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Show www.UtahUtes.com 15 | 2007-08 Utah Tennis Men's Outlook After finishing 12-11 last year and going 2-4 in confer-ence play, the Utes are ready to pick up the pace. Under the direction of head coach F.D. Robbins, the squad will be striding towards a Mountain West Conference title and earning a national ranking in the 2007-08 campaign. "We have everybody back in the lineup," Robbins said. "I anticipate a successful year after the team gained a lot of experience last year. There is a lot of depth in our conference, but we will be in the hunt." Robbins, who is in his 22nd season as the head coach at his alma mater, has tallied a 280-253 overall record since taking over the program in 1987. Before ending his collegiate career in 1972, Robbins achieved All- America status twice. Robbins will have to work this year without the services of Graeme Cox. Cox was named Mountain Region Assistant coach of the year last season and won many awards as a player. After 10 years on the coaching staff and four years as a player, Cox resigned from his duties for personal reasons. "Graeme was a great assistant coach, and with him on the staff it was like having two head coaches," Robbins said. "I really appreciate all of the good things Graeme has done for Utah Tennis over the years." Utah's new assistant coach is former Ute Roeland Brateanu. After a brief stint on the professional tour, he has continued to work in the athletics industry and has been coaching on the junior tour in 2007. "In trying to find an assistant coach, I looked for some-one that has been involved with the program and un-derstands the way we work," says Robbins. "Roeland is excited to be here. The guys have transitioned well with him and are able to respect and listen to what he says. He has done well with the switch from teammate and friend to being their coach." The Utes' lineup is led by senior captains Zach Ganger and Miron Mann, and junior Wes Hancock. After compiling a 27-12 overall record last year, Ganger finished the year ranked No. 57 in the nation. In the fall, Ganger has compiled a 10-3 record with two of his losses coming to No. 1 Somdev Devvarman and No. 5 Luke Shields. "Zach is one of the strongest No. 1 players in the conference. He had a successful season last year and this year received a No. 22 preseason national rank-ing," says Robbins. "Zach has set the standard for the team, and it is his year to shine as a senior. I expect him to step up and lead the team with Miron, as they are co-captains for the second year running." Mann, an Ontario, Canada native, sat out the fall season, but will be ready to play in dual matches starting in January. Mann sat out his junior year due to shoulder surgery and is entering his fifth year at the U. "Miron will be a vital key as he competes at the No. 2 spot. Miron's biggest weapon on the court is his serve and competitiveness," states Robbins. "He is one of the team captains again and plays the part of the ‘rah-rah' guy to get the team fired up." Hancock has shown improvement each year. The junior went 15-14 in singles play and primarily teamed up with Timmy Allin in doubles play at the No. 3 spot. In fall play, Hancock reached the finals of the Utah Intercollegiate Tournament, losing to teammate Zach Ganger in the finals. "The better player he faces, the better Wes tends to play," Robbins said. "As he becomes more comfort-able coming to the net and putting pressure on his opponents, I think he will be more competitive. He had a great fall showing, so that should give him the confidence he needs for the dual matches." Allin, a sophomore from Dallas, Texas, ended last season with a 17-12 overall record in singles play, mainly at the No.6 spot. Together with Wes Hancock, the Ute doubles team compiled a 15-5 record at the No. 3 spot. "Timmy is the fastest guy on the team, and really uses that to his advantage. He is a competitive all-court player with a strong volley," Robbins said. Othman Zerouali-Ouariti, a sophomore from Montreal, Canada, returns this year with experience under his belt. Already in the fall, the Ute has posted a 7-3 record after competing in the Utah Intercollegiate Tournament and the Mountain Regional Tournament. "We expect Othman to be a strong component of the team's success in the singles lineup this year. He is a good baseline player, but we are trying to transition him into