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UIW Quick FactsName The University of the Incarnate WordAddress 4301 Broadway San Antonio, TX 78209University Telephone (210) 829-6000Ath. Dept. Telephone (210) 829-2722 Sports Inf. Telephone (210) 805-3071President Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr.Enrollment 9,597Founded 1881Mascot CardinalsColors Red (Pantone 1797), Black and WhiteAffiliation NCAADivisionIConference SouthlandSports 21 teams, 13 sports (10 men, 11 women)Web Site www.uiwcardinals.com

Athletics AdministrationMark Papich, Director of Athletics (210) 829-6053Stacy Nordquist, Associate AD-Compliance Coor. (210) 805-3754Angela Lawson, Associate AD-Academics/SWA (210) 829-3877Marques Dantzler, Assistant AD-Compliance (210) 283-6381Dr. Lydia Andrade, Faculty Athletic Representative (210) 829-3877Scott LeBlanc, Assistant Dir. of Athletic Facilities (210) 805-5873B.J. Lough, Head Athletic Trainer (210) 829-3834Wayne Witt, Assistant AD-Athletic Communication (210) 829-3828Shane Meling, Assistant AD-Sports Information (210) 805-3071Rick Smith, Assistant AD-External Business Mgr. (210) 283-6448Jay Bijlani, Assistant AD-Business Operations (210) 805-3095Kevin Lepore, Ticket Manager (210) 805-3000Dustin York, Director of Facilities (210) 829-6048

UIW Head CoachesBaseball Danny Heep (210) 829-3830Women’s Basketball Kate Henderson (210) 283-5049Men’s Basketball Ken Burmeister (210) 829-6052Cross Country/Track Derek Riedel (210) 805-3566Cheerleading/Dance Melissa Martinez 210-283-6406Football Larry Kennan (210) 805-3011Golf, M&W Brad Martin (210) 829-2795Men’s Soccer Vincent Martinez (210) 841-7396Women’s Soccer Tina Patterson (210) 829-3941Softball Amanda Gamboa (210) 829-3969Swimming & Diving Philip Davis (210) 805-3078Synchronized Swimming Megan Deatherage (210) 829-2796Tennis, M&W John Newman (210) 283-5006Track & Field, M&W Derek Riedel (210) 805-3566Volleyball Jennifer Montoya (210) 829-3567Strength and Conditioning Darin Lovat (210) 829-2755

Women’s Tennis ScheduleSep. 13-14 Trinity QuadSep. 20-22 Islander Open InvitationalOct. 17-21 ITA RegionalsFeb. 1 St. Mary’sFeb. 8 UTSAFeb. 15 Midwestern StateFeb. 16 UT-Pan AmericanFeb. 22 at Texas StateMar. 1 at Tyler JCMar. 1 at UT-TylerMar. 7 at Prairie View A&MMar. 9 Abilene ChristianMar. 15 at Northwestern StateMar. 16 at Stephen F. AustinMar. 18 CameronMar. 21 at UT-Pan AmericanMar. 23 Southeastern LouisianaMar. 29 at Nicholls StateMar. 29 at New OrleansMar. 30 at McNeese StateApr. 3 Laredo CCApr. 5 LamarApr. 6 Sam Houston StateApr. 12 at Oral RobertsApr. 13 at Central ArkansasApr. 19 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

Men’s Tennis ScheduleSep. 13-14 Trinity QuadSep. 20-22 Islander Open InvitationalOct. 4-6 Lamar InvitationalOct. 17-21 ITA RegionalsJan. 17 Louisiana-LafayetteJan. 30 at BaylorFeb. 1 St. Mary’sFeb. 6 at St. Edward’sFeb. 15 Midwestern StateFeb. 16 UT-Pan AmericanFeb. 26 Western MichiganFeb. 28 at UT-TylerMar. 1 at Tyler JC Mar. 7 at Prairie View A&MMar. 9 Abilene ChristianMar. 15 at UTSAMar. 18 CameronMar. 21 at UT-Pan AmericanMar. 29 at Nicholls StateMar. 30 at New OrleansApr. 3 Laredo CCApr. 5 at TrinityApr. 10 at Texas A&M-Corpus ChristiApr. 12 at Oral RobertsApr. 18 Lamar

Women’s Golf ScheduleSep. 9-10 TWU Hawks Creek InvitationalSep. 23-25 ULM Fred Marx InvitationalSep. 30-Oct. 1 ORU ShootoutOct. 7-8 SHSU Harold Funston InvitationalOct. 21-22 Oklahoma IntercollegiateFeb. 9-11 McNeese State TournamentFeb. 17-18 Jim West ChallengeFeb. 24-25 St. Edward’s InvitationalMar. 24-25 CSU-MB Otter InvitationalMar. 31-Apr. 1 HBU Huskies InvitationalApr. 15-17 Southland Conference Championship

Men’s Golf ScheduleSep. 9-10 Charles Coody W. Texas IntercollegiateSep. 30-Oct. 1 HBU Husky InvitationalOct. 7-8 SHSU Harold Funston InvitationalOct. 14-15 CU The Territory ClassicOct. 28-29 TAMUC The Classic at The TributeFeb. 23-24 McN Moe O’Brien IntercollegiateMar. 10-11 UIW Litz Memorial TournamentMar. 29-30 CSM Bob Writz InvitationalApr. 14-15 CSU-P Wolf Pack InvitationalApr. 21-23 Southland Conference Championship

Where to Find ItJohn Newman, Tennis Coach 3-4TennisCoachingStaff 5Tennis Rosters 6-112012-13 Tennis Results 12-13Clarence Mabry Tennis Center 14Women’s Tennis Awards 15-16Men’s Tennis Awards 17-18Women’s Tennis All-Time Roster 19Men’s Tennis All-Time Roster 20Tennis Record Book 21Tennis All-Time Results/Coaching Records 22-23

Brad Martin, Golf Coach 24Golf Rosters 25-34Women’s Golf Awards 35Women’s Golf Yearly Results 35Men’s Golf Awards 36-37Men’s Golf Yearly Results 37Golf All-Time Roster 38Women’s Golf Record Book 39Men’s Golf Record Book 40-42Golf Scoring Records 43Southland Conference Map 44SLC General Information 45UIW General Statement 46

All Pictures credited to Mark Walton. Appearing on the cover from left to right: Austin Jordan, Ivana Katavic, Jair Assuncao, Flower Castillo.

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John Newman is in his 23rd season coaching both the University of the Incarnate Word men’s and women’s tennis programs. He has guided the Cardinals through a number of transitions in his career taking the program from NAIA and the Heart of Texas Conference to NCAA Division II and the Heartland Conference and Lone Star Conference and in 2013-14 to NCAA Division I and the Southland Conference.

Newman has 26 years of experience as a collegiate women’s tennis head coach and 32 years as a collegiate men’s tennis head coach. During that time he has compiled a 591-418-2 record.

Newman is the longest tenured head coach at Incarnate Word and has built up an impressive resume. He has won 20 conference championships, earned nine berths to the national tournament, won 11 Coach of the Year awards and has had his teams ranked nationally 27 times at the conclusion of the season.

Over the past two seasons, Newman has had both the men’s and women’s teams just miss out on regional competition despite being ranked highly in the nation at the Division

II level. The men were ranked #23 in 2012-13 and #19 in 2011-12, but missed out both years. The women were ranked #32 each of the past two years and were unable to receive a berth to postseason play.

In 2008, Newman led the women to the regional title and advanced to the NCAA Division II National Championships for the first time. The men earned their first ever berth into the NCAA Division II National Championships when they won a regional title in 2002. He has led the men to six NCAA Division II Regional appearances while the women made five appearances and just missed winning the regional 2004 when they came up a point short.

Newman has led the men’s team to Heartland Conference titles in 2002 and 2008 while the women earned six titles in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010.

In 2002, Newman was a double winner as the ITA men’s and women’s regional coach of the year. He was the Heartland Conference Women’s Coach of the Year five times in 2001, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010 and he won the men’s award in 2008.

Prior to joining the NCAA, Newman dominated the NAIA Heart of Texas Conference. He won five consecutive men’s titles from 1993-97 and seven consecutive women’s titles from 1992-98. He was the Heart of Texas Men’s Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1995 and the Women’s Coach of the Year in 1992. He was honored as the NAIA District Men’s Coach of the Year in both 1993 and 1994. During his time with the Heart of Texas Conference the women never lost a conference match and the men only lost six matches.

In addition to team success, Newman has numerous players earn individual

honors. His top protégée was Jonas Andersson who was the NAIA National Singles and Doubles Champion in 1993. Andersson teamed with Javier Ruiz for the doubles title. He has coached a total of 16 All-Americans, 10 on the men’s side and six on the women’s side. His latest All-American was Henry Estrella who earned ITA First Team All-America honors in 2008 and was the Heartland Conference Player of the Year in 2007 and 2008.

A native San Antonian, and a graduate of Jefferson High School, Newman and his then partner James Moses reached the number five junior ranking by the US Lawn Tennis Association. In college, he was on the first of the great men’s teams at Trinity University in San Antonio. He played four years there and earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education.

His playing career has included stints on both the United States and European circuits. In his home state, he has won four Texas Open titles, one in singles and three in doubles with his brother Butch, the former Trinity coach. Newman also has won a singles title in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation. He has played in three US Open Championships.

He is a stalwart in the Texas Sectionals. Beginning with the 35 age group, Newman has won every state tournament he has entered. In 1997 he captured his first Super Seniors title by defeating the number two player in the entire world for 60 and over. In the summer of 2003, he led the Texas team to a title at the National Intersectional Championships. He has been ranked as Texas’ number one player in both singles and doubles for the 65 and over category.

His coaching career began right at home as the men’s assistant and women’s head coach for 12 years at Trinity. He then spent four years as

Tennis Coach John Newman



the men’s coach at the University of Tennessee and six years at Vanderbilt University as the men’s coach where he started the program. In 1990 he returned home to serve as the associate coach here at Incarnate Word before moving to the head job in 1991.

The collegiate titles under Newman’s leadership are monumental. At Trinity, he assisted on an NCAA national team title and was the head coach of a pair of USTA Collegiate Championship women’s teams. JoAnne Russell, a player under him at Trinity, was the Wimbledon doubles champion in 1977. At Tennessee his 1980 team won the Southeast Conference, a men’s doubles team won the NCAA championship, and he was SEC coach of the year.

Newman has been inducted into the UIW Hall of Fame and is the only three-time Trinity University Hall of Famer as a player, women’s coach and men’s coach.

Tennis Coach John NewmanNewman’s Coaching Career

Women1972 Trinity NA1973 Trinity NA USTA Collegiate Champions1974 Trinity NA USTA Collegiate Runner-Ups1975 Trinity NA USTA Collegiate Champions Trinity (1972-75) 28-0 (1.000)

1992 Incarnate Word 6-8 Heart of Texas Champions1993 Incarnate Word 9-4^ Heart of Texas Champions1994 Incarnate Word 13-2-1^ Heart of Texas Champions1995 Incarnate Word 11-4^ Heart of Texas Champions1996 Incarnate Word 8-2 Heart of Texas Champions1997 Incarnate Word 10-3 Heart of Texas Champions1998 Incarnate Word 9-2^ Heart of Texas Champions1999 Incarnate Word 3-72000 Incarnate Word 0-162001 Incarnate Word 11-7* Heartland Champions2002 Incarnate Word 9-9* Heartland Champions2003 Incarnate Word 11-72004 Incarnate Word 17-7* Heartland Champions2005 Incarnate Word 13-82006 Incarnate Word 14-8* Heartland Champions2007 Incarnate Word 6-102008 Incarnate Word 18-5* Heartland Champions NCAA Regional Champions2009 Incarnate Word 19-6*2010 Incarnate Word 16-5* Heartland Champions2011 Incarnate Word 10-102012 Incarnate Word 11-82013 Incarnate Word 11-10Incarnate Word (1992-2013) 232-146-1 (.613)

Career Record 260-146-1 (.640)

^ indicates NAIA Tournament appearance* indicates NCAA DII Tournament appearance

Newman’s Coaching CareerMen

1977 Tennessee 9-121978 Tennessee 18-71979 Tennessee 13-6 NCAA First Round1980 Tennessee 14-6 SEC Champions NCAA First Round Tennesse (1977-80) 54-31 (.635)

1981 Vanderbilt 9-16-11982 Vanderbilt 10-111983 Vanderbilt 9-101984 Vanderbilt 10-131985 Vanderbilt 5-141986 Vanderbilt 10-14Vanderbilt (1981-86) 53-78-1 (.405)

1992 Incarnate Word 4-101993 Incarnate Word 15-4 Heart of Texas Champions1994 Incarnate Word 15-5^ Heart of Texas Champions1995 Incarnate Word 14-0^ Heart of Texas Champions1996 Incarnate Word 13-1^ Heart of Texas Champions1997 Incarnate Word 9-3 Heart of Texas Champions1998 Incarnate Word 3-71999 Incarnate Word 5-42000 Incarnate Word 5-102001 Incarnate Word 15-10*2002 Incarnate Word 13-5* Heartland Champions NCAA Regional Champions2003 Incarnate Word 9-12*2004 Incarnate Word 7-142005 Incarnate Word 10-10*2006 Incarnate Word 10-10*2007 Incarnate Word 6-7*2008 Incarnate Word 13-7* Heartland Champions2009 Incarnate Word 15-92010 Incarnate Word 15-5*2011 Incarnate Word 9-112012 Incarnate Word 8-82013 Incarnate Word 11-9Incarnate Word (1992-2013) 224-163 (.579)

Career Record 331-272-1 (.549)

^ indicates NAIA Tournament appearance* indicates NCAA DII Tournament appearance



Devin Wilke has been involved with the UIW tennis program since 1999. He was a player for four years, followed by two years as a graduate assistant and is now in his ninth season as an assistant coach. In recent years, he has focused on the women’s program helping them to three conference titles and four appearances in the NCAA Division II tournament.

Wilke played four years of tennis at Incarnate Word. In competition, he posted a ca-reer mark of 41-39 in doubles play and he was 39-25 in singles. He is ranked in the top five all-time in both categories.

In his four years, the Cardinals won two Heartland Conference titles, played in two NCAA Division II regional tournaments and in 2002 advanced to the National Tourna-

ment. That spring, 2002, he was named All-Heartland Conference.

A product of San Antonio’s Roosevelt High School, Wilke earned his bachelor’s degree in sports management in the spring of 2003. Twice he was Verizon Academic All-District and each year he was on the Heartland Presi-dent’s Honor Roll as he maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.80.

Twice he was a finalist for the UIW Student-Athlete of the Year, and he was an annual member of the Incarnate Word Dean’s List.

Coaching Staff

Pierce Brandan joined the UIW tennis coaching staff in 2011-12 and is now in his third year as an assistant coach. His focus has been with the men’s team that has been ranked in each of his three seasons.

A native of Georgetown, Texas, Brandan played four years of tennis with the Cardinals before receiving his bachelor’s degree in biology in 2011. He compiled a 9-11 singles record and 14-15 doubles record.

In the classroom as an undergraduate he was a member of the Pre-Med Society and back in 2009 he was recognized with placement on the Heartland Conference Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll.



2013-14 CARDINALS TENNIS TEAMWomen Cl Ht Hometown High School Michelle Barbaro Jr. 5-8 San Antonio, TX JohnsonJennifer Betancourt Sr. 5-2 Valencia, Venezuela La Salle GuaparoAndi Botha Sr. 5-11 Pretoria, South Africa AkrikanasBrianah Creek So. 5-4 Sonora, TX SonoraIvana Katavic Sr. 5-6 Split, Croatia Ekonomsko-BirotehnickaKelsey Reblin Sr. 5-4 Round Rock, TX Round RockChristina Rodriguez Fr. 5-1 Dallas, TX VandegriftSarah Savedra Fr. 5-4 El Paso, TX El PasoTaryn Strahl So. 5-7 San Antonio, TX ChurchillMalisa Vatanadilok Jr. 5-3 San Antonio, TX Bridgeway Academy

Men Cl Ht Hometown High School Jair Assuncao Sr. 6-1 Londrina, Brazil Carmina GrabnerTucker Brown So. 5-10 New Braunfels, TX New BraunfelsAntonio Cavazos Sr. 6-0 El Paso, TX CathedralBrandon Davis Sr. 6-0 New Braunfels, TX New BraunfelsChris Haerens Fr. 5-10 Houston, TX New Braunfels High SchoolJohan Haerens Sr. 6-0 New Braunfels, TX New BraunfelsLeonard Ivic Jr. 6-3 Podstrana, Split, Croatia Economic AdministrationNicholas Ramirez Fr. 5-10 Cibolo, TX Byron P. Steele II High SchoolBrody Rodriguez Sr. 5-7 Austin, TX Cedar ParkJosip Smoljan So. 6-5 Citluk, Bosnia and Herzegovina Srednja SkolaLuke Trautmann Sr. 6-0 San Antonio, TX Health CareersHead Coach: John NewmanAssistant Coach: Devin WilkeAssistant Coach: Pierce Brandan



2012-13 (Sophomore): Barbaro ap-peared in two matches for the Cardinals. She won at #3 doubles against Our Lady of the Lake and McMurry.

2011-12 (Freshman): Barbaro only played in two matches on the season, but went 2-0 in singles play. She deliv-ered a 6-0, 6-0 win against conference rival Texas A&M-Kingsville.

High School: Barbaro earned three varsity letters playing tennis at John-son High School.

Personal: Barbaro is the daughter of Salvatore Barbaro and Norma Nero and is studying accounting. She has two brothers, Greg and Sal. She was born on December 28, 1992. Her brother Sal played tennis at UT-San Antonio.

Record: 2011-12 Singles: 2-0 Doubles: 0-0 2012-13 Singles: 0-0 Doubles: 2-0 Career Singles: 2-0 Doubles: 2-0

Michelle BarbaroJunior • 5-8

San Antonio, TX/Johnson

2012-13 (Junior): Betancourt played at #5 or #6 singles for the majority of the season for the Cardin als. She teamed with Taryn Strahl to form the most suc-cessful doubles team for UIW going 13-6 for the season. She was a big reason why the team finished the year ranked #30 in the nation and #7 in the region. In the Lone Star Conference Tournament she picked up two points in the team’s win over #18 Cameron with a 6-0, 6-0

win at #6 singles and then an 8-5 win at #3 doubles.

Previous: Betancourt played two seasons at Laredo Community College.

High School: Betancourt attended La Salle Guaparo in Valencia, Ven-ezuela.

Personal: Betancourt is the daughter of Alfredo Betancourt and Nery Hurtado and is studying international business. She has a sister, Jessica. She was born on August 30, 1991 in the Los Angeles.

Record: 2012-13 Singles: 10-8 Doubles: 13-6

Jennifer BetancourtSenior • 5-2

Valencia, Venezuela/Laredo CC

2012-12 (Junior): Botha had a season record of 8-12 in singles and 7-14 in doubles. She earned All-Lone Star Con-ference First Team honors at #1 doubles with Ivana Katavic and was an LSC Hon-orable Mention selection in singles. She won three singles matches in the ITA Regionals consolation bracket and made it to the round of 16 in doubles play. She was an important figure on a team that made it to the conference championship

match. She was a member of the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and she earned the D2ADA Academic Achievement Award.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Botha had a strong season earning LSC Honor-able Mention honors. She went 15-3 in singles and was 13-6 in doubles for the year. She generally played at #2 doubles and #5 singles. She won nine consecutive singles matches heading into the conference tourna-ment where she won her first round match before losing in the semifinals to Cameron. She started the season playing #3 doubles with Francesca Bassoo, but soon moved to #2 doubles playing with Casey Bulls. She and Bulls went 12-3 and won their final four matches of the year, including two in the conference tournament. She was named to the LSC Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll.

