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05/18/07
FREDERICKSBURG, VA - University of Mary Washington sophomore John James defeated Middlebury College's Alex Scott, 7-5, 2-6, 6-4, in the first round, but then fell to Gustavus Adolphus' Jesse Brauer, 6-4, 6-1, in the second round of the NCAA Division III men's tennis signles flight championship on Friday at Washington University in St. Louis, MO. James ends his season with the most season wins in school history (27), and gained ITA All-America honors as well. BRACKET 05/05/07 #14 UMW Men's Tennis Falls to #7 Trinity in NCAA Tournament Second Round, 5-2 FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team fell to #7 Trinity (TX) University, 5-2, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament at the Battleground on Saturday. The Eagles close the season with a 22-9 record. UMW fell behind, 2-1, after doubles, with the number two team of Randy Loden and Jon Pollak winning, 8-5. UMW fell at one, 8-6, and at three, 8-4. Trinity's James Furr won at three singles, 6-2, 6-1, and then Varun Munjal won at five singles, 6-3, 6-4, before John James won at one singles for the Eagles, 6-3, 6-3. But the Tigers' David Tran earned a 6-4, 6-2 win at four to clinch the match. Trinity will face Johns Hopkins University on Sunday at noon, with the winner advancing to the national championships hosted by Washington University on May 16-21. SCORES 05/04/07 #14 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Methodist in NCAA Tournament First Round, 5-2
The Eagles found themselves trailing after doubles, 2-1, as Randy Loden and Jon Pollak were UMW's lone victorious doubles team, as they won, 8-2, at number two. The Eagles rebounded to claim the first set in all six singles matches, with Loden winning at two singles, 6-1, 6-2; Jason Dunn winning at three singles, 6-2, 6-0; Eddie Carver winning at four, 6-3, 6-1; and Zach Detweiler winning at six, 6-2, 6-1. UMW gets a rematch with Trinity, who received a first round bye and defeated the Eagles earlier in the year at the ITA National Indoor Championships in February, 6-3. Match time will be 2 pm, and will follow a 10 am match between Washington & Lee University and Johns Hopkins University, who defeated Messiah College, 5-0, on Friday at the Battleground. SCORES 05/04/07
ST. MARY'S CITY, MD - University of Mary Washington sophomore John James has been named as the CAC Men's Tennis Player of the Year, and head coach Todd Helbling is the 2007 CAC Coach of the Year, in voting by the league's coaches. The Eagles were represented on the All-CAC first team with James at one, Randy Loden at two, Eddie Carver at five, and Jon Pollak at six earning first team honors, and Jason Dunn and Evan Goff taking second team kudos. In doubles, James and Zach Detweiler at one and Loden and Pollak at two were first team choices, and Goff and Carver were named to the second team. RELEASE 04/30/07 UMW Men's Tennis to Host Methodist in NCAA Tournament INDIANAPOLIS, IN - The NCAA Division III men's tennis committee has released the 2007 tournament bracket on Monday night. The University of Mary Washington will host Methodist College in a six-team sectional at 2 pm on Friday, with the winner advancing to face Trinity (TX) University on Saturday at 2 pm. On the other side of the bracket, Johns Hopkins University faces Messiah College on Friday at 10 am, with the winner advancing to face Washington & Lee University on Saturday at 10 am. Saturday's winners will meet each other with the right to advance to the national championship hosted by Washington (MO) University on May 16-21 on Sunday at 12 pm. FULL BRACKET UMW REGIONAL SITE WITH LIVE UPDATES 04/21/07 #14 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Salisbury for Eighth Straight CAC Championship, 6-3  FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team defeated Salisbury University, 6-3, to claim its eighth consecutive Capital Athletic Conference championship on Saturday afternoon at the Battleground. The Eagles improve to 21-8 on the year, and will advance to the NCAA Championships on May 