being an all-court player and have him come to the net more," says Robbins. In dual match play last year, Amit Maharaj posted a 5-1 record at the No. 6 slot. During fall play this year, the Ute posted a three set win over Weber State's Fabio Mancarella. "All parts of Amit's game have improved immensely," Robbins said. "He also pulls hard for his teammates even when he is not playing. That in itself speaks loudly of his character." Sophomore Jason Smits played well in the fall. The Ute fell in the round of 16 in the regional tournament in three sets to Denver's Niklas Persson. Last year, Smits ended the season with a 15-13 overall singles record, and a 19-8 overall doubles record. "Jason is a strong baseline player. He relies on his ground strokes, but we are trying to move him forward more to make him that much harder to beat," says Robbins. As a redshirt freshman, Stephen Jacobs is looking to make his mark in the lineup. During the fall, the coaching staff paired Jacobs up with Maharaj in doubles play. The duo posted a 3-3 record in the fall, but competed well in each outing. "Stephen has made large improvements. He will be competing for a spot in the lineup this year," said Robbins. "He is a good serve and volley player. He is learning to stay calm on the court." Coming in as the only freshman this year is John Taylor. He soared in doubles play with Ganger. The two posted a 7-2 record during the fall. "John has a strong volley and likes coming to the net," Robbins said. "We are currently working on his serve to get him ready for the spring dual matches." The Utes played in the Utah Intercollegiate Tourna-ment and the Mountain Regional Tournament in the fall. Utah dominated in the Utah Intercollegiate Tournament winning the main draw singles, consola-tion singles and doubles. Utah also did very well at the regional tournament. Ganger led the way by making it to the semifinals in singles and doubles. "We have a balanced line-up," Robbins said. "If we stay healthy, we will be tough to beat this year." Veteran Coach Robbins Returns Seasoned Team The 2006-07 Utes - Front row: Timmy Allin, Amit Maharaj, Othman Zerouali-Ouariti, Jason Smits, Wes Hancock; Back row: Zach Ganger, Miron Mann, Head Coach F.D. Robbins, Stephen Jacobs, John Taylor. www.UtahUtes.com 2007-08 Utah Tennis | 16 Men's Coaching Staff F.D. Robbins enters his 22nd season as the head coach of the Utah men's tennis team. Robbins has tallied a 280-253 record since taking over in 1987. Robbins led the tennis squad to Western Athletic Conference championships in 1987, '89 and '90. In 1989, he was honored with Utah's Don Reddish Coach of the Year Award. The Utes finished the 2007 season with a 12-11 over-all record and tied for fourth in the Mountain West Conference. The Utes' ranking by Intercollegiate Tennis Association peaked in March at No. 61 last season. Zach Ganger was invited to compete in the 2007 NCAA Championships at the end of the season. At Utah, Robbins has coached three ITA All-Academic teams, seven Academic All-America players and two ITA Regional Players of the Year. He has also coached All-Americans Jeff Robbins, Christian Svensson and Greg Holmes. Under Robbins' tutelage, Holmes also captured the 1982 NCAA singles title. Robbins has guided Utah to the NCAA team championship finals three times (1986-87, 1987-88, 1989-90) the NCAA Indoor Championships three times (1986-87, 1989-90, 1990-91) and NCAA regional competitions three times (1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97). As a collegiate player at Utah, Robbins had an impressive resume. He played the No. 1 singles position all four years and reached the NCAA tournament quarterfinals in 1970. He also won the National Intercollegiate Indoor Cham-pionships and achieved All-America status twice. Robbins graduated from the University of Utah in 1972 with a degree in finance. After completing his collegiate career, Robbins played on the pro circuit and ranked as high as 20th in the nation in singles and 10th in doubles. He com-peted in the U.S. Open three different times, reaching the third round once. He holds career victories over Roscoe Tanner, Dick Stockton, Eric Van Dillen, Bob McKinley, Tom Gorman and Sandy Mayer. He also was a member of the United States Davis Cup reserve team. While at Olympus High School, Robbins was the Utah high school singles champion and the second-ranked player in the nation in the 18 