Previous: Botha played one year of tennis at Sam Houston State.

High School: Botha was on the softball, track and cross country teams at Afrikanas High School for Girls in Pretoria, South Africa. She played tennis for South Africa High School was a four-time school champion and team captain. She was the school’s Sports Woman of the Year twice and earned the Sportsmanship Award three times.

Personal: Botha is the daughter of Dres and Bernette Botha and is study-ing business. She has a brother, Erikkie and a sister, Bernette. She was born January 17, 1991.


Andi BothaSenior • 5-11

Pretoria, South Africa/Sam Houston State

2012-13 (Freshman): Creek appeared in one match for the Cardinals winning 6-1,6-0 over Brisa Ramirez of Our Lady of the Lake. She was named to the Lone Star Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Creek was the four-time team MVP at Sonora High School. She was a State Semifinalist and graduated in the top 10 percent of her class.

Personal: Creek is the daughter of David and Kay Creek and is studying kinesiology with a minor in education. She has two siblings, Michael and Kade. She was born on February 28, 1994. Her father played football at Tarleton State.


Brianah CreekSophomore • 5-4

Sonora, TX/Sonora



2012-13 (Junior): Katavic finished the season with 9-11 in singles and 7-14 in doubles playing at #1 for both. In the first round of the Lone Star Conference tournament, she upset nationally ranked Amanda Moberg 6-4, 6-0. In the season opening ITA Regional Tournament, she advanced to the round of 16 where she lost to #1 seed Julia Mongin. She lost a pair of three-set singles matches, includ-ing one to Natalie Gennissen the fifth-

ranked player in the region. She earned All-Lone Star Conference honors in singles and doubles for a second consecutive year. She was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Katavic earned All-Lone Star Conference honors as a singles and doubles player. She played at #1 singles and doubles for the entire season. She finished with a 5-11 mark in singles play and an 11-9 record in doubles play. She teamed with Maggie Donae in doubles and had some impressive victories. They won two matches at the ITA Regional Tournament and advanced to the quarterfinals. Their best win was an 8-5 victory against nationally-ranked Cameron. She was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Previous: Katavic played one season at Laredo Community College.

High School: Katavic attended Ekonomsko-Birotehnicka SK in Split, Croatia and graduated in 2010. She was a member of the Cardinals ten-nis team.

Personal: Katavic is the daughter of Davor and Marina Katavic and is studying international business. She has two siblings, Damagoj and Borna. She was born on May 10, 1991.


Ivana KatavicSenior • 5-6

Split, Croatia/Laredo CC

2012-13 (Junior): Reblin finished the season 3-5 in singles, and 2-1 in doubles. She played at #3 singles and #2 doubles against Our Lady of the Lake and won both matches.

Previous: Reblin was the team captain at Collin County CC and led the team to a sixth place national finish as a sopho-more. She was on the Dean’s List and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa.

High School: Reblin played tennis at Round Rock High School. She was the team MVP as a senior and led her squad to a second place finish in district play. She was the class president for three years and was voted the Prom queen.

Personal: Reblin is the daughter of Robin and Monette Reblin and is studying nutrition. She has two sisters, Jenna and Alysa. Jenna played tennis at McMurry University. She was born on March 4, 1992.


Kelsey ReblinSenior • 5-4

Round Rock, TX/Collin County CC

High School: Rodriguez attended Van-degrift High School in Dallas. She was named to the first team all district squad both her sophomore and junior years. Her team was district champions all four years and she also earned fourth place at regionals.

Personal: Rodriguez is the daughter of Rick and Shelley Rodriguez. Her brother’s name is Brody. She was born

December 29, 1994.

Christina RodriguezFreshman • 5-1

Dallas, TX/Vandegrift

High School: Savedra played for El Paso High School, where she earned All-City MVP as a senior and was a three time district MVP. She came in third place in the State tournament as a senior.

Personal: Savedra is the daughter of Ed and Cynthia Savedra. She has one sister, Kristen and a brother, Eric. She was born December 19, 1994.

Sarah SavedraFreshman • 5-4

El Paso, TX/El Paso

2012-13 (Freshman): Strahl earned the Lone Star Conference Women’s Tennis Player of the Week after leading the Car-dinals to an upset victory at #18 Cam-eron to close out the regular season. She won at #4 singles 6-0, 6-3 and then teamed with Jennifer Betancourt to win their doubles match, 8-4. She went 13-9 in singles play, including a 3-0 mark at #2 singles, but played mostly at #4 singles. She went 2-2 in three set matches. She

was a stalwart at #3 doubles posting an overall record of 15-7, the best on the team. She was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Strahl played tennis at Churchill High School in San Anto-nio. She was a State Finalist and led her team to the regional semifinals.

Personal: Strahl is the daughter of John and Deanna Strahl and an oc-cupational therapy major. She was two brothers, John and Wes. She was born on July 9, 1993.


Taryn StrahlSophomore • 5-7

San Antonio, TX/Churchill



2012-13 (Sophomore): Vatanadilok ended up being the team’s #5 singles player by the end of the year and teamed with Nicole Karaklis at #2 doubles for all but two dual matches. She and Karaklis posted a pair of important wins over #18 Cameron in the final regular season match and also in the Lone Star Confer-ence semifinals helping the team to wins in both. She went 6-15 in singles and 9-12 in doubles for the year.

2011-12 (Freshman): Vatanadilok was a staple in the Cardinals lineup. She went 11-7 in singles play and was 10-8 in doubles action. She played extremely well with partner Francesca Bassoo going 9-5 in doubles. She generally played #4 singles, but moved up as high as #2 for one match. At one point in the season she won six consecutive singles matches.

High School: Vatanadilok played tennis at Bridgeway Academy and was the team MVP. She graduated at the age of 16.

Personal: Vatanadilok is the daughter of Tan and P.K. Vatanadilok and is studying biology. She has a pair of brothers, Joey and Michael. She was born on August 23, 1994.


Malisa VatanadilokJunior • 5-3

San Antonio, TX/Bridgeway Academy

2012-13 (Junior): Assuncao went 10-6 in singles and 8-7 in doubles play during the season. He took home the Lone Star Conference Newcomer of the Year award and was named All-LSC. He did not join the squad until the spring semester, but quickly moved into the starting lineup. He played at #2 singles for most of the season, but moved up to #1 for the final four matches. He won six of his first seven singles matches for the season.

In doubles play he had three different partners playing at #1 for the first half of the season before sliding down to #2. He won 7-of-8 doubles matches between February 22 and April 6.

Previous: Assuncao played two years of tennis at Laredo Community College.

High School: Assuncao graduated from Carmina Grabner in 2010.

Personal: Assuncao is the son of Mauro and Edna Assuncao and is studying International Business. He has a brother, Mauro and a sister, Luana. He was born on May 7, 1990.


Jair AssuncaoSenior • 6-1

Londrina, Brazil/Laredo CC

2012-13 (Freshman): Brown posted an excellent record of 12-9 in singles and 10-8 in doubles as a true freshman. He was dubbed one of the Lone Star Conference co-Freshmen of the year and was also named Honorable Mention All-LSC. He went 8-4 with Luke Traut-mann in doubles play. He had a winning singles record despite a 3-3 mark in three-set matches. He came back from a set deficit to win matches against #21

Drury and St. Edward’s.

High School: Brown helped lead New Braunfels High School to four straight State Championships. He earned first team all-district and All-State honors during his career.

Personal: Brown is the son of Timmy and Lisa Brown and is studying Business. He has three brothers; Tyler, Tanner and Turner. Tyler, Tanner and his father all played tennis in college. He was born on February 8, 1994.


Tucker BrownSophomore • 5-10

New Braunfels, TX/New Braunfels

2012-13 (Sophomore): Cavazos was a member of the UIW Tennis team, but did not appear in any matches. He was named to the Lone Star Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011-12 (Freshman): Cavazos only appeared in one match for the Cardinals, but won at #4 singles and at #2 doubles. He was named to the LSC Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Cavazos played tennis at Cathedral High School in El Paso, Texas. He was a member of two TAPPS State Championship teams.

Personal: Cavazos is the son of Antonio and Julieta Cavazos and is studying biology. He has three siblings; Emilio, Sebastian and Julieta. He was born on June 21, 1991.


Antonio CavazosSenior • 6-0

El Paso, TX/Cathedral



2012-13 (Junior): Davis was named to the Lone Star Conference Honorable Mention team with a singles record of 13-6 and a doubles mark of 8-8. He played at every spot in the lineup except #1 singles and #1 doubles. He posted a seven match singles winning streak and won 11-of-12 singles matches at one point in the season. He teamed with Luke Trautmann to advance to the final eight in the ITA Regional Tournament.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Davis was a regular in the starting lineup for the Cardinals. He lined up at #5 singles and #3 doubles in most matches. He posted a 7-7 singles record and a 2-4 doubles record on the year. He was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2010-11 (Freshman): Davis had a strong season playing the majority of the time at #4 singles. His biggest win of the season came against East Central in the first round of the Lone Star Conference Tournament. He knocked off Julian Caminos 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 to help the team to a 5-4 win. He was 5-2 in three-set matches throughout the season. He won his opening round match at the ITA Regionals before losing in the round of 32. He finished the year with a 10-8 singles record and an 0-1 doubles record.

High School: Davis played tennis at New Braunfels High School. He was a part of three straight State Championship teams.

Personal: Davis is the son of Andrew and Linda Davis and is studying biology (Pre-Med). He was born on June 8, 1992. His father played ten-nis in college.

Record: 2010-11 Singles: 10-8 Doubles: 0-1 2011-12 Singles: 7-7 Doubles: 2-4 2012-13 Singles: 13-6 Doubles: 8-8 Career Singles: 30-21 Doubles: 10-13

Brandon DavisSenior • 6-0


High School: Haerens played tennis for New Braunfels High School for four years. He led the team to four consecu-tive 5A State Championships.

Personal: Haerens is the son Olaf and Maria Haerens. He has three siblings; Johan, Sydney and Andrew. He father was on the tennis team at UT-Pan Ameri-can and his mother was on the track team at UT-Pan American. He was born

April 19, 1995. His brother, Johan, is also on the UIW tennis team.

Chris HaerensFreshman • 5-10


2012-13 (Junior): Haerens was a mem-ber of the team, but did not play a single match. He was named to the Lone Star Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Haerens ap-peared in one match for the Cardinals winning 6-0, 6-2 over Ramses Rios of Dallas Baptist.

2010-11 (Freshman): Haerens was on the team, but did not appear in a match.

High School: Haerens played three years of varsity tennis at New Braunfels High School. As a sophomore, he led the team to a second place finish in the State and then back-to-back State Championships as a junior and senior. He was the co-captain as a senior.

Personal: Haerens is the son of Olaf and Lucy Haerens and is studying biology. He has three siblings; Chris, Sydney and Andrew. His father was on the tennis team at UT-Pan American and his mother was on the track team at UT-Pan American. He was born on August 4, 1991.


Johan HaerensSenior • 6-0


2012-13 (Sophomore): Ivic earned all-Lone Star Conference First Team honors in singles and doubles. He played at #1 singles for most of the season and posted a 15-6 overall record. In doubles, playing along side Aiden Deleon, Ivic was 8-12 and one of the top doubles teams in the region. He closed out the season going 10-2 in his final 12 singles matches. The two losses came against NCAA Division I Thomas Panoulas of

UT-Pan American and Jaume Martinez-Vich of #5 Hawaii-Pacific. He won his singles match against Abilene Christian’s Guilherme Gesser at #2 singles in an LSC Tournament matchup. He was named to the LSC Com-missioner’s Honor Roll.

Previous: Ivic played one season at Laredo Community College.

High School: Ivic attended Economic Administration High School in Croatia. He was on the tennis team.

Personal: Ivic is the son of Kazimir and Nada Ivic and is studying inter-national business with a minor in kinesiology. He has four sisters. Ivic was born April 9, 1991.


Leonard IvicJunior • 6-3

Split, Croatia/Economic Administration



High School: Ramirez played for Byron P. Steele II High School. He earned three varsity letters and a berth in the Region-als. He was voted onto the All-District team.

Personal: Ramirez is the son of Simon and Katherine Ramirez. He was born October 6, 1994.

Nicholas RamirezFreshman • 5-10Cibolo, TX/Steele

2012-13 (Junior): Rodriguez appeared in one match for the Cardinals winning 6-1,6-0 over Jeff Wherritt of Newman.

High School: Rodriguez played tennis at Cedar Park High School. He was a regional qualifier.

Personal: Rodriguez is the son of Rick and Shelley Rodriguez and is studying International Business. He was born on

January 30, 1992.


Brody RodriguezSenior • 5-7

Austin, TX/Cedar Park

Previous: Smoljan played at No. 3 singles and No. 3 doubles at Oklahoma Christian in 2012-13. He went 6-4 in singles and 9-2 in doubles, paired with Paulo Roessle. He scored a critical singles point as OC won 5-4 at No. 3 Lynn (Fla.) in what proved to be the program’s final match, rallying from a set down to prevail 0-6, 7-6, 6-3. He helped the Eagles post a 9-2 record and rise to No. 9 in the NCAA Division II rankings

before program was suspended. He reached the singles quarterfinals and the doubles semifinals in the ITA Division II South Central Regionals dur-ing the fall campaign. He red-shirted his first year at OCU.

High School: Smoljan attended Srednja Skola Dr. Fra Slavka Barbarica in Citluk. He played in a handful of Futures events in Europe as a junior play.

Personal: Smoljan is the son of Ivan and Nevenka Smoljan and is study-ing business administration. He has three sisters. He was born October 5, 1991.

Josip SmoljanSophomore • 6-5

Citluk, Bosnia/Oklahoma Christian

2012-13 (Junior): For the second consecutive year, Trautmann was named the Lone Star Conference Sportsman-ship Player of the Year and was also named to the LSC All-Academic squad. He sported a 10-7 singles record and is 11-7 in doubles play. He was named into the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and also earned the D2ADA Academic Achievement Award. He advanced to the ITA Regional Final 8 in doubles with

Brandon Davis.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Trautmann was named the Lone Star Confer-ence Sportsmanship Player of the Year and earned all-conference honors in doubles play. He went 6-7 in singles play and was 9-6 in doubles play, including a perfect 4-0 mark in conference action. He teamed with David Ballenger at #2 doubles for most of the year and won seven matches in a row at one point.

2010-11 (Freshman): Trautmann posted a superb 14-5 singles record, including an 11-2 mark at #6. He was 10-10 in doubles playing with David Ballenger at #2. He won five of his last six singles matches of the year and had a season high streak of four consecutive wins. He won his singles and doubles matches in a win over East Central in the LSC Tournament. He won his first round match in singles at the ITA Regionals before losing to eventual champion Hans Hach.

High School: Trautmann played tennis at Health Careers High School in San Antonio.

Personal: Trautmann is the son of Paul and Charlotte Trautmann and is studying biology. He was born on November 25, 1991.

Record: 2010-11 Singles: 14-5 Doubles: 10-10 2011-12 Singles: 6-7 Doubles: 9-6 2012-13 Singles: 10-7 Doubles: 11-7 Career Singles: 30-19 Doubles: 30-23

Luke TrautmannSenior • 6-0

San Antonio, TX/Health Careers



Incarnate Word Tennis

Incarnate Word Season Statistics (Through matches of Final Stats)

Overall record: 11-10 • Conference: 2-3 • Region: 1-0 • Home: 6-3 • Away: 4-6 • Neutral: 1-1

vs National ranked: 2-4 • vs Regional ranked: 4-2

vs ranked Last

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10

Jennifer Betancourt 10-8 10-8 0-0 2-3 --- --- --- 1-0 2-2 7-6 0-0 0-0 W3 6-3

Andi Botha 8-12 5-11 3-1 1-4 0-1 3-9 2-1 --- --- --- 0-1 1-2 L1 3-6

Brianah Creek 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0

Nicole Karaklis 12-8 10-7 2-1 3-2 1-1 2-3 3-3 3-0 1-0 --- 0-0 0-3 L2 5-4

Ivana Katavic 9-11 7-10 2-1 1-4 7-9 --- --- 0-1 --- --- 1-3 1-4 W1 3-6

Kelsey Reblin 3-5 3-3 0-2 0-0 --- --- 2-0 --- 1-0 0-3 0-0 0-1 L1 3-5

Jill Simon 3-2 2-0 1-2 0-0 --- --- --- 1-0 --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W2 3-2

Taryn Strahl 13-9 12-8 1-1 2-3 --- 3-0 3-5 6-3 --- --- 0-0 0-2 W3 6-3

Malisa Vatanadilok 6-15 6-13 0-2 1-4 --- --- 1-0 2-3 3-10 --- 0-0 0-0 L5 2-7

Totals 65-70 56-60 9-10 10-20 8-11 8-12 11-9 13-7 7-12 9-9 1-4 2-12

Percentage .481 .483 .474 .333 .421 .400 .550 .650 .368 .500 .200 .143

vs ranked Last

DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10

Andi Botha/Taryn Strahl 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-1 L1 1-1

Nicole Karaklis/Ivana Katavic 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 1-1

Kelsey Reblin/Malisa Vatanadilok 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-1 L1 0-1

Andi Botha/Ivana Katavic 6-13 6-13 0-0 2-3 6-13 --- --- 0-3 0-4 L3 1-9

Kelsey Reblin/Taryn Strahl 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- 1-0 --- 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0

Michelle Barbaro/Jill Simon 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0

Nicole Karaklis/Malisa Vatanadilok 9-11 9-11 0-0 3-2 2-0 7-11 --- 0-0 0-0 L1 4-6

Jennifer Betancourt/Taryn Strahl 13-6 13-6 0-0 3-2 --- 2-0 11-6 0-0 0-0 L1 7-3

Michelle Barbaro/Kelsey Reblin 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0

Totals 33-33 31-30 2-3 8-7 8-13 10-11 13-6 0-3 0-6

Percentage .500 .508 .400 .533 .381 .476 .684 .000 .000

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Nation RegionOct 01, 2012 ITA Regional Tournament (Abilene, TX)Feb 08, 2013 OUR LADY OF THE LAKE W 9-0 1-0 0-0 #29 #5Feb 13, 2013 at UTSA L 1-6 1-1 0-0 #29 #5Feb 15, 2013 TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE W 5-3 2-1 0-0 #29 #5

* Feb 16, 2013 at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 8-1 3-1 1-0 #29 #5Feb 22, 2013 at Sam Houston State L 0-7 3-2 1-0Feb 23, 2013 vs McMurry W 9-0 4-2 1-0 #29

* Mar 01, 2013 at #40 Midwestern State L 3-6 4-3 1-1 #33 #5Mar 03, 2013 at #22 St. Edward's W 7-2 5-3 1-1 #33 #5Mar 08, 2013 #4 BARRY L 0-8 5-4 1-1 #33

* Mar 10, 2013 #3 ABILENE CHRISTIAN L 0-9 5-5 1-2 #33Mar 15, 2013 LAREDO COMMUNITY COLLEGE W 6-0 6-5 1-2Mar 16, 2013 at #48 St. Mary's L 3-6 6-6 1-2 #33Mar 17, 2013 MCMURRY UNIVERSITY W 9-0 7-6 1-2 #33Mar 19, 2013 #23 DRURY UNIVERSITY L 2-7 7-7 1-2 #33Mar 23, 2013 DALLAS BAPTIST W 6-3 8-7 1-2 #33 #6

* Mar 29, 2013 at #17 Tarleton State L 2-7 8-8 1-3 #30 #7Apr 04, 2013 vs #3 Hawaii-Pacific L 0-9 8-9 1-3 #30Apr 06, 2013 at Trinity University W 7-2 9-9 1-3 #30

