2011 UMKC Women's Tennis Media Guide

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General InformatIonLocation................................................................................. Kansas City, Mo.Founded....................................................................................................... 1933Nickname ..........................................................................................KangaroosColors .........................................................................................Blue and GoldEnrollment ............................................................................................... 14,221Affiliation ...............................................................................NCAA Division IConference ......................................................................The Summit LeagueHome Court .................................................... Swinney Recreation CenterCapacity ...................................................................................................... 1,500Chancellor ................................................................................ Leo E. MortonDirector of Athletics ......................................................................... Tim HallSenior Associate AD/SWA......................................................Carla WilsonWebsite ............................................................www.UMKCKangaroos.comAthletics Dept. Phone .............................................................816-235-1036

meDIa InformatIonSID Graduate Asst./Women’s Tennis Contact ....................... Nik BuschEmail ...................................................................................nsb522@umkc.eduOffice Phone ..............................................................................816-235-1053Cell Phone ..................................................................................816-529-7694 SID Fax ........................................................................................816-235-1035Mailing Address ...............................................5100 Rockhill Rd., SRC 201.................................................................................... Kansas City, MO 64110Shipping Address .....................................................5030 Holmes, SRC 201.................................................................................... Kansas City, MO 64110

Women’S tennIS InformatIonFirst year of WT ....................................................................................... 1987All-time record .......................................................................... 68-223 (.226)League record ...............................................................................22-69 (.242)NCAA Appearances .....................................................................................n/aLast Post Season Appearance ................................................................ 2010Results ........................................................................L, at Oral Roberts, 0-4

CoaCHInG StaffHead Coach .....................................Kendell Hale (NW Missouri St., ‘90)Email ..................................................................................... [email protected] Phone ........................................................................... 816-235-16377Division I Record .............................................................................. 18-38 (4)UMKC Record ................................................................................... 18-38 (3)Assistant Coach .........................................Dante Cipulli (SW Baptist, ‘05)Assistant Coaches ..............................................Patrick Smith, Zach Frisch

2010 SeaSon reVIeW2010 Record .............................................................................................10-132010 Summit League Record/Finish .................................................6-2/3rdFinal Ranking ..................................................................................................n/a

Letterwinners Returning/Lost ....................................................................6/1Newcomers ....................................................................................................... 1

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Table of Contents ................................................................................................ 1Quick Facts ............................................................................................................ 12011 Season Preview ....................................................................................... 2-32011 Schedule ....................................................................................................... 42011 Roster ........................................................................................................... 4The Plaza Tennis Center ..................................................................................... 5Head Coach Kendell Hale .................................................................................. 6Assistant Coach Dante Cipulli .......................................................................... 7Assistant Coach Zach Frisch ............................................................................. 7Assistant Coach Patrick Smith .......................................................................... 7Senior Chelsea Horner ....................................................................................... 9Junior Jessica Ball .................................................................................................. 9Junior Jillian Yakominich .....................................................................................10Sophomore Laura Bouet ..................................................................................11Sophomore Eva Dalvai ......................................................................................12Sophomore Suzan Lisenby ...............................................................................13Freshman Gabriela Pintos ................................................................................142010 Results ........................................................................................................152010 Summit League Review ...........................................................................152010 Statistics .....................................................................................................162010 Match Results .....................................................................................17-19Honor Roll ...........................................................................................................20Record Book .................................................................................................21-23All-Time Results .................................................................................................24All-Time Series .............................................................................................25-26All-Time vs. Opponents ....................................................................................26About UMKC ......................................................................................................27The Evolution of the Kangaroo ......................................................................28Chancellor Leo Morton....................................................................................29Director of Athletics Tim Hall .........................................................................30Athletics Senior Staff .........................................................................................31Athletics Facilities ........................................................................................32-33Head Coaches & KASF .....................................................................................34The Summit League ...........................................................................................35UMKC Academics ........................................................................................36-37Cowtown Shmowtown ...............................................................................38-39‘Roos in the Community ..................................................................................40

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CreDItSThe 2011 UMKC women’s tennis media guide was written, designed and edited by Nik Busch. The cover and University section was designed by Brooke Orcutt. Editorial assistance was provided by Brooke Orcutt. Photography was provided by Matthew S. Hicks Photography, UMKC Photo Services, Scott Indermauer, Bob Greenspan, Carla Wilson, Matt Potter/ OnGoal, LLC., Place Properties, Google Maps and the Kansas City Convention and Visitors Association.

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Coming off a season in which they set the school record for most wins in a

season (10) and Summit

League wins in a season (6), the UMKC women’s tennis team is ex-

pecting big things from the 2011 squad. Head Coach Kendell Hale, who returns

six-of-seven players from last year’s squad that fin-

ished third in The Summit League standings, will look to lead his team to its first

trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2011.