5-6. The Eagles held a 2-1 lead after doubles, with Jon Pollak and Randy Loden winning at two, 8-4, and Evan Goff and Eddie Carver winning at three, 8-1. In singles, John James won at one, 6-1, 6-2; Evan Goff won at four, 6-3, 6-3; Eddie Carver won at five, 6-1, 6-0; and Pollak won at six singles, 6-1, 6-0. UMW wins the CAC title for the 13th time in league history, and for the eighth straight year. With the automatic bid clinched by the CAC title, the Eagles will advance to the NCAA Tournament, which will be on May 5-6. SCORES 04/20/07 #14 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Goucher in CAC Semifinals, 9-0
The Eagles won at one doubles, with John James and Zach Detweiler winning, 8-4, and also won at two doubles, 8-2, with Jason Dunn and Zach Sasser taking the victory. UMW won at three doubles by default. In singles, Dunn won, 7-6, 7-5 at one, freshman Eric Sundstrom won, 6-1, 4-6, (10-3), at two, and J.J. Profitt won, 6-3, 6-3, at three. Zach McGonigal won, 6-0, 6-0, at four, Govinda Avasarala won, 6-0, 6-1, at five, and UMW at six by default. The Eagles (20-8) will host Salisbury University on Saturday for the CAC Championship at 1 pm. SCORES 04/16/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Gallaudet in CAC Quarterfinals, 9-0 FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team opened defense of its Capital Athletic Conference title with a 9-0 win over Gallaudet University on Monday at the University Indoor Tennis Center. The Eagles improve to 19-8 on the season. The Eagles won at one and two doubles, 8-0, and won at three by default. Eric Sundstrom won at one singles, 6-1, 6-1, with J.J. Profitt, Zach McGonigal, Govinda Avasarala, Zach Sasser, and Zach Detweiler winning 6-0, 6-0. The Eagles will face the winner of Monday's Goucher/Catholic match on Thursday in the CAC semifinals at UMW. SCORES 04/15/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Sweeps Washington MD, 9-0 CHESTERTOWN, MD - Visiting Mary Washington, ranked ninth in Division III and second in the Atlantic South region, topped host Washington College, the 11th-ranked team in the region, 9-0, in a men's tennis match today inside the Lifetime Fitness Center. The Eagles improved to 17-8 with the win, while the Shoremen fell to 7-7 with the loss. Mary Washington took a 3-0 lead after doubles. The most competitive doubles match was at No. 1, where Zach Detweiler and Randy Loden posted an 8-5 win over WC sophomores Rafael Roldan and Brian Danver. Mary Washington's John James, ranked seventh in Division III in singles and second in the Atlantic South, posted a 6-1, 7-5, win over Roldan at No. 1 singles. SCORES 04/14/07 #26 Swarthmore Tops #11 UMW Men's Tennis, 6-3 SWARTHMORE, PA - Swarthmore College upset 11th ranked Mary Washington in men's tennis action on Saturday in Swarthmore. The match score was 6-3. The Eagles trailed, 2-1, after doubles, as they won at three doubles, Evan Goff and Eddie Carver won, 8-3. In singles, John James was victorious at one, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, and Jon Pollak won at six, 0-6, 6-4, 6-2. The Eagles will visit Washington College on Sunday at 10 am. SWARTHMORE SCORES 04/10/07 #9 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Christopher Newport, Hood, and St. Mary's FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team defeated Christopher Newport University, Hood College, and St. Mary's College on Wednesday to improve to 16-7 on the year. The Eagles topped Christopher Newport, 7-2, to open the day. UMW won at two and three doubles, and then at two through six singles against the Captains. Winners in singles included Jason Dunn, Evan Goff, Eddie Carver, Jon Pollak, and Zach Detweiler. The Eagles then disposed of Hood, 9-0. The Eagles won at one doubles, 8-1, and swept two and three doubles, 8-0. The Eagles then won in all six singles matches, 6-0, 6-0. UMW then topped St. Mary's, 9-0, with Eric Sundstrom, JJ Profitt, Zach McGonigal, Govinda Avasarala, Zach Sasser, and Zach Detweiler claiming singles wins. UMW will visit Swarthmore College on Saturday at 1 pm and host Gallaudet University at 1 pm as well. CNU SCORES HOOD SCORES SMC SCORES 04/04/07 #9 UMW Men's Tennis Falls at Longwood FARMVILLE, VA - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team dropped a 7-0 decision at Longwood University on Wednesday to fall to 13-7 on the season. Randy Loden lost to Carlos Garcia, 6-2, 6-4 Jason Dunn lost to David Cordozo, 6-1, 6-4 Evan Goff lost to Brandon Lindsley, 6-3, 6-3 Eddie Carver lost to Rashka Patnikov, 6-4, 6-2 Eric Sundstrom lost to Billy Heird, 6-2, 6-2 Jon Pollak lost to Manny Barajas-Alexander, 6-4, 7-6 (2) Randy Loden/Zach Detweiler lost to Cordozo/Garcia, 8-6 Goff/Carver lost toLindsley/Heird, 8-4 Pollak/Sundstrom lost to Barajas-Alexander/Patnikov, 8-3 04/01/07 #9 UMW Men's Tennis Splits Sunday Matches with Johns Hopkins, Goucher BALTIMORE, MD - The #9 University of Mary Washington men's tennis team fell to #21 Johns Hopkins University, 5-4, and defeated Goucher College, 9-0, on Sunday in Baltimore, Md. The Eagles stand at 13-6 on the season. Against Johns Hopkins, the Eagles won at one and two doubles to take a 2-1 lead entering singles, but dropped four of six singles matches. Jason Dunn won at three and Evan Goff won at five in three sets each for UMW's singles points. The Eagles swept Goucher, 9-0. The Gophers (2-5) appeared headed for at least one win in doubles play when the tandem of Andrew Ortiz and Wynn Thane jumped out to a 4-0 lead over Zach Detweiler and Randy Loden at No. 1. But the Mary Washington pair battled back to take the match, 8-4. The Gophers managed to win only four games in singles play. At No. 1, Loden defeated Ortiz 6-1, 6-2. JHU RESULTS GOUCHER RESULTS 03/31/07 #9 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Salisbury, 7-2 SALISBURY, MD - The #9 University of Mary Washington men's tennis team defeated Salisbury University, 7-2, on Saturday to improve to 12-5 overall and 3-0 in Capital Athletic Conference play. Zach Detweiler and Randy Loden were victorious over Salisbury's regionally-ranked number one team, 8-4, and the Eagles also won at three doubles to take a 2-1 lead entering singles. UMW then won five of six singles matches to take the 7-2 team victory. Randy Loden and Jason Dunn's wins at two and three singles came in three sets. The Eagles will visit Johns Hopkins University on Sunday at 10 am and Goucher College at 2 pm. RESULTS 03/25/07 #9 UMW Men's Tennis TCNJ, Catholic in Sunday Action
Against TCNJ, the Eagles dropped doubles matches at one and three, with John James and Jon Pollak winning at two, 8-2. But the Eagles won five of six singles matches for the 6-3 win. James, Randy Loden, Jason Dunn, Evan Goff, and Jon Pollak earned wins. The Eagles won all three doubles matches and all six singles flights against Catholic in a 9-0 win. James, Eric Sundstrom, J.J. Proffitt, Zach McGonigal, Govinda Avasarala, and Zach Sasser won in singles. UMW will visit Salisbury University on Saturday at 1 pm. TCNJ RESULTS CUA RESULTS 03/24/07 #9 UMW Men's Tennis Edges #17 Washington & Lee, 5-4 FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The #9 University of Mary Washington men's tennis team defeated #17 Washington & Lee University, 5-4, on Saturday at the Battleground to improve to 9-5 overall. The Generals fall to 12-2. After winning at two and three doubles, the Eagles received singles wins from Randy Loden at two (3-6, 6-1, 6-1), Evan Goff at five (5-7, 7-5, 6-4), and Jon Pollak at six (2-6, 6-4, 6-4). Goff's win proved to be the match winner, and came in excitingg fashion, as he dropped the first set, and overcame two match points to claim victory. The Eagles will host the College of New Jersey on Sunday at 11 am and Catholic University at 3:30 pm. MATCH SCORES 03/20/07 UMW Men's Tennis Falls at James Madison, 6-1 HARRISONBURG, VA - The #9 University of Mary Washington men's tennis team fell to Division One James Madison University, 6-1, on Tuesday in harrisonburg. The Eagles fall to 8-5 on the year. UMW received wins from John James and Jon Pollak at number two doubles, 9-8 (9), and from sophomore Randy Loden at number two singles, 6-3, 7-6 (5). The Eagles will host Washington & Lee University on Saturday at 1 pm. MATCH SCORES 03/17/07 #9 UMW Men's Tennis Tops York, 8-1, in CAC Match YORK, PA - The #9 University of Mary Washington men's tennis team defeated York College, 8-1, on Saturday in York to improve to 8-4 on the season, and 1-0 in Capital Athletic Conference action. The Eagles swept all three doubles matches, and won at one singles and three through six in the team victory. MATCH SCORES 03/07/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Falls at #3 Claremont, 6-3, in California CLAREMONT, CA - The #11 University of Mary Washington men's tennis team fell at third ranked Claremont Mudd Scripps on Wednesday to fall to 5-4 on the season. The Eagles got wins from sophomore Randy Loden at two singles, defeating William Ellison, 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 (3). UMW defeated Claremont's number one ranked doubles team, as John James and Zach Detwiler defeated Ellison and Oehm, 8-6. The Eagles also won at three doubles, 8-6. UMW will face the University of Redlands and Pomona Pitzer College on Saturday. MATCH SCORES 03/06/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Occidental, Chapman in California LOS ANGELES, CA - The #11 University of Mary Washington men's tennis team defeated a pair of California schools on the road on Sunday night on the west coast. The Eagles defeated Chapman Univeristy, 7-2, and topped Occidental College, 8-1. The Eagles will continue Spring break in California on Wednesday, when they visit Claremont Mudd Scripps at 5:30 pm. CHAPMAN SCORES OCCIDENTAL SCORES 02/24/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Tops Swarthmore, 7-2, at ITA National Indoor Championships ST. PETER, MN - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team, ranked eleventh in the nation, defeated 23rd ranked Swarthmore College, 7-2, on Saturday night in St. Peter, Minnesota. UMW finishes the event in seventh place, and improves to 3-3 on the season. The Eagles won just one doubles match, as they fell at one and three doubles by identical 8-6 scores. But singles was a different story, as UMW won at all six flights. The Eagles will be back in action on March 4 when they visit Chapman College at 10 am PST. For more information on the event, please click the link below. UMW/SWARTHMORE SCORES TOURNAMENT SITE 02/24/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Falls to #12 Trinity at ITA National Indoor Championships, 6-3 ST. PETER, MN - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team, ranked eleventh in the nation, fell to twelfth-ranked Trinity University, 6-3, on Saturday at the ITA National Indoor Championships in St. Peter, Minnesota. The Eagles fall to 2-3 on the season. UMW got wins from John James and Zach Detwiler won at two doubles, and Randy Loden and Jon Pollak won in singles play. For more information on the event, please click the link below. UMW/TRINITY SCORES TOURNAMENT SITE 02/23/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Falls to #1 Emory at ITA National Indoor Championships, 9-0 ST. PETER, MN - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team, ranked eleventh in the nation, fell to top-ranked and defending national champion Emory University on Friday at the ITA College Indoor National Championships by a score of 9-0. After falling in all three doubles matches, the Eagles fell in all six singles matches. Four of the six matches went in straight sets, but Eddie Carver at three singles and Evan Goff at five singles took their matches to three sets. For more information on the event, please click the link below. EMORY/UMW RESULTS TOURNAMENT SITE 02/17/07
FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The eleventh-ranked University of Mary Washington men's tennis team swept Roanoke College, 7-0, on Saturday at the University Indoor Tennis Center to improve to 2-1 on the season, and 1-0 against Division III opponents. The Eagles won each doubles match, and then won all six singles flights in straight sets. Sophomore All-American John James remained in singles action undefeated on the spring with a 6-0, 6-0 win at number one singles. COMPLETE RESULTS 02/10/07 #11 UMW Men's Tennis Splits with George Mason, Richmond FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The eleventh-ranked University of Mary Washington men's tennis team split its season opening matches with Division I George Mason University and the University of Richmond on Saturday, topping the Patriots, 7-0, and falling to the Spiders, 6-1. Sophomore John James picked up UMW's point against Richmond, winning 7-6 (4), 5-7, (10-5) at number one singles. The Eagles, 1-1 on the season, will be back in action on February 17 when they host Roanoke College at 2 pm. COMPLETE RESULTS 11/27/06 Men's Tennis Ranked 11th; Women 17th in Nation in FILA/ITA Fall Poll FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team has been ranked eleventh in the nation and the women's program has been ranked 17th in the fall FILA ITA national rankings, released by the ITA. The men are 11th in the nation, and second in the Atlantic South Region, behind only defending national champion Emory. Sophomore John James is ranked sixth in the nation, and second in the region. James and sophomore Randy Loden are eleventh in the region in doubles. The women are 17th in the nation, and fifth in the Atlantic South region. Stephanie Kurti is 16th in the region in singles, and Amy Sheetz is 19th. Kurti and Becky Morse-Karzen is ninth in the region in doubles. 10/14/06 James Takes 6th Place at ITA Nationals FORT MYERS, FL - University of Mary Washington sophomore John James (Mount Kisco, NY) fell to Phalkun Mam of Whitman College, 6-3, 7-5, on Saturday morning in the fifth place match at the ITA Small College National Championships in Fort Myers, FL. James, in his first ITA National Championship, finishes in sixth place, and earns ITA All-America honors. James defeated second-seeded Jesse Brauer of Gustavus Adolphus, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, in the consolation round of the Championships on Friday. He fell to eventual champion Mike Starr of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the first round on Friday, 6-0, 6-3. The men's tennis schedule will resume in February, 2007. TOURNAMENT WEBSITE 10/02/06 James Wins Wilson/ITA Regional Singles Final; Advances to ITA Nationals
James defeated William Mason-Deese in the first round, 6-0, 6-0, and Kevin Ma, 6-0, 6-0, in the second round. In quarterfinal action on Sunday, James defeated third seed Jon Reiss of Swarthmore, 6-1, 6-4, to move on to the semifinals on Monday morning. In total, James lost just eleven points in five matches en route to his title. James will advance to the Oct. 12-15 Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Small College Championships at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers. TOURNAMENT WEBSITE 09/30/06 Men's Tennis Competes at Wilson/ITA Regional This Weekend
The Wilson/ITA Atlantic South Men's Championships at Salisbury will feature the top NCAA Division III schools in the region. The singles and doubles champions from this weekend's tournament advance to the Oct. 12-15 Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Small College Championships at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers. TOURNAMENT WEBSITE 09/24/06 UMW Men's Tennis Competes at Georgetown Invitational WASHINGTON, DC - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team competed at the Georgetown Invitational this weekend, with all four Eagle competitors claiming at least one victory. Final results are posted below. FINAL RESULTS 09/09/06 UMW Men's Tennis Opens With Kickoff Classic FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington men's tennis team opened the 2006-07 season by hosting Liberty University, the University of Richmond, and Longwood University in the annual Kickoff Classic. Final results are posted below. FINAL RESULTS Copyright 2006 University of Mary Washington Athletics. All rights reserved worldwide. No portion of this site may be reproduced or duplicated without the express written permission of University of Mary Washington Athletics. |