%* Apr 12, 2013 at #18 Cameron University W 5-4 10-9 2-3 #30Apr 19, 2013 #18 CAMERON W 5-2 11-9 2-3 #30 #7Apr 19, 2013 at Abilene Christian L 0-5 11-10 2-3

Women’s Tennis 2012-13 Results



Men’s Tennis 2012-13 ResultsIncarnate Word Tennis

Incarnate Word Season Statistics ( Final Stats)

Overall record: 11-9 • Conference: 1-2 • Region: 0-1 • Home: 8-3 • Away: 3-5 • Neutral: 0-1

vs National ranked: 1-3 • vs Regional ranked: 2-1

vs ranked Last

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10

Jair Assuncao 10-6 10-6 0-0 1-2 2-3 8-3 --- --- --- --- 0-1 1-1 L3 5-5

Tucker Brown 12-9 11-8 1-1 1-2 --- --- 0-1 7-3 4-4 --- 0-0 0-1 L1 5-4

Brandon Davis 13-6 12-5 1-1 2-1 --- 1-1 2-1 6-2 2-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 L3 3-4

Aiden DeLeon 2-6 2-5 0-1 0-1 --- 0-1 --- --- 0-3 2-1 0-0 0-0 L4 2-6

Leonard Ivic 15-6 13-5 2-1 2-1 9-4 3-1 1-0 --- --- --- 0-0 2-0 W2 8-2

Mario Jakovljevic 9-7 7-6 2-1 2-0 0-1 1-0 6-5 --- --- --- 0-0 0-1 L3 5-5

Nick Mikulcic 2-5 2-5 0-0 0-0 --- --- 0-2 --- 1-2 1-1 0-0 0-0 L2 2-5

Brody Rodriguez 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0

Luke Trautmann 10-7 9-6 1-1 0-3 --- --- --- 1-0 3-0 5-6 0-0 0-1 W1 5-5

Totals 74-52 67-46 7-6 8-10 11-8 13-6 9-9 14-5 10-10 10-8 0-1 3-4

Percentage .587 .593 .538 .444 .579 .684 .500 .737 .500 .556 .000 .429

vs ranked Last

DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10

Brandon Davis/Luke Trautmann 2-3 0-2 2-1 0-1 --- --- 0-2 0-0 0-0 L3 2-3

Leonard Ivic/Mario Jakovljevic 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L1 1-1

Jair Assuncao/Leonard Ivic 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W1 2-2

Aiden DeLeon/Mario Jakovljevic 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 --- 2-1 --- 0-0 0-0 L1 2-1

Tucker Brown/Luke Trautmann 8-4 8-4 0-0 0-2 --- 1-0 7-4 0-0 0-0 W1 6-4

Jair Assuncao/Mario Jakovljevic 5-2 5-2 0-0 1-1 2-2 3-0 --- 0-0 0-0 W3 5-2

Aiden DeLeon/Leonard Ivic 5-9 5-9 0-0 0-2 5-7 0-2 --- 0-0 0-1 L6 3-7

Brandon Davis/Aiden DeLeon 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-1 --- 1-2 --- 0-0 0-0 L2 1-2

Brandon Davis/Nick Mikulcic 5-3 5-3 0-0 0-0 --- 1-2 4-1 0-0 0-0 W1 5-3

Tucker Brown/Mario Jakovljevic 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- 1-0 --- 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0

Jair Assuncao/Tucker Brown 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-1 --- 1-3 --- 0-0 0-0 L3 1-3

Tucker Brown/Nick Mikulcic 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 --- --- 0-1 0-0 0-0 L1 0-1

Mario Jakovljevic/Luke Trautmann 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-0 0-0 0-0 W1 1-0

Totals 34-31 31-29 3-2 1-8 9-11 10-10 12-8 0-0 0-1

Percentage .523 .517 .600 .111 .450 .500 .600 .000 .000

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Nation RegionOct 01, 2012 ITA Regional Tournament (Abilene, TX)Feb 06, 2013 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS W 8-1 1-0 0-0 #18 #3Feb 08, 2013 OUR LADY OF THE LAKE W 9-0 2-0 0-0 #18 #3Feb 10, 2013 at UTSA L 2-5 2-1 0-0 #18 #3Feb 15, 2013 TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE L 2-6 2-2 0-0 #18 #3Feb 22, 2013 at Laredo Community College W 6-2 3-2 0-0 #18 #4Feb 23, 2013 at St. Mary's W 7-2 4-2 0-0

* Mar 01, 2013 at #19 Midwestern State W 5-4 5-2 1-0 #31 #6* Mar 10, 2013 #14 ABILENE CHRISTIAN L 2-7 5-3 1-1 #19

Mar 15, 2013 LAREDO COMMUNITY COLLEGE W 8-1 6-3 1-1 #19Mar 17, 2013 MCMURRY UNIVERSITY W 9-0 7-3 1-1 #19Mar 19, 2013 NEWMAN W 7-0 8-3 1-1 #19 #4Mar 19, 2013 #21 DRURY UNIVERSITY W 5-3 9-3 1-1 #19Mar 22, 2013 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W 5-2 10-3 1-1 #19Mar 23, 2013 at Texas-Pan American L 0-7 10-4 1-1Mar 24, 2013 vs New Orleans L 2-4 10-5 1-1Mar 27, 2013 ST. EDWARD'S W 8-1 11-5 1-1 #18 #3Apr 06, 2013 at Trinity L 4-5 11-6 1-1Apr 07, 2013 #5 HAWAII-PACIFIC L 0-9 11-7 1-1 #18

%* Apr 12, 2013 at #18 Cameron L 2-7 11-8 1-2 #19 #3Apr 19, 2013 at Abilene Christian L 3-5 11-9 1-2



Women’s Tennis Award Winners1988-89

Rosie Garcia – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceDiane Richbourg – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Academic Excellence

1989-90Veronica Gonzales – NAIA All-District, NAIA District Singles Champion, Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Academic Excel-lenceDiane Richbourg – NAIA All-District, CoSIDA Academic All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Angela Schnurr – ITA Volvo Scholar Ath-lete, CoSIDA Academic All-District, NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete

1990-91Jana Byrd-McHazlett – Heart of Texas (1), NAIA All-District, NAIA District Singles ChampionVeronica Gonzales – Heart of Texas (1), NAIA All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Tara Martin – Heart of Texas (1), NAIA All-DistrictDiane Richbourg – CoSIDA Academic All-District VI, NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete, ITA Volvo Scholar Athlete

1991-92Gloria Beal – NAIA Academic All-District, Heart of Texas Academic ExcellencePatricia Beal – NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete, NAIA Academic All-District, Heart of Texas Academic Excellence,Tara Martin – NAIA All-District, NAIA Aca-demic All-District, Heart of Texas (1)John Newman – Heart of Texas Coach of the YearDiane Richbourg – NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete, NAIA Academic All-District, CoSIDA Academic All-District VI, Heart of Texas Academic Excellence

1992-93Gloria Beal – NAIA All-District, NAIA Aca-demic All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Patricia Beal – NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete, NAIA All-District, NAIA Academic All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Kristi Causey – NAIA All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Veronica Gonzales – NAIA All-DistrictTara Martin – NAIA All-District, NAIA Aca-demic All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Cindy Merrill – NAIA All-District, NAIA

Academic All-District, Heart of Texas (1)

1993-94Kristi Causey – NAIA All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Marcela Cendejas – NAIA All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Tara Martin – NAIA All-America Doubles (1), NAIA All-District, NAIA Academic All-District, CoSIDA Academic All-District VI, Heart of Texas (1)Cindy Merrill – NAIA All-District, NAIA Academic All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Teresa Rheinberger – NAIA All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Fernanda Sainz – NAIA All-District, Heart of Texas (1)Patricia Zerdan – NAIA All-America Singles/Doubles (1), NAIA All-District, Heart of Texas (1)

1994-95Marcela Cendejas – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceTina Farington – Heart of Texas (1)Sonia Gonzalez – Heart of Texas (1)Cindy Merrill – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceLourdes Rosas – NAIA All-America (2), Heart of Texas (1)Fernanda Sainz – NAIA All-America (2), Heart of Texas (1)Laura Servin – NAIA All-America (2), Heart of Texas (1)Patricia Zerdan – Rolex Regional Singles Champion

1995-96Jenny Carnes – Heart of Texas (1)Marcela Cendejas – Heart of Texas (1)Tina Farington – Heart of Texas (1)Sonia Gonzalez – Heart of Texas (1)Cindy Merrill – CoSIDA Academic All-Dis-trict VI, Heart of Texas (1)Monica Rodriguez – Heart of Texas (1)Lourdes Rosas – Heart of Texas (1)

1996-97Marcela Cendejas – Heart of Texas Aca-demic ExcellenceTina Farington – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceDesi Medrano – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceLourdes Rosas – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellencePaula Willeford – Heart of Texas Academ-

ic Excellence

1997-98Tina Farington – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceLourdes Rosas – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellencePaula Willeford – Heart of Texas Academ-ic Excellence

1998-99Stephanie Hebert – Heart of Texas (1)Cori Mullins – Heart of Texas (1)

2000-01Angel Batkins – Heartland President’s Honor RollJohn Newman – Heartland Coach of the Year

2002-03Angel Batkins – Heartland President’s Honor RollBridgette Butler – Heartland President’s Honor RollKristina Jones – Heartland (1)Cosette Reyes – Heartland (1)

2003-04Susan Hiler – Heartland President’s Honor RollBritteny Holliday – Heartland Player of the Year, Heartland Outstanding Senior, Heartland (1)Kristina Jones – Heartland (1)Samantha Mangum – Heartland (1)John Newman – Heartland Coach of the YearAndrea Prieto – Heartland (1)Cosette Reyes – Heartland President’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Nicole Solis – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollRobbie Vittitow – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)

2004-05Megan Crain – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollSusan Hiler – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollAndrea Prieto – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor RollCosette Reyes – Heartland President’s Honor Roll, UIW Student-Athlete of the YearTerrilee Tatum – Heartland President’s



Women’s Tennis Award WinnersHonor RollRobbie Vittitow – Heartland President’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)

2005-06Sarah Carswell – Heartland Freshman of the Year, Heartland (1)Megan Crain – Heartland (1)Samantha Mangum – Heartland (1)John Newman – Heartland Coach of the YearAndrea Prieto – Heartland (1)Nadzeda Rosskhina – Heartland (1)Gloria Vu – Heartland (1)

2006-07Kristy Baynton – Heartland President’s Honor RollStephanie Boswell – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor RollSarah Carswell – Heartland President’s Honor RollMegan Crain – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Nadia Pope – Heartland (1)Andrea Prieto – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)

2007-08Kristy Baynton – Heartland President’s Honor RollChandra Capozzi – Heartland (1)Sarah Carswell – NACDA Academic Achievement Award, Heartland Presi-dent’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Erica Engberg – Heartland (1)John Newman – Heartland Coach of the YearAlba Passanisi – Heartland (1)Nadia Pope – NACDA Academic Achieve-ment Award, Heartland President’s Honor Roll, Heartland Outstanding Senior, Heart-land (1)Gretchen Trautmann – Heartland Fresh-man of the Year, Heartland (1)

2008-09Sarah Carswell – D-II ADA Academic Achievement Award, Heartland Presi-dent’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Cisse Drame – Heartland President’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Erica Engberg – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Karen Rodriguez – Heartland (1), Heart-land POWStephanie Rodriguez – D-II ADA Academic

Achievement Award, Heartland Presi-dent’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Gretchen Trautmann – Heartland Presi-dent’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1), Heart-land Player of the Week

2009-10Alex Adams – Heartland (1)Erica Engberg – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Adrianna Hernandez – Heartland Presi-dent’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)John Newman – Heartland Coach of the YearKaren Rodriguez – Heartland (1)Stephanie Rodriguez – CoSIDA Academic All-District VI, Heartland President’s Honor Roll, Heartland Outstanding Senior, Heartland (1), Heartland Player of the WeekGretchen Trautmann – Heartland Presi-dent’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1), Heart-land Player of the Week

2011-12Francesca Bassoo – Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollAndi Botha – Lone Star (HM), Lone Star Player of the Week, Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollCasey Bulls – Lone Star Scholar-Athlete, LSC All-Academic, Lone Star Commission-er’s Honor RollMaggae Doney – Lone Star Singles (1), Lone Star Doubles (1)Ivana Katavic – Lone Star Singles (1), Lone Star Doubles (1), Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollAna Rebolledo Silvestre – Lone Star Com-missioner’s Honor RollJill Simon – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2012-13Andi Botha – Lone Star Doubles (1), Lone Star Singles (HM), D2ADA Academic Achievement Award, Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollBrianah Creek – Lone Star Commission-er’s Honor RollNicole Karaklis – Lone Star Singles (1), Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollIvana Katavic – Lone Star Singles (1), Lone Star Doubles (1), Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollJill Simon – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Taryn Strahl – Lone Star Player of the Week, Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll



Men’s Tennis Award Winners1987-88

Mitch Welch – Heart of Texas (1)

1988-89Manuel Gallardo – Heart of Texas (1)

1989-90Roberto Gonzalez – NAIA All-District (1), Heart of Texas (1)Bobby Krupa – NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete, CoSIDA Academic All-District (1)

1990-91Roberto Gonzalez – NAIA All-District (1), Heart of Texas (1)Bobby Krupa – ITA Volvo Scholar Athlete, NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete

1991-92Bobby Krupa – CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (1)Patric Nilsson – NAIA District Champion (S), CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (1), Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas New-comer of the Year

1992-93Trey Foster – Heart of Texas (1)Mike Greenwood – Heart of Texas (1)Ivan Hernandez – CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (1), Heart of Texas (1)John Newman – NAIA District Coach of the Year, Heart of Texas Coach of the YearPatric Nilsson – NAIA All-District (1), Heart of Texas (1)Adrian Valdez – NAIA All-District (1), Heart of Texas (1)

1993-94Bo Bowman – CoSIDA Academic All-Dis-trict VI (1), Heart of Texas (1)Scott Faris – Heart of Texas (1)Trey Foster – NAIA All-District (1), Heart of Texas (1)Mauro Gallardo – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Newcomer of the YearMike Greenwood – NAIA All-District (1), Heart of Texas (1)David Minihan – Heart of Texas (1)John Newman – NAIA District Coach of the YearPatric Nilsson – Heart of Texas (1)

1994-95Jonas Andersson – NAIA National Champi-on (S/D), NAIA Regional Champion (S/D), NAIA All-America (1), Heart of Texas (1),

Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceBo Bowman – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceMauro Gallardo – Heart of Texas (1)Mike Greenwood – Heart of Texas (1)Johan Jansson – NAIA All-America (2), Heart of Texas (1)Polo Maldonado – NAIA All-America (2), Heart of Texas (1)John Newman – Heart of Texas Coach of the YearPatric Nilsson – Heart of Texas (1)Javier Ruiz – NAIA National Champion (D), NAIA Regional Champion (D), NAIA All-America (1), Heart of Texas (1)Matias Sansostri – Heart of Texas (1)Daniel Sonesson – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Academic Excellence

1995-96Johan Andersson – NAIA All-America (1), Heart of Texas (1)Bo Bowman – Heart of Texas (1)Kenneth Flores – Heart of Texas (1)Javier Ruiz – NAIA All-America (1), Heart of Texas (1)Polo Maldonado – NAIA All-America (2), Heart of Texas (1)Matias Sansostri – Heart of Texas (1)Daniel Sonesson – NAIA All-America (2), CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (1), Heart of Texas (1)

1997-98Oscar Gonzalez – Heart of Texas (1)Chris Mares – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceJoseph Murillo – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceBrody O’Bryant – Heart of Texas Academ-ic ExcellenceJean Noel Said – NAIA All-America (2), Heart of Texas (1)Jim Willerson – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Newcomer of the Year

1998-99Oscar Gonzales – Heart of Texas (1)Jean Noel Said – Heart of Texas (1)Jim Willerson – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Newcomer of the Year

2000-01Johan Said – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2001-02

Juan Barrio – Heartland (1)Jose Pablo Hours – Heartland (1)John Newman – ITA/NCAA Central Region Coach of the YearDiego Parada – Heartland Outstanding SeniorLars Sogaard – Heartland (1)Devin Wilke – CoSIDA Academic All-Dis-trict VI (1), Heartland President’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)

2002-03Juan Barrio – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland Outstanding Senior, Heartland (1)Ronnie Funari – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor RollJose Pablo Hours – Heartland (1)Devin Wilke – CoSIDA Academic All-Dis-trict VI (1), Heartland President’s Honor Roll

2003-04Danny Dagian – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor RollOleg Dyachenko – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Ronnie Funari – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor RollMiguel Martin – Heartland (1)Casper Sogaard – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll

2004-05Danny Dagian – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor RollOleg Dyachenko – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Zach Johnson – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollMiguel Martin – Heartland Commission-er’s Honor RollCasper Sogaard – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll

2005-06Mike Hastings – Heartland (1)Chase Holliday – Heartland (1)David Knaszak – Heartland (1)Miguel Martin – Heartland Co-Outstand-ing Senior, Heartland (1)

2006-07Henry Estrella – Heartland Player of the Year, Heartland (1)Chase Holliday – Heartland (1)David Knaszak – Heartland Commission-



Men’s Tennis Award Winnerser’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Jake McMindes – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor RollChris Suciu – Heartland (1)

2007-08Michael Castillo – Heartland (1)Efrain Cayama – Heartland (1)Henry Estrella – ITA All-America (1), ITA South Central Regional Player of the Year, Heartland Player of the Year, Heartland (1)Chase Holliday – Heartland Outstanding Senior, Heartland (1)Jake McMindes – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)John Newman – Heartland Coach of the YearRudy Obregon – Heartland (1)

2008-09Jose Arizpe – Heartland (1), Heartland Player of the WeekDavid Ballenger – Heartland (1)Max Moreau – Heartland (1), Heartland Player of the WeekCarlos Olvera – Heartland (1)Alex Wieland – Heartland (1)

2009-10Jose Arizpe – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1), Heartland Player of the WeekDavid Ballenger – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor RollStephen Cavazos – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor RollMax Moreau – Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)Francisco Segura – Heartland Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll, Heartland Outstand-ing Senior, Heartland (1)Alex Wieland – Heartland President’s Honor Roll, Heartland (1)

2010-11David Ballenger – Lone Star Player of the Week

2011-12David Ballenger – Lone Star Doubles (1), Lone Star All-AcademicAiden DeLeon – Lone Star Doubles (1)Carlos Olvera – Lone Star Singles (1), Lone Star Doubles (1)Kevin Rodriguez – Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollLuke Trautmann – Lone Star All-Academ-

ic, Lone Star Doubles (1), LSC Sportsman-ship Player of the Year

2012-13Jair Assuncao – Lone Star Newcomer of the Year, Lone Star Singles (1), Lone Star Player of the WeekTucker Brown – Lone Star Co-Freshman of the Year, Lone Star (HM)Antonio Cavazos – Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollBrandon Davis – Lone Star (HM)Aiden DeLeon – Lone Star Doubles (1), Lone Star All-Academic, D2ADA Academic Achievement Award, Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollJohan Haerens – Lone Star Commission-er’s Honor RollLeonard Ivic – Lone Star Singles (1), Lone Star Doubles (1), Lone Star Commission-er’s Honor RollMario Jakovljevic – Lone Star (HM)Kevin Rodriguez – Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollLuke Trautmann – Lone Star Sportsman-ship Player of the Year, Lone Star All-Academic, D2ADA Academic Achievement Award, Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll



Women’s Tennis All-Time RosterAlex Adams, 2009-11Erica Ayala, 2001-02, 03-04Michelle Barbaro, 2011-12Francesca Bassoo, 2010-12Angel Batkins, 1999-03Kristi Baynton, 2006-07Gloria Beal, 1989-93Tricia Beal, 1989-93Nicole Benshoof, 1991-92Jennifer Betancourt, 2012-13April Birdsong, 1998-99Stephanie Boswell, 2005-07Andi Botha, 2011-13Casey Bulls, 2010-12Bridgette Butler, 2000-03Jana Byrd-McHazlett, 1990-91Chandra Capozzi, 2007-08Jenny Carnes, 1995-99Sarah Carswell, 2005-09Kristi Causey, 1992-94Marcela Cendejas, 1993-97Rosa Chen, 1997-00Lindsey Collum, 1998-99Megan Crain, 2003-07Brianah Creek, 2012-13Maggae Doney, 2010-12Cisse Drame, 2008-10Erica Engberg, 2006-10Tina Farington, 1994-98Rosie Garcia, 1987-88, 89-90Barbara Gawlik, 1987-88Veronica Gonzales, 1989-93Sonia Gonzalez, 1994-96Megan Groos, 2000-01Shan He, 1998-99Stephanie Hebert, 1998-99Audrey Hernandez, 2009-11Susan Hiler, 2002-05Britteny Holiday, 2003-04Despina Iakavou, 1987-88Kate Johnson, 1991-92Kristina Jones, 2002-04Nicole Karaklis, 2012-13Ivana Katavic, 2011-13Floresita Lopez, 2001-02Samantha Mangum, 2002-06Tara Martin, 1990-94LiAnna Martinez, 1997-00Desi Medrano, 1996-97Cindy Merrill, 1992-96Jessica Meza, 2008-09Elsa Molina, 1987-88

Cori Mullins, 1997-99Kim Murrillo, 2000-03Brianda Navarro, 2010-11Laura Orosco, 1987-88, 89-91Alba Passanisi, 2007-08Ana Perez, 2006-08Nadia Pope, 2006-08Andrea Prieto, 2003-07Kelsey Reblin, 2012-13Lorena Rebolledo, 2010-12Cosette Reyes, 2001-05Teresa Rheinberger, 1993-94Diane Richbourg, 1989-92Karen Rodriguez, 2008-10Monica Rodriguez, 1995-96, 97-98Nora Rodriguez, 1990-91Stephanie Rodriguez, 2008-10Lourdes Rosas, 1994-98Nadzeda Rosskhina, 2005-06Fernanda Sainz, 1993-95Andrea Salazar, 1990-91Patricia Salome, 1999-01

Angela Schnurr, 1989-90Laura Servin, 1994-96Dane Shafer, 1998-01Jill Simon, 2009-13Jessica Smith, 2002-03Jennifer Solis, 2007-08Nicole Solis, 2003-05Jane Spagnoletti, 1987-88Taryn Strahl, 2012-13Terri Lee Tatum, 2002-03, 04-06Dee Ann Torres, 1999-00Gretchen Trautmann, 2007-11Ellen Ussery, 2003-04Malisa Vatanadilok, 2011-13Robbie Vittitow, 2002-05Giang Vu, 2005-06Wendy Warner, 1999-01Lisa Welsh, 1990-91Madalynn Wheeler, 2007-08Paula Willeford, 1996-98Petya Yaneva, 2000-02Irina Yarikova, 2000-01Patricia Zerdan, 1993-95

UIW Seniors (L-R): Jen Betancourt, Kelsey Reblin, Andi Botha, Ivana Katavic



Men’s Tennis All-Time RosterJohn Anderson, 2007-08Jonas Anderson, 1994-97Leury Arias, 2010-12Jose Arizpe, 2008-10Jair Assuncao, 2012-13Roland Baiza, 1987-88David Ballenger, 2008-12Juan Barrio, 2001-03Marcus Best, 1987-90Dan Blecher, 1990-92Bo Bowman, 1993-94, 95-97Mike Bradshaw, 1988-92Pierce Brandan, 2007-10Tucker Brown, 2012-13Reese Buchanan, 1991-92Jeff Calhoun, 1999-01Ryan Callaghan, 2004-05Alex Cano, 2002-04Hunter Carter, 2007-08Michael Castillo, 2006-08Antonio Cavazos, 2011-12Stephen Cavazos, 2007-10Efrain Cayama, 2007-08Caleb Cloud, 1998-02Danny Dagian, 2002-05Brandon Davis, 2010-13Aiden DeLeon, 2009-10, 11-13Oleg Dyachenko, 2003-05Henry Estrella, 2006-08Scott Faris, 1993-94Trevor Fields, 2005-06Kenneth Flores, 1995-97Trey Foster, 1992-94Ronnie Funari, 2001-04Manuel Gallardo, 1989-91Mauro Gallardo, 1993-95Jorge Garcia, 1987-88Abel Garza, 1987-88Gerardo Gomez, 2007-08Oscar Gonzalez, 1997-99Robert Gonzalez, 1989-91Mike Greenwood, 1992-95Juan Guerra, 2002-03Johan Haerens, 2011-12Mike Hastings, 2004-07Justin Hearne, 2003-04Ivan Hernandez, 1992-93

Chase Holliday, 2005-08Jose Pablo Hours, 2000-03Leonard Ivic, 2012-13Mario Jakovljevic, 2012-13Johan Jansson, 1994-96Zach Johnson, 2002-03, 04-06David Knaszak, 2005-07Bobby Krupa, 1988-92Chris Lawson, 2010-12Polo Maldonado, 1994-96Chris Mares, 1997-98Miguel Martin, 2003-06Jake McMindes, 2004-08Enrique Melquizo, 1993-94Nick Mikulcic, 2010-11, 12-13David Miniham, 1992-94Maxime Moreau, 2008-10Tim Mowery, 1993-94Richard Munoz, 1989-90Andy Murrillo, 1996-97Memo Neach, 1996-98Patric Nilsson, 1991-95Rudy Obregon, 2004-08Brody O’Bryant, 1997-99Carlos Olvera, 2008-12Diego Parada, 2000-02Roberto Pedraza, 1987-88Danny Peebles, 1987-89Jordan Pena, 2008-09

Arturo Perez, 2004-05Marco Pope, 1998-99Rodrigo Pope, 2007-08Tony Ramos, 1997-99, 2000-01Brody Rodriguez, 2012-13Kevin Rodriguez, 2010-12Sanga Ruanwattankil, 1987-88Javier Ruiz, 1994-96Jean Noel Said, 1997-99Johan Said, 1999-01Matias Sansostri, 1994-96Dominic Savedra, 1990-92Francisco Segura, 2009-10Billy Simms, 1987-89Carr Smith, 1996-97Casper Sogaard, 2002-06Lars Sogaard, 1999-02Morten Sogaard, 1999-02Daniel Sonesson, 1994-97Charlie Spong, 1990-91Chris Suciu, 2006-07Luke Trautmann, 2010-13Adrian Valdez, 1992-93Mitch Welch, 1988-92Alex Wieland, 2008-10Devin Wilke, 1999-03Jim Willerson, 1998-99

UIW Seniors (L-R): Johan Haerens, Brandon Davis, Brody Rodriguez, Jair Assuncao, Antonio Cavazos



Tennis Record BookMen’s Career Doubles Wins1. Jonas Anderson, 1994-97 49-71. Mike Greenwood, 1992-95 49-111. Jose Pablo Hours, 2000-03 49-164. Carlos Olvera, 2008-12 45-335. Devin Wilke, 1999-03 41-396. Patric Nilsson, 1991-95 39-317. Daniel Sonesson, 1994-97 38-48. Trey Foster, 1992-94 36-109. Alex Wieland, 2008-10 35-1210. Diego Parada, 2000-02 34-1010. Maxime Moreau, 2008-10 34-1110. Mike Bradshaw, 1988-92 34-2310. Rudy Obregon, 2004-08 34-3014. Javier Ruiz, 1994-96 33-515. Bo Bowman, 1993-94, 95-97 32-1515. Bobby Krupa, 1988-92 32-2817. Jose Arizpe, 2008-10 31-1217. Miguel Martin, 2003-06 31-2219. Chase Holliday, 2005-08 30-2120. Two with 29

Men’s Season Doubles Wins1. Jonas Anderson, 1995-96 20-21. Jose Pablo Hours, 2000-01 20-51. Diego Parada, 2000-01 20-64. Mike Greenwood, 1993-94 19-85. Javier Ruiz, 1995-96 18-25. Trey Foster, 1992-93 18-25. Alex Wieland, 2009-10 18-55. Trey Foster, 1993-94 18-85. Mike Greenwood, 1992-93 18-210. Maxime Moreau, 2009-10 17-410. Alex Wieland, 2008-09 17-710. Maxime Moreau, 2008-09 17-710. Scott Faris, 1993-94 17-814. Francisco Segura, 2009-10 16-314. Jose Arizpe, 2009-10 16-314. Jonas Anderson, 1994-95 16-314. Manuel Gallardo, 1990-91 16-1018. Thirteen with 15Jean Noel Said, 1997-98 13-0

Men’s Career Singles Wins1. Jonas Anderson, 1994-97 57-82. Patric Nilsson, 1991-95 49-243. Jose Pablo Hours, 2000-03 48-84. Mike Greenwood, 1992-95 41-155. Carlos Olvera, 2008-12 39-335. Devin Wilke, 1999-03 39-255. Robert Gonzalez, 1989-91 39-128. Daniel Sonesson, 1994-97 37-89. David Ballenger, 2008-12 34-289. David Minihan, 1992-94 34-1211. Mitch Welch, 1988-92 33-2512. Rudy Obregon, 2004-08 32-1913. Diego Parada, 2000-02 31-8

14. Henry Estrella, 2006-08 30-514. Brandon Davis, 2010-13 30-2016. Jose Arizpe, 2008-10 29-916. Mike Bradshaw, 1988-92 29-2816. Lars Sogaard, 1999-02 29-1916. Luke Trautmann, 2010-13 29-1820. Matias Sansostri,1994-96 28-3Jean Noel Said, 1997-99 27-1

Men’s Season Singles Wins1. Jonas Anderson, 1994-95 25-32. Jose Pablo Hours, 2000-01 21-12. David Minihan, 1993-94 21-62. Robert Gonzalez, 1990-91 21-95. Jonas Anderson, 1995-96 19-25. Patric Nilsson, 1992-93 19-55. Scott Faris, 1993-94 19-65. Mauro Gallardo, 1993-94 19-95. Patric Nilsson, 1993-94 19-911. Robert Gonzalez, 1989-90 18-312. Jean Noel Said, 1998-99 17-112. Daniel Sonesson, 1994-95 17-212. Henry Estrella, 2007-08 17-212. Adrian Valdez, 1992-93 17-712. Diego Parada, 2000-01 17-717. Francisco Segura, 2009-10 16-417. Jose Arizpe, 2008-09 16-417. Mike Greenwood, 1992-93 16-420. Two with 15Matias Sansostri, 1995-96 13-0

Women’s Career Doubles Wins1. Erica Engberg, 2006-10 58-272. Cosette Reyes, 2001-05 52-233. Tara Martin, 1990-94 51-194. Gretchen Trautmann, 2007-11 49-185. Sarah Carswell, 2005-09 46-306. Samantha Mangum, 2002-06 44-267. Angel Batkins, 1999-03 42-327. Robbie Vittitow, 2002-05 42-227. Veronica Gonzales, 1989-93 42-2210. Lourdes Rosas, 1994-98 41-1311. Andrea Prieto, 2003-07 38-3312. Tricia Beal, 1989-93 37-2512. Marcela Cendejas, 1993-97 37-1814. Petya Yaneva, 2000-02 35-714. Karen Rodriguez, 2008-10 35-1016. Megan Crain, 2003-07 34-2717. Cindy Merrill, 1992-96 33-2217. Diane Richbourg, 1989-92 33-1519. Stephanie Rodriguez, 2008-10 30-1520. Gloria Beal, 1989-93 25-12

Women’s Season Doubles Wins1. Gretchen Trautmann, 2008-09 23-31. Petya Yaneva, 2000-01 23-33. Irina Yarikova, 2000-01 21-1

3. Erica Engberg, 2008-09 21-53. Karen Rodriguez, 2008-09 21-63. Cisse Drame, 2008-09 21-67. Britteny Holiday, 2003-04 19-88. Cosette Reyes, 2003-04 18-88. Stephanie Rodriguez, 2008-09 18-810. Tara Martin, 1993-94 17-110. Patricia Zerdan, 1993-94 17-110. Nadia Pope, 2007-08 17-510. Alba Passanisi, 2007-08 17-510. Jana Byrd-McHazlett, 1990-91 17-815. Samantha Mangum, 2005-06 16-415. Tara Martin, 1990-91 16-815. Sarah Carswell, 2008-09 16-918. Kristina Jones, 2003-04 15-518. Taryn Strahl, 2012-13 15-7 18. Erica Engberg, 2007-08 15-8

Women’s Career Singles Wins1. Erica Engberg, 2006-10 56-142. Veronica Gonzales, 1989-93 55-283. Marcela Cendejas, 1993-97 50-174. Sarah Carswell, 2005-09 49-225. Tara Martin, 1990-94 48-336. Lourdes Rosas, 1994-98 47-97. Gretchen Trautmann, 2007-11 43-208. Samantha Mangum, 2002-06 39-289. Gloria Beal, 1989-93 38-159. Tricia Beal, 1989-93 38-3411. Diane Richbourg, 1989-92 37-2011. Andrea Prieto, 2003-07 37-2413. Cindy Merrill, 1992-96 36-2214. Angel Batkins, 1999-03 35-3715. Cosette Reyes, 2001-05 34-2716. Petya Yaneva 2001-02 33-1217. Patricia Zerdan, 1993-95 30-218. Karen Rodriguez, 2008-10 28-1218. Stephanie Rodriguez, 2008-10 28-1820. Robbie Vittitow, 2002-05 26-29

Women’s Season Singles Wins1. Petya Yaneva, 2000-01 23-52. Patricia Zerdan, 1993-94 22-13. Cisse Drame, 2008-09 21-44. Irinia Yarikova, 2000-01 20-24. Veronica Gonzales, 1989-90 20-56. Sarah Carswell, 2008-09 19-46. Jana Byrd-McHazlett, 1990-91 19-66. Veronica Gonzales, 1990-91 19-99. Erica Engberg, 2008-09 18-59. Marcela Cendejas, 1994-95 18-79. Karen Rodriguez, 2008-09 18-712. Marcela Cendejas, 1993-94 16-412. Britteny Holiday, 2003-04 16-4 12. Angel Batkins, 2000-01 16-712. Gretchen Trautmann, 2008-09 16-1016. Six with 15



Women’s Tennis All-Time ResultsOpponent ..........................................W-LAbilene Christian ................................ 0-16Armstrong Atlantic ............................... 0-1Auburn-Montgomery ........................... 0-1Ball State ............................................... 0-1Barry ..................................................... 0-2Barton College ...................................... 1-0Bates College ........................................ 2-0Bethany (KS) ......................................... 2-0Bethel (KS) ............................................ 1-0Cameron ............................................... 8-7Central Oklahoma ................................. 6-1College of St. Catherine ........................ 1-0Collin County CC ................................... 3-1Concordia (NE)...................................... 1-0Concordia-Texas.................................... 7-2Dallas Baptist ...................................... 11-1Drury .................................................... 2-6East Central .......................................... 3-0East Texas Baptist ................................. 2-0Eastern New Mexico ............................. 3-0Florida Southern ................................... 0-1Franklin & Marshall .............................. 1-0Gustavus Adolphus ............................... 1-1Hardin-Simmons ................................... 4-2Hawaii-Hilo ........................................... 0-1Hawaii-Pacific ....................................... 0-2Howard Payne ...................................... 1-0Lamar.................................................... 0-1Laredo CC ........................................... 17-2Lee College ........................................... 1-2Lee Junior College ................................. 0-1Linfield .................................................. 0-1Mary Hardin-Baylor .............................. 8-1McLennan JC ........................................ 1-1McMurry .............................................. 4-0Midwestern State ............................... 3-13Montana State-Billings ......................... 3-0Monterrey Tech .................................... 1-2New Mexico Military Institute .............. 1-0Newman ............................................... 6-0Nicholls State ........................................ 0-1Northeast Missouri State ...................... 0-1Northeastern State ............................... 1-6Northwest Missouri State ..................... 3-0Odessa JC .............................................. 1-0Okaloosa JC .......................................... 1-0Oklahoma Christian .............................. 0-2Oklahoma City College ......................... 1-3Oral Roberts ......................................... 1-0Ouachita Baptist ................................... 4-0Our Lady of the Lake ............................. 3-0Prairie View A&M ................................. 1-0Rockhurst .............................................. 4-1Sam Houston State ............................... 0-1San Jacinto College ............................... 1-0Schreiner ............................................ 10-6

Seminole JC .......................................... 1-0Southeastern Oklahoma ....................... 2-0Southern Arkansas ............................... 1-0Southern Nazarene ............................... 0-2Southwest Baptist................................. 3-0Southwestern ....................................... 6-1St. Edward’s ...................................... 23-13St. Gregory’s ......................................... 0-1St. Lawrence ......................................... 1-0St. Mary’s .........................................31-4-1Sul Ross State ....................................... 0-1Tarleton State ....................................... 3-6Temple JC .............................................. 2-1Texas A&M-Corpus Christi .................... 0-1Texas A&M-Kingsville ............................ 5-1Texas Lutheran ...................................... 8-3Texas Southern ..................................... 3-0Texas State ............................................ 0-3Texas Wesleyan ................................... 13-3Trinity ..............................................8-19-1Trinity JV ............................................... 2-2

Tyler JC ............................................... 3-11UT-Pan American .................................. 1-0UT-San Antonio ..................................... 0-2UT-Tyler ................................................ 1-0Washburn ............................................. 1-0Weatherford JC ..................................... 1-0West Florida ......................................... 0-2West Texas A&M ................................... 0-1Western New Mexico ........................... 3-0Wharton JC ........................................... 1-0Total ........................................ 265-173-2

Year Record Conf. Playoffs Ranking Coach1988 1-9-1, 0-4-1 6th McCarthy1989 8-6, 0-5 6th 39 Sandra Stein1990 11-6, 4-1 1st 34 Pete Peterson1991 12-4, 5-0 1st NAIA Nationals 19 Pete Peterson1992 6-8, 5-0 1st 24 John Newman1993 9-4, 5-0 1st NAIA Nationals John Newman1994 13-2-1, 5-0 1st NAIA Nationals 6 John Newman1995 11-4, 7-0 1st NAIA Nationals 10 John Newman1996 8-2, 7-0 1st John Newman1997 10-3, 8-0 1st 17 John Newman1998 9-2, 5-0 1st NAIA Nationals 23 John Newman1999 3-7, 3-2 2nd John Newman2000 0-16 John Newman2001 11-7 1st DII Reg. (0-1) John Newman2002 9-9 1st DII Reg. (0-1) 31 John Newman2003 11-7 2nd John Newman2004 17-7 1st DII Reg. (1-1) 23 John Newman

2005 13-8 3rd John Newman2006 14-8 1st DII Reg. (0-1) John Newman2007 6-10 2nd John Newman2008 18-5 1st DII Nat. (2-1) 17 John Newman2009 19-6 2nd DII Reg. (0-1) 26 John Newman2010 16-5 1st DII Reg. (1-1) 24 John Newman2011 10-10, 2-6 7th John Newman2012 11-8, 2-3 3rd 32 John Newman2013 11-10, 2-3 4th 32 John Newman



