivanov, Oklahoma 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 … The victory<br />
over Ivanov was one of<br />
the key points in <strong>CU</strong>’s upset<br />
of the No. 47 Sooners … Also<br />
defeated Brett Joelson, Texas<br />
A&M 6-2, 7-6(4) … Has won<br />
28 career singles matches …<br />
In doubles, won 10 matches<br />
during the spring, nine of<br />
them with teammate Marko<br />
Bundalo at No. 2 … Also went<br />
1-0 at No. 3 with Elliot Quibell<br />
… Reached the winners’<br />
circle four straight times,<br />
a team-best with Bundalo<br />
from March 12-29 … Went<br />
3-5 conference play defeating<br />
NCAA Tournament participant<br />
Byrnes/Van Elden of<br />
Oklahoma State, in addition<br />
to Becker/Portnov of Baylor<br />
and Rivera/Barthel of Nebraska … Has 24 doubles victories.<br />
2004 Fall: Played in four tournaments … Went 4-6 in singles play<br />
reaching the main draw fourth round of the Wilson/ITA Mountain<br />
Regional in Las Vegas (Oct. 20-24) … Won ive of nine doubles matches<br />
earning a pair of wins with Marko Bundalo, Chad Tsuda, and one with<br />
Marek Dvorak.<br />
2004 Spring: Intercollegiate <strong>Tennis</strong> Association (ITA) Region VII<br />
Rookie of the Year … Won a team second-best 14 matches for the<br />
season and tied two others with a spring best 10 wins … Claimed four<br />
wins apiece at the No. 2 and No. 3 singles slots, also earned two wins<br />
at No. 1 singles … All 10 victories were in straight-sets … In doubles,<br />
recorded a team runner up high of eight victories, four of them at No.<br />
2 … Teamed with Marko Bundalo for a 4-3 mark at No. 2 and three<br />
triumphs with Marek Dvorak.<br />
2003 Fall: Participated in three tournaments, establishing a 4-4 record<br />
… Rang up irst collegiate victory in his irst ever match, a three-set win<br />
over Amanjot Singh of Louisiana-Lafayette at the H-E-B Tournament<br />
in Waco … Advanced to the Round of 16 at the Mountain Regional<br />
Tournament in Las Vegas, upsetting 21st-seed Tomasz Grzyb of Utah<br />
and 12th-seed Jan Steenekamp of Montana in straight sets … Went<br />
1-2 in doubles play with the lone victory an 8-6 decision, paired with<br />
Elliott Quibell, over New Mexico State in the Round of 64 at Mountain<br />
Regional Championships.<br />
Akademi Bastad: Graduated from Akademi Bastad in 2002 … He represented<br />
his country on Swedish team that won the European Team<br />
Championship … Ranked No. 2 player in Sweden as a senior while playing<br />
at the Tretorn <strong>Tennis</strong> Academy … Ranked No. 3 player in 2000-01<br />
… Ranked No. 5 player from 1997-1999.<br />
BJORK’S CAREER RECORD<br />
Career Singles<br />
Career Doubles<br />
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Trny Overall #1 #2 #3 Dual Trny Overall<br />
2004-05 - 1-1 5-8 4-2 - - 10-11 4-6 14-17 - 9-12 1-0 10-12 5-4 15-16<br />
2003-04 2-2 4-7 4-1 - - - 10-10 4-4 14-14 1-3 4-4 3-6 8-13 1-2 9-15<br />
Totals 2-2 5-8 9-9 4-2 - - 20-21 8-10 28-31 1-3 13-16 4-6 18-25 6-6 24-31<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
MARKO BUNDALO<br />
Senior, 3L<br />
Height: 6-1<br />
Weight: 185<br />
Pancevo,<br />
Serbia & Montenegro<br />
Electrotechnical<br />
School<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Marko Bundalo: “Marko enters the spring having<br />
obtained the highest national ranking of his career at No. 47 in the nation. This<br />
milestone is the second highest individual ranking in the history of the program.<br />
Marko has worked extremely hard on his game this fall and is ready to give this<br />
team everything he has in his last semester. A true student-athlete, Marko has<br />
improved his game immensely while succeeding in the classroom. Studying to<br />
be an Electrical Engineer is tough on its own, but to be excelling in both is a<br />
fantastic ac<strong>com</strong>plishment. I fully expect Marko’s spring to be the best he has ever<br />
had. Prepare to be wowed by this guys power and shot making ability. Sparks<br />
will ly as this guy winds up and unloads!!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Nationally ranked No. 47 by the ITA to start the<br />
fall season ... Won four of nine matches ... Was slowed by<br />
an ankle injury for most of the fall campaign ... Won four of<br />
last ive matches, all at the ITA VII Mountain Regional in Las<br />
Vegas (Oct. 19-23), reaching the Round of 16 main draw ...<br />
In doubles, won two of four matches ... Reached the main<br />
draw Round of 16 at the ITA Mountain Region VII with a<br />
pair of victories with Peter Bjork.<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Summer: During the irst week of July, won four<br />
straight matches reaching the Open Draw inals as the No.<br />
3 seed at the Denver Open … Did not drop a set until falling<br />
in the inals to the top seed.<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: Named to the All-Big 12 singles team … Also<br />
named the team’s <strong>com</strong>plete student-athlete award winner<br />
… Was named one of eight regional winners by the ITA as<br />
its Player to Watch (awarded to a student-athlete having<br />
an outstanding season and is expected to perform at a<br />
high level for his remaining collegiate career), Mountain<br />
Region recipient ... Finished the season as the No. 99 ITA singles player (out<br />
of 125) ... Won a team-best 20 matches, including an 7-3 mark at the No. 2<br />
position … His seven wins at No. 2 was the second highest at a position … Also<br />
won two matches at No.1 defeating No. 31 and NCAA Tournament participant<br />
Jonathan Chu, Harvard, 6-4, 6-1 helping <strong>CU</strong> upset the No. 15 ranked Crimson;<br />
also defeated Utah’s Tomasz Grzyb, 7-6, 6-2 … Was the lone <strong>CU</strong> student-athlete<br />
among the elite ITA singles rankings inishing the spring at No. 99 … Defeated<br />
ive nationally ranked players during dual play and helped <strong>CU</strong> earn ive wins<br />
over nationally ranked schools … In addition in defeating Harvard’s Chu, also<br />
defeated No. 23 and NCAA Tournament participant Jerry Makowski, Texas A&M<br />
(7-5, 5-7, 1 (8)), No. 40 and NCAA Tournament participant Bojan Szumanski,<br />
Texas Tech (6-2, 6-3), No. 45 David Chuda, Southern Mississippi (6-4, 6-1), No.<br />
78 Eric Hechtman, Miami (6-4, 6-2) … Put together a team second-best four wins<br />
in a row … Has won 44 career singles matches ranking No. 25 on the school’s<br />
all-time victories list … In doubles, won nine matches during the spring, all of<br />
them with teammate Peter Bjork at No. 2 … Reached the winners’ circle four<br />
straight times, a team-best with Bjork from March 12-29 … Went 3-5 conference<br />
play defeating NCAA Tournament participant Byrnes/Van Elden of Oklahoma<br />
State, in addition to Becker/Portnov of Baylor, and Rivera/Barthel, Nebraska<br />
… Has 40 doubles triumphs in the three years.<br />
2004 Fall: Began the season with an impressive and a team-best 11-4 record<br />
in tournament play and ended the fall season with four straight triumphs …<br />
Participated in four tournaments … Won seven of his last nine to end fall play …<br />
Advanced to the main draw quarterinals at the Wilson/ITA Mountain Regional<br />
in Las Vegas (Oct. 20-24) and closed out the fall with four straight victories winning<br />
the Flight A consolation at the Alabama Invite (Oct. 29-31) defeating a pair<br />
of nationally ranked opponents … In doubles play inished the season with a<br />
7-4 record … Teamed with Jan Zelezny for four wins, two with Peter Bjork, and<br />
one with Marcos Digliodon … Reached the inals of the Flight A Balloon Festival<br />
with Zelezny after winning three straight<br />
2004 Spring: Finished with a team-best 10 victories in the spring, tying two<br />
others … Played the majority of the spring at No. 1 singles collecting two wins<br />
over Virginia Tech (March 24) Oklahoma (April 4) … Gained match experience<br />
playing 10 nationally ranked opponents at the top two singles spots (eight at<br />
No. 1, two at No. 2) … Defeated No. 57 Andreas Laulund of Virginia Tech 7-6,<br />
6-2 … Started the season off strong winning six of nine matches in February<br />
… Excelled at No. 2 singles with a 5-2 mark and was 3-0 <strong>com</strong>bined at the No. 3<br />
and No. 4 slots … Overall, won a team third-best 13 matches … On the doubles<br />
court, claimed 10 triumphs in the spring with ive wins apiece<br />
at the No. 1 and No. 2 slots, most notably 5-2 at the top doubles<br />
position, including a 4-2 mark with Marcos Digliodo.<br />
2003 Fall: Helped <strong>CU</strong> as one of four teams to advance to the<br />
ITA Region VII National Indoors … In three events, established<br />
a 3-3 overall record … Advanced to Round of 32 at the Mountain<br />
Regional Tournament in Las Vegas before losing to No. 69 Tohams<br />
Schoeck of Boise State … In consolation draw, advanced to the<br />
fourth round with an impressive 6-2, 6-1 win over 21st-seeded<br />
Tomas Grzyb of Utah … In doubles action, established a 2-1 slate<br />
with partner Marek Dvorak … Pair advanced to the Round of 16<br />
of the Mountain Region Tournament with wins over teams from<br />
UNLV and BYU.<br />
2002-03: Played the No. 3, No. 4 and No. 5 single slots achieving<br />
an 11-16 dual mark, the third most victories on the team … Went<br />
5-5 at No. 3 and 3-2 at No. 5 … Went 5-3 down the stretch, including<br />
impressive victories over No. 75 Oklahoma’s Matt Ogle and<br />
No. 34 Oklahoma State’s Boris Kuharic at No. 3 on consecutive<br />
days … In doubles action, teamed with three partners for a 13-10 overall record<br />
… Paired with Jon Magnes, the duo <strong>com</strong>pleted an 8-4 overall slate, including a<br />
7-2 mark at No. 3 doubles.<br />
Personal: Born January 16, 1983 in Pancevo, Serbia and Montenegro … Son<br />
of Mirko and Boska Bundalo … Selected Colorado over Pepperdine and Ohio<br />
State … Aspirations of be<strong>com</strong>ing a professional tennis player or the director<br />
of a major electronics <strong>com</strong>pany like Sony or Sharp … Lists the Internet as his<br />
hobby … Prides himself at being a hard worker in all areas of life, a quality he<br />
says he gets from his father … Was a participant in a national <strong>com</strong>petition on<br />
the basics of electrotechnics his senior year of high school.<br />
Career Singles<br />
BUNDALO’S CAREER RECORD<br />
Career Doubles<br />
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Trny Overall #1 #2 #3 Dual Trny Overall<br />
2004-05 2-9 7-3 - - - - 9-12 11-4 20-16 - 9-12 - 9-12 7-4 16-16<br />
2003-04 2-9 5-2 2-0 1-0 - - 10-11 3-3 13-14 5-2 5-9 0-1 10-12 2-2 12-14<br />
2002-03 - - 5-5 0-7 3-2 - 8-14 3-2 11-16 - 5-6 7-2 12-8 0-2 12-10<br />
Totals 4-18 12-5 7-5 1-7 3-2 - 27-37 17-9 44-46 5-2 19-27 7-3 31-32 9-8 40-40<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
MAREK DVORAK<br />
Junior, 2L<br />
Height: 5-7<br />
Weight: 145<br />
Prague, The Czech Republic<br />
Ekogymazium<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Marek Dvorak: “Marek has consistently<br />
been one of our toughest points. He <strong>com</strong>petes extremely hard every<br />
match and I believe that he is ready to have his best season as a Buffalo.<br />
His improved doubles play this fall has also given us another weapon<br />
to use this spring. Marek’s energy and passion are part of what makes<br />
this team so close. Get ready to witness an explosive display of energy<br />
and ire this season. You are about to see some great shot-making,<br />
ist-pumping action!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Reached the winners’ circle eight times in 14 matches ...<br />
Reached ITA Region VII<br />
Round of 32 main draw (Oct.<br />
19-23) and the semiinals<br />
of the Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque<br />
(Oct. 7-9) ... In<br />
doubles, won a team-best<br />
nine victories, seven of them<br />
with Jan Zelezny ... Teamed<br />
with Zelezny winning irst<br />
six matches together including<br />
an appearance at the<br />
Crimson Tide Invitational<br />
(Sept. 15-18) Flight B inals<br />
(inals was not played) ...<br />
Upset No. 42 Buck/Johnson<br />
of Air Force at DU Invite<br />
(Sept. 23-25) ... Won two of<br />
three matches with Charlie<br />
Yemm reaching the main<br />
draw semiinals of the Balloon<br />
Fiesta.<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: Tallied nine dual victories tying two others … Recorded<br />
four wins apiece at the No. 4 and No. 5 slots, also won his lone match<br />
at No. 3 … Won a thrilling No. 5 singles match in three sets over<br />
Silviu Tanasoiu of Oklahoma helping the Buffaloes upset the No. 47<br />
Sooners … Teamed with Jan Zelezny at No. 3 doubles for a team-best<br />
12 victories, including four<br />
wins against the Big 12 …<br />
Won three straight matches,<br />
twice; along with four in<br />
a row … Ended the season<br />
with three straight wins (w/<br />
Zelezny) including knocking<br />
off Texas A&M’s Bain/Makowski<br />
at the Big 12 Tournament<br />
… Won 13 matches for<br />
the year, all with Zelezny.<br />
2004 Fall: Started the year<br />
with nine victories in 14<br />
outings … Saw action in four<br />
tournaments … Won three<br />
straight at the Alabama Invitational<br />
(Oct. 29-31) en route<br />
to the consolation Flight B<br />
inal title … Closed out the<br />
fall with six victories in his last eight matches.<br />
2004 Spring: Named the men’s tennis team’s most valuable player<br />
… Made huge strides in his initial season with the Buffs collecting a<br />
team-best 19 match victories for the season and tied two others for<br />
most wins during the spring with 10 … Also tied with two others with<br />
a team-best ive wins at their respective singles slot … Went 2-0 at No.<br />
3, 3-1 at No. 5 … Recorded singles victories in three of last four matches<br />
of the spring over Tommy Garrison of Oklahoma, 6-3, 6-4 (April 4); and<br />
two others over Denver (April 17) and Wichita State (April 21) … In<br />
doubles, won three matches with Peter Bjork at No. 3 and pair of wins<br />
with Chad Tsuda at No. 3.<br />
2003 Fall: Led the team in victories with an 9-5 record over four<br />
events … Started off by advancing to the consolation semiinals of<br />
the H-E-B Tournament … Lost in the main draw Round of 64 to 10thseeded<br />
and No. 92 Divan Coetzee of New Mexico, but rebounded to<br />
win three straight consolation matches, including his irst collegiate<br />
victory, a straight-set winner over Ivan Kovalov of Louisiana-Lafayette<br />
… Advanced to Round of 16 in prequalifying draw of the All-American<br />
Championships, beating Arizona’s Paul Warkentin in the Round of 32<br />
… At the Mountain Regional Championships in Las Vegas, he upset<br />
14th-seed Aviram Salomon of UNLV to advance to the Round of 16 …<br />
Faltered in the Round of 16, losing to fourth-seed and 85th-ranked<br />
Guillaume Bouvier of Boise State … Went 2-2 in doubles play, including<br />
a 2-1 slate paired with Marko Bundalo … Pair advanced to the Round<br />
of 16 at the Mountain Region Tournament.<br />
Personal: Born February 27, 1984 in Prague, Czech Republic … Son of<br />
Martin and Dana Dvorak … Hobbies include snowboarding, ice hockey,<br />
pool and bowling … Chose Colorado because, “It is a very good school<br />
with a beautiful campus and a very good tennis program.” … Says he<br />
does not like Czech food.<br />
DVORAK’S CAREER RECORD<br />
Career Singles<br />
Career Doubles<br />
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Trny Overall #1 #2 #3 Dual Trny Overall<br />
2004-05 - - 1-0 4-5 4-8 - 9-13 9-5 18-18 - - 12-7 12-7 3-4 15-11<br />
2003-04 - - 2-0 5-8 3-1 - 10-9 9-5 19-14 - 1-3 6-8 7-11 2-2 9-13<br />
Totals - - 3-0 9-13 7-9 - 19-22 18-10 37-32 - 1-3 18-15 19-18 5-6 24-24<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
JUSTIN ROFEL<br />
Senior, 2L<br />
Height: 5-11<br />
Weight: 175<br />
Baltimore, Md.<br />
The Gilman School<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Justin Rofel: “Justin <strong>com</strong>es off a fall where<br />
he has succeeded once again in the classroom and already locked up a<br />
great job with a huge inancial institution after graduation this spring.<br />
Justin is a huge part of this program and his energy and determination<br />
help everything we do. With his leadership and passion this team is in<br />
great hands. Prepare to be engulfed by ‘J’s’ ire and passion this season!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Won one of three singles matches ... Defeated Kalle Rosen of<br />
Denver in straight sets, 6-4, 7-6(9) at the DU Invitational (Sept. 23-25).<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: An Intercollegiate <strong>Tennis</strong> Association (ITA) scholar<br />
athlete selection ... Saw action at the No. 6 slot and recorded win at<br />
No. 6 position.<br />
2004 Fall: Did not play in fall tournaments.<br />
2004 Spring: Named the team’s most improved player … Saw action<br />
in ive matches during the spring achieving a 2-3 record … Tallied one<br />
win each at No. 5 and at No. 6 singles positions … In doubles, saw action<br />
in one match teaming with Elliot Quibell at No. 3 with an 8-1 win<br />
over Bisanti/Huston of <strong>CU</strong>-Colorado Springs.<br />
sophomore year at No. 2 singles, winning the individual conference at<br />
No. 2 singles and winning the team championship that same year with<br />
an undefeated record.<br />
Personal: Born February 15, 1984 in Baltimore, Md. ... Son of Eric<br />
and Marjorie Rofel ... Has a younger sister, Elana ... Although he plays<br />
tennis right-handed, he plays other sports, such as baseball and golf,<br />
left-handed ... Chose Colorado over Colgate, Georgetown, Middlebury,<br />
Pomona and Williams.<br />
In the Classroom: College major is business inance … Future endeavors<br />
include working in international inance or be<strong>com</strong>e a sports agent<br />
upon graduation.<br />
2003 Fall: Participated in the Mountain Regional Tournament in Las<br />
Vegas, losing both matches in three sets ... Lost to Denver’s Brian West in<br />
the Round of 128 and Idaho’s Chris Faulman in the consolation bracket.<br />
The Gilman School: A four-year letterwinner under head coach Jim<br />
Busick, Rofel was a three-time All-Baltimore City/County recipient<br />
and twice an MIAA All-Conference selection, playing at No. 1, 2 and<br />
3 singles ... Team captain his senior year ... High school team was the<br />
Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) champion during<br />
his sophomore year, and runner-up in his freshman, junior and senior<br />
years ... Achieved a No. 13 ranking in the Mid-Atlantic 16’s in 2000,<br />
No. 15 in Mid-Atlantic 16’s in 1999 and No. 12 in Mid-Atlantic 14’s in<br />
1998 ... Also in 1998, was ranked No. 174 in the National 14’s ... Lists<br />
biggest moment of high school career when he went undefeated his<br />
ROFEL’S CAREER RECORD<br />
Career Singles<br />
Career Doubles<br />
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Trny Overall #1 #2 #3 Dual Trny Overall<br />
2004-05 - - - - - 1-0 1-0 - 1-0 - - - - - -<br />
2003-04 - - - - 1-0 1-3 2-3 0-2 2-5 - - 1-0 1-0 - 1-0<br />
Totals - - - - 1-0 2-3 3-3 0-2 3-5 - - 1-0 1-0 - 1-0<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
CHAD TSUDA<br />
Senior, 3L<br />
Height: 5-8<br />
Weight: 165<br />
Boulder, Colo.<br />
Fairview HS<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Chad Tsuda: “Chad once again has had a strong fall<br />
where he excelled in doubles play. I am just as impressed with his singles play<br />
and he seems ready to lay it all on the line for his teammates this spring. Chad<br />
has been in this program for three great years and we are looking forward to his<br />
best season ever. Prepare yourself some spectacular shot-making and energy<br />
as Chad weaves his magic for the last time this spring.”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Was one of seven players to win at least seven singles matches ... One<br />
of those wins was an upset victory over No. 121 Pierre Mouillon of Mississippi<br />
State at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Sept. 15-18) ... Won a team second-best<br />
eight doubles matches all with Eric Molnar ... Received a No. 45 ITA national<br />
ranking with Molnar for the fall season ... One of those victories came against<br />
No. 19 Clark/Gustaffson of Louisville in the consolation quarterinals at the Polo<br />
Ralph Lauran All-American Championships in Tulsa (Oct. 3-5) ... Narrowly upset<br />
No. 1 ranked doubles team of Growcott/Skupski of LSU in the All-American main<br />
draw after being tied at 5-5 then succumbing 8-5 ... Won three matches at the<br />
All-American Championships defeating Florida State, Louisville, and Ohio State.<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: Earned the team’s Lee and Char Snyder Most Valuable Player<br />
award … Earned <strong>CU</strong> Athlete of the Week honors twice (Mar. 14-20, Mar. 28-Apr.<br />
3) … Won a team-best 12 dual victories … His 10 wins at No. 6 slot also a <strong>CU</strong> best<br />
among all positions … Also went 1-0 at No. 4 and No. 5 slots … Saw the winners’<br />
circle eight of nine times from Feb. 27-April 3, including tying the team-best with<br />
ive straight wins … Rounded out his junior season taking a two-set victory over<br />
Matt Bain, Texas A&M 7-6(5), 6-4) at the Big 12 Tournament … Defeated Gideon<br />
Valkin of Harvard in three sets (7-6(6), 1-6, 6-3) clinching <strong>CU</strong>’s upset of the No.<br />
15 Crimson, 4-3, March 11 at the Blue-Gray Invitational at Montgomery, Ala. …<br />
Has won 43 career singles matches and ranks No. 26 on <strong>CU</strong>’s all-time victories<br />
list … Teamed Marcos Digliodo at No. 1 doubles the entire season winning ive<br />
matches … Started the spring as the No. 33 out of 60 ITA doubles teams … Played<br />
a tough schedule at the top spot facing 13 nationally ranked teams, winning<br />
three times … Defeated <strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament participants No. 8 Schoeck/<br />
Shields, Boise State, No. 11 Abreu/Sestini, T<strong>CU</strong>, in addition to No. 48 Kuharic/<br />
Diaz, Oklahoma State ... Has won 35 doubles matches over three years.<br />
2004 Fall: Opened the season with a 5-4 mark … Played in three tournaments<br />
… Reached the main draw quarterinals at the Utah Invitational (Oct. 7-9) with<br />
a pair of victories … Won another pair of the Wilson/ITA Mountain Regional in<br />
Las Vegas (Oct. 20-24) … In doubles, went 6-5 in tournament play … Teamed with<br />
Marcos Digliodo with four straight victories to open the season and advancing<br />
to the inal of the Wilson/ITA Mountain Regional in Las Vegas … Earned a berth<br />
to play with Digliodo as one of 16 doubles teams at the ITA National Indoor<br />
Doubles Championships at the University of Michigan (Nov. 4-7).<br />
2004 Spring: Played the majority of his matches at the No. 5 singles position,<br />
winning ive matches … Saw limited action at No. 2 and at No. 3 winning his lone<br />
match at the respective slots, respectively … Was 8-13 during the spring … Was<br />
9-19 for the season … Ranked fourth on the team in spring victories with eight<br />
… In doubles, won nine matches during the season, six of those in the spring …<br />
Teamed with Marcos Digliodo for a 3-1 mark during fall tournament play and<br />
in the spring won a pair of matches with Digliodo at No. 1, Evan Dixon at No. 2<br />
and Marek Dvorak at No. 3.<br />
2003 Fall: Went 1-6 over four singles events … Advanced to the Round of 64<br />
at the Mountain Regional Championships with a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Hector<br />
Mucharraz of Idaho … Fared much better in doubles <strong>com</strong>petition, <strong>com</strong>pleting a<br />
3-2 record with two different partners … Went 3-1 paired with Marcos Digliodo,<br />
including a semiinal appearance at the Mountain Regional Tournament … As<br />
the 8th-seed, Digliodo/Tsuda upset 9th-seed DeLeon/Schram of Northern<br />
Arizona in the Round of 16, but fell to the 4th-seeded pair of Dasek/Nyman of<br />
BYU in the semis.<br />
2002-03: Finished tied for the team lead with 17 dual match victories on the<br />
season with a 17-17 record … Saw action at the No. 5 and No. 6 singles positions<br />
… Accumulated a 7-11 record in the spring … After losing his irst match of the<br />
dual season, Tsuda claimed ive straight victories, including wins over Texas Tech<br />
(Feb. 23) and Loyola Marymount (March 7) … His 6-2, 7-6 victory over Michael<br />
Tarkowski of Louisiana-Lafayette (April<br />
12) helped spur Colorado to a 4-3 upset<br />
victory over the 63rd-ranked Ragin’<br />
Cajuns … His irst collegiate victory was<br />
a 7-6, 7-6 thriller over Juan Escalante of<br />
Wichita State at the Wichita State Invitational<br />
… Competed in four tournaments<br />
in the fall, <strong>com</strong>pleting a 10-6 record …<br />
Coupled with three doubles partners at<br />
doubles No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 for a 15-<br />
14 record … Paired with Justin Hunter at<br />
doubles No. 1, the duo went 10-6 … The<br />
tandem won ive consecutive matches to<br />
start the season.<br />
Fairview HS: Lettered four years under<br />
the tutelage of coach Steve Sproul<br />
… Earned a pair of state titles at No. 1<br />
singles during junior and senior years<br />
… Was the irst Fairview tennis player<br />
to win two titles … Three-time All-Colorado<br />
selection (2000-02) … Two-time<br />
player of the year (2001-02) … Also played two years of basketball at shooting<br />
guard (1999-2000).<br />
Personal: Born February 7, 1984 in Boulder, Colo. … Son of Jon and Susan Tsuda<br />
… Lists winning state championship as a junior as his biggest high school moment<br />
… Ranked No. 150 in the nation in the 18-under category, and won the<br />
2003 Summer Boulder Open … Reached No. 11 in the 16-under, placing 6th in<br />
the Winter Supernational, while receiving the Sportsmanship Award … Ranked<br />
No. 33 in the 14-under, winning the Texas Open national tournament … Has an<br />
older brother, Alan … Lists basketball as one of his hobbies … Selected Colorado<br />
to be close to family and friends, and “it is the best campus.”<br />
TSUDA’S CAREER RECORD<br />
Career Singles<br />
Career Doubles<br />
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Trny Overall #1 #2 #3 Dual Trny Overall<br />
2004-05 - - - 1-0 1-0 10-9 12-9 5-4 17-13 5-17 - - 5-17 6-5 11-22<br />
2003-04 - 1-0 1-0 1-4 5-9 - 8-13 1-6 9-19 1-6 3-6 2-1 6-13 3-3 9-16<br />
2002-03 - - - - 2-7 5-4 7-11 10-6 17-17 10-6 - 3-2 13-8 2-6 15-14<br />
Totals - 1-0 1-0 2-4 8-16 15-13 27-33 16-16 43-49 16-29 3-6 5-3 24-38 11-14 35-52<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
CHARLIE YEMM<br />
Sophomore, 1L<br />
Height: 5-9<br />
Weight: 145<br />
Fort Collins, Colo.<br />
Fort Collins HS<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Charlie Yemm: “Charlie <strong>com</strong>es into the<br />
spring season much stronger, and a more consistent player. He has<br />
worked extremely hard both on and off the court to get where he is<br />
and I know the future of our program is in good hands. Charlie will be<br />
<strong>com</strong>peting for a lineup spot in both singles and doubles this spring<br />
and has closed the gap dramatically from last year to this. Expect to<br />
see passion, determination, and shot making, as Charlie slides his lefty<br />
serves and forehand all over the court. A right-handers nightmare, you<br />
are sure to see ireworks on his court!!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Won eight singles matches putting together a pair of wins<br />
back-to-back three times ... Played in four fall tournaments ... In doubles<br />
play, won six matches with two different tennis partners ... Went 4-3<br />
with teammate Peter Bjork with victories over Kindervater/Bes of<br />
Alabama at No. 3 doubles, then added two wins at the Crimson Tide<br />
Invitational (Sept. 15-18), and a single win at the Denver Invitational<br />
(Sept. 23-25) ... Also<br />
went 2-1 with Marek<br />
Dvorak with both wins<br />
at the Balloon Fiesta in<br />
Albuquerque (Oct. 7-9.<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: Won two<br />
of is three matches<br />
played at the No. 3 and<br />
No. 5 singles slots …<br />
Defeated his Colorado<br />
School of the Mines<br />
opponent in straight<br />
sets and ousted Idaho’s<br />
Robeert Chalkley, 7-5,<br />
6-4 at No. 5 … Also<br />
played a match at No. 6<br />
… In doubles went 1-2<br />
in dual play … Teamed<br />
with Jack DePaolo at<br />
No. 2 for an 8-2 win over the Miners back on Feb. 13.<br />
2004 Fall: Won six on nine matches in three tournaments … Won his<br />
irst collegiate matches defeating Beck Roghaar, Boise State (2-6, 6-3,<br />
6-3) and Kevin Stanworth, Utah State (6-1, 6-1) at the BYU Cougar Invitational<br />
(Sept. 5-18) … Won four of is last ive fall matches … Reached the<br />
winners’ circle with three wins at the Wilson/ITA Mountain Regionals at<br />
Las Vegas defeating Mathis Saberon (Weber State), Mike Urlarte (UNLV),<br />
and Trevor Johnson (Air Force) … Won one of four doubles matches.<br />
Fort Collins HS: Four-year letterwinner from Fort Collins High School<br />
…Two-time Northern Conference Player of the Year and a two-time<br />
Northern All-Conference selection … No. 1 singles player all four years<br />
earning a perfect 30-0 record in dual meets and an impressive 68-14<br />
mark at the top singles slot … Member of the 2002 Regional Team<br />
Champion, in addition to the 2002 and 2003 Fort Collins City and<br />
Northern Conference champion teams.<br />
Personal: Born November 25, 1985 in Fort Collins, Colo. … Son of<br />
Robert and Susan Yemm … Also played one year of lacrosse that was<br />
ranked No. 1 in the state … Cousin Katie was a NCAA All-American in<br />
track/cross country at Colorado State and cousin, Riley, played football<br />
at Drake … Lists playing Richard Johnson (sophomore at Pepperdine)<br />
in the state semiinals as his biggest moment of prep career … Participated<br />
in the 16s and 18s National Clay Court Championships and the<br />
18s National Hard Court Championships at Kalamazoo, Mich.<br />
In the Classroom: College major is international affairs … Also interested<br />
in pre-law … Fall 2004, Spring <strong>2005</strong> Commissioners Honor Roll<br />
… Has aspirations of be<strong>com</strong>ing a lawyer.<br />
YEMM’S CAREER RECORD<br />
Career Singles<br />
Career Doubles<br />
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Trny Overall #1 #2 #3 Dual Trny Overall<br />
2004-05 - - 1-0 - 1-0 0-1 2-1 6-3 8-4 - 1-0 0-2 1-2 1-3 2-5<br />
Totals - - 1-0 - 1-0 0-1 2-1 6-3 8-4 - 1-0 0-2 1-2 1-3 2-5<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
JAN ZELEZNY<br />
Sophomore, 1L<br />
Height: 6-0<br />
Weight: 180<br />
Prague, The Czech Republic<br />
Gymnazium Omska<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Jan Zelezny: “Jan <strong>com</strong>es off a great fall where<br />
he beat a number of highly ranked players. He has the best hands of<br />
any player I have coached. His ability to react to a ball really helps us in<br />
doubles. Jan played in the top three last year as a freshman. With our<br />
added depth this spring we have four players <strong>com</strong>peting for the top<br />
spots and Jan is in that group again this year. Jan is an exciting player<br />
to watch as he <strong>com</strong>petes for every ball and loves the battle! Prepare for<br />
lots of ist pumping and amazing shot making as this guy inds ways of<br />
winning points that you wouldn’t believe are possible!!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Won a team second-best 10 fall singles matches ... Won four<br />
straight ... Reached the Flight A semiinals at the Denver Invitational<br />
(Sept. 23-25) with three consecutive wins, also earned <strong>CU</strong> Athlete of<br />
the Week honors (Sept. 19-25) ... Also reached the main draw Round<br />
of 32 at the Polo Ralph Lauren All-American Championships in Tulsa<br />
(Oct. 3-5) where he defeated two nationally ranked players (No. 56<br />
Chris Brandi, Florida and No. 88 Peter Rodrigues, Duke) ... Teamed with<br />
Dvorak winning<br />
irst six matches<br />
together including<br />
an appearance at<br />
the Crimson Tide<br />
Invitational (Sept.<br />
15-18) Flight B inals<br />
(inals was not<br />
played) ... Upset No.<br />
42 Buck/Johnson<br />
of Air Force at DU<br />
Invite (Sept. 23-25).<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: An Intercollegiate<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Association (ITA)<br />
scholar athlete selection<br />
... Earned<br />
the team’s Tim Kullick<br />
academic excellence<br />
award honor …<br />
Played the majority of<br />
his singles matches at<br />
the No. 1 and No. 2 slot …<br />
Won a pair of matches at<br />
No. 1 and four at No. 2 …<br />
Both wins at the top spot<br />
came against nationally<br />
ranked players … Upset<br />
Oklahoma’s No. 52 and<br />
NCAA Tournament Central<br />
Region participant<br />
Marek Velicka in straight<br />
sets (6-4, 6-2) keying<br />
<strong>CU</strong>’s upset over the No.<br />
47 Sooners … Also upset<br />
Texas’ No. 36 and NCAA<br />
Tournament participant<br />
Callum Beale 3-6, 7-6(3),<br />
6-4 … Faced 10 ranked<br />
opponents, including the<br />
last six opponents of the<br />
spring winning twice …<br />
Won his irst collegiate<br />
match in the dual season defeating David Kowalski of New Mexico (6-<br />
2, 6-2) … Won 12 dual matches during is initial season … Teamed with<br />
Marek Dvorak at No. 3 doubles for a team-best 12 victories, including<br />
four wins against the Big 12 … Won three straight matches, twice, including<br />
four in a row (a <strong>CU</strong> best in doubles) … Ended the season with<br />
three straight wins (w/ Dvorak) including knocking off Texas A&M’s<br />
Bain/Makowski at the Big 12 Tournament … Went 12-6 during dual<br />
play, all with Dvorak.<br />
2004 Fall: Started the fall season winning his collegiate match defeating<br />
Jeremy Salvo, Texas-Pan American (6-4, 6-3) … Won six of his irst eight<br />
matches … Played in four tournaments … Put together three straight<br />
wins at the Balloon Festival in Albuquerque (Oct. 8-10) … Achieved a<br />
6-5 singles record … Won ive of nine doubles matches teaming with<br />
Marko Bundalo for a 4-2 record … Reached the inals of the Flight A<br />
Balloon Festival with three straight victories with Bundalo.<br />
Gymnazium Omska: Ranked among the top ive players in his age in<br />
the Czech Republic ... Reached as high as No. 140th in singles and No.<br />
60th in the ITF despite being injured all of his last year of junior tennis.<br />
Personal: Born May 18, 1984 in Prague ... Son of Jan Zelezny and Jana<br />
Zelezna ... Speaks English and French ... Runs the 100 meters win about<br />
11 seconds and jumps over six meters (18-19 inches) ... Future aspirations<br />
are be<strong>com</strong>ing a professional tennis player ... Enjoys playing sports,<br />
listening to music and <strong>com</strong>puters in his spare time.<br />
In the Classroom: College major is business inance … Fall 2004, Spring<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Commissioners Honor Roll … One of 11 <strong>CU</strong> student-athletes in<br />
the Spring of <strong>2005</strong> to earn a 4.0 grade point average.<br />
ZELEZNY’S CAREER RECORD<br />
Career Singles<br />
Career Doubles<br />
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Trny Overall #1 #2 #3 Dual Trny Overall<br />
2004-05 2-8 4-7 - - - - 6-15 6-5 12-20 - - 12-6 12-6 5-4 17-10<br />
Totals 2-8 4-7 - - - - 6-15 6-5 12-20 - - 12-6 12-6 5-4 17-10<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
GEOFFERY CHIZEVER<br />
Sophomore, HS<br />
Height: 6-0<br />
Weight: 185<br />
Tarzana, Calif.<br />
Viewpoint HS<br />
ERIC MOLNAR<br />
Junior-Transfer<br />
Height: 6-2<br />
Weight: 185<br />
Guelph, Ontario, Canada<br />
Centennial HS<br />
University of Alabama<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Geoffrey Chizever: “Geoff joined the program<br />
this fall as a sophomore walk-on. After playing as a quarterback<br />
in high school Geoff brings with him a great deal of <strong>com</strong>petitive experience.<br />
He has transferred that experience amazingly quickly to his<br />
tennis. With a great irst semester behind him Geoff has proved to us<br />
he can play at this level in both singles and doubles. I fully expect Geoff<br />
to play a huge role for our program from the spring on. Be prepared to<br />
see a tenacious <strong>com</strong>petitor iring nasty serves and scrambling out of<br />
the pocket to create some magic any way he can!!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Started his initial season with eight singles victories in 12<br />
matches ... Won ive of his last seven singles matches at the ITA Region<br />
VII Mountain Regional (Oct. 19-23) ... Seven of his eight wins were in<br />
straight sets.<br />
Viewpoint HS: Standout athlete in three sports excelling in tennis,<br />
football and basketball ... Lettered four years in tennis and was a fouryear<br />
league M.V.P.; two-time irst team All-California Interscholastic<br />
Federation and league M.V.P. selection in football during senior season;<br />
and in basketball was a second-team all-league as a senior, irst-team as<br />
a junior ... Member of three-time Liberty League championship tennis<br />
teams (2002, 2003, 2004) and member of the 2003 Heritage League<br />
Championship football team ... Hold school tennis records for most wins,<br />
best record; and in football holds records for the most passing yards,<br />
<strong>com</strong>pletions, touchdowns and <strong>com</strong>pletion percentage.<br />
Personal: Born May<br />
15, 1985 in Tarzana,<br />
Calif. ... Son of Jerry<br />
and Caroline Chizever<br />
... Is the youngest of ive<br />
children.<br />
In the Classroom: College<br />
major is business.<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Eric Molnar: “The ‘Terminator’ has arrived!! We<br />
saw Eric’s weapons on display this fall, where he had his best semester yet.<br />
Winning the Crimson Tide Invitational and beating numerous nationally ranked<br />
opponents, Eric had a fantastic start to his junior year. Eric has the physical<br />
weapons worthy of his nickname and this fall showed that he also has the mental<br />
capacity to ‘terminate’ his opponents!! His continued maturity on the court<br />
has been a highlight of the fall and we expect him to continue this development<br />
well into the spring. Prepare to see some booming serves and some fearsome<br />
<strong>com</strong>petitiveness as the ‘Terminator’ blasts his way through the spring!!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Opened his initial season in Boulder with a team-best 12 singles<br />
victories ... Won his irst six matches en route to the Flight A main draw singles<br />
title at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Sept. 15-18) ... Three of those six wins<br />
were against nationally ranked opponents, No. 32 Joseph Jung, No. 84 Phillippe<br />
Frayssinoux, Mississippi State, and No. 115 Marc Spicijaric, Illinois ... His irst<br />
place honor earned him University of Colorado Athlete of Week honors (Sept.<br />
12-18) ... Also advanced to the ITA Region VII main draw (Oct. 19-23) quarterinals<br />
after winning three in a row ... In doubles, won eight of 14 matches, all with<br />
Chad Tsuda ... Received a No. 45 ITA national ranking with Tsuda for the fall season<br />
... One of those victories came against<br />
No. 19 Clark/Gustaffson of Louisville in<br />
the consolation quarterinals at the Polo<br />
Ralph Lauran All-American Championships<br />
in Tulsa (Oct. 3-5) ... Narrowly upset<br />
No. 1 ranked team of Growcott/Skupski of<br />
LSU in the All-American main draw after<br />
being tied at 5-5 then succumbing 8-5 ...<br />
Did win three matches at the All-American<br />
Championships defeating Florida State,<br />
Louisville, and Ohio State.<br />
2004-05 (Alabama): Won 15 singles<br />
matches during his sophomore year and<br />
won 19 doubles matches.<br />
2003-04 (Alabama): Won nine of his irst<br />
12 collegiate singles matches ... Won 13<br />
matches overall ... Also won 12 doubles<br />
matches.<br />
Personal: Born August 29, 1985 in Brampton, Ontario ... Son of Geza and<br />
Monica Molnar ... Has a younger brother, Peter and younger sister, Sonja ... Was<br />
No. 2 ranked Canadian in 18 year old singles, No. 1 in doubles ... Represented<br />
the <strong>Tennis</strong> Canada travel squad ... Won 2003 Outdoor Provincial (Ontario)<br />
Championships ... Represented Ontario in International play ... Won school’s<br />
2002 region singles and doubles titles ... No. 2 ranked Canadian junior singles<br />
player and inished his junior career as the Boy’s 18 doubles champion of<br />
Canada ... Also speaks German.<br />
In the Classroom: Majoring in accounting with an interest in management<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Student-Athletes<br />
KARTHIK RAJU<br />
Sophomore, RS<br />
Height: 5-8<br />
Weight: 135<br />
Bangalore, India<br />
National Open School<br />
TOBIAS SCHEIL<br />
Freshman, HS<br />
Height: 6-1<br />
Weight: 220<br />
Bad Abbach, Germany<br />
Gymnasium Oberhaching<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Karthik Raju: “Karthik spent his irst semester<br />
as a redshirt freshman and really took advantage of that time.<br />
As he has gotten stronger and more <strong>com</strong>fortable with his teammates<br />
it is clear he plans on being a huge part of this program in the future. I<br />
fully expect him to be<strong>com</strong>e an Academic All-American as well as winning<br />
lots of matches for the Black and Gold. Get ready for a surprise as<br />
this unassuming guy turns into a tiger on the court!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Won his irst collegiate singles match defeating Keith<br />
Cronican of Air Force, 6-2, 6-4 at the Flight B consolations at the DU<br />
Invitational (Sept. 23-25) ...<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Spring: Did not play … redshirt freshman.<br />
International Tour: Started playing on the ITF junior tour toward<br />
the end of 2002 … Ranked among the top-15 among India juniors …<br />
Was runner-up at the Under-16s at the India Ranking Tournament …<br />
Winner of the Karnata State Under-14 master’s championships in 2001<br />
… Ranked No. 1 in the state (juniors) at the start of the 2004 season.<br />
Coach Winterbotham on Tobias Scheil: “Tobi will spend this year on<br />
the sidelines as we move this program forward. But make no mistake<br />
about it; this guy will be a Buffalo All-Star!! With a wealth of experience<br />
<strong>com</strong>peting at the top level, Tobi will jump into the fray next year ready<br />
to take us higher. A very dedicated and self-motivated person, it has<br />
been fantastic to have his support and passion. Even though he will not<br />
hit one ball for the Buffaloes this spring, he is pushing his teammates<br />
to their limits in practice. Prepare to be wowed next year!!”<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Fall: Did not see any action in singles and doubles play.<br />
Personal: Born January 9, 1985 ... Son of Dieter and Ingeberg Scheil.<br />
In the Classroom: An open option major in Colorado’s College of Arts<br />
and Sciences.<br />
Personal: Born January 23, 1986 in Bangalore, India … Son of Sunder<br />
and Theja Raju … Has a younger brother, Kaushik and younger sister,<br />
Sanithra … Speaks four different Indian languages (Kannada, Hindi,<br />
Telugu, Tamil) … Goals after college are plying tennis on the pro circuit …<br />
Enjoys reading, watching<br />
movies and listening to<br />
music in his spare time …<br />
Selected Colorado of the<br />
location and beautiful<br />
campus.<br />
In the Classroom: Majoring<br />
in business management<br />
… Fall 2004,<br />
Spring <strong>2005</strong> Commissioners<br />
Honor Roll.<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
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2004-05 Results/Statistics<br />
Individual Results<br />
SINGLES 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tourn Spring Big 12 Overall Career<br />
W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L<br />
BJORK, Peter 1 1 5 8 4 2 4 6 10 11 3 4 14 17 28 31<br />
BUNDALO, Marko 2 9 7 3 11 4 9 12 4 3 20 16 44 46<br />
DePAOLO, Jack 1 0 6 4 1 0 7 4 7 4<br />
DIGLIODO, Marcos 1 0 3 5 1 6 5 3 10 4 9 14 2 6 19 18 31 35<br />
DVORAK, Marek 1 0 4 5 4 8 9 5 9 13 2 6 18 18 37 32<br />
PIETRO, Vincent 4 3 4 3 4 3<br />
QUIBELL, Elliot 1 0 1 0 0 3 2 0 2 3 6 14<br />
ROFEL, Justin 1 0 1 0 1 0 3 5<br />
TSUDA, Chad 1 0 1 0 10 9 5 4 12 9 2 6 17 13 43 49<br />
YEMM, Charlie 1 0 1 0 0 1 6 3 2 1 8 4 8 4<br />
ZELEZNY, Jan 2 8 4 7 6 5 6 15 2 6 12 20 12 20<br />
TOTALS 5 17 12 11 10 13 11 13 12 11 12 10 51 41 61 75 15 31 122 116 223 243<br />
DOUBLES 1 2 3 Tourn Spring Big 12 Overall<br />
Teams W L W L W L W L W L W L W L<br />
BJORK / BUNDALO 9 12 2 1 9 12 3 5 11 13<br />
BJORK / DePAOLO 0 1 0 1<br />
BJORK / DVORAK 1 1 1 1<br />
BJORK / QUIBELL 1 0 1 0 1 0<br />
BJORK / TSUDA 2 1 2 1<br />
BUNDALO / DIGLIODO 1 1 1 1<br />
BUNDALO / ZELEZNY 4 2 4 2<br />
DePAOLO / QUIBELL 0 2 0 2<br />
DePAOLO / YEMM 1 0 1 0 1 0<br />
DIGLIODO / TSUDA 5 17 4 3 5 17 2 6 9 20<br />
DVORAK / QUIBELL 0 1 0 1<br />
DVORAK / YEMM 0 1 0 1 0 1<br />
DVORAK / ZELEZNY 12 6 1 1 12 6 4 3 13 7<br />
PIETRO / YEMM 1 3 1 3<br />
QUIBELL / YEMM 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1<br />
TSUDA / ZELEZNY 0 1 0 1<br />
^DIGLIODO / SUPEKO 2 1 2 1<br />
*DVORAK / BALLAM 1 1 1 1<br />
TOTALS 5 17 22 19 1 1 19 20 28 37 9 15 47 56<br />
Marko Bundalo won the most singles<br />
matches during the 2004-05 season.<br />
^ Yvgeny Supeko - Texas A&M; *Brina Ballam - Utah State<br />
Team Results (9-15, 2-5 Big 12)<br />
Home: 4-3 Away: 1-8 Neutral: 4-4<br />
Date <strong>CU</strong> RK Opponent Result<br />
Jan. 22 74 %vs. New Mexico (33) W, 4-0<br />
Jan. 22 74 %at Boise State (42) L, 0-4<br />
Jan. 28 74 DENVER Meadow Creek) W, 6-1<br />
Jan. 30 74 *BAYLOR 1 L, 1-6<br />
Feb. 13 64 MONTANA STATE W, 6-1<br />
13 64 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES W, 7-0<br />
Feb. 26 65 at BYU (60) L, 0-7<br />
Feb. 27 65 at Utah L, 3-4<br />
Mar. 10 75 #vs. Tulsa (56) L, 1-6<br />
Mar. 11 75 #vs. Harvard (15) W, 4-3<br />
Mar. 12 75 #vs. Louisville (35) L, 3-4<br />
Mar. 19 63 NEW MEXICO 54 W, 5-2<br />
Mar. 22 43 *OKLAHOMA STATE (11) L, 3-4<br />
Mar. 29 45 *at Nebraska (66) W, 4-3<br />
Apr. 1 45 at Boise State (31) L, 3-4<br />
Date <strong>CU</strong> RK Opponent Result<br />
Apr. 2 45 !vs. South Alabama (50) L, 2-5<br />
Apr. 3 45 !vs. Idaho W, 5-1<br />
Apr. 8 52 at SMU (50) L, 2-5<br />
Apr. 10 52 *at Texas (38) L, 1-6<br />
Apr. 15 59 *at Texas A&M (13) L, 2-5<br />
Apr. 17 59 at Texas Christian (49) L, 1-6<br />
Apr. 23 61 *OKLAHOMA 47 W, 4-3<br />
Apr. 24 61 *TEXAS TECH 10 L, 1-6<br />
Apr. 28 62 ^vs. (2nd seed) Texas A&M (10) L, 1-4<br />
* Big 12 Conference Match<br />
# Blue Gray Intercollegiate (Montgomery, Ala.)<br />
% ITA Mountain Region Indoor (Boise, Idaho)<br />
! Boise, Idaho<br />
^ Austin, Texas (Penick-Alison <strong>Tennis</strong> Center)<br />
national rankings appear ( )<br />
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<strong>2005</strong> Match Recaps<br />
No. 74 Colorado 4, No. 33 New Mexico 1<br />
<strong>CU</strong> (1-0), New Mexico (0-1)<br />
Jan. 22 (at Boise State)<br />
ITA Mountain Region Indoor Semiinal<br />
1s) M. Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) vs. (122) Ryan Stotland DNF<br />
2s) Jan Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. David Kowalski 6-2, 6-2<br />
3s) Max Jones (UNM) def. Marcos Digliodo 6-3, 7-5<br />
4s) Peter Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Kamil Pajkowski 6-4, 6-0<br />
5s) Marek Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Eric Conklin 6-4, 6-2<br />
6s) Chad Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Derek Boland 6-4, 6-4<br />
No. 42 Boise State 4, No. 74 Colorado 0<br />
Boise State (2-0), Colorado (1-1)<br />
Jan. 22 (at Boise State)<br />
TA Mountain Region Indoor Championship<br />
1d) (12) Shields/Schoeck (BSU) def. (33) Digliodo/Tsuda<br />
8-4<br />
2d) Jobe/Silva (BSU) def. Bjork/Bundalo 8-2<br />
3d) Klemann/Roberson (BSU) vs. Dvorak/Zelezny DNF<br />
1s) (41) Luke Shields (BSU) vs. Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) DNF<br />
2s) (89) Thomas Schoeck (BSU) def. Zelezny 6-1, 6-4<br />
3s) (55) Matias Silva (BSU) def. Digliodo 6-1, 6-3<br />
4s) Ikaika Jobe (BSU) def. Bjork 7-6, 6-2<br />
5s) Nils Klemann (BSU) vs. Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) DNF<br />
6s) Eric Roberson (BSU) vs. Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) DNF<br />
No. 74 Colorado 6, Denver 1<br />
Colorado (2-1), Denver (2-1)<br />
Jan. 28, Meadow Creek, Lakewood, Colo.<br />
1d) Holmstrom/Persson (DU) def. (33) Digliodo/Tsuda 8-5<br />
2d) Bundalo/Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Zetterholm/Rosen 8-3<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Tan/Flaks 9-7<br />
1s) Adam Holmstrom (DU) def. Bundalo 6-4, 6-4<br />
2s) Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Victor Zetterholm 5-7, 6-2, 6-4<br />
3s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Niklas Persson 7-5, 6-7, 10-4<br />
4s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Kalle Rosen 6-1, 6-1<br />
5s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Jason Tan 6-4, 7-5<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Steve Flaks 7-5, 6-4<br />
No. 1 Baylor 6, No. 74 Colorado 1<br />
Baylor (2-0, 2-0), Colorado (2-2, 0-1)<br />
Jan. 30, Harvest House, Boulder, Colo.<br />
1d) (7) Poerschke/Zgaga (BU) def. (33) Digliodo/Tsuda 8-3<br />
2d) Bundalo/Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Becker/Portnov 8-3<br />
3d) Kokta/Reckewey (BU) def. Dvorak/Zelezny 8-5<br />
1s) Benjamin Becker (BU) def. Bundalo 3-6, 6-1, 6-4<br />
2s) (11) L. Poerschke (BU) def. Zelezny 7-6(3), 6-1<br />
3s) Greg Shearer (BU) def. Digliodo 6-4, 6-4<br />
4s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (45) Matija Zgaga 7-5, 6-4<br />
5s) Michal Kokta (BU) def. Dvorak 6-4, 6-0<br />
6s) Vladimir Portnov (BU) def. Tsuda 7-6(4), 6-3<br />
No. 64 Colorado 6, Montana State 1<br />
Colorado (3-2), Montana State (2-3)<br />
Feb. 13, Harvest House (outdoor courts)<br />
Boulder, Colo.<br />
1d) Olson/Gebicki (MSU) def. (33) Digliodo/Tsuda 8-3<br />
2d) Bundalo/Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Ueltschi/Berriochoa 8-5<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Hauck/Chigateri 8-3<br />
1s) (65) Fed Ueltschi (MSU) def. Bundalo 6-4, 6-2<br />
2s) Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Marek Gebicki 7-5, 6-0<br />
3s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Tejeshwara Chigateri 7-6, 7-6<br />
4s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Kyle McDonald 6-1, 6-2<br />
5s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Justin Hauck 6-2, 6-1<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Jake Berriochoa 6-1, 6-0<br />
No. 64 Colorado 7, Colo. School of Mines 0<br />
Colorado (4-2), Colorado School of Mines (0-1)<br />
Feb. 13, Harvest House, Boulder, Colo.<br />
1d) (33) Digliodo/Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Rychlik/Syrjaren 8-4<br />
2d) DePaolo/Yemm (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Sejati/Vasilieu 8-2<br />
3d) Bjork/Quibell (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Dunn/J. Revielle 8-1<br />
1s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Matt Rychlik 2-6, 6-4, 6-3<br />
2s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Teemu Syrjaren 6-1, 6-2<br />
3s) Yemm (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Almed Sejati 6-3, 6-0<br />
4s) Quibell (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Andrey Vasilieu 4-6, 6-0, 6-3<br />
5s) DePaolo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Jordan Revielle 6-3, 6-2<br />
6s) Rofel (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Stefan Revielle 6-3, 6-1<br />
No. 60 BYU 7, No. 65 Colorado 0<br />
BYU (5-3), Colorado (4-3)<br />
Feb. 26, Provo, Utah<br />
1d) Lechuga/Roshan (BYU) def. Digliodo/Tsuda 8-4<br />
2d) Kauhold/Ludlow (BYU) def. Bundalo/Bjork 9-7<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. LaPorte/Sanchez 8-4<br />
1s) Nima Rosan (BYU) def. Bundalo 6-4, 6-4<br />
2s) James Ludlow (BYU) def. Zelezny 7-6, 6-1<br />
3s) Christian Hand (BYU) def. Digliodo 6-2, 6-2<br />
4s) Shane LaPorte (BYU) def. Bjork 6-7(5), 6-4, 10-8<br />
5s) Dominik Kauhold (BYU) def. Dvorak 7-6, 6-3<br />
6s) Jonathan Sanchez (BYU) def. Tsuda 6-2, 6-4<br />
Utah 4, No. 65 Colorado 3<br />
Utah (8-0), Colorado (4-4)<br />
Feb. 27, Salt Lake City, Utah<br />
1d) (34) Mann/Ganger (Utah) def Tsuda/Digliodo 8-5<br />
2d) Coutts/Yap (Utah) def. Bundalo/Bjork 8-5<br />
3d) Grzyb/Rikin (Utah) def. Dvorak/Zelezny 9-8<br />
1s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Tomasz Grzyb 7-6, 6-2<br />
2s) Zach Ganger (Utah) def. Zelezny 6-2, 6-3<br />
3s) Miron Mann (Utah) def. Bjork 7-6, 6-4<br />
4s) Nick Coutts (Utah) def. Dvorak 4-6, 6-4, 7-6(4)<br />
5s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Ryan Scott 7-5, 6-3<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Dan Mascall 6-3, 6-4<br />
No. 56 Tulsa 4, No. 75 Colorado 1<br />
Tulsa (10-5), Colorado (4-5)<br />
March 10, Montgomery, Ala.<br />
1d) Roth/Charpantidis (UT) def. Tsuda/Digliodo 9-7<br />
2d) Camacho/ Connelly (UT) def. Bundalo/Bjork 8-3<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Soriano/Soriano 9-7<br />
1s) Achim Roth (UT) def. Bundalo 6-1, 7-6(6)<br />
2s) Alek Charpantidis (UT) def. Zelezny 6-4, 6-4<br />
3s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) vs. Ricardo Sorian 7-6, 3-3 DNF<br />
4s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Federico Soriano 6-4, 6-2<br />
5s) Will Gray (Tulsa) def. Digliodo 7-5, 6-3<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) vs. Diego Camacho 7-6, 3-5 DNF<br />
No. 75 Colorado 14, No. 15 Harvard 3<br />
Colorado (5-5), Harvard (7-5)<br />
March 11, Montgomery, Ala.<br />
1d) (26) Chiu/Chu (Harvard) def. Tsuda/Digliodo 8-5<br />
2d) Dhaka/Kumar (Harvard) def. Bundalo/Bjork 9-7<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Valkin/Nguyen 8-6<br />
1s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (31) Jonathan Chu 6-4, 6-1<br />
2s) Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Ashwin Kumar 6-1, 7-5<br />
3s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Dan Nguyen 6-4, 3-6, 6-3<br />
4s) Shantanu Dhaka (Harvard) def. Dvorak 3-6, 7-6(2), 6-3<br />
5s) Brandon Chiu (Harvard) def. Digliodo 6-4, 6-2<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Gideon Valkin 7-6(6), 1-6, 6-3<br />
No. 35 Louisville 4, No. 75 Colorado 3<br />
Louisville (13-7), Colorado (5-6)<br />
March 12, Montgomery, Ala.<br />
1d) (33) Clark/Gustafsson (UL) def. Digliodo/Tsuda<br />
8-3<br />
2d) Bundalo/Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Radman/Nicodim 8-2<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Teufel/Johnson 8-6<br />
1s) (87) Damar Johnson (UL) def. Bundalo 7-5, 6-4<br />
2s) Slavko Radman (UL) def. Zelezny 6-3, 4-6, 6-4<br />
3s) Jakob Gustafsson (UL) def. Bjork 6-3, 6-2<br />
4s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Octavian Nicodim 6-3, 6-1<br />
5s) Jeremy Clark (UL) def. Digliodo 6-4, 6-4<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Jhonny Berrido 6-0, 6-2<br />
No. 63 Colorado 5, No. 54 New Mexico 2<br />
<strong>CU</strong> (6-6), New Mexico (4-4)<br />
March 19, South Campus <strong>Tennis</strong> Courts<br />
1d) (4) Stotland/ Kowalski (UNM) def. Digliodo/Tsuda 8-2<br />
2d) Bundalo/Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Jones/Pajkowski 8-6<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Conklin/Boland 8-3<br />
1s) Max Jones (UNM) def. Bundalo 7-5, 6-4<br />
2s) Ryan Stotland (UNM) def. Zelezny 6-3, 6-2<br />
3s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. David Kowalski 7-6(4), 6-2<br />
4s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Kamil Pajkowski 6-2, 4-6, 6-2<br />
5s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Eric Conklin 6-2, 6-3<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Derek Lynch 6-1, 6-1<br />
No. 11 Oklahoma State 4, No. 43 Colorado 3<br />
OSU (11-4, 2-1), <strong>CU</strong> (6-7, 0-2)<br />
March 22, South Campus <strong>Tennis</strong> Courts<br />
1d) Tsuda/Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Kuharic/Diaz 8-5<br />
2d) Bundalo/Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Van Elden/Byrnes 9-8(5)<br />
3d) Bohunicky/Burmistrau (OSU) def. Dvorak/Zelezny 8-4<br />
1s) (50) Mark Van Elden (OSU) def. Zelezny 6-2, 7-6(3)<br />
2s) Tomas Bohunicky (OSU) def. Bundalo 6-4, 3-6, 6-4<br />
3s) Boris Kuharic (OSU) def. Bjork 2-6, 6-3, 7-6(1)<br />
4s) Daniel Byrnes (OSU) def. Dvorak 3-6, 6-3, 6-4<br />
5s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Artsem Burmistrau 6-1, 6-4<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Felipe Diaz 6-1, 6-2<br />
No. 45 Colorado 4, No. 66 Nebraska 3<br />
<strong>CU</strong> (7-7, 1-2), NU (9-10, 0-3)<br />
March 29, Lincoln, Neb.<br />
1d) Tsuda/Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Posch/Reckewey 8-4<br />
2d) Bundalo/Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Rivera/Barthel 9-7<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Szatmary/Clow 8-5<br />
1s) Jerry Posch (NU) def. Zelezny 6-4, 6-4<br />
2s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Adrian Szatmary 6-7, 6-3, 6-4<br />
3s) James Clow (NU) def. Bjork 7-5, 3-6, 6-1<br />
4s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Jose Rivera 6-4, 6-1<br />
5s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Joel Reckewey 6-1, 6-2<br />
6s) Joerg Barthel (NU) def. Tsuda 0-6, 6-4, 6-3<br />
No. 31 Boise State 4, No. 45 Colorado 3<br />
Boise State (22-7), Colorado (7-8)<br />
April 1, Boise, Idaho<br />
1d) Digliodo/Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (8) Schoeck/Shields 9-8 (1)<br />
2d) Jobe/Silva (BSU) def. Bjork/Bundalo 8-5<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Roberson/Werbeck 9-8<br />
1s) (44) Luke Shields (BSU) def. Zelezny 4-6, 6-1, 6-3<br />
2s) Thomas Schoeck (BSU) def. Bundalo 6-3, 6-3<br />
3s) Matias Silva (BSU) def. Bjork 6-2, 6-4<br />
4s) Ikaika Jobe (BSU) def. Dvorak 6-3, 6-0<br />
5s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Eric Roberson 6-0, 6-4<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Brent Werbeck 7-5, 6-3<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
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<strong>2005</strong> Match Recaps<br />
No. 50 South Alabama 5, No. 45 Colorado 2<br />
USA (14-4), <strong>CU</strong> (7-9)<br />
April 2, Boise, Idaho<br />
1d) (23) Jacobs/Doskareyev (SA) def. Digliodo/Tsuda 8-3<br />
2d) Bjork/Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Kepke/Santo 8-6<br />
3d) Huffman/Babej (SA) def. Dvorak/Yemm 8-6<br />
1s) (37) Fero Babej (SA) def. Bundalo 6-3, 6-2<br />
2s) Dias Doskarayev (SA) def. Bjork 5-7, 4-3 default<br />
3s) Digliodo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Clinton Jacobs 3-6, 6-3, 7-5<br />
4s) David Kepka (SA) def. Dvorak 6-2, 7-6<br />
5s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Tiago Espisito Santo 6-1, 6-1<br />
6s) Mark Gellard (SA) def. Yemm 6-1, 7-5<br />
No. 45 Colorado 5, Idaho 1<br />
Colorado (8-9), Idaho (3-9)<br />
April 3, Boise, Idaho<br />
Doubles: not played<br />
1s) Terence Nuget (UI) def. Bundalo 6-7, 6-1, 7-5<br />
2s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Michael Suttner 6-3, 6-2<br />
3s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Seth Banks 6-2, 6-2<br />
4s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Hector Mucharraz 6-4, 2-6, 7-5<br />
5s) Yemm (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Robert Chalkley 7-5, 6-4<br />
6s) Quibell (<strong>CU</strong>) def. John Hieb 6-2, 6-4<br />
No. 50 SMU 5, No. 52 Colorado 2<br />
SMU (13-9), <strong>CU</strong> (8-10)<br />
April 8, Dallas, Texas<br />
1d) McNaughton/Murgier (SMU) def. Digliodo/Tsuda 8-6<br />
2d) Bjork/Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Soderberg/Oredsson 8-5<br />
3d) Chingoka/Kuczer (SMU) def. Dvorak/Zelezny 9-8 (8)<br />
1s) Paul McNaughton (SMU) def. Zelezny 7-6, 7-5<br />
2s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Gwinyai Chingoka 7-6, 6-0<br />
3s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Federico Murgier 3-6, 7-5, 7-6<br />
4s) Peter Oredsson (SMU) def. Digliodo 6-3, 6-4<br />
5s) Henrik Soderberg (SMU) def. Dvorak 7-6, 3-6, 6-3<br />
6s) David Kuczer (SMU) def. Tsuda 7-5, 6-2<br />
No. 38 Texas 6, No. 52 Colorado 1<br />
Texas (9-6, 1-3), <strong>CU</strong> (8-11, 1-3)<br />
April 10, Austin, Texas<br />
1d) (50) Beale/Helgeson (Texas) def. Tsuda/Digliodo 8-6<br />
2d) Chodkiewicz/Gubser (Texas) def. Bundalo/Bjork 8-4<br />
3d) Barriga/Garrett Snyder (Texas) def. Elliot Quibell/<br />
Charlie Yemm 8-5<br />
1s) Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (36) Callum Beale 3-6, 7-6(3), 6-4<br />
2s) (87) Travis Helgeson (UT) def. Bundalo 7-6(6), 6-3<br />
3s) Milan Mihailovic (UT) def. Bjork 6-3, 6-4<br />
4s) (65) Roger Gubser (UT) def. Digliodo 6-1, 2-6, 6-3<br />
5s) Luis Diaz Barriga (UT) def. Dvorak 4-6, 6-1, 6-3<br />
6s) Hubert Chodkiewicz (UT) def. Tsuda 7-6(4), 6-1<br />
No. 13 Texas A&M 5, Colorado 2<br />
Texas A&M (12-6, 3-1), <strong>CU</strong> (8-12, 1-4)<br />
April 15, College Station, Texas<br />
1d) (#20) Joelson/Matijevic (A&M) def. Digliodo/Tsuda<br />
8-6<br />
2d) Zack Malmgren/Wooten (A&M) def. Bjork/Bundalo<br />
8-3<br />
3d) Bain/Makowski (A&M) def. Dvorak/Zelezny 8-5<br />
No. 49 T<strong>CU</strong> 6, No. 59 Colorado 1<br />
T<strong>CU</strong> (7-13), <strong>CU</strong> (8-13)<br />
April 17, Forth Worth, Texas<br />
1d) Digliodo/Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (11) Abreu/Sestini 8-5<br />
2d) Freitas/Martin (T<strong>CU</strong>) def. Bjork/Bundalo 9-8(6)<br />
3d) Barbu/Tezza (T<strong>CU</strong>) def. Dvorak/Zelezny 8-4<br />
1s) (31) Fabrizio Sestini (T<strong>CU</strong>) def. Zelezny 7-6(5), 6-1<br />
2s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Jacob Martin 6-4, 7-5<br />
3s) Radu Barbu (T<strong>CU</strong>) def. Bjork 6-3, 4-6, 6-2<br />
4s) Jacopo Tezza (T<strong>CU</strong>) def. Digliodo 6-7(3), 6-2, 6-4<br />
5s) Jordan Freitas (T<strong>CU</strong>) def. Dvorak 6-2, 3-6, 6-4<br />
6s) Rafael Abreu (T<strong>CU</strong>) def. Tsuda 6-0, 7-5<br />
No. 61 Colorado 4, No. 47 Oklahoma 3<br />
<strong>CU</strong> (9-13, 2-4 Big 12), OU (17-5, 2-5)<br />
April 23, South Boulder <strong>Tennis</strong> Courts<br />
1d) Garrison/Fukala (OU) def. Digliodo/Tsuda 8-4<br />
2d) Velicka/Tanasoiu (OU) def. Bundalo/Bjork 9-8(4)<br />
3d) Ivanov/Thomas (OU) def. Dvorak/Zelezny 8-4<br />
1s) Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (52) Marek Velicka 6-4, 6-2<br />
2s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Ondrej Fukala 2-6, 6-4, 7-6(5)<br />
3s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (96) Alexei Ivanov 3-6, 6-2, 6-3<br />
4s) Tommy Garrison (OU) def. Digliodo 6-2, 6-4<br />
5s) Dvorak (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Silviu Tanasoiu 6-2, 6-7(4), 6-4<br />
6s) Lee Gregg (OU) def. Tsuda 6-4, 7-6(3)<br />
No. 10 Texas Tech 6, No. 61 Colorado 1<br />
TTU (23-2, 5-2), <strong>CU</strong> (9-14, 2-5)<br />
April 24<br />
South Campus <strong>Tennis</strong> Courts/Millennium Hotel Bubble<br />
1d) Szumanski/Nijaki (TTU) def. Digliodo/Tsuda 8-1<br />
2d) Tanik/Prpic (TTU) def. Bjork/Bundalo 8-6<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Innerebner/Paulsen 8-5<br />
1s) (14) Radek Nijaki (TTU) def. Zelezny 6-3, 6-4<br />
2s) (123) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (40) Bojan Szumanski 6-2, 6-3<br />
3s) Jakob Paulsen (TTU) def. Bjork 6-3, 6-7(5), 7-5<br />
4s) Esat Tanik (TTU) def. Digliodo 6-3, 6-1<br />
5s) Michael Innerebner (TTU) def. Dvorak 6-4, 6-4<br />
6s) Adrian Prpic (TTU) def. Tsuda 6-3, 6-4<br />
No. 10 Texas A&M 4, No. 56 Colorado 1<br />
No. 2 seed A&M (15-7), No. 7 seed <strong>CU</strong> (9-15)<br />
April 29, Penick-Alison <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
Austin, Texas<br />
1d) (20) Joelson/Matijevic (A&M) def. Tsuda/Digliodo<br />
8-1<br />
2d) Wooten/Zack Malmgren (A&M) def. Bundalo/Bjork<br />
8-6<br />
3d) Dvorak/Zelezny (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Bain/Makowski 8-6<br />
1s) (14) Jerry Makowski (A&M) def. Zelezny 7-5, 6-4<br />
2s) (97) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) vs. (77) Ante Matijevic DNF<br />
3s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) vs. Bryan Wooten DNF<br />
4s) Brett Joelson (A&M) def. Digliodo 6-0, 6-1<br />
5s) Mohamed Dakki (A&M) def. Dvorak 6-3, 6-2<br />
6s) Tsuda (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Matt Bain 7-6(5), 6-4<br />
1s) (94) Ante Matijevic (A&M) def. Zelezny 7-5, 6-2<br />
2s) Bundalo (<strong>CU</strong>) def. (23) Jerry Makowski 7-5, 5-7, 1-0<br />
(10)<br />
3s) Bjork (<strong>CU</strong>) def. Brett Joelson 6-2, 7-6(4)<br />
4s) (105) Bryan Wooten (A&M) def. Digliodo 6-3, 6-3<br />
5s) Matt Bain (A&M) def. Dvorak 6-4, 6-2<br />
6s) Mohamed Dakki (A&M) def. Tsuda 7-5, 6-0<br />
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<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
20<strong>06</strong> Opponents<br />
Baylor<br />
April 21<br />
Waco, Texas<br />
Location................................................. Waco, Texas<br />
Founded/Enrollment ....................1845/13,799<br />
Mascot/Colors ...............Bears/Green and Gold<br />
President ...............................Bill Underwood, J.D.<br />
Conference .......................................................Big 12<br />
Athletics Director ................................ Ian McCaw<br />
Head Coach ............................................. Matt Knoll<br />
Record at school (Yrs.)……………… .208-50 (9)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)…………………….21-28 (2)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record……………………………………..33-1<br />
Conference Record/Finish……………… 7-0/1st<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking…………………….2<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish . NCAA Finals<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost………………….4/3<br />
Boise State<br />
April 14<br />
Boulder<br />
Location..................................................Boise, Idaho<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1932/18,400<br />
Mascot/Colors .........Broncos/Blue and Orange<br />
President ......................................Dr. Robert Kustra<br />
Conference ...................................Western Athletic<br />
Athletics Director ........................Gene Bleymaier<br />
Head Coach ............................................Greg Patton<br />
Record at school (Yrs.)……… .............204-67 (9)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................... 554-262 (24)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record……………………………………..31-8<br />
Conference Record/Finish .......................4-0/1st<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking…………………. ..31<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish .... 2 nd Round<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................5/2<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................2<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ... Boise State Leads 8-1<br />
Facility .............................Appleton <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact .................................................Lori Hays<br />
SID Phone ......................................(208) 426-3438<br />
SID Fax ............................................(208) 426-3361<br />
SID Cell ...........................................(8<strong>06</strong>) 729-4471<br />
SID E-Mail .......................... lhays@boisestate.edu<br />
Web site ..........................www.broncosports.<strong>com</strong><br />
Brigham Young<br />
March 11<br />
Boulder<br />
Location..................................................Provo, Utah<br />
Founded/Enrollment ....................1875/33,278<br />
Mascot ............................................................ Cougars<br />
Colors ......................... Dark Blue, White and Tan<br />
President ................................. Cecil O. Samuelson<br />
Conference .....................................Mountain West<br />
Athletics Director .............................Tom Holmoe<br />
Head Coach .......................................... Brad Pearce<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ......................... 23-22 (2)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................................... same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record ....................................................... 15-7<br />
Conference Record/Finish ....................4-1/2nd<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ......................none<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Finish ............................................none<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost..................... 6/3<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers .................................................................2<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ................. BYU leads 8-0<br />
Facility ...BYU Indoor/Outdoor <strong>Tennis</strong> Courts<br />
SID Contact ..................................Jordan Feinauer<br />
SID Phone .....................................(801) 422-8948<br />
SID Fax ...........................................(801) 422-<strong>06</strong>33<br />
SID Cell ..........................................(801) 520-7520<br />
SID E-Mail .............................tennis_sid@byu.edu<br />
Web Site ........................... www.byucougars.<strong>com</strong><br />
Denver<br />
April 16<br />
Boulder<br />
Montana State<br />
February 5<br />
Boulder<br />
Nebraska<br />
April 2<br />
Boulder<br />
Location.................................................Denver, Colo.<br />
Founded/Enrollment ....................... 1864/9,455<br />
Mascot/Colors .....Pioneers/Crimson and Gold<br />
Chancellor .................................Robert D. Coombe<br />
Conference .................................................... Sun Belt<br />
Athletics Director ...............Peg Bradley-Doppes<br />
Head Coach ............................................Geoff Young<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ...........................58-59 (5)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)................................67-67 (6)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .........................................................9-14<br />
Conference Record/Finish ......................1-0/4th<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking .......................none<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish ..................none<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................6/3<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................2<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ...................<strong>CU</strong> leads 22-2<br />
Facility .........................Stapleton <strong>Tennis</strong> Pavilion<br />
SID Contact ........................................ Brenna Webb<br />
SID Phone ......................................(303) 871-4990<br />
SID Fax ............................................(303) 871-3890<br />
SID Cell ..........................................(217) 377-2553<br />
SID E-Mail .................................... bwebb4@du.edu<br />
Web site .....................www.denverpioneers.<strong>com</strong><br />
Location..........................................Bozeman, Mont.<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1893/12,315<br />
Mascot/Colors ...............Bobcats/Blue and Gold<br />
President ..............................Dr. Geoffrey Gamble<br />
Conference ...................................................... Big Sky<br />
Athletics Director ................................Peter Fields<br />
Head Coach ..........................................Mike Phillips<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ...........................73-44 (5)<br />
Career Record (Yrs)..........................................same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .........................................................19-7<br />
Conference Record/Finish ......................6-0/1st<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ...........................69<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish .........1 st Round<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................5/2<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................2<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ..................... <strong>CU</strong> leads 5-0<br />
Facility ........... Bobcat-Anderson <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact .............................................Tom Schulz<br />
SID Phone .....................................(4<strong>06</strong>) 994-5130<br />
SID Fax ............................................(4<strong>06</strong>) 994-2278<br />
SID Home .......................................(4<strong>06</strong>) 586-4973<br />
SID E-Mail ................. tschulz@msubobcats.<strong>com</strong><br />
Web site .............................www.msubobcats.<strong>com</strong><br />
Location.............................................. .Lincoln, Neb.<br />
Founded/Enrollment ....................1869/25,000<br />
Mascot ............................... Cornhuskers/Huskers<br />
Colors ........................................ Scarlet and Cream<br />
President ..........................Harvey S. Perlman, J.D.<br />
Conference .......................................................Big 12<br />
Athletics Director ....................... Steve Pederson<br />
Head Coach ...............................Kerry McDermott<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ................. 258-266 (25)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................................... same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record ....................................................... 9-15<br />
Conference Record/Finish .....................0-7/8th<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ...........................75<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish .................none<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost..................... 6/2<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers .................................................................2<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ...............<strong>CU</strong> leads 39-11<br />
Facility ................................ Cather-Pound Courts<br />
SID Contact .......................................Tessa Warner<br />
SID Phone .....................................(402) 472-2263<br />
SID Fax ...........................................(402) 472-<strong>2005</strong><br />
SID Home ......................................(402) 499-0115<br />
SID E-Mail .......................twarner@huskers.<strong>com</strong><br />
Web site ....................................www.huskers.<strong>com</strong><br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
19
20<strong>06</strong> Opponents<br />
New Mexico<br />
March 4<br />
Albuquerque, N.M.<br />
Location.....................................Albuquerque, N.M.<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1889/26,500<br />
Mascot/Colors ........... Lobos/Cherry and Silver<br />
President ............................................. Louis Caldera<br />
Conference ......................................Mountain West<br />
Athletics Director ............................ Rudy Davalos<br />
Head Coach ..................................................Alan Dils<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ........................118-84 (9)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.).........................................same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record ........................................................... 9-8<br />
Conference Record/Finish ................... 5-2/t2nd<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ............................60<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Finish .............................................none<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................4/3<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................3<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> .............. UNM leads 15-6<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong> Facility ..................... Lobos <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact ...........................RaeAnn Feenaughty<br />
SID Phone ......................................(505) 925-5851<br />
SID Fax ............................................(505) 925-5529<br />
SID E-Mail .............................feenaurm@unm.edu<br />
Web Site .................................... www.golobos.<strong>com</strong><br />
New Mexico State<br />
March 3<br />
Albuquerque, N.M.<br />
Location..........................................Las Cruces, N.M.<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1888/16,428<br />
Mascot/Colors ...... Aggies/Crimson and White<br />
President ................................... Dr. Michael Martin<br />
Conference ...................................Western Athletic<br />
Athletics Director ..................... McKinley Boston<br />
Head Coach ...................................................Don Ball<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) .................. 214-235 (20)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.).........................................same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .........................................................5-16<br />
Conference Record/Finish ......................0-2/6th<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking .......................none<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish ..................none<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................3/3<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................3<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ...................<strong>CU</strong> leads 10-5<br />
Facility ...................................NMSU <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact .......................................Matt Stephens<br />
SID Phone ......................................(505) 646-1805<br />
SID Fax ............................................(505) 646-2425<br />
SID Home .......................................(505) 649-5149<br />
SID E-Mail ..............................matts04@nmsu.edu<br />
Web site ........................www.nmstatesports.<strong>com</strong><br />
Oklahoma<br />
March 28<br />
Norman, Okla.<br />
Location.............................................Norman, Okla.<br />
Founded/Enrollment ....................1890/31,134<br />
Mascot ............................................................ Sooners<br />
Colors ..................................... Crimson and Cream<br />
President ..........................................David L. Boren<br />
Conference .......................................................Big 12<br />
Athletics Director .........................Joe Castiglione<br />
Head Coach ....................................Paul Lockwood<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ................. 268-167 (18)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................................... same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record ....................................................... 17-7<br />
Conference Record/Finish .....................2-5/6th<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ...........................45<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish ......1st Round<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost..................... 7/3<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers .................................................................2<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> .............. OU leads 40-20<br />
Facility ...............OU Headington <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact ..........................................Renata Hays<br />
SID Phone .....................................(405) 325-8363<br />
SID Fax ...........................................(405) 325-7623<br />
SID Cell ..........................................(405) 664-8753<br />
SID E-Mail .............................renatahays@ou.edu<br />
Web site .........................www.soonersports.<strong>com</strong><br />
Oklahoma State<br />
March 26<br />
Stillwater, Okla.<br />
Portland<br />
March 4<br />
at Albuquerque, N.M.<br />
Texas<br />
April 9<br />
Boulder<br />
Location.......................................... Stillwater, Okla.<br />
Founded/Enrollment ....................1890/31,000<br />
Mascot/Colors ....Cowboys/Orange and Black<br />
President ................................. Dr. David Schmidly<br />
Conference .......................................................Big 12<br />
Athletics Director ..............................Mike Holder<br />
Head Coach ...................................... James Wadley<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ................. 575-263 (33)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................................... same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record ....................................................... 22-7<br />
Conference Record/Finish ....................5-2/2nd<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ...........................17<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish .... 2nd Round<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost..................... 4/2<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers .........................................................none<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ........OSU leads 35-16-1<br />
Facility ................................DeBois <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact ...................................... Marcus Elwell<br />
SID Phone .....................................(405) 744-3875<br />
SID Fax ...........................................(405) 744-7754<br />
SID Home ......................................(405) 401-0704<br />
SID E-Mail ............. marcus.elwell@okstate.edu<br />
Web site ..................................... www.okstate.<strong>com</strong><br />
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Location...............................................Portland, Ore.<br />
Founded/Enrollment ....................... 1901/3,300<br />
Mascot/Colors ............Pilots/Purple and White<br />
Pres. ......Rev. E. William Beauchamp, C.S.C, J.D.<br />
Conference ...............................................West Coast<br />
Athletics Director ......................... Larry Williams<br />
Head Coach ...........................................Aaron Gross<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ...........................29-19 (9)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)................................85-85 (9)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .........................................................18-6<br />
Conference Record/Finish .......................3-0/1st<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking .......................none<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish ..................none<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................8/1<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................3<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ..................... <strong>CU</strong> leads 1-0<br />
Facility ............ Louisiana-Paciic <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact ................................Braden Konschuh<br />
SID Phone ......................................(503) 943-7425<br />
SID Fax ............................................(503) 943-7242<br />
SID E-Mail ................................sportsinfo@up.edu<br />
Web site ........................www.portlandpilots.<strong>com</strong><br />
Location................................................ Austin, Texas<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1883/52,273<br />
Mascot ........................................................Longhorns<br />
Colors .............................Burnt Orange and White<br />
President ................................... Dr. Larry Faulkner<br />
Conference ........................................................ Big 12<br />
Athletics Director ...........................DeLoss Dodds<br />
Head Coach ..................................... Michael Center<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ...........................88-39 (5)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................... 247-107 (15)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record ......................................................13-10<br />
Conference Record/Finish ....................2-5/t3rd<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ............................28<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Finish .................................2nd Round<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................8/2<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................2<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> .............Texas leads 12-0<br />
Facility ..................Penick-Allison <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact ....................................Travis Feldhaus<br />
SID Phone ......................................(512) 232-9460<br />
SID Fax ............................................(512) 471-6040<br />
SID Cell ...........................................(512) 848-8192<br />
SID E-Mail ....travis.feldhaus@athletics.utexas.<br />
edu<br />
Web Site ............................www.TexasSports.<strong>com</strong><br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
20<strong>06</strong> Opponents<br />
Texas A&M<br />
April 7<br />
Boulder<br />
Location...............................College Station, Texas<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1872/44,571<br />
Mascot/Colors ........Aggies/Maroon and White<br />
President ..................................Dr. Robert M. Gates<br />
Conference ........................................................ Big 12<br />
Athletics Director ....................................Bill Byrne<br />
Head Coach ..................................................Tim Cass<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) ........................180-73 (9)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................... 307-159 (17)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .........................................................17-9<br />
Conference Record/Finish .....................5-2/2nd<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ............................18<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish ... Round of 16<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................6/3<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................4<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ......................................12-3<br />
Facility ...........George P. Mitchell <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact ............................................Steve Miller<br />
SID Phone ......................................(979) 862-2564<br />
SID Fax ............................................(979) 845-0564<br />
SID Home .......................................(979) 764-2984<br />
SID E-Mail .................. steve@athletics.tamu.edu<br />
Web site .........................www.aggieathletics.<strong>com</strong><br />
Texas Tech<br />
April 23<br />
Lubbock, Texas<br />
Location............................................Lubbock, Texas<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1923/29,000<br />
Mascot/Colors Red Raiders/Scarlet and Black<br />
President ......................................Dr. Jon Whitmore<br />
Conference ........................................................ Big 12<br />
Athletics Director .............................Gerald Myers<br />
Head Coach ...............................................Tim Siegal<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) .................. 153-135 (12)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.)....................... 181-158 (14)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .........................................................25-4<br />
Conference Record/Finish ................... 5-2/t2nd<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking ............................12<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Finish .............................. Round of 16<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................3/4<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................5<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ........... TTU leads 13-9-1<br />
Facility ............................... McLeod <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact .........................................Molly O’Mara<br />
SID Phone ......................................(8<strong>06</strong>) 742-2770<br />
SID Fax ............................................(8<strong>06</strong>) 742-1970<br />
SID Home .......................................(8<strong>06</strong>) 687-2472<br />
SID E-Mail ...........................molly.omara@ttu.edu<br />
Web Site ................................. www.texastech.<strong>com</strong><br />
Utah<br />
February 4<br />
Boulder<br />
Location....................................Salt Lake City, Utah<br />
Founded/Enrollment .....................1850/28,933<br />
Mascot/Colors .................... Utes/Red and White<br />
President ...................................... Michael K. Young<br />
Conference ......................................Mountain West<br />
Athletics Director ..................................... Chris Hill<br />
Head Coach ...........................................F.D. Robbins<br />
Record at school (Yrs.) .................. 239-224 (20)<br />
Career Record (Yrs.).........................................same<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Record .........................................................14-8<br />
Conference Record/Finish ......................1-4/5th<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Final National Ranking .......................none<br />
<strong>2005</strong> NCAA Tournament Finish ..................none<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................7/2<br />
New<strong>com</strong>ers ..................................................................1<br />
Series Record with <strong>CU</strong> ................. Utah leads 9-1<br />
Facility .............. George S. Eccles <strong>Tennis</strong> Center<br />
SID Contact ................................Heather Harrison<br />
SID Phone ......................................(801) 918-1977<br />
SID Fax ............................................(801) 581-4358<br />
SID E-Mail .......................btrly_29@hotmail.<strong>com</strong><br />
Web site ................................... www.utahutes.<strong>com</strong><br />
Big 12<br />
Conference<br />
Comissioner ....................................Kevin Weiberg<br />
Address .......................2201 Stemmons Freeway<br />
...................................................................... 28th Floor<br />
................................................... Dallas, Texas 75207<br />
Phone ............................................... 214/742-1212<br />
Fax ..................................................... 214/742-0145<br />
web site ........................... www.big12sports.<strong>com</strong><br />
<strong>Tennis</strong> <strong>Media</strong> Relations Director . Rob Carolla<br />
E-Mail .......................rcarolla@big12sports.<strong>com</strong><br />
Asst. <strong>Media</strong> Relations Director ........Joni James<br />
............................................. joni@big12sports.<strong>com</strong><br />
Big 12 <strong>Tennis</strong> Champonships ........ April 27-30<br />
..................................................... Thursday - Sunday<br />
.................. (Baylor <strong>Tennis</strong> Center, Waco, Texas)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Men’s Champion ................................Baylor<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Women’s Champion ...........................Texas<br />
20<strong>06</strong> BLUE GRAY NATIONAL<br />
COLLEGIATE TENNIS CLASSIC<br />
March 16-19, Montgomery, Ala.<br />
(Each school is guaranteed to play three matches,<br />
a fourth if they make the inal)<br />
Alabama, Boise State, Brown, Colorado,<br />
Fresno State, Furman, Louisville, Middle Tennessee<br />
State, Mississippi State, Notre Dame,<br />
Oregon, South Alabama, Texas A&M-Corpus<br />
Christi, Texas Tech, Tulane, Tulsa, Virginia<br />
Commonwealth, William and Mary.<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
21
Season-by-Season Results<br />
2004-05 (9-15, 2-5 Big 12), No. 59 nationally<br />
Coach: Sam Winterbotham<br />
J 22 %vs. New Mexico (#33) W, 4-0<br />
J 22 %at Boise State (#42) L, 0-4<br />
J 28 DENVER Meadow Creek) W, 6-1<br />
J 30 *BAYLOR #1 L, 1-6<br />
F 13 MONTANA STATE W, 6-1<br />
13 COLO. SCHOOL OF MINES W, 7-0<br />
F 26 at BYU (#60) L, 0-7<br />
F 27 at Utah L, 3-4<br />
M 10 ^vs. Tulsa (#56) L, 1-6<br />
M 11 ^vs. Harvard (#15) W, 4-3<br />
M 12 ^vs. Louisville (#35) L, 3-4<br />
M 19 NEW MEXICO #54 W, 5-2<br />
M 22 *OKLAHOMA STATE (#11) L, 3-4<br />
M 29 *at Nebraska (#66) W, 4-3<br />
A 01 at Boise State (#31) L, 3-4<br />
A 02 !vs. South Alabama (#50) L, 2-5<br />
A 03 !vs. Idaho W, 5-1<br />
A 08 at SMU (#50) L, 2-5<br />
A 10 *at Texas (#38) L, 1-6<br />
A 15 *at Texas A&M (#13) L, 2-5<br />
A 17 at Texas Christian (#49) L, 1-6<br />
A 23 *OKLAHOMA #47 W, 4-3<br />
A 24 *TEXAS TECH #10 L, 1-6<br />
A 28 #vs. (2nd seed) Texas A&M (#10) L, 1-4<br />
* Big 12 Conference Match<br />
# Blue Gray Intercollegiate (Montgomery, Ala.)<br />
% ITA Mountain Region Indoor, Boise, Idaho<br />
# Big 12 Tournament (Austin, Texas)<br />
2003-04 (7-16, 1-6 Big 12)<br />
Coach: Sam Winterbotham<br />
F 01 <strong>CU</strong>COLORADO SPRINGS W, 7-0<br />
CSUPUEBLO W, 7-0<br />
F 07 METRO STATE W, 6-1<br />
NORTHERN COLORADO W, 7-0<br />
F 13 *at Baylor (#5) L, 0-7<br />
F 15 at No. 13 Texas Christian L, 2-5<br />
F 23 *TEXAS A&M (#9) L, 2-5<br />
F 28 vs. Boise State (#34) L, 2-5<br />
F 29 at New Mexico (#56) L, 1-6<br />
M <strong>06</strong> *NEBRASKA W, 5-2<br />
M 11 ^vs. Mississippi State (#27) L, 0-4<br />
M 12 ^vs. North Carolina State L, 3-4<br />
M 13 ^vs. Fresno State (#30) L, 0-4<br />
M 17 *TEXAS (#28) L, 1-6<br />
M 22 at Virginia (#16) L, 2-5<br />
M 24 at Virginia Tech (#54) L, 2-5<br />
M 30 DENVER L, 3-4<br />
A 03 *at Oklahoma State (#28) L, 0-7<br />
A 04 *at Oklahoma (#60) L, 3-4<br />
A 11 *at Texas Tech (#65) L, 0-6<br />
A 17 at Denver W, 5-2<br />
A 21 WICHITA STATE W, 6-1<br />
A 30 #vs. Texas A&M (#22) L, 0-4<br />
A 30-M2 #Big 12 Championships t-6th / 8<br />
* Big 12 Conference Match<br />
# Big 12 Tournament (Norman, Okla.)<br />
^ Blue-Gray National Collegiate Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)<br />
2002-03 (6-16, 1-6 Big 12)<br />
Coach: Sam Winterbotham<br />
J 31 at Auburn (#14) L 3-4<br />
F 02 at South Alabama (#43) L 3-4<br />
F 08 *BAYLOR (#3) L 0-7<br />
F 15 at South Florida L 1-6<br />
F 16 at Central Florida (#70) L 2-5<br />
F 23 *TEXAS TECH (#56) L 3-4<br />
M 07 #vs. New Orleans L 3-4<br />
M 07 #vs. Loyola Marymount L 2-5<br />
M 08 #vs. Northern Illinois W 4-1<br />
M 09 #vs. UNLV W 4-1<br />
M 13 *at Texas A&M L 1-6<br />
M 15 *at Texas L 2-5<br />
M 25 at Virginia Commonwealth (#13) L 0-7<br />
M 28 at William & Mary (#39) L 2-5<br />
M 30 at Wichita State W 5-2<br />
A 04 *at Nebraska W 6-1<br />
A 08 at Denver W 4-3<br />
A 12 $vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (#63) W 4-3<br />
22<br />
A 13 at Rice (#30) L 3-4<br />
A 19 *OKLAHOMA (#75) L 3-4<br />
A 20 *OKLAHOMA STATE (#34) L 3-4<br />
A 25 #vs. Oklahoma State (#33) L 0-4<br />
A 25-27 #Big 12 Championships t-6th / 8<br />
* Big 12 Conference #Big 12 Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.)<br />
# H-E-B Tournament (Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
$ Houston, Texas<br />
2001-02 (12-11, 2-5 Big 12)<br />
Coach: Scott Davidoff<br />
F 02 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 4-3<br />
F 15 %vs. Weber State W 7-0<br />
F 16 %vs. New Mexico State (#72) W 6-1<br />
F 17 %at Nevada-Las Vegas (#59) L 3-4<br />
M 03 MONTANA STATE W 7-0<br />
M <strong>06</strong> BOSTON W 7-0<br />
M 08 &vs. Louisiana-Lafayette W 4-3<br />
M 08 &vs. Mid. Tennessee St. (#22) L 1-4<br />
M 09 &vs. Boise State (#64) L 1-4<br />
M 10 &vs. Nevada-Las Vegas (#59) W 4-0<br />
M 17 *at Texas Tech (#75) L 1-6<br />
M 18 at Texas Christian (#32) L 2-5<br />
M 19 *at Baylor (#10) L 1-6<br />
M 23 *NEBRASKA (#65) W 6-1<br />
M 25 ^vs. Portland State W 7-0<br />
M 26 at Central Florida (#56) L 3-4<br />
M 28 at Miami (#38) W 4-3<br />
A 04 DENVER W 5-2<br />
A <strong>06</strong> *TEXAS (#11) L 1-6<br />
A 07 *TEXAS A&M (#12) L 1-6<br />
A 12 *at Oklahoma State (#44) L 1-6<br />
A 13 *at Oklahoma W 5-2<br />
A 25 #vs. Texas A&M (#17) L 0-4<br />
A 25-28 #Big 12 Championships t-5th / 8<br />
% UNLV Invite (at Las Vegas, Nev.)<br />
& H.E.B. Inv. (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
^ at Orlando, Fla.<br />
# Big 12 Championships (at College Station, Texas)<br />
2000-01 (12-11, 2-6 Big 12)<br />
Coach: Scott Davidoff<br />
F 03 at Air Force Academy W 6-1<br />
F 16 %vs. Idaho State (at Las Vegas) W 6-1<br />
F 17 %vs. Texas-Arlington (at Las Vegas) W 4-3<br />
F 18 %at Nevada-Las Vegas L 3-4<br />
F 24 *BAYLOR (#21) L 2-5<br />
M 03 MONTANA W 7-0<br />
M 04 CENTENARY W 7-0<br />
M 09 &vs. Ball State (#60) W 4-3<br />
M 09 &vs. South Alabama (#16) L 1-6<br />
M 10 &vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (#65) L 1-4<br />
M 11 &vs. Texas Tech W 4-0<br />
M 18 CENTRAL FLORIDA W 7-0<br />
M 21 *at Texas (#15) L 1-6<br />
M 22 *at Texas A&M (#4) L 0-7<br />
M 29 at San Diego (#64) L 2-5<br />
A <strong>06</strong> *at Nebraska L 1-6<br />
A 07 *at Kansas (#54) L 3-4<br />
A 12 at Denver W 5-2<br />
A 15 *TEXAS TECH W 5-2<br />
A 21 *OKLAHOMA W 6-0<br />
A 22 *OKLAHOMA STATE (#55) L 3-4<br />
A 24 COLORADO MINES W 7-0<br />
A 27 #at Baylor (#29) L 0-4<br />
A 26-29 #Big 12 Championships 8th / 8<br />
& H.E.B. Inv. (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
# Big 12 Championships (at Waco, Texas)<br />
1999-2000 (11-11, 1-7 Big 12)<br />
Coach: Scott Davidoff<br />
J 30 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 7-1<br />
F 04 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 4-3<br />
F 11 at New Mexico (#53) L 0-7<br />
F 12 vs. Penn State (at New Mexico) W 5-2<br />
F 25 MONTANA STATE W 6-1<br />
F 26 %NORTHERN IOWA W 7-0<br />
M 04 COLORADO MINES W 5-2<br />
M 05 *NEBRASKA (#65) W 6-1<br />
M 15 *TEXAS (#10) L 1-6<br />
M 17 *at Baylor (#9) L 0-7<br />
M 19 *at Texas Tech (#69) L 2-5<br />
M 23 vs. Dartmouth (at San Diego) W 6-1<br />
M 24 &vs. Northwestern (#58) (at LaJolla) L 1-6<br />
M 25 at San Diego (#60) L 2-5<br />
M 29 at Loyola Marymount W 5-2<br />
A 05 DENVER W 7-0<br />
A 09 *TEXAS A&M (#8) L 2-5<br />
A 16 *KANSAS L 3-4<br />
A 21 *at Oklahoma State (#51) L 2-5<br />
A 22 *at Oklahoma L 3-4<br />
A 27 #vs. Nebraska W 4-3<br />
A 28 #vs. Baylor L 0-4<br />
A 27-30 #Big 12 Championships 8th / 8<br />
% win by default<br />
# Big 12 Championships (at Kansas City, Mo.)<br />
1998-99 (10-12, 1-7 Big 12)<br />
Coach: Scott Davidoff<br />
J 30 at Air Force Academy W 5-2<br />
F 19 *TEXAS TECH (#71) L 3-4<br />
F 27 *BAYLOR (#9) L 0-7<br />
M 04 %vs. Tulane (#28) L 3-4<br />
M 05 %vs. Middle Tennessee State L 3-4<br />
M 05 %vs. Oklahoma State L 0-6<br />
M <strong>06</strong> %vs. Southern Mississippi W 4-1<br />
M 19 at Azusa Paciic W 7-0<br />
M 21 at Loyola Marymount W 5-2<br />
M 26 vs. Idaho State & W 5-1<br />
M 27 &vs. Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo W 4-3<br />
M 27 &vs. Alabama-Birmingham (#38) L 0-4<br />
M 28 &vs. Dartmouth W 4-1<br />
A 02 *at Nebraska (#70) L 3-4<br />
A 04 *at Kansas (#37) L 3-4<br />
A 07 at Denver W 7-0<br />
A 09 *at Texas A&M (#15) L 1-6<br />
A 11 *at Texas (#5) L 0-7<br />
A 16 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 6-1<br />
A 18 *OKLAHOMA (#39) L 3-4<br />
A 29 #vs. Oklahoma State W 4-3<br />
A 30 #vs. Texas (#5) L 0-5<br />
A 29-30 #Big 12 Championships 8th / 8<br />
% H.E.B. Inv. (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
& Cal-Irvine Invite (at Irvine, Calif.)<br />
# Big 12 Championships (at College Station, Texas)<br />
1997-98 (12-12, 5-4 Big 12), No. 45 nationally<br />
Coach: Scott Davidoff<br />
J 31 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-0<br />
F 13 %vs. Weber State (at Las Vegas) W 4-3<br />
F 15 %at Nevada-Las Vegas (#41) L 3-4<br />
F 20 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK L 3-4<br />
F 28 *at Texas Tech W 4-3<br />
M 04 *at Baylor L 3-4<br />
M <strong>06</strong> &vs. Tulane L 1-4<br />
M 07 &vs. Clemson (#28) W 5-1<br />
M 07 &vs. Baylor (#68) W 4-3<br />
M 08 &vs. Washington (#29) L 2-4<br />
M 16 *TEXAS (#9) L 1-6<br />
M 22 at Loyola Marymount W 5-2<br />
M 26 ^vs. Washington (#29) L 0-4<br />
M 27 ^vs. Texas Tech (#71) L 3-4<br />
M 28 ^vs. Idaho W 4-3<br />
A 03 *NEBRASKA W 6-1<br />
A 05 *KANSAS W 4-3<br />
A 08 DENVER W 7-0<br />
A 10 *TEXAS A&M (#17) W 5-2<br />
A 17 *at Oklahoma L 1-6<br />
A 19 *at Oklahoma State L 0-7<br />
A 22 *at Missouri (at Nebraska) W 7-0<br />
A 24 #vs. Baylor (#26) L 2-4<br />
A 23-26 #Big 12 Championships 5th / 8<br />
M 15 >vs. Tulsa L 1-4<br />
& Corpus Christi Inv. (at Corpus Christi,Texas)<br />
^ Gaucho <strong>Tennis</strong> Classic (at Santa Barbara, Calif.)<br />
# Big 12 Championships (at Lincoln, Neb.)<br />
> NCAA Region V <strong>Tennis</strong> Championships (at Tulsa, Okla.)<br />
1996-97 (20-10, 7-2 Big 12), No. 35 nationally<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
J 24 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 7-0<br />
F 02 at Air Force Academy W 4-3<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
Season-by-Season Results<br />
F 02 vs. Idaho (at AFA) W 4-3<br />
F 14 %vs. Northeast Louisiana (at Las Vegas) W 5-1<br />
F 15 %vs. Tulsa (at Las Vegas) W 4-1<br />
F 16 %at Nevada-Las Vegas L 0-6<br />
M 02 DENVER W 7-0<br />
M 02 *BAYLOR W 6-1<br />
M 07 &vs. Illinois L 1-4<br />
M 08 &vs. SW Louisiana (Corpus Christi, Texas) L 1-4<br />
M 08 &vs. Rollins College (Fla.) (at CC) W 5-0<br />
M 09 &vs. Ark.-Little Rock (at Corpus Christi) W 6-0<br />
M 15 *at Texas A&M W 4-3<br />
M 17 *at Texas L 1-6<br />
M 21 at Pepperdine (#9) L 1-6<br />
M 25 vs. Oregon (at UC Irvine) W 5-2<br />
M 27 ^vs. San Diego (at Santa Barbara, Calif.) W 4-2<br />
M 28 ^vs. Washington (at Santa Barbara) W 4-3<br />
M 29 ^vs. UNLV (at Santa Barbara) L 0-5<br />
M 30 ^vs. Boise State (#2) (at Santa Barbara) L 0-4<br />
A 04 *at Nebraska W 5-2<br />
A <strong>06</strong> *at Kansas L 3-4<br />
A 11 *TEXAS TECH (#64) W 5-2<br />
A 18 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 4-3<br />
A 20 *OKLAHOMA W 5-2<br />
A 20 *MISSOURI W 7-0<br />
A 25 #vs. Oklahoma W 4-1<br />
A 26 #vs. Kansas L 0-4<br />
A 24-27#Big 12 Championships 3rd / 8<br />
M 09 $vs. Oklahoma W 4-0<br />
M 10 $vs. Kansas L 0-4<br />
# Big 12 Championships (at Austin, Texas)<br />
$ NCAA Region V <strong>Tennis</strong> Championships(at Lawrence, Kan.)<br />
1995-96 (20-7, 4-1 Big 8), No. 32 nationally<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
F 02 COLORADO STATE W 7-0<br />
F 02 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 6-1<br />
F 16 %vs. Nevada-Reno (at Las Vegas) W 6-1<br />
F 17 %vs. Tulsa (#33) (at Las Vegas) W 5-2<br />
F 18 %at Nevada-Las Vegas (#16) L 1-4<br />
F 25 WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY W 7-0<br />
F 29 MONTANA STATE W 6-1<br />
M 08 &vs. Texas A&M (#22) L 1-5<br />
M 09 &vs. Clemson (#34) W 5-2<br />
M 10 &vs. Texas Tech (#28) W 4-2<br />
M 19 MEMPHIS W 6-0<br />
M 23 at Pepperdine (#10) L 0-4<br />
M 25 at Loyola Marymount W 7-0<br />
M 26 vs. Virginia Tech (#37) W 4-3<br />
M 28 ^vs. Northern Arizona W 6-0<br />
M 29 ^vs. Virginia Tech (#37) W 6-1<br />
M 30 ^at California-Irvine (#24) L 2-5<br />
A <strong>06</strong> *at Oklahoma W 5-2<br />
A 07 *at Oklahoma State W 4-3<br />
A 13 *KANSAS (#10) L 2-5<br />
A 13 *MISSOURI W 7-0<br />
A 21 *NEBRASKA W 4-3<br />
A 27 #vs. Oklahoma State W 4-1<br />
A 28 #vs. Kansas (#11) L 0-4<br />
A 27-29#Big 8 Championships 2nd / 7<br />
M 11 >vs. Tulsa W 4-2<br />
M 12 >vs. Kansas (#11) L 1-4<br />
& Corpus Christi Invite (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
^ Cal-Irvine Invite (at Irvine, Calif.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Kansas City, Mo.)<br />
> NCAA Region V <strong>Tennis</strong> Championships<br />
1994-95 (18-13, 4-1 Big 8), No. 43 nationally<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
N 04 %vs. Indiana State W 4-3<br />
N 05 %vs. Oklahoma State W 4-3<br />
N <strong>06</strong> %vs. Kansas L 1-4<br />
J 27 DENVER W 7-0<br />
J 27 SOUTHERN COLORADO W 7-0<br />
F 07 at Air Force Academy L 3-4<br />
F 07 vs. Marquette (at Air Force) W 4-1<br />
F 10 at Seattle W 7-0<br />
F 11 vs. Drake (at Seattle) L 3-4<br />
F 12 at Washington L 1-6<br />
F 17 &vs. Utah State W 7-0<br />
F 18 &vs. Oklahoma (#50) L 3-4<br />
F 19 &vs. Nebraska W 5-1<br />
M 03 ^vs. Nevada-Las Vegas (#32) W 4-3<br />
M 04 ^vs. Harvard (#18) L 1-5<br />
M 05 ^vs. South Alabama (#10) L 0-4<br />
M 24 at Pepperdine L 0-7<br />
M 29 $vs. Middle Tennessee State W 5-2<br />
M 30 $vs. South Alabama L 1-6<br />
M 31 $vs. Boise State L 2-5<br />
A 01 $vs. California-Santa Barbara W 4-3<br />
A 07 *at Nebraska W 5-2<br />
A 09 *at Kansas (#12) L 2-5<br />
A 09 *vs. Missouri (at Kansas) W 7-0<br />
A 15 *OKLAHOMA (#50) W 5-2<br />
A 16 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 5-2<br />
A 16 COLORADO STATE W 7-0<br />
A 21 #vs. Oklahoma W 5-2<br />
A 22 #vs. Kansas (#14) L 0-4<br />
A 21-23Big 8 Championships 2nd / 7<br />
M 05 >vs. Oklahoma W 4-3<br />
M <strong>06</strong> >vs. Arizona State L 3-4<br />
% Rolex Region V Tourney (at Des Moines, Iowa)<br />
& UNLV Invite (at Las Vegas, Nev.)<br />
^ Corpus Christi Inv. (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
$ Cal-Irvine Invite (at Irvine, Calif.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
> NCAA Region V <strong>Tennis</strong> Championships(at Lawrence, Kan.)<br />
1993-94 (20-8, 5-1 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
N 05 %at Drake W 4-2<br />
N <strong>06</strong> %vs. Wichita State L 3-4<br />
J 28 SOUTHERN COLORADO W 7-0<br />
J 28 NORTHERN COLORADO W 7-0<br />
J 31 WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY W 7-0<br />
F 11 at Northwestern L 2-5<br />
F 12 vs. Purdue (at Northwestern) W 6-1<br />
F 17 at New Mexico (#19) L 2-4<br />
F 18 vs. San Diego State (at New Mexico) W 4-0<br />
F 19 vs. Rice (at N.M.) L 3-4<br />
M 04 &vs. Harvard (#13) L 3-4<br />
M 05 &vs. Indiana L 3-4<br />
M <strong>06</strong> &vs. South Florida W 5-2<br />
M 12 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 6-0<br />
M 12 ORAL ROBERTS W 4-0<br />
M 15 MEMPHIS STATE W 5-2<br />
M 19 ^vs. Yale W 6-1<br />
M 21 at Pepperdine (#10) L 1-6<br />
M 24 vs. Dartmouth (at Cal-Irvine) W 5-2<br />
M 26 vs. San Jose St. (at Cal-Irvine) W 6-0<br />
A 02 *KANSAS (#7) L 2-5<br />
A 04 *MISSOURI W 7-0<br />
A 04 COLORADO STATE W 7-0<br />
A 09 *at Oklahoma W 5-2<br />
A 10 *at Oklahoma State W 4-3<br />
A 15 *at Iowa State W 4-3<br />
A 16 *vs. Nebraska (at Iowa State) W 6-1<br />
A 22 #vs. Missouri W 5-0<br />
A 23 #vs. Oklahoma L 3-4<br />
A 24 #vs. Iowa State W 4-1<br />
A 22-24#Big 8 Championships 3rd / 7<br />
% Reg. V Tourney (at Des Moines, Iowa)<br />
& Corpus Christi Invite (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
^ at Newport Beach, Calif.<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1992-93 (24-7, 6-0 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
N 07 %at Drake W 7-0<br />
N 08 %vs. Nebraska W 4-1<br />
J 28 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
J 28 vs. Colorado State (at AFA) W 8-1<br />
F 17 &vs. Louisiana State (#14) L 0-7<br />
F 19 &vs. Harvard W 4-3<br />
F 20 &vs. Arkansas (#16) L 1-6<br />
F 25 ^vs. Purdue W 6-1<br />
F 26 ^vs. Illinois (at South Bend, Ill.) W 4-2<br />
F 27 ^vs. Southern Illin. (at South Bend, Ill.) W 7-0<br />
F 28 ^vs. Northern Illin. (at South Bend, Ill.) W 7-0<br />
M <strong>06</strong> $vs. Florida State W 4-2<br />
M <strong>06</strong> $vs. Texas Christian (#15) L 2-5<br />
M 07 $vs. Clemson W 4-3<br />
M 08 MEMPHIS STATE W 6-0<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
M 13 vs. Weber State (at Boise State) W 7-0<br />
M 14 at Boise State W 5-2<br />
M 15 NORTHERN IOWA W 6-1<br />
M 22 at Pepperdine (#10) L 1-5<br />
M 24 vs. Northwestern (at La Jolla, Calif.) L 3-4<br />
M 28 at California-Irvine (#22) W 5-4<br />
A 03 *OKLAHOMA W 5-2<br />
A 04 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 7-0<br />
A 09 *IOWA STATE W 6-1<br />
A 11 *NEBRASKA W 5-2<br />
A 18 *at Kansas W 5-2<br />
A 19 *at Missouri W 7-0<br />
A 24 #vs. Oklahoma W 4-0<br />
A 25 #vs. Nebraska W 4-1<br />
A 23-25Big 8 Championships 1st / 7<br />
M 14 >vs. New Mexico (#23) W 5-4<br />
M 15 >vs. Stanford L 0-6<br />
% Drake Invite (at Des Moines, Iowa)<br />
& National Team Indoors (at Louisville, Ky.)<br />
$ Corpus Christi Invite (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Leawood, Kan.)<br />
> NCAA Championships (at Athens, Ga.)<br />
1991-92 (18-10, 4-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
J 31 &at Notre Dame (#10) L 1-6<br />
F 01 &vs. Texas L 4-5<br />
F 01 &vs. Miami (Ohio) W 5-3<br />
F 02 &vs. Michigan State W 7-2<br />
F 13 %vs. New Mexico State W 6-0<br />
F 14 %vs. Northern Arizona W 5-3<br />
F 14 %vs. Southern Mississippi W 5-3<br />
F 15 %vs. Oklahoma State L 2-5<br />
F 28 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 5-3<br />
F 28 COLORADO STATE W 6-0<br />
M <strong>06</strong> ^vs. Texas A&M (#25) W 5-3<br />
M 07 ^vs. Notre Dame (#10) L 0-6<br />
M 08 ^vs. Arizona L 4-5<br />
M 15 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 5-4<br />
M 24 at Loyola Marymount W 9-0<br />
M 26 $vs. Washington L 4-5<br />
M 27 $vs. Nebraska W 5-0<br />
M 28 $vs. Southeast Louisiana W 5-2<br />
M 29 $vs. Northwestern L 3-5<br />
A 04 *at Nebraska W 5-0<br />
A 05 *at Iowa State W 6-3<br />
A 11 *KANSAS L 2-7<br />
A 11 *MISSOURI W 9-0<br />
A 18 *at Oklahoma L 3-6<br />
A 19 *at Oklahoma State W 5-3<br />
A 24 #vs. Nebraska W 5-1<br />
A 25 #vs. Kansas L 3-5<br />
A 26 #vs. Oklahoma State W 5-2<br />
A 24-26#Big 8 Championships 3rd / 7<br />
& Notre Dame Invite (at South Bend, Ind.)<br />
% UNLV Invite (at Las Vegas, Nev.)<br />
^ Corpus Christi Invite (at Corpus Christi, Texas)<br />
$ UCI/Marriot <strong>Tennis</strong> Classic (at Irvine, Ca.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Kansas City, Mo.)<br />
1990-91 (22-8, 3-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
J 27 SOUTH ALABAMA W 5-4<br />
J 29 DENVER W 9-0<br />
J 31 %vs. Western Michigan W 8-1<br />
F 01 %vs. Eastern Michigan W 9-0<br />
F 01 %vs. Purdue W 5-4<br />
F 03 at Notre Dame L 1-5<br />
F 09 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
F 09 vs. Creighton (at AFA) W 6-0<br />
F 15 &vs. Loyola Marymount W 6-0<br />
F 15 &vs. Texas-El Paso W 6-0<br />
F 16 &at Nevada-Las Vegas L 2-5<br />
F 17 &vs. Wichita State W 5-1<br />
M 01 SOUTHERN METHODIST L 1-8<br />
M 03 WEBER STATE W 5-1<br />
M 08 at Portland (at Seattle) W 8-0<br />
M 09 at Washington W 5-4<br />
M 09 at Seattle W 6-0<br />
M 14 WICHITA STATE W 6-3<br />
M 21 at Davidson College W 6-0<br />
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Season-by-Season Results<br />
M 22 at UNC-Charlotte W 5-1<br />
M 23 at North Carolina State W 5-4<br />
M 25 at Wake Forest W 5-3<br />
M 27 at South Carolina (#11) L 0-6<br />
A 07 *at Kansas L 1-8<br />
A 08 *at Missouri W 9-0<br />
A 13 *OKLAHOMA L 2-7<br />
A 14 *OKLAHOMA STATE L 0-9<br />
A 20 *NEBRASKA W 8-1<br />
A 21 *IOWA STATE W 8-1<br />
A 22 COLORADO STATE W 6-0<br />
A 25-26 #Big 8 Championship 5th / 7<br />
% at Notre Dame (South Bend, Ind.)<br />
& UNLV Invite (at Las Vegas, Nev.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1989-90 (21-9, 3-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
F 02 %vs. New Mexico State W 5-1<br />
F 03 %vs. Tulsa W 5-2<br />
F 03 %vs. North Texas State W 6-0<br />
F 04 %at Texas Tech L 2-5<br />
F 10 DENVER W 9-0<br />
F 10 COLORADO STATE W 8-1<br />
F 16 &vs. Wake Forest (#17) (at South Bend) L 4-5<br />
F 17 &at Notre Dame (#20) L 1-5<br />
F 18 &vs. Iowa (at South Bend) W 6-2<br />
M 10 NORTHERN COLORADO W 9-0<br />
M 10 PURDUE W 8-1<br />
M 11 MEMPHIS STATE W 5-1<br />
M 16 ^vs. Murray State (at Las Vegas) W 8-1<br />
M 18 ^vs. U.S. International (at Las Vegas) W 9-0<br />
M 18 ^at Nevada-Las Vegas L 1-5<br />
M 20 TENNESSEE L 0-6<br />
M 21 UTAH STATE W 5-1<br />
M 23 at UNC-Charlotte W 8-1<br />
M 24 at Davidson College W 9-0<br />
M 25 vs. Richmond (at Charlotte) W 7-2<br />
M 26 at Furman W 5-0<br />
M 27 at South Carolina (#19) L 1-8<br />
A 01 at Coastal Carolina W 7-2<br />
A 07 *at Oklahoma L 1-8<br />
A 08 *at Oklahoma State L 4-5<br />
A 14 *at Nebraska L 2-7<br />
A 15 *at Iowa State W 6-3<br />
A 21 *KANSAS W 5-4<br />
A 23 *MISSOURI W 9-0<br />
A 23 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-2<br />
A 28-29 #Big 8 Championship 5th / 7<br />
% Texas Tech Invite (at Lubbock, Texas)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1988-89 (15-16, 2-4 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
F 03 at Denver W 7-0<br />
F 04 at Colorado State W 9-0<br />
F 17 %vs. Maryland W 5-2<br />
F 18 %vs. Auburn L 0-5<br />
F 18 %at Nevada-Las Vegas W 5-3<br />
F 19 %vs. Utah L 3-6<br />
F 23 ^vs. Purdue W 6-3<br />
F 24 at Notre Dame L 1-5<br />
F 25 ^vs. Iowa L 4-5<br />
F 25 ^vs. Southern Illinois W 6-3<br />
M 03 &vs. North Texas State W 5-1<br />
M 03 &vs. Texas-El Paso W 5-2<br />
M 05 at Texas Tech L 2-5<br />
M <strong>06</strong> &vs. West Texas State W 5-0<br />
M 08 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 6-1<br />
M 16 OHIO STATE L 3-6<br />
M 24 at Georgia Tech L 0-9<br />
M 25 vs. Florida (at Atlanta) L 1-5<br />
M 26 at UNC-Charlotte W 7-2<br />
M 27 at Davidson College W 5-3<br />
M 28 at South Carolina L 0-9<br />
M 29 at Furman L 3-5<br />
M 30 at Georgia L 1-8<br />
A 01 $vs. Richmond W 6-2<br />
A 08 *NEBRASKA L 0-9<br />
A 09 *IOWA STATE L 4-5<br />
A 16 *at Kansas L 0-9<br />
24<br />
A 17 *at Missouri W 9-0<br />
A 20 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
A 22 *OKLAHOMA STATE L 3-6<br />
A 23 *OKLAHOMA W 6-3<br />
A 27-28 #Big 8 Championship 5th / 7<br />
% Las Vegas Invite (at Las Vegas, Nev.)<br />
^ at Notre Dame – South Bend, Ind.<br />
& at Texas Tech – Lubbock, Texas<br />
$ at Greenville College – Greenville, Ill.<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1987-88 (17-11, 2-4 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Ron Smarr<br />
F <strong>06</strong> COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
F 12 &vs. Pan American W 8-1<br />
F 13 at Texas Tech L 2-5<br />
F 13 &vs. Oral Roberts (at Lubbock, Texas) W 5-1<br />
F 14 &vs. N. Texas State (at Lubbock, Texas) W 5-2<br />
F 25 at Notre Dame W 6-3<br />
F 26 %vs. Western Michigan W 9-0<br />
F 28 at Northwestern L 1-5<br />
M 04 AIR FORCE ACADEMY L 3-5<br />
M 05 BAYLOR L 2-6<br />
M 07 DENVER W 8-0<br />
M 08 ILLINOIS STATE W 7-2<br />
M 11 vs. BYU (at UNLV) L 1-5<br />
M 12 vs. No. Arizona (at UNLV) W 5-1<br />
M 13 at Nevada-Las Vegas W 5-1<br />
M 17 WICHITA STATE L 3-5<br />
M 25 vs. Cornell (at Fullerton) W 9-0<br />
M 26 vs. Hawai’i (at Fullerton) W 5-1<br />
M 28 at California-Santa Barbara L 2-5<br />
M 29 ^vs. Texas-El Paso W 5-4<br />
M 30 at California-Riverside W 5-2<br />
A 01 at Loyola Marymount W 6-0<br />
A 09 *at Nebraska L 1-8<br />
A 10 *at Iowa State W 5-4<br />
A 16 *KANSAS L 1-8<br />
A 18 *MISSOURI W 9-0<br />
A 23 *at Oklahoma State L 3-6<br />
A 24 *at Oklahoma L 1-8<br />
A 28-29 #Big 8 Championships 5th / 7<br />
% at Northwestern – Chicago, Ill.<br />
^ at California-Riverside – Riverside, Calif.<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Lake Ozark, Mo.)<br />
1986-87 (18-8, 2-4 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Jon Winegardner<br />
F 07 HAWAI’I W 9-0<br />
F 14 MONTANA STATE W 7-1<br />
F 20 %vs. North Texas State W 7-2<br />
F 21 %vs. New Mexico State W 5-1<br />
F 21 %at Texas Tech W 6-3<br />
F 28 WASHINGTON L 3-6<br />
M 07 ILLINOIS STATE W 8-1<br />
M 12 COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
M 13 PURDUE W 5-4<br />
M 14 NEW MEXICO STATE W 6-3<br />
M 15 OKLAHOMA CITY W 6-2<br />
M 15 BRADLEY W 7-0<br />
M 22 vs. Cornell (at San Diego) W 9-0<br />
M 25 at U.S. International L 4-5<br />
M 27 &vs. Northwestern W 6-3<br />
M 31 at Northern Colorado W 9-0<br />
A 03 *at Nebraska L 3-6<br />
A 04 *at Iowa State W 6-3<br />
A 08 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 6-3<br />
A 10 *at Kansas L 0-9<br />
A 14 DENVER W 8-1<br />
A 17 *OKLAHOMA STATE L 1-8<br />
A 18 *OKLAHOMA L 3-6<br />
A 19 *MISSOURI W 9-0<br />
A 22 at Air Force Academy L 3-6<br />
A 25-26 #Big 8 Championships 5th / 7<br />
% Texas Tech Invite (at Lubbock, Texas)<br />
& at California-Irvine - Irvine, Calif.<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1985-86 (9-15, 2-4 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Jon Winegardner<br />
O 26 *at Nebraska L 2-7<br />
F 01 WASHINGTON L 4-5<br />
F 04 ORAL ROBERTS W 6-0<br />
F 28 vs. Utah (at N.M.) L 2-7<br />
M 01 at New Mexico L 4-5<br />
M 02 vs. Texas Tech (at New Mexico) W 5-4<br />
M 08 at Oral Roberts L 3-6<br />
M 09 at Tulsa L 2-7<br />
M 10 at Wichita State L 4-5<br />
M 13 COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
M 16 at Denver W 6-0<br />
M 21 at San Diego L 2-7<br />
M 22 vs. Yale (at San Diego) W 5-4<br />
M 24 at California-Santa Barbara W 5-4<br />
M 25 vs. Minnesota (at Cal-Irvine) L 1-8<br />
M 26 %vs. Nevada-Las Vegas W 6-3<br />
M 27 at U.S. International L 4-5<br />
A 04 *NEBRASKA L 3-6<br />
A 05 *IOWA STATE L 4-5<br />
A 11 *KANSAS W 5-4<br />
A 12 *KANSAS STATE W 9-0<br />
A 15 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
A 18 *at Oklahoma State L 0-9<br />
A 19 *at Oklahoma L 3-6<br />
A 24-25 #Big 8 Championships 5th / 7<br />
% at California-Northridge – Northridge, Calif.<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1984-85 (14-9, 2-4 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Jon Winegardner<br />
S 26 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-2<br />
O 09 at Air Force Academy W 7-2<br />
O 11 at Northern Colorado W 9-0<br />
O 30 NORTHERN COLORADO W 8-1<br />
N 02 vs. SMU (at N.M.) L 1-8<br />
N 03 at New Mexico L 3-6<br />
M 14 NORTHERN COLORADO W 9-0<br />
M 16 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
M 19 REGIS W 9-0<br />
M 21 at Redlands W 5-3<br />
M 22 %vs. Loyola Marymount W 8-1<br />
M 23 %vs. Dartmouth L 3-6<br />
M 24 %vs. Notre Dame W 6-3<br />
M 26 at Cal. St.-Northridge W 6-3<br />
M 28 at Cal. St.-Los Angeles W 9-0<br />
M 30 at California-Santa Barbara L 3-6<br />
A 05 *at Nebraska L 2-7<br />
A <strong>06</strong> *at Iowa State L 4-5<br />
A 12 *at Kansas L 1-8<br />
A 13 *at Kansas State W 9-0<br />
A 17 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 5-4<br />
A 19 *OKLAHOMA STATE L 2-7<br />
A 20 *OKLAHOMA W 7-2<br />
A 25-26 #Big 8 Championships t-4th / 7<br />
%M 22-24 Claremont Invite (at Claremont, Calif.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Kansas City, Mo.)<br />
1983-84 (13-15, 3-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Steve Zaslow<br />
F 22 at Colorado Mines W 5-4<br />
F 24 at Utah L 0-9<br />
F 25 at Brigham Young L 0-9<br />
M 09 at Wichita State L 0-9<br />
M 10 at Oral Roberts L 3-6<br />
M 11 at Tulsa L 3-6<br />
M 12 COLORADO COLLEGE W 8-1<br />
M 14 COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
M 15 at Northern Colorado W 8-1<br />
M 19 COLORADO MINES W 7-2<br />
M 20 SOUTHERN COLORADO W 7-2<br />
M 23 &vs. Minnesota L 0-9<br />
M 24 &vs. Tulsa L 3-6<br />
M 25 &vs. Fresno State L 4-5<br />
M 26 at Long Beach State L 0-9<br />
M 27 at Claremont College W 9-0<br />
M 29 at Redlands L 4-5<br />
M 30 at Chapman L 2-7<br />
M 31 at Cal. St.-Northridge W 6-3<br />
A 04 NORTHERN COLORADO W 9-0<br />
A <strong>06</strong> *at Nebraska W 8-1<br />
A 07 *at Iowa State W 7-2<br />
A 11 at Colorado Mines W 8-1<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
Season-by-Season Results<br />
A 13 *at Kansas L 0-9<br />
A 14 *at Kansas State W 9-0<br />
A 16 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
A 20 *OKLAHOMA STATE L 0-9<br />
A 21 *OKLAHOMA L 2-7<br />
A 26-27 #Big 8 Championships 5th / 7<br />
& Cal-Irvine Invite (at Irvine, Calif.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Kansas City, Mo.)<br />
1982-83 (11-10, 3-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Steve Zaslow<br />
O 30 at Northern Colorado W 8-1<br />
F 20 at Northern Colorado W 8-1<br />
F 24 COLORADO MINES W 8-1<br />
M 07 COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
M 10 NORTHERN COLORADO W 8-1<br />
M 18 %vs. Fresno State L 2-7<br />
M 19 %vs. California State-Bakersield W 7-2<br />
M 20 at U.S. International L 2-7<br />
M 21 at Cal. St.-Fullerton L 4-5<br />
M 23 at Redlands L 4-5<br />
M 25 & at California-Irvine L 3-6<br />
M 26 & vs. Northwestern L 2-7<br />
M 27 & vs. Illinois W 5-4<br />
M 29 at Colorado Mines W 8-1<br />
A 08 *NEBRASKA L 4-5<br />
A 09 *IOWA STATE W 7-2<br />
A 12 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
A 15 *KANSAS W 6-3<br />
A 16 *KANSAS STATE W 6-3<br />
A 22 *at Oklahoma L 1-8<br />
A 23 *at Oklahoma State L 1-8<br />
A 28-29 #Big 8 Championships 4th / 7<br />
% Claremont Invite (at Los Angeles, Calif.)<br />
& Cal-Irvine Invite (at Irvine, Calif.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Kansas City, Mo.)<br />
1981-82 (12-10, 4-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Jeff Moore<br />
M 04 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 8-1<br />
M 07 at Northern Colorado W 7-2<br />
M 11 at Utah L 0-9<br />
M 12 at Utah State W 7-2<br />
M 15 ORAL ROBERTS W 6-3<br />
M 18 %vs. Dartmouth W 3.5-2.5<br />
M 19 at Long Beach State L 3-6<br />
M 20 at Redlands W 5-4<br />
M 20 vs. Washington (at Redlands) L 3-6<br />
M 21 at California-Santa Barbara L 3-6<br />
M 23 at Cal. St.-Fullerton W 8-1<br />
M 24 at San Diego L 0-9<br />
A 01 at Air Force Academy L 1-8<br />
A 02 NORTHERN COLORADO W 6-3<br />
A 08 at Wichita State L 0-9<br />
A 09 *vs. Missouri (at OSU) L 2-7<br />
A 10 *vs. Kansas (at OSU) W 7-2<br />
A 11 *at Oklahoma State L 1-8<br />
A 17 *at Oklahoma L 0-9<br />
A 18 *vs. Nebraska (at OU) W 7-2<br />
A 23 *vs. Kansas State (at Iowa State) W 9-0<br />
A 24 *at Iowa State W 8-1<br />
M 29-30 #Big 8 Championships 4th / 8<br />
% at Claremont, Calif.<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Kansas City, Kan.)<br />
1980-81 (16-11, 6-1 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Jeff Moore<br />
O 08 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-2<br />
O 13 ORAL ROBERTS L 4-5<br />
M <strong>06</strong> AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-1<br />
M 07 at Northern Colorado W 3-2<br />
M 12 at Brigham Young L 3-6<br />
M 13 at Utah L 0-9<br />
M 14 at Weber State W 6-3<br />
M 20 at Southern California L 0-9<br />
M 21 at Claremont College W 8-1<br />
M 21 at Redlands L 4-5<br />
M 23 at Cal. State-Fullerton W 8-1<br />
M 25 at California-Irvine L 3-6<br />
M 25 at Cal. State-Northridge W 7-2<br />
M 27 at California-Santa Barbara L 3-6<br />
M 28 at San Diego State W 5-4<br />
M 28 at San Diego L 1-8<br />
A 04 NEW MEXICO STATE L 2-7<br />
A 07 NORTHERN COLORADO W 5-4<br />
A 09 at Wichita State L 3-6<br />
A 10 *at Kansas State W 9-0<br />
A 11 *vs. Oklahoma State (at Kansas State) L 2-7<br />
A 12 *vs. Kansas (at Kansas State) W 7-2<br />
A 17 *OKLAHOMA W 5-4<br />
A 18 *IOWA STATE W 5-4<br />
A 24 *vs. Missouri (at KU) W 6-3<br />
A 25 *vs. Nebraska (at KU) W 7-2<br />
A 30 at Air Force Academy W 6-3<br />
M 13-15 #Big 8 Championships 3rd / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1979-80 (17-8, 5-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: C.D. Bodam<br />
S 20 METRO STATE W 6-0<br />
S 27 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 8-1<br />
O 01 METRO STATE W 8-1<br />
O 04 at Air Force Academy W 5-4<br />
M 12 BAYLOR W 6-3<br />
M 13 at Brigham Young L 1-8<br />
M 14 at Utah L 0-9<br />
M 19 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 8-1<br />
M 21 at California-Santa Barbara W 6-3<br />
M 22 at Redlands L 2-7<br />
M 24 at Long Beach State L 2-7<br />
M 26 at California-Irvine W 5-4<br />
M 27 at Fresno State W 8-1<br />
A 03 %vs. Oklahoma State L 1-8<br />
A 04 %at Oklahoma City W 5-4<br />
A 04 %vs. West Texas State L 4-5<br />
A 11 *at Kansas State W 8-1<br />
A 12 *at Iowa State W 6-3<br />
A 13 *vs. Oklahoma State (at Iowa State) L 2-7<br />
A 18 *vs. Oklahoma (at Oklahoma State) L 4-5<br />
A 19 *vs. Nebraska (at Oklahoma State) W 7-2<br />
A 24 NEW MEXICO STATE W 7-1<br />
A 25 *MISSOURI W 5-4<br />
A 26 *KANSAS W 6-3<br />
A 30 at Air Force Academy W 6-3<br />
M 14-17 #Big 8 Championships 3rd / 8<br />
% Oklahoma City University Tournament<br />
(at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1978-79 (22-10, 5-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: C.D. Bodam<br />
S 18 at Air Force Academy W 6-3<br />
S 25 SOUTHERN COLORADO W 8-1<br />
O 18 NORTHERN COLORADO W 6-3<br />
O 25 at Northern Colorado W 8-1<br />
F 16 at Arizona State L 0-9<br />
F 17 at Arizona L 2-7<br />
M 13 ORAL ROBERTS W 7-2<br />
M 16 at Brigham Young L 1-8<br />
M 17 at Utah W 6-3<br />
M 21 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 8-1<br />
M 24 at Foothills (Calif.) College W 6-3<br />
M 25 at West Valley (Calif.) College W 8-1<br />
M 28 at Long Beach State L 1-8<br />
M 30 at Pepperdine L 3-6<br />
M 31 at California-Irvine L 2-7<br />
A 02 *MISSOURI W 9-0<br />
A 04 REGIS W 9-0<br />
A <strong>06</strong> *NEBRASKA W 7-2<br />
A 07 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 5-4<br />
A 08 at Colorado State W 8-1<br />
A 09 at Southern Colorado W 4-2<br />
A 12 %*vs. Oklahoma L 4-5<br />
A 13 %vs. Southern Illinois W 6-3<br />
A 14 %vs. West Texas State W 6-3<br />
A 16 COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
A 18 DENVER W 9-0<br />
A 19 *IOWA STATE W 9-0<br />
A 20 *KANSAS STATE W 8-1<br />
A 21 *KANSAS L 4-5<br />
A 27 NEW MEXICO L 4-5<br />
A 28 at Pan American W 6-3<br />
A 29 &vs. Michigan L 2-7<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
M 17-19 #Big 8 Championships 2nd / 8<br />
% Oklahoma City University Tournament<br />
(at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
& at San Antonio, Texas<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1977-78 (13-6, 4-4 Big 8)<br />
Coach: C.D. Bodam<br />
M 03 *at Kansas L 4-5<br />
M 25 &vs. Baylor W 8-1<br />
M 26 &vs. Mary Hardin W 8-1<br />
M 27 &vs. Central Texas W 6-3<br />
M 28 at Pan American L 2-7<br />
M 30 at Trinity L 1-8<br />
M 31 at Texas-Dallas W 6-3<br />
A 05 SOUTHERN COLORADO W 5-4<br />
*Missouri W 6-3<br />
A 08 *vs. Kansas State (at Iowa State) W 9-0<br />
A 08 *at Iowa State W 9-0<br />
A 08 *vs. Nebraska (at Iowa State) W 9-0<br />
A 14 *at Oklahoma State L 3-6<br />
A 15 *at Oklahoma L 4-5<br />
A 23 at Southern Colorado W 6-3<br />
A 25 at Colorado College W 5-4<br />
A 27 REGIS W 9-0<br />
A 28 at Colorado State W 8-1<br />
A 29 %*vs. Oklahoma (at Des Moines, Iowa) L 4-5<br />
M 17-20 #Big 8 Championships 3rd / 8<br />
& at Pan American Courts (at Edinburg, Texas)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1976-77 (24 (21)-10, 2-1 Big 8)<br />
Coach: C.D. Bodam (two matches missing)<br />
Southern Colorado W 9-0<br />
Air Force Academy W 9-0<br />
Colorado State W 9-0<br />
Boulder All-Stars W 9-0<br />
J 23 at Arizona State L 0-9<br />
F 19 at West Valley (Cal.) JC W 5-4<br />
F 22 at San Jose State L 0-9<br />
F 23 at San Diego State W 5-0<br />
M 03 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI W 9-0<br />
M 04 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 5-4<br />
M <strong>06</strong> NEW MEXICO STATE L 2-7<br />
M 13 IDAHO W 9-0<br />
M 14 at Pan American L 1-8<br />
M 15 *at Kansas State W 9-0<br />
M 21 at Rice W 6-3<br />
M 22 at Baylor W 5-4<br />
M 25 %vs. Oral Roberts W 6-3<br />
M 25 %at West Texas State L 2-7<br />
M 26 %vs. Oklahoma L 3-6<br />
M 23 vs. Minnesota (at Texas) W 6-3<br />
A 02 *KANSAS L 4-5<br />
A 03 SOUTHERN COLORADO W 9-0<br />
A 04 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-2<br />
A 07 BAYLOR W 6-3<br />
A 16 at Brigham Young L 2-7<br />
A 17 at Utah L 0-9<br />
Colorado State W 9-0<br />
A 23 SOUTHERN COLORADO W 9-0<br />
A 27 at Air Force Academy W 9-0<br />
A 30 at New Mexico L 4-5<br />
M 01 at New Mexico State W 9-0<br />
M 18-20 #Big 8 Championships 4th / 7<br />
% West Texas State Invite (at Canyon, Texas)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1975-76 (23-13, 2-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: C.D. Bodam<br />
F 14 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-2<br />
F 14 SO. COLO. ST. COLLEGE W 5-4<br />
F 15 NORTHERN COLORADO W 8-1<br />
F 15 MEMPHIS STATE L 3-6<br />
F 21 BOULDER ALL-STARS W 7-2<br />
F 28 COLORADO ALL-STARS W 5-4<br />
F 29 at VAIL ALL-STARS W 9-0<br />
M 08 ORAL ROBERTS W 5-4<br />
M 13 at Air Force Academy W 7-2<br />
M 21 at Redlands W 6-3<br />
M 22 at Long Beach State L 3-6<br />
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Season-by-Season Results<br />
M 23 at California-Santa Barbara W 7-2<br />
M 24 at California St.-Bakersield W 8-1<br />
M 25 at San Diego State W 6-3<br />
M 26 at San Diego W 5-4<br />
M 27 at San Diego All-Stars W 5-1<br />
A 01 *at Oklahoma State L 2-7<br />
A 02 *at Oklahoma L 0-9<br />
A 03 *at Kansas L 4-5<br />
A 04 at Wichita State W 7-2<br />
A 07 SO. COLORADO ST. COLLEGE W 7-1<br />
A 09 at Brigham Young L 1-8<br />
A 10 at Utah L 0-6<br />
A 14 COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
A 22 at Southern Colorado State College W 7-2<br />
A 24 vs. Arizona (at N.M.) L 2-7<br />
A 25 at New Mexico L 4-5<br />
A 30 *vs. Nebraska (at ISU) W 7-2<br />
M 01 *at Iowa State W 9-0<br />
M 07 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 9-0<br />
M 12 #vs. Kansas L 4-5<br />
M 12 #vs. Nebraska W 9-0<br />
M 13 #vs. Missouri L 2-7<br />
M 13 #vs. Iowa State W 8-1<br />
M 14 #vs. Oklahoma State L 2-7<br />
M 14 #vs. Oklahoma L 1-8<br />
M 12-14 #Big 8 Championships 5th / 7<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)<br />
1974-75 (9-10, 4-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Kent Woodard<br />
M 11 ORAL ROBERTS L 4-5<br />
M 15 *KANSAS STATE W 8-1<br />
M 20 %vs. Pepperdine (at Long Beach, Calif.) L 0-9<br />
M 21 %vs. Calif. Baptist (at Long Beach, Calif.) L 4-5<br />
M 23 at San Diego L 3-6<br />
M 24 at San Diego State L 1-8<br />
M 28 at California-Santa Barbara L 4-5<br />
A 03 WICHITA STATE W 7-2<br />
A 05 *KANSAS W 5-4<br />
A 12 at New Mexico L 2-7<br />
A 18 *at Nebraska W 8-1<br />
A 19 *vs. Iowa State (at NU) W 9-0<br />
A 25 *at Oklahoma State L 1-8<br />
A 26 *at Oklahoma L 1-8<br />
A 28 NEW MEXICO STATE W 5-1<br />
A 30 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 6-3<br />
M 03 SO. COLO. ST. COLLEGE W 7-2<br />
M 05 NORTHERN COLORADO W 8-1<br />
M 07 at Air Force Academy L 3-6<br />
M 16-17 #Big 8 Championships 4th / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Prairie Village, Kan.)<br />
1973-74 (12-14, 4-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Bill Douglas<br />
S 21 &WEST TEXAS STATE L 4-5<br />
S 21 &KANSAS L 3-6<br />
S 22 &AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 8-1<br />
N 02 vs. Oral Roberts (at Doane) L 3-6<br />
N 03 at Doane (Neb.) College W 9-1<br />
M 09 DOANE COLLEGE W 9-0<br />
M 16 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 8-1<br />
M 21 at California Baptist L 2-7<br />
M 25 at Redlands L 2-7<br />
M 26 at Long Beach State L 1-8<br />
M 28 at Cal. Poly-San Luis Obispo L 4-5<br />
M 29 at California-Santa Barbara W 7-2<br />
A <strong>06</strong> vs. Arizona (at N.M.) L 0-9<br />
A <strong>06</strong> at New Mexico L 1-7<br />
A 09 SO. COLO. STATE COLLEGE W 9-0<br />
A 12 *at Kansas State W 8-1<br />
A 13 *at Kansas L 0-9<br />
A 16 AIR FORCE ACADEMY L 2-7<br />
A 19 *NEBRASKA W 9-0<br />
A 19 *IOWA STATE W 9-0<br />
A 20 *OKLAHOMA L 0-9<br />
A 27 NEW MEXICO L 3-6<br />
M 02 %*vs. Oklahoma State (at Tulsa, Okla.) L 0-9<br />
M 03 %vs. NW Missouri (at Tulsa, Okla.) W 5-4<br />
M 07 at Air Force Academy W 6-3<br />
M 16 *at Missouri W 7-2<br />
M Big 8 #Championships 4th / 8<br />
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& Rocky Mountain Invite (at Boulder, Colo.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at PrairieVillage, Kan.)<br />
1972-73 (14-6, 6-1 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Bill Douglas<br />
M 09 ORAL ROBERTS L 4-5<br />
M 23 at Pepperdine W 5-4<br />
M 24 at California-Irvine L 2-7<br />
M 26 at Long Beach State L 4-5<br />
M 27 at Cal. State-Bakersield W 5-4<br />
M 28 at California-Berkeley L 1-8<br />
M 29 at Cal. State-San Jose L 3-6<br />
A 05 %*vs. Oklahoma L 1-8<br />
A <strong>06</strong> %vs. Amarillo (Texas) College W 8-1<br />
A <strong>06</strong> %vs. New Mexico State W 6-3<br />
A 14 *KANSAS W 9-0<br />
A 18 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 5-4<br />
A 20 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 8-1<br />
A 21 *KANSAS STATE W 8-1<br />
A 27 *vs. Iowa State (at NU) W 8-1<br />
A 28 *at Nebraska W 9-0<br />
M 04 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI W 9-0<br />
M 05 vs. Hardin-Simmons (at AFA) W 8-1<br />
M 05 at Air Force Academy W 5-4<br />
M 17 *at Missouri W 6-3<br />
M Big 8 #Championships 2nd / 8<br />
% West Texas State Invite (at Canyon, Texas)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Kansas City, Kan.)<br />
1971-72 (14 (12)-10-1, 5-1-1 Big 8)<br />
2 missing<br />
Coach: Bill Douglas<br />
M 10 &at West Texas State L 2-7<br />
M 10 &vs. New Mexico State L 4-5<br />
M 11 &vs. Tulsa L 1-5<br />
M 11 &vs. Oral Roberts L 0-6<br />
M 23 %at Long Beach State W 6-3<br />
M 24 %vs. Cal.-Santa Barbara (at L. Beach) L 4-5<br />
M 24 %vs. Redlands (at Long Beach) L 3-6<br />
M 27 at San Diego L 3-6<br />
M 28 at San Diego State W 8-1<br />
M 29 at San Diego Navy W 9-0<br />
M 30 at California-Irvine L 4-5<br />
M 31 at California-Riverside W 9-0<br />
A 21 *vs. Missouri (at OU) W 6-3<br />
A 21 *vs. Oklahoma State (at OU) T 4-4<br />
A 22 *at Oklahoma L 1-8<br />
A 28 NEW MEXICO L 3-6<br />
A 29 *NEBRASKA W 8-1<br />
M 03 NORTHERN COLORADO W 9-0<br />
M 05 *at Kansas State W 7-2<br />
M 12 vs. Utah St. (at AFA) W 5-4<br />
M 13 vs. Weber State (at AFA) W 7-2<br />
M 18 *vs. Iowa St. (at Kan. City) W 9-0<br />
M 18 *vs. Kansas (at Kan. City) W 9-0<br />
M 19-20 #Big 8 Championships 2nd / 8<br />
& West Texas State Invite (at Canyon, Texas)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Prairie Village,Kan.)<br />
1970-71 (16-7, 4-1 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Bill Douglas<br />
M 13 at San Fernando Valley State W 7-2<br />
M 13 at San Diego State W 6-3<br />
M 15 at Redlands L 0-9<br />
M 18 at Pepperdine L 4-5<br />
M 19 at Long Beach State W 6-3<br />
M 20 at California-Irvine L 1-8<br />
A 03 at Air Force Academy L 4-5<br />
A 09 &at New Mexico L 0-9<br />
A 10 &vs. New Mexico State W 6-3<br />
A 14 DENVER W 8-1<br />
A 17 WYOMING W 5-4<br />
A 21 SO. COLO. ST. COLLEGE W 6-0<br />
A 23 *OKLAHOMA L 3-6<br />
A 24 *OKLAHOMA STATE W 6-1<br />
A 28 at Colorado College W 7-1<br />
A 30 *at Nebraska W 7-2<br />
M 01 *vs. Iowa State (at NU) W 9-0<br />
M <strong>06</strong> COLORADO STATE W 8-1<br />
M 07 at Wyoming L 4-5<br />
M 08 NORTHERN COLORADO W 8-1<br />
M 11 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 6-3<br />
M 15 at Denver W 6-2<br />
M 20 *vs. Missouri (at OSU) W 6-3<br />
M 21-22 #Big 8 Championships t-2nd / 8<br />
& 4-Team Meet (at Albuquerque, N.M.)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Stillwater, Okla.)<br />
1969-70 (9-15)<br />
Coach: Bill Douglas<br />
M #Big 8 Championships 5th / 8<br />
1968-69 (12-8, 3-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Bill Douglas<br />
M 29 at Pepperdine W 5-4<br />
M 31 at California-San Diego W 9-0<br />
A 01 &vs. Long Beach State (at San Diego) L 0-9<br />
A 02 &vs. California Western (at S. Diego) W 9-0<br />
A 03 vs. New Mexico (at Cal.-Irvine) L 1-8<br />
A 05 at California-Irvine L 3-6<br />
A 11 at Denver L 4-5<br />
A 12 Wyoming L 4-5<br />
A 16 at Colorado State W 8-1<br />
A 18 *at Nebraska W 7-0<br />
A 19 *vs. Missouri (at NU) W 6-1<br />
A 22 DENVER W 5-4<br />
A 25 *KANSAS STATE W 5-1<br />
A 25 *OKLAHOMA L 0-9<br />
A 30 COLORADO COLLEGE W 9-0<br />
M 02 COLORADO STATE W 8-1<br />
M 03 at Colorado College W 8-?<br />
M 09 at Air Force Academy W 6-3<br />
M 11 WYOMING L 3-6<br />
M 14 *vs. Oklahoma State (at ISU) L 3-4<br />
M 16-17 #Big 8 Championships t-2nd / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Ames, Iowa)<br />
1967-68 (17-6-2, 4-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Bill Douglas<br />
M 22 at Air Force Academy W 7-0<br />
M 23 at Southern Colo. State College W 8-0<br />
M 26 COLORADO STATE COLLEGE W 11-0<br />
M 30 at Colorado State W 9-0<br />
A 01 at San Diego State W 8-2<br />
A 02 at Long Beach State L 4-6<br />
A 03 at California Western W 7-3<br />
A 04 at San Diego Navy W 8-2<br />
A 05 at California-Irvine L 4-6<br />
A <strong>06</strong> at California-La Jolla T 5-5<br />
A 10 at Colorado State College T 5-5<br />
A 12 COLORADO COLLEGE W 9-0<br />
A 13 SO. COLO. ST. COLLEGE W 9-0<br />
A 13 NEW MEXICO STATE L 1-5<br />
A 20 at Denver W 7-2<br />
A 23 FORT LEWIS COLLEGE W 7-0<br />
A 26 *at Iowa State W 6-1<br />
A 27 *vs. Oklahoma (at ISU) L 0-7<br />
A 30 at Colorado College W 8-1<br />
M 03 *NEBRASKA W 7-0<br />
M 04 *OKLAHOMA STATE L 1-6<br />
M 07 *COLORADO STATE W 7-2<br />
M 10 *at Kansas L 2-5<br />
M 11 *at Kansas State W 5-2<br />
M 18 *MISSOURI W 7-1<br />
M 17-18 #Big 8 Championships 4th / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Boulder, Colo.)<br />
1966-67 (5-7, 3-3 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 25 vs. Northern Illinois (at SMU) W 5-2<br />
M 27 at Texas Christian L 2-5<br />
M 28 at Southern Methodist L 0-5<br />
M 31 *vs. Oklahoma (at OSU) L 1-6<br />
A 01 *at Oklahoma State L 3-4<br />
A 08 COLO. STATE COLLEGE W 6-1<br />
A 15 *KANSAS STATE L 0-7<br />
A 21 *vs. Nebraska (at KU) W 7-0<br />
A 22 *at Kansas L 1-6<br />
A 28 *IOWA STATE W 7-0<br />
A 29 at Air Force Academy L 3-4<br />
M 18 *vs. Missouri (at OU) W 6-1<br />
M 19-20 #Big 8 Championships 5th / 8<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
Season-by-Season Results<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Norman, Okla.)<br />
1965-66 (0-10, 0-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
A 04 at Oklahoma City L 0-7<br />
A 05 at North Texas State L 0-7<br />
A 07 at Texas Christian L 0-7<br />
A 08 vs. Northern Illinois (at T<strong>CU</strong>) L 3-4<br />
A 23 *NEBRASKA L 0-4<br />
A 23 COLORADO STATE L 3-4<br />
A 29 WYOMING L 0-7<br />
A 30 AIR FORCE ACADEMY L 0-7<br />
M 07 COLORADO COLLEGE L 1-6<br />
M 12 *at Missouri L 0-7<br />
M 13-14 #Big 8 Championships 8th / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Columbia, Mo.)<br />
1964-65 (6-6, 1-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 29 *at Kansas State L 2-5<br />
M 30 at Wichita State L 2-5<br />
A 01 at Southern Methodist W 5-2<br />
A 02 at Texas Christian L 1-5<br />
A 10 at Colorado State L 2-5<br />
A 15 NEW MEXICO STATE L 3-4<br />
A 16 COLORADO STATE W 4-1<br />
A 30 *IOWA STATE L 3-4<br />
M 05 COLORADO COLLEGE W 6-3<br />
M 07 WYOMING W 4-3<br />
M 12 at Hastings (Neb.) College W 7-0<br />
M 13 *at Nebraska W 6-1<br />
M 14-15 #Big 8 Championships 4th / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Lincoln, Neb.)<br />
1963-64 (7-8, 0-1 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 23 PARSONS W 7-0<br />
M 28 at Wichita State L 0-7<br />
M 30 #at Oklahoma L 0-7<br />
M 31 at North Texas State L 1-6<br />
A 01 at Texas Christian L 2-4<br />
A 02 at Southern Methodist W 6-1<br />
A 10 at Regis W 8-0<br />
A 15 COLORADO COLLEGE L 4-5<br />
A 17 WYOMING L 3-6<br />
A 18 WYOMING L 1-8<br />
A 25 at Colorado State W 6-1<br />
M <strong>06</strong> NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 7-0<br />
M 08 at Air Force Academy W 4-3<br />
M 09 COLORADO STATE W 4-3<br />
M 13 at Wichita State L 0-7<br />
M 15-16 #Big 8 Championships t-5th / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Stillwater, Okla.)<br />
1962-63 (10-4-1, 1-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 22 *at Kansas State W 6-1<br />
M 23 at Wichita State L 3-4<br />
M 25 *at Oklahoma State L 1-6<br />
M 27 at Texas Christian T 3-3<br />
M 29 vs. Minnesota (at SMU) W 7-0<br />
M 29 at Southern Methodist L 2-4<br />
A <strong>06</strong> COLORADO STATE W 9-0<br />
A 12 TEXAS WESTERN W 5-1<br />
A 20 at Colorado State W 9-0<br />
A 26 WYOMING W 8-1<br />
M 03 COLORADO COLLEGE W 9-0<br />
M 10 DENVER W 4-3<br />
M 11 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-1<br />
M 12 NEW MEXICO W 6-1<br />
M 15 *at Kansas L 2-5<br />
M 17-18 #Big 8 Championships 4th / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Manhattan,Kan.)<br />
1961-62 (4-5-1, 1-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 30 at Southern Methodist L 0-6<br />
M 31 vs. East Texas State (at Dallas) L 3-4<br />
A 02 at Texas Christian L 2-4<br />
A 04 *at Oklahoma L 3-4<br />
A 05 *at Oklahoma State L 2-5<br />
A 07 at Wichita State T 3-3<br />
A 21 NEW MEXICO W 4-1<br />
A 28 at Air Force Academy W 7-2<br />
M 05 COLORADO COLLEGE W 6-0<br />
M 16 *at Kansas W 5-2<br />
M 18-19 #Big 8 Championships 2nd / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Lawrence, Kan.)<br />
1960-61 (4-4-1, 3-1 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 25 at East Texas State L 2-4<br />
M 27 at Southern Methodist L 0-7<br />
M 28 at Texas Christian T 3-3<br />
M 29 *at Oklahoma State L 2-5<br />
M 30 *at Oklahoma W 5-2<br />
A 01 at Wichita State L 2-5<br />
A 19 REGIS W 9-0<br />
M 17 *KANSAS W 5-2<br />
M 18 *IOWA STATE W 5-2<br />
M 19-20 Big 8 Championships 3rd / 8<br />
1959-60 (4-2, 1-0 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
A 14 *at Kansas State W 4-3<br />
A 15 at Wichita State W 5-2<br />
A 18 at North Texas State L 2-4<br />
A 20 at Southern Methodist L 0-7<br />
A 21 at Texas Christian W 5-1<br />
M 07 at Air Force Academy W 5-4<br />
M 20-21 #Big 8 Championships t-4th / 8<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Ames, Iowa)<br />
1958-59 (3-4-1, 0-2 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 20 at Wichita State L 2-5<br />
M 21 *at Oklahoma State L 3-4<br />
M 23 *at Oklahoma L 2-5<br />
M 26 %vs. East Texas State L 1-7<br />
M 27 %vs. Southern Methodist T 3-3<br />
M COLORADO STATE W 6.5-.5<br />
M Colorado State College W 7-0<br />
M 15-16 #Big 8 Championships 3rd / 8<br />
M 23 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 8-2<br />
% 4-Team Meet (at Dallas/Commerce, Texas)<br />
# Big 8 Championships (at Norman, Okla.)<br />
1957-58 (8-1, 2-0 Big 8)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 28 at Texas Christian W 6-0<br />
M 31 at Southern Methodist L 0-6<br />
A 01 at Southeastern Okla. State W 5-1<br />
A 03 *at Oklahoma W 4-3<br />
A 05 *at Kansas State W 6-1<br />
M 02 COLORADO COLLEGE W 8-1<br />
M 09 COLO. ST. COLLEGE W 7-0<br />
M 10 AIR FORCE ACADEMY W 7-0<br />
M 16-17 #Big 8 Championships t-1st / 8<br />
M 24 &vs. Air Force Academy (at Denver) W 3-0<br />
#Big 8 Championships (at Columbia, Mo.)<br />
1956-57 (4-3, 0-1 Big 7)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
A 13 *at Oklahoma L 1-6<br />
A 16 at Southern Methodist L 2-4<br />
A 18 at Hardin-Simmons W 5-4<br />
A 19 at Texas Tech L 1-5<br />
A 20 at West Texas State W 5-2<br />
M 03 COLORADO COLLEGE W 7-0<br />
M 04 COLORADO MINES W 9-0<br />
M 17-18 #Big 7 Championships 2nd / 7<br />
# Big 7 Championships (at Lincoln, Neb.)<br />
1955-56 (9-3, 2-0 Big 7)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 23 at West Texas State W 8-1<br />
M 24 at Texas Tech L 1-6<br />
at Hardin-Simmons L 2-7<br />
at Southern Methodist L 0-6<br />
M 29 *at Oklahoma W 4-3<br />
M 31 at Tulsa W 8-0<br />
A 07 *KANSAS STATE W 7-0<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
A 20 WYOMING W 8-1<br />
A 20 WYOMING W 7-2<br />
A 27 at Colorado College W 6-2<br />
M 02 at Colorado A&M (St. U.) W 7-0<br />
M 04 COLORADO COLLEGE W 6-1<br />
M 18-19 #Big 7 Championships 1st / 7<br />
# Big 7 Championships (at Manhattan, Kan.)<br />
1954-55 (4-6, 0-1 Big 7)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
at West Texas State L 1-5<br />
at Texas Tech L 2-5<br />
A 04 at Hardin-Simmons L 0-9<br />
at Southern Methodist L 0-6<br />
A 07 *at Oklahoma L 0-7<br />
A 09 at Tulsa W 4-2<br />
A 16 COLORADO COLLEGE W 7-2<br />
A 23 WYOMING W 6-3<br />
A 24 WYOMING W 5-4<br />
at Colorado College L 2-4<br />
M 22-23 #Big 7 Championships 4th / 7<br />
# Big 7 Championships (at Lawrence, Kan.)<br />
1952-53 (6-4-1, 1-2 Big 7)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 28 at Amarillo <strong>Tennis</strong> Club T 3-3<br />
M 30 at Texas Tech W 4-2<br />
M 31 at Hardin-Simmons L 1-6<br />
A 02 at Southern Methodist L 1-5<br />
A 04 *at Oklahoma L 2-5<br />
A 10 *OKLAHOMA L 2-5<br />
A 24 at Colorado College W 8-0<br />
A 25 COLORADO MINES W 9-0<br />
M 08 COLORADO COLLEGE W 8-0<br />
M 20 *at Nebraska W 7-0<br />
NEW MEXICO W 5-4<br />
M 22-23 #Big 7 Championships 1st / 7<br />
# Big 7 Championships (at Ames, Iowa)<br />
1951-52 (4-2-1, 0-1 Big 7)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
A 07 at Texas Tech T 3-3<br />
A 08 at Texas Christian W 7-2<br />
A 10 at Southern Methodist L 1-5<br />
A 12 *at Oklahoma L 1-6<br />
A 19 COLORADO COLLEGE W 9-1<br />
A 25 at Colorado A&M (St. U.) W 12-0<br />
M 02 COLORADO A&M (St. U.) W 11-1<br />
M 16-17 #Big 7 Championships 3rd / 7<br />
# Big 7 Championships (at Norman, Okla.)<br />
1950-51 (9-0-1, 3-0 Big 7)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
M 17 at West Texas State W 9-0<br />
M 19 at Texas Tech W 8-1<br />
M 20 at Hardin-Simmons W 7-1<br />
M 22 at Southern Methodist T 3-3<br />
M 24 *at Oklahoma W 4-3<br />
A 21 COLO. ST. COLLEGE W 8-0<br />
A 27 *at Iowa State W 6-1<br />
A 28 *NEBRASKA W 7-0<br />
M 04 COLORADO COLLEGE W 9-0<br />
M 12 COLORADO COLLEGE W 63<br />
M 18-19 #Big 7 Championships 3rd / 7<br />
# Big 7 Championships (at Columbia, Mo.)<br />
1949-50 (5-6, 1-1 Big 7)<br />
Coach: Dick Gray<br />
Texas A&M L 1-5<br />
Houston L 1-5<br />
Rice L 0-6<br />
Texas L 0-6<br />
Southern Methodist L 0-5<br />
Colorado Mines W 12-0<br />
Colorado College W 7-2<br />
Colorado A&M (St. U.) W 10-0<br />
*Oklahoma L 1-6<br />
*Nebraska W 7-0<br />
Colorado State College W 10-0<br />
#Big 7 Championships 2nd / 7<br />
# Big 7 Championships (at Ames, Iowa)<br />
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All-Time Opponent Series History<br />
AIR FORCE ACADEMY<br />
Colorado leads 45-16<br />
5/10/58 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
5/24/58 Colorado 3-0 (N)<br />
5/23/59 Colorado 8-2 (H)<br />
5/07/60 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
4/28/62 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
5/11/63 Colorado 7-1 (H)<br />
5/08/64 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
4/30/66 Air Force 7-0 (H)<br />
4/29/67 Air Force 4-3 (A)<br />
3/22/68 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
5/09/69 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
4/03/71 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
5/11/71 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/18/73 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
5/05/73 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
9/22/73 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/16/74 Air Force 7-2 (H)<br />
5/07/74 Colorado 6-3 A<br />
4/30/75 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
5/07/75 Air Force 6-3 (A)<br />
2/14/76 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
3/13/76 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
5/07/76 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
1976-77 Colorado 9-0<br />
4/04/77 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/27/77 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
9/18/78 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/21/79 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
9/27/79 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
10/4/79 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/19/80 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/30/80 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
10/8/80 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/81 Colorado 7-1 (H)<br />
4/30/81 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/04/82 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/01/82 Air Force 8-1 (A)<br />
4/12/83 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
4/16/84 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
9/26/84 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
10/9/84 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
3/16/85 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
4/17/85 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/15/86 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
4/08/87 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/22/87 Air Force 6-3 (A)<br />
3/04/88 Air Force 5-3 (H)<br />
4/20/89 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
4/23/90 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
2/09/91 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
3/15/92 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
1/28/93 Air Force 5-4 (A)<br />
3/12/94 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
2/07/95 Air Force 4-3 (A)<br />
2/02/96 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
2/02/97 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
1/31/98 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
1/30/99 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
2/04/00 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
2/03/01 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
2/02/02 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM<br />
Alabama-Birmingham leads 1-0<br />
3/27/99 UAB 4-0 (N)<br />
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AMARILLO (TEX.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/73 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
AMARILLO TENNIS CLUB<br />
Series tied 0-0-1<br />
3/28/53 Tie 3-3 (A)<br />
ARIZONA<br />
Arizona leads 4-0<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/74 Arizona 9-0 (N)<br />
4/24/76 Arizona 7-2 (N)<br />
2/17/79 Arizona 7-2 (A)<br />
3/08/92 Arizona 5-4 (N)<br />
ARIZONA STATE<br />
Arizona State leads 3-0<br />
1/23/77 Arizona State 9-0 (A)<br />
2/16/79 Arizona State 9-0 (A)<br />
5/<strong>06</strong>/95 Arizona State 4-3 (N)<br />
ARKANSAS<br />
Arkansas leads 1-0<br />
2/20/93 Arkansas 6-1 (N)<br />
ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK<br />
Series tied 1-1<br />
3/09/97 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
2/20/98 Ark.-Little Rock 4-3 (H)<br />
AUBURN<br />
Auburn leads 2-0<br />
2/18/89 Auburn 5-0 (N)<br />
1/31/03 Auburn 4-3 (A)<br />
AZUSA PACIFIC<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/19/99 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
BALL STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/09/01 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
BAYLOR<br />
Baylor leads 12-6<br />
3/22/77 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
4/07/77 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
3/25/78 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
3/12/80 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
3/05/88 Baylor 6-2 (H)<br />
3/02/97 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
3/04/98 Baylor 4-3 (A)<br />
3/07/98 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
4/24/98 Baylor 4-2 (N)<br />
2/27/99 Baylor 7-0 (H)<br />
3/17/00 Baylor 7-0 (A)<br />
4/28/00 Baylor 4-0 (N)<br />
2/24/01 Baylor 5-2 (H)<br />
4/27/01 Baylor 4-0 (N)<br />
3/19/02 Baylor 6-1 (A)<br />
2/08/03 Baylor 7-0 (H)<br />
2/13/04 Baylor 7-0 (A)<br />
1/30/05 Baylor 6-1 (H)<br />
BOISE STATE<br />
Boise State leads 8-1<br />
3/14/93 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
3/31/95 Boise State 5-2 (N)<br />
3/30/97 Boise State 4-0 (N)<br />
3/09/02 Boise State 4-1 (N)<br />
11/14/03 Boise State 4-0 (A)<br />
2/28/04 Boise State 5-2 (A)<br />
2/28/04 Boise State 5-2 (N)<br />
1/22/05 Boise State 4-0 (A)<br />
4/1/05 Boise State 4-3 (A)<br />
BOSTON UNIVERSITY<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/02 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
BOULDER ALL-STARS<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
2/21/76 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
1976-77 Colorado 9-0<br />
BRADLEY<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/15/87 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
BRIGHAM YOUNG<br />
Brigham Young leads 8-0<br />
4/09/76 Brigham Young 8-1 (A)<br />
4/16/77 Brigham Young 7-2 (A)<br />
3/16/79 Brigham Young 8-1 (A)<br />
3/13/80 Brigham Young 8-1 (A)<br />
3/12/81 Brigham Young 6-3 (A)<br />
2/25/84 Brigham Young 9-0 (A)<br />
3/11/88 Brigham Young 5-1 (N)<br />
2/26/05 Brigham Young 7-0 (A)<br />
CALIFORNIA BAPTIST<br />
California Baptist leads 2-0<br />
3/21/74 Cal. Baptist 7-2 (A)<br />
3/21/75 Cal. Baptist 5-4 (N)<br />
CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY<br />
California-Berkeley leads 1-0<br />
3/28/73 Berkeley 8-1 (A)<br />
CALIFORNIA, IRVINE<br />
California-Irvine leads 9-2<br />
4/05/68 Cal.-Irvine 6-4 (A)<br />
4/05/69 Cal.-Irvine 6-3 (A)<br />
3/20/71 Cal.-Irvine 8-1 (A)<br />
3/30/72 Cal.-Irvine 5-4 (A)<br />
3/24/73 Cal.-Irvine 7-2 (A)<br />
3/31/79 Cal.-Irvine 7-2 (A)<br />
3/26/80 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/25/81 Cal.-Irvine 6-3 (A)<br />
3/25/83 Cal.-Irvine 6-3 (A)<br />
3/28/93 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/30/96 Cal.-Irvine 5-2 (A)<br />
CAL-STATE, SAN LUIS OBISPO<br />
Series tied 1-1<br />
3/28/74 San Luis Obispo 5-4 (A)<br />
3/27/99 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/31/72 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
3/30/88 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO<br />
(Formerly California-La Jolla)<br />
Colorado leads 1-0-1<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/68 Tie 5-5 (A)<br />
3/31/69 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA<br />
Santa Barbara leads 6-5<br />
3/24/72 Santa Barbara 5-4 (N)<br />
3/29/74 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
3/28/75 Santa Barbara 5-4 (A)<br />
3/23/76 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
3/21/80 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/27/81 Santa Barbara 6-3 (A)<br />
3/21/82 Santa Barbara 6-3 (A)<br />
3/30/85 Santa Barbara 6-3 (A)<br />
3/24/86 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/28/88 Santa Barbara 5-2 (A)<br />
4/01/95 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
CALIFORNIA ST.-BAKERSFIELD<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
3/27/73 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/24/76 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/19/83 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
CALIFORNIA ST.-FULLERTON<br />
Colorado leads 2-1<br />
3/23/81 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/23/82 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/21/83 CSU Fullerton 5-4 (A)<br />
CALIFORNIA ST.-LOS ANGELES<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/28/85 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
CALIFORNIA ST.-NORTHRIDGE<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
3/25/81 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
3/31/84 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/26/85 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
CALIFORNIA WESTERN<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
4/03/68 Colorado 7-3 (A)<br />
4/02/69 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
CENTENARY<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/04/01 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
CENTRAL FLORIDA<br />
Central Florida leads 2-1<br />
3/18/01 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
3/26/02 Central Florida 4-3 (A)<br />
2/16/03 Central Florida 5-2 (A)<br />
CENTRAL TEXAS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/27/78 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
CHAPMAN<br />
Chapman leads 1-0<br />
3/30/84 Chapman 7-2 (A)<br />
CLAREMONT (CALIF.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/21/81 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/27/84 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
CLEMSON<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
3/07/93 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
3/09/96 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
3/07/98 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
COASTAL CAROLINA<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
All-Time Opponent Series History<br />
4/01/90 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
COLORADO ALL-STARS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/28/76 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
COLORADO COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 23-3<br />
1949-50 Colorado 7-2<br />
5/04/51 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
5/12/51 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/19/52 Colorado 9-1 (H)<br />
4/24/53 Colorado 8-0 (A)<br />
5/08/53 Colorado 8-0 (H)<br />
4/24/54 Colorado 10-0 (H)<br />
5/07/54 Colorado 10-0 (A)<br />
4/16/55 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
1954-55 Colo. College 4-2 (A)<br />
4/27/56 Colorado 6-2 (A)<br />
5/04/56 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
5/03/57 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
5/02/58 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
5/05/62 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
5/03/63 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/15/64 Colo. College 5-4 (H)<br />
5/05/65 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
5/07/66 Colo. College 6-1 (H)<br />
4/12/68 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/30/68 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/30/69 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
5/03/69 Colorado 8-? (A)<br />
4/28/71 Colorado 7-1 (A)<br />
4/25/78 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/12/84 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
COLORADO MINES<br />
Colorado leads 11-0<br />
1949-50 Colorado 12-0<br />
4/25/53 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
5/04/57 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
2/24/83 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
3/29/83 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
9/22/83 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/19/84 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/11/84 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/04/00 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/24/01 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
2/13/05 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
COLORADO SPRINGS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/1/04 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
COLORADO STATE<br />
(Formerly Colorado A&M)<br />
Colorado leads 33-2<br />
1949-50 Colorado 10-0<br />
4/25/52 Colorado 12-0 (A)<br />
5/02/52 Colorado 11-1 (H)<br />
5/02/56 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
5/02/59 Colorado 6.5-.5 (H)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/63 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/20/63 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/25/64 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
5/09/64 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
4/10/65 Colorado State 5-2 (A)<br />
4/16/65 Colorado 4-1 (H)<br />
4/23/66 Colorado State 4-3 (H)<br />
3/30/68 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
5/07/68 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/16/69 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
5/02/69 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
5/<strong>06</strong>/71 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/14/76 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
1976-77 Colorado 9-0<br />
1976-77 Colorado 9-0<br />
4/28/78 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/08/79 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/16/79 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/07/83 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/14/84 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/13/86 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/12/87 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
2/<strong>06</strong>/88 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
2/04/89 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
2/10/90 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/22/91 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
2/28/92 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
1/28/93 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
4/04/94 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/16/95 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
2/02/96 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
COLORADO STATE-PUEBLO<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/1/04 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
CORNELL<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/22/87 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
3/25/88 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
CREIGHTON<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
4/17/54 Colorado 9-1 (A)<br />
2/09/91 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
DARTMOUTH<br />
Colorado leads 4-1<br />
3/18/82 Colorado 3.5-2.5 (N)<br />
3/23/85 Dartmouth 6-3 (N)<br />
3/24/94 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
3/28/99 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
3/23/00 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
DAVIDSON (N.C.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
3/27/89 Colorado 5-3 (A)<br />
3/24/90 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
3/21/91 Colorado 6-0 (A)<br />
DENVER<br />
Colorado leads 22-2<br />
5/10/63 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
4/20/68 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
4/11/69 Denver 5-4 (A)<br />
4/22/69 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/14/71 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
5/15/71 Colorado 6-2 (A)<br />
4/18/79 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/16/86 Colorado 6-0 (A)<br />
4/14/87 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
3/07/88 Colorado 8-0 (H)<br />
2/03/89 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
2/10/90 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
1/29/91 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
1/27/95 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
3/02/97 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/08/98 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/07/99 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
4/05/00 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/12/01 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
4/04/02 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/08/03 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
3/30/04 Denver 4-3 (H)<br />
4/17/04 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
1/28/05 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
DOANE (NEB.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
11/3/73 Colorado 9-1 (A)<br />
3/09/74 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
DRAKE<br />
Colorado leads 2-1<br />
11/7/92 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
11/5/93 Colorado 4-2 (A)<br />
2/11/95 Drake 4-3 (N)<br />
EAST TEXAS STATE<br />
East Texas State leads 3-0<br />
3/26/59 East Texas St. 7-1 (N)<br />
3/25/61 East Texas St. 4-2 (A)<br />
3/31/62 East Texas St. 4-3 (N)<br />
EASTERN MICHIGAN<br />
Colorado leads 4-0<br />
3/08/89 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
2/01/91 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
1/24/97 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
1/30/00 Colorado 7-1 (H)<br />
FLORIDA<br />
Florida leads 1-0<br />
3/25/89 Florida 5-1 (N)<br />
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/28/92 Colorado 5-3 (H)<br />
FLORIDA STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/93 Colorado 4-2 (N)<br />
FOOTHILL (CALIF.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/24/79 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
FORT LEWIS COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
4/23/68 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
FRESNO STATE<br />
Fresno State leads 3-1<br />
3/27/80 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/18/83 Fresno State 7-2 (N)<br />
3/25/84 Fresno State 5-4 (N)<br />
3/13/04 Fresno State 4-0 (N)<br />
FURMAN<br />
Series tied 1-1<br />
3/29/89 Furman 5-3 (A)<br />
3/26/90 Colorado 5-0 (A)<br />
GEORGIA<br />
Georgia leads 1-0<br />
3/30/89 Georgia 8-1 (A)<br />
GEORGIA TECH<br />
Georgia Tech leads 1-0<br />
3/24/89 Georgia Tech 9-0 (A)<br />
HARDIN-SIMMONS (Texas)<br />
Series tied 3-3<br />
3/20/51 Colorado 7-1 (A)<br />
3/31/53 Hardin-Simmons 6-1 (A)<br />
4/04/55 Hardin-Simmons 9-0 (A)<br />
1955-56 Hardin-Simmons 7-2 (A)<br />
4/18/57 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
5/05/73 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
HARVARD<br />
Series Tied 2-2<br />
2/19/93 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
3/04/94 Harvard 4-3 (N)<br />
3/04/95 Harvard 5-1 (N)<br />
3/11/05 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
HASTINGS (NEB.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
5/12/65 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
HAWAI’I<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
2/07/87 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/26/88 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
HOUSTON<br />
Houston leads 1-0<br />
1949-50 Houston 5-1<br />
IDAHO<br />
Colorado leads 4-0<br />
3/13/77 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
2/02/97 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
3/28/98 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
4/3/05 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
IDAHO STATE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/26/99 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
2/16/01 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
ILLINOIS<br />
Colorado leads 2-1<br />
3/27/83 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
2/26/93 Colorado 4-2 (N)<br />
3/07/97 Illinois 4-1 (N)<br />
ILLINOIS STATE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/07/87 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
3/08/88 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
INDIANA<br />
Indiana leads 1-0<br />
3/05/94 Indiana 4-3 (N)<br />
INDIANA STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
11/4/94 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
IOWA<br />
Series tied 1-1<br />
2/25/89 Iowa 5-4 (N)<br />
2/18/90 Colorado 6-2 (N)<br />
IOWA STATE<br />
Colorado leads 27-4<br />
4/27/51 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
4/14/54 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
5/18/61 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/30/65 Iowa State 4-3 (H)<br />
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All-Time Opponent Series History<br />
4/28/67 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/26/68 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
5/01/71 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
5/18/72 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
4/27/73 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
4/19/74 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/19/75 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
5/01/76 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
5/13/76 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
4/08/78 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/19/79 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/12/80 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
4/18/81 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/24/82 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/09/83 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/07/84 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/85 Iowa State 5-4 (A)<br />
4/05/86 Iowa State 5-4 (H)<br />
4/04/87 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
4/10/88 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
4/09/89 Iowa State 5-4 (H)<br />
4/15/90 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
4/21/91 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/05/92 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
4/09/93 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
4/15/94 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
4/24/94 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
KANSAS<br />
Kansas leads 31-15<br />
4/10/54 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
5/17/61 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
5/16/62 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
5/15/63 Kansas 5-2 (A)<br />
4/22/67 Kansas 6-1 (A)<br />
5/10/68 Kansas 5-2 (A)<br />
5/18/72 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
4/14/73 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
9/21/73 Kansas 6-3 (H)<br />
4/13/74 Kansas 9-0 (A)<br />
4/05/75 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/03/76 Kansas 5-4 (A)<br />
5/12/76 Kansas 5-4 (N)<br />
4/02/77 Kansas 5-4 (H)<br />
3/03/78 Kansas 5-4 (A)<br />
4/21/79 Kansas 5-4 (H)<br />
4/26/80 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/12/81 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
4/10/82 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
4/23/82 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
4/15/83 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/13/84 Kansas 9-0 (A)<br />
4/12/85 Kansas 8-1 (A)<br />
4/11/86 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/10/87 Kansas 9-0 (A)<br />
4/16/88 Kansas 8-1 (H)<br />
4/16/89 Kansas 9-0 (A)<br />
4/21/90 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/07/91 Kansas 8-1 (A)<br />
4/11/92 Kansas 7-2 (H)<br />
4/25/92 Kansas 5-3 (N)<br />
4/18/93 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/02/94 Kansas 5-2 (H)<br />
11/6/94 Kansas 4-1 (N)<br />
4/09/95 Kansas 5-2 (A)<br />
4/22/95 Kansas 4-0 (N)<br />
4/13/96 Kansas 5-2 (H)<br />
4/28/96 Kansas 4-0 (N)<br />
5/12/96 Kansas 4-1 (N)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/97 Kansas 4-3 (A)<br />
4/26/97 Kansas 4-0 (N)<br />
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5/10/97 Kansas 4-0 (N)<br />
4/05/98 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
4/04/99 Kansas 4-3 (A)<br />
4/16/00 Kansas 4-3 (H)<br />
4/07/01 Kansas 4-3 (A)<br />
KANSAS STATE<br />
Colorado leads 20-2<br />
4/09/54 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/07/56 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/05/58 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
4/14/60 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
3/22/63 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
3/29/65 Kansas State 5-2 (A)<br />
4/15/67 Kansas State 7-0 (H)<br />
5/11/68 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/25/69 Colorado 5-1 (H)<br />
5/05/72 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
4/21/73 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/12/74 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/15/75 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
3/15/77 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/08/78 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
4/20/79 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/11/80 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/10/81 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/16/83 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/14/84 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/13/85 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/12/86 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
LONG BEACH STATE<br />
Long Beach State leads 9-2<br />
4/02/68 Long Beach St. 6-4 (A)<br />
4/01/69 Long Beach St. 9-0 (N)<br />
3/19/71 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/23/72 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/26/73 Long Beach St. 5-4 (A)<br />
3/26/74 Long Beach St. 8-1 (A)<br />
3/22/76 Long Beach St. 6-3 (A)<br />
3/28/79 Long Beach St. 8-1 (A)<br />
3/24/80 Long Beach St. 7-2 (A)<br />
3/19/82 Long Beach St. 6-3 (A)<br />
3/26/84 Long Beach St. 9-0 (A)<br />
LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE<br />
Colorado leads 2-1<br />
3/10/01 La.-Lafayette 4-1 (N)<br />
3/08/02 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
4/12/03 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
LOUISIANA STATE<br />
Louisiana State leads 1-0<br />
2/17/93 Louisiana State 7-0 (N)<br />
LOUISVILLE<br />
Louisville leads 1-0<br />
3/12/05 Louisville 4-3 (N)<br />
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT<br />
Colorado leads 8-1<br />
3/22/85 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
4/01/88 Colorado 6-0 (A)<br />
2/15/91 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
3/24/92 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
3/25/96 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
3/22/98 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
3/21/99 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
3/29/00 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
3/07/03 LMU 5-2 (N)<br />
MARQUETTE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/07/95 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
MARY HARDIN<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/26/78 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
MARYLAND<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/17/89 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
MEMPHIS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/19/96 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
MEMPHIS STATE<br />
Colorado leads 3-1<br />
2/15/76 Memphis State 6-3 (H)<br />
3/11/90 Colorado 5-1 (H)<br />
3/08/93 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
3/15/94 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
METRO ST. (COLO.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
9/20/79 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
10/1/79 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
2/7/04 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
MIAMI<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/28/02 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
MIAMI, OHIO<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/01/92 Colorado 5-3 (N)<br />
MICHIGAN<br />
Michigan leads 1-0<br />
4/29/79 Michigan 7-2 (N)<br />
MICHIGAN STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/02/92 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE<br />
Middle Tennessee State leads 2-1<br />
3/29/95 MTSU 5-2 (N)<br />
3/05/99 MTSU 4-3 (N)<br />
3/08/02 MTSU 4-1 (N)<br />
MINNESOTA<br />
Series tied 2-2<br />
3/29/63 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
3/23/77 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
3/23/84 Minnesota 9-0 (N)<br />
3/25/86 Minnesota 8-1 (N)<br />
MISSISSIPPI STATE<br />
Mississippi State leads 1-0<br />
3/11/04 Mississippi St. 4-0 (N)<br />
MISSOURI<br />
Colorado leads 25-3<br />
4/12/54 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
5/12/66 Missouri 7-0 (A)<br />
5/18/67 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
5/18/68 Colorado 7-1 (H)<br />
4/19/69 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
5/20/71 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
4/21/72 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
5/17/73 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
5/16/74 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
5/13/76 Missouri 7-2 (N)<br />
1977-78 Colorado 6-3<br />
4/02/79 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/25/80 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/24/81 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
4/09/82 Missouri 7-2 (N)<br />
4/19/87 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/18/88 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/17/89 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/23/90 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/08/91 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/11/92 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/19/93 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
4/04/94 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/22/94 Colorado 5-0 (N)<br />
4/09/95 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
4/13/96 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/20/97 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/22/98 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
MONTANA<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/03/01 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
MONTANA STATE<br />
Colorado leads 5-0<br />
2/14/87 Colorado 7-1 (H)<br />
2/29/96 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
2/25/00 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
3/03/02 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
2/13/05 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
MURRAY STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/16/90 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
NEBRASKA<br />
Colorado leads 39-11<br />
1949-50 Colorado 7-0<br />
4/28/51 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
5/20/53 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
5/13/65 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
4/23/66 Nebraska 4-0 (H)<br />
4/21/67 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
5/03/68 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/18/69 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
4/30/71 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
4/29/72 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/28/73 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/19/74 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/18/75 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/30/76 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
5/12/76 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
4/08/78 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/79 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/19/80 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
4/25/81 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
4/18/82 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
4/08/83 Nebraska 5-4 (H)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/84 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/05/85 Nebraska 7-2 (A)<br />
10/26/85 Nebraska 7-2 (A)<br />
4/04/86 Nebraska 6-3 (H)<br />
4/03/87 Nebraska 6-3 (A)<br />
4/09/88 Nebraska 8-1 (A)<br />
4/08/89 Nebraska 9-0 (H)<br />
4/14/90 Nebraska 7-2 (A)<br />
4/20/91 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
All-Time Opponent Series History<br />
3/27/92 Colorado 5-0 (N)<br />
4/04/92 Colorado 5-0 (A)<br />
4/24/92 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
11/8/92 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
4/11/93 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/25/93 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
4/16/94 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
2/19/95 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
4/07/95 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/21/96 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
4/04/97 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/03/98 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
4/02/99 Nebraska 4-3 (A)<br />
3/05/00 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
4/27/00 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/01 Nebraska 6-1 (A)<br />
3/23/02 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
4/4/03 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
3/6/04 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
3/29/05 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS<br />
Nevada-Las Vegas leads 8-6<br />
3/26/86 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
3/13/88 Colorado 5-1 (A)<br />
2/18/89 Colorado 5-3 (A)<br />
3/18/90 UNLV 5-1 (A)<br />
2/16/91 UNLV 5-2 (A)<br />
3/03/95 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
2/18/96 UNLV 4-1 (A)<br />
2/16/97 UNLV 6-0 (A)<br />
3/29/97 UNLV 5-0 (N)<br />
2/15/98 UNLV 4-3 (A)<br />
2/18/01 UNLV 4-3 (A)<br />
2/17/02 UNLV 4-3 (A)<br />
3/10/02 Colorado 4-0 (N)<br />
3/09/03 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
NEVADA-RENO<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/16/96 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
NEW MEXICO<br />
New Mexico leads 15-6<br />
1952-53 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
5/09/54 New Mexico 6-4 (H)<br />
4/21/62 Colorado 4-1 (H)<br />
5/12/63 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
4/03/69 New Mexico 8-1 (N)<br />
4/09/71 New Mexico 9-0 (A)<br />
4/28/72 New Mexico 6-3 (H)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/74 New Mexico 7-1 (A)<br />
4/27/74 New Mexico 6-3 (H)<br />
4/12/75 New Mexico 7-2 (A)<br />
4/25/76 New Mexico 5-4 (A)<br />
4/30/77 New Mexico 5-4 (A)<br />
4/27/79 New Mexico 5-4 (H)<br />
11/3/84 New Mexico 6-3 (A)<br />
3/01/86 New Mexico 5-4 (A)<br />
5/14/93 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
2/17/94 New Mexico 4-2 (A)<br />
2/11/00 New Mexico 7-0 (A)<br />
2/29/04 New Mexico 6-1 (A)<br />
1/22/05 Colorado 4-0 (N)<br />
3/19/05 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
NEW MEXICO STATE<br />
Colorado leads 10-5<br />
4/15/65 New Mexico St. 4-3 (H)<br />
4/13/68 New Mexico St. 5-1 (H)<br />
4/10/71 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
3/10/72 New Mexico St. 5-4 (N)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/73 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
4/28/75 Colorado 5-1 (H)<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/77 New Mexico St. 7-2 (H)<br />
5/01/77 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
4/24/80 Colorado 7-1 (H)<br />
4/04/81 New Mexico St. 7-2 (H)<br />
2/21/87 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
3/14/87 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
2/02/90 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
2/13/92 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
2/16/02 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
NEW ORLEANS<br />
New Orleans leads 1-0<br />
3/7/03 New Orleans 4-3 (N)<br />
NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
3/26/89 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
3/23/90 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/22/91 Colorado 5-1 (A)<br />
NORTH CAROLINA STATE<br />
Series tied 1-1<br />
3/23/91 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/12/04 N.C. State 4-3 (N)<br />
NORTH DAKOTA STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
5/<strong>06</strong>/64 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
NORTH TEXAS STATE<br />
Colorado leads 4-3<br />
4/18/60 North Texas St. 4-2 (A)<br />
3/31/64 North Texas St. 6-1 (A)<br />
4/05/66 North Texas St. 7-0 (A)<br />
2/20/87 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
2/14/88 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
3/03/89 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
2/03/90 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
NORTHEAST LOUISIANA<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/14/97 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
NORTHERN ARIZONA<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
3/12/88 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
2/14/92 Colorado 5-3 (N)<br />
3/28/96 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
NORTHERN COLORADO<br />
(Formerly Colorado St. College)<br />
Colorado leads 28-0-1<br />
1949-50 Colorado 10-0<br />
4/21/51 Colorado 8-0 (H)<br />
5/09/58 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
1958-59 Colorado 7-0<br />
4/08/67 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
3/26/68 Colorado 11-0 (H)<br />
4/10/68 Tie 5-5 (A)<br />
5/08/71 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
5/03/72 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
5/05/75 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
2/15/76 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
10/18/78 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
10/25/78 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/07/81 Colorado 3-2 (A)<br />
4/07/81 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
3/07/82 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
4/02/82 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
10/30/82 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
2/20/83 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/10/83 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
3/15/84 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/04/84 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
10/11/84 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
10/30/84 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
3/14/85 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/31/87 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
3/10/90 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
1/28/94 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
2/7/04 Colorado 7-0 7-0<br />
NORTHERN ILLINOIS<br />
Colorado leads 3-1<br />
4/08/66 Northern Ill. 4-3 (N)<br />
3/25/67 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
2/28/93 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
3/08/03 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
NORTHERN IOWA<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/15/93 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
2/26/00 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
NORTHWEST MISSOURI<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
5/03/74 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
NORTHWESTERN<br />
Northwestern leads 6-1<br />
3/26/83 Northwestern 7-2 (N)<br />
3/27/87 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
2/28/88 Northwestern 5-1 (A)<br />
3/29/92 Northwestern 5-3 (N)<br />
3/24/93 Northwestern 4-3 (N)<br />
2/11/94 Northwestern 5-2 (A)<br />
3/24/00 Northwestern 6-1 (N)<br />
NOTRE DAME<br />
Notre Dame leads 5-2<br />
3/24/85 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
2/25/88 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
2/24/89 Notre Dame 5-1 (A)<br />
2/17/90 Notre Dame 5-1 (A)<br />
2/03/91 Notre Dame 5-1 (A)<br />
1/31/92 Notre Dame 6-1 (A)<br />
3/07/92 Notre Dame 6-0 (N)<br />
OKLAHOMA<br />
Oklahoma leads 40-20<br />
1949-50 Oklahoma 6-1<br />
3/24/51 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
4/12/52 Oklahoma 6-1 (A)<br />
4/04/53 Oklahoma 5-2 (A)<br />
4/10/53 Oklahoma 5-2 (H)<br />
4/07/55 Oklahoma 7-0 (A)<br />
3/29/56 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
4/13/57 Oklahoma 6-1 (A)<br />
4/03/58 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
3/23/59 Oklahoma 5-2 (A)<br />
3/30/61 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/04/62 Oklahoma 4-3 (A)<br />
3/30/64 Oklahoma 7-0 (A)<br />
3/31/67 Oklahoma 6-1 (N)<br />
4/27/68 Oklahoma 7-0 (N)<br />
4/25/69 Oklahoma 9-0 (H)<br />
4/23/71 Oklahoma 6-3 (H)<br />
4/22/72 Oklahoma 8-1 (A)<br />
4/05/73 Oklahoma 8-1 (N)<br />
4/20/74 Oklahoma 9-0 (H)<br />
4/26/75 Oklahoma 8-1 (A)<br />
4/02/76 Oklahoma 9-0 (A)<br />
5/14/76 Oklahoma 8-1 (N)<br />
3/26/77 Oklahoma 6-3 (N)<br />
4/15/78 Oklahoma 5-4 (A)<br />
4/29/78 Oklahoma 5-4 (N)<br />
4/12/79 Oklahoma 5-4 (N)<br />
4/18/80 Oklahoma 5-4 (N)<br />
4/17/81 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/17/82 Oklahoma 9-0 (A)<br />
4/22/83 Oklahoma 8-1 (A)<br />
4/21/84 Oklahoma 7-2 (H)<br />
4/20/85 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/19/86 Oklahoma 6-3 (A)<br />
4/18/87 Oklahoma 6-3 (H)<br />
4/24/88 Oklahoma 8-1 (A)<br />
4/23/89 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/07/90 Oklahoma 8-1 (A)<br />
4/13/91 Oklahoma 7-2 (H)<br />
4/18/92 Oklahoma 6-3 (A)<br />
4/03/93 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/24/93 Colorado 4-0 (N)<br />
4/09/94 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/23/94 Oklahoma 4-3 (N)<br />
2/18/95 Oklahoma 4-3 (N)<br />
4/15/95 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/21/95 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
5/05/95 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/96 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/20/97 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/25/97 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
5/09/97 Colorado 4-0 (N)<br />
4/17/98 Oklahoma 6-1 (A)<br />
4/18/99 Oklahoma 4-3 (H)<br />
4/22/00 Oklahoma 4-3 (A)<br />
4/21/01 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
4/13/02 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/19/03 Oklahoma 4-3 (H)<br />
4/04/04 Oklahoma 4-3 (A)<br />
4/23/05 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
OKLAHOMA CITY<br />
Colorado leads 2-1<br />
4/04/66 Oklahoma City 7-0 (A)<br />
4/04/80 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/15/87 Colorado 6-2 (H)<br />
OKLAHOMA STATE<br />
Oklahoma State leads 35-16-1<br />
3/21/59 OSU 4-3 (A)<br />
3/29/61 OSU 5-2 (A)<br />
4/05/62 OSU 5-2 (A)<br />
3/25/63 OSU 6-1 (A)<br />
4/01/67 OSU 4-3 (A)<br />
5/04/68 OSU 6-1 (H)<br />
5/14/69 OSU 4-3 (N)<br />
4/24/71 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
4/21/72 Tie 4-4 (N)<br />
4/20/73 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
5/02/74 OSU 9-0 (N)<br />
4/25/75 OSU 8-1 (A)<br />
4/01/76 OSU 7-2 (A)<br />
5/14/76 OSU 7-2 (N)<br />
3/04/77 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/14/78 OSU 6-3 (A)<br />
4/07/79 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/03/80 OSU 8-1 (N)<br />
4/13/80 OSU 7-2 (N)<br />
4/11/81 OSU 7-2 (N)<br />
4/11/82 OSU 8-1 (A)<br />
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All-Time Opponent Series History<br />
4/23/83 OSU 8-1 (A)<br />
4/20/84 OSU 9-0 (H)<br />
4/19/85 OSU 7-2 (H)<br />
4/18/86 OSU 9-0 (A)<br />
4/17/87 OSU 8-1 (H)<br />
4/23/88 OSU 6-3 (A)<br />
4/22/89 OSU 6-3 (H)<br />
4/08/90 OSU 5-4 (A)<br />
4/14/91 OSU 9-0 (H)<br />
2/15/92 OSU 5-2 (N)<br />
4/19/92 Colorado 5-3 (A)<br />
4/26/92 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
4/04/93 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
4/10/94 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
11/5/94 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
4/16/95 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/07/96 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
4/27/96 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
3/08/97 Colorado 5-0 (N)<br />
4/18/97 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
4/19/98 OSU 7-0 (A)<br />
3/05/99 OSU 6-0 (N)<br />
4/16/99 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
4/29/99 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
4/21/00 OSU 5-2 (A)<br />
4/22/01 OSU 4-3 (H)<br />
4/12/02 OSU 6-1 (A)<br />
4/20/03 OSU 4-3 (H)<br />
4/25/03 OSU 4-0 (N)<br />
4/03/04 OSU 7-0 (A)<br />
4/22/05 OSU 4-3 (H)<br />
OHIO STATE<br />
Ohio State leads 1-0<br />
3/16/89 Ohio State 6-3 (H)<br />
ORAL ROBERTS<br />
Series tied 7-7<br />
3/11/72 Oral Roberts 6-0 (N)<br />
3/09/73 Oral Roberts 5-4 (H)<br />
11/2/73 Oral Roberts 6-3 (N)<br />
3/11/75 Oral Roberts 5-4 (H)<br />
3/08/76 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
3/25/77 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
3/13/79 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
10/13/80 Oral Roberts 5-4 (H)<br />
3/15/82 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
3/10/84 Oral Roberts 6-3 (A)<br />
2/04/86 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
3/08/86 Oral Roberts 6-3 (A)<br />
2/13/88 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
3/12/94 Colorado 4-0 (H)<br />
OREGON<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/25/97 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
PAN AMERICAN<br />
Series tied 2-2<br />
3/14/77 Pan American 8-1 (A)<br />
3/28/78 Pan American 7-2 (A)<br />
4/28/79 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
2/12/88 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
PARSONS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/23/64 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
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PENN STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/12/00 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
PEPPERDINE<br />
Pepperdine leads 8-2<br />
3/29/69 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/18/71 Pepperdine 5-4 (A)<br />
3/23/73 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/20/75 Pepperdine 9-0 (N)<br />
3/30/79 Pepperdine 6-3 (A)<br />
3/22/93 Pepperdine 5-1 (A)<br />
3/21/94 Pepperdine 6-1 (A)<br />
3/24/95 Pepperdine 7-0 (A)<br />
3/23/96 Pepperdine 4-0 (A)<br />
3/21/97 Pepperdine 6-1 (A)<br />
PORTLAND<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/08/91 Colorado 8-0 (N)<br />
PORTLAND STATE<br />
Portland State leads 1-0<br />
3/25/02 Portland State 7-0 (N)<br />
PURDUE<br />
Colorado leads 6-0<br />
3/13/87 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
2/23/89 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
3/10/90 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
2/01/91 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
2/25/93 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
2/12/94 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
REDLANDS<br />
Redlands leads 7-3<br />
3/15/71 Redlands 9-0 (A)<br />
3/24/72 Redlands 6-3 (N)<br />
3/25/74 Redlands 7-2 (A)<br />
3/21/76 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/22/80 Redlands 7-2 (A)<br />
3/21/81 Redlands 5-4 (A)<br />
3/20/82 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/23/83 Redlands 5-4 (A)<br />
3/29/84 Redlands 5-4 (A)<br />
3/21/85 Colorado 5-3 (A)<br />
REGIS<br />
Colorado leads 5-0<br />
4/19/61 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/10/64 Colorado 8-0 (A)<br />
4/27/78 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/04/79 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/19/85 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
RICE<br />
Rice leads 3-1<br />
1949-50 Rice 6-0<br />
3/21/77 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
2/19/94 Rice 4-3 (N)<br />
4/13/03 Rice 4-3 (A)<br />
RICHMOND<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
4/01/89 Colorado 6-2 (N)<br />
3/25/90 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
ROLLINS (FLA.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
03/08/97 Colorado 5-0 (N)<br />
SAN DIEGO<br />
San Diego leads 7-2<br />
3/27/72 San Diego 6-3 (A)<br />
3/23/75 San Diego 6-3 (A)<br />
3/26/76 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/28/81 San Diego 8-1 (A)<br />
3/24/82 San Diego 9-0 (A)<br />
3/21/86 San Diego 7-2 (A)<br />
3/27/97 Colorado 4-2 (N)<br />
3/25/00 San Diego 5-2 (A)<br />
3/29/01 San Diego 5-2 (A)<br />
SAN DIEGO ALL-STARS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/27/76 Colorado 5-1 (A)<br />
SAN DIEGO NAVY<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
4/04/68 Colorado 8-2 (A)<br />
3/29/72 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
SAN DIEGO STATE<br />
Colorado leads 7-1<br />
4/01/68 Colorado 8-2 (A)<br />
3/13/71 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/28/72 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
3/24/75 San Diego St. 8-1 (A)<br />
3/25/76 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
2/23/77 Colorado 5-0 (A)<br />
3/28/81 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
2/18/94 Colorado 4-0 (N)<br />
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/13/71 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
SAN JOSE STATE<br />
(Formerly Cal. St.-San Jose)<br />
San Jose State leads 2-1<br />
3/29/73 San Jose St. 6-3 (A)<br />
2/22/77 San Jose St. 9-0 (A)<br />
3/26/94 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
SEATTLE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/09/91 Colorado 6-0 (A)<br />
2/10/95 Colorado 7-0 (A)<br />
SOUTH ALABAMA<br />
South Alabama leads 5-1<br />
1/27/91 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
3/05/95 USA 4-0 (N)<br />
3/30/95 USA 6-1 (N)<br />
3/09/01 USA 6-1 (N)<br />
2/02/03 USA 4-3 (A)<br />
4/2/05 USA 5-2 (N)<br />
SOUTH CAROLINA<br />
South Carolina leads 3-0<br />
3/28/89 South Carolina 9-0 (A)<br />
3/27/90 South Carolina 8-1 (A)<br />
3/27/91 South Carolina 6-0 (A)<br />
SOUTH FLORIDA<br />
Series tied 1-1<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/94 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
2/15/03 South Florida 6-1 (A)<br />
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/16/74 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/28/92 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. ST.<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
4/01/58 Colorado 5-1 (A)<br />
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA<br />
Southern California leads 1-0<br />
3/20/81 USC 9-0 (A)<br />
SOUTHERN COLORADO<br />
(Formerly So. Colo. St. College.)<br />
Colorado leads 18-0<br />
3/23/68 Colorado 8-0 (A)<br />
4/13/68 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/21/71 Colorado 6-0 (H)<br />
4/09/74 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
5/03/75 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
2/14/76 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/07/76 Colorado 7-1 (H)<br />
4/22/76 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
1976-77 Colorado 9-0<br />
4/03/77 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/23/77 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
4/05/78 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/23/78 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
9/25/78 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/09/79 Colorado 4-2 (A)<br />
3/20/84 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
1/28/94 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
1/27/95 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
4/13/79 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
2/25/89 Colorado 6-3 (N)<br />
2/27/93 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
SOUTHERN METHODIST<br />
Southern Methodist leads 15-2-2<br />
1949-50 SMU 5-0<br />
3/22/51 Tie 3-3 (A)<br />
4/10/52 SMU 5-1 (A)<br />
4/02/53 SMU 5-1 (A)<br />
1954-55 SMU 6-0 (A)<br />
1955-56 SMU 6-0 (A)<br />
4/16/57 SMU 4-2 (A)<br />
3/31/58 SMU 6-0 (A)<br />
3/27/59 Tie 3-3 (N)<br />
4/20/60 SMU 7-0 (A)<br />
3/27/61 SMU 7-0 (A)<br />
3/30/62 SMU 6-0 (A)<br />
3/29/63 SMU 4-2 (A)<br />
4/02/64 Colorado 6-1 (A)<br />
4/01/65 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
3/28/67 SMU 5-0 (A)<br />
11/2/84 SMU 8-1 (N)<br />
3/01/91 SMU 8-1 (H)<br />
4/8/05 SMU 5-2 (A)<br />
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI<br />
Colorado leads 4-0<br />
5/04/73 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
3/03/77 Colorado 9-0 (H)<br />
2/14/92 Colorado 5-3 (N)<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/99 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
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All-Time Opponent Series History<br />
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA<br />
Southwest Louisiana leads 1-0<br />
3/08/97 SW Louisiana 4-1 (N)<br />
STANFORD<br />
Stanford leads 1-0<br />
5/15/93 Stanford 6-0 (N)<br />
TENNESSEE<br />
Tennessee leads 1-0<br />
3/20/90 Tennessee 6-0 (H)<br />
TEXAS<br />
Texas leads 12-0<br />
1949-50 Texas 6-0<br />
2/01/92 Texas 5-4 (N)<br />
3/17/97 Texas 6-1 (A)<br />
3/16/98 Texas 6-1 (H)<br />
4/11/99 Texas 7-0 (A)<br />
4/30/99 Texas 5-0 (N)<br />
3/15/00 Texas 6-1 (H)<br />
3/21/01 Texas 6-1 (A)<br />
4/<strong>06</strong>/02 Texas 6-1 (H)<br />
3/15/03 Texas 5-2 (A)<br />
3/17/04 Texas 6-1 (H)<br />
4/10/05 Texas 6-1 (A)<br />
TEXAS A&M<br />
Texas A&M leads 11-3<br />
1949-50 Texas A&M 5-1<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/92 Colorado 5-3 (N)<br />
3/08/96 Texas A&M 5-1 (N)<br />
3/15/97 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
4/10/98 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
4/09/99 Texas A&M 6-1 (A)<br />
4/09/00 Texas A&M 5-2 (H)<br />
3/22/01 Texas A&M 7-0 (A)<br />
4/07/02 Texas A&M 6-1 (H)<br />
4/25/02 Texas A&M 4-0 (N)<br />
3/13/03 Texas A&M 6-1 (A)<br />
2/23/04 Texas A&M 5-2 (H)<br />
3/30/04 Texas A&M 4-0 (N)<br />
4/15/05 Texas A&M 5-2 (A)<br />
4/28/05 Texas A&M 4-1 (N)<br />
TEXAS-ARLINGTON<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/17/01 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
TEXAS CHRISTIAN<br />
Texas Christian leads 9-3-2<br />
4/08/52 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
3/28/58 Colorado 6-0 (A)<br />
4/21/60 Colorado 5-1 (A)<br />
3/28/61 Tie 3-3 (A)<br />
4/02/62 T<strong>CU</strong> 4-2 (A)<br />
3/27/63 Tie 3-3 (A)<br />
4/01/64 T<strong>CU</strong> 4-2 (A)<br />
4/02/65 T<strong>CU</strong> 5-1 (A)<br />
4/07/66 T<strong>CU</strong> 7-0 (A)<br />
3/27/67 T<strong>CU</strong> 5-2 (A)<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/93 T<strong>CU</strong> 5-2 (N)<br />
3/18/02 T<strong>CU</strong> 5-2 (A)<br />
2/15/04 T<strong>CU</strong> 5-2 (A)<br />
4/17/05 T<strong>CU</strong> 6-1 (A)<br />
TEXAS-DALLAS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
3/31/78 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
TEXAS-EL PASO<br />
Colorado leads 3-0<br />
3/29/88 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
3/03/89 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
2/15/91 Colorado 6-0 (N)<br />
TEXAS TECH<br />
Texas Tech leads 13-9-1<br />
3/19/51 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/07/52 Tie 3-3 (A)<br />
3/30/53 Colorado 4-2 (A)<br />
1954-55 Texas Tech 5-2 (A)<br />
3/24/56 Texas Tech 6-1 (A)<br />
4/19/57 Texas Tech 5-1 (A)<br />
3/02/86 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
2/21/87 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
2/13/88 Texas Tech 5-2 (A)<br />
3/05/89 Texas Tech 5-2 (A)<br />
2/04/90 Texas Tech 5-2 (A)<br />
3/10/96 Colorado 4-2 (N)<br />
4/11/97 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
2/28/98 Colorado 4-3 (A)<br />
3/27/98 Texas Tech 4-3 (N)<br />
2/19/99 Texas Tech 4-3 (H)<br />
3/19/00 Texas Tech 5-2 (A)<br />
3/11/01 Colorado 4-0 (N)<br />
4/15/01 Colorado 5-2 (H)<br />
3/17/02 Texas Tech 6-1 (A)<br />
4/23/03 Texas Tech 4-3 (H)<br />
4/11/04 Texas Tech 6-0 (A)<br />
4/24/05 Texas Tech 6-1 (H)<br />
TEXAS WESTERN<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
4/12/63 Colorado 5-1 (H)<br />
TRINITY<br />
Trinity leads 1-0<br />
3/30/78 Trinity 8-1 (A)<br />
TULANE<br />
Tulane leads 2-0<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/98 Tulane 4-1 (N)<br />
3/04/99 Tulane 4-3 (N)<br />
TULSA<br />
Series Tied 6-6<br />
4/09/55 Colorado 4-2 (A)<br />
3/31/56 Colorado 8-0 (A)<br />
3/11/72 Tulsa 5-1 (N)<br />
3/11/84 Tulsa 6-3 (A)<br />
3/24/84 Tulsa 6-3 (N)<br />
3/09/86 Tulsa 7-2 (A)<br />
2/03/90 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
2/17/96 Colorado 5-2 (N)<br />
5/11/96 Colorado 4-2 (N)<br />
2/15/97 Colorado 4-1 (N)<br />
5/15/98 Tulsa 4-1 (N)<br />
3/10/05 Tulsa 6-1 (N)<br />
U.S. INTERNATIONAL<br />
U.S. International leads 3-1<br />
3/20/83 U.S. Interntl. 7-2 (A)<br />
3/27/86 U.S. Interntl. 5-4 (A)<br />
3/25/87 U.S. Interntl. 5-4 (A)<br />
3/18/90 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
UTAH<br />
Utah leads 9-1<br />
4/10/76 Utah 6-0 (A)<br />
4/17/77 Utah 9-0 (A)<br />
3/17/79 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
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3/14/80 Utah 9-0 (A)<br />
3/13/81 Utah 9-0 (A)<br />
3/11/82 Utah 9-0 (A)<br />
2/24/84 Utah 9-0 (A)<br />
2/28/86 Utah 7-2 (N)<br />
2/19/89 Utah 6-3 (N)<br />
2/27/05 Utah 4-3 (N)<br />
UTAH STATE<br />
Colorado leads 4-0<br />
5/12/72 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
3/12/82 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
3/21/90 Colorado 5-1 (H)<br />
2/17/95 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
VAIL ALL-STARS<br />
Colorado leads 1-0<br />
2/29/76 Colorado 9-0<br />
VIRGINIA<br />
Virginia leads 1-0<br />
3/22/04 Virginia 5-2 (A)<br />
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH<br />
V<strong>CU</strong> leads 1-0<br />
3/25/03 V<strong>CU</strong> 7-0 (A)<br />
VIRGINIA TECH<br />
Colorado leads 2-1<br />
3/26/96 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
3/29/96 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
3/24/04 Virginia Tech 5-2 (A)<br />
WAKE FOREST<br />
Series tied 1-1<br />
2/16/90 Wake Forest 5-4 (N)<br />
3/25/91 Colorado 5-3 (A)<br />
WASHINGTON<br />
Washington leads 7-2<br />
3/20/82 Washington 6-3 (N)<br />
2/01/86 Washington 5-4 (H)<br />
2/28/87 Washington 6-3 (H)<br />
3/09/91 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/26/92 Washington 5-4 (N)<br />
2/12/95 Washington 6-1 (A)<br />
3/28/97 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
3/08/98 Washington 4-2 (N)<br />
3/26/98 Washington 4-0 (N)<br />
WEBER STATE<br />
Colorado leads 6-0<br />
5/13/72 Colorado 7-2 (N)<br />
3/14/81 Colorado 6-3 (A)<br />
3/03/91 Colorado 5-1 (H)<br />
3/13/93 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
2/13/98 Colorado 4-3 (N)<br />
2/15/02 Colorado 7-0 (N)<br />
WEST TEXAS STATE<br />
West Texas State leads 6-4<br />
3/17/51 Colorado 9-0 (A)<br />
1954-55 West Texas St. 5-1 (A)<br />
3/23/56 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
4/20/57 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
3/10/72 West Texas St. 7-2 (A)<br />
9/21/73 West Texas St. 5-4 (H)<br />
3/25/77 West Texas St. 7-2 (A)<br />
4/14/79 West Texas St. 6-3 (N)<br />
4/04/80 West Texas St. 5-4 (N)<br />
3/<strong>06</strong>/89 Colorado 5-0 (N)<br />
WESTERN MICHIGAN<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
2/26/88 Colorado 9-0 (N)<br />
1/31/91 Colorado 8-1 (N)<br />
W. VALLEY (CALIF.) COLLEGE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
2/19/77 Colorado 5-4 (A)<br />
3/25/79 Colorado 8-1 (A)<br />
WICHITA STATE<br />
Wichita State leads 12-7-1<br />
3/20/59 Wichita State 5-2 (A)<br />
4/15/60 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/01/61 Wichita State 5-2 (A)<br />
4/07/62 Tie 3-3 (A)<br />
3/23/63 Wichita State 4-3 (A)<br />
3/28/64 Wichita State 7-0 (A)<br />
5/13/64 Wichita State 7-0 (A)<br />
3/30/65 Wichita State 5-2 (A)<br />
4/03/75 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/04/76 Colorado 7-2 (A)<br />
4/09/81 Wichita State 6-3 (A)<br />
4/08/82 Wichita State 9-0 (A)<br />
3/09/84 Wichita State 9-0 (A)<br />
3/10/86 Wichita State 5-4 (A)<br />
3/17/88 Wichita State 5-3 (H)<br />
2/17/91 Colorado 5-1 (N)<br />
3/14/91 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
1/<strong>06</strong>/93 Wichita State 4-3 (N)<br />
3/30/03 Colorado 5-2 (A)<br />
4/21/04 Colorado 6-1 (H)<br />
WILLIAM & MARY<br />
William & Mary leads 1-0<br />
3/28/03 William & Mary 5-2 (A)<br />
WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
1/31/94 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
2/25/96 Colorado 7-0 (H)<br />
WYOMING<br />
Colorado leads 7-6<br />
4/23/55 Colorado 6-3 (H)<br />
4/24/55 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
4/20/56 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/20/56 Colorado 7-2 (H)<br />
4/26/63 Colorado 8-1 (H)<br />
4/17/64 Wyoming 6-3 (H)<br />
4/18/64 Wyoming 8-1 (H)<br />
5/07/65 Colorado 4-3 (H)<br />
4/29/66 Wyoming 7-0 (H)<br />
4/12/69 Wyoming 5-4<br />
5/11/69 Wyoming 6-3 (H)<br />
4/17/71 Colorado 5-4 (H)<br />
5/07/71 Wyoming 5-4 (A)<br />
YALE<br />
Colorado leads 2-0<br />
3/22/86 Colorado 5-4 (N)<br />
3/19/94 Colorado 6-1 (N)<br />
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All-Time Conference Records<br />
AMERICA EAST<br />
Boston ...................................................... 1-0<br />
Total...................................(100%) 1-0<br />
ATLANTIC COAST<br />
Clemson ................................................... 3-0<br />
Florida State .......................................... 1-0<br />
Georgia Tech .......................................... 0-1<br />
Maryland ................................................. 1-0<br />
North Carolina State .......................... 1-1<br />
Virginia .................................................... 0-1<br />
Wake Forest ........................................... 1-1<br />
Total..................................(63.6%) 7-4<br />
BIG EAST<br />
Miami ....................................................... 1-0<br />
Notre Dame ............................................ 2-5<br />
Virginia Tech ......................................... 2-1<br />
Total..................................(45.4%) 5-6<br />
ATLANTIC 10<br />
Richmond ............................................... 2-0<br />
Total...................................(100%) 2-0<br />
BIG SKY<br />
Idaho State ............................................. 2-0<br />
Montana .................................................. 1-0<br />
Montana State ....................................... 5-0<br />
Northern Arizona ................................ 3-0<br />
Portland State ....................................... 0-1<br />
Weber State ........................................... 6-0<br />
Total...............................(94.4%) 17-1<br />
BIG SOUTH<br />
Coastal Carolina ................................... 1-0<br />
Total...................................(100%) 1-0<br />
BIG 10<br />
Illinois ...................................................... 2-1<br />
Indiana ..................................................... 0-1<br />
Iowa .......................................................... 1-1<br />
Michigan .................................................. 0-1<br />
Michigan State ...................................... 1-0<br />
Minnesota ............................................... 2-2<br />
Northwestern ....................................... 1-6<br />
Ohio State ............................................... 0-1<br />
Penn State............................................... 1-0<br />
Purdue ..................................................... 6-0<br />
Total............................ (51.8%) 14-13<br />
BIG 12<br />
Baylor .....................................................6-12<br />
Iowa State .............................................27-4<br />
Kansas .................................................15-31<br />
Kansas State ........................................20-2<br />
Missouri ................................................25-3<br />
Nebraska ............................................39-11<br />
Oklahoma ..........................................20-40<br />
Oklahoma State ...........................16-35-1<br />
Texas .......................................................0-12<br />
Texas A&M............................................3-12<br />
Texas Tech ....................................... 9-13-1<br />
Total................... (50.7%) 180-175-2<br />
BIG WEST<br />
UC-Irvine................................................. 2-9<br />
UC-Santa Barbara ................................ 5-6<br />
UC-Riverside ......................................... 2-0<br />
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Cal Poly .................................................... 1-1<br />
Cal State-Fullerton .............................. 2-1<br />
Cal State-Northridge .......................... 3-0<br />
Long Beach State ................................. 2-9<br />
Total............................ (39.5%) 17-26<br />
CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE<br />
California State-Los Angeles .......... 1-0<br />
California-San Diego ......................1-0-1<br />
Cal State Bakersield .......................... 3-0<br />
Total..............................(91.7%) 5-0-1<br />
COLONIAL ATHLETIC<br />
ASSOCIATION<br />
Virginia Commonwealth .................. 0-1<br />
William & Mary .................................... 0-1<br />
Total........................................(0%) 0-2<br />
CONFERENCE USA<br />
Alabama-Birmingham ....................... 0-1<br />
Houston ................................................... 0-1<br />
Louisville ................................................ 0-1<br />
Marquette ............................................... 1-0<br />
Memphis ................................................. 4-1<br />
South Florida ........................................ 1-1<br />
Southern Mississippi ......................... 4-0<br />
Texas Christian .................................3-8-2<br />
Tulane ...................................................... 0-2<br />
UNC-Charlotte ...................................... 3-0<br />
Total........................ (52.9%) 16-15-2<br />
HORIZON LEAGUE<br />
Wisconsin-Green Bay ........................ 2-0<br />
Total...................................(100%) 2-0<br />
INDEPENDENT<br />
Northern Colorado ...................... 29-0-1<br />
Total...........................(98.3%) 28-0-1<br />
IVY LEAGUE<br />
Cornell ..................................................... 2-0<br />
Dartmouth ..............................................4-1<br />
Harvard ...................................................2-2<br />
Yale ............................................................2-0<br />
Total...............................(76.9%) 10-3<br />
MID-AMERICAN<br />
Ball State ..................................................1-0<br />
Central Florida ......................................1-2<br />
Eastern Michigan .................................4-0<br />
Miami (Ohio) ..........................................1-0<br />
Northern Illinois ..................................3-1<br />
Western Michigan ...............................2-0<br />
Total.................................. (80%) 12-3<br />
MID-CONTINENT<br />
Centenary ...............................................1-0<br />
Oral Roberts ..........................................7-7<br />
Total................................. (53.3%) 8-7<br />
MISSOURI VALLEY<br />
Bradley ....................................................1-0<br />
Creighton ................................................2-0<br />
Drake ........................................................2-1<br />
Illinois State ...........................................2-0<br />
Indiana State .........................................1-0<br />
Northern Iowa ......................................2-0<br />
Southern Illinois ..................................3-0<br />
Wichita State ..................................7-12-1<br />
Total........................ (61.2%) 20-13-1<br />
MOUNTAIN WEST<br />
Air Force .............................................45-16<br />
Brigham Young ..................................... 0-8<br />
Colorado State ....................................33-2<br />
New Mexico .........................................6-15<br />
Nevada-Las Vegas ............................... 6-8<br />
San Diego State .................................... 7-1<br />
Utah ........................................................... 1-9<br />
Wyoming ................................................. 7-6<br />
Total..........................(61.4%) 105-65<br />
OHIO VALLEY<br />
Murray State .......................................... 1-0<br />
Total...................................(100%) 1-0<br />
PACIFIC 10<br />
Arizona .................................................... 0-4<br />
Arizona State ......................................... 0-3<br />
California ................................................ 0-1<br />
Oregon ..................................................... 1-0<br />
Stanford ................................................... 0-1<br />
USC ............................................................ 0-1<br />
Washington ............................................ 2-7<br />
Total...................................(15%) 3-17<br />
SOUTHEASTERN<br />
Arkansas ................................................. 0-1<br />
Auburn ..................................................... 0-2<br />
Florida ...................................................... 0-1<br />
Georgia .................................................... 0-1<br />
Mississippi State .................................. 0-1<br />
LSU ............................................................ 0-1<br />
South Carolina ...................................... 0-3<br />
Tennessee ............................................... 0-1<br />
Total..................................... (0%) 0-11<br />
SOUTHERN<br />
Davidson ................................................. 3-0<br />
Furman .................................................... 1-1<br />
Total..................................... (80%) 4-1<br />
SOUTHLAND<br />
East Texas State ................................... 0-3<br />
Northeast Louisiana........................... 1-0<br />
Southeastern Louisiana .................... 1-0<br />
Texas-Arlington .................................... 1-0<br />
Total..................................... (50%) 3-3<br />
SUN BELT<br />
Arkansas-Little Rock ......................... 1-1<br />
Denver ....................................................22-2<br />
Florida International ......................... 1-0<br />
Idaho ......................................................... 4-0<br />
Louisiana-Lafayette ............................ 2-1<br />
Middle Tennessee State .................... 1-2<br />
New Orleans .......................................... 0-1<br />
North Texas State ................................ 4-3<br />
South Alabama ..................................... 1-5<br />
Utah State ............................................... 4-0<br />
Total............................ (72.7%) 40-15<br />
WEST COAST<br />
Loyola Marymount ............................. 8-1<br />
Pepperdine ............................................. 2-8<br />
Portland .................................................. 1-0<br />
San Diego ................................................ 2-7<br />
Total............................ (44.8%) 13-16<br />
WESTERN ATHLETIC<br />
Boise State .............................................. 1-8<br />
Fresno State ........................................... 1-3<br />
Hawaii ...................................................... 2-0<br />
Nevada-Reno ......................................... 1-0<br />
New Mexico State ..............................10-5<br />
Rice ............................................................ 1-3<br />
San Jose State ........................................ 1-2<br />
Southern Methodist .................... 2-15-2<br />
Texas-El Paso ........................................ 3-0<br />
Tulsa ......................................................... 6-6<br />
Total........................ (38.9%) 28-42-2<br />
NCAA DIVISION II<br />
Colorado Mines ..................................11-0<br />
Metro State............................................. 3-0<br />
North Dakota State ............................. 1-0<br />
Northwest Missouri ........................... 1-0<br />
Regis ......................................................... 5-0<br />
Rollins College ...................................... 1-0<br />
Seattle ...................................................... 2-0<br />
South Dakota State ............................. 1-0<br />
Southeastern Okla. St. ....................... 1-0<br />
CSU-Pueblo (Southern Colorado) 19-0<br />
Total............................ (100.0%) 45-0<br />
NCAA DIVISION III<br />
Chapman ................................................. 0-1<br />
Colorado College ...............................23-3<br />
Fort Lewis ............................................... 1-0<br />
Hardin-Simmons ................................. 3-3<br />
Hastings College .................................. 1-0<br />
Mary Hardin .......................................... 1-0<br />
Redlands ................................................. 3-7<br />
Texas-Dallas ........................................... 1-0<br />
Total............................ (70.2%) 33-14<br />
NAIA<br />
Azusa Paciic.......................................... 1-0<br />
California Baptist ................................ 0-2<br />
Doane College ....................................... 2-0<br />
Oklahoma City ...................................... 2-1<br />
Trinity ...................................................... 0-1<br />
Total..................................(55.6%) 5-4<br />
JUNIOR COLLEGE<br />
Foothill College .................................... 1-0<br />
West Valley College ............................ 2-0<br />
Total...................................(100%) 3-0<br />
OTHERS<br />
Amarillo <strong>Tennis</strong> Club .....................0-0-1<br />
Amarillo (Tex.) College ..................... 1-0<br />
Boulder All-Stars ................................. 2-0<br />
Central Texas ......................................... 1-0<br />
Claremont College............................... 2-0<br />
Pan American ........................................ 2-2<br />
Parsons .................................................... 1-0<br />
San Diego All-Stars ............................. 1-0<br />
San Diego Navy .................................... 2-0<br />
San Fernando Valley State ............... 1-0<br />
U.S. International ................................. 1-3<br />
Vail All-Stars .......................................... 1-0<br />
Total...........................(75.6%) 15-5-1<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
All-Time Series Standings<br />
School W-L-T Last Meeting<br />
Air Force 45-16 W 4-3 2/02/02<br />
Alabama-Birmingham 0-1 L 0-4 3/27/99<br />
Amarillo (Tex.) College 1-0 W 8-1 4/<strong>06</strong>/73<br />
Amarillo (Tex.) <strong>Tennis</strong> Club 0-0-1 T 3-3 3/28/53<br />
Arizona 0-4 L 4-5 3/08/92<br />
Arizona State 0-3 L 3-4 5/<strong>06</strong>/95<br />
Arkansas 0-1 L 1-6 2/20/93<br />
Arkansas-Little Rock 1-1 L 3-4 2/20/98<br />
Auburn 0-2 L 3-4 1/31/03<br />
Azusa Paciic 1-0 W 7-0 3/19/99<br />
Ball State 1-0 W 4-3 3/09/01<br />
Baylor 6-12 L 1-6 1/30/05<br />
Boise State 1-8 L 3-4 4/01/05<br />
Boston 1-0 W 7-0 3/<strong>06</strong>/02<br />
Boulder All-Stars 2-0 W 9-0 1976-77<br />
Bradley 1-0 W 7-0 3/15/87<br />
Brigham Young 0-8 L 0-7 2/26/05<br />
Cal-Baptist 0-2 L 4-5 3/21/75<br />
Cal-Berkeley 0-1 L 1-8 3/28/73<br />
UC-Irvine 2-9 L 2-5 3/30/96<br />
Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 1-1 W 4-3 3/27/99<br />
UC-Riverside 2-0 W 5-2 3/30/88<br />
Cal-San Diego 1-0-1 W 9-0 3/31/69<br />
Cal-Santa Barbara 5-6 W 4-3 4/01/95<br />
Cal State-Bakersield 3-0 W 7-2 3/19/83<br />
Cal State-Fullerton 2-1 L 4-5 3/21/83<br />
Cal State Los Angeles 1-0 W 9-0 3/28/85<br />
Cal State-Northridge 3-0 W 6-3 3/26/85<br />
California Western 2-0 W 9-0 4/02/69<br />
Centenary 1-0 W 7-0 3/04/01<br />
Central Florida 1-2 L 2-5 2/16/03<br />
Central Texas 1-0 W 6-3 3/27/78<br />
Chapman 0-1 L 2-7 3/30/84<br />
Claremont (Calif.) College 2-0 W 9-0 3/27/84<br />
Clemson 3-0 W 5-1 3/07/98<br />
Coastal Carolina 1-0 W 7-2 4/01/90<br />
Colorado All-Stars 1-0 W 5-4 2/28/76<br />
Colorado College 23-3 W 8-1 3/12/84<br />
Colorado Scool of Mines 11-0 W 7-0 2/13/05<br />
Colorado-Colorado Springs 1-0 W 7-0 2/01/04<br />
Colorado State 33-2 W 7-0 2/02/96<br />
Colorado State-Pueblo 1-0 W 7-0 2/01/04<br />
Cornell 2-0 W 9-0 3/25/88<br />
Creighton 2-0 W 6-0 2/09/91<br />
Dartmouth 4-1 W 6-1 3/23/00<br />
Davidson (N.C.) College 3-0 W 6-0 3/21/91<br />
Doane (Neb.) College 2-0 W 9-0 3/09/74<br />
Denver 22-2 W 6-1 2/28/05<br />
Drake 2-1 L 3-4 2/11/95<br />
East Texas State 0-3 L 3-4 3/31/62<br />
Eastern Michigan 4-0 W 7-1 1/30/00<br />
Florida 0-1 L 1-5 3/25/89<br />
Florida International 1-0 W 5-3 2/28/92<br />
Florida State 1-0 W 4-2 3/<strong>06</strong>/93<br />
Foothill (Calif.) College 1-0 W 6-3 3/24/79<br />
Fort Lewis College 1-0 W 7-0 4/23/68<br />
Fresno State 1-3 L 0-4 3/13/04<br />
Furman 1-1 W 5-0 3/26/90<br />
Georgia 0-1 L 1-8 3/30/89<br />
Georgia Tech 0-1 L 0-9 3/24/89<br />
Hardin Simmons (Texas) 3-3 W 8-1 5/05/73<br />
Harvard 2-2 W 4-3 3/11/05<br />
Hastings (Neb.) College 1-0 W 7-0 5/12/65<br />
Hawai’i 2-0 W 5-1 3/26/88<br />
Houston 0-1 L 1-5 1949-50<br />
Idaho 4-0 W 5-1 4/03/05<br />
Idaho State 2-0 W 6-1 2/16/01<br />
Illinois 2-1 L 1-4 3/07/97<br />
Illinois State 2-0 W 7-2 3/08/88<br />
Indiana 0-1 L 3-4 3/05/94<br />
Indiana State 1-0 W 4-3 11/4/94<br />
Iowa 1-1 W 6-2 2/18/90<br />
Iowa State 27-4 W 4-1 4/24/94<br />
Kansas 15-31 L 3-4 4/07/01<br />
Kansas State 20-2 W 9-0 4/12/86<br />
Long Beach State 2-9 L 0-9 3/26/84<br />
School W-L-T Last Meeting<br />
Louisiana-Lafayette 2-1 W 4-3 4/12/03<br />
Louisiana State 0-1 L 0-7 2/17/93<br />
Louisville 0-1 L 3-4 3/12/05<br />
Loyola Marymount 8-1 L 2-5 3/07/03<br />
Marquette 1-0 W 4-1 2/07/95<br />
Mary Hardin 1-0 W 8-1 3/26/78<br />
Maryland 1-0 W 5-2 2/17/89<br />
Memphis 4-1 W 6-0 3/19/96<br />
Metro St. College 3-0 W 6-1 2/07/04<br />
Miami (Fla.) 1-0 W 4-3 3/28/92<br />
Miami (Ohio) 1-0 W 5-3 2/01/92<br />
Michigan 0-1 L 2-7 4/29/79<br />
Michigan State 1-0 W 7-2 2/02/92<br />
Middle Tennessee State 1-2 L 1-4 3/08/02<br />
Minnesota 2-2 L 1-8 3/25/86<br />
Mississippi State 0-1 L 0-4 3/11/04<br />
Mississippt State 0-1 L 0-4 3/11/04<br />
Missouri 25-3 W 7-0 4/22/98<br />
Montana 1-0 W 7-0 3/03/01<br />
Montana State 5-0 W 6-1 2/13/05<br />
Murray State 1-0 W 8-1 3/16/90<br />
Nebraska 39-11 W 4-3 3/29/05<br />
Nevada-Las Vegas 6-8 W 4-1 3/09/03<br />
Nevada-Reno 1-0 W 6-1 2/16/96<br />
New Mexico 6-15 W 5-2 3/19/05<br />
New Mexico State 10-5 W 6-1 2/16/02<br />
New Orleans 0-1 L 3-4 3/07/03<br />
North Carolina-Charlotte 3-0 W 5-1 3/22/91<br />
North Carolina State 1-1 L 3-4 3/12/04<br />
North Dakota State 1-0 W 7-0 5/<strong>06</strong>/64<br />
North Texas State 4-3 W 6-0 2/03/90<br />
Northeast Louisiana 1-0 W 5-1 2/14/97<br />
Northern Arizona 3-0 W 6-0 3/28/96<br />
Northern Colorado 28-0-1 W 7-0 2/07/04<br />
Northern Illinois 3-1 W 4-1 3/08/03<br />
Northern Iowa 2-0 W 7-0 2/26/00<br />
Northwest Missouri 1-0 W 5-4 5/03/74<br />
Northwestern 1-6 L 1-6 3/24/00<br />
Notre Dame 2-5 L 0-6 3/07/92<br />
Oklahoma 20-40 W 4-3 4/23/05<br />
Oklahoma City 2-1 W 6-2 3/15/87<br />
Oklahoma State 16-35-1 L 3-4 3/22/05<br />
Ohio State 0-1 L 3-6 3/16/89<br />
Oral Roberts 7-7 W 4-0 3/12/94<br />
Oregon 1-0 W 5-2 3/25/97<br />
Pan American 2-2 W 8-1 2/12/88<br />
Parsons 1-0 W 7-0 3/24/63<br />
Penn State 1-0 W 5-2 2/12/00<br />
Pepperdine 2-8 L 1-6 3/21/97<br />
Portland 1-0 W 8-0 3/08/91<br />
Portland State 0-1 L 0-7 3/25/02<br />
Pueblo, CSU (S. Colorado) 19-0 W 7-0 2/01/04<br />
Purdue 6-0 W 6-1 2/12/94<br />
Redlands 3-7 W 5-3 3/21/85<br />
Regis 5-0 W 9-0 3/19/85<br />
Rice 1-3 L 3-4 4/13/03<br />
Richmond 2-0 W 7-2 3/25/90<br />
Rollins (Fla.) College 1-0 W 5-0 3/08/97<br />
San Diego 2-7 L 2-5 3/29/01<br />
San Diego All-Stars 1-0 W 5-1 3/27/76<br />
San Diego Navy 2-0 W 9-0 3/29/72<br />
San Diego State 7-1 W 4-0 2/18/94<br />
San Fernando Valley State 1-0 W 7-2 3/13/71<br />
Stanford 0-1 L 0-6 5/15/93<br />
San Jose State 1-2 W 6-0 3/26/94<br />
Seattle 2-0 W 7-0 2/10/95<br />
South Alabama 1-5 L 2-5 4/2/05<br />
South Carolina 0-3 L 0-6 3/27/91<br />
South Florida 1-1 L 1-6 2/15/03<br />
South Dakota State 1-0 W 8-1 3/16/74<br />
Southeastern Louisiana 1-0 W 5-2 3/28/92<br />
Southeastern Okla. State 1-0 W 5-1 4/01/58<br />
Southern California 0-1 L 0-9 3/20/81<br />
Southern Illinois 3-0 W 7-0 2/27/93<br />
Southern Methodist 2-15-2 L 2-5 4/08/05<br />
Southern Mississippi 4-0 W 4-1 3/<strong>06</strong>/99<br />
School W-L-T Last Meeting<br />
Southwest Louisiana 0-1 L 1-4 3/08/97<br />
Tennessee 0-1 L 0-6 3/20/90<br />
Texas 0-12 L 1-6 4/10/05<br />
Texas A&M 3-12 L 1-6 4/28/05<br />
Texas-Arlington 1-0 W 4-3 2/17/01<br />
Texas Christian 3-9-2 L 1-6 4/17/05<br />
Texas-Dallas 1-0 W 6-3 3/31/78<br />
Texas-El Paso 3-0 W 6-0 2/15/91<br />
Texas Tech 9-13-1 L 1-6 4/24/05<br />
Texas Western 1-0 W 5-1 4/12/63<br />
Trinity 0-1 L 1-8 3/30/78<br />
Tulane 0-2 L 3-4 3/04/99<br />
Tulsa 6-6 L 1-6 3/10/05<br />
U.S. International 1-3 W 9-0 3/18/90<br />
Utah 1-9 L 3-4 2/27/05<br />
Utah State 4-0 W 7-0 2/17/95<br />
Vail All-Stars 1-0 W 9-0 2/29/76<br />
Virginia 0-1 L 2-5 3/22/04<br />
Virginia Commonwealth 0-1 L 0-7 3/25/03<br />
Virginia Tech 2-1 L 2-5 3/24/04<br />
Wake Forest 1-1 W 5-3 3/25/91<br />
Washington 2-7 L 0-4 3/26/98<br />
Weber State 6-0 W 7-0 2/15/02<br />
West Texas State 4-6 W 5-0 3/<strong>06</strong>/89<br />
Western Michigan 2-0 W 8-1 1/31/91<br />
W. Valley (Calif.) College 2-0 W 8-1 3/25/79<br />
Wichita State 7-12-1 W 6-1 4/21/04<br />
William and Mary 0-1 L 2-5 3/28/03<br />
Wisconsin-Green Bay 2-0 W 7-0 2/25/96<br />
Wyoming 7-6 L 4-5 5/07/71<br />
Yale 2-0 W 6-1 3/19/94<br />
20<strong>06</strong> opponents in boldface<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
35
Buffs’ Conference History<br />
FIVE-TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1993, 1958, 1956, 1954, 1953)<br />
<strong>2005</strong> .......................................... tied for Sixth Place<br />
2004 .......................................... tied for Sixth Place<br />
2003 ......................................... tied for Sixth Place<br />
2002 ..........................................tied for Fifth Place<br />
2001 .................................................... Eighth Place<br />
2000 ..................................................... Eighth Place<br />
1999 ..................................................... Eighth place<br />
No. 1 doubles-Dony Papadia/Boris Sepesi<br />
1998 ......................................................... Fifth place<br />
1997 ...................................................... Third place<br />
............................ No.3 singles - Dony Papadia<br />
1996 .................................................... Second place<br />
1995 ...................................................... Second place<br />
.................................No.1 singles - Marc Bauer<br />
.............................No.2 singles - Rolf Andersch<br />
1994 ......................................................... Third place<br />
.................................No.3 singles - Marc Bauer<br />
.................No.4 singles - Paul Trumplemann<br />
........................ No.6 singles - Mitch Robinson<br />
1993 .......................................................... First place<br />
..................................No.2 singles - Jesper Witt<br />
............................No.5 singles - Rolf Andersch<br />
............................No.6 singles - Scott Davidoff<br />
.....No.1 doubles - Jeff Spiers/Stefan Figley<br />
... No.2 doubles - Jesper Witt/Marc Leclair<br />
1992 ......................................................... Third place<br />
.................................No.4 singles-Stefan Figley<br />
.............................. No.6 singles-Scott Davidoff<br />
.....No.2 doubles - Jeff Spiers/Stefan Figley<br />
1991 ....................................Fifth place - 57 points<br />
1990 ....................................Fifth place - 65 points<br />
1989 ....................................Fifth place - 50 points<br />
1988 ....................................Fifth place - 49 points<br />
1987 ....................................Fifth place - 51 points<br />
1986 ....................................Fifth place - 54 points<br />
...............................No. 4 singles - Gary Osteen<br />
1985 ...........Tied for fourth place - 62.5 points<br />
1984 ....................................Fifth place - 54 points<br />
1983 ............................... Fourth place - 56 points<br />
The 1958 team claimed the Big 8 team<br />
title and three singles titles.<br />
1953 Team: Front: Don Hilgers, Jerry Starika, Dan<br />
Luna; Back: John Browne, Earl Denny, Carl Huter,<br />
Dick Gray.<br />
1982 ............................... Fourth place - 75 points<br />
1981 ..................................Third place - 81 points<br />
1980 ..................................Third place - 83 points<br />
1979 .............................. Second place - 58 points<br />
..................... No.5 singles - Craig Richardson<br />
1978 ..................................Third place - 55 points<br />
.......No.1 doubles - Bill Brawer/Skip Smith<br />
1977 ............................Fourth place - 11.5 points<br />
..................................No.3 singles - Bill Brawer<br />
1976 ....................................Fifth place - 26 points<br />
1975 ............................... Fourth place - 41 points<br />
.. No.2 doubles - Glenn Nakazawa/Charles<br />
Laster<br />
1974 ............................Fourth place - 48.5 points<br />
....................... No.2 singles - Kent Woodward<br />
............................. No.5 singles - Rod Swanson<br />
.... No.2 doubles - Bill Edelman/Rick Gitlin<br />
1973 .............................. Second place - 64 points<br />
No.2 doubles - Peter Armstrong/Jon Grout<br />
1972 .............................. Second place - 56 points<br />
..................................... No.3 singles - Lou Dods<br />
1971 .......................Tied Second place - 7 points<br />
...............................No.5 singles - Bill Edelman<br />
1970 ...................................... Fifth place - 4 points<br />
1969 ................................. Second place - 8 points<br />
1968 ..... Fourth place - 35 points (dual-meet)<br />
1967 ..........Fifth place - 27 points (dual-meet)<br />
1966 ...................................Eighth place - 0 points<br />
1965 ..................................Fourth place - 5 points<br />
1964 ......................Tied for ifth place - 2 points<br />
1963 ..................................Fourth place - 5 points<br />
1962 ................................. Second place - 9 points<br />
1961 .....................................Third place - 8 points<br />
No.1 doubles - Tag Grossman/Fred Bierig<br />
1960 ................. Tied for fourth place - 3 points<br />
..................................No.4 singles - Bob Shaver<br />
1959 .....................................Third place - 8 points<br />
.....................................No.1 singles - Ron Latta<br />
1958 ......................Tie for irst place - 13 points<br />
.....................................No.3 singles - Ron Latta<br />
.................................. No.4 singles - Bart Green<br />
............................ No.5 singles - John Whistler<br />
........ No.2 doubles - Bob Wright/Ron Latta<br />
1957 ................................. Second place - 9 points<br />
.....................................No.4 singles - Ron Latta<br />
1956 ....................................First place - 12 points<br />
..............................No.2 singles - Larry Wright<br />
..............................No.3 singles - Dave Stewart<br />
.................................... No.4 singles - Reid Rundell<br />
....................................... No.5 singles - Bob Wright<br />
1955 ..................................Fourth place - 7 points<br />
........................................ No.4 singles - Jim Landin<br />
1954 ....................................First place - 13 points<br />
......................................... No.4 singles - Carl Huter<br />
.....No.2 doubles - Dan Luna/Bob Hunsberger<br />
1953 ....................................First place - 15 points<br />
................................. No.3 singles - Gerald Starika<br />
........................................... No.4 singles - Dan Luna<br />
............................ No.5 singles - Bill Montgomery<br />
..............No.2 doubles - Dan Luna/Don Hilgers<br />
1952 .....................................Third place - 9 points<br />
.....No.2 doubles - Don Hilgers/Ev Thalhamer<br />
1951 ..................................Third place - 10 points<br />
...............................No.1 singles - Peter Arendrup<br />
....................................... No.4 singles - Scott Smith<br />
1950 .............................. Second place - 11 points<br />
................................No.1 singles - PeterArendrup<br />
.......................................... No.5 singles - Pete Cook<br />
1949...................................Third place - 6 pts.<br />
Buffs With Two Or More<br />
Conference Championships<br />
Peter Arendup<br />
1950 #1 Singles<br />
1951 #1 Singles<br />
Marc Bauer<br />
1994 #3 Singles<br />
1995 #1 Singles<br />
Bill Brawer<br />
1977 #3 Singles<br />
1979 #1 Doubles<br />
Scott Davidoff<br />
1992 #6 Singles<br />
1993 #6 Singles<br />
Stefon Figley<br />
1992 #4 Singles<br />
1992 #2 Doubles<br />
1993 #1 Doubles<br />
Ron Latta<br />
1957 #4 Singles<br />
1958 #3 Singles<br />
1958 #2 Doubles<br />
1959 #1 Singles<br />
Dan Luna<br />
1953 #4 Singles<br />
1953 #2 Doubles<br />
1954 #2 Doubles<br />
Dony Papadia<br />
1997 #3 Singles<br />
1999 #1 Doubles<br />
Jeff Spires<br />
1992 #2 Doubles<br />
1993 #1 Doubles<br />
Jasper Witt<br />
1993 #2 Singles<br />
1993 #2 Doubles<br />
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Buffs’ NCAA History<br />
Colorado Men at the NCAAs<br />
Year Team Singles Doubles<br />
1947 None Lou Dods: 2nd Rd. None<br />
1951 None None Arendrup/Smith: 1st Rd.<br />
1963 None Richard Hillway: 1st Rd. None<br />
1993 Rd. of 32 Marc Leclair: 1st Rd. Figley/Spiers: Rd. of 16<br />
1995 None Marc Bauer: 2nd Rd. None<br />
1996 Rd. of 32 Marc Bauer: 2nd Rd. None<br />
1997 Rd. of 32. None None<br />
1998 1st Rd. None None<br />
It’s the goal of every college tennis player - an invitation to the NCAA Tournament.<br />
The tournament represents much more than a gathering of the inest<br />
players collegiate tennis has to offer. It symbolizes the culmination of years of<br />
hard work and determination for its participants.<br />
Since <strong>CU</strong> players irst began representing<br />
the university on the tennis<br />
courts, four singles players, two<br />
doubles teams and several teams have<br />
earned the right to participate in the<br />
making of NCAA history. The irst to<br />
do so was Lou Dods, who was invited<br />
to <strong>com</strong>pete in the 1947 NCAA <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Championships. In addition to being<br />
the irst Buff tennis player to <strong>com</strong>pete<br />
in the NCAA Tournament, Dods also<br />
earned <strong>CU</strong>’s irst Big Seven tennis title<br />
when he won the No. 2 singles crown<br />
in 1948 in Lincoln, Neb.<br />
<strong>CU</strong>’s next appearance at the<br />
NCAAs came in 1951 when coach Dick<br />
Gray sent Buffs Scott Smith and Peter<br />
Arendrup to represent the university<br />
at the national championships. After<br />
his days at <strong>CU</strong>, Arendrup went on to<br />
represent his native Denmark as a<br />
member of the country’s Davis Cup<br />
team.<br />
Gray produced another NCAA qualiier in 1963 in the form of Richard<br />
Hillway, who would be the last Buff to earn this right for 30 years.<br />
The Buffs’ courtship<br />
with the NCAA Tournament<br />
was revived in 1993 when<br />
coach Ron Smarr sent Marc<br />
Leclair and the doubles tandem<br />
of Stefan Figley and Jeff<br />
Spiers to Athens, Georgia, for<br />
the tournament. As a team, <strong>CU</strong><br />
advanced to the second round<br />
by beating New Mexico before<br />
being ousted by defending national<br />
champion Stanford.<br />
Leclair was eliminated<br />
in the irst round of singles<br />
play, while Spiers and Figley<br />
advanced to the third round of<br />
doubles <strong>com</strong>petition.<br />
After a year off, Marc<br />
Bauer brought the Buffaloes<br />
The 1993 NCAA Squad: Front Row (L-R):<br />
Mark Janasik, Marc Leclair, Rolf Andersch.<br />
Second Row: Jesper Witt, Jeff Spiers, Scott<br />
Smith, Peter Spiska, Scott Davidoff. Back<br />
Row: Mitchel Robinson, Stefan Figley, Head<br />
Coach Ron Smarr<br />
The 1996 NCAA Squad: Front Row (L-R): Martel Bufford, Chris<br />
Celechovsky, Head Coach Ron Smarr, Allan Cooper, Brian Kettler.<br />
Back Row: Marc Bauer, Mitch Robinson, Graham Cross, Robert<br />
Pavliska, Kevin Grieve, Chris Tapernoux, Tim Jenkins<br />
back to the NCAA Tournament<br />
in 1995 as an unseeded wildcard<br />
entry. He went on to upset<br />
the 45th-ranked player in the<br />
ITA/Rolex Collegiate <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Rankings and became the irst<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Coach Dick Gray (center) sent Scott Smith (left) and Peter Arendrup (right)<br />
to the 1951 NCAA Tournament.<br />
Colorado player to win an NCAA Tournament singles match since Dods in<br />
1947. The Big Eight Conference’s Player of the Year was eliminated in the<br />
second round.<br />
In 1996, Bauer once again advanced to the second round in the indiviudal<br />
portion of the tourney, and Colorado returned<br />
to the tournament as a team, defeating Tulsa, 4-2 in<br />
the irst round to reach the semiinals of the NCAA<br />
Region V Championships. The squad lost to Kansas,<br />
4-0, in the Round of 32, but it sparked a run of three<br />
consecutive seasons in which the team would make<br />
an appearance in postseason <strong>com</strong>petition.<br />
In 1997, Colorado once again reached the second<br />
round with a 4-0 blanking of Oklahoma before<br />
falling to Kansas once again, 4-0, in the Round of<br />
32. In 1998, Colorado’s most recent showing at the<br />
NCAA Tournament, the squad could not get passed<br />
it’s initial opponent, Tulsa, falling 4-1 to the Golden<br />
Hurricanes in the irst round.<br />
In 20<strong>06</strong>, the Buffs are looking for their irst<br />
NCAA postseason since the spring of 1998.<br />
The 1998 NCAA Squad: Front Row (L-R): Chris Celechovsky, Artur<br />
Rusiecki, Jerad Harbaugh, Tim Jenkins. Back Row: Head coach Scott<br />
Davidoff, Robert Taylor, Kevin Grieve, Graham Cross, Boris Sepesi, Dony<br />
Papadia, Loic Lemener, Assistant Coach Mike Phillips<br />
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Big 12 Conference History<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Baylor 7 0 1.000 33 1 .971<br />
Texas A&M 5 2 .714 17 9 .654<br />
Oklahoma State 5 2 .714 22 7 .759<br />
Texas Tech 5 2 .714 25 4 .862<br />
Texas 2 5 .286 13 10 .565<br />
Oklahoma 2 5 .286 17 7 .708<br />
Colorado 2 5 .286 9 15 .375<br />
Nebraska 0 7 .000 9 15 .375<br />
2004 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Baylor 7 0 1.000 32 2 .941<br />
Texas A&M 6 1 .857 23 9 .719<br />
Texas 5 2 .714 15 12 .556<br />
Oklahoma St. 4 3 .571 17 6 .739<br />
Oklahoma 3 4 .429 16 7 .696<br />
Texas Tech 2 5 .286 12 12 .500<br />
Colorado 1 6 .143 7 16 .409<br />
Nebraska 0 7 .000 9 13 .409<br />
2003 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Baylor 7 0 1.000 28 2 .933<br />
Texas 6 1 .800 19 7 .731<br />
Oklahoma St. 5 2 .714 18 5 .783<br />
Texas A&M 4 3 .571 23 10 .697<br />
Texas Tech 3 4 .429 13 8 .650<br />
Colorado 1 6 .143 6 16 .273<br />
Nebraska 1 6 .143 10 11 .476<br />
Oklahoma 1 7 .125 15 10 .600<br />
2002 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Baylor 7 0 1.000 25 1 .962<br />
Texas 6 1 .857 21 3 .875<br />
Texas A&M 5 2 .714 20 6 .769<br />
Oklahoma St. 3 4 .429 11 8 .579<br />
Texas Tech 3 4 .429 14 11 .560<br />
Colorado 2 5 .286 12 11 .522<br />
Nebraska 2 5 .286 10 12 .455<br />
Oklahoma 0 7 .000 10 12 .455<br />
2001 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Texas A&M 8 0 1.000 27 4 .871<br />
Baylor 6 2 .750 12 12 .500<br />
Texas 6 2 .750 18 6 .750<br />
Oklahoma St. 5 3 .625 13 9 .591<br />
Kansas 5 3 .625 15 11 .577<br />
Nebraska 3 5 .375 9 14 .391<br />
Colorado 2 6 .250 12 11 .522<br />
Texas Tech 1 7 .125 7 15 .318<br />
Oklahoma 0 8 .000 1 12 .077<br />
2000 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Baylor 8 0 1.000 23 6 .793<br />
Texas A&M 7 1 .875 24 6 .800<br />
Texas 6 2 .750 19 7 .731<br />
Kansas 5 3 .625 10 12 .455<br />
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Oklahoma St. 4 4 .500 11 8 .579<br />
Texas Tech 3 5 .375 9 12 .429<br />
Oklahoma 2 6 .250 13 12 .520<br />
Colorado 1 7 .125 9 11 .429<br />
Nebraska 0 8 .000 5 11 .313<br />
1999 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Texas 8 0 1.000 25 5 .833<br />
Baylor 7 1 .875 25 4 .862<br />
Texas A&M 6 2 .750 15 7 .682<br />
Nebraska 4 4 .500 10 12 .455<br />
Texas Tech 4 4 .500 15 10 .600<br />
Kansas 3 5 .375 12 9 .571<br />
Oklahoma 2 6 .250 13 15 .464<br />
Colorado 1 7 .125 10 12 .455<br />
Oklahoma St. 1 7 .125 9 12 .429<br />
1998 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Texas 8 1 .889 24 5 .828<br />
Texas A&M 7 2 .778 19 6 .760<br />
Oklahoma St. 7 2 .778 17 6 .739<br />
Baylor 7 2 .778 15 9 .625<br />
Colorado 5 4 .556 12 12 .500<br />
Kansas 4 5 .444 10 15 .400<br />
Oklahoma 4 5 .444 13 11 .542<br />
Texas Tech 2 7 .222 11 15 .423<br />
Nebraska 1 8 .111 13 12 .520<br />
Missouri 0 9 .000 1 14 .<strong>06</strong>7<br />
1997 Conference / Overall<br />
W L Pct. W L Pct.<br />
Texas 9 0 1.000 26 6 .813<br />
Kansas 8 1 .889 19 8 .704<br />
Colorado 7 2 .667 20 10 .667<br />
Oklahoma St. 6 3 .714 18 7 .720<br />
Texas Tech 4 5 .444 11 14 .440<br />
Oklahoma 4 5 .444 16 9 .640<br />
Texas A&M 3 6 .375 9 15 .375<br />
Baylor 3 6 .333 13 12 .520<br />
Nebraska 1 8 .143 9 15 .375<br />
Missouri 0 9 .000 2 19 .095<br />
Big 12 Tournament Results<br />
<strong>2005</strong>: April 29-May1<br />
Univ. of Texas, Austin, Texas<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #8 Nebraska, 4-0<br />
#5 Texas def. #4 Texas Tech 4-1<br />
#3 Oklahoma State def. #6 Oklahoma 4-0<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #7 Colorado 4-1<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #5 Texas 4-1<br />
#3 Oklahoma State def. #2 Texas A&M 4-2<br />
Finals<br />
#1 Baylor 4 def. #3 Oklahoma State 4-1<br />
2004: APRIL 30-MAY 2<br />
Univ. of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla.<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #7 Colorado, 4-0<br />
#6 Texas Tech def.#3 Texas, 4-1<br />
#1 Baylor def. #8 Nebraska, 4-0<br />
#4 Oklahoma State def. #5 Oklahoma, 4-1<br />
Semiinals<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #6 Texas Tech, 4-0<br />
#1 Baylor def. #4 Oklahoma State, 4-0<br />
Championship<br />
#1 Baylor def. #2 Texas A&M, 4-0<br />
2003: APRIL 24-27<br />
Univ. of Kansas., Kansas City, Mo.<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #8 Nebraska, 4-0<br />
#2 Texas def. #7 Oklahoma, 4-0<br />
#3 Oklahoma State def. #6 Colorado, 4-0<br />
#4 Texas A&M def. #5 Texas Tech, 4-0<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #4 Texas A&M, 4-0<br />
#3 Oklahoma State def. #2 Texas, 4-2<br />
Championship<br />
#1 Baylor def. #3 Oklahoma State, 4-0<br />
2002: APRIL 26-28<br />
Texas A&M Univ., College Station, Tex.<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #8 Oklahoma, 4-0<br />
#5 Texas Tech def. Oklahoma State, 4-0<br />
#3 Texas A&M def. #6 Colorado, 4-0<br />
#2 Texas def. #7 Nebraska, 4-0<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #5 Texas Tech, 4-1<br />
#3 Texas A&M def. #2 Texas, 4-3<br />
Championship<br />
#1 Baylor def. #3 Texas A&M, 4-2<br />
2001: APRIL 26-29<br />
Baylor University - Waco, Texas<br />
First Round<br />
#8 Texas Tech def. #9 Oklahoma, 4-1<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Texas A&M def. #8 Texas Tech, 5-0<br />
#4 Oklahoma State def. #5 Kansas, 4-3<br />
#3 Texas def. #6 Nebraska, 4-0<br />
#2 Baylor def. #7 Colorado, 4-0<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Texas A&M def. #4 Oklahoma State, 4-1<br />
#3 Texas def. #2 Baylor, 4-1<br />
Championship<br />
#1 Texas A&M def. #3 Texas, 4-1<br />
2000: APRIL 27-30<br />
Univ. of Kansas- Kansas City, Mo.<br />
First Round<br />
#8 Colorado def. #9 Nebraska, 4-3<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #8 Colorado, 4-0<br />
#4 Kansas def. #5 Oklahoma State, 4-2<br />
#3 Texas def. #6 Texas Tech, 4-1<br />
#2 Texas A&m def. #7 Oklahoma, 4-0<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Baylor def. #4 Kansas, 4-0<br />
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Big 12 Conference History<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #3 Texas, 4-0<br />
Championship<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #1 Baylor, 4-0<br />
1999: APRIL 29 - May 2<br />
Texas A&M Univ. - College Station, Tex.<br />
First Round<br />
#8 Colorado def. #9 Oklahoma State, 4-3<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Texas def. #8 Colorado, 5-0<br />
#2 Baylor def. #7 Oklahoma, 4-0<br />
#6 Kansas def. #3 Texas A&M, 4-3<br />
#4 Nebraska def. #5 Texas Tech, 4-3<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Texas def. #4 Nebraska, 4-1<br />
#2 Baylor def. #6 Kansas, 4-0<br />
Championship<br />
#1 Texas def. #2 Baylor, 4-0<br />
1998: APRIL 23-26<br />
University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Neb.<br />
First Round<br />
#7 Oklahoma def. #10 Missouri, 5-0<br />
#8 Texas Tech def. #9 Nebraska, 4-0<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Texas def. #8 Texas Tech, 4-1<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #7 Oklahoma, 4-0<br />
#6 Kansas def. #3 Oklahoma State, 4-1<br />
#4 Baylor def. #5 Colorado, 4-2<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Texas def. #4 Baylor, 4-1<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #6 Kansas, 4-0<br />
Championship<br />
#2 Texas A&M def. #1 Texas, 4-0<br />
1997: APRIL 24-27<br />
University of Texas - Austin, Texas<br />
First Round<br />
#7 Texas A&M def. #10 Missouri, 4-0<br />
#8 Baylor def. #9 Nebraska, 4-0<br />
Quarterinals<br />
#1 Texas def. #8 Baylor, 4-0<br />
#2 Kansas def. #7 Texas A&M, 4-1<br />
#3 Colorado def. #6 Oklahoma, 4-1<br />
#4 Oklahoma State def. #5 Texas Tech, 4-3<br />
Semiinals<br />
#1 Texas def. #4 Oklahoma State, 4-0<br />
#2 Kansas def. #3 Colorado, 4-0<br />
Championship<br />
#1 Texas def. #2 Kansas, 4-1<br />
Player of the Year<br />
<strong>2005</strong> — Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
2004 — Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
2003 — Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
2002 — Jean Simon, Texas<br />
2001 — Shuon Madden, Texas A&M<br />
2000 — Shuon Madden, Texas A&M<br />
1999 — Johann Jooste, Baylor<br />
1998 — Pavel Kudrnac, Oklahoma State<br />
1997 — Pavel Kudrnac, Oklahoma State<br />
Freshman of the Year<br />
<strong>2005</strong> — Radek Nijaki, Texas Tech<br />
2004 — Matija Zgaga, Baylor;<br />
Daniel Byrnes, Oklahoma State<br />
2003 — Ivor Lovrak, Baylor<br />
2002 — Benjamin Becker, Baylor<br />
2001 — Reiner Neurohr, Baylor<br />
2000 — Zoltan Papp, Baylor<br />
1999 — Brandon Hawk, Texas<br />
1998 — Rafael de Mesa, Texas A&M<br />
1997 — Nick Crowell, Texas<br />
New<strong>com</strong>er of the Year<br />
<strong>2005</strong> — Lars Poerschke, Baylor;<br />
Jerry Makowski, Texas A&M<br />
2004 — Mohamed Dakki, Texas A&M;<br />
Jakob Paulsen, Texas Tech<br />
2003 — Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
2002 — Ante Matijevic, Texas A&M<br />
2001 — Tres Davis, Texas A&M<br />
2000 — Ryan Newport, Texas A&M<br />
Eleazar Magallan, Kansas<br />
1999 — Jorge Aldrete, Baylor<br />
1998 — Pawel Gajdzik, Baylor<br />
1997 — Pavel Kudrnac, Oklahoma State<br />
All-Conference Teams<br />
<strong>2005</strong> - Singles<br />
Benjamin Becker, Baylor<br />
Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
Lars Poerschke, Baylor<br />
Marko Bundalo, Colorado<br />
Ondrej Fukala, Oklahoma<br />
Marek Velicka, Oklahoma<br />
Tomas Bohunicky, Oklahoma State<br />
Mark Van Elden, Oklahoma State<br />
Callum Beale, Texas<br />
Travis Helgeson, Texas<br />
Jerry Makowski, Texas A&M<br />
Ante Matijevic, Texas A&M<br />
Radek Nijaki, Texas Tech<br />
Bojan Szumanski, Texas Tech<br />
Doubles<br />
Benedikt Dorsch/Matija Zgaga, Baylor**<br />
Lars Poerschke/Michal Kokta, Baylor<br />
Tommy Garrison/Ondrej Fukala, Oklahoma**<br />
Boris Kuharic/Juan Felipe Diaz, Oklahoma<br />
St**<br />
Callum Beale/Travis Helgeson, Texas<br />
Brett Joelson/Ante Matijevic, Texas A&M<br />
2004 - Singles<br />
Benjamin Becker, Baylor<br />
Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
Matias Marin, Baylor<br />
Matija Zgaga, Baylor<br />
Marek Velicka, Oklahoma<br />
Mark Van Elden, Oklahoma State<br />
Antonio Ruiz, Texas<br />
Jose Zarhi, Texas<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Lester Cook, Texas A&M<br />
Mohamed Dakki, Texas A&M<br />
Ante Matijevic, Texas A&M<br />
Jakob Paulsen, Texas Tech<br />
Doubles<br />
Becker-Marin, Baylor<br />
Dorsch-Zgaga, Baylor<br />
Ivor Lovrak, Baylor<br />
Tommy Garrison, Oklahoma<br />
Ruiz-Zarhi, Texas<br />
Cook-Matijevic, Texas A&M<br />
2003 - Singles<br />
Benjamin Becker, Baylor<br />
Yevgen Bondarchuk, Oklahoma State<br />
Lester Cook, Texas A&M<br />
Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
Jiri Jezek, Oklahoma State<br />
Matias Marin, Baylor<br />
Ante Matijevic, Texas A&M<br />
Ryan Newport, Texas A&M<br />
Zoltan Papp, Baylor<br />
Jean Simon, Texas<br />
Mark Van Elden, Oklahoma State<br />
Jose Zarhi, Texas<br />
Doubles<br />
Benjamin Becker/Zoltan Papp, Baylor<br />
Lester Cook/Ante Matijevic, Texas A&M<br />
Jiri Jezek/Mark Van Elden, Oklahoma State<br />
Jimmy Haney/Pete Stroer, Texas<br />
Reiner Neurohr/Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
Jean Simon/Jose Zarhi, Texas<br />
2002 - Singles<br />
Benjamin Becker, Baylor<br />
Lester Cook, Texas A&M<br />
Maciej Dilaj, Colorado<br />
Rorrigo Echagaray, Texas<br />
Markus Hornung, Baylor<br />
Fran Krepelka, Oklahoma State<br />
Ryan Newport, Texas A&M and<br />
Zoltan Papp, Baylor<br />
Matt Prentice, Oklahoma State<br />
Royce Ramey, Texas Tech<br />
Jean Simon, Texas<br />
Jose Zarhi, Texas<br />
Doubles<br />
Benjamin Becker/Zoltan Papp, Baylor<br />
Lester Cook/Ryan Newport, Texas A&M<br />
Richard Crabtree/Ben Gudzalek, Texas Tech<br />
Rorrigo Echagary/Jose Zarhi, Texas<br />
Markus Hornung/Nathan McGregor, Baylor<br />
Matt Prentice/Fran Krepelka, Oklahoma State<br />
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Big 12 Conference History<br />
2001 - Singles<br />
Quentin Blakeney, Kansas<br />
Maciej Dilaj, Colorado<br />
Rodrigo Echagaray, Kansas<br />
Craig Edmondson, Texas<br />
Cody Hubbell, Texas A&M<br />
Fran Krapelka, Oklahoma State<br />
Shuon Madden, Texas A&M<br />
Eleazar Magallan, Kansas<br />
Ryan Newport, Texas A&M<br />
Matt Prentice, Oklahoma State<br />
Jean Simon, Texas<br />
Mark Williams, Baylor<br />
Doubles<br />
Quentin Blakeney/Peter Stroer, Kansas<br />
Dimitru Caradima/Shuon Madden, Texas<br />
A&M<br />
Tres Davis/Ryan Newport, Texas A&M<br />
Jorge Haro/Jose Zarhi, Texas<br />
Cody Hubbell/Jarin Skube, Texas A&M<br />
Ron Kloppert/Jean Simon, Texas<br />
Reiner Neurohr/Mark Williams, Baylor<br />
2000 - Singles<br />
Johann Jooste, Baylor<br />
David Hodge, Baylor<br />
Zoltan Papp, Baylor<br />
Rodrigo Echagaray, Kansas<br />
Dusty Beard, Oklahoma<br />
Matt Prentice, Oklahoma State<br />
Brandon Hawk, Texas<br />
Nick Crowell, Texas<br />
Michael Blue, Texas<br />
Shuon Madden, Texas A&M<br />
Dumitru Caradima, Texas A&M<br />
Cody Hubbell, Texas A&M<br />
Doubles<br />
David Hodge/Mark Williams, Baylor<br />
Ed Dus/Rodrigo Echagaray, Kansas<br />
Charlie Roberson/Rick Warren, Oklahoma<br />
Matt Prentice/Eru Lyndon, Oklahoma State<br />
Nick Crowell/Michael Blue, Texas<br />
Dumitru Caradima/Shuon Madden, Texas<br />
1999 - Singles<br />
Johann Jooste, Baylor<br />
Pawel Gajdzik, Baylor<br />
Jorge Aldrete, Baylor<br />
Dony Papadia, Colorado<br />
Luis Uribe, Kansas<br />
Dinko Verzi, Nebraska<br />
Rob Howarth, Oklahoma State<br />
Jack Brasington, Texas<br />
Brandon Hawk, Texas<br />
Paul Martin, Texas<br />
Gwenael Gueit, Texas<br />
Shuon Madden, Texas A&M<br />
Borut Martincevic, Texas Tech<br />
1998 - Singles<br />
Enrique Abaroa, Kansas<br />
Xavier Avila, Kansas<br />
Dusty Beard, Oklahoma<br />
Jack Brasington, Texas<br />
Nick Crowell, Texas<br />
Rafael de Mesa, Texas A&M<br />
Pawel Gajdzik, Baylor<br />
Johann Jooste, Baylor<br />
Pavel Kudrnac, Oklahoma State<br />
Shuon Madden, Texas A&M<br />
Paul Martin, Texas<br />
Dony Papadia, Colorado<br />
Carlos Tori, Texas A&M<br />
Doubles<br />
Enrique Abaroa/Luis Uribe, Kansas<br />
Markus Bergerheim/Dinko Verzi, Nebraska<br />
Nick Crowell/Paul Martin, Texas<br />
Martin Dvoracek/Pavel Kudrnac, Oklahoma<br />
St.<br />
David Hodge/Johann Jooste, Baylor<br />
Shuon Madden/Carlos Tori, Texas A&M<br />
Dony Papadia/Boris Sepesi, Colorado<br />
1997 - Singles<br />
Enrique Abarao, Kansas<br />
Xavier Avila, Kansas<br />
Marc Bauer, Colorado<br />
Jack Brasington, Texas<br />
Nick Crowell, Texas<br />
Johann Jooste, Baylor<br />
Robbie Krause, Texas A&M<br />
Pavel Kudrnac, Oklahoma State<br />
Paul Martin, Texas<br />
Adam Neal, Oklahoma<br />
B.J. Stearns, Texas<br />
Trent Tucker, Kansas<br />
Doubles<br />
Enrique Abarao/Xavier Avila, Kansas<br />
Eric Allen/Jack Brasington, Texas<br />
Chris Barkla/Dusty Beard, Oklahoma<br />
Chris Bates/Brad Chiller, Oklahoma State<br />
Marc Bauer/Dony Papadia, Colorado<br />
Nick Crowell/Paul Martin, Texas<br />
Martin Dvoracek/Pavel Kudrnac,<br />
Oklahoma State<br />
David Hodge/Johann Jooste, Baylor<br />
Big 12 Individual<br />
NCAA Championships<br />
Singles Champions<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor<br />
2004 Benjamin Becker, Baylor<br />
1990 Steve Bryan, Texas<br />
1979 Kevin Curren, Texas<br />
1929 Berkeley Bell, Texas<br />
1927 Wilmer Allison, Texas<br />
Doubles Champions<br />
1944 John Hickman/Felix Kelley, Texas A&M<br />
1943 John Hickman and Walter Driver, Texas<br />
1931 Bruce Barnes and Karl Kamrath, Texas<br />
1924 Lew White and Louis Thalheimer,<br />
Texas<br />
1923 Lew White and Louis Thalheimer,<br />
Texas<br />
Dony Papadia<br />
Marc Bauer<br />
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Big 12 Conference History<br />
All-Big 12 Academic Teams<br />
(Colorado Players, Since 1996-97)<br />
2003-04<br />
First Team<br />
Evan Dixon<br />
2002-03<br />
Second Team<br />
Maciej Dilaj<br />
Justin Hunter<br />
2001-02<br />
First Team<br />
Justin Hunter<br />
Mirko Jovanovic<br />
Second Team<br />
Bryan Knepper<br />
1998-99<br />
First Team<br />
Graham Cross<br />
Jerad Harbaugh<br />
Boris Sepesi<br />
Honorable Mention<br />
Arthur Rusiecki<br />
1997-98<br />
First Team<br />
Chris Celechovsky<br />
Jerad Harbaugh<br />
Tim Jenkins<br />
Boris Sepesi<br />
Arthur Rusiecki<br />
Boris Sepesi<br />
2000-01<br />
First Team<br />
Maciej Dilaj<br />
Justin Hunter<br />
Mirko Jovanovic<br />
Bryan Knepper<br />
Andreas Winter<br />
1999-2000<br />
First Team<br />
Bryan Knepper<br />
1996-97<br />
First Team<br />
Chris Celechovsky<br />
Graham Cross<br />
Tim Jenkins<br />
Honorable Mention<br />
Dony Papadia<br />
Chris Tapernoux<br />
Marc Bauer<br />
Evan Dixon<br />
Marc Bauer<br />
Bryan Knepper<br />
BIG 12 TEAM NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
(won-lost records since 1977)<br />
Team, Years Participated Yrs. W L Pct.<br />
Baylor: 1998-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05 8 19 7 .731<br />
Colorado: 1993, 1996-97-98 4 3 4 .429<br />
Kansas: 1987-88-91-94-96-97-98-99 8 4 8 .333<br />
Oklahoma: 1977-97-98, <strong>2005</strong> 4 0 4 .000<br />
Oklahoma State: 1978-81-85-86-89-90-91-97-98-2001-03-04-0513 8 13 .381<br />
Texas: 1977-79-83-84-85-86-87-88-90-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-<br />
2000-01-02-03-04-05 23 26 23 .531<br />
Texas A&M: 1985-94-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05 12 17 12 .586<br />
Texas Tech: 1996-97-98-99-<strong>2005</strong> 5 2 5 .286<br />
Chris Celechovsky<br />
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Colorado All-Time Roster<br />
Student-Athlete Years Lettered Hometown<br />
ABRAMSON, Bruce 1966 Denver, Colo.<br />
ACSELL, Bob 1948-50-51-52 Denver, Colo.<br />
ALMKLOV, Roger 1972-73 Bakersield, Calif.<br />
AMIDON, Orville 1936-37<br />
ANDERSCH, Rolf 1992-93-94-95 Saro, Sweden<br />
ANDERSON, Herman 1949<br />
ANDERSON, John 1927-28-29<br />
ARENDRUP, Pete 1950-51-52 Copenhagen, Denmark<br />
ARMSTRONG, Pete 1971-72-73-74 Chicago, Ill.<br />
BAKER, Derek 1994 Rancho Sante Fe, Calif.<br />
BASHORE, Harry 1940-41-42<br />
BATEMAN, Bob 1982-83-84-85 Edina, Minn.<br />
BAUR, David 1930-31-32-33<br />
BAUER, Marc 1994-95-96-97 St. Mitre les Ramparts, France<br />
BEADLES, Nicholas 1946<br />
BENNEWITZ, Carl 1928-29-30-31<br />
BIERIG, Fred 1960-61-62 Boise, Idaho<br />
BISMUTI, Pete 1985 Olympia, Wash.<br />
Justin Hunter (2000-03) Stefan Figley (1992-93)<br />
CONDERMAN, Dan 1984 Manhattan, Kan.<br />
COOK, Peter 1950<br />
COOPER, Allen 1996 Mombasa, Kenya<br />
COULSON, Clyde 1939<br />
CROSS, Graham 1997-98-99 London, Ontario, Canada<br />
CROZIER, Wallace 1949<br />
CRUMLEY, Lewis 1941<br />
<strong>CU</strong>LLEY, John 1946<br />
<strong>CU</strong>RRY, Dan 1983-84 Boulder, Colo.<br />
C.D. Bodam (1967-69)<br />
Marc Leclair (1991-93)<br />
BJORK, Peter 2003-present Huddinge, Sweden<br />
BLISS, Jack 1932<br />
BOBIER, Frank 1929<br />
BODAM, C.D. 1967-68-69 Pueblo, Colo.<br />
BOERSTLER, Ted 1935-36-38<br />
BOHLKE, Garrett 1954-55 Julesberg, Colo.<br />
BORDEN, Wallace 1937<br />
BOSWORTH, Archie 1928<br />
BRAWER, Bill 1975-76-77-78 Fairlawn, N.J.<br />
BRAY, Edward 1931<br />
BROWN, Bob 1981 Littleton, Colo.<br />
BROWN, Tom 1987-88 Plattsburgh, N.Y.<br />
BROWN, Walter 1963-64 Tulsa, Okla.<br />
BROWNE, John 1953-54 Boulder, Colo.<br />
BUCHMAYR, Sig 1965 Manchester, Vt.<br />
BUCKMAN, Alexander 1927<br />
BUFFINGTON, Brett 1980-81 LaJolla, Calif.<br />
BUFFORD, Martel 1995-96-97-98 Chicago, Ill.<br />
BULL, Henry 1926-29-30<br />
BUNDALO, Marko 2003-present Pancevo, Sebra & Montenegro<br />
BURKHARDT, William 1938-39<br />
BUTLER, Adolph 1946<br />
DALLAIN, Francois 2000-01-02-03 Montreal, Canada<br />
DAVIDOFF, Scott 1991-92-93-94 Boca Raton, Fla.<br />
DAVIS, Tyler 1929-30<br />
DEAM, Richard 1942<br />
DODS, Lou 1946-47-48<br />
DeLONG, John 1980 Winnetka, Ill.<br />
DEMERSSEMAN, Jim 1961<br />
DeMUTH, Howard 1947-48-49<br />
DENNY, Earl 1953 Bartlesville, Okla.<br />
DePAOLO, Jack 2004 Ashville, N.C.<br />
DIGLIODO, Marcos 2003-05 Cordoba, Argentina<br />
DILAJ, Maciej 2000-01-02-03 Gdansk, Poland<br />
DODS, Lou 1946-47-48<br />
DOGAN, Timur 1989-1990-91 Denver, Colo.<br />
DUL, Kevin 1979-1980 Clifton, N.J.<br />
DVORAK, Marek 2003-present Prague,<br />
The Czech Republic<br />
ECKHART, Bruce 1966 Central Lake, Mich.<br />
EDELMAN, Bill 1971-72-73-74 Nutley, N.J.<br />
CELECHOVSKY, Chris 1995-96-97-98 Aurora, Colo.<br />
CESARIO, Dominic 1941<br />
CHASE, Stuart 1979-1980 Pittsburgh, Pa.<br />
CHENBURG, Marlin 1938-39<br />
CHIZEVER, Geoffrey <strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Tarzana, Calif.<br />
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James Johnson (1987-90) Ron Latta (1957-59)<br />
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ELLIS, Edwin 1938-39-40<br />
EVANS, Hugh 1982-83 Santa Monica, Calif.<br />
EVANS, John 1978-79-1980 Golden, Colo.<br />
EVES, Frank 1935-36-37-38<br />
FALLIN, Craig 1990-91 Englewood, Colo.<br />
FIGLEY, Stefan 1992-93 Fort Worth, Texas<br />
FISHER, Hugh 1942, 1947<br />
FOLSOM, MacGregor 1942<br />
FOWLER, Peter 1981-82 Denver, Colo.<br />
FRAISER, Harry 1936<br />
FREDRICKS, Pete 1981 Bloomield Hills, Mich.<br />
GARGER, Fritz 1984-85 Golden, Colo.<br />
GARRETT, David 1984 London, Ontario<br />
GESHALL, Stanley 1932-33<br />
GITLIN, Rick 1974-75 Encino, Calif.<br />
GLASSER, Mark 1972-73 Bakersield, Calif.<br />
GOCH, Kevin 1976-77 Miami, Fla.<br />
GODFREY, Bill 1978-79-1980 Ann Arbor, Mich.<br />
GOLDBERG, Myron 1939<br />
GRANT, Tom 1976-77 Tulsa, Okla.<br />
GRAY, Dick 1940-41-42<br />
Maciej Dilaj (2000-03) Marc Bauer (1994-97)<br />
GREAGER, Harold 1930<br />
GREEN, Bart 1957-58-59 Kansas City, Mo.<br />
GREENMAN, Alfred 1930-31-32<br />
GRIEVE, Kevin 1997-98-99 Boulder, Colo.<br />
GRIFFIN, Wes 1979-1980-81 Atlanta, Ga.<br />
GROSSMAN, Dan 1974 Denver, Colo.<br />
GROSSMAN, Richard 1952<br />
GROSSMAN, Tag 1959-1960-61 Denver, Colo.<br />
GROTWOLD, Tom 1983 Boulder, Colo.<br />
GROUT, Jon 1971-72-73 LaJolla, Calif.<br />
GULLETTE, Gary 1961-62 Boulder, Colo.<br />
Art Thomson (1967-70) and C.D. Bodam (1967-69)<br />
JACOBSON, Michael 1986-87-88 Huntington Woods, Mich.<br />
JANASIK, Mark 1991-92-93-94 Hilton Head, S.C.<br />
JENKINS, Tim 1995-96-97-98 Lakewood, Colo.<br />
JENNINGS, David 1940<br />
JOHNSON, Alan 1969-70-71-72 Miami, Fla.<br />
JOHNSON, James 1987-88-89-90 Palo Alto, Calif.<br />
JOHNSON, Kevin 1988-89-90-91 Englewood, Colo.<br />
JOKERST, Dennis 1964-65 Sterling, Ill.<br />
JOVANOVIC, Mirko 2000-01-02 Belgrade, Yugoslavia<br />
JUDD, Tom 1989-1990 Scottsdale, Ariz.<br />
KARLSON, Wesley 1946-47<br />
KASIC, Brian 1994-95 Pueblo, Colo.<br />
KECZEUS, Steve 1979-80 Niwot, Colo.<br />
KENNEDY, Mike 1994 Englewood, Colo.<br />
KERNER, Kelly 1986-87 Los Altos, Calif.<br />
KETTLER, Brian 1995-96 Englewood, Colo.<br />
KEYES, Ernest 1931-32-33-34<br />
KINCAID, Donald 1932<br />
KINNEY, Kenneth 1937-38<br />
KIRCHNER, Robert 1941-42<br />
KIRKPATRICK, Roger 1961-62-63 Princeton, N.J.<br />
KNEPPER, Bryan 1999-00-01-02 Wheatridge, Colo.<br />
KOCH, Roy 1984-86-87 Caracas, Venezuela<br />
KOCHEVAR, Jeff 1988-89 Broomield, Colo.<br />
KULLICK, Timothy 1987-88-89 Libertyville, Ill.<br />
LANDIN, Dana 1980 Littleton, Colo.<br />
LANDIN, Jim 1955-57-58 Greeley, Colo.<br />
LANG, Paul 1977-78 Louisville, Ky.<br />
LANGEN, Frank 1981 Santa Monica, Calif.<br />
LARSSON, Jonas 1988-89-90-91 Stockholm, Sweden<br />
LATTA, Ron 1957-58-59 Boulder, Colo.<br />
HADDAD, Rich 1976-77 Beirut, Lebanon<br />
HAGLER, Ernest 1941-42<br />
HAMBRICK, Don 1966 Aurora, Colo.<br />
HARBAUGH, Jerad 1998-99-2001 Englewood, Colo.<br />
HEFT, Edward 1940<br />
HILGERS, Don 1951-52-53 Boulder, Colo.<br />
HILLWAY, Rich 1963-64-65 Greeley, Colo.<br />
HILTON, Jim 1964 Denver, Colo.<br />
HIMES, Gary 1982-84-85-86 Millbrae, Calif.<br />
HINES, Tom 1960 Kansas City, Mo.<br />
HOOD, Zachary 2002 Brentwood, Tenn.<br />
HUARD-MERINEAU, Arnaud 1999-2000 Boucherville, Quebec<br />
HUNSBERGER, Bob 1954-55 Englewood, Colo.<br />
HUNTER, Conrad 1995 Port Elizabeth, South Africa<br />
HUNTER, Justin 2000-01-02-03 South Lake, Texas<br />
HUTER, Carl 1952-53-54-55 Albuquerque, N.M.<br />
HUNT, Jack 1947<br />
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Dony Papadia (1996-99) Jeff Spiers (1990-93)<br />
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Colorado All-Time Roster<br />
LECLAIR, Marc 1991-92-93 Quebec, Canada<br />
LEMENER, Loic 1998-99 Highland Park, Texas<br />
LICKA, Gene 1965 Aurora, Colo.<br />
LIPSON, Lynn 1950<br />
LONG, Lloyd 1935-36-37-38<br />
LOPEZ, Carlos 1946<br />
LORRAINE, Hibbard 1926<br />
LORRAINE, Richard 1927<br />
LOUGHRIDGE, Chalmers 1940-41<br />
LUNA, Dan 1952-53-54 Pueblo, Colo.<br />
LYALL, Wilfred 1930-31-32-33<br />
MAGEE, Fred 1963-64-65 New York, N.Y.<br />
MAGNES, Jon 2003 Short Hills, N.J.<br />
MAHON, Joe 1947<br />
MARTIN, Mike 1978-79-80-81 Hazel Crest, Ill.<br />
McCLINTIC, Stanley 1934-35<br />
McHALE, Byron 1927-28<br />
McWILLIAMS, Ed 1967-68-69-70 Denver, Colo.<br />
MEYERS, Jeff 1991-92 Los Altos, Calif.<br />
MILLAR, Geoff 1975 Bakersield, Calif.<br />
MILSTEIN, Philip 1926-27-28<br />
MINK, Bucky 2002-03 Carrollton, Texas<br />
MOLNAR, Eric <strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Guelph, Ontario<br />
MONROE, Cameron 1974-75-77-78 Ottawa, Ontario<br />
1961 Squad (L-R): Tom Hines, Tag Grossman, Fred Bierig,<br />
Charles Tesitor, Roger Kirkpatrick, Bob Zika, Bob Owen,<br />
Dick Gray (Coach)<br />
READ, Buddy 1980 Miller Plale, N.Y.<br />
REED, Dave 1962-63-64 Denver, Colo.<br />
REED, James D. 1963<br />
REED, Ted 1939-40-41<br />
REID, Zachary 1989-1990 Saratoga, Calif.<br />
RICHARDSON, Craig 1979-1980 Los Angeles, Calif.<br />
RICKS, Jeremy 2001-02 Orinda, Calif.<br />
RINDALDI, Frank 1946<br />
ROBERTSON, Bruce 1967-68<br />
ROBINSON, Mitch 1993-94-95-96 Denver, Colo.<br />
ROFEL, Justin 2003-present Baltimore, Md.<br />
ROSENBLOOM, Jim 1966<br />
ROSENFELD, Eugene 1937-38<br />
RUMPP, Steve 1981-82 Sun Valley, Idado<br />
RUNDELL, Reid 1955-56 Webster, Groves, Mo.<br />
RUSIECKI, Artur 1996-98-99-00 Warsaw, Poland<br />
RUSSEL, Fred 1926-27-28<br />
Dick Wright (1959-60) and<br />
Tom Hines (1960)<br />
John Whistler<br />
(1957-58, 1962)<br />
SALAZAR, Tyler 1992 Aurora, Colo.<br />
SALES, John 1990 London, Ontario<br />
SAUNDERS, Gordon 1960 Boulder, Colo.<br />
SCHEIL, Tobias <strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Bad Abbach, Germany<br />
SCHILLER, Irv 1968-69-1970 Bay City, Mich.<br />
MOORE, Scott 1993 Oakville, Canada<br />
MUNKHOLM, Kevin 1988-89 Gladstone, N.J.<br />
NOONAN, Jim 1956 Denver, Colo.<br />
NORDSTROM, Lars 1975-76 Tabul, Sweden<br />
OGLE, Merle 1946<br />
O’KEEFE, Kevin 1982 Midland, Mich.<br />
OLSSON, Hakan 1990-91 V. Frolunda, Sweden<br />
ORR, David 1981-82 Santa Monica, Calif.<br />
ORWTIZ, Al 1956-57 San Francisco, Calif.<br />
OSTEEN, Gary 1983-84-85-86 Oklahoma City, Okla.<br />
OWEN, Bob 1961-62-63 Boulder, Colo.<br />
PAPADIA, Dony 1996-97-98-99 Caracas, Venezuela<br />
PARKER, Eric 1982-83 Escondido, Calif.<br />
PAVLISKA, Robert 1996-97 Gothenburg, Sweden<br />
PENA, Humberto 1933-34<br />
PIERTO, Vincent 2004 Lakewood, Colo.<br />
POLLOCK, Mel 1959 Jefferson, Iowa<br />
QUIBELL, Elliot 2003-05 Surrey, England<br />
RAJU, Karthik <strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> Bangalore, India<br />
RAMSEY, Chad 1991-93 Great Falls, Va.<br />
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1963 Team: Front Row (L-R): Richard Hillway, Bob Owen, Walter Brown.<br />
Back Row: Fred Magee, Dave Reed, Roger Kirkpatrick, Dick Gray (Coach)<br />
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Colorado All-Time Roster<br />
WALKER, Robin 1985-86-87-88 Kingston, Ontario<br />
WEBSTER, David 1967-68 Garrison, N.Y.<br />
WEINER, Marc 1988 Denver, Colo.<br />
WELTER, Grady 1934-35-36<br />
WHISTLER, John 1957-58-1962 Denver, Colo.<br />
WEINSTOCK, Tom 1967-68-69-70 St. Louis, Mo.<br />
WIER, Norman 1929<br />
WIGTOW, George 1935-36-37-38<br />
1968 Team (L-R): Ed McWilliams, Art Thomson, C.D. Bodam,<br />
Tom Weinstock, Jim Trotsky, Irv Schiller, David Webster, Bill<br />
Douglas (Coach)<br />
SCHOTT, Dave 1976 Santa Monica, Calif.<br />
SCHULTZ, Torin 1989-1990 Cupertino, Calif.<br />
SCHWARTZ, Sanford 1947-48<br />
SCRIBNER, Mark 1980 LaJolla, Calif.<br />
SEPESI, Boris 1997-98-99 Banska Bystrica, Slovakia<br />
SHALLABARGER, Art 1936-37<br />
SHIFFMAN, William 1951<br />
SHUTTS, William 1940<br />
SIEVERS, Paul 1933-34-35<br />
SINKKONEN, Timo 2002 Vieroumaki, Finland<br />
SKEEN, Robert 1946<br />
SMITH, David 1978 Los Angeles, Calif.<br />
SMITH, Scott 1993-94 Arroyo Grande, Calif.<br />
SMITH, Scott 1949-50-51-52 Evanston, Ill.<br />
SMITH, Skip 1976-77-78-79 Wichita, Kan.<br />
SMITH, Stratton 1985-86-87 Wichita, Kan.<br />
SNIDER, Robert 1934-35<br />
SOKOL, Jon 1985 Milwaukee, Wis.<br />
SOURS, Brian 1977 Carmel, Calif.<br />
SPEERS, Robert 1947-48-49<br />
SPIERS, Jeff 1990-91-92-93 Calgary, Canada<br />
SPISKA, George 1985-86-87-88 Englewood, Colo.<br />
SPISKA, Peter 1991-92-93-94 Englewood, Colo.<br />
STARIKA, Jerry 1953-54-55 Pueblo, Colo.<br />
STARRON, Wayne 1983-84 Berkeley, Calif.<br />
STEPHENS, Dallas 1946-47<br />
STEVENS, Robert 1939-40<br />
STEWART, Dave 1954-55-56 Bay City, Mich.<br />
SUTTLE, John T. 1939-40-41<br />
SWANSON, Rod 1973-74-75 San Francisco, Calif.<br />
1984 Team: Front Row (L-R): Head coach Steve Zaslow, Wayne Starron, Roy<br />
Koch, Dan Curry, Fritz Garger. Back Row: Jakob Victorin, David Garrett, David<br />
Conderman, Bob Bateman, Asst. Coach Jon Winegardner, Gary Osteen<br />
WILSON, Mike 1971-72-73 Aurora, Colo.<br />
WINTER, Andy 2000-01-02 Ulm, Germany<br />
WITT, Jesper 1992-93-94 Lyngby, Denmark<br />
WOOD, John 1966<br />
WOOD, Kit 1987 Hinsdale, Calif.<br />
WOODS, Robert 1933-34<br />
WOODARD, Kent 1974 Grand Junction, Colo.<br />
WRIGHT, Bob 1956-57-58 Taylorville, Ill.<br />
WRIGHT, Dick 1959-1960-61 Berkeley, Calif.<br />
WRIGHT, Larry 1956 Taylorville, Ill.<br />
YAGNIK, Anil 1949-50-51-52 Rajnot, Saurashtra, India<br />
YEMM, Charlie 2004-present Fort Collins, Colo.<br />
ZELEZNY, Jan 2004-present Prague, Czech Republic<br />
ZIKA, Bob 1961 Boulder, Colo.<br />
ZINN, Josh 2000-01 Chapel Hills, N.C.<br />
TALPERS, Harold 1941<br />
TAPERNOUX, Chris 1994-95-96-97 Quito, Ecuador<br />
TAYLOR, Robert 1998 Raleigh, N.C.<br />
TESITOR, Charles 1961<br />
TESITOR, Don 1959 Grand Junction, Colo.<br />
THALHAMER, Everett 1951-52<br />
THEARLE, William 1938<br />
THOMSON, Art 1967-68-69-70 Denver, Colo.<br />
TILLOTSON, Fred 1940<br />
TROTSKY, Jim 1968<br />
TRUMPLEMANN, Paul 1994<br />
Florida, South Africa<br />
TSUDA, Chad 2002-present Boulder, Colo.<br />
VEENEDAAL, Allen 1977 Wisconsin<br />
VICTORIN, Jakob 1983-84-85 Eskilstuna, Sweden<br />
WALDMAN, Cory 1981-82 Miami, Fla.<br />
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1987 Squad: Front Row (L-R): Stratton Smith, James Johnson, Tom Brown,<br />
Robin Walker, Kelly Kerner. Back Row: Jon Winegardner (Coach),<br />
Mike Jacobson, Kit Wood, George Spiska, Tim Kullick, Roy Koch<br />
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Mirko Jovanovic (2000-02) Bryan Knepper (1999-2002)<br />
Former <strong>CU</strong> players at Alumni Day on Sept. 11, <strong>2005</strong> (Left to Right):<br />
Row 5 (top): Steve Zaslow, Dick Wright; Row 4: Gary Osteen, James<br />
Noonan, David Stewart, Stratton Smith; Row 3: Mirko Jovanovic, Bob<br />
Bateman, Jim Demersseman; Row 2: Jerad Harbaugh, Ernest Hagler;<br />
Row 1: Jon Winegarduer.<br />
Former <strong>CU</strong> players at Alumni Day on Sept. 11, <strong>2005</strong> (Left to Right):<br />
James Noonan (1956), Ernest Hagler (1941-42), David Stewart (1954-<br />
55-56), Dick Wright (1959-61), Jim Demersseman (1961), former<br />
head coach Dick Gray (1949-67).<br />
1988 Squad: Front Row (L-R): Timothy Kullick, Robin Walker.<br />
Second Row: Tom Russ (Assistant Coach), Marc Weiner, George<br />
Spiska, Michael Jacobson, James Johnson. Third Row: Melissa<br />
Smith (Assistant Coach), Kevin Johnson, Jonas Larsson, Jeff<br />
Kochever. Back Row: Ron Smarr (Head Coach)<br />
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Individual Wins, Career<br />
Career Singles Wins<br />
( ) seasons played<br />
Name W L Year<br />
Bill Brawer 81 41 1974-78<br />
Rolf Andersch 79 41 1991-95<br />
James Johnson 78 45 1986-90<br />
Justin Hunter 77 49 1999-03<br />
Robin Walker 74 43 1984-88<br />
Mitch Robinson 69 22 1992-96<br />
Skip Smith 67 44 1975-79<br />
Jeff Spiers 66 41 1989-93<br />
Maciej Dilaj 65 46 1999-03<br />
Marc Bauer 63 34 1993-97<br />
Bill Edelman 62 34 1970-74<br />
Scott Davidoff 62 35 1990-94<br />
Chris Celechovsky 62 36 1994-98<br />
Pete Armstrong 60 33 1970-74<br />
Mirko Jovanovic 54 32 1999-02 (3)<br />
Jonas Larsson 54 38 1987-91<br />
Boris Sepesi 51 30 1996-98 (3)<br />
Marc Leclair 51 45 1990-93<br />
George Spiska 50 55 1984-88<br />
Stefan Figley 49 14 1991-93 (2)<br />
Dony Papadia 49 49 1995-99<br />
Bryan Knepper 49 50 1999-03<br />
Jokob Victorin 48 25 1982-85 (3)<br />
Kevin Johnson 45 34 1987-91<br />
Martel Bufford 43 34 1994-98<br />
Bob Bateman 41 36 1981-84 (3)<br />
Jerad Harbaugh 38 33 97-99, 00-01<br />
Bill Godfrey 38 39 1977-80 (3)<br />
Craig Richardson 37 14 1978-80 (2)<br />
Rich Haddad 37 19 1975-77 (2)<br />
Mike Wilson 37 34 1970-73<br />
Artur Rusiecki 37 43 1997-00 (3)<br />
Rod Swanson 36 28 1972-75 (3)<br />
Jon Grout 34 22 1970-73<br />
Mark Glasser 30 11 1971-73 (2)<br />
Dan Curry 28 26 1982-84 (2)<br />
Mike Jacobson 28 21 1985-87 (2)<br />
Rick Gitlin 27 23 1973-75 (2)<br />
Fritz Garger 27 28 1983-85 (2)<br />
Lars Nordstrom 26 28 1974-76 (2)<br />
Bill Brawer<br />
Skip Smith<br />
Justin Hunter<br />
Dual Match Wins, Career<br />
W Year<br />
Bill Brawer 81 1974-78<br />
James Johnson 76 1986-90<br />
Rolf Andersch 75 1991-95<br />
Skip Smith 67 1975-79<br />
Marc Bauer 63 1993-97<br />
Scott Davidoff 62 1990-94<br />
Jeff Spiers 62 1989-93<br />
Robin Walker 62 1984-88<br />
Mitch Robinson 58 1992-96<br />
Jonas Larsson 54 1987-91<br />
Chris Celechovsky 54 1994-98<br />
Peter Spiska 50 1984-88<br />
Justin Hunter 49 1999-03<br />
Jakob Victorin 48 1982-85<br />
Marc Leclair 47 1990-93<br />
Maciej Dilaj 45 1999-03<br />
Bob Bateman 45 1981-85<br />
Stefan Figley 44 1991-93<br />
Kevin Johnson 44 1987-91<br />
Martel Bufford 41 1994-98<br />
Artur Rusiecki 41 1997-00<br />
Boris Sepesi 39 1996-99<br />
Mirko Jovanovic 37 1999-03<br />
Craig Richardson 37 1978-80<br />
Rich Haddad 37 1975-77<br />
Jerad Harbaugh 33 98,99,01<br />
Dony Papadia 32 1995-99<br />
Kelly Kerner 30 1985-87<br />
Robert Pavliska 23 1995-97<br />
Bryan Knepper 20 1999-03<br />
Chad Tsuda 26 36 2002-pres.(2)<br />
Roger Almklove 23 16 1971-73 (2)<br />
Mitch Robinson<br />
Rolf Andersch<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong><br />
47
Individual Dual Wins, Season<br />
Dual Wins, Season<br />
Name W L Year<br />
Marc Bauer 26 2 1993-94<br />
James Johnson 26 3 1986-87<br />
Bill Brawer 26 10 1975-76<br />
Paul Trumplemann 25 2 1993-94<br />
Rich Haddad 25 11 1975-76<br />
Rod Swanson 24 8 1976-77<br />
Pete Armstrong 23 3 1970-71<br />
Stefan Figley 22 6 1991-92<br />
Stefan Figley 22 7 1992-93<br />
Rolf Andersch 22 7 1992-93<br />
Artur Rusiecki 22 8 1995-96<br />
Bill Brawer 22 9 1976-77<br />
Brian Sours 22 9 1976-77<br />
Kevin Goch 22 14 1975-76<br />
Scott Davidoff 21 3 1992-93<br />
Craig Fallin 21 8 1989-90<br />
James Johnson 21 8 1989-90<br />
Wes Grifin 21 8 1980-81<br />
Skip Smith 21 15 1975-76<br />
Jokob Victorin 20 4 1982-83<br />
Bill Edelman 20 6 1970-71<br />
Mitch Robinson 20 7 1994-95<br />
Jeff Spiers 20 11 1990-91<br />
Kevin Johnson 20 11 1987-88<br />
Marc Leclair 20 12 1990-91<br />
Rolf Andersch 19 8 1994-95<br />
Craig Richardson 19 9 1979-80<br />
Jeff Meyer 19 11 1990-91<br />
Robin Walker 19 12 1987-88<br />
Craig Richardson 18 5 1978-79<br />
Bill Edelman 18 5 1971-72<br />
Boris Sepesi 18 6 1996-97<br />
Kelly Kerner 18 7 1986-87<br />
Jeff Spiers 18 8 1989-90<br />
Marc Bauer 18 9 1994-95<br />
Skip Smith 18 11 1976-77<br />
Tim Kullick 18 12 1987-88<br />
Rick Gitlin 18 13 1973-74<br />
Tom Grant 18 16 1975-76<br />
Lars Nordstrom 18 17 1975-76<br />
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Marc Bauer<br />
Dual Wins, Season<br />
Name W Year<br />
James Johnson 28 1987<br />
Bill Brawer 26 1976<br />
Marc Bauer 25* 1994<br />
Mitch Robinson 25* 1994<br />
Rich Haddad 25 1976<br />
Paul Trumplemann 24* 1994<br />
Rod Swanson 24 1977<br />
Pete Armstrong 23 1971<br />
Stefan Figley 22 1993<br />
Rolf Andersch 22 1993<br />
Stefan Figley 22 1992<br />
Kevin Goch 22 1976<br />
Bill Brawer 22 1977<br />
Brian Sours 22 1977<br />
Craig Fallin 21 1990<br />
Skip Smith 21 1976<br />
20 wins<br />
Marc Leclair 20 1991<br />
Jeff Spiers 20 1991<br />
Mark Janasik 20 1991<br />
Kevin Johnson 20 1988<br />
Roy Koch 20 1987<br />
Jokob Victorin 20 1983<br />
Bill Edelman 20 1971<br />
19 wins<br />
Rolf Andersch 19* 1995<br />
Robin Walker 19 1988<br />
Kelly Kerner 19 1987<br />
Craig Richardson 19 1980<br />
18 wins<br />
Mitch Robinson 18 1996<br />
Mitch Robinson 18* 1995<br />
Jesper Witt 18 1993<br />
Scott Davidoff 18 1993<br />
Jeff Spiers 18 1990<br />
Tim Kullick 18 1988<br />
Bill Edelman 18 1972<br />
Rick Gitlin 18 1974<br />
Lars Nordstrom 18 1976<br />
Tom Grant 18 1976<br />
Skip Smith 18 1977<br />
Craig Richardson 18 1979<br />
17 wins<br />
Boris Sepesi 17 1997<br />
Artur Rusiecki 17 1996<br />
Rolf Andersch 17* 1994<br />
Marc Leclair 17 1993<br />
Jeff Spiers 17 1992<br />
Rolf Andersch 17 1992<br />
Scott Davidoff 17 1991<br />
Hakan Olsson 17 1991<br />
Torin Schultz 17 1990<br />
Robin Walker 17 1987<br />
Robin Walker 17 1985<br />
Brett Bufington 17 1980<br />
Mark Glasser 17 1972<br />
Rod Swanson 17 1974<br />
Bill Brawer 17 1978<br />
Wes Grifin 17 1979<br />
Brett Bufington 17 1980<br />
16 wins<br />
Justin Hunter 16 2002<br />
Marc Bauer 16* 1995<br />
Chris Celechovsky 16* 1995<br />
Jonas Larsson 16 1990<br />
James Johnson 16 1988<br />
George Spiska 16 1987<br />
Jakob Victorin 16 1984<br />
Wes Grifin 16 1980<br />
Kevin Dul 16 1980<br />
Almklove 16 1972<br />
Bill Brawer 16 1975<br />
Paul Lang 16 1977<br />
Mike Martin 16 1978<br />
John Evans 16 1978<br />
Wes Grifin 16 1980<br />
Kevin Dul 16<br />
1980<br />
15 wins<br />
Maciej Dilaj 15 2001<br />
Martel Bufford 15 1997<br />
Chris Celechovsky 15 1997<br />
Scott Davidoff 15* 1994<br />
Mark Janasik 15 1991<br />
Hakan Olsson 15 1990<br />
Kevin Johnson 15 1989<br />
George Spiska 15 1988<br />
Mike Jacobson 15 1986<br />
Dan Curry 15 1983<br />
Jon Grout 15 1971<br />
Dan Grossman 15 1974<br />
Skip Smith 15<br />
1979<br />
14 wins<br />
Justin Hunter 14 2001<br />
Chris Celechovsky 14 1998<br />
Artur Rusiecki 14 1998<br />
Jonas Larsson 14 1991<br />
Jeff Kochevar 14 1989<br />
Fritz Garger 14 1985<br />
David Garrett 14 1984<br />
Bob Bateman 14 1983<br />
Bill Godfrey 14 1980<br />
Bob Bateman 14 1982<br />
Jim Cole 14 1971<br />
Pete Armstrong 14 1972<br />
Mike Wilson 14 1973<br />
Pete Armstrong 14 1974<br />
Bill Godfrey 14<br />
1980<br />
* includes non-team scoring<br />
matches from fall/spring<br />
James Johnson<br />
Paul Trumplemann<br />
Mitch Robinson<br />
<strong>2005</strong>-<strong>06</strong> University of Colorado Men’s <strong>Tennis</strong>
Single-Season Records<br />
Single-Season Wins<br />
W L Year<br />
James Johnson 28 4 1986-87<br />
Stefan Figley 27 7 1991-92<br />
Bill Brawer 26 10 1975-76<br />
Marc Bauer 25 3 1993-94<br />
Mitch Robinson 25 8 1993-94<br />
Rich Haddad 25 11 1975-76<br />
Paul Trumplemann 24 2 1993-94<br />
Rod Swanson 24 8 1976-77<br />
Maciej Dilaj 24 10 1999-2000<br />
Pete Armstrong 23 3 1970-71<br />
22 Wins<br />
Justin Hunter 22 6 2001-02<br />
Rolf Andersch 22 7 1992-93<br />
Stefan Figley 22 7 1992-93<br />
Bill Brawer 22 9 1976-77<br />
Brian Sours 22 9 1976-77<br />
Justin Hunter 22 11 1999-2000<br />
Chris Celechovsky 22 13 1997-98<br />
Kevin Goch 22 14 1975-76<br />
21 Wins<br />
Maciej Dilaj 21 8 2000-01<br />
Craig Fallin 21 8 1989-90<br />
James Johnson 21 8 1989-90<br />
Wes Grifin 21 8 1980-81<br />
Jeff Spiers 21 10 1991-92<br />
Mirko Jovanovic 21 11 1999-2000<br />
Rolf Andersch 21 14 1991-92<br />
Skip Smith 21 15 1975-76<br />
20 Wins<br />
Jokob Victorin 20 4 1982-83<br />
Bill Edelman 20 6 1970-71<br />
Roy Koch 20 10 1986-87<br />
Kevin Johnson 20 11 1987-88<br />
Jeff Spiers 20 12 1990-91<br />
Jeff Meyer 20 12 1990-91<br />
Marc Leclair 20 14 1990-91<br />
Marko Bundalo 20 16 2004-05<br />
19 Wins<br />
Rolf Andersch 19 7 1994-95<br />
Craig Richardson 19 9 1979-80<br />
Kelly Kerner 19 10 1986-87<br />
Robin Walker 19 12 1987-88<br />
Marek Dvorak 19 14 2003-04<br />
Bryan Knepper 19 16 2000-01<br />
Marcos Digliodo 19 18 2004-05<br />
18 Wins<br />
Scott Davidoff 18 3 1992-93<br />
Bill Edelman 18 5 1971-72<br />
Mitch Robinson 18 7 1995-96<br />
Mitch Robinson 18 7 1994-95<br />
Jesper Witt 18 7 1992-93<br />
Jeff Spiers 18 8 1989-90<br />
Skip Smith 18 11 1976-77<br />
Tim Kullick 18 12 1987-88<br />
Mirko Jovanovic 18 13 2001-02<br />
Rick Gitlin 18 13 1973-74<br />
Justin Hunter 18 14 2000-01<br />
Tom Grant 18 16 1975-76<br />
Lars Nordstrom 18 17 1975-76<br />
Marek Dvorak 18 18 2004-05<br />
Scott Davidoff<br />
Justin Hunter<br />
Chris Celechovsky<br />
Mark Glasser 17 4 1971-72<br />
Artur Rusiecki 17 7 1995-96<br />
Brett Bufington 17 8 1979-80<br />
Hakan Olsson 17 10 1990-91<br />
Torin Schultz 17 11 1989-90<br />
Wes Grifin 17 12 1978-79<br />
Rod Swanson 17 12 1973-74<br />
Chad Tsuda 17 13 2004-05<br />
Rolf Andersch 17 13 1993-94<br />
Bucky Mink 17 14 2002-03<br />
Scott Davidoff 17 14 1990-91<br />
Marc Leclair 17 14 1992-93<br />
Robin Walker 17 14 1986-87<br />
Bryan Knepper 17 15 1999-00<br />
Boris Sepesi 17 15 1997-98<br />
Chad Tsuda 17 17 2002-03<br />
16 Wins<br />
Mike Martin 16 8 1977-78<br />
Roger Almklove 16 9 1971-72<br />
Jerad Harbaugh 16 10 1998-99<br />
Marc Bauer 16 10 1994-95<br />
Wes Grifin 16 10 1979-80<br />
Paul Lang 16 11 1976-77<br />
Jonas Larsson 16 12 1989-90<br />
Jakob Victorin 16 12 1983-84<br />
Chris Celechovsky 16 13 1994-95<br />
James Johnson 16 14 1987-88<br />
Kevin Dul 16 14 1979-80<br />
Kevin Johnson 16 16 1988-89<br />
Jerad Harbaugh 16 17 1997-98<br />
George Spiska 16 19 1986-87<br />
15 Wins<br />
Mark Janasik 15 5 1990-91<br />
Chris Celechovsky 15 6 1996-97<br />
Mike Jacobson 15 9 1985-86<br />
Dan Curry 15 9 1982-83<br />
Skip Smith 15 9 1978-79<br />
Jon Grout 15 9 1970-71<br />
Brett Bufingham 15 10 1980-81<br />
Dan Grossman 15 10 1973-74<br />
Kevin Grieve 15 11 1997-98<br />
Martel Bufford 15 11 1996-97<br />
Bucky Mink 15 12 2001-02<br />
Artur Rusiecki 15 12 1997-98<br />
Dony Papadia 15 13 1998-99<br />
Andreas Winter 15 14 2000-01<br />
Hakan Olsson 15 14 1989-90<br />
George Spiska 15 15 1987-88<br />
Justin Hunter 15 18 2002-03<br />
Jeff Kochevar 15 18 1988-89<br />
Andreas Winter 15 19 1999-00<br />
14 Wins<br />
17 Wins W L Year<br />
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- current student-athlete bolded<br />
49
Singles, Career Doubles/Coaches<br />
Conference Wins In A Season<br />
W L Year<br />
Stefan Figley 9 1 1991-92<br />
Boris Sepesi 8 2 1996-97<br />
Rolf Andersch 8 2 1991-92<br />
Wes Grifin 8 2 1980-81<br />
Mike Martin 8 2 1977-78<br />
Craig Richardson 8 3 1979-80<br />
Rolf Andersch 7 0 1992-93<br />
Scott Davidoff 7 0 1992-93<br />
Pete Armstrong 7 1 1970-71<br />
Bill Edelman 7 1 1970-71<br />
Mitch Robinson 7 1 1993-94<br />
Paul Trumplemann 7 1 1993-94<br />
Scott Davidoff 7 1 1991-92<br />
Jokob Victorin 7 2 1982-83<br />
Bob Bateman 7 2 1981-82<br />
Bill Godfrey 7 3 1978-79<br />
Dony Papadia 7 4 1996-97<br />
Martel Bufford 7 4 1996-97<br />
Wes Grifin 7 4 1979-80<br />
Kevin Dul 7 4 1979-80<br />
Lars Nordstrom 7 4 1975-76<br />
Best individual doubles records since 1980<br />
Fall Spring Total Win %<br />
HUNTER, Justin 15-18 45-40 60-58 0.508<br />
PAPADIA, Dony 9-5 50-29 59-34 0.634<br />
DILAJ, Maciej 15-8 44-38 59-46 0.562<br />
SPIERS, Jeff 4-2 50-25 54-27 0.666<br />
SPISKA, George 54-31 0.635<br />
KNEPPER, Bryan 12-13 38-33 50-46 0.521<br />
SEPESI, Boris 4-3 45-15 49-18 0.731<br />
JOHNSON, James 49-35 0.583<br />
JOVANOVIC, Mirko 13-5 32-27 45-32 0.584<br />
BATEMAN, Bob 45-39 0.536<br />
WALKER, Robin 41-44 0.482<br />
JACOBSON, Mike 40-11 0.784<br />
JOHNSON, Kevin 40-28 0.588<br />
BUNDALO, Marko 9-8 31-32 40-40 0.500<br />
LECLAIR, Marc 0-2 39-26 39-28 0.582<br />
JENKINS, Tim 3-1 33-28 36-29 0.554<br />
TSUDA, Chad 11-13 25-39 36-52 0.409<br />
LARSSON, Jonas 34-18 0.654<br />
FIGLEY, Stefan 33-15 33-15 0.687<br />
GRIFFIN, Wes 32-24 0.571<br />
OSTEEN, Gary 32-33 0.492<br />
BAUER, Marc 31-36 31-36 0.463<br />
RUSIECKI, Artur 8-7 23-44 31-51 0.378<br />
KOCH, Roy 30-21 0.588<br />
ANDERSCH, Rolf 30-37 30-37 0.448<br />
RUMPP, Steve 29-17 0.630<br />
MINK, Bucky 6-5 22-20 28-25 0.528<br />
ORR, David 27-19 0.587<br />
DAVIDOFF, Scott 1-4 25-19 26-23 0.531<br />
VICTORIN, Jakob 26-25 0.510<br />
KULLICK, Tim 25-22 0.532<br />
BUFFORD, Martel 25-34 25-34 0.424<br />
DVORAK, Marek 5-6 19-18 24-24 0.500<br />
GARGER, Fritz 24-27 0.470<br />
BJORK, Peter 6-8 18-23 24-31 0.436<br />
CELECHOVSKY, Chris 5-2 17-25 22-27 0.449<br />
WINTER, Andy 9-7 13-27 22-34 0.393<br />
DIGLIODO, Morcos 10-7 12-31 22-38 0.367<br />
HARBAUGH, Jerad 5-5 16-21 21-26 0.447<br />
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Season Record Coach<br />
2004-05 9-15 Sam Winterbotham<br />
2003-04 7-16 Sam Winterbotham<br />
2002-03 6-16 Sam Winterbotham<br />
Sam Winterbotham 3 years 22-47<br />
2001-02 12-11 Scott Davidoff<br />
2000-01 11-11 Scott Davidoff<br />
1999-00 12-10 Scott Davidoff<br />
1998-99 10-12 Scott Davidoff<br />
1997-98 12-12 Scott Davidoff<br />
Scott Davidoff 5 years 57-56<br />
1996-97 20-10 Ron Smarr<br />
1995-96 20-7 Ron Smarr<br />
1994-95 18-13 Ron Smarr<br />
1993-94 20-8 Ron Smarr<br />
1992-93 24-7 Ron Smarr<br />
1991-92 18-10 Ron Smarr<br />
1990-91 22-8 Ron Smarr<br />
1989-90 21-9 Ron Smarr<br />
1988-89 15-16 Ron Smarr<br />
1987-88 17-11 Ron Smarr<br />
Ron Smarr 10 years 195-99<br />
1986-87 18-8 Jon Winegardner<br />
1985-86 9-15 Jon Winegardner<br />
1984-85 14-9 Jon Winegardner<br />
1983-84 13-15 Jon Winegardner<br />
Jon Winegardner 4 years 54-47<br />
1982-83 11-10 Steve Zaslow<br />
Steve Zaslow 1 year 11-10<br />
1981-82 12-10 Jeff Moore<br />
1980-81 16-11 Jeff Moore<br />
Jeff Moore 2 years 28-21<br />
Ron Smarr<br />
Bill Douglas<br />
Colorado Coaches Year-by-Year<br />
C.D. Bodam<br />
Scott Davidoff<br />
1979-80 17-8 C.D. Bodam<br />
1978-79 22-10 C.D. Bodam<br />
1977-78 13-6 C.D. Bodam<br />
1976-77 24-10 C.D. Bodam<br />
1975-76 23-13 C.D. Bodam<br />
C.D. Bodam 5 years 99-47<br />
1974-75 9-10 Kent Woodward<br />
Kent Woodward 1 year 9-10<br />
1973-74 12-14 Bill Douglas<br />
1972-73 14-6 Bill Douglas<br />
1971-72 14-10-1 Bill Douglas<br />
1970-71 16-7 Bill Douglas<br />
1969-70 9-15 Bill Douglas<br />
1968-69 12-8 Bill Douglas<br />
1967-68 17-6-2 Bill Douglas<br />
Bill Douglas 7 years 94-66-3<br />
1966-67 5-7 Dick Gray<br />
1965-66 0-10 Dick Gray<br />
1964-65 6-6 Dick Gray<br />
1963-64 7-8 Dick Gray<br />
1962-63 10-4-1 Dick Gray<br />
1961-62 4-5-1 Dick Gray<br />
1960-61 4-4-1 Dick Gray<br />
1959-60 4-2 Dick Gray<br />
1958-59 3-4-1 Dick Gray<br />
1957-58 8-1 Dick Gray<br />
1956-57 4-3 Dick Gray<br />
1955-56 9-3 Dick Gray<br />
1954-55 4-6 Dick Gray<br />
1953-54 8-1 Dick Gray<br />
1952-53 6-4-1 Dick Gray<br />
1951-52 4-2-1 Dick Gray<br />
1950-51 9-0-1 Dick Gray<br />
1949-50 5-6 Dick Gray<br />
1948-49 8-1 Dick Gray<br />
1947-48 3-1 Dick Gray<br />
1946-47 5-5 Dick Gray<br />
1945-46 6-0 Dick Gray<br />
Dick Gray 22 years 122-83-7<br />
All-Time <strong>CU</strong> Men’s Coaches<br />
Coach Years Wins<br />
Ron Smarr 10 yrs. 195-99<br />
C.D. Bodam 5 yrs. 99-47<br />
Bill Douglas 7 yrs. 94-66-3<br />
Dick Gray 22 yrs. 122-83-7<br />
Scott Davidoff 5 yrs. 57-56<br />
Jon Winegardner 4 yrs. 54-47<br />
Jeff Moore 2 yrs. 28-21<br />
Sam Winterbotham 3 yrs. 22-47<br />
Steve Zaslow 1 yr. 11-10<br />
Kent Woodward 1 yr. 9-10<br />
Dick Gray<br />
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Athletic Administration<br />
Hank Brown, President<br />
Hank Brown was named the 21st president of<br />
the University of Colorado in June <strong>2005</strong>. His name<br />
was advanced as the sole inalist for the position in<br />
two months earlier and he oficially took over the<br />
reins of the university system on August 1, <strong>2005</strong>.<br />
He will serve in an interim capacity, with full<br />
control over the three campuses in Boulder, Denver<br />
and Colorado Springs, while <strong>CU</strong>’s Board of Regents<br />
continue the process of appointing a permanent<br />
president.<br />
Brown returned to his alma mater from the<br />
Daniels Fund, where he had served as president<br />
and Chief executive oficer since July 1, 2002. The<br />
Daniels Fund is a billion dollar foundation left by<br />
the late cable entrepreneur, Bill Daniels, and in his<br />
irst two years there, he reduced overhead by 35%<br />
and shifted $2 million a year to increase grants and<br />
scholarships.<br />
Mike Bohn<br />
Athletic Director<br />
Mike Bohn was introduced<br />
as just the<br />
sixth athletic director<br />
in University of<br />
Colorado history on<br />
April 13, <strong>2005</strong>, returning<br />
to the place<br />
where he starred as<br />
a prep athlete before embarking on a journey that<br />
would take him all over the western half of the<br />
United States and then back home.<br />
Bohn, 44, came to Colorado from San Diego State<br />
University, where he left an indelible imprint in<br />
just 18 months as the Aztecs’ director of athletics.<br />
He replaced Jack Lengyel, who served as interim<br />
athletic director since last December 1; Lengyel<br />
took over the position when Dick Tharp stepped<br />
down on November 22. Tharp held the role from<br />
1996 through 2004, as he followed three legendary<br />
men in <strong>CU</strong> athletic history, Harry Carlson<br />
(1927-65), Eddie Crowder (1965-84) and Bill<br />
Marolt (1984-96).<br />
Bohn’s brief tenure at San Diego State featured<br />
many remarkable ac<strong>com</strong>plishments, including the<br />
instilling of energy, enthusiasm, accountability<br />
and determination into the Aztec staff. Oficially<br />
named SDSU athletic director on October 6, 2003,<br />
Bohn strategically and steadily restructured the<br />
SDSU athletic department with emphasis on fund<br />
raising, iscal responsibility, <strong>com</strong>pliance and academics.<br />
Under his watch, San Diego State saw its average<br />
football attendance increase by 14,369 per game<br />
Prior to his employment with the Daniels Fund,<br />
Brown served as the 11th president at the University<br />
of Northern Colorado.<br />
Before Brown entered higher education, he spent<br />
several years in public service as one of the state’s<br />
most popular politicians. A republican, he served<br />
one term in the United States Senate, representing<br />
Colorado from 1991-97. That followed ive consecutive<br />
terms (1981-91) in the U.S. House as Colorado’s<br />
representative from the 4th Congressional District.<br />
He also served in the Colorado Senate from 1972-76.<br />
Brown was elected and re-elected to the House of<br />
Representatives by margins ranging from 69 to 74<br />
percent, the highest in the history of the District.<br />
He was elected to the U.S. Senate by a 13 percent<br />
victory margin.<br />
Brown was also vice president with Monfort of<br />
Colorado (Greeley) from 1969 to 1980. He is both<br />
an attorney and a certiied public accountant.<br />
He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Accounting<br />
from the University of Colorado-Boulder in 1961. As<br />
an undergraduate, he participated for three years in<br />
wrestling and was also a member of the freshman<br />
football team in addition to serving as <strong>CU</strong>’s student<br />
body president.<br />
He earned a Juris Doctorate degree from the<br />
University of Colorado Law School in 1969. While in<br />
Washington, Brown earned a Master of Law Degree<br />
in 2004 marking the third largest jump in the<br />
country.<br />
He landed the San Diego State position after<br />
serving ive years as athletic director at the University<br />
of Idaho (1999-2003), where he irst made<br />
his mark as a lead administrator in the area of<br />
transformation.<br />
At Idaho, he oversaw the school’s transition to<br />
the Division I-A ranks from the Big Sky Conference,<br />
he developed projects for new facilities,<br />
increased <strong>com</strong>munity and corporate support, and<br />
produced balanced budgets for the department<br />
after inheriting an operation that had accumulated<br />
a deicit of over $1 million. He was also the driving<br />
force behind a 20-percent increase in the Vandal<br />
Scholarship Fund and a $350,000 surge in annual<br />
corporate support.<br />
His irst job in athletic administration came at<br />
the Air Force Academy, where he worked for the<br />
better part of nine years (1984-92). During his<br />
tenure in Colorado Springs, Bohn advanced from<br />
an intern to assistant athletic director. He served<br />
as executive director of the Blue and Silver Club<br />
and implemented a fundraising campaign that<br />
generated $16 million for stadium improvements.<br />
From 1992 to 1995, Bohn served as Director<br />
of Marketing for the College Football Association.<br />
He created and developed the CFA “Good Works<br />
Team” which recognized signiicant off-the-ield<br />
ac<strong>com</strong>plishments in the area of <strong>com</strong>munity relations<br />
of 11 football student-athletes nationally (a<br />
team that is still selected today by the American<br />
Football Coaches Association).<br />
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in 1986 from George Washington University. In<br />
1988, he passed the exam to be<strong>com</strong>e a C.P.A.<br />
Brown also served his country, as he was in the<br />
United State Navy from 1962-66, achieving the<br />
rank of lieutenant. He volunteered for service in<br />
Vietnam and was decorated for his <strong>com</strong>bat service<br />
as a forward air controller.<br />
Brown, 65, was born in Denver and moved with<br />
his family to northern California where he graduated<br />
high school and was star prep wrestler. He was the<br />
state runner-up as a junior and the state champion<br />
as a senior in the 191-pound classiication. His<br />
father, Harry, was also an ac<strong>com</strong>plished wrestler, as<br />
he was the national runner-up at Iowa State in the<br />
late 1930s.<br />
He and his wife Nan live in Denver and they have<br />
three adult children, Harry, Christy, and Lori; and<br />
two grandchildren, Lilly and Hank.<br />
He then moved on to Colorado State University,<br />
where he spent the next three years (1996-98)<br />
as an associate athletic director for the Rams. At<br />
CSU, he was responsible for all external revenueproducing<br />
operations, including ticket sales, fund<br />
raising through the Greater Ram Club, licensing,<br />
corporate sales, signage, capital campaigns and<br />
broadcasting rights fees, as well as special events.<br />
He earned his bachelor’s of arts degree from<br />
the University of Kansas in 1983, where he was<br />
recruited as a quarterback and also played baseball.<br />
He then graduated with a master’s degree<br />
in sports administration from Ohio University in<br />
1984. While earning his master’s, he worked as a<br />
graduate assistant football coach for the Bobcats.<br />
Bohn is a former member of the NCAA Championships<br />
Cabinet and the Division I-A Athletics<br />
Directors Association Executive Council. During<br />
his stay at Idaho, he was a member of the Big West<br />
Conference executive <strong>com</strong>mittee and served on the<br />
University of Idaho executive council.<br />
Born November 16, 1960 in Hinsdale, Ill., he<br />
graduated from Boulder High School where he<br />
lettered in football, basketball and baseball. He is<br />
married to the former Kim Zeren, and the couple<br />
has two children, Michaelyn (21) and Brandon<br />
(19).<br />
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University of Colorado<br />
“The University of Colorado, and Boulder, is a town which stops where<br />
the Rocky Mountains begin. Normally in America such a superb site would<br />
be occupied by a golf course, but somebody goofed and instead they built<br />
what may be the most beautifully situated campus in the world… if anyone<br />
asks you to Boulder, I have one word of advice: ‘Go.’”<br />
From the London (England) Observer Magazine article, “Us and Them,”<br />
by Simon Hoggart (April 23, 1989)<br />
Often called the best of the United States’ public<br />
universities by the Fiske <strong>Guide</strong> to Colleges, that belief<br />
was again strengthened in 2001 when the University<br />
of Colorado received the largest donation ever given to<br />
an American public institution of higher learning at the<br />
time. The quarter-billion dollar gift by Bill and Claudia<br />
Coleman established the Coleman Institute for Cognitive<br />
Disabilities to catalyze and integrate advances in science,<br />
engineering and technology to promote the quality of<br />
life and independent living of people with cognitive disabilities.<br />
Founded in 1876 at the foot of the Flatirons, the University<br />
of Colorado has grown from a lone building on a<br />
bleak, windswept hill to one of the nation’s leading public<br />
research institutions. The doors of Old Main opened the<br />
following year with 44 students, an instructor and the<br />
President who taught and lived there with his family,<br />
pasturing his horse nearby.<br />
The Boulder campus now en<strong>com</strong>passes 786 acres on<br />
the main campus, east campus (which includes a research park), Williams<br />
Village and the Mountain Research Station north of nearby Nederland (which<br />
supports alpine research). In 1996 the Board of Regents purchased 308 acres<br />
of land in unincorporated Boulder County, now informally known as the south<br />
campus, in an effort to insure the growth of the University well into the 21st<br />
century.<br />
While over 29,000 students are educated on the main campus, another<br />
13,000 study at the University of Colorado (including the Health Sciences<br />
Center) at Denver and the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Nine<br />
elected Regents and President Hank Brown, who was named to the position<br />
this past August, leads the four-campus system, while each campus has a Chancellor<br />
who serves as the chief academic and administrative oficer. Dr. Philip<br />
DiStefano is currently the acting chancellor of the Boulder campus. Students<br />
can enter any of nine schools and colleges offering more than 3,400 courses<br />
in 150 ields, representing a full range of disciplines in the humanities, social<br />
sciences, physical and biological sciences, the ine and performing arts, and<br />
the professions.<br />
The largest university in the Centennial<br />
State is a big school, but its northern Italian<br />
architecture, named fourth in a ranking<br />
of the “most architecturally successful<br />
campuses in the country,” in The Campus<br />
as a Work of Art, creates an intimate,<br />
visitor-friendly public space thanks to the<br />
varicolored sandstone and red-tiled roof<br />
facade of more than 200 buildings created<br />
by its rural Tuscany inluence.<br />
There are 17 residence halls that dot<br />
the campus, with more than 1,500 students<br />
enrolled in seven residential academic<br />
programs, providing undergraduates with<br />
shared learning and living experiences.<br />
Many of the high-tech <strong>com</strong>panies<br />
located along the Front Range owe their<br />
origins to <strong>CU</strong>-Boulder’s cutting-edge science.<br />
<strong>CU</strong> researchers have created a new form of matter called Bose-Einstein<br />
condensate, shown that RNA can act as a catalyst in biochemical reactions,<br />
developed the irst classiication system of human chromosomes, created the<br />
irst national model to assess child development, identiied the battered child<br />
syndrome, discovered the process of aging is under direct genetic control,<br />
developed ways of dealing with natural hazards, and alerted the nation to<br />
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heightened academic pressures on kindergarten children.<br />
<strong>CU</strong>-Boulder has played a major role in NASA space programs, designing and<br />
building many scientiic instruments lown in outer space, and graduated 17<br />
men and women who became astronauts, including the late Jack Swigert, one<br />
of the three astronauts in the crippled Apollo 13 mission who made it dock to<br />
Earth safely from the moon. When the Hubble Space Telescope was launched<br />
in 1990, it was carrying seven major instruments, including a high-resolution<br />
spectrograph to study the evolution of stars and designed and built by an<br />
international science team led by astronomer Jack Brandt<br />
of <strong>CU</strong> Boulder. <strong>CU</strong>-Boulder’s Laboratory for Atmospheric<br />
and Space Physics currently operates nine scientiic instruments<br />
in space. An additional <strong>CU</strong> instrument is being<br />
prepared for launch in 20<strong>06</strong> as part of the New Horizons<br />
mission, which is expected to reach Pluto in 2015. Once<br />
the instrument is launched, LASP will have sent scientiic<br />
instruments to every planet in the solar system.<br />
The University has produced 19 Rhodes Scholars, ive<br />
of which were former football student-athletes at <strong>CU</strong>, with<br />
Jim Hansen the most recent recipient in 1992. Three faculty<br />
members have received Nobel Prizes: Carl Wieman and<br />
Eric Cornell of JILA and physics won the 2001 Nobel Prize<br />
in physics, and Thomas Cech, a distinguished professor of<br />
chemistry and biochemistry, won the 1989 Nobel Prize in<br />
chemistry. Other notable alumni include former United<br />
States Supreme Court Justice Byron “Whizzer” White, former<br />
big band leader Glenn Miller and actor Robert Redford.<br />
A premier institution in and of itself, the Boulder campus<br />
is in good <strong>com</strong>pany with some of the inest campuses in the country:<br />
* Colorado is one of the four most outstanding universities in the United<br />
States according to the 2004 Fiske <strong>Guide</strong> to Colleges (with Brown, Stanford<br />
and Virginia), based on academics, social life and quality of life.<br />
* U.S. News & World Report ranked <strong>CU</strong>-Boulder 32nd among the nation’s<br />
Top 50 Public National Universities in its <strong>2005</strong> Best Colleges issue. The rankings<br />
were based on factors such as academic reputation, retention, faculty<br />
resources, student selectivity and inancial resources.<br />
* U.S. News & World Report in <strong>2005</strong> also ranked seven <strong>CU</strong> graduate programs<br />
in the nation’s top 20: Environmental Law (7th), Aerospace Engineering<br />
(12th), Clinical Psychology (15th), Entrepreneurship Specialty (Business,<br />
15th), Speech Language-Pathology (17th), Chemical Engineering (18th) and<br />
Civil Engineering (20th).<br />
* And in April 2004, The Economist of London ranked <strong>CU</strong> as the 11th best<br />
public university in the world, as well as one of the 50 best universities of any<br />
kind, based on criteria such as highly cited researchers and Nobel laureates<br />
in selected ields.<br />
If the aphorism, “Somewhere between the Rockies<br />
and reality,” seems too good to believe, then <strong>com</strong>e for a<br />
visit. Start with a walk on the historic Pearl Street Mall, a<br />
downtown pedestrian mall that is the ceremonial heart of<br />
the city actually that works despite the efforts of its street<br />
theatre. Visitors may be so taken in by the scenery, the mall,<br />
Tudors and Victorians they may forget the University that<br />
put it all together. From Pearl, Broadway leads directly onto<br />
campus where the University of Colorado Museum and the<br />
<strong>CU</strong> Heritage Center, in the original Old Main building, which<br />
introduces the University’s past and present. Visitors can<br />
experience the University’s cosmopolitan atmosphere by<br />
visiting Fiske Planetarium, Sommers-Bausch Observatory,<br />
and Norlin Library. Lively performances are staged by the<br />
Artist Series, Department of Theatre and Dance, and the<br />
College of Music, and movie fans can relax with classic,<br />
contemporary, and avant garde ilms. Summer months<br />
bring the annual Shakespeare Festival to campus.<br />
Take in the fresh mountain air on any part of 100 miles of trails and 30,000<br />
acres of open space. Climb the Flatirons or in Eldorado Canyon State Park.<br />
Swim or board sail at the Boulder Reservoir while elite runners sprint around<br />
it. Rest assured, like the prophesy of an Arapaho Indian Chief, “If you leave<br />
Boulder, you will return.”<br />
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Dal Ward Athletic Center/<strong>CU</strong> <strong>Tennis</strong> Facility<br />
The 1990-91 athletic season is landmark for the University of<br />
Colorado in two areas. The year produced national championships<br />
in football (its irst) and skiing (its 14th at the time), and the men’s<br />
basketball team reached the NIT Final Four.<br />
That was also the year that the magniicent Dal Ward Athletic Center<br />
became a reality. The entire construction process was <strong>com</strong>pleted in<br />
less than nine months, from ground-breaking in December, 1990, to<br />
<strong>com</strong>pletion the following August.<br />
The $14 million building was<br />
<strong>com</strong>pletely funded through private<br />
donations. This multi-functional,<br />
stateof-the-art structure is one of<br />
the top facilities anywhere in college<br />
athletics.<br />
The Dal Ward Center boasts<br />
92,000 square feet that includes<br />
a massive academic center, sports<br />
medicine and weight training centers,<br />
a full-service kitchen and<br />
daily dining area, an auditorium,<br />
men’s and women’s lockerrooms,<br />
a player’s lounge and ofices for<br />
athletic administration and coaches.<br />
Construction on the project actually began in November, 1990, with<br />
the demolition of the old team house building, which had stood in the<br />
north end of Folsom Field since its erection in 1967. The foundation<br />
was dug and concrete poured over the next couple of months, with<br />
construction of the actual building starting in February, 1991. The<br />
structure was available for the football team’s use by mid-August, with<br />
the remainder of the building <strong>com</strong>pleted later that fall.<br />
The building is named for Dallas Ward, the football coach who led<br />
<strong>CU</strong> into the Big Seven Conference in 1948.<br />
Ward was the head coach for the Buffaloes for 11 seasons (1948-<br />
1958), <strong>com</strong>piling a 63-41-6 record, which made him the third-winningest<br />
coach in <strong>CU</strong> history at the time. His teams, noted for the single<br />
wing offense, were a constant threat to Oklahoma’s supremacy in the<br />
Big Seven Conference.<br />
The facility has several outstanding attributes, which beneit both<br />
the athletic department<br />
and the entire<br />
<strong>CU</strong>Boulder campus.<br />
The tile roof, native<br />
stone walls and<br />
traditional Italinate<br />
architecture were<br />
selected to <strong>com</strong>pliment<br />
the style of<br />
the Boulder campus.<br />
The Center also<br />
establishes a new<br />
sense of entry to the campus <strong>com</strong>ing from the north. The building<br />
features a dramatic two-story entry and lobby space with a grand<br />
staircase.<br />
In 1999, a state-of-the-art video replay board, known as “BuffVision,”<br />
replaced the original scoreboard. The Dal Ward Center allows<br />
<strong>CU</strong> athletics to provide a facility that is <strong>com</strong>petitive with equivalent<br />
successful NCAA athletic programs.<br />
The University of Colorado oficially opened its brand new tennis<br />
facility, The <strong>CU</strong> Boulder South Campus <strong>Tennis</strong> Courts with a ribbon<br />
cutting ceremony in front of a large turn out of fans, players, and administrative<br />
staff, on a cold and cloudy Saturday morning on Sept. 13,<br />
2004.<br />
“It’s a very exciting day for Colorado tennis,” said men’s tennis coach<br />
Sam Winterbotham. “Today is the irst step of great things for both the<br />
men’s and women’s tennis programs at this new facility. We hope the<br />
Boulder <strong>com</strong>munity will embrace this as much as we have, and build<br />
a winning tradition here at Colorado.”<br />
The ribbon cutting ceremony took place before alumni and current<br />
players. The morning activities included an inaugural Alumni<br />
match where former<br />
standouts<br />
of <strong>CU</strong>’s past took<br />
on today’s rising<br />
stars. The Alumni<br />
team included<br />
recent graduates<br />
and players who<br />
graduated from the<br />
1960’s through last<br />
year.<br />
The new facility<br />
located off Table<br />
Mesa Drive consists of 12 tennis courts, two rows of six courts with a<br />
35-foot walk-way in between. The courts also house a beautiful, breathtaking<br />
view of the Flatirons.<br />
The new courts are inanced through the <strong>CU</strong> Law School, the University<br />
of Colorado and the <strong>CU</strong> Athletic Department. The planning process<br />
for the new courts started three years ago as part of the <strong>CU</strong> Law School<br />
expansion.<br />
“The facility brings a whole new excitement to the program,” <strong>CU</strong><br />
women’s tennis head coach Nicole Kenneally said. “It opens up a new<br />
chapter of <strong>CU</strong> tennis. It’s a irst class college facility and will bring home<br />
to the players how valued they are on campus.”<br />
“It’s a very nice <strong>com</strong>plex,” Colorado Associate Athletic Director Jon<br />
Burianek said. “The new courts have more space behind the baseline<br />
and more space behind the courts. People can see all six matches at a<br />
time now.”<br />
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Boulder Facts<br />
Boulder was rated the “#1 Sports Town in<br />
America” by Outside Magazine, Boulder is a mecca<br />
for outdoor activities and recreational opportunities.<br />
Take advantage of the 200 miles of public hiking and<br />
biking trails, approximately 30,000 acres of open<br />
space, or the 16-mile Boulder Creek Path, which runs<br />
through the middle of town. The following resources<br />
can help you tap into these endless possibilities.<br />
Boulder offers a variety of interesting and entertaining<br />
attractions year-round, and many are free<br />
or almost-free. There is something for everyone in<br />
Boulder, and after spending some time here, it’s easy<br />
to see why Boulder sets itself apart from most cities<br />
its size.<br />
Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse<br />
303.442.4993<br />
“This is a gift to the people of Boulder to make their<br />
souls happy...” The Teahouse, which oficially opened<br />
May 15, 1998, is a gift from Boulder’s sister city,<br />
Dushanbe, Tajikistan and is the only one of its kind<br />
in the Western Hemisphere. Handcrafted by over 40<br />
Tajik artisans, the Teahouse is a feast for the eyes<br />
with its vibrant colors, patterns and furnishings. The<br />
Teahouse features an eclectic, international menu<br />
and teas from all over the world.<br />
Celestial Seasonings<br />
Tea Company<br />
303.581.1202<br />
Wel<strong>com</strong>e to the world of tea. Take a free,<br />
45-minute factory tour of Celestial’s tea<br />
making process, from package design<br />
to production, and sample the newest<br />
lavors to hit the market. Be sure to stop<br />
by the unforgettable “Mint Room” for a<br />
sinus-clearing sniff and the Art Gallery,<br />
displaying Celestial’s original paintings<br />
and teapot collection. The tour ends in<br />
the Celestial Gift Shop. Located at 4600<br />
Sleepytime Drive. Tour times: Monday<br />
through Saturday on the hour from<br />
10 a.m. - 3 p.m. and Sunday on the hour from 11<br />
a.m. - 3 p.m.<br />
Leanin’ Tree Museum<br />
of Western Art<br />
303.581.2100<br />
Boasting the largest, privately-held collection of<br />
western art in the country, Leanin’ Tree offers a<br />
wide selection of ine art including cowboy, Native-<br />
American and wildlife subjects, desert and mountain<br />
landscapes, and bronze sculptures. Each painting and<br />
sculpture in the collection has detailed information<br />
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about the particular piece, the artist<br />
and how the work was acquired.<br />
Leanin’ Tree is also one of the largest<br />
publishers of western, wildlife<br />
and regional interest greeting cards,<br />
which are all available in the gift<br />
shop. Open 7 days a week, 8 a.m.-4<br />
p.m. Monday through Friday and 10<br />
a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.<br />
Admission is free.<br />
Chautauqua Park Historic District<br />
303.442.3282<br />
At the base of the Flatiron Mountains<br />
lies a 100-year-old tradition. Chautauqua<br />
Park offers a playground,<br />
hiking trails, breathtaking views,<br />
delicious meals at the historic Dining<br />
Hall and entertainment, including<br />
lectures and performances at the Community House.<br />
Chautauqua is also home to the Chautauqua Summer<br />
Festival and the esteemed Colorado Music Festival,<br />
which are held in the Chautauqua Auditorium.<br />
Farmer’s Market 303.910.2236<br />
Offering fresh fruit, lowers, veggies and delicious<br />
edibles, the Farmer’s Market provides a place for<br />
locals to sell their products in a friendly, fun environment.<br />
Twice a week, residents and visitors can ill<br />
their bags with goodies. Saturdays 8:00 – 2:00 and<br />
Wednesdays 4:00 – 8:00 (April thought October).<br />
Pearl Street Mall (Downtown) 303.449.3774<br />
Stroll along our popular pedestrian mall and enjoy<br />
a great selection of restaurants, bookstores, boutiques<br />
and sidewalk cafés. Also popular are<br />
the seasonal art shows, craft fairs, musical<br />
presentations and street performers who entertain<br />
enthusiastic crowds with their antics.<br />
Let Bongo the Balloon Man make an animal<br />
creation out of his colorful supply of balloons,<br />
challenge the Zip Code Man to guess your<br />
hometown just by telling him your zip code,<br />
or watch the unusually lexible contortionist<br />
fold his body into a small box.<br />
E-Town 303.443.8696<br />
Artists like James Taylor <strong>com</strong>bined with<br />
interviewees like Jimmy Carter create a one<br />
of a kind, live radio show, which gives the<br />
“E-chievement Award” to an individual or<br />
organization around the country who has<br />
found positive solutions to challenges in their <strong>com</strong>munities.<br />
E-town airs on 110 radio stations around<br />
the country and usually tapes on Sunday evenings at<br />
the Boulder Theatre.<br />
National Center for Atmospheric<br />
Research 303.497.1174<br />
NCAR’s work focuses on weather phenomena,<br />
storms, climate, atmospheric chemistry and the sun.<br />
The world famous architect I.M. Pei designed the<br />
building that houses NCAR. Free, guided-tours of the<br />
facility are available Mon-Wed, noon, year-round, as<br />
well as a scientiic store featuring weather related<br />
educational items.<br />
National Oceanic and Atmospheric<br />
Administration (NOAA) 303.497.3333<br />
Take a tour of the NOAA facilities and ind out how<br />
weather patterns are predicted and affect our lives.<br />
Public tours are offered once a week on Tuesday at<br />
1 p.m. and last about one hour. Admission is free<br />
and reservations are not needed.<br />
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art<br />
303.443.2122<br />
Enjoy contemporary art exhibits featuring local and<br />
visiting artists. During the summer months take<br />
advantage of the Outdoor Cinema program! Open<br />
Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., closed<br />
Sunday, Monday and holidays.<br />
Dairy Center for the Arts<br />
303.440.7826<br />
Representatives from various local art groups are<br />
exhibited and housed in this multi-media <strong>com</strong>plex.<br />
For art lovers of all kinds, this multidisciplinary art<br />
center is worth the visit. Enjoy the many exhibits or<br />
participate in one of the several dance, theater or<br />
music classes offered. www.dairy.org<br />
Boulder Museum of History<br />
303.449.3464<br />
This museum captures Boulder’s history from the<br />
conquest of the American West to the present day.<br />
Look through photographs, artifacts and a costume<br />
gallery showing how Boulder became the town it is<br />
today. Open 10 am - 4 pm Tuesday through Friday,<br />
and noon - 4 pm on Saturday and Sunday.<br />
“Mork & Mindy” House<br />
Feel like testing your TV trivia? The exterior of this<br />
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Boulder Facts<br />
Mapleton Hill home was used in the well-known<br />
TV show, “Mork & Mindy,” starring Robin Williams.<br />
are well marked for hikers and<br />
cyclists alike.<br />
Rockies Brewing Company<br />
303.444.8448<br />
Ever wonder how beer is made? Come see the process<br />
from start to inish in the country’s oldest operating<br />
microbrewery and sample a few of the brews! Try<br />
the award-winning Singletrack Copper Ale or Buffalo<br />
Gold. Free tours are offered Monday through<br />
Saturday at 2 p.m.<br />
Boulder City Parks Trails System 303.441.3408.<br />
From a meandering path to a challenging climb,<br />
trails for all ages and abilities are well-maintained<br />
in Boulder’s park system. Not-to-miss areas include<br />
Chautauqua Park, Flagstaff Mountain and six-mile<br />
Mesa Trail. Stop by the ranger station located in<br />
Chautauqua Park for additional trail information and<br />
don’t forget a water bottle and sunscreen!<br />
Boulder<br />
Creek Path<br />
Take a walk, bike or in-line skate along this local, scenic<br />
path. Located parallel to Boulder Creek, between<br />
Arapahoe Avenue and Canyon Boulevard, the path is<br />
great for both recreation and people watching. The<br />
west end of the path winds out of the city and up<br />
through Boulder Canyon for four miles.<br />
Boulder Falls<br />
See where North Boulder Creek drops 70 feet into<br />
Middle Boulder Creek, a short distance up Boulder<br />
Canyon. Look for the “Boulder Falls” sign and parking<br />
will be to your left. It is a short hike to the falls,<br />
ideal for all ages.<br />
Boulder Reservoir<br />
303.441.3456<br />
Want to go for a quick swim? Boulder Reservoir is<br />
the choice of Boulderites and visitors alike for boating,<br />
swimming or sunbathing. Located in northeast<br />
Boulder. Call ahead for boat and equipment rentals<br />
and admission rates.<br />
Mountain Biking<br />
If you have a hankering for<br />
some outdoor adventure,<br />
Boulder offers a variety of<br />
biking trails throughout the<br />
area, suitable for all abilities.<br />
Favorites include the Boulder<br />
Creek Path, Walker Ranch and<br />
the Switzerland Trail. Bike<br />
rentals are available through<br />
local area bike shops.<br />
Tubing on Boulder Creek<br />
Grab an inner tube and hop<br />
on in! Cool off by taking a loat<br />
down Boulder Creek on those<br />
hot, summer days. Tubes are<br />
available from local gas stations<br />
for around $10.<br />
Boulder Falls<br />
Rocky Mountain National Park 970.586.12<strong>06</strong><br />
A scenic 45-minute drive away, Rocky Mountain<br />
National Park preserves over 250,000 acres of wilderness<br />
area, boasts over 355 miles of trails, stunning<br />
mountain vistas, elk herds, wildlowers and pristine<br />
alpine lakes. Both hiking trails and paved roads make<br />
this park accessible for all visitors to enjoy.<br />
Fiske Planetarium/<br />
Sommers-Bausch<br />
Observatory 303.492.5001<br />
Expand your horizons. Travel the solar system.<br />
Search for distant worlds. Try a different kind<br />
of entertainment and enjoy a laser show set to<br />
the tunes of Pink Floyd, the Beatles, Bob Marley,<br />
the Dave Matthews Band or an All Request show,<br />
where the audience chooses the play list. Take<br />
a class, learn about the formation of our solar<br />
system, galaxies, black holes and even extra-terrestrials.<br />
Classes, observation sessions, and laser<br />
shows take place on Friday evenings, Saturdays<br />
and select Tuesdays. The Observatory is open<br />
for telescope viewing on most Friday evenings,<br />
depending on weather. Located on the University of<br />
Colorado Campus.<br />
Flagstaff Mountain<br />
A drive up Flagstaff Mountain offers spectacular<br />
views of Boulder, the Front Range and the Continental<br />
Divide. Follow Baseline Road west as it winds<br />
upward. There is a parking permit required for outof-county<br />
cars and rental cars.<br />
City of Boulder Open Space<br />
303.441.3440<br />
Looking for a hike with a view of the back range?<br />
Boulder’s open space trails will reveal lower-illed<br />
meadows in the summer and snow-capped vistas in<br />
the winter. Local favorites include the Bobolink Trail<br />
and the Marshall Mesa Trail. For the cyclist, there are<br />
many trails with varying levels of dificulty. All trails<br />
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Denver Facts<br />
DENVER’S POPULATION<br />
Denver has more than doubled in population since 1960. The City & County<br />
of Denver has a population of 510,000 making it larger than the entire population<br />
of Wyoming (which has 480,000 people). The sixcounty metro area<br />
has a population of 2.3 million. Denver’s population<br />
has increased by 23% since 1990. Denver is<br />
the 20th largest metro area in America, and has<br />
the 10th largest downtown area. The city and<br />
county of Denver has a minority population of<br />
44.7% with 15% African American; 27.8% Hispanic;<br />
3.3% Asian; and 1.4% Native American.<br />
The median age is 32.9 slightly below the U.S.<br />
median of 33.2. All of Colorado is experiencing<br />
a population boom with over 700,000 people<br />
moving to the state in the last decade.<br />
Highest Educated City: Denver is the most<br />
educated city in the U.S. Denver has the greatest<br />
percentage of high school and college graduates<br />
of any major metropolitan area in the U.S.;<br />
92.1% of the population in the metro area have<br />
high school diplomas and 35% have at least a bachelor’s degree, according<br />
to the U.S. Census. The national average is 81.7% for high school diplomas<br />
and 23% with a college degree.<br />
Baby Boomer Capital: Denver also is the nation’s baby boomer capital,<br />
with the highest percentage of boomers of any major city, according to<br />
the 1998 U.S. Census. One third of the city is between age 35 and 54.<br />
Including small cities, only<br />
two had a higher percentage<br />
than Denver — Santa Fe and<br />
Anchorage. Among major cities,<br />
percentage of boomers is:<br />
Denver 32.8%; Seattle 31.5%;<br />
Atlanta 31.4%; Washington<br />
31.4%; Portland OR 31.4%; San<br />
Francisco 30.8%.<br />
Thin City: Denver is also the<br />
“thinnest” city in America, and<br />
Colorado is tied as the “thinnest”<br />
state with Hawaii.<br />
DENVER’S LOCATION<br />
Contrary to popular belief, Denver is not in the mountains; it is near them.<br />
The “Foothills” (a gentle series of peaks ranging from 7,000 to 11,000 feet<br />
high (2,133 to 3,353 meters high) start to rise 15 miles (24 kilometers)<br />
west of the city. Slightly beyond that is the Continental Divide and a series<br />
of peaks soaring to heights of 14,000 feet,(4,267 meters) known locally as<br />
the “Front Range.” Denver itself is located on high, rolling plains. Although<br />
considered “Western” in character, Denver is actually located in the center<br />
of the country, just 346 miles (557 km) west of the exact center of the<br />
continental United States. With the exception of Kansas City, Denver is<br />
closer to the exact center of the nation than any other metropolitan area.<br />
DENVER’S TRANSPORTATION<br />
Aviation history was made when the $4.3 billion Denver International Airport<br />
opened on February 28, 1995. Covering 53 square miles (137 square<br />
kilometers, twice the size of Manhattan), Denver International Airport has<br />
ive full-service runways and has established a landing rate of 120 planes<br />
an hour in good weather— 36% higher than the good weather rate of 88<br />
planes an hour at Denver’s previous airport, Stapleton International. DIA<br />
can be expanded to 11 runways capable of serving 110 million passengers<br />
a year. Currently DIA is the sixth-busiest airport in the United States<br />
and the 10th-busiest in the world. Twenty-two airlines offer 1200 lights<br />
56<br />
including non-stops to 120 American cities and according to the Federal<br />
Aviation Administration.<br />
DESCRIPTION OF DENVER<br />
Denver is a clean, young and green city with<br />
over 200 parks and dozens of tree-lined boulevards.<br />
The architecture relects the city’s three<br />
boom periods: Victorian, when silver was<br />
discovered in Leadville; turn-of-thecentury,<br />
when gold was discovered in Cripple Creek;<br />
and contemporary, when the energy boom<br />
added 16 skyscrapers to the downtown<br />
skyline in a three year period, 1980-1983.<br />
Unlike some Western cities, Denver has a<br />
central downtown area. Here, within easy<br />
walking distance, are 5,200 hotel rooms, the<br />
city’s convention <strong>com</strong>plex, performing arts<br />
<strong>com</strong>plex, and a wide variety of shops, department<br />
stores, restaurants, and nightspots. Also<br />
within easy walking distance are some of the<br />
city’s top attractions including the U.S. Mint,<br />
Denver Art Museum and Colorado History Museum.<br />
DENVER’S CLIMATE<br />
Nothing about Denver is more misunderstood than the city’s climate.<br />
Located just east of a high mountain barrier and a long distance from any<br />
moisture source, Denver has a mild, dry and arid climate. The city receives<br />
only 8-15 inches (20.3 - 38 cm) of precipitation a year (about the same as<br />
Los Angeles), and records 300 days of sunshine a year — more<br />
annual hours of sun than San Diego or Miami Beach. Winters<br />
are mild with an average daily high of 45 degrees Fahrenheit,<br />
7 degrees Celsius in February, warmer than New York, Boston,<br />
Chicago or St. Louis. Snow does fall, but it usually melts in a<br />
short time. Golf courses remain open all year and have been<br />
played on as many as 30 days in January. Chinook winds (a<br />
wind blowing down from a mountain that gains heat as it<br />
loses elevation)<br />
can bring 60 degree F (16 degrees C) weather to Denver at any<br />
time throughout the winter. In summer, dry relative humidity<br />
makes Denver feel cool and <strong>com</strong>fortable, offering natural air<br />
conditioning. Fall is a particularly delightful time to visit the<br />
city and make day excursions to the mountains to view the<br />
colorful changing of the aspens, an event that takes place from<br />
mid-September until mid-October.<br />
DENVER’S MUSEUMS AND ATTRACTIONS<br />
Denver has some of the inest museums in the West with a wide variety of<br />
historical, western, artistic and horticultural emphasis.<br />
The Black American<br />
West Museum<br />
tells the forgotten<br />
story of African<br />
American cowboys,<br />
who made up as<br />
many as one third<br />
of all the cowboys<br />
on the great cattle<br />
drives. Housed in the<br />
home of Dr. Justina<br />
Ford, Denver’s irst<br />
African American<br />
doctor, the museum has exhibits, historic photos and artifacts that tell<br />
the story of the many contributions made by Blacks in settling the West.<br />
(303) 292-2566.<br />
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Butterly Pavilion & Insect Center features a lush tropical forest illed<br />
with up to 1,600 free-lying butterlies. There is also an insect center, gift<br />
shop, outdoor gardens and many fun,<br />
educational exhibits. (303) 469-5441.<br />
The Colorado History Museum offers<br />
a series of dioramas and exhibits that<br />
trace the colorful history of the Indians,<br />
explorers, gold miners, cowboys<br />
and pioneers that have called Colorado<br />
home. Exhibits include an outstanding<br />
collection of William Henry Jackson<br />
photos and a large diorama of Denver as<br />
it appeared in 1860. Call for information<br />
on special exhibits. (303) 866-3670.<br />
The Colorado State Capitol stands a<br />
mile above sea level with a plaque on<br />
the 15th step to mark the spot that is 5,280 feet (1,609 m) high. The dome<br />
is covered with 200 ounces of pure gold and there is a beautiful view from<br />
the rotunda of the entire Front Range, from Pikes Peak, all the way north<br />
to the Wyoming border, a distance of over 150 miles (241 km). Free tours<br />
on weekdays of the beautiful rooms and appointments. (303) 866-2604.<br />
The Coors Brewery offers free tours of the largest single brewery in the<br />
world. Colorado brews more beer than any other state and this Golden<br />
brewery brews more beer than any other place on the planet. Free tours<br />
of the entire <strong>com</strong>plex, from brewing to bottling, with free beer samples for<br />
those over the age of 21. (303) 277-2337.<br />
Denver Art Museum has what is considered to be the inest collection<br />
of American Indian art works in the world covering all tribes, as well as<br />
30,000 other art objects in seven curatorial departments. The museum<br />
celebrated it’s 100th Anniversary in 1993 with newly remodeled Asian,<br />
Pre-Columbian and Spanish Colonial galleries and renovated African and<br />
Oceanic galleries. It is the largest art museum between Kansas City and the<br />
West Coast. (303) 640-2793.<br />
The Denver Zoo is consistently rated as one of the top 10 in America with<br />
3,500 animals in lovely spreading grounds in City Park. “Tropical Discovery,”<br />
is a 1.5-acre rainforest under glass in which visitors feel the sensation of<br />
walking through a jungle teeming with wildlife. Other highlights of the Zoo<br />
include “Northern Shores” where you<br />
can watch polar bears swim underwater<br />
and Primate Panorama, where<br />
visitors can get as close as 10 feet to<br />
over 29 species of monkeys. The Zoo<br />
celebrated its 100th anniversary in<br />
1996. (303) 376-4800.<br />
Six Flags Elitch Gardens Theme<br />
Park is a hundred-year-old theme<br />
park known for its European atmosphere,<br />
elaborate loral gardens, and<br />
thrill rides. In 1995, Elitch Gardens<br />
moved to an expanded location in<br />
downtown Denver along the South<br />
Platte River with all new rides, gardens,<br />
lagoons, restaurants and amusements.<br />
(303) 455-4771.<br />
Red Rocks Amphitheatre is a 9,000-seat natural outdoor arena carved out<br />
of huge, 500-foot (152 m) high, red sandstone cliffs, all overlooking Denver<br />
and the plains. With its views and geologic wonders, it’s one of the world’s<br />
most famous concert sites and has played host to everyone from the Beatles<br />
to symphony orchestras. Seventy million years ago, the rocks were the beach<br />
of an ancient inland sea that covered eastern<br />
Colorado and Kansas. Today, it’s a wonderful<br />
site for hikes, picnics and concerts.<br />
The U.S. Mint is where over ive billion coins<br />
are made each year and there are free 20 minute<br />
tours on weekdays. It is also the second<br />
largest storehouse of gold bullion in the U.S.<br />
after Fort Knox. The gift shop has many unique<br />
coins not available anywhere else, and there<br />
is a small museum on the history of money.<br />
Tours are currently available on a very limited<br />
basis, please call the Mint at 303-405-4761<br />
for details.<br />
DAY TRIP EX<strong>CU</strong>RSIONS FROM DENVER<br />
Pikes Peak Country is located 60 miles (97 km) south of Denver and<br />
features more than 40 attractions centered around 14,000-foot (4,267 m)<br />
high Pikes Peak. Things to see include the Air Force Academy, one of three<br />
United States military colleges; the famous Broadmoor Resort with its lake<br />
and three golf courses; the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame with its exhibits on this<br />
exciting professional sport; and Garden of the Gods which has gigantic 500-<br />
foot (152 m) high red sandstone rock monuments in a spectacular setting<br />
at the base of Pikes Peak.<br />
Rocky Mountain National Park is located 71 miles (114 km) northwest<br />
of Denver and features 400 square miles (1,036 sq km) of scenic beauty,<br />
including Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous highway in the world<br />
crossing the Continental Divide at over two miles above sea level. The park<br />
has two information centers, hundreds of miles of hiking trails, tranquil<br />
lakes, waterfalls, wildlife and horseback riding. Estes Park is a resort town<br />
on the edge of the park with restaurants and shops.<br />
DENVER TRIVIA<br />
In 1935, Louis Ballast grilled a slice of cheese onto a hamburger at his<br />
Denver Humpty Dumpty drive-in restaurant, and patented the invention<br />
as the world’s irst “cheeseburger.” The restaurant is gone today, but there<br />
is a small memorial to this historic dining event at 2776 North Speer Blvd.<br />
(in the parking lot for Key Bank).<br />
• Denver truly is one mile high. The 15th step on the west<br />
side of the State Capitol Building is 5,280 feet (1,609 m)<br />
above sea level.<br />
• It was on top of nearby Pikes Peak in 1893 that Katherine<br />
Lee Bates was inspired to write the words to “America<br />
the Beautiful.”<br />
• The mountainous area of Colorado is six times the size<br />
of Switzerland and contains 9,600 miles (15,449 km) of<br />
ishing streams, 2,850 lakes and over 1,000 peaks two<br />
miles (3,218 km) high.<br />
• The road up 14,260 foot (4,346 m) high Mount Evans<br />
is the highest paved road in North America — and it is<br />
maintained and operated by Denver City Parks Department.<br />
Denver’s Mountain Parks Department maintains<br />
20,000 acres of park lands including its own private buffalo herd and Red<br />
Rocks Amphitheatre — all part of the largest city park system in the nation.<br />
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State of Colorado Facts<br />
COLORADO BY THE NUMBERS<br />
2<br />
National Parks<br />
3<br />
<strong>CU</strong> National Championships in<br />
Football (1990) and Cross Country (2000,<br />
2001)<br />
8<br />
National Monuments and Recreation<br />
Areas<br />
15<br />
National Forests and<br />
National Grasslands<br />
16<br />
<strong>CU</strong> National Championships in Skiing<br />
21<br />
Scenic and Historic Byways<br />
40<br />
State Parks<br />
54<br />
Colorado peaks over 14,000 feet<br />
in elevation<br />
325<br />
Days of sunshine the Front Range sees<br />
each year<br />
450<br />
Square miles of bodies of water<br />
469<br />
Length in miles of the Colorado Trail<br />
786<br />
Acres on the main campus in Boulder<br />
1,450<br />
Length in miles of the Colorado River and<br />
the Rio Grande<br />
3,350<br />
Lowest elevation (Arkansas River)<br />
6,800<br />
Average elevation<br />
14,443<br />
Highest elevation (Mt. Elbert)<br />
104,247<br />
Size of Colorado in square miles<br />
3.8 million<br />
Colorado population in 1998<br />
126 million<br />
Years geologists estimate it will take for<br />
the Rocky Mountains to erode away<br />
1.7 billion years<br />
How long ago the rock in the<br />
Rocky Mountains was formed<br />
Nicknamed the Centennial State because it<br />
oficially became the 38th state in 1876 (on the<br />
100th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of<br />
Independence), Colorado was irst established<br />
as a U.S. Territory in 1861.<br />
Spanish for “colored red,” Colorado is<br />
the nation’s highest state<br />
with an average elevation of<br />
about 6,800 feet. Colorado is<br />
the eighth-largest state en<strong>com</strong>passing<br />
104,247 square<br />
miles, but is just the 26thmost<br />
populous state with 3.8<br />
million residents.<br />
Colorado is known for lots<br />
of things, but some things<br />
even surprise the lifelong<br />
resident. Here are some interesting<br />
facts about Colorful<br />
Colorado:<br />
- Colorado boasts 325 days<br />
of sunshine per year, and has<br />
more hours of sunshine than both Miami and<br />
San Diego.<br />
- There are just 68 mountains in the U.S. that<br />
hover above 14,000 feet, and 54 of the “14ers”<br />
are in Colorado. Driving along U.S. Highway 24<br />
between Leadville and Salida, you pass over 10<br />
separate 14ers.<br />
- Colorado’s famous<br />
Pikes Peak is<br />
where Katherine Lee<br />
Bates was inspired<br />
to write “America<br />
the Beautiful,” but<br />
it has just the 31st<br />
highest summit in<br />
Colorado.<br />
- Colorado’s Rocky Mountains cover an area<br />
equal to three times that of the Swiss Alps.<br />
- Colorado boasts several of the nation’s and<br />
world’s highest places and things, among them<br />
are the world’s highest automobile tunnel<br />
(Eisenhower Tunnel on I-70), the world’s largest<br />
lat-top mountain (Grand<br />
Mesa near Grand Junction),<br />
the highest paved highway<br />
in the U.S. (Trail Ridge Road<br />
in Rocky Mountain National<br />
Park), the highest railroad in<br />
the U.S. (Pikes Peak Cog Railway<br />
in Colorado Springs) and the<br />
highest 18-hole golf course in<br />
the U.S. (Copper Creek Golf Club<br />
in Copper Mountain).<br />
- From atop Rocky Mountain National Park,<br />
you can view points on the Continental Divide<br />
where within a few feet, waters separate and<br />
low to both the Atlantic and Paciic oceans.<br />
- The world’s<br />
irst-ever Rodeo was<br />
held July 4, 1869, in<br />
Deer Trail, Colo.<br />
. The irst Stetson hat<br />
was manufactured by<br />
John B. Stetson in Central<br />
City, Colo.<br />
- Summit County,<br />
home to several world<br />
famous ski resorts including<br />
Vail, Beaver<br />
Creek, Breckenridge,<br />
Copper Mountain and<br />
Keystone, is bounded<br />
on three sides by the Continental Divide.<br />
- Colorado is one of four states at the Four<br />
Corners, the only place in the U.S. where<br />
four states meet. Near Four Corners is Mesa<br />
Verde National Park, which was the irst<br />
national park to preserve the works of man.<br />
The southwestern part of<br />
Colorado is considered the<br />
archeological center of the<br />
United States.<br />
The Morrison Formation,<br />
just west of Denver, yielded<br />
the largest brontosaurus<br />
bones ever excavated.<br />
- The Coors Brewery in<br />
Golden is the world’s largest<br />
single-site brewery, and Colorado also boasts<br />
more microbreweries per capita than any state<br />
in the U.S.<br />
- Colorado’s Royal Gorge, which boasts the<br />
world’s highest suspension bridge, is unique<br />
in that it was formed solely by erosion, not by<br />
an earthquake.<br />
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Colorado Sports Scene<br />
Few would argue that Colorado and the Boulder/Denver area in<br />
particular has been the hot spot for sports in the 1990s. In 1997,<br />
the Sporting News ranked the Denver area as the No. 1 sports city in<br />
America. To qualify, a city had to have a franchise in all four major<br />
professional leagues (MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL) and also claim a university<br />
participating in NCAA Division basketball and football.<br />
The area has been home to the two-time Super Bowl Champion<br />
Denver Broncos, 1996 and 2001 Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche,<br />
three national football titles in the 1990s (Colorado in 1990 and<br />
Northern Colorado in 1996 and 1997, seven NCAA ski championships<br />
(Colorado in 1991, ’95, ’98 and ’99 and Denver in 2000, 2001, 2002),<br />
and two national titles in cross country (<strong>CU</strong>’s women’s title in 2000<br />
and the men’s in 2001) and DU’s men’s hockey teams in 2003-04 and<br />
2004-05. Boulder hosts the second-largest 10k road race in the country<br />
(Bolder Boulder) and<br />
several world-class Olympic-class<br />
athletes call it home.<br />
Denver is one of the few cities<br />
to have a franchise in ive major<br />
sports with the Denver Broncos<br />
(NFL), Colorado Avalanche<br />
(NHL), Denver Nuggets (NBA),<br />
Colorado Rockies (MLB) and the<br />
Colorado Rapids (MLS). Denver<br />
has also been the home to professional<br />
teams whose leagues<br />
have disbanded: Arena Football,<br />
United States Football<br />
League (Denver Gold), Volleyball<br />
(Colorado Thunder)<br />
and the American Basketball<br />
League (Colorado Xplosion).<br />
Boulder and Denver are<br />
known for lots of things. But some things even<br />
surprise the lifelong resident, a recent transplant (nearly two-thirds<br />
of the state’s residents were born outside of Colorado), or irst-time<br />
visitor to the Mile High City.<br />
• Denver is called the “Mile High City” because it is exactly 5,280 feet<br />
above sea level. In fact, there is a spot on the west steps of the State<br />
Capitol building that is exactly 5,280 feet above sea level and there is<br />
a row of seats at Coors Field with the same bragging rights.<br />
• Denver is the most educated city in the United States. It has the<br />
greatest percentage of high school and college graduates of any major<br />
metropolitan area in the U.S.<br />
•While Boulder has 10 microbreweries, Denver brews more beer<br />
than any other American city. The state of Colorado boasts more microbrews<br />
per capita than any state in the U.S. The Coors Brewery, in<br />
nearby Golden, is the world’s largest single-site brewery.<br />
• Boulder and Denver record more than 300 days of sunshine per<br />
Colleges With Division I-A Basketball Within a<br />
Half-Hour Drive of Cities That Boast A Team In<br />
Each Of The Five Major Sports Leagues<br />
(NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS)<br />
City<br />
Schools<br />
Denver .......................................COLORADO<br />
Boston ........................................Boston College<br />
Chicago.......................................Northwestern<br />
Dallas ............................Southern Methodist, T<strong>CU</strong><br />
Miami...........................................Miami, Fla.<br />
San Francisco/Oakland............Stanford, California<br />
Baltimore/Washington D.C........ Maryland<br />
year, and has more<br />
hours of sunshine<br />
than both Miami and<br />
San Diego. The cities<br />
receive only 8-15<br />
inches of precipitation<br />
a year (about<br />
the same as Los Angeles).<br />
Winters are<br />
mild, with an average<br />
daily high of 45 degrees,<br />
warmer than<br />
New York, Boston,<br />
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Chicago or St. Louis. Snow falls, but usually melts<br />
in a short time.<br />
• Golf courses remain open all year and have<br />
been played on as many as 30 days in January.<br />
Chinook wins (a wind blowing down from a<br />
mountain that gains heat as it loses elevation)<br />
can bring 60 degrees to the area at any time<br />
during the winter.<br />
• The Denver/Boulder metropolitan area is<br />
the 20th largest in the United States. Boulder<br />
is not classiied as a suburb of Denver; it’s<br />
nestled in its own valley at the foothills of<br />
the Rocky Mountains. Contrary to popular<br />
belief, Denver is not in the mountains; it is<br />
near them. The “Foothills” start to rise 15<br />
miles west of the city. Slightly beyond that is<br />
the Continental Divide and a series of peaks<br />
rising to 14,000 feet, known locally as the<br />
“Front Range”.<br />
• Denver is also the “thinnest” city in America<br />
while Boulder is the second “ittest” city in<br />
America according to Shape Magazine and the<br />
state of Colorado is tied as the “thinnest” state<br />
with Hawai’i.<br />
Health Magazine named Boulder one of<br />
America’s 10 Fittest Cities. Self Magazine proclaimed<br />
Boulder one of the 10 healthiest places<br />
for women to live, with a perfect 100 in water<br />
quality.<br />
• Denver is the nation’s baby boomer capital,<br />
with the highest percentage of boomers of any<br />
major city. One third of the city is between the<br />
ages of 35 and 54 while Boulder’s population<br />
of 25 to 44 year olds is slightly higher.<br />
• Boulder has 200 miles of public hiking and<br />
biking trails, approximately 30,000 acres of<br />
open space and a 16-mile Boulder Creek Path<br />
which runs through the middle of town. The<br />
city of Denver offers over 450 miles of paved,<br />
designated bike paths, over 70 public golf<br />
courses and 143 free tennis courts. Denver<br />
also has the largest city park system in the<br />
nation with 205 within the city limits.<br />
• As the largest city in a 600-mile radius,<br />
Denver is the shopping capital of the Rocky<br />
Mountain West. It features the largest sporting<br />
goods store in the world and the largest<br />
independent book store in America with over<br />
400,000 volumes. The 16th street mall is a<br />
mile-long pedestrian promenade, not to be<br />
outdone by its counterpart in Boulder, the<br />
Pearl Street Mall. Boulder is also known for<br />
having more used book stores per capita than<br />
any other city in the country according to a<br />
Money magazine count in 1998.<br />
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COLORADO TRADITIONS<br />
<strong>CU</strong> FIGHT SONG<br />
F <strong>CU</strong> D T F,<br />
<strong>CU</strong> M W<br />
F, F F V,<br />
<strong>CU</strong> K N D<br />
W’ R U A M S,<br />
N G I<br />
S T S<br />
W W F, F,<br />
F, F, F!<br />
ALMA MATER<br />
H, A H O A M!<br />
E W O H B T;<br />
Y W L W U F,<br />
L W W B T Y.<br />
W S F Y P,<br />
E O L R,<br />
P O W D T<br />
Y, D O <strong>CU</strong>.<br />
GLORY GLORY<br />
COLORADO<br />
C V C M-<br />
O T F,<br />
C V C M-<br />
O T F,<br />
C V C M-<br />
O T F,<br />
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The University of Colorado has the most unique mascot in all of intercollegiate<br />
athletics, a real buffalo named Ralphie. The live buffalo mascot<br />
leads the football team out on the ield both at the start of the game and<br />
second half. It is truly one of the special sights that exists anywhere in<br />
college or professional sports, especially for opposing teams, who often<br />
stop in the tracks watching the massive buffalo round the end zone and<br />
head directly at their sideline.<br />
The Buffalo irst appeared in 1934, three weeks after a contest to select<br />
an oficial school nickname by the Silver and Gold newspaper had <strong>com</strong>e<br />
to an end and “Buffaloes” was the winning entry. For the inal game of<br />
the ’34 season, some students paid $25 to rent a buffalo calf mascot along<br />
with a real cowboy as his keeper. It took the cowboy and four students to<br />
keep the calf under control on the sidelines, a 7-0 win at the University of<br />
Denver on Thanksgiving Day.<br />
Prior to 1934, <strong>CU</strong> athletic teams usually were referred to as the “Silver<br />
and Gold”, but other nicknames teams were sometimes called included<br />
Silver Helmets, Yellow Jackets, Hornets, Arapahoes, Big Horns, Grizzlies<br />
and Frontiersmen. The campus newspaper announced the contest in the<br />
fall of 1934, with a $5 prize to go to the author of the winning selection.<br />
Claude Bates of New Madrid, Mo., and James Profitt of Cincinnati, Ohio,<br />
were co-winners for the prize as both submitted Buffaloes as their entry.<br />
Athletic Director Harry Carlson, graduate manager Walter Franklin and<br />
Kenneth Bundy of the Silver and Gold were the judges. Through the<br />
years, synonyms which quickly came into use included “Bisons,” “Buffs,”<br />
“Thundering Herd,” “Stampeding Herd,” and “Golden Buffaloes.”<br />
The irst buffalo, “Mr. Chips,” was eventually given to the University by<br />
Mahlon White. The buffalo was a regular at <strong>CU</strong> home games through the<br />
1950s and was cared for by a men’s honorary.<br />
The <strong>CU</strong> football teams were without a mascot for several years before<br />
the original Ralphie made its irst appearance at a <strong>CU</strong> function in 1966<br />
(and as a six-month-old calf). For a while, she was billed as Ralph, the<br />
name given by the student body. An astute fan soon discovered that the<br />
buffalo was in fact a female, thus the name alteration to Ralphie.<br />
Ralphie attended every <strong>CU</strong> home football game for 13 years (including<br />
bowl games), and retired at the end of the 1978 season.<br />
Ralphie’s replacement on the sidelines was Ralphie II, making her<br />
irst-ever appearance at <strong>CU</strong>’s inal home game of the 1978 season. The<br />
buffalo’s original name was Moon, short for Moonshine, but the name<br />
Ralphie had be<strong>com</strong>e so popular and traditional that I was restored. The<br />
Bank of Boulder, a signiicant contributor through the years to the Ralphie<br />
program, purchased and donated Ralphie II to <strong>CU</strong>. At the age of 12, and<br />
after serving the Buffs for 10 years, Ralphie II passed away on Sept. 19,<br />
1987, following a 31-17 <strong>CU</strong> win over Stanford.<br />
Ralphie III was pressed into action earlier than anticipated, as she had<br />
been in training for the 1988 season. Originally named “Tequila,” she made<br />
her debut on Nov. 7, 1987, when the Buffs beat Missouri, 27-10. After over<br />
10 years of service, she passed away in January, 1998, at the age of 13.<br />
Colorado’s latest mascot is Ralphie IV, donated to the university as a<br />
yearling in April, 1998, by media and sports entrepreneur Ted Turner.<br />
Ralphie IV was born in April, 1997 on the Flying D Ranch in Gallatin<br />
Gateway, Montana, which is part of Turner Ranches, the largest ranch<br />
operation in the United States. Named “Rowdy” by ranch hands, she was<br />
separated from her mother when she was about a month old and was<br />
literally found in the jaws of a coyote with bite marks around her neck.<br />
She survived the attack and was bottle-fed by the hands for four months.<br />
She was released back to the herd but wouldn’t bond with them, so the<br />
ranch hands took her back in and fed her grasses and grain.<br />
Ralphie IV, rapidly growing and maturing, weighs in at about 1,300<br />
pounds this year, well over twice her weight when she made her debut<br />
against Colorado State at Mile High Stadium in Denver on Sept. 5, 1998.<br />
Ralphie I<br />
Ralphie II<br />
Ralphie III<br />
Ralphie IV<br />
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