“We always want to increase our goals from year to year, so this year we want to win the confer-ence, not just make it!,” coach Hale said. “The biggest test for this team will be to take our indi-vidual talent and bring some team success out of it. We have some amazing talent, we just need to stay consistent with it.”

The ‘Roos will face opponents from the Big 12, Missouri Valley and Atlantic-10 Conferences, while also playing seven matches in Kan-sas City throughout the year. “Our schedule is always tough. I like to schedule over our heads to bring out the best in the girls,” said Hale. “I think this will be a challenging slate for our women’s program that should prepare us for our league matches. We’re re-ally looking forward to getting an

opportunity to play seven matches in Kansas City, as it will help us build on our success from a season ago.”

UMKC will get the 2011 season underway in late January in Colum-bia, Mo. The ‘Roos will open the season against Southeast Missouri State on Jan. 22 before playing Big 12 foe Missouri on Jan. 23. Follow-ing road matches with Northern Iowa and Creighton, UMKC will take on UALR in Lawrence and Drake in Des Moines.

Once the calendar turns to March, the ‘Roos will host a pair of match-es in Kansas City on March 4 and March 6. UMKC will begin the stretch against Houston, a team that finished 11-8 a season ago, before hosting Bradley on March 6.Following a date at Kansas on March 9, the ‘Roos will head to the Sin City for their first Summit League

cluster of the season.

UMKC will open play against IU-PUI on March 17 before facing defending regular season and tournament

cham-pion IPFW on

March 18. That same day, the ‘Roos will host Centenary

prior to rounding out the cluster with a match against Southern Utah on March 19.

UMKC will then head east on I-70 on March 27-28 for its final two non-league matches. The squad will face SIU Edwardsville on the 27th before squar- ing off against the Bil- likens of Saint Louis on the 28th. SLU finished the 2010 season with a 14-9 overall record.

The ‘Roos will close out the regu-lar season at home, as the squad will host the second and final Sum-mit League cluster on March 31 through April 2 at the Plaza Ten-nis Center. UMKC will open play against Oral Roberts, the 2010 regular season and tournament runner-up, on the 31st before play-ing Western Illinois, South Dakota State and Oakland to round out the weekend.

Leading the ‘Roos this season will be their lone senior, Chel-sea Horner. The Overland Park, Kan., native returns for her fourth season in the Blue & Gold where she has produced 16 singles wins, the sixth most in school history and 17 doubles wins, one behind teammate Jillian Yakominich for the most in school history. Last sea-son, Horner recorded the fourth

most doubles wins in school history (10) while her six wins from the No. 3 line

was tied for the most in UMKC history.

“We only have one senior in

Chelsea and she will bring leadership and drive to a

young team,” Hale said.

Eva Dalvai and Laura Bouet re-

turn to Kansas City for their sophomore seasons after competing at the No. 1 and No. 2 spots for the ‘Roos in 2010.

Dalvai spent most of the year at the top line for the ‘Roos where her 11 singles wins were the third most in a single season in UMKC history, while her nine wins at No. 1 were tied for the second most in school history. The Strasbourg, Fance native’s, nine doubles wins, meanwhile, rank as the seventh most in a single season at UMKC and helped her to a spot on the all-Sum-mit League Team.

Bouet, meanwhile, had perhaps the best season of any individual in school his-tory after posting a school-record 18 singles wins in a single season

as a freshman, while moving into fourth place on the career wins list. Twice, the Gap, France native was named Summit League Player of the Week and was placed on the all-Summit League team. “Eva and Laura will bring a years experience under their belt,” Hale said. “They had an outstanding season last year and we hope they will hit the ground running this year.”

Wichita, Kan., natives Jessica Ball, Jillian Yakominich and Suzan Lisen-by return to the ‘Roos after placing their names in the record books in 2010.

Ball registered 10 doubles wins as a sophomore, tied for the fourth most in school history, while moving into seventh place all-time with 13 career doubles wins. The junior’s nine wins at No. 3 doubles with partner Yakominich, mean-while, were the most in UMKC history.

Along with her nine doubles wins at the No. 3 line with Ball, Yakomi-nich also posted 12 singles wins last season, the second most in school history. The junior now has 18 career singles wins, the fourth most in UMKC history.

Her 11 doubles wins a season ago were tied for the most in a single season in school history and helped her become the third member of the 2010 squad to earn a place on the all-Summit League Team.

As for Lisenby, the sophomore also posted 11 doubles

wins in her first season as a ‘Roo, tying Ya-kominich and Bouet

for the most in school history, while her 11 singles wins were the third most all-time in school history. Her seven wins from the No. 4 line were also the most in school history and helped her to SummitLeague Player of the Week honors.

“The Wichita girls will all play major roles this season and help in both singles and doubles,” coach Hale said. “Jessica, Jillian and Susan will have a huge impact on our team this year.

Gabriella Pintos is the one new-comer on this year’s squad. The freshman joins the squad out of Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, where she is the No. 358 ranked player in the country.

“Our lone freshman Gabriella, has some incredible potential to be our power player,” coach Hale said. “She is very strong and likes to hit it hard!”

With the bulk of the roster re-turning from last year’s squad and the solid mix of upper and lower classmen, the ‘Roos should be poised to take the next step in its quest for a Summit League Championship.

2011 Season Preview

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name Ht. Yr. Hometown High SchoolBall, Jessica 5-7 Jr. Wichita, Kan. Wichita CollegiateBouet, Laura 5-5 So. Gap, France Lycee Aristide BriandDalvai, Eva 5-10 So. Strasbourg, France Lycee Int. des PontonniersHorner, Chelsea 5-7 Sr. Overland Park, Kan. Blue Valley NorthwestLisenby, Suzan 5-5 So. Wichita, Kan. Wichita SoutheastPintos, Gabriela 5-5 Fr. Coatzacoalcos, Mexico Colegio PearsonYakominich, Jillian 5-2 Jr. Wichita, Kan. Maize

Head Coach: Kendell Haleassistant Coaches: Dante Cipulli, Zach Frisch, Patrick Smith

Date opponent location timeJan. 22 vs. Southeast Missouri State Columbia, Mo. 4 p.m.Jan. 23 at Missouri Columbia, Mo. 6 p.m.Feb. 4 at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 11 a.m.Feb. 8 at Creighton Omaha, Neb. 12:30 p.m.Feb. 20 vs. UALR Lawrence, Kan. 1 p.m.Feb. 26 at Drake Des Moines, Iowa 3 p.m.Mar. 3 Houston Kansas City, Mo. 11 a.m.Mar. 4 at Iowa State Ames, Iowa 10 a.m.Mar. 6 at Bradley Peoria, Ill. TBAMar. 9 at Kansas Lawrence, Kan. 3 p.m.Mar. 17 *vs. IUPUI Las Vegas, Nev. 11 a.m.Mar. 18 *vs. IPFW Las Vegas, Nev. 11 a.m.Mar. 18 *vs. Centenary Las Vegas, Nev. 4 p.m.Mar. 19 *vs. Southern Utah Las Vegas, Nev. 11 a.m.Mar. 21 Southwest Baptist Kansas City, Mo. 3 p.m.Mar. 27 at SIU Edwardsville Edwardsville, Ill. 2 p.m.Mar. 28 at Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. 2 p.m.Mar. 31 *Oral Roberts Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m.Apr. 1 *Western Illinois Kansas City, Mo. 9 a.m.Apr. 1 *South Dakota State Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m.Apr. 2 *Oakland Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m.Apr. 9 vs. South Dakota Omaha, Neb. 2 p.m.Apr. 12 Cowley County CC Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m.Apr. 23-24 2011 Summit League Championships Fort Wayne, Ind. TBA

All times Central and subject to change *- Summit League Match

2011 Schedule

The ‘Roos

The UMKC men’s and women’s tennis teams practice and compete at the Plaza Tennis Center, which is located just minutes away from the UMKC campus.

The Plaza Tennis Center sits next to the Country Club Plaza, the Midwest’s oldest outdoor shopping area featuring a number of unique shops, restaurants, boutiques and Spanish architecture. The facility includes 14 outdoor lighted courts, a pro shop and locker rooms. The exhibition court, adjacent to the clubhouse, features permanent and bleacher seating for about 300 specta-tors.

The center has hosted many events, including three Big 12 and the final Big Eight Championships, NCAA Division II Nationals, the Missouri Valley’s National Qualifier Sweet 16, a USTA professional men’s satel-lite tournament, USA Tournament Tennis sanctioned play, USTA leagues and instructional programs.

The facilty has received local, regional and national awards since its grand opening in 1996. In 1998, the United States Tennis Association named the center a USTA National Outstanding Public Tennis Facility. In 2005, it was named PTR Public Facility of the Year by the United States Professional Tennis Registry.

In 2007, the Plaza Tennis Center was recognized as one of the top-50 Tennis Welcome Centers in the country.

Over the years, the center has received honors, including numerous USTA section and district tour-nament and event of the year awards, including the 2007 Tournament of the Year for the USTA-Missouri Valley Futures. Other awards the facilty has received include PITCH Magazine’s “Best Place to Find Love”. The PTC’s staff has also been recognized for distinguished service, outstanding officiating, community service and outstanding clinician.

The Plaza Tennis Center

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Kendell Hale is entering his fourth season as the head coach of the UMKC men’s and women’s tennis program. Overall, the 2010-11 season will be Hale’s 17th as a collegiate head coach, where he has compiled a 289-194 overall record.

Hale has orchestrated an amazing turnaround with the men’s and women’s tennis programs since joining the department in 2008. He has guided both the men’s and women’s squads to school-record win totals and has produced one Summit League regular season title, one Summit League Tournament crown and one NCAA Tournament appearance. He was also selected at the 2009 USPTA Missouri Valley College Coach of the Year.