Men’s Tennis All-Time ResultsOpponent ..........................................W-LAbilene Christian ................................ 5-18Auburn-Montgomery ........................... 1-0Barry ..................................................... 0-1Bates ..................................................... 2-0Baylor ................................................... 0-1Belmont ................................................ 1-0Bethany (KS) ......................................... 2-0Bethel (KS) ............................................ 2-0Cameron ............................................... 5-8Central Oklahoma ................................. 3-2Collin County CC ................................... 1-7Columbia (MO) ..................................... 1-0Concordia (NE)...................................... 1-0Concordia-Texas.................................. 13-0Dallas Baptist ...................................... 11-0Drury .................................................... 1-9East Central .......................................... 4-1East Texas Baptist ................................. 2-0Emory ................................................... 1-0Ferris State ........................................... 0-2Findlay .................................................. 1-0Franklin & Marshall .............................. 1-0Goucher College ................................... 1-0Gustavus Adolphus ............................... 1-0Hardin-Simmons ................................... 5-1Hawaii-Hilo ........................................... 1-0Hawaii-Pacific ....................................... 0-2Howard Payne ...................................... 1-1IUPUI .................................................... 1-0Indianapolis .......................................... 1-0Lamar.................................................... 1-0Lander .................................................. 0-1Laredo CC ......................................... 12-12Linfield .................................................. 1-0Mary Hardin-Baylor .............................. 8-3McLennan JC ........................................ 0-2McMurry .............................................. 3-0Midwestern State ................................. 9-7Mobile .................................................. 0-1Montana State-Billings ......................... 1-0Monterrey Tech .................................... 2-1New Mexico Military ............................ 2-0New Orleans ......................................... 0-1Newman ............................................... 8-0Nicholls State ........................................ 0-2Northeast Missouri ............................... 1-0Northeastern State ............................... 1-0Northern Illinois ................................... 0-1Northwest Missouri State ..................... 1-2Northwestern Iowa .............................. 1-0Northwestern Oklahoma ...................... 1-0Odessa JC .............................................. 1-0Oklahoma Baptist ................................. 1-1Oklahoma Christian .............................. 2-2Oklahoma City College ......................... 2-1Oral Roberts ......................................... 0-1

Opponent ..........................................W-LOuachita Baptist ................................... 0-1Our Lady of the Lake ............................. 3-1Prairie View A&M ................................. 3-0Rockhurst .............................................. 3-3Rollins ................................................... 0-1San Jacinto JC ....................................... 0-1Schreiner .............................................. 7-6Seminole JC .......................................... 1-0Southeastern Oklahoma ....................... 3-0Southern Nazarene ............................... 1-0Southwest Baptist................................. 1-1Southwestern ....................................... 9-1St. Edward’s ...................................... 11-25St. Joseph’s (IN) .................................... 1-0St. Lawrence ......................................... 1-0St. Mary’s ............................................ 32-5St. Thomas Aquinas .............................. 1-0Sul Ross State ....................................... 2-0Tarleton State ....................................... 0-1Temple JC .............................................. 2-0

Opponent ..........................................W-LTexas A&M-Kingsville ............................ 3-0Texas Lutheran .................................... 10-3Texas Southern ..................................... 3-2Texas State ............................................ 1-0Texas Wesleyan ................................... 11-6Trenton State ........................................ 1-0Trinity ............................................... 13-15Trinity JV ............................................... 3-2Tyler JC ............................................... 3-13Upper Iowa ........................................... 1-0UT-Pan American .................................. 0-2UT-San Antonio ..................................... 0-2UT-Tyler ................................................ 1-2Wartburg .............................................. 2-1Washburn ............................................. 2-0West Florida ......................................... 0-2West Texas A&M ................................... 0-1Western New Mexico ........................... 2-0Wharton JC ........................................... 1-0William Jewell ....................................... 1-0Total ........................................... 269-193

Year Record Conf. Playoffs Ranking Coach1987 3-5 Pete Peterson1988 6-6, 0-5 5th Pete Peterson1989 8-8, 0-5 5th 35 Pete Peterson1990 14-4, 4-1 2nd 35 Pete Peterson1991 14-7, 4-1 2nd 19 Pete Peterson1992 4-10, 3-2 3rd John Newman1993 15-4, 5-0 1st John Newman1994 15-5, 5-0 1st NAIA Nat. 18 John Newman1995 14-0, 6-0 1st NAIA Nat. 4 John Newman1996 13-1, 7-0 1st NAIA Nat. 5 John Newman1997 9-3, 8-0 1st 18 John Newman1998 3-7, 2-4 3rd John Newman1999 5-4, 3-2 2nd John Newman2000 5-10 John Newman2001 15-10 3rd DII Reg. (1-1) John Newman2002 13-5 1st DII Nat. (2-1) 20 John Newman2003 9-12 2nd DII Reg. (1-1) 31 John Newman2004 7-14 3rd John Newman2005 10-10 3rd DII Reg. (0-1) 30 John Newman2006 10-10 2nd DII Reg. (0-1) 29 John Newman2007 6-7 2nd DII Reg. (0-1) 27 John Newman2008 13-7 1st DII Reg. (0-1) 20 John Newman2009 15-9 2nd 31 John Newman2010 15-5 2nd DII Reg. (1-1) 20 John Newman2011 9-11, 2-3 3rd 31 John Newman2012 8-8, 2-1 2nd 19 John Newman2013 11-9, 1-2 3rd 23 John Newman



Brad Martin joined the University of the Incarnate Word golf program in 2010-11 as an assistant coach, but quickly became the interim head coach and finally, the head coach at the start of 2011-12.

Martin has put his stamp on both the men’s and women’s programs in a short time. The men finished in sixth place in the Lone Star Conference in both 2012 and 2013. The 2012-13 squad also qualified for the NCAA Division II South Central/West Region Championships in DuPont, WA. He earned his first tournament victory in September of 2012 when the men won The Territory Classic hosted by Cameron University.

Martin has also had success working with the women’s team at UIW. The team won the UIW Fall Classic in each of his first two seasons. They took seventh in the LSC in 2012 and fifth in 2013. In each of those seasons he had an

individual qualify for the Regional Championships.

Martin, who graduated from MacArthur High School here in San Antonio, had worked in the area for several years and was a coach and a teacher for approximately 13 years.

His undergraduate degree was earned at New Mexico State University, where he earned his marketing degree via the school’s Professional Golf Management program.

He has worked at various clubs and courses around the area, including Northern Hills Country Club, La Cantera Golf Academy and Rolling Oaks Golf Center, where he currently teaches private lessons when not taking care of his UIW duties.

Martin began his collegiate coaching career at St. Mary’s

University as an assistant coach. He was there for two seasons when he met then UIW coach Doug Quiere. When Quiere informed Martin of the Cardinals’ need for an assistant coach, Martin took it, feeling UIW was a better opportunity. Then, Quierre – whose previous work experience was primarily with the military – took a position with the armed forces and Martin inherited the program.

Now, Martin is charged with leading the Cardinals into the realm of NCAA Division I and the Southland Conference. It is a transition period, but one in which Martin thinks the teams can still be successful.

Martin has a wife, Terri, and one daughter, Amy.

Golf Coach Brad Martin



2013-14 CARDINALS GOLF TEAMWomen Cl Ht Hometown High School Jaimie Bibby Fr. 5-6 Corpus Christi, TX Incarnate Word AcademyMadelyn Buhler So. 5-8 Victoria, TX St. JosephFlower Castillo Sr. 5-3 San Antonio, TX LeeJessica Cornish Sr. 5-6 San Antonio, TX RandolphJoana De Sa Pereira Jr. 5-7 Porto, Portugal Kaplan PrepLizeth Escobedo So. 5-1 Killeen, TX Holy Trinity CatholicAlexis Fichtel Fr. 5-2 Cypress, TX Cypress RanchChristina French Sr. 5-8 San Antonio, TX JudsonRyeanna Lopez Jr. 5-3 San Antonio, TX WarrenLori Martinez So. 5-0 San Antonio, TX Antonian PrepSamantha Martinez Sr. 5-1 San Antonio, TX SouthsideColleen O’Connell Fr. 5-5 Arlington, TX LamarJulyssa Rodriguez So. 5-2 Alice, TX AliceMichelle Tacker Sr. 5-7 Odessa, TX PermianBrianna Ventura So. 5-7 San Antonio, TX Highlands

Men Cl Ht Hometown High School Ryan Bibby Jr. 5-10 Corpus Christi, TX Incarnate Word AcademyWeston Chapman Jr. 6-4 San Antonio Trinity Christian AcademyPhilip Coelho So. 5-8 San Antonio, TX Antonian PrepJared Cornish Sr. 6-0 San Antonio RandolphMyles Dumont Jr. 5-11 Eagle Lake, TX Rice ConsolidatedGus Gutierrez Sr. 5-11 Saltillo, Mexico Bachillerato AnahuacAustin Jordan Jr. 6-1 Rainbow, TX Glen RoseDanny Lee Sr. 6-6 San Antonio, TX MacArthurStephen Litz Sr. 5-10 Corpus Christi, TX Flour BluffChris Martinez Jr. 5-11 McAllen, TX McAllenPedro Martinez So. 5-9 Robstown, TX RobstownArchie Ramos Jr. 5-8 Laredo, TX Laredo UnitedScott Shaw So. 6-1 San Antonio, TX ChurchillKevin Smith Fr. 5-9 Corpus Christi, TX Incarnate Word AcademyCharles Torres Jr. 5-11 San Antonio, TX MacArthurJose Adame Trevino Jr. 6-2 Monterrey, Mexico UDEMAustin Wylie So. 6-1 Boerne, TX BoerneHead Coach: Brad Martin Assistant Coaches: Tom Walling, Cami Ferguson



High School: Bibby played golf at Incarnate Word Academy High School where she was was an All-State and District and Regional champion for all four years. She was also on the Honor Roll.

Personal: Bibby is the daughter of Tommalynn and Derek Bibby and has a brother, Ryan, who also plays golf at UIW. She is studying psychology and was born on October 22, 1994.

Jaimie BibbyFreshman • 5-6

Corpus Christi, TX/Incarnate Word Academy

2012-13 (Freshman): Buhler played in 20 competitive rounds for the Cardinals in her fresh-man year and posted a scoring average of 81.8. She finished in 23rd place at the Lone Star Con-ference Championships. She broke 80 in four different rounds. She helped lead the team to a

victory at the UIW Fall Invitational with a third place finish. She fired a 76 at the Angelo State Invitational.

High School: Buhler played golf at St. Joseph High School. She was a two-time team MVP and was the indi-vidual State Runner-Up as a senior. She led the team to a State title as a freshman and Runner-Up finishes her final three years.

Personal: Buhler is the daugher of Bobby and Martha Buhler and is undecided on her field of study. She has two siblings, Philip and Jordan. She was born on August 8, 1994.

Year Rounds Avg. Best2012-13 20 81.8 76

Madelyn BuhlerSophomore • 5-8

Victoria, TX/St. Joseph’s

2012-13 (Junior): Castillo was the only team member to play in all 23 competitive rounds for the Cardinals for the year and post-ed a scoring average of 77.3, first on the team. In a year that Castillo had six top-10 finishes, she was also the only women’s golfer to appear in the regional

tournament. She finished 23rd in the Super Region 4 Women’s Golf Championships. She won the UIW Invitation-al with rounds of 74 and 75 and she fired three impressive rounds at the Angelo State Tournament, including a 2-under par 70 and finished in second place. She finished in ninth place at the Lone Star Conference Championships and was named on to the Lone Star Conference First Team.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Castillo was the Lone Star Confer-ence Champion after firing back-to-back even par rounds at the Trophy Club Golf Course. She posted the top scoring average for the squad and had six top-10 finishes. She won her first ever tournament at the UIW Fall Invitational thanks to a final round 1-under par 71. She competed as the NCAA Division II Regional Tournament as an individual.l

2010-11 (Freshman): In her freshman year, Castillo played in 19 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a 80.6 scoring average. She had three top-20 finishes on the year and finished in 30th place at the Lone Star Conference Championships.

High School: Castillo played golf at Robert E. Lee High School.

Personal: Castillo is the daughter of Michael and Flor Castillo and has a sister named Michelle who has also played golf at UIW. She is studying marketing and was born on October 22, 1991.

Year Rounds Avg. Best2010-11 19 80.6 722011-12 20 76.1 712012-13 23 77.3 70Career 62 77.9 70

Flower CastilloSenior • 5-3

San Antonio, TX/Lee



2011-12 (Junior): De Sa Pereira played in 17 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a 78.88 scoring average. She finished in 7th place in the Lone Star Conference Champion-ships. She had three top-10 finishes on the year including a second place and a fourth place

finish at the two UIW tournaments.

2010-11 (Sophomore): De Sa Pereira played in all 22 competitive rounds for the Cardinals in her freshman year and posted a 75.8 scoring average, first in the team. She had seven top-10 finishes on the year and finished in 5th place at the Lone Star Conference Championships. She was the only player on the team to be invited to the regional tournament. She had six top-5 finishes on the season and won the St. Edward’s and Texas A&M-Commerce tourna-ments.

2009-10 (Freshman): De Sa Pereira did not play during the Fall, but quickly became the top player on the team in the Spring. She appeared five tournaments and led the team to a win at the Jack Brown Memorial when she was the individual medalist with a 76. She followed that with a win at the Pepsi-Lion Invitational while leading the team to a second place finish. She was eighth at the Heartland Championships and the team took second place overall.

High School: De Sa Pereira went to Kaplan Prep School and was a member of the National Honors Society.

Personal: De Sa Pereira is the daughter of Paula and Mario De Sa Pereira. Her father was a semi-professional soccer player when he was 15. She is studying general business and was born in Switzerland in July 23, 1990.


Joana De Sa PereiraSenior • 5-7

Porto, Portugal/Kaplan Prep

2012-13 (Freshman): Escobedo played in 20 competitive rounds for the Cardinals in her freshman year and posted a scoring aver-age of 81.7. She had two top-10 finishes on the year at the UIW Tournament, where she finished

Lizeth EscobedoSophomore • 5-1

Killeen, TX/Holy Trinity Catholic

3rd and at Texas A&M-International Tournament, where she finsihed 4th. She secured a 29th place finish at the Lone Star Conference Championships and she was named on the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Escobedo played golf at Holy Trinity Catholic School and was an Academic All-State in 2011 and 2012. She helped lead her team to the State Championships in 2009, 10, 11 and 12 and was the individual State Champion in 2010. Personal: Escobedo is the daughter of John and Juanita Escobedo and has a brother, John. She is studying ac-counting and was born on January 6, 1994.


High School: Fichtel played golf at Cypress Ranch High School. She placed in the top 10 in the district all four years and was captain from 2011-2013. She was also on the Honor Roll for all four years.

Personal: Fichtel is the daugh-ter of Brian and Cindy Fichtel and she has an older brother, Daniel. She is studying biology and was born on Septem-ber 26, 1994.

Alexis FichtelFreshman • 5-2

Cypress, TX/Cypress Ranch

2012-13 (Junior): French appeared in two competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted an average score of 85.5. She was named onto the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and achieved a Division II ADA Aca-demic Achievement Award.

2011-12 (Sophomore): French played in 13 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a 86.46 scoring aver-age. She broke 80 for the only time at the Central Okla-homa Tournament when she shot a 79.

2010-11 (Freshman): French played in six competitive rounds for the Cardinals in her freshman year and posted a scoring average of 88.2.

High School: French played golf at Judson High School and was an All-District selection all four years. She came in second place at the District Championships in 2009 and

Christina FrenchSenior • 5-8

San Antonio, TX/Judson



was the team MVP in 2009 and 2010. She was on the honor roll and received the Texas Excellence Award.

Personal: French is the daughter of Rick and Marjorie and has a brother called Greg. Her father, Rick, also played golf at Embry Riddle. She is studying nursing and was born on March 1, 1992.


2012-13 (Sophomore): Lopez played in eight competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a scoring average of 86.1. She finished in seventh place at the season opening tournament hosted by UIW.

High School: Lopez played golf at Earl Warren High School where she was a First Team All State and a Regional qualifier all four years.

Personal: Lopez is the daughter of Mary and Tino Reyes. She is studying education and was born on December 8, 1993.


Ryeanna LopezJunior • 5-3

San Antonio, TX/Warren

2012-13 (Freshman): Martinez was on the team, but did not play in any tournaments.

High School: Martinez played golf at Antonian College Prep. She was the team’s MVP and earned Academic All-State hon-ors as a senior.

Personal: Martinez is the daughter of Lee and Roxanna Martinez and is studying interior environmental design. She has two sisters, Leanna and Illiana. She was born on November 28, 1993.

Lori MartinezSophomore • 5-0

San Antonio, TX/Antonian Prep

2012-13 (Junior): Martinez played in 12 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted an 82.7 scoring average. She finished in 9th place at the Texas A&M International Tournament and 33rd place in the Lone Star Conference Championships.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Martinez played in 15 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted an 83.27 scoring aver-age. She finished in 35th place in the Lone Star Confer-ence Championships. She finished in sixth place at the UIW Tournament.

2010-11 (Freshman): In her freshman year Martinez played in 19 competitive rounds and posted a scoring aver-age of 81.4. She finished in 12th place in the Lone Star Conference Championships. She was a mainstay in the lineup and had a pair of top-20 showings during the sea-son.

High School: Martinez played golf at Southside High School. She was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Martinez is the daughter of Ravi and Cynthia Martinez and as a sister, Amanda. She is studying rehabili-tative sciences and was born on September 14, 1991.


Samantha MartinezSenior • 5-1

San Antonio, TX/Southside

High School: O’Connell played golf at Lamar High School and was on the All-Conference First Team all four years.

Personal: O’Connell is the daughter of Kerry and Gael O’Connell and has five sisters, Erin, Kelly, Kerry, Katy and Karra

and a brother Ryan. She is studying finance and was born on March 10, 1992.

Colleen O’ConnellFreshman • 5-5

Arlington, TX/Lamar



High School: Rodriguez played golf at Alice High School. She was a four-time team MVP. She led her team to a district title in 2010. She earned second team all-district honors as a junior and first team honors as a senior. She competed at regionals as a sophomore and senior. She was

a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Rodriguez is the daughter of Reuben and Se-lina Garcia and is studying nursing. She has three broth-ers; Derek, Reuben and Todd. She was born on November 18, 1993.

Julyssa RodriguezSophomore • 5-2

Alice, TX/Alice

2012-13 (Junior): Tacker played in six competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a scoring average of 89.8. Her best finish was in 21st place at the UIW Tournament.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Tacker played in 10 competitive rounds

for the Cardinals in the year and posted a scoring aver-age of 93.30, Her best finish was in 19th place at the UIW Tournament and she finished in 37th place at the Lone Star Conference Tournament.

High School: Tacker played golf at Permian High School.

Personal: Tacker is the daughter of Charles and Shirley Tacker and has three brothers; Jake, Ryan and Mic. She is studying biology and was born on November 22, 1991.

Year Rounds Avg. Best2011-12 10 93.3 832012-13 6 89.8 87Career 16 92.0 83

Michelle TackerSenior • 5-7

Odessa, TX/Permian

2012-13 (Freshman): Ven-tura played in eight competitive rounds for the Cardinals in her freshman year and posted a scoring average of 87.6. She was named onto the LSC Com-missioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Ventura played golf at Highlands High School,

where she was on the Honor Roll.

Personal: Ventura is the daughter of Marco and Deanna Ventura and has a sister, Jessica. She is studying criminal justice and was born on June 11, 1994.


Brianna VenturaSophomore • 5-7

San Antonio, TX/Highlands

2012-13 (Junior): Cornish played in 20 competitive rounds for the Cardi-nals and posted a scoring average of 79.9. She had two top-10 finishes on the year at the UIW and Texas A&M International Tournaments. She finished in 17th place in the Lone Star Conference Champion-ships and was named on to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Cornish was awarded the Division II ADA

Academic Achievement Award.

2010-11 (Sophomore): Cornish played in 19 competitive rounds for the Cardinals. She posted a 78.2 scoring average. She had three top-10 finishes on the year at Nova Southeastern, Texas A&M-Commerce and Midwestern State. She also finished in 7th place at the Lone Star Conference Championships.

2009-10 (Freshman): Cornish was a regular in the UIW lineup missing just one tournament. She took second at Texas A&M-International while helping the team to a victory. She closed the season on a hot streak with three consecutive rounds in the 70s. She took 8th place at the Heartland Championships.

High School: Cornish played golf at Randolph High School and was a District and Regional champion.

Personal: Cornish is the daughter of Alice and Timothy Cornish and has two brothers, Alan and Jared. Jared also plays golf at UIW. She is studying sports management and was born on July 4, 1991.


Jessica CornishSenior • 5-6

San Antonio, TX/Randolph



2012-13 (Sophomore): Bibby played 12 competitive rounds and posted a 80.2 scoring aver-age. He placed 24th in the Lone Star Conference Champion-ships. He earned his way onto the postseason roster playing at the Regional Championships as well as the LSC Championships.

He played his best golf at the end of the year finishing the season with five straight sub-80 rounds. He was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011-12 (Freshman): Bibby played 17 competitive rounds and posted a 76.06 scoring average, third on the team. He fired a 74-72 (2-over par) at Texas A&M-Commerce and finished tied for 19th. He led the team to a sixth place finish at the Lone Star Conference Championships with a 13th place finish after rounds of 78, 71, 72 on the par-72 course. He had one subpar round for the year a 1-under par in the second round of the LSC Tournament. He had a hole in one on the 14th hole of the Sonterra Golf Club’s North Course on February 20. He was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Bibby played two years of golf at Incarnate Word Academy. He helped lead the team to a State Cham-pionship in 2011. He is on the IWA Wall of Fame.

Personal: Bibby is the son of Derek and Tommalynn Bibby and is studying rehabilitative sciences. He has one sibling, Jamie and was born on May 31, 1993.


Ryan BibbyJunior • 5-10


2012-13 (Sophomore): Chap-man played in three of the UIW competitve rounds last season and posted an 86.0 scoring aver-age.

2011-12 (Freshman): Chapman played in six competitive rounds for the Cardinals in his freshman

year and posted a scoring average of 85.50.

High School: Chapman played basketball and tennis alongside golf at his highschool, Trinity Christian Academy.

Weston ChapmanJunior • 6-4

San Antonio, TX/Trinity Christian Academy

He earned All-State Academic and Second Team All-State honors in basketball and was a Regional Champion and State Runner-up in golf.

Personal: Chapman is the son of Kevin and Andrea Chap-man and his mother, Andrea, has played NCAA Division I women’s basketball. He also has a sister named Alyssa. He is majoring in psychology and was born on July 14, 1992.


2012-13 (Freshman): Coelho played at the Litz Memorial Tour-nament for his only appearance in the lineup for the season. He was named to the Lone Star Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Coelho played golf at Antonian College Prep, where he was named onto the All-State First Team in 2011 and 2012. From 2010-2012 he finished within the top four in the state and was a District Champion in 2011. He was a four year Honor Roll student and also earned Academic All-State honors.

Personal: Coelho is the son of Keith and Jane Coelho and he has a brother, Elliott who played soccer at Valparaiso University. He is studying sports management and was born on June 20, 1993.


Philip CoelhoSophomore • 5-8

San Antonio, TX/Antonian Prep

2012-13 (Junior): Cornish was on the team, but did not play. He was named to the LSC Com-missioner’s Honor Roll.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Cor-nish played in all 23 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a scoring average of

75.04, first on the team. He had three top-10 finishes on the year at St. Mary’s, UIW and AMC. He fired a season best at the St. Mary’s Tournament with a 5-under par 67 in the final round and finished third at 7-under par. He took 27th place at the Lone Star Conference Championships. He posted four rounds of even par or better, including a stretch

Jared CornishSenior • 6-0

San Antonio, TX/Randolph



of three such rounds in a row.

2010-11 (Freshman): Cornish played golf at Schreiner University before transferring to UIW.

High School: Cornish played golf at Randolph High School and was a state qualifier in the 2007-08 season. He was on the Honor Roll all four years.

Personal: Cornish is the son of Timothy and Alice Cornish and has a brother, Alan, and sister, Jessica. He is studying accounting and was born on July 4, 1990.


2012-13 (Sophomore): Dumont played in 12 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a scoring average of 82.3. He finished in 18th place at the Texas A&M International Tourna-ment and made it onto the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll. He posted an even par round at the

St. Edward’s Invitational.

2011-12 (Freshman): Dumont was on the team, but did not see any varsity action. He was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Dumont was on the football, basketball, track and golf teams at Rice Consolidated High School. He earned All-State Honorable Mention honors as a quarter-back and was the golf team MVP as a junior and senior. He led the football team to four district titles and a pair of State Semifinal appearances. He led the golf team to a Re-gional title as a junior and two State Final appearances.

Personal: Dumont is the son of Brad and Clarice Dumont and is studying biology. He has two siblings, Morgan and Mallory and was born on April 30, 1992. His uncle Tab Dumont played golf at St. Edward’s and his father player at Schreiner.


Myles DumontJunior • 5-11

Eagle Lake, TX/Rice Consolidated

2012-13 (Junior): Gutierrez played in six rounds in the 2012-13 season, where he posted an average of 81.0. He finished in 31st place at the UIW tourna-ment with a 78 as his best score.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Gutier-rez played nine rounds and post-

ed an 82.11 scoring average for the Cardinals. He posted a pair of rounds in the 70s at the St. Mary’s Bruce Williams Invitational, including a 75 and finished in 38th place.

2010-11 (Freshman): Gutierrez played in four tourna-ments and finished in 53rd place at the Lone Star Confer-ence Championships. He had a scoring average of 81.82 in 11 rounds of action. He had four rounds in the 70s with a season best of 76 in his opening round at the Northeastern State Tournament.

High School: Gutierrez graduated from Bachillerato Ana-huac in 2009.

Personal: Gutierrez is the son of Gustavo and Joanna Gutierrez and was born on November 15, 1990. He has a brother, Daniel and a sister, Jessica. His official name is David Gustavo Gutierrez and he is studying business administration.


Gus GutierrezSenior • 5-11

Saltillo, Mex./Bachillerato Anahuac

2012-13 (Sophomore): Jordan was the only player to play in all 28 competitive rounds last year and posted a 74.2 scoring average, first on the team and a school record. He fired three rounds in the 60s, including a 3-under par 68 on September 11 at the Abilene Christian Tourna-

ment and two more 3-under par 69’s at the UIW Litz Memo-rial Tournament and St. Edward Tournament. He had two first place finishes on the year at Texas A&M-International and UIW and he finished in 17th place at the Lone Star Conference Championships. He was the top player for the Cardinals at the NCAA Division II Super Regional with a 16th place finish. He was named onto the Capital One Academic All-District VI First Team, the LSC Second Team

Austin JordanJunior • 6-1

Rainbow, TX/Glen Rose



and the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll. He was awarded the LSC Academic Player of the Year. He was named the LSC Player of the Week on February 21 after winning the UIW Tourney.

2011-12 (Freshman): Jordan played in all 23 competi-tive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a 76.30 scoring average. He had three top-20 finishes on the year at West Texas A&M, St. Mary’s and Texas A&M-Commerce. He fired a pair of rounds in the 60s including a 4-under par 68 on October 24 at the St. Mary’s Tournament and a 1-under par 69 at the Dallas Baptist Tournament on April 9. He finished in 25th place at the Lone Star Conference Cham-pionships. He was named on to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Jordan played golf at Glen Rose High School.

Personal: Jordan is the son of Gary and Phyllis Jordan and is studying financial economics. He was born on June 17, 1993.


2012-13 (Junior): Lee featured in 17 rounds for the Cardinals last season and recorded a stroke average of 78.4. His best tournament was at St. Mary’s where he shot an even par, 72. He broke 80 in nine of his first 11 rounds of the season.

High School: Lee played golf at MacArthur High School.

Personal: Lee is the son of Mark and Dorothy Lee. He has no siblings and was born on December 29, 1988. He is majoring in marketing.


Danny LeeSenior • 6-6

San Antonio, TX/MacArthur

2012-13 (Junior): Litz played in 12 rounds for the Cardinals last season and posted a 76.4 scoring average. He scored a personal best of the season at the Texas A&M International tournament, where he shot an even par 72. He was on the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Litz played in all 23 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a 75.65 scoring aver-age, which placed him second in the team. He had three top-20 finishes on the year at West Texas A&M, St Mary’s and UIW. He scored a season best at the Dallas Baptist Tournament, with a 3-under par 67 on Spetember 4 and he finished in18th place at the Lone Star Conference Champi-onships.

2010-11 (Freshman): In his freshman year Litz played a total of 25 competitive rounds for UIW and finished with a 78.04 scoring average. At the Texas A&M International Tournament he finished in 3rd place and he finsihed in 21st place in the Lone Star Conference Championships.

High School: Litz played golf at Flour Bluff High School.

Personal: Litz is the son James and Ludie Litz and has two sisters called Denise, who plays tennis as Texas A&M, and Laurie. He is studying psychology and was born on October 28, 1991.


Stephen LitzSenior • 5-10

Corpus Christi, TX/Flour Bluff

2012-13 (Sophomore): Martinez played in 18 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a scoring average of 75.4. He scored a season best 3-under par 69 at the Midwestern State Tournament on March 19, where he finished second place over-all. He finished in 12th place in

the Lone Star Conference Championships and was named on to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll. He was one of the most consistent players on the team posting only one round in the 80’s. He concluded the year with four top-20

Chris MartinezJunior • 5-11

McAllen, TX/McAllen



finishes.

2011-12 (Freshman): Martinez was named to the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll. He played in three tourna-ments playing a total of seven rounds. He finished the year with a 78.9 scoring average. He took 14th at the UIW Invitational, but posted his best round at the St. Mary’s Invitational (73).

High School: Martinez was on the golf team at McAllen High School. He earned first team all-district and all-Rio Grande Valley. He was also an Honorable Mention All-State selection.

Personal: Martinez is the son of Humberto and Maria Mar-tinez and is studying government. He was born on March 24, 1993.


2012-13 (Freshman): Martinez was on the roster, but did not play in any tournaments for the Cardinals.

High School: Martinez was the golf district champion as a senior at Robstown High School.

Personal: Martinez is the son of Pedro and Sylvia Mar-tinez and is majoring in Business. He has two sisters, Amanda Cantu and Andrea Williams. He was born on February 10, 1993.

Pedro MartinezSophomore • 5-9

Robstown, TX/Robstown

2012-13 (Sophomore): Ramos played in 11 rounds for the Car-dinals and recorded a scoring average of 78.6. He had his best round at the Midwestern State University tournament with a 2-over par 74. He was named onto the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Ramos played golf at United High School for four years.

Personal: Ramos is the son of Arcadio and Delma Ramos. He has a sister, Denise and he is majoring in sports man-

Archie RamosJunior • 5-8

Laredo, TX/United

agement.


2012-13 (Freshman): Shaw played in 6 competitive rounds for the Cardinals in his freshman year and posted a scoring aver-age of 79.7. He played in the St. Mary’s and UIW Tournaments. He was named to the Lone Star Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Shaw played golf at Churchill High School in San Antonio.

Personal: Shaw is the son of George and Sherri Shaw and is studying math. He has one brother, George. He was born on April 22, 1994.


Scott ShawSophomore • 6-1

San Antonio, TX/Churchill

High School: Smith played golf at Incarnate Word Academy and earned Academic All-State and All-State honors. He was a State Champion in 2010 and was a member of the National Honor Society alongside being on the Honor Roll.

Personal: Smith is the son of Lee and Sarah Smith and has a brother, Brian.

Kevin SmithFreshman • 5-9


2012-13 (Sophomore): Torres played at the UIW tournament and posted a scoring average of 86.0.

High School: Torres played golf at MacArthur High School.

Personal: Torres is the son of Phil and Genie Torres and has a sister called Alexis. He is

Charles TorresJunior • 5-11

San Antonio, TX/MacArthur



studying marketing and was born on December 15, 1992.


2012-13 (Sophomore): Trevino played in the UIW Tournament and was a member of the Lone Star Conference Comissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011-12 (Freshman): Trevino played in two tournaments and had a 96.50 scoring average.

He had a season best round of 94 at the St. Mary’s Bruce Williams Invitational. He was named to the LSC Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Trevino attended UDEM in Monterrey, Mexico and graduated in 2011.

Personal: Trevino is the son of Juesus and Catalina Tre-vino and is studying business with a minor in international business. He has three siblings; Caty, Vero and Beto. He was born on October 27, 1993. His given name is Jose Angel Adame Trevino.


Jose Adame TrevinoJunior • 6-2

Monterrey, Mex./UDEM

2012-13 (Freshman): Wylie played in 25 competitive rounds for that Cardinals in his fresh-man year and posted a scoring average of 76.4. The St. Mary’s Tournament was a personal best as he scored a 3-under par 69, a 1-under par 71 and level par 72. He had three top-10 finishes

on the year at the St. Mary’s, Texas A&M International and UIW Tournaments. He finished in 22nd place at the Lone Star Conference Championships and he was named onto the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

High School: Wylie earned three varsity letters in golf at Boerne High School. He was a three-time team captain and team MVP. As a senior, he won the regional tourna-ment to qualify individually for the State tournament. He was a First Team All-Region IV 3A golfer as a senior and three-time all-district performer. He led the team to a third

Austin WylieSophomore • 6-1

Boerne, TX/Boerne

place finish at regionals as a senior. He was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Wylie is the son of Mac and Joan Wylie and is studying accounting. He has a brother, Caden and a sister, Cara. He was born on February 9, 1994.




Women’s Golf Award Winners2000-01

Taletha Forbes - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollLea Hernandez - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2001-02Yvette Maldonado - Heartland President’s Honor Roll

2002-03Yvette Maldonado - Heartland President’s Honor Roll

2003-04Renee Cervantes – Heartland (2)Audris Fuller - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollMonica Guzman – Heartland (2)Yvette Maldonado - Heartland President’s Honor Roll

2004-05Audris Fuller - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2005-06Megan Crowe - Heartland President’s Honor RollTanya Edge - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2006-07Meagan Crowe - Heartland President’s Honor RollTanya Edge - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollSasha Kiger - Heartland President’s Honor RollAja Robbins - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2008-09Audrey Sitterly – Heartland Golfer of the Week

2010-11Jessica Cornish – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJoana De Sa Pereira – Lone Star Golfer of the Week, Lone Star (1)Christina French – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollErika Hernandez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollSamantha Martinez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollLauren Taylor – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2011-12Emily Carrubba – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollFlower Castillo – Lone Star (1)Christina French – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollErika Hernandez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollSamantha Martinez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollLauren Taylor – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2012-13Emily Carrubba – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollFlower Castillo – Lone Star (1)Jessica Cornish – D2ADA Academic Achievement Award, Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollLizeth Escobedo – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollChristina French – D2ADA Academic Achievement Award, Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Lori Martinez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJulyssa Rodriguez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollLauren Taylor – D2ADA Academic Achievement Award, Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollBrianna Ventura – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Regional QualifiersFlower Castillo, 2012-13, 23rdFlower Castillo, 2011-12, 16thJoana De Sa Pereira, 2010-11, 35th

Women’s Golf Year-by-Year1999-00: Anne Hagelstein: 3rd, Heartland Conference2000-01: Brent Powell: 4th, Heartland Conference2001-02: Brent Powell: 3rd, Heartland Conference2002-03: Brent Powell: 7th, Heartland Conference2003-04: Brent Powell: 3rd, Heartland Conference2004-05: Brent Powell: 5th, Heartland Conference2005-06: Brent Powell: 4th, Heartland Conference2006-07: Brent Powell: 6th, Heartland Conference2007-08: Brent Powell: 4th, Heartland Conference2008-09: Brent Powell: 4th, Heartland Conference2009-10: Brent Powell: 2nd, Heartland Conference2010-11: Brad Martin: 3rd, Lone Star Conference2011-12: Brad Martin: 7th, Lone Star Conference2012-13: Brad Martin: 5th, Lone Star Conference



Men’s Golf Award Winners1991-92

Brad Beckel – Heart of Texas Academic Excellence, NAIA District Academic AwardTom Freisenhahn – NAIA District Academic AwardTripp Puhl – NAIA District Academic AwardPaul Townsen – Heart of Texas Academic Excellence, NAIA Dis-trict Academic Award

1992-93Brad Beckel – NAIA District Academic AwardTony Johnson – NAIA All-District (1), NAIA District Academic AwardRick Perez – NAIA All-District (2)

1993-94Tony Johnson – NAIA All-District (1), NAIA District Academic AwardRick Perez – NAIA District Academic Award

1994-95Tony Johnson – Heart of Texas (1), Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceRick Perez – Heart of Texas Academic Excellence

1995-96Tony Johnson – Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceRick Perez – CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (1)

1996-97James Garvie - Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceJohn Piper - Heart of Texas Academic ExcellenceMasashi Yamada - Heart of Texas Academic Excellence

1997-98James Garvie – CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (1)

1999-00Andrew Robson – Heartland (1)Lars Backman – Heartland (2)

2000-01Lars Backman – UIW Student-Athlete of the Year, Heartland (1), Heartland President’s Honor RollBob Baker – Heartland President’s Honor RollBrent Powell – Heartland Coach of the YearRoger Rodriguez - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollJacob Sommer – Heartland (2), Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2001-02Jacob Sommer – Heartland (1), Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2002-03Dustin Lozano – Heartland (2)Gatlyn McDonald – Heartland (2)

2003-04Martin Jimenez – Heartland (2)Osvaldo Machado – Heartland (2)Martyn Rowling - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2004-05Osvaldo Machado – Heartland (2)Martyn Rowling - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2005-06Brandon Lee - Heartland President’s Honor RollChad Nafus - Heartland President’s Honor RollKevin Sandoval - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollDean Sartoris - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollWill Short - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2006-07Gatlyn McDonald - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollChad Nafus - Heartland President’s Honor RollDean Sartoris - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollWill Short - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor RollE.J. Woodruff - Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2007-08Matt French – Heartland (2)

2008-09Matt French – Heartland Golfer of the Week

2010-11Garrett Brandt – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJosh Hart – Lone Star All-Academic Team, Lone Star Commis-sioner’s Honor RollSantino Lujan – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2011-12Ryan Bibby – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJared Cornish – Lone Star (2)Myles Dumont – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollAustin Jordan – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollChris Martinez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJose Adame Trevino – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2012-13Ryan Bibby – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollPhilip Coelho – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJared Cornish – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollMyles Dumont – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollAustin Jordan – CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (1), Lone Star Academic Player of the Year, Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll, Lone Star (2), Lone Star Golfer of the WeekStephen Litz – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollChris Martinez – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollArchie Ramos – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollScott Shaw – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJohn Paul Taylor – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor RollJose Adame Trevino – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll



Men’s Golf Award WinnersAustin Wylie – Lone Star Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Regional QualifiersRyan Bibby, 2012-13, 101stAlejandro Flores, 2012-13, 105thAustin Jordan, 2012-13, 16thChris Martinez, 2012-13, 94thAustin Wylie, 2012-13, 105thMatt French, 2010-11, 29thOsvaldo Machado, 2003-04, 6thJacob Sommer, 2001-02, 10th

UIW Men’s Golf Year by Year1989-90: Coach Chip Puhl: 1990-91: Coach Chip Puhl: 5th, NAIA District V1991-92: Coach Chip Puhl: 5th, NAIA District V1992-93: Coach Chip Puhl: 5th, NAIA District V1993-94: Coach Chip Puhl: 5th, NAIA District V1994-95: Coach Chip Puhl: 4th, Heart of Texas1995-96: Mark Patterson: 3rd, Heart of Texas1996-97: Mark Patterson: 3rd, Heart of Texas1997-98: Steve Lutz: 4th, Heart of Texas1998-99: Anne Hagelstein: 5th, Heart of Texas1999-00: Anne Hagelstein: 3rd, Heartland Conference2000-01: Brent Powell: 14th, NCAA D-II West Region; 4th, Heartland Conference2001-02: Brent Powell: 4th, Heartland Conference2002-03: Brent Powell: 7th, Heartland Conference2003-04: Brent Powell: 3rd, Heartland Conference2004-05: Brent Powell: 7th, Heartland Conference2005-06: Brent Powell: 8th, Heartland Conference2006-07: Brent Powell: 5th, Heartland Conference2007-08: Brent Powell: 5th, Heartland Conference2008-09: Brent Powell: 6th, Heartland Conference2009-10: Brent Powell: 7th, Heartland Conference2010-11: Brad Martin: 10th, Lone Star Conference2011-12: Brad Martin: 6th, Lone Star Conference2012-13: Brad Martin: 20th, NCAA D-II West/Southwest Region; 6th, Lone Star Conference



Golf All-Time RosterWomen

Carra Bates, 2002-03Maddy Buhler, 2012-13Emily Carrubba, 2009-13Tracy Cassillas, 1999-00Corinne Castillo, 1998-99Flower Castillo, 2010-13Michelle Castillo, 2005-07Tasha Castillo, 1998-99Renee Cervantes, 2002-06Jessica Cornish, 2009-11, 12-13Meagan Crowe, 2004-07Joana De Sa Pereira, 2009-12Daniella Dominguez, 2008-09Tanya Edge, 2004-08Lizeth Escobedo, 2012-13Elena Favela, 1998-99Teletha Forbes, 1999-00Christina French, 2010-13Audris Fuller, 2002-05Monica Guzman, 1999-04Erika Hernandez, 2008-09, 10-12Lea Hernandez, 1999-00Christina Jennings, 2007-08Lacy Johnston, 2001-02Brittney Kramer, 2008-10Meredith Kresta, 2009-10Ryeanna Lopez, 2012-13Jackie Lucio, 2001-02Sasha Kiger, 2006-10Yvette Maldonado, 1999-04Samantha Martinez, 2010-13Megan Quirie, 2004-08Lauren Rios, 2012-13Aja Robbins, 2006-07Cat Schriedel, 2007-08Audrey Sitterly, 2008-10Krista Steele, 1989-91Michele Tacker, 2011-13Lauren Taylor, 2009-13Yliana Trevino, 2003-05Gaby Vargas, 1999-00Briana Ventura, 2012-13Katherine Wankowski, 2009-10Cassy Youngblood, 2001-02

MenRyan Acker, 1995-96Gevin Allen, 1995-98Lars Backman, 1997-01Bob Baker, 1999-01Brad Beckel, 1991-93Ernesto Benavides, 1998-00Ryan Bibby, 2011-13Garrett Brandt, 2010-11Raul Campa, 1991-92Andrew Cano, 1996-98Frank Cano, 1989-91Joseph Cantu, 1999-00Gilbert Cavellos, 1990-91Mickey Cavellos, 1989-91Weston Chapman, 2011-13Philip Coelho, 2012-13Jared Cornish, 2011-12Myles Dumont, 2012-13Scott Fahrenthold, 1992-93Cass Finn, 1992-93Alejandro Flores, 2009-13Matt French, 2007-09Tom Friesenhahn, 1991-92Mauricio Garcia, 2010-11James Garvie, 1996-98Andre Gonzaba, 2009-10Daniel Gutierrez, 1999-01Gus Gutierrez, 2010-13Oscar Guzman, 2001-03Josh Hart, 2009-11Nick Hayden, 2002-05Spencer Irwin, 2005-06Martin Jimenez, 2003-04, 07-09Tony Johnson, 1992-96Austin Jordan, 2011-13Chris Kircher, 2001-02Dillon Kirk, 2010-11Kevin Knight, 1992-95Jordan Lambkin, 2006-10Santi Lasan, 2009-10Brandon Lee, 2005-07Danny Lee, 2012-13Stephen Litz, 2010-13Jonathan Lopez, 1996-97Luis Lopez, 2003-04Gabriel Lozano, 1993-94

MenSantino Lujan, 2010-11Osvaldo Machado, 2003-05Chris Martinez, 2011-13Gatlyn McDonald, 2002-05, 06-07Anthony Mender, 1999-00, 01-03Nick Mendez, 1998-00Billy Morrison, 1998-00Michael Muniz, 2003-04Chad Nafus, 2005-07Rick Perez, 1993-96John Piper, 1994-98Tripp Puhl, 1989-92Archie Ramos, 2012-13Josh Rangel, 2008-10Zach Richards, 2001-02John Richmond, 1998-99Andrew Robson, 1999-02, 03-04Roger Rodriguez, 1997-01Martyn Rowling, 2001-05Eddie Sanchez, 1993-95Kevin Sandoval, 2005-08Dean Sartoris, 2005-10Gary Shafer, 1991-92Scott Shaw, 2012-13Will Short, 2005-09Kevin St. Clergy, 1991-92Jacob Sommer, 1999-02John Paul Taylor, 2010-13Alex Torok, 2009-10Charles Torres, 2012-13Paul Townsen, 1991-92Jose Adame Trevino, 2011-13Ben Troster, 2009-10John Valdivia, 1989-90Taylor Wells, 2010-11Jamie Wisecarver, 1991-94Austin Wylie, 2012-13Masashi Yamada, 1995-97



Women’s Golf Record BookLow Individual Rounds

Jessica Cornish: 69 (-2), Lone Star Conference Championships, 4/18/2011, The Republic GC, San Antonio, TXFlower Castillo: 70 (-2), Angelo State Invitational, 9/17/2012, Bentwood CC, San Angelo, TXFlower Castillo: 69 (-2), Harold Funston Invitational, 10/8/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TX

Michelle Castillo: 71 (-1), TLU Fall Invitational, 9/12/2006, Chaparral CC, Seguin, TXFlower Castillo: 71 (-1), Fall Cardinal Classic, 10/31/2011, Olympia Hills GC, San Antonio, TXJoana De Sa Pereira: 71 (-1), Lady Buff Stampede, 9/27/2011, Tascosa GC, Amarillo, TXJaimie Bibby: 70 (-1), Harold Funston Invitational, 10/7/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TX

Joana De Sa Pereira: 72 (0), Northeastern State Golf Classic, Cherry Springs GC, Tahlequah, OKJoana De Sa Pereira: 72 (0), Lady Buff Stampede, 9/28/2010, Tascosa GC, Amarillo, TXJoana De Sa Pereira: 72 (0), Lady Rattler Invitational, 2/21/2011, Pecan Valley GC, San Antonio, TXJoana De Sa Pereira: 72 (0), Pepsi-Lion Invite, 3/15/2011, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TXFlower Castillo: 72 (0), Lady Buff Stampede, 9/27/2011, Tascosa GC, Amarillo, TXFlower Castillo: 72 (0), Lone Star Conference Championships, 4/16/2012, Trophy Club CC, Trophy Club, TXFlower Castillo: 72 (0), Lone Star Conference Championships, 4/17/2012, Trophy Club CC, Trophy Club, TXFlower Castillo: 72 (0), TWU Hawks Creek Invitational, 9/9/2013, Hawks Creek GC, Fort Worth, TXMaddy Buhler: 72 (0), TWU Hawks Creek Invitational, 9/9/2013, Hawks Creek GC, Fort Worth, TXFlower Castillo: 71 (0), Harold Funston Invitational, 10/7/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TX

Individual ChampionsMonica Guzman (79-80): Lion Invitational, 4/9-10/2001, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TXJoana De Sa Pereira (76): TAMIU Dustdevil Shootout, 2/8/2010, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXJoana De Sa Pereira (77-73): Lion Invitational, 3/15-16/2010, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TXJoana De Sa Pereira (72-72): St. Edward’s Invitational, 2/28-3/1/2011, Grey Rock GC, Austin, TXJoana De Sa Pereira (82-72): Lion Invitational, 3/14-15/2011, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TXFlower Castillo (78-71): Lady Cardinal Invitational, 10/30-31/2011, Olympia Hills GC, San Antonio, TXFlower Castillo (72-72): Lone Star Conference Championships, 4/16-17/2011, Trophy Club CC, Trophy Club, TXFlower Castillo (74-75): Lady Cardinal Invitational, 9/10-11/2012, The Club at Sonterra South, San Antonio, TX

Team ChampionsTLU Spring Invitational, 3/17-18/2008, Concan CC, Concan, TX (365-358)TAMIU Dustdevil Shootout, 2/8/2010, Laredo CC, Laredo, TX (326)Lion Invitational, 3/14-15/2011, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TX (336-321)Lady Cardinal Invitational, 10/30-31/2011, Olympia Hills GC, San Antonio, TX (320-316)Lady Cardinal Invitational, 9/10-11/2012, The Club at Sonterra South, San Antonio, TX (316-316)TAMIU Dustdevil Shootout, 2/11-12/2013, Laredo CC, Laredo, TX (315-322)

Low Team Scores292 (+8): Harold Funston Invitational, 10/7/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TX295 (+11): Lone Star Conference Championships, 4/18/2011, The Republic, San Antonio, TX299 (+11): TWU Hawks Creek Invitational, 9/9/2013, Hawks Creek CC, Fort Worth, TX299 (+11): TWU Hawks Creek Invitational, 9/10/2013, Hawks Creek CC, Fort Worth, TX299 (+15): Lone Star Conference Championships, 4/19/2011, The Republic, San Antonio, TX299 (+15): Harold Funston Invitational, 10/8/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TX

*as of March 28, 2014



Men’s Golf Record BookLow Individual Rounds

Andrew Robson: 65 (-6), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/1/2004, Lake Cliff CC, Austin, TX

Jared Cornish: 67 (-5), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/25/2011, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXAustin Jordan: 67 (-5), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/28/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXArchie Ramos: 67 (-5), Moe O’Brien Intercollegiate, 2/24/2014, Lake Charles CC, Lake Charles, LA

Andrew Robson: 68 (-4), Rattler Invitational, 2/28/2000, Cedar Creek GC, San Antonio, TXLars Backman: 68 (-4), District V, 9/26/2000, Wildflower GC, Detroit Lakes, TXAndrew Robson: 68 (-4), Alamo Intercollegiate, 10/21/2003, Golf Club of Texas, San Antonio, TXAustin Jordan: 68 (-4), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/24/2011, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TX

Stephen Litz: 67 (-3), DBU Classic, 4/9/2012, Golf Club of Dallas, Dallas, TXAustin Wylie: 69 (-3), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/23/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXAustin Jordan: 69 (-3), James S. Litz Memorial, 2/18/2013, Sonterra North, San Antonio, TXAustin Jordan: 69 (-3), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/4/2013, Grey Rock GC, Austin, TXChris Martinez: 69 (-3), Midwestern State Invitational, 3/19/2013, The Champions Course, Wichita Falls, TXAustin Wylie: 69 (-3), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/28/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TX

Lars Backman: 69 (-2), TLU Fall Invitational, 9/18/2000, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TXJacob Sommer: 69 (-2), TLU Fall Invitational, 9/18/2000, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TXOsvaldo Machado: 69 (-2), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/1/2004, Lake Cliff CC, Austin, TXMatt French: 69 (-2), Charles Coody West Texas Intercollegiate, 9/10/2007, Diamondback GC, Abilene, TXMatt French: 70 (-2), Dustdevil Shootout, 2/9/2009, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXMartin Jimenez: 70 (-2), Heartland Conference, 4/20/2009, Slick Rock Horseshoe Bay, Horseshoe Bay, TXJared Cornish: 70 (-2), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/24/2011, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXAustin Jordan: 70 (-2), DII West-South Central Regional, 5/7/2013, The Home Course, DuPont, WAAustin Jordan: 70 (-2), DII West-South Central Regional, 5/8/2013, The Home Course, DuPont, WAScott Shaw: 69 (-2), Harold Funston Invitational, 10/8/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TXAustin Jordan: 70 (-2), Moe O’Brien Intercollegiate, 2/25/2014, Lake Charles CC, Lake Charles, LAAustin Jordan: 70 (-2), Litz Memorial Tournament, 3/11/2014, Sonterra South GC, San Antonio, TX

Lars Backman: 71 (-1), Embry-Riddle Invitational, 3/16/1998Andrew Robson: 70 (-1), TLU Spring Invitational, 3/12/2001, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TXAndrew Robson: 70 (-1), DII West Regional, 5/8/2001, Millwood GC, Springfield, MOJacob Sommer: 70 (-1), TLU Fall Invitational, 9/11/2001, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TXJacob Sommer: 71 (-1), DII South Central Regional, 5/1/2002, Shangri-La ResortMartin Jimenez: 70 (-1), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/2/2004, Lake Cliff CC, Austin, TXGatlyn McDonald: 70 (-1), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/2/2004, Lake Cliff CC, Austin, TXOsvaldo Machado: 71 (-1), ACU Intercollegiate, 9/14/2004, Fairway Oaks CC, Abilene, TXMatt French: 71 (-1), Bruce Williams Memorial, 9/30/2008, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXDean Sartoris: 71 (-1), Heartland Conference, 4/20/2009, Slick Rock Horseshoe Bay, Horseshoe Bay, TXJosh Hart: 70 (-1), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/7/2011, Grey Rock GC, Austin, TXJared Cornish: 70 (-1), Charles Coody West Texas Intercollegiate, 9/12/2011, Diamondback GC, Abilene, TXJohn Paul Taylor: 71 (-1), Lion Fall Invitational, 10/30/2011, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXAustin Jordan: 69 (-1), DBU Classic, 4/9/2012, Golf Club of Dallas, Dallas, TXRyan Bibby: 71 (-1), Lone Star Conference, 4/16/2012, Trophy Club GC, Trophy Club, TXAustin Wylie: 71 (-1), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/22/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXAustin Jordan: 71 (-1), Jack Brown Memorial, 2/12/2013, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXAustin Jordan: 71 (-1), Midwestern State Invitational, 3/18/2013, The Champions Course, Wichita Falls, TXChris Martinez: 71 (-1), Midwestern State Invitational, 3/18/2013, The Champions Course, Wichita Falls, TXJared Cornish: 70 (-1), Harold Funston Invitational, 10/7/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TXChris Martinez: 70 (-1), Harold Funston Invitational, 10/7/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TXChris Martinez: 71 (-1), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/28/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXJared Cornish: 71 (-1), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/29/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXStephen Litz: 71 (-1), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/29/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXChris Martinez: 71 (-1), Moe O’Brien Intercollegiate, 2/25/2014, Lake Charles CC, Lake Charles, LA



Men’s Golf Record BookMyles Dumont: 71 (-1), Moe O’Brien Intercollegiate, 2/25/2014, Lake Charles CC, Lake Charles, LA

Daniel Gutierrez: 71 (0), TLU Fall Invitational, 9/18/2000, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TXLars Backman: 72 (0), St. Mary’s Spring Invitational, 2/27/2001, Cedar Creek GC, San Antonio, TXLars Backman: 71 (0), TLU Spring Invitational, 3/12/2001, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TXJacob Sommer: 72 (0), St. Mary’s Spring Invite, 2/25/2002, Golf Course of Texas, San Antonio, TXJacob Sommer: 72 (0), DII South Central Regional, 4/30/2002, Shangri-La ResortDustin Lozano: 72 (0), TLU Bohmann Invite, 3/11/2003, Northcliffe CC, Cibolo, TXNick Hayden: 72 (0), TLU Bohmann Invite, 3/11/2003, Northcliffe CC, Cibolo, TXAndrew Robson: 71 (0), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/1/2004, Lake Cliff CC, Austin, TXOsvaldo Machado: 71 (0), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/1/2004, Lake Cliff CC, Austin, TXAndrew Robson: 70 (0), UCO/Kicking Bird Classic, 3/29/2004, Kicking Bird GC, Edmond, OKOsvaldo Machado: 71 (0), Northeastern State Invitational, 9/27/2004, Muskogee GC, Muskogee, OKDustin Lozano: 71 (0), Northeastern State Invitational, 9/27/2004, Muskogee GC, Muskogee, OKMatt French: 72 (0), Dustdevil Shootout, 2/4/2008, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXMartin Jimenez: 72 (0), Dustdevil Shootout, 2/5/2008, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXMartin Jimenez: 72 (0), Dustdevil Shootout, 2/9/2009, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXMatt French: 72 (0), Lion Classic, 3/2/2009, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TXMatt French: 72 (0), Heartland Conference, 4/20/2009, Slick Rock Horseshoe Bay, Horseshoe Bay, TXMartin Jimenez: 72 (0), Heartland Conference, 4/21/2009, Slick Rock Horseshoe Bay, Horseshoe Bay, TXBen Trotter: 72 (0), The Territory Classic, 9/22/2009, The Territory GC, Duncan, OKJosh Hart: 72 (0), Heartland Conference, 4/19/2010, Rose Creek GC, Edmond, OKJosh Hart: 72 (0), Heartland Conference, 4/20/2010, Rose Creek GC, Edmond, OKGarrett Brandt: 71 (0), NSU Golf Classic, 9/20/2010, Emerald Falls CC, Broken Arrow, OKJosh Hart: 72 (0), Crawford-Wade Invite, 2/28/2011, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TXJohn Paul Taylor: 71 (0), Midwestern State Invitational, 3/22/2011, Wichita Falls CC, Wichita Falls, TXStephen Litz: 72 (0), Lone Star Conference, 4/20/2011, Randolph Oaks CC, San Antonio, TXJohn Paul Taylor: 72 (0), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/25/2011, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXJared Cornish: 72 (0), Lion Fall Invitational, 10/30/2011, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXRyan Bibby: 72 (0), Lion Fall Invitational, 10/30/2011, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXAustin Jordan: 72 (0), Texoma Chevy Dealers Intercollegiate, 2/27/2012, Tanglewood Resort, Pottsboro, TXRyan Bibby: 72 (0), Lone Star Conference, 4/17/2012, Trophy Club GC, Trophy Club, TXAlejandro Flores: 71 (0), Ryan Palmer Invitational, 10/9/2012, Tascosa GC, Amarillo, TXAustin Wylie: 72 (0), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/22/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXAlejandro Flores: 72 (0), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/22/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXDanny Lee: 72 (0), Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/23/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TXAustin Jordan: 72 (0), Jack Brown Memorial, 2/11/2013, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXStephen Litz: 72 (0), Jack Brown Memorial, 2/12/2013, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXAustin Jordan: 72 (0), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/4/2013, Grey Rock GC, Austin, TXMyles Dumont: 72 (0), St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/4/2013, Grey Rock GC, Austin, TXChris Martinez: 72 (0), DII West-South Central Regional, 5/6/2013, The Home Course, DuPont, WAAustin Jordan: 71 (0), Charles Coody West Texas Intercollegiate, 9/9/2013, Diamondback GC, Abilene, TXJared Cornish: 71 (0), HBU Huskie Invitational, 9/30/2013, Woodforest GC, Montgomery, TXAustin Wylie: 71 (0), Harold Funston Invitational, 10/8/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TXAustin Wylie: 71 (0), The Territory Classic, 10/15/2013, The Territory GC, Duncan, OKMyles Dumont: 72 (0), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/28/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXAustin Jordan: 72 (0), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/29/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TXAustin Wylie: 72 (0), The Classic at The Tribute, 10/29/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TX

Individual ChampionsTony Johnson (77-77): Alamo Intercollegiate, 1995-96Andrew Robson (74-78): St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/27-28/2000, Lost Creek GC, Austin, TXJacob Sommer (69-72-74): TLU Fall Invitational, 9/18-19/2000, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TXLars Backman (74-68): District V, 9/25-26/2000, Wildflower GC, Detroit Lakes, TXJacob Sommer (73-74): St. Mary’s Fall Invitational, 10/30-31/2000, Cedar Creek GC, San Antonio, TXLars Backman (72-71-73): TLU Spring Invitational, 3/12-13/2001, Starcke Park/The BanditJacob Sommer (74-72-70): TLU Fall Invitational, 9/10-11/2001, Starcke Park, Seguin, TX



Men’s Golf Record BookJosh Hart (78): Dustdevil Shootout, 2/9/2010, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXJohn Paul Taylor (78-77-79): Jack Brown Memorial, 2/14-15/2011, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXAustin Jordan (72-74-71): Jack Brown Memorial, 2/11-12/2013, Laredo CC, Laredo, TXAustin Jordan (69-79-73): James S. Litz Memorial, 2/18-19/2013, Sonterra North, San Antonio, TX

Team ChampionsSt. Edward’s Invitational, 3/27-28/2000, Lost Creek GC, Austin, TX (308-308)TLU Fall Invitational, 9/18-19/2000, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TX (281-295-298)TLU Spring Invitational, 3/12-13/2001, Starcke Park GC/The Bandit (290-295-311)Dustdevil Shootout, 2/9/2010, Laredo CC, Laredo, TX (336)Jack Brown Memorial, 2/14-15/2011, Laredo CC, Laredo, TX (324-312-313)The Territory Classic, 9/24-25/2012, The Territory GC, Duncan, OK (297-306)

Low Team Scores279 (-9): The Classic at The Tribute, 10/28/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TX281 (-3): TLU Fall Invitational, 9/18/2000, Starcke Park GC, Seguin, TX285 (-3): Moe O’Brien Intercollegiate, 2/25/2014, Lake Charles CC, Lake Charles, LA279 (-1): DBU Classic, 4/9/2012, Golf Club of Dallas, Dallas, TX284 (0): St. Edward’s Invitational, 3/1/2004, Lake Cliff CC, Austin, TX288 (0): Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/24/2011, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TX289 (+1): Moe O’Brien Intercollegiate, 2/24/2014, Lake Charles CC, Lake Charles, LA290 (+2): District V, 9/26/2000, Wildflower GC, Detroit Lakes, TX290 (+2): The Tribute Classic, 10/30/2011, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TX291 (+3): Midwestern State Invitational, 3/18/2013, The Champions Course, Wichita Falls, TX287 (+3): HBU Huskie Invitational, 9/30/2013, Woodforest GC, Montgomery, TX292 (+4): Alamo Intercollegiate, 10/21/2003, Golf Club of Texas, San Antonio, TX288 (+4): Harold Funston Invitational, 10/8/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TX292 (+4): The Classic at The Tribute, 10/29/2013, The Tribute GC, The Colony, TX293 (+5): Lone Star Conference, 4/20/2011, Randolph Oaks GC, San Antonio, TX293 (+5): Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/23/2011, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TX290 (+6): TLU Spring Invitational, 3/12/2001, Starcke Park, Seguin, TX290 (+6): UCO/Kicking Bird Classic, 3/30/2004, Kicking Bird GC, Edmond, OK294 (+6): Heartland Conference, 4/20/2009, Slick Rock Horseshoe Bay, Horseshoe Bay, TX294 (+6): Heartland Conference, 4/20/2010, Rose Creek GC, Edmond, OK294 (+6): Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/22/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TX294 (+6): Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/23/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TX294 (+6): Dustdevil Shootout, 2/12/2013, Laredo CC, Laredo, TX291 (+7): UCO/Kicking Bird Classic, 3/29/2004, Kicking Bird GC, Edmond, OK291 (+7): NSU Golf Classic, 9/20/2010, Emerald Falls CC, Broken Arrow, OK291 (+7): Ryan Palmer Invitational, 10/11/2011, Tascosa GC, Amarillo, TX291 (+7): Ryan Palmer Invitational, 10/8/2012, Tascosa GC, Amarillo, TX291 (+7): Harold Funston Invitational, 10/7/2013, Raven Nest GC, Huntsville, TX292 (+8): Ryan Palmer Invitational, 10/9/2012, Tascosa GC, Amarillo, TX296 (+8): Bruce Williams Memorial, 10/22/2012, Dominion CC, San Antonio, TX296 (+8): Litz Memorial Tournament, 3/11/2014, Sonterra South GC, San Antonio, TX297 (+9): TLU Bohmann Invite, 3/11/2003, Northcliffe CC, Cibolo, TX297 (+9): Dustdevil Shootout, 2/9/2009, Laredo CC, Laredo, TX297 (+9): Lone Star Conference, 4/16/2012, Trophy Club GC, Trophy Club, TX297 (+9): The Territory Classic, 9/24/2012, The Territory GC, Duncan, OK

*as of March 28, 2014



Golf Scoring RecordsWomen’s Career Rounds Played1. Flower Castillo, 2010-13 622. Sasha Kiger, 2006-10 583. Tanya Edge, 2004-08 534. Jessica Cornish, 2009-11, 12-13 515. Joana De Sa Pereira, 2009-12 496. Samantha Martinez, 2010-13 467. Megan Quirie, 2004-08 448. Monica Guzman, 2000-04 408. Meagan Crowe, 2004-08 4010. Two with 38

Women’s Season Rounds Played1. Flower Castillo, 2012-13 232. Joana De Sa Pereira, 2010-11 223. Maddy Buhler, 2012-13 203. Flower Castillo, 2011-12 203. Jessica Cornish, 2012-13 203. Lizeth Escobedo, 2012-13 207. Flower Castillo, 2010-11 197. Jessica Cornish, 2010-11 197. Samantha Martinez, 2010-11 1910. Joana De Sa Pereira, 2011-12 17

Women’s Career Scoring Average (18)1. Joana De Sa Pereira, 2009-12 77.02. Flower Castillo, 2010-13 77.93. Jessica Cornish, 2009-11, 12-13 80.04. Michelle Castillo, 2005-07 81.55. Samantha Martinez, 2010-13 82.36. Monica Guzman, 2000-04 83.17. Emily Carrubba, 2009-13 86.18.Audrey Sitterly, 2008-10 86.39. Christina French, 2010-13 86.910. Sasha Kiger, 2006-10 87.1

Women’s Season Scoring Average (10)1. Joana De Sa Pereira, 2010-11 75.82. Flower Castillo, 2011-12 76.13. Joana De Sa Pereira, 2009-10 76.74. Flower Castillo, 2012-13 77.35. Jessica Cornish, 2010-11 78.26. Joana De Sa Pereira, 2011-12 78.97. Jessica Cornish, 2012-13 79.98. Flower Castillo, 2010-11 80.69. Samantha Martinez, 2010-11 81.410. Lizeth Escobedo, 2012-13 81.7

Men’s Career Rounds Played1. Will Short, 2005-09 812. Gatlyn McDonald, 2002-05, 06-07 70.53. Dean Sartoris, 2005-06, 07-10 694. Andrew Robson, 2000-02, 03-04 675. Alejandro Flores, 2009-13 656. Jordan Lambkin, 2006-10 637. Martin Jimenez, 2003-04, 07-09 607. Stephen Litz, 2010-13 609. John Paul Taylor, 2010-13 5710. Martyn Rowling, 2001-05 55.5

Men’s Season Rounds Played1. Austin Jordan, 2012-13 281. Josh Hart, 2010-11 283. Osvaldo Machado, 2003-04 264. Matt French, 2008-09 254. Austin Wylie, 2012-13 254. Martin Jimenez, 2008-09 254. Stephen Litz, 2010-11 254. Will Short, 2008-09 254. Dean Sartoris, 2008-09 2510. Six with 23

Men’s Career Scoring Average (18)1. Austin Jordan, 2011-13 75.12. Lars Backman, 1997-01 75.63. Jacob Sommer, 1999-02 75.64. Osvaldo Machado, 2003-05 75.75. Matt French, 2007-09 75.86. Chris Martinez, 2011-13 76.47. Josh Hart, 2009-11 76.58. Andrew Robson, 2000-02, 03-04 76.89. Stephen Litz, 2010-13 76.810. Dustin Lozano, 2002-03, 04-05 77.3

Men’s Season Scoring Average (10)1. Austin Jordan, 2012-13 74.22. Jacob Sommer, 2000-01 74.83. Lars Backman, 2000-01 74.94. Jared Cornish, 2011-12 75.05. Osvaldo Machado, 2003-04 75.26. Jacob Sommer, 2001-02 75.47. Chris Martinez, 2012-13 75.48. Stephen Litz, 2011-12 75.79. Matt French, 2007-08 75.810. Matt French, 2008-09 75.9

Women’s Team Average2000-01 (2 rounds) 366.52001-02 (12 rounds) 371.82002-03 (11 rounds) 376.32003-04 (8 rounds) 377.12004-05 (11 rounds) 387.62005-06 (13 rounds) 350.52006-07 (15 rounds) 353.52007-08 (15 rounds) 366.92008-09 (16 rounds) 357.52009-10 (14 rounds) 330.12010-11 (19 rounds) 314.42011-12 (17 rounds) 324.22012-13 (20 rounds) 318.6

Men’s Team Average1995-96 (12 rounds) 315.21997-98 (11 rounds) 311.31999-00 (10 rounds) 310.72000-01 (22 rounds) 302.72001-02 (13 rounds) 314.02002-03 (19.5 rounds) 312.12003-04 (23 rounds) 306.22004-05 (16 rounds) 319.42005-06 (18 rounds) 318.42006-07 (21 rounds) 315.52007-08 (18 rounds) 310.42008-09 (25 rounds) 311.02009-10 (19 rounds) 316.42010-11 (28 rounds) 312.52011-12 (23 rounds) 301.482012-13 (28 rounds) 301.46



Team ACU UCA HBU UIW LU MCN UNO NICH NSU ORU SHSU SLU SFA AMCC

Abilene Christian --- 523 409 245 461 526 702 670 436 398 341 669 364 390

Central Arkansas 523 --- 464 624 430 464 473 589 310 244 415 500 321 754

Houston Baptist 409 464 --- 198 88 144 348 316 229 495 70 314 142 219

Incarnate Word 245 624 198 --- 284 340 544 512 424 550 226 510 324 143

Lamar 461 430 88 284 --- 60 261 231 157 479 112 226 124 307

McNeese State 526 464 144 340 60 --- 206 171 121 517 172 166 161 363

New Orleans 702 473 348 544 261 206 --- 65 272 692 392 58 388 566

Nicholls State 670 589 316 512 231 171 65 --- 229 639 343 88 329 536

Northwestern State 436 310 229 424 157 121 229 229 --- 406 180 208 109 488

Oral Roberts 398 244 495 550 479 517 639 639 406 --- 426 624 362 668

Sam Houston State 341 415 70 226 112 172 343 343 180 426 --- 338 94 290

Southeastern Louisiana 669 500 314 510 226 166 88 88 208 624 338 --- 311 535

Stephen F. Austin 364 321 142 324 124 161 329 329 109 362 94 311 --- 361

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 390 754 219 143 307 363 536 536 488 668 209 535 361 ---

Southland Conference Mileage Chart



THE CONFERENCE In an era of considerable change in intercolle-giate athletics, the Southland Conference continues to be a model of innovation, stability and consistent achievement as it celebrates a half-century of the academic and athletic accomplishments of its mem-ber institutions. Commemorating its 50th anniversary in 2013, the Southland Conference has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected consortium of 14 member universities in four states. Beginning with a historic meeting of five institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, the Southland Conference set on an extraordi-nary course that has proven successful well into its five decades of existence. The successful transformation continues, as the Southland Conference welcomed the addition of Oral Roberts University in 2012-13, marking the league’s first entry into the state of Oklahoma. Also, on July 1, 2013, the Southland welcomed four additional members: Abilene Christian University, Houston Baptist University, the University of Incar-nate Word in San Antonio, and the University of New Orleans. In addition to its newest members, the South-land Conference also consists of the University of Central Arkansas, Lamar University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State University, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Stephen F. Austin State University and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. An original Southland member, Abilene Chris-tian rejoins the league as one of the most decorated athletic programs in NCAA history, and the addition of Houston Baptist, Incarnate Word and New Orleans gives the Southland a regular competitive presence in the key metropolitan areas of Houston, San Anto-nio and New Orleans. Southland cities encompass approximately 14.5 million people, and seven of its television markets rank among the top 100 in the U.S. All told, the membership of the Southland encompasses nearly 140,000 current students and an alumni base of nearly 800,000. Famous alums from current Southland Conference schools include former CBS news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese State), ABC news anchor Robin Roberts (Southeastern Louisiana), Major League Baseball star Wade Miley (Southeastern Louisiana), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (Central Arkansas), and track and field Olympians Kenta Bell (Northwestern State), and Bobby Morrow and Billy Olson (both Abilene Christian). Other notable alums from current members include Grammy Award-winning musicians Frank Ocean (New Orleans), Don Henley and Rodney Crowell (both Stephen F. Austin), and Ronnie Dunn (Abilene Christian), television personality and actress Ellen DeGeneres (New Orleans), current NFL standouts Lardarius Webb (Nicholls State), Terrence McGee (Northwestern State), and Daniel Manning (Abilene Christian), professional golfers Shawn Stefani and Chris Stroud (both Lamar) and Colin Montgomerie (HBU), award-winning filmmaker Richard Linklater (Sam Houston State), American Idol winner Kris Allen (Central Arkansas), NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Harris (Northwestern State), former NFL standouts Bobby Hebert (Northwestern State), Gary Barbaro (Nicholls State), Wilbert Montgomery (Abilene Christian) and Gary Reasons (Northwestern State), former MLB stars Darryl Hamilton (Nicholls State) and Kevin Millar (Lamar), NCAA football coach Charlie Strong (Central Arkansas), TV personality

Kathie Lee Gifford (Oral Roberts), actors John Larro-quette (New Orleans), and Ricardo Chavira and Jesse Borrego (both UIW) and NFL coaching legend O.A. “Bum” Phillips (Lamar and Stephen F. Austin). The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and field. The women compete for nine championships in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, and volleyball. The conference earns automatic qualification to NCAA championships in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball. Continuing its tradition of innovation, the league launched the Southland Conference Televi-sion Network in the fall of 2008 and has broadcast more than 160 events. The network has expanded its reach to roughly 13 million households through-out Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma in recent years, and has also gained national viewer-ship through ESPN3 and Fox College Sports. In its first five years, the network has received recognition for its work, earning numerous College Sports Media and Telly Awards.

SOUTHLANDCONFERENCE

SPORTS INFORMATIONDIRECTORS

ABILENE CHRISTIAN Lance Fleming Telephone (325) 674-2693 e-mail [email protected]

CENTRAL ARKANSAS Steve East Telephone (501) 450-5743 e-mail [email protected]

HOUSTON BAPTIST Russ Reneau Telephone (281) 649-3098 e-mail [email protected]

INCARNATE WORD Shane Meling Telephone (210) 805-3071 e-mail [email protected]

LAMAR Pat Murray Telphone (409) 880-2323 e-mail [email protected]

MCNEESE STATE Matthew Bonnette Telephone (337) 475-5207 e-mail [email protected]

NEW ORLEANS Brandon Rizzuto Telephone (504) 280-1353 e-mail [email protected]

NICHOLLS STATE Jamie Bustos Telephone (985) 448-4281 e-mail [email protected]

NORTHWESTERN STATE Doug Ireland Telephone (318) 357-6467 e-mail [email protected]

ORAL ROBERTS Blake Freeland Telephone (918) 495-7181 e-mail [email protected]

SAM HOUSTON STATE Paul Ridings Telephone (936) 294-1764 e-mail [email protected]

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA Matt Sullivan Telephone (985) 549-2142 e-mail [email protected]

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN Rand Champion Telephone (936) 468-2606 e-mail [email protected]

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI Matt Brady Telephone (361) 825-3410 e-mail [email protected]



University of the Incarnate Word The Universe is Yours™

Founded in 1881 by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, UIW is the largest Catholic university in the state and the fourth largest private university in Texas. The University of the Incarnate Word’s (UIW) main campus is located in the prestigious Alamo Heights area with satellite campus locations throughout San Antonio, a presence in Corpus Christi and campuses in both China and México and a new European Study Center located in Heidelberg, Germany. With over 130 years of tradition, Incarnate Word is known not only for its academic excellence but for its diversity and personal attention to the over 9000 students who call UIW home. At UIW, students can choose from a variety of interesting and challenging majors including biology, business administration, nurs-ing, rehabilitative science, vision science, education and computer graphic arts. Also known for its esteemed music program, UIW boasts six musical ensembles including the very popular Cardinal Marching Band. In all, UIW offers nearly 80 undergraduate, graduate, Ph.D. and professional programs including pharmacy, optometry and physical therapy. With small classes, students receive one-on-one attention and build relationships that extend beyond the classroom. UIW admits qualified applicants on a continual or rolling

basis, throughout the year. Complete your application in a timely fashion to allow sufficient time to process financial aid awards. Approximately 92% of UIW students receive financial assistance with more than $120 million spent annually in scholarships, work study, grants and loans. You can access the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms along with the academic scholarship estimator online at www.uiw.edu/finaid Committed to the full development of UIW students, the Division of Student Success welcomes new students and guides them through their educational experience to graduation. Services include peer mentors, first year en-gagement and emerging leaders. Programs are free and work to help incoming students make a successful transi-tion to the university. To find out how we can guide you to success, visit: www.uiw.edu/studentsuccess

UIW sponsors more sports than any other NCAA Division II school in the state of Texas with a total of 21 teams in men’s and women’s sports. Since 2007-08, over 20 Car-

dinals’ squads have claimed league titles and advanced to national postseason play. UIW is a member of the NCAA Division II, and a member of the Lone Star Conference. In 2013, UIW will make the move to the NCAA Division I Southland Conference. UIW has a very active campus life. Our students participate in academic, social and professional organizations including Greek life, service, special interests, intramurals and inter-collegiate athletics. UIW is a close community where you are encouraged to get involved! Ten student dormitories feature single, double and triple living accommodations. A professional staff of administrators, graduate hall advisors and resident assistants are available to students 24 hours a day. All campus residences are wired for the internet and provide basic cable and telephone service. Campus police are available 24/7, with emergency phones located throughout campus to ensure your living experience is a safe one. Our goal is to provide our students the most enjoyable and comfortable living experience possible. UIW is committed to offering students a global experience with a diverse student body representing 63 countries. We are a leader in international education with over 115 “sister schools” in 39 countries including Italy, China, France and Germany. Find out more at www.uiw.edu/study-abroad. Come tour our campus, schedule a visit, meet our students and faculty, ask questions, and see why at UIW, you’ll earn a Degree of Difference. Find out more information on the admissions process including an online application at www.uiw.edu/admissions. For additional information or to ar-range a campus visit call: 1-800-749-WORD or (210) 829-6005 or visit www.uiw.edu.

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