singles and doubles divisions. He was one of two players to represent the United States at the International Junior Sunshine Cup and was also a competitor for the National Junior Davis Cup team from 1966-71. In the 16-and-under division, Robbins was ranked fourth nationally. He and his partner won the National Junior Doubles title and ended up ranked second nationally. He won the U.S. National Junior Grasscourts, U.S. National Junior Hardcourts and the U.S. National Junior Westerns. Robbins was the head tennis professional at the Salt Lake Sports Mall for 14 years and currently holds the same position at the University of Utah Eccles Tennis Center. Robbins and his wife, Shelley, have four children: Tiffany, Courtney, Brett and ROBBINS F.D. Head Coach 22nd Season at Utah • Utah ('72) Roeland Brateanu, a former player at Utah under head coach F.D. Robbins, continues his association with the men's tennis program in his first season as an assistant coach. He was previously on the Ute staff as a graduate assistant in 2004-05. Brateanu became a Ute in 2002 after transferring from the University of Arizona. During his stint at Utah, Brateanu amassed a 30-37 record in singles and a 34-24 doubles record. In 2004, Brateanu was selected to the all-Mountain West Conference singles and doubles teams. He also earned all-conference doubles honors in 2003. As a senior, Brateanu was chosen team captain and served as the Student- Athlete Advisory Committee representative for Utah men's tennis. He was the regional winner of the prestigious Arthur Ashe Sportsmanship and Leadership Award in 2004. Brateanu has also picked up numerous academic awards, including academic all-conference honors and a spot on the Athletic Director's honor roll. In 2004, he was named the team's Most Valuable Player. He was named to the Communication Department's Dean's List in 2003 and '04. Brateanu is also a Bigger Faster Stronger Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach and Clinician. Brateanu, a native of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, graduated from Utah in 2004 with a B.S. in mass communications. He began his career at Bigger Faster Stronger, holding strength and conditioning clinics for high school athletes and coaches. Brateanu also spoke at leadership and team building seminars. In 2006, Brateanu moved to Guatemala and was a private coach for Paulina Schippers, the No. 1 player in Under-16 and U-18 in Guatemala. He also worked with the No. 1 Under-12 and the No. 3 Under-14 player, Daniela Schippers. Before accepting the position at Utah, Brateanu was also part of the coaching staff for the Guatemalan Fed Cup Team. The team attained their best ever result with a fifth place finish in the America's Zone Group II. BRATEANU Roeland Assistant Coach 1st Season at Utah • Utah ('04) Chad. They also have six grandchildren. Robbins is a member of the Utah Tennis Hall of Fame and was inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame with the class of 2002. Robbins' Record Year Record Conf. Finish 1987 17-11 1st 1988 13-16 3rd 1989 21-10 1st 1990 16-13 1st 1991 15-13 3rd 1992 16-9 3rd 1993 12-13 5th 1994 15-12 2nd 1995 14-12 3rd 1996 11-14 3rd 1997 14-9 4th 1998 9-15 10th Year Record Conf. Finish 1999 8-13 11th 2000 9-14 5th 2001 11-12 5th 2002 15-12 4th 2003 12-14 5th 2004 12-14 5th 2005 14-8 5th 2006 15-10 4th 2007 12-11 4th Totals 280-253 www.UtahUtes.com 17 | 2007-08 Utah Tennis Junior (2006-07) Won the 2006 ITA Mountain West Regional Tournament in singles for an automatic bid into the National Indoor Championships … competed in the 2006 Polo Ralph Lauren ITA All-American Tournament … compiled a 13-8 dual singles record and went 27-12 overall … ended the year ranked No. 57 in the country … all-MWC in singles and doubles … earned academic all-MWC honor … posted wins over several nationally-ranked opponents including Robert Lathouwers (71) from Auburn University, Greg Ouellette (26) from the University of Florida, and Markus Dickhardt (30) from San Diego State … in doubles play, Ganger and Miron Mann compiled a 15-5 record to earn a No. 57 national ranking … the duo posted wins over Adam Holmstrom and Niklas Persson (40) from Denver University, as well as Markus Dickhardt and Christian Groh (14) from San Diego State University … voted as team co-captain with Mann. Sophomore (2005-06) Ranked No. 12 in the 2005 ITA preseason doubles rankings with Miron Mann … all-MWC in singles and doubles … received academic all-MWC honors … competed at the NCAA Tournament in doubles with partner Nick Coutts … competed at the 2005 Polo Ralph Lauren ITA All-American Tournament … finished season with a doubles ranking of No. 35 with Nick Coutts and climbed as high as No. 15 during the season … won the University of Utah Invitational in singles and was runner-up in doubles … reached the round of 16 in singles and semifinals in doubles at the ITA Mountain Regional Tournament … posted a 23-10 overall singles record and a 24-10 overall doubles record for the season … recorded singles wins over Joel Kielbowicz (UNLV), Max Jones (UNM), James Ludlow (BYU), and Eric Molnar (CU) … posted doubles wins over Schoeck and Shields (BSU), Ysern and Liversage (USD), and Lechuga and Ludlow (BYU) … named team MVP. Freshman (2004-05) Won team's Academic Achievement Award … qualified for NCAA Championships in doubles with partner Miron Mann … year end rankings of No. 39 in national doubles, No. 3 in regional doubles and No. 18 in regional singles … posted doubles victories over No. 19 Stotland/Kowalski (New Mexico), No. 7 Rogers/Oosthuizen (Tennes-see) and Lechuga/Roshan (BYU) … won the University of Utah Invitational in doubles and was the runner-up in singles … reached round of 32 at the ITA Mountain Region Championships … UNLV Rebel Fall Classic doubles champion … played No. 1 doubles and No. 2 singles … posted singles victories over James Ludlow (BYU), Darius Craton (Princeton) and Jan Zelezny (Colorado) … compiled 20-13 singles record and a 24-5 doubles record. High School/Juniors Awarded 2002 Gator Bowl Sportsmanship Award … team captain for 2002-03 and ‘03-04 seasons at The Bolles School … picked up two state mixed doubles titles in 2002 and ‘03 … won Florida AA high school state title in No. 1 singles, No. 1 doubles, and team competition in 2004 … voted MVP two years in a row … undefeated in 2004 … won ITA doubles … National Open champion six times … played in the Junior Davis Cup for Team Florida … ranked fifth in the nation in 2004 for doubles. Personal Son of Bob Ganger and Tina Ganger-Smith … mass communications major ... father was a pitcher for the Kansas City Royals … mother is a tennis coach … born June 7, 1985. Meet the Utes GANGER Zach Senior • 6-3 • Jacksonville, Fla. • The Bolles School www.UtahUtes.com 2007-08 Utah Tennis | 18 Meet the Utes Junior (2006-07) Named to all-MWC singles and doubles team … compiled a 7-11 season record … posted singles wins over Alex Cornelissen from Oregon (6-1, 7-6) and Christian Groh from San Diego State (6-4, 6-7, 7-6) … in doubles play, teamed up with Zach Ganger to tally a 15-5 record … the duo posted wins over Adam Holmstrom and Niklas Persson (40) from Denver University, as well as Markus Dickhardt and Christian Groh (14) from San Diego State University … voted as team co-captain with Ganger … voted team's Most Inspirational Player … earned the team Hard Cap Award. Redshirt (2005-06) Redshirted after missing most of the season due to a shoulder injury … ranked No. 12 in 2005 ITA preseason doubles rankings with Zach Ganger … competed at the Polo Ralph Lauren ITA All-American Tournament … reached semifinals of ITA Mountain Regional Tournament in doubles with Ganger … reached semifinals in singles and was a runner-up in doubles with Ganger at the University of Utah Invitational … voted team's Most Inspirational Player. Sophomore (2004-05) Named team's Most Inspirational Player … qualified for the NCAA Championships in doubles with partner Zach Ganger … year end national ranking of No. 39 in doubles and No. 3 in regional doubles and No. 22 in regional singles … posted doubles victories over No. 19 Kowalski/Stotland (New Mexico), No. 7 Rogers/Oostuizeu (Tennessee) and Lechugo/Roshau (BYU) … won the University of Utah Invitational in doubles and reached the semifinals in singles … won the UNLV Rebel Fall Classic doubles … reached round of 16 at the ITA Mountain Region Championships … played No. 1 doubles and No. 3 singles … posted singles victories over Peter Bjork (Colorado), No. 125 Nicolas Terrien (LMU) and Danilo Zivanovic (New Mexico St.) … compiled a 12-11 singles record and a 24-6 doubles record. Freshman (2003-04) Completed season with a 14-13 singles record, playing at the No. 2, 3 and 4 positions … named Most Inspirational Team Player … posted dual match singles victories over Hand (BYU), Osorio (Minnesota) and Lock (Northwest-ern) … reached round of 16 at the BYU Invitational in singles … went 11-9 at No. 1 doubles with Roeland Brateanu … recorded wins over McClung/Buck (Air Force), Ticer/Estes (Minnesota), Kuharic/Bondarchuk (Oklahoma State) and Carl/Gebicki (Montana State) … won doubles title at the BYU Invitational with Brateanu, defeating BYU's Dasek and Nyman in the finals … reached the quarterfinals of ITA Mountain Region Tournament in doubles. High School/Juniors Finalist at the Under 18 Canadian Indoor Championships in doubles … placed in the top 16 at the Under 18 Canadian Indoor National Championships in singles … ranked in the top seven in Ontario in Under 18 for the 2001-02 and ‘02-03 seasons … ranked in the top five in Ontario in Under 18 doubles for the 2001-02 and ‘02-03 seasons … advanced to the quarterfinals of 16 and Under doubles at the Orange Bowl Tournament … ranked No. 5 in Under 16 singles and No. 6 in doubles in the Canadian rankings. Personal Son of Leonard and Joy Mann … born April 24, 1984 … majoring in economics. MANN Miron Senior • 6-3 • Toronto, Ontario • Thornhill Secondary www.UtahUtes.com 19 | 2007-08 Utah Tennis Meet the Utes Sophomore (2006-07) Complied a 10-12 dual singles record an went 15-14 overall … played primarily at the No. 3 spot … posted wins over Timo Kienle from Denver University (6-3, 7-5), Kriegler Brink from Texas Christian University (7-6, 6-3), and Dominik Kaufhold from BYU (6-3, 3-6, 10-8) … teamed up with Timmy Allin in doubles play to tally a 15-5 doubles record … the duo posted big wins over Stephen Weichert and Ric Mortera from Oregon, and Sratha Saengsuwarn and Mark Gober from Princeton. Freshman (2005-06) Named team's Most Improved Player … compiled an 18-13 overall singles record and a 13-17 doubles record … ended season playing at No. 4 singles and No. 3 doubles … reached the second round of the ITA Mountain Region Tournament in singles … clinched victory for the Utes over UNLV in the first round of the MWC Tournament with victory over Brett Hunter … won first collegiate dual match with win over Ehren Vaughn (Boise State) at the NCAA National Indoor Qualifying Tournament … recorded wins over Bobby Rasmussen (Santa Clara), Tejeshwara Chigateri (Montana St.), and Steve Flaks (Denver) … recorded doubles wins against Conklin and Kassautzki (UNM), Zetterholm and Rosen (Denver), and Brogan and Vallurupalli (Santa Clara). High School/Juniors Won sportsmanship award at Under 14 Winter Nationals … All-American award recipient … top 10 national ranking in second year of playing Under 16's … four-time undefeated Utah high school class 3A state champion … led Pine View High School to the team championship in 2002 … played Junior Davis Cup two years for the Intermountain team … reached the quarterfinals at the 2004 Easter Bowl, beating the No. 6, 10 and 12 seeds … graduated in the top 10 percent of his class with a 3.9 GPA. Personal Son of Clark and Dezlee Hancock … born July 8, 1987 … major is sports management. HANCOCK Wes Junior • 5-8 • St. George, Utah • Pine View HS www.UtahUtes.com 2007-08 Utah Tennis | 20 Meet the Utes Freshman (2006-07) Named to Academic All-MWC team … earned an ITA Scholar Athlete award … compiled a 13-9 dual singles record and went 17-12 overall … posted wins over Ravjot Dhatt from Denver (6-2, 7-5), Jonathan Leslie from Princeton university (7-6, 6-2), and Michael Eraso from BYU (6-4, 6-1) … teamed up with Wes Hancock in doubles play to tally a 15-5 doubles record … the duo posted big wins over Stephen Weichert and Ric Mortera from Oregon, and Sratha Saengsuwarn and Mark Gober from Princeton. High School/Juniors Top five finish and recipient of the Sportsmanship Award at the Under 16 Zonals Championships … qualified for the State Tennis Championships during his freshman year at Lake Highlands High School … all-area doubles in high school tennis as a freshman and as a sophomore … top five in boys' Under 18 singles in Texas… recipient of Al G. Hill Award at the Dallas Tennis Association Banquet for being the most well-rounded athlete … received the Academic Excellence Award for marketing as a senior and for geometry as a freshman at Lake Highlands High School. Personal Son of Jim and Angela Allin … born Nov. 7, 1987 … majoring in Chinese. ALLIN Timmy Sophomore • 5-9 Dallas, Texas • Lake Highlands HS Freshman (2006-07) Played primarily at the No. 6 spot … compiled a 5-1 dual record and went 6-5 overall … posted wins over Michael Banks from Utah State (6-2, 6-4), Igor Vuck-ovic from Montana State (6-1, 6-1), and Greg Ferry from U.S. Air Force Academy (6-3, 6-4) … teamed up with Ryan Schlachter at the No. 3 spot in doubles play … the duo posted a 3-1 record with wins over Ben Lockie and David Kutchins from Idaho State, and David Kovas and Myles Perkens from Montana State … voted the Most Improved Player by his teammates. High School/Juniors Named Most Improved Player in 2000-01 at the Players Edge Tennis … was a doubles semifi-nalists at the Under 16 Outdoor Nationals … placed in the Top 16 at the Under 18 Indoor Nationals in singles … placed sixth at the Under 18 Outdoor Provincials in singles in 2005… doubles champion in the 2005 Boys' Under 18 Provincial Champi-onships. Personal Son of Lutchman and Basmetee Maharaj … born Jan. 14, 1987 … majoring in pre-biology. MAHARAJ Amit Sophomore • 6-0 Toronto, Ontario • Northview Heights HS www.UtahUtes.com 21 | 2007-08 Utah Tennis Meet the Utes Freshman (2006-07) Named to Academic all-MWC team … compiled a 12-11 dual record and went 15-13 overall … played primarily at the No. 4 spot … posted big wins over Brock Sakey from Central Florida (6-3, 6-2), Niklas Persson from Denver (6-3, 6-2), and Cassidy Mears from BYU (7-6, 6-2) …. teamed up with Othman Zerouali-Ouariti during dual matches to tally a 13-7 season record … recorded wins over Nejc Smole and Ravjot Dhatt from Denver, Blake Boswell and Eric Roberson from Boise State, and Chris Parkes and Kamil Pajkowski from New Mexico. High School/Juniors Ranked No. 9 in Canada in Under 18 … placed second in the Outdoor Provincials for Under 18 doubles … advanced to the quarterfinals at both the Under 18 Indoor and Outdoor Championships … won senior Athlete of the Year at East Northumberland Secondary School. Personal Son of Eddie and Nancy Smits … born March 29, 1988 … major is undeclared. SMITS Jason Sophomore • 6-1 Trenton, Ontario • East Northumberland Secondary Freshman (2006-07) Compiled an 11-10 dual match record and went 13-13 overall … posted wins over Kalle Rosen from Denver (6-7, 6-4, 11-9), Francisco Gallardo from Oregon (7-5, 6-1), and Andrew Ulrich from Texas Christina University (6-1, 4-6, 6-1) … teamed up with Jason Smits during dual matches to tally a 13-7 season record … recorded wins over Nejc Smole and Ravjot Dhatt from Denver, Blake Boswell and Eric Roberson from Boise State, and Chris Parkes and Kamil Pajkowski from New Mexico. High School/Juniors Quarterfinalist in Under 16 doubles at the Canadian National Outdoor Cham-pionships in 2003 … reached the quarterfinals in the Under 16 doubles at the Indoor Junior Nationals … was a doubles semifinalist and a singles quar-terfinalist in the Under 18 bracket at the Canadian Indoor in 2005 … singles quarterfinalist at the Canadian National Outdoor Championship … ranked No. 10 in Canada and No. 4 in Quebec for Under 18 in singles. Personal Son of Abderselam and Mina Ouariti … born Sept. 24, 1988 …ma-joring in health sciences … would like to go pro or work somewhere in the sciences. OUARITI Othman Zerouali- Sophomore • 6-1 Montreal, Quebec • De Mortagne Secondary www.UtahUtes.com 2007-08 Utah Tennis | 22 Meet the Utes Redshirt (2006-07) Earned Mountain West Conference Scholar Athlete award … named to the Athletic Director's Dean's List both semesters. High School/Juniors Played four years on the varsity team at Rampart High School … played two undefeated seasons … ranked No.1 in the Intermountain in 2006… lettered all four seasons … placed in the top five in the Inter-mountain … received the Mike Rerdy Sportsmanship Award … ranked in the Top 100 in the USTA Boys 18 and under. … member of the National Honors Society … member of the Rampart High School Spanish Club. Personal Son of Steve and Cathy Jacobs … born Aug. 4, 1988 … majoring in business finance. JACOBS Stephen Freshman (RS) • 6-4 Colorado Springs, Colo. • Rampart HS High School/Juniors In 2006 was ranked in top 20 in Canada in under 18 singles … under 18 doubles National/Provincial Champion … No. 1 in singles and doubles in Ontario in under 18 … was a member of the ACE Tennis Pierre Lamarche. Personal Son of Peter and Michelle Taylor … father is a dentist and mother is a business administrator … born December 30, 1988 … majoring in biology and is a pre-med. TAYLOR John Freshman • 6-2 Burlington, Ontario • Nelson HS |