In three seasons at the helm, Hale has coached eight first team all-league selections and a pair of second team all-league honor-ees on the men’s side and six all-league selections (four first/two second) on the women’s side. He’s also coached one Summit League Player of the Year and one Summit League Newcomer of the Year.

During the 2010 season, Hale led the men’s team to a 17-7 overall record, which included a school record 11-match winning streak. The 17 victories were the most in a single season in the record books. The squad finished a perfect 6-0 in league play during the regular season without dropping a single team point, as it claimed The Summit League regular season title. The ‘Roos advanced to the league tournament final for the second straight year before being upset in the final to third-seeded Oral Roberts.

Hale’s student-athletes produced unprecedented success on the court, as senior Patrick Smith was named The Summit League Player of the Year. Smith along with Bret Berryman, Serge Ristivojevic and Gustavo Guerin also received all-Summit League honors. Ristivojevic broke the school record for single season singles victories (18), while Smith and Berryman set the single season doubles mark (18).

In 2009, Hale guided the men’s squad to a 14-7 overall record and a 5-1 mark in Summit League play. After finishing as the regular season runner-up, Hale led UMKC to a Summit League Tournament title and an NCAA Tournament berth with a tight 4-2 victory over top-seeded Oral Roberts. The tournament final win gave the ‘Roos their 14th victory of the season, which tied the then school record for single season victories. A trio of players earned all-league honors, while Bret Berryman was tabbed The Summit League Newcomer of the Year.

Under Hale’s guidance, Patrick Smith closed out the 2009 season with six straight victories to give him a total of 14 singles wins on the year. The 14 victories were tied for the second most wins in the single season record books. Hale also led the ‘Roos to unprecedented success at the Wilson/ITA Central Region Championships, as he coached players to the Round of 16 for the first time in school history.

On the women’s side, Hale has made great strides with the women’s program in three seasons. In 2010, Hale guided the ‘Roos to a school record 10 victories and a 6-2 mark in Sum-mit League play. UMKC finished third in the regular season standings to qualify for the league tournament for the first time since only the top four teams advanced. A trio of student-athletes - Laura Bouet, Eva Dalvai and Jillian Yakominich - each earned all-Summit League honors.

In 2009, UMKC posted five wins and finished with a 4-4 mark in Summit League play. The five victories were the most for the program since the 1999-00 season, while the four league victories were the most in a single season in school history. In Hale’s first season in 2008, he led the ‘Roos to three victories, one of which was a 7-0 triumph over Centenary that snapped the program’s 58-match losing streak.

The Kangaroos also have excelled in the classroom under Hale’s watch. The men’s team earned ITA all-Academic Team honors in 2008 and the women’s squad received the distinction in both 2008 and 2009. Additionally, five student-athletes were selected as ITA Scholar Athletes, 29 were named to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team and 13 were Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence honorees.

Prior to becoming a Kangaroo, Hale spent 13 seasons as the head coach at Rockhurst University, where he guided the Hawks to nine NCAA Tournament appearances in 10 years as an NCAA Division II university. He led Rockhurst to the Midwest Region Championships from 1995-97, and he coached six top-30 Division II student-athletes. His team finished the 1997 season as the 12th ranked team in the nation in the NAIA, which led to him being named the NAIA Midwest Region Coach of the Year.

Hale has been honored at every level since joining the coaching profession. He is the only coach to be named the USPTA College Coach of the Year five times (2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009), and he has been selected as the Wilson/ITA Coach of the Year on three occasions (2001, 2002, 2007). In 2003, Hale was also selected as the NCAA Central Region Coach of the Year.

Hale also was selected as the USPTA Coach of the Year in 2001, the USPTA Missouri Club Professional of the Year in 1998, and he was the USA Tennis Coordinator for Kansas City in 1997.

Not only did Hale have success on the court, but he also was successful in the classroom as well, as his teams at Rockhurst captured eight Team Academic all-America awards.

In addition to his duties with the Hawks, Hale has served as the tennis director at Oakwood Country Club since 2004. From 1997-99, he was the head tennis professional at the Plaza Tennis Center, where the venue was named the Facility of the Year in 1998. Before going to the PTC, Hale served as the head assistant tennis professional/junior coordinator at Kansas City Country Club from 1991-95.

Hale has also been a United States Professional Tennis Association board member for 10 years, and he is the USPTA tester for the Kansas City region.

Hale’s playing career began at Paris Junior College in Paris, Texas, where he was ranked 43rd in the NJCAA national rankings. After a successful two-year stint, Hale played two seasons at Northwest Missouri State, where he helped the Bearcats to a No. 12 ranking in the NCAA Division II poll. He was the only NWMS player to win a MIAA conference title in 1990 and during that same year, he was the conference doubles runner-up.

Hale earned his bachelor of science degree in psychology/sociology from Northwest Missouri State in 1990. He then earned his masters of religious education from the Midwestern Seminary in 1997.

Kendell HaleHead Coach • NW Missouri St., ‘90 • Fourth Season • 32-63, 17-33

Dante Cipulli is entering his third season as an assistant coach with the UMKC tennis program.

Cipulli initially joined the program during the 2007-08 school year, where he coached four ‘Roos to all-league recognition. After stepping away from the program to venture into the business world in 2008-09, Cipulli rejoined the coaching staff in 2009-10, where he coached the men’s (17) and women’s teams (10) to school record victory totals. Cipulli also coached seven all-Summit League student-athletes, which included 2010 Summit League Player of the Year Patrick Smith.

During his first stint with the Kangaroos, Cipulli helped guide the men’s team to a 6-9 overall record and a 4-2 mark in Summit League play and the women’s squad to a 3-12 overall and a 3-5 league record. One of the women’s victories - a 7-0 win over Centenary - snapped the program’s 58-match losing streak.

Prior to coming to UMKC, Cipulli served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Southwest Baptist, for two seasons from 2005-07. Before joining the coaching ranks, Cipulli played for the Bearcats for three seasons from 2002-05. During his that time, he was twice named an ITA All-American, won two MIAA Most Valuable Player awards, and was a two-time unanimous all-MIAA First Team selection. Additionally, he finished his career with a school record 110 singles victories.

As a senior, Cipulli won the ITA NCAA Division II Singles National Championship and the Small Colleges Super Bowl Championship. With that win, he advanced to the NCAA Division I National Championships, where he posted a 2-2 record. He also guided SBU to three straight MIAA Championship and NCAA Tournament appearances.

As a result, Cipulli was named the ITA Division II National Player of the Year, the ITA Regional Player of the Year, the ITA Division II Senior Player of the Year, and he was voted an ITA All-Star. In Feb. 2005, the state of Missouri recognized Cipulli for his tennis accomplishments, as he was awarded the Missouri Sports Achievement Award for winning his national championship.

In 2003-04, Cipulli was the national runner-up in singles, and he finished third in the country in doubles. He finished the year ranked No. 2 in the nation in singles and No. 22 in doubles. During his first season as SBU, he was named the North Central Rookie of the Year, as he was ranked 35th in the nation in singles.

Cipulli, a native of Tucuman, Argentina, graduated from Southwest Baptist with an undergraduate degree in business administration/international business in 2005. He then went on to earn his MBA from SBU in the summer of 2007.

Dante CipulliAssistant Coach • Southwest Baptist, ‘05 • Third Season

ZachFrisch

Assistant Coach Western Illinois, ‘10

First Season

PatrickSmithAssistant Coach

UMKC, ‘10 First Season

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2009-10 -- Posted a 7-20 singles record and a 10-13 mark in doubles action... competed at the No. 1-3 line in singles play and the No. 1 line in doubles play... moved into sixth place in school history with 16 career singles wins... six wins ties for the most wins at the No. 3 singles line in school history... tied for the fourth most doubles wins in a single season in school history... 17 career doubles wins are tied for the second most all-time in UMKC history... teamed with Eva Dalvai for the second most doubles wins at the No. 2 line in a single season in school history... defeated New Mexico’s Michaela Oldani (6-2, 6-3) on 10/23 for her first win of the season... posted a 3-3 mark in Summit League singles play... teamed with Dalvai to go 2-1 in Summit League doubles play... named a Distinguished Scholar and to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team... also named to the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence... ITA Scholar Athlete.

2008-09 -- Finished with a 6-18 singles record and a 4-14 doubles mark... the six singles victories were tied for the team high... com-peted at the No. 3 and No. 4 positions in singles and the No. 1 line in doubles... teamed with Emily Lindsay in doubles throughout the entire spring season... posted a 5-3 singles record and a 1-3 doubles mark in Summit League competition... closed out the year with three straight singles wins... topped OU’s Karen Karoub (6-2, 6-2), Centenary’s Stephanie Canady (6-0, 6-0) and SDSU’s Caitlin Brannen (6-2, 6-0)... named to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team and to the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence.

2007-08 -- Compiled a 3-10 overall record in singles and a 3-8 mark in doubles... played at the No. 1 and No. 2 positions in singles and the No. 1 line in doubles... teamed with Emily Lindsay in doubles throughout the year... had a 3-3 singles record and a 3-1 doubles mark in Summit League play... won her first collegiate singles and doubles

match against Centenary (3/20)... defeated Lindsay Ezell, 6-3, 6-1, in singles and Sullivan and Ashley in doubles, 8-6... closed out the year with singles wins in two of final three matches... topped IPFW’s Sachi Janek, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2, on April 4 and IUPUI’s Andrea Burkhardt, 6-3, 7-5 on April 6... named to The Summit League Winter/ Spring Academic all-League team.

High School -- Placed third in the Eastern Kansas League Tourna-ment... also placed fifth in the Kansas Regional Tournament... four-year scholar athlete award winner... four-year letterwinner... team captain in 2006-07... high school coach was Ted Fabiano.

Personal -- Born on May 18, 1989... daughter of Dan and Katie Horn-er... mother,

Katie, is the Chief Meteo-

rologist for KCTV in Kansas City... major-

ing in English and French.

Chelsea HornerOverland Park, Kan. • Blue Valley Northwest HS • Senior

Singles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 3 no. 4 no. 5 no. 62008 3-10 3-3 0-4 3-6 - - - -2009 6-18 5-3 - - 4-8 2-4 - -2010 7-20 3-3 0-2 0-3 6-9 - - - total 16-48 11-9 0-6 3-9 10-17 2-4 - -

Doubles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 32008 3-8 3-1 3-8 - -2009 4-14 1-3 4-10 - -2010 10-13 2-2 9-9 - -total 17-35 6-6 16-27 - -

2009-10 -- Posted a 1-8 singles record and a 10-14 doubles mark on the year... competed at the No. 6 singles line and the No. 2-3 doubles line... finished tied for the fourth most doubles wins in a season... moved into seventh place all-time for the most doubles wins in a career in school history... teamed with Jillian Yakominich for nine doubles wins, the most in school history at the No. 3 line... helped team to a school record 10 wins on the season... defeated South Dakota’s Janea Hagen (6-2, 6-0) for her lone singles win... teamed with Yakominich to go 5-2 in Summit League doubles play... named to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team and to the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence.

2008-09 -- Posted a 2-15 singles record and a 3-17 doubles mark on the year... won her first collegiate match in doubles with a 9-8 victory over Florida A&M’s

Brown/Dean... posted her first career singles victory over Creighton’s

Sarah Cadwal- lader (6-3, 6-0)... also topped South Dakota’s Kaitlyn Deragisch (6-1, 6-2) in singles on March 28... teamed primarily with

Katherine Rist in doubles competition... topped USD’s Waltman/Nunez (8-1)

and Oakland’s Maxfield/Gous in other two doubles wins on the year... named to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team.

High School -- Four-time all-state, all-Centennial League and all-city selection... team captain as a senior... four-time all-city champion... two-time regional champion... claimed the Class 3A state doubles champi-onship as a sophomore and junior... won the 3A state singles title as a senior... was the 4A State singles runner-up as a freshman... was the doubles regional champion as a sophomore and junior... high school coach was Dave Hawley.. club coach was Harry Walsh... also a member of Lit Club and helped out the with Pro-Humanitate and American Sweet Heart Association.

Personal -- Born on Oct. 19, 1989... daughter of Mike and Kelly Ball... has a younger sister, Grace... majoring in journalism with a minor in philosophy.

Jessica BallWichita, Kan. • Wichita Collegiate HS • Junior • 5-7

Singles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 3 no. 4 no. 5 no. 62009 2-15 0-3 - - - - 0-4 2-72010 1-8 0-0 - - - - - 1-5 total 3-23 0-3 - - - - 0-4 3-12

Doubles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 32009 3-17 1-4 - 2-7 1-52010 10-14 5-3 - - 9-6total 13-27 6-7 - 2-7 10-11

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2009-10 -- All-Summit League selection... posted a 12-11 record in singles play and a 11-15 mark in doubles action... competed at the No. 4-5 line in singles play and the No. 3 line in doubles play... recorded the second most wins in a single season in school history... moved into a tie for fourth with teammate Laura Bouet for the fourth most singles wins in a career with 18... 10 wins at the No. 5 line are the most in school history... tied with teammates Suzan Lisenby and Laura Bouet for the most doubles wins in a season in school history... broke the school record for most doubles wins in a career with 18... teamed with Jessica Ball for nine wins at the No. 3 doubles line to set the school record... won four consecutive singles matches from March 9 through March 19... finished a perfect 3-0 in Summit League singles play... teamed with Ball to go 5-2 in Summit League doubles play... UMKC Scholar Athlete... named to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team and to the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence.

2008-09 -- Finished with a 6-18 singles record and a 7-11 doubles mark on the year... the six singles wins were tied for the team lead, while the seven doubles victories were a team-high... had a 4-4 singles mark and a 2-2 doubles record in Summit League play... posted her first collegiate singles win over Air Force’s Megumi Voight (6-4, 5-7, 10-6) during the fall season... won her first collegiate doubles match with an 8-6 win over UTEP’s C. DeLuca and Michaud... competed in doubles primarily with fellow freshman Daniela Amelunge... UMKC Scholar Athlete honoree... recipient of the Sam Davidson Award, which is awarded annually to a student-athlete who best exemplifies the ide-als of scholarship, sportsmanship and goodwill... named to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team... was also recognized as an ITA Scholar Athlete honoree.

High School -- Named the Most Valuable Player as a senior after helping team to a second place state finish... team captain as a junior and senior... posted a 124-30 in her high school career... received the Re- fuse to Lose award as a freshman and sophomore... placed fifth in the state as a senior, eighth as a junior and seventh as a freshman... received rankings in the USTA Missouri Valley region since 2005... ranked No. 11 as a 14-year old after finishing with a 23-6 mark... was No. 24 as a 15-year old with a 31-18 mark and ranked No. 20 as a 16-year old with a 31-12 overall record... also participated in soccer... high school coach was John Anderson... club coach was Barry and Kenny Fields... finished in the top-15 of her graduating class with a 3.82 GPA... graduated a half semester early with a National Merits Award... also was involved in Captains Council and Pep Club.

Personal -- Born on Sept. 18, 1990, in Long Island, N.Y... daughter of Joseph and Regina Yakominich... has an older sister, Justine... unde-cided on a major.

Jillian YakominichWichita, Kan. • Maize HS • Junior • 5-2

Singles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 3 no. 4 no. 5 no. 62009 6-18 4-4 - - - 2-3 3-7 0-32010 12-11 3-1 - - - 0-1 10-7 - total 18-29 7-5 - - - 2-4 13-14 0-3

Doubles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 32009 7-11 2-2 - 2-4 5-32010 11-15 5-3 - - 10-11total 18-26 7-5 - 2-4 15-14

Laura BouetGap, France • Lycee Aristide Briand HS • Sophomore • 5-5

2009-10 -- All-Summit League selection... finished with an 18-10 mark in singles play and an 11-18 record in doubles action... competed at the No. 2-3 singles line and the No. 2-3 doubles line... set the school re-cord for most singles wins in a season... moved into a tie for fourth all-time in career singles wins... registered a UMKC record 12 wins at the No. 2 line... tied with teammates Jillian Yakominich and Suzan Lisenby to set the school record for most doubles wins in a season... moved into a tie for the ninth most doubles wins in a UMKC career... named The Summit League Player of the Week on March 2 and March 16... picked up first collegiate win over Kansas’ Kunigunda Dorn (7-6, ret.) on Sept. 25... won 10 consecutive matches from 2/12-3/20... named to The Sum-mit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team.

High School -- Attended Lycee Aristide Briand High School... played for the club team TC Gap.

Personal -- Born on Aug. 26, 1992... daughter of Bruno and Akperie Bouet... has one younger sister, Elisa... majoring in pre-medicine.

Singles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 3 no. 4 no. 5 no. 62010 18-10 5-1 - 12-3 2-3 - - - total 18-10 5-1 - 12-3 2-3 - - -

Doubles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 32010 11-18 6-2 - 10-7 1-4total 11-18 6-2 - 10-7 1-4

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Eva DalvaiStrasbourg, France • Lycee International des Pontonniers • Sophomore • 5-10

2009-10 -- All-Summit League honoree... posted an 11-14 singles record and a 9-16 mark in doubles play... competed at the No 1-2 singles line and the No. 1 doubles line... finished in a tie with teammate Suzan Lisenby for the third most singles wins in a season in school his-tory... her nine wins at No. 1 were the second most in a single season in school history... her nine doubles wins were the seventh most in a single season in school history... teamed with Chelsea Horner for nine doubles wins at No. 1, the second most in school history... picked up first collegiate win over Illinois State’s Ariane Maack (6-4, 3-6, 6-4) on Sept. 25... went 3-2 in Summit League singles play... teamed with Horner to go 2-1 in Summit League doubles play... helped team to a school record 10 overall wins and six Summit League wins... recipient of UMKC’s Dutton Brookfield Award, which is presented annually to a talented student-athlete who demonstrates great potential for the fu-ture... named to The Summit League Winter/Spring Aca-demic all-League team.

High School -- Attended Lycee International des Pontonniers High School... played club tennis at TC Lingolsheim.

Personal -- Born on Aug. 17, 1991... daughter of Philippe and Valerie Dalvai... has one older sister, Charlotte... majoring in pre-med.

Singles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 3 no. 4 no. 5 no. 62010 11-14 3-2 9-8 1-1 - - - - total 11-14 3-2 9-8 1-1 - - - -

Doubles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 32010 9-16 2-2 9-9 - - total 9-16 2-2 9-9 - -

Suzan LisenbyWichita, Kan. • Wichita Southeast HS • Sophomore • 5-5

2009-10 -- Posted an 11-16 mark in singles play and an 11-15 record in doubles action... competed at the No. 4-5 singles line and No. 2 doubles line... tied with teammate Eva Dalvai for the third most singles wins in a season in school history... seven wins at the No. 2 line were the most in school history... tied with teammates Jillian Yakominich and Laura Bouet for the most doubles wins in a season in school history... moved into a tie for ninth with Bouet for the most doubles wins in a career... teamed with Bouet to post nine doubles wins at the No. 2 line, the most in school history... named The Summit League Player of the Week on April 20...helped team to a school record 10 overall wins and six Summit League wins... UMKC Scholar Athlete... named a Distin-guished Scholar and to The Summit League Winter/Spring Academic all-League team... ITA Scholar Athlete.

High School -- Four-time state qualifier and placewinner at Wichita Southeast High School... placed fifth in Class 6A as a senior, 10th as a sophomore and junior and 11th as a freshman... claimed the regional championship as a junior and senior... finished as the regional runner-up as a freshman and sophomore... won the league title as a senior after finishing as the runner-up as a sophomore and junior... also was a mem-ber of the varsity basketball team as a freshman... was an Academic all-State honoree... high school coach was Leanna Beall... was the WSHS class valedictorian in 2009... received the Leadership/Service Award and was named to the Hall of Fame...also was a part of the Superinten-dents Student Advisory Council (female representative from South-east)... served as the student body President... also a memeber of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society and newspaper staff.

Personal -- Born on Nov. 3, 1990... full name is Suzan Olivia Lisenby... daughter of Tom and Cathy Lisenby... has two brothers, Colin and Henry... majoring in biology.

Singles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 3 no. 4 no. 5 no. 62010 11-16 3-3 - - - 7-12 1-0 - total 11-16 3-3 - - - 7-12 1-0 -

Doubles resultsYear overall Summit no. 1 no. 2 no. 32010 11-15 6-2 - 11-11 -total 11-15 6-2 - 11-11 -

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Date opponent location resultFeb. 5 vs. UTSA Colorado Springs, Colo. L, 2-5Feb. 6 at Air Force Colorado Springs, Colo. L, 0-7Feb. 7 vs. Montana State Colorado Springs, Colo. L, 2-5.Feb. 10 at Kansas Lawrence, Kan. L, 0-7Feb. 12 at Creighton Omaha, Neb. L, 2-5Feb. 13 South Dakota Kansas City, Mo. W, 7-0Feb. 27 at Drake Des Moines, Iowa L, 2-5Feb. 28 at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa L, 3-4Mar. 9 Ferris State Kansas City, Mo. W, 5-1Mar. 15 Southeast Missouri State Kansas City, Mo. W, 7-0Mar. 18 *vs. Oral Roberts Las Vegas, Nev. L, 1-4Mar. 18 *vs. Southern Utah Las Vegas, Nev. W, 4-2Mar. 19 *vs. Western Illinois Las Vegas, Nev. W, 4-0Mar. 20 *vs. Centenary Las Vegas, Nev. W, 5-0Mar. 23 at Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. L, 0-7Mar. 30 at Jacksonville Jacksonville, Fla. L, 1-6Mar. 31 at Bethune-Cookman Orlando, Fla. L, 3-4Apr. 1 vs. Albany Orlando, Fla. W, 5-2Apr. 15 *vs. IPFW Las Vegas, Nev. L, 0-4Apr. 16 *vs. Oakland Las Vegas, Nev. W, 4-0Apr. 16 *vs. IUPUI Las Vegas, Nev. W, 4-0Apr. 17 *vs. South Dakota State Las Vegas, Nev. W, 4-0Apr. 23 ^at Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. L, 0-4

All times Central and subject to change *- Summit League Match ^-2010 Summit League Championships

2010 ResultsCabriela PintosCoatzacoalcos, Mexico • Colegio Pearson HS • Freshman • 5-5

High School -- Ranked in the top-50 in the nation in Mexico in 16’s in 2006... was the 2009 champion at the G2 National singles ans reached the semifinals in doubles... G2 is the second highest division in Mexico... as a youth, was a state champion in Veracruz and a regional fi-nalist... also posted numerous regional and state tournament victories... holds a No. 358 Mexican national rating... high school coach was Victor Garcia Torres.

Personal -- Born on Sept. 18, 1991... daughter of Mario Pintos Guillen and Gabriela Caicedo Acosta... nickname is Gaby... has one older sister, Mariela... majoring in urban planning.

Summit league overallfinish team W l Pct. W l Pct.1. IPFW 8 0 1.000 24 6 .8002. Oral Roberts 7 1 .875 8 9 .4713. UMKC 6 2 .750 10 13 .4354. Southern Utah 5 3 .625 10 11 .4765. Western Illinois 4 4 .500 11 14 .4406. IUPUI 3 5 .375 5 20 .2007. South Dakota State 2 6 .250 5 15 .2508. Oakland 1 7 .125 1 17 .0569. Centenary 0 8 .000 1 12 .077

2010 Summit League Reviewfirst team all-Summit

Ingrid Ballus, IPFWStephanie Baumer, WIUHunter Bullock, IUPUIlaura Bouet, UmKCeva Dalvai, UmKC

Ana Costa, ORU

Ekaterina Kondrashova, ORUKsusha Nazarova, SUU

Amy Recht, IