MEN'S TENNIS - Washington University in St. Louis Athletics

HONORS & AWARDS®Jason Mudd SinglesDuncan Seay DoublesJason Mudd Doubles1989 Jason Mudd Singles1990 Jason Mudd Singles1992 Rich Berens Singles1993 Rich Berens SinglesRich Berens DoublesScott WolfDoubles1994 Rich Berens Singles2002 Brian Alvo Singles2003 Brian Alvo SinglesNeil Kenner SinglesNeil Kenner DoublesAri Rosenthal Doubles2004 Brian Alvo SinglesBrian AlvoDoublesAri Rosenthal SinglesAri Rosenthal Doubles2005 Ari Rosenthal Singles2006 Ari Rosenthal SinglesAri Rosenthal DoublesCharlie Cutler Doubles2007 Charlie Cutler SinglesCharlie Cutler DoublesChris Hoeland DoublesJohn WattsSingles2008 Charlie Cutler SinglesCharlie Cutler DoublesChris Hoeland DoublesJohn WattsSingles2009 Charlie Cutler SinglesCharlie Cutler DoublesChris Hoeland DoublesJohn WattsSingles2010 Isaac Stein SinglesIsaac SteinDoublesJohn WattsMax WoodsSinglesDoubles2011 Isaac Stein SinglesIsaac SteinDoublesMax Woods SinglesMax Woods Doubles2012 Adam Putterman SinglesAdam Putterman DoublesRoss Putterman Doubles2013 Adam Putterman SinglesAdam Putterman DoublesRoss Putterman DoublesITA National Senior of the Year2010 John Watts2013 Adam PuttermanITA Central Region Senior of the Year2010 John Watts42013 Adam PuttermanITA National Rookie of the Year2007 John WattsUAA MVP1994 Rich Berens2003 Neil Kenner2006 Ari Rosenthal2007 Charlie Cutler2009 John Watts2013 Adam PuttermanUAA Rookie of the Year2003 Neil Kenner2007 John Watts2010 Adam PuttermanAll-UAA1988 Duncan Seay Second (S)Chris Thomas Second (S)1989 Keith Cheses First (S)Dan Freedman First (D)Mike Moshan First (D)Jason Mudd Second (S)Keith Cheses Second (D)Dan Freedman Second (D)1990 Niraj Seghal Second (D)Scott WolfSecond (D)Niraj Sehgal Second (D)1991 Neil Axelrod Second (D)Rich Berens Second (S)Rich Berens Second (D)Scott WolfSecond (S)Scott WolfSecond (D)Neil Axelrod Second (D)Andy Berenson Second (D)1992 Scott WolfJohn ParksSecond (S)Second (S)Robbie Biaggi Second (S)Jeremy Peck Second (S)Robbie Biaggi Second (D)Jeremy Peck Second (D)1993 Rich Berens First (S)Rich Berens First (D)Scott WolfFirst (D)Scott WolfSecond (S)Jeff AltmanSecond (S)Neil AxelrodRobbie BiaggiSecond (D)Second (D)1994 Rich Berens First (S)Rich Berens First (D)Jeremy Peck First (D)Jeffrey Goodman Second (S)Jeff AltmanSecond (S)1995 Trent Patterson First (S)Jeff AltmanSecond (S)Robbie Biaggi Second (D)James Peera Second (D)David LauSecond (D)Mark Waggonener Second (D)1998 Michael Doyle First (S)Arun Nanjappa First (S)Michael Doyle First (D)Jason Lawrence First (D)Jason Lawrence Second (S)Mark Friedman Second (D)James Peera Second (D)1999 Mike Feldman Second (S)Arun Nanjappa Second (D)Hugh Kirtley Second (D)2000 Michael Doyle First (S)Michael Doyle First (D)Patrick Doyle First (D)Arun Nanjappa Second (S)Mark Friedman Second (S)Patrick Doyle Second (S)David Genovese Second (S)Arun Nanjappa Second (D)Max Schlather Second (D)2001 David Genovese First (S)Patrick Doyle First (S)Max Schlather First (D)David Genovese First (D)Mike Feldman First (D)Derrick Everett First (D)2002 Mike Feldman First (S)Ari Rosenthal (2002-06) is one of two fivetimeAll-America selections in men’s tennisschool history.2013-14 MEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK

HONORS & AWARDS®David Genovese First (S)Shaul Yecheskel First (S)Max Schlather Second (S)Brian AlvoSecond (D)Patrick Doyle Second (D)Chee LeeSecond (D)Mike Feldman Second (D)2003 Neil Kenner First (S)Brian AlvoFirst (S)Max Schlather First (D)Shaul Yecheskel First (D)David Genovese Second (S)Ari Rosenthal Second (S)2004 Ari Rosenthal First (S)Brian AlvoSecond (D)Eric Borden Second (S)Ari Rosenthal Second (D)2005 Eric Borden Second (D)Zack FayneSecond (D)William McMahan Second (S)2006 Zack Fayne First (S)Ari Rosenthal First (S)Trevis Bowman First (S)Nirmal Choradia First (S)2007 Charlie Cutler First (S)John WattsFirst (S)John WattsFirst (D)Charlie Howard First (D)2008 Danny Levy First (S)Chris Hoeland First (S)Max Woods Second (S)Isaac SteinSecond (S)Charlie Cutler Second (D)Chris Hoeland Second (D)Trevis Bowman Second (D)John WattsSecond (D)Isaac SteinSecond (D)2009Max WoodsJohn WattsSecond (D)First (S)Charlie Cutler First (D)Chris Hoeland First (D)Isaac SteinFirst (D)Max Woods First (D)Nirmal Choradia First (D)John WattsFirst (D)Charlie Cutler Second (S)Danny Levy Second (S)2010 Adam Putterman First (S)Gary ParizherKareem FarahFirst (S)First (D)John WattsFirst (D)John WattsSecond (S)Isaac SteinSecond (S)Max Woods Second (S)Cameron Chiang Second (D)Danny Levy Second (D)Isaac Stein (2006-10) is one of two studentathletesin school history to earn threeAcademic All-America accolades.2011 Gary Parizher First (S)Bryan Haywood First (S)Gary Parizher Second (D)Adam Putterman Second (D)2012 Adam Putterman Second (S)Gary Parizer Second (S)Ross Putterman Second (S)Tim NoackSecond (S)Adam Putterman Second (D)Ross Putterman Second (D)2013 Adam Putterman First (S)Ross Putterman First (S)Gary Parizher First (S)Adam Putterman First (D)Ross Putterman First (D)Jeffrey Hirsh First (D)Gary Parizher First (D)Tim NoackSecond (S)Kareem Farah (S)UAA Coaching Staff of the Year2007 Roger Follmer2009 Roger Follmer2013 Roger FollmerWilson/ITA National Coach of the Year2006 Roger Follmer2009 Roger FollmerWilson/ITA Regional Coach of the Year2006 Roger Follmer2009 Roger FollmerCapital One Academic All-America1998 Michael Doyle1999 Michael Doyle2000 Michael Doyle2006 Zack Fayne Third2009 Isaac Stein Third2010 Isaac Stein First2011 Isaac Stein First2012 Adam Putterman Second2013 Adam Putterman First2013 Gary Parizher SecondCapital One Academic All-District1998 Michael Doyle First1999 Michael Doyle First2000 Michael Doyle First2006 Zach Fayne First2009 Isaac Stein FirstMax Woods Second2010 Isaac Stein First2011 Isaac Stein FirstMax Woods Second2012 Gary Parizher FirstAdam Putterman First2012 Tim Noack FirstGary Parizher FirstAdam Putterman FirstNCAA Division III Elite 882010 Isaac Stein2013 Tim NoackUAA Presidents Council Scholar-Athlete2009 Isaac SteinMax Woods2010 John Watts2011 Bryan Haywood, Gary Parizher2013 Jeffrey Hirsh, Gary Parizher, Adam Putterman2013-14 MEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK 5

BEAR RECORD BOOK®Washington UniversityRecord Book(As of July 1, 2013)100-WIN CLUBPlayer Years Record Pct.1. John Watts 2006-10 238-43 .8472. Charlie Cutler 2005-09 185-69 .7283. Ari Rosenthal 2002-06 180-56 .7634. Max Woods 2007-10 172-73 .7025. Chris Hoeland 2005-09 168-57 .7476. Adam Putterman 2009-13 164-70 .7017. Isaac Stein 2007-10 156-67 .7008. Zack Fayne 2002-06 134-66 .6709. Gary Parizher 2009-13 130-49 .72610. Kareem Farah 2009-13 129-70 .64811. Nirmal Choradia 2006-10 125-34 .78612. Jerry Johnson 1960-63 118-11 .91513. Charlie Howard 2004-08 110-46 .70514. Danny Levy 2006-10 108-33 .766SINGLESPlayer Years Record Pct.1. John Watts 2006-10 133-21 .8642. Adam Putterman 2009-13 97-31 .7582. Ari Rosenthal 2002-06 90-26 .7764. Charlie Cutler 2005-09 85-37 .6975. Danny Levy 2006-10 84-23 .7856. Gary Parizher 2009-13 80-25 .6967. Max Woods 2007-10 78-37 .6788. Isaac Stein 2007-10 67-30 .6919. Chris Hoeland 2005-09 64-27 .70310. Jerry Johnson 1960-63 63-6 .913DOUBLESPlayer Years Record Pct.1. John Watts 2006-10 105-22 .8272. Chris Hoeland 2005-09 104-30 .7763. Charlie Cutler 2005-09 100-32 .7584. Max Woods 2007-10 94-36 .7235. Ari Rosenthal 2002-06 90-30 .7506. Isaac Stein 2007-10 89-37 .7067. Nirmal Choradia 2005-09 79-18 .8148. Zack Fayne 2002-06 74-36 .6739. Kareem Farah 2009-13 70-44 .61410. Adam Putterman 2009-13 67-39 .632Bears in the FinalITA National RankingsYear Rank NCAA Finish1982 Not ranked –1983 N/A –1984 No. 15 –1985 N/A –1986 No. 8 Quarterfinals1987 N/A –1988 No. 18 –1989 Not ranked –1990 Not ranked –1991 Not ranked –1992 Not ranked –1993 Not ranked –1994 Not ranked –1995 Not ranked –1996 Not ranked –1997 Not ranked –1998 Not ranked –1999 No. 24 –2000 No. 14 Second Round2001 No. 25 First Round2002 No. 9 Round of 162003 No. 8 Quarterfinals2004 No. 14 Quarterfinals2005 No. 25 First Round2006 No. 14 First Round2007 No. 7 Quarterfinals2008 No. 1 National Champion2009 No. 4 Fourth Place2010 No. 4 Fourth Place2011 No. 3 Third Place2012 No. 4 Fourth Place2013 No. 4 Fourth Place62013-14 MEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS®1983-84 – (16-5)Head coach Mike Welch1984-85 – (16-10)Head coach Steve Gilbert1985-86 – (19-6)Head coach Steve Gilbert1986-87 – (12-10)Head coach Steve Gilbert1987-88 – (12-11, 4th UAA)Head coach Steve Gilbert1988-89 – (9-5, 3rd UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1989-90 – (11-8, 3rd UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1990-91 – (9-5, 2nd UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1991-92 – (9-5, 2nd UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1992-93 – (7-6, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1993-94 – (7-7, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1994-95 – (10-5, 1-1 UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1995-96 – (6-7, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1996-97 – (8-7, 1-2 UAA)Head coach Rick Flach1997-98 – (18-5, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Greg Kennett2/21 Missouri-St. Louis W, 7-03/1 Emory L, 2-53/3 Belmont Abbey W, 7-03/4 John Carroll W, 7-03/6 Xavier W, 5-23/8 DePauw L, 3-43/9 Principia W, 6-13/20 Graceland W, 6-13/21 Illinois State L, 1-63/21 Chicago State W, 7-03/26 Saint Louis W, 5-23/28 Lake Forest W, 6-13/28 Wheaton W, 5-23/29 Augustana W, 9-04/1 Missouri-St. Louis W, 9-04/3 Illinois Wesleyan L, 3-44/4 Missouri-Rolla W, 6-14/5 Nebraska Wesleyan W, 7-04/8 Principia W, 6-14/19 Illinois-Springfield W, 6-34/24 Case Western Reserve • W, 7-04/25 Brandeis • W, 4-04/26 Emory • L, 2-51998-99 – (17-4, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Greg Kennett2/13 Coe W, 6-12/13 Grinnell W, 6-12/27 Univ. of the South W, 4-33/1 #7 Emory L, 1-63/3 Xavier W, 4-33/4 St. Bonaventure W, 5-23/13 Missouri-St. Louis W, 6-13/14 Nebraska Wesleyan W, 7-03/20 Rockhurst W, 5-43/20 Northwest Missouri St. W, 5-13/21 Missouri-Rolla W, 9-03/27 Wisconsin-Eau Claire W, 7-03/27 Milllikin W, 7-03/30 Illinois Wesleyan W, 5-24/6 Principia W, 7-04/13 Quincy W, 7-04/17 #4 Kalamazoo L, 3-44/18 #13 DePauw L, 1-64/23 New York • W, 4-04/24 Brandeis • W, 5-24/25 #7 Emory • L, 0-71999-2000 – (15-8, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Ted DurhamWashington University captured its first NCAA Division III NationalChampionship with a 5-3 victory over Emory Universityon May 15, 2008, in Lewiston, Maine.2000-01 – (15-8, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Ted Durham10/21 Principia W, 6-12/24 UW-La Crosse W, 6-12/24 #14 Coe L, 3-43/4 #5 Emory L, 0-73/10 #16 DePauw W, 5-23/13 Ripon W, 6-13/15 Spring Hill L, 2-73/19 Missouri-Rolla W, 8-13/23 Augustana W, 7-03/23 Knox W, 7-03/24 Wheaton W, 5-23/30 Hope W, 7-03/31 #9 Kalamazoo L, 1-64/2 Principia W, 7-04/13 #4 Gustavus Adolphus L, 0-74/14 #27 UW-Oshkosh W, 5-24/16 St. Louis W, 5-24/20 Case Western • W, 7-04/21 #28 Rochester • W, 4-24/22 #5 Emory • L, 3-45/11 #14 Coe √ L, 1-52001-02 – (12-6, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Roger Follmer2/23 Principia W, 7-03/5 Southwestern W, 5-23/7 #6 Trinity W, 5-23/8 St. Mary’s W, 7-23/16 #2 Gustavus Adolphus L, 1-63/27 #25 Southwest Baptist W, 4-34/2 McKendree W, 6-14/5 Nebraska Wesleyan W, 7-04/6 Westminster W, 7-04/6 Wheaton W, 7-04/13 St. Louis L, 0-74/16 Missouri-St. Louis L, 4-54/19 Brandeis • W, 7-04/20 New York • W, 5-24/21 #3 Emory • L, 2-42013-14 MEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK 7

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS®5-20 #6 Amherst √ L, 2-55-21 #2 Emory √ L, 3-52009-10 – (20-6, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Roger Follmer2/6 #29 Drury L, 3-62/13 Case W, 8-12/14 #16 Chicago W, 5-42/19 #8 John Hopkins W, 8-12/20 #2 Emory W, 5-42/21 #1 UC-Santa Cruz L, 2-63/6 Univ. of the South W, 9-03/8 Methodist W, 8-13/8 Baldwin-Wallace W, 9-03/9 #1 Armstrong Atlantic L, 0-93/10 #6 Kenyon W, 5-43/20 #9 Graceland W, 7-24/3 Carthage W, 9-04/14 Missouri-St. Louis W, 7-24/19 #18 Lindenwood W, 8-14/20 #19 McKendree W, 8-14/23 New York • W, 9-04/24 Brandeis • W, 5-14/25 #3 Emory • L, 2-54/29 Westminster W, 9-05/1 #19 DePauw W, 9-05/15 Carthage √ W, 5-05/16 #20 Kalamazoo √ W, 5-25/25 #8 Carnegie Mellon √ W, 5-05/26 #1 Middlebury √ L, 4-55/27 #3 Claremont-Mudd √ L, 2-52010-11 – (20-6, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Roger Follmer2/6 #18 Drury L, 3-62/11 #36 Southern Indiana W, 5-42/12 #20 McKendree W, 7-22/18 #9 N.C. Wesleyan W, 8-12/19 #5 UC-Santa Cruz W, 5-42/20 #4 Emory L, 3-63/11 #19 N.W. Missouri State W, 5-43/12 #10 Graceland W, 5-43/25 #6 UC-Santa Cruz W, 5-43/26 #11 Trinity W, 5-43/27 #4 Claremont-Mudd L, 3-64/2 #15 Chicago L, 4-54/8 #24 Lindenwood W, 6-34/9 #18 McKendree W, 5-44/9 Principia W, 9-04/13 Missouri-St. Louis W, 7-24/15 Case Western Reserve • W, 9-04/16 #15 Chicago • W, 5-34/17 #2 Emory • L, 0-64/23 Grinnell W, 8-15/7 #17 DePauw W, 8-15/14 Luther √ W, 5-05/15 UW-Whitewater √ W, 5-15/24 #6 Kenyon √ W, 5-25/25 #1 Emory √ L, 0-55/26 #8 Williams √ W, 5-02011-12 – (18-8, 2-1 UAA)Head coach Roger Follmer2/3 McKendree W, 9-02/12 #19 Drury W, 5-42/24 #11 Chicago W, 5-42/25 #6 UC-Santa Cruz L, 4-52/26 #7 Kenyon L, 4-53/6 Ferris State W, 7-23/12 #4 Azusa Pacific L, 2-73/13 Rochester W, 9-03/14 #30 Skidmore W, 7-23/16 #14 Bowdoin L, 3-63/16 #4 John Hopkins L, 4-53/24 Wheaton W, 9-03/31 Illinois Wesleyan W, 9-04/6 McKendree W, 7-24/11 Missouri-St. Louis W, 8-14/14 #21 Case Western Reserve W, 5-34/15 #30 Chicago W, 7-24/21 #30 DePauw W, 8-14/26 Brandeis • W, 8-14/27 #13 Carnegie Mellon • W, 5-44/28 #2 Emory L, 1-85/12 #30 Coe √ W, 5-05/13 #26 Gustavus Adolphus √ W, 5-05/21 #1 Amherst √ W, 5-35/22 #4 Kenyon √ L, 2-55/23 #3 Williams √ L, 4-52012-13 – (20-7, 3-0 UAA)Head coach Roger FollmerUAA Champions2/9 #17 Drury L, 4-52/16 #28 Southwest Baptist W, 5-42/23 #28 DePauw W, 8-12/24 #17 Case Western Reserve L, 3-63/3 #4 Claremont L, 2-73/13 #44 BYU-Hawaii L, 3-63/15 #13 Whitman W, 8-13/16 #5 Hawaii Pacific L, 0-93/16 #26 Whittier W, 7-23/29 Webster W, 9-04/4 Fontbonne W, 9-04/6 #45 Rockhurst W, 6-34/7 Wittenberg W, 9-04/10 Lindenwood-Belleville W, 7-04/12 Missouri Baptist W, 9-04/13 #29 Chicago W, 6-34/14 #18 Gustavus Adolphus W, 7-24/15 Missouri-St. Louis W, 8-14/20 McKendree W, 6-34/26 Brandeis • W, 9-04/27 #13 Case Western Reserve W, 7-24/28 #3 Emory W, 5-45/11 Kalamazoo √ W, 5-05/12 #Coe √ W, 5-1Career Coaching RecordsCoachRoger FollmerRecord213-71Pct..750Seasons2001-11Rick Flach 76-55 .580 1988-97Greg Kennett 35-9 .795 1997-99Ted Durham 30-16 .652 1999-2001Mike Welch 16-5 .762 1983-84Roger Follmer12 seasons213-71 (.750)Rick FlachNine seasons76-55 (.580)5/20 #2 Kenyon √ W, 5-15/21 #6 Willliams √ L, 1-55/23 #3 Amherst √ L, 2-5• Denotes UAA match√ NCAA TournamentTed DurhamTwo seasons30-16 (.652)2013-14 MEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK 9

2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP®Bears Capture 2008 National ChampionshipThe Washington University in St. Louis men’s tennis team captured itsfirst NCAA Division III National Championship with a 5-3 victory overEmory University on May 15, 2008, at the Wallach Tennis Center in Lewiston,Maine.Sophomore Danny Levy clinched the match for the Bears with a 4-6,6-4, 7-5 come-from-behind victory over David Caplan at No. 3 singles.“I got down a break in the second set and continued to battle back,”said Levy, who upped his career record to 43-9. “It was so incredible, andmy teammates were cheering loud, which helpedme out. Everyone on the team jumped the fence andswarmed me. It was a great feeling.”The team of juniors Charlie Cutler and ChrisHoeland fell behind to Michael Goodwin and Caplan,4-0, at No. 1 doubles. Cutler and Hoeland answeredback with four breaks of serve and four holdsto post an 8-4 win. The victory was the 25th of theyear for the duo.“It was not the start we were looking for in doubles,”said Hoeland. “We finally started returningwell and got a couple breaks and the momentum.”The Bears (21-4) made it 2-0 as junior NirmalChoradia and sophomore John Watts defeatedMark Boren and Hardy Ehlers at No. 2 doubles, 8-4.Choradia and Watts were 4-0 after being paired upon May 4 in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.Emory captured its lone point in doubles as OliverLopp and Michael Kaufman posted an 8-5 win overthe freshman tandem of Isaac Stein and MaxWoods at No. 3. The loss for Stein and Woods dropped them to 9-2 lastseason, and snapped their four-match winning streak.Stein pushed Washington U.’s advantage to 3-1 with a 6-3, 6-2 victoryover Colin Egan at No. 6 singles. The victory for Stein was his 13thstraight,improving his record to 16-2. The Eagles trimmed WU’s advantageto 3-2 as Oliver Lopp posted a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Woods at No. 4singles.Goodwin, ranked 20th in singles, evened the match with a 6-4, 6-3 upsetvictory at No. 1 over Watts, the top-ranked playerin Division III. Goodwin also defeated Watts, 3-6,7-6, 6-4 at the UAA Championship on April 27 inAtlanta, Ga.Hoeland pushed Washington U.’s lead to 4-3with a 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 come-from-behind victory overEhlers. The win for Hoeland was his 11th-straight,and improved his overall record to 19-6.“That was a great match between two goodteams,” said seventh-year head coach RogerFollmer, who is 113-40 (.739) in seven seasons onthe Danforth Campus. “It was a great win for ourprogram. We have come a long way and to be a partof history is great. The whole team should feel goodabout the accomplishment.”Emory, the 2003 and 2006 team nationalchampion, ended the season with a 19-7 overall record.The national championship was the third forWashington University in the 2007-08 school year(volleyball, men’s basketball).102013-14 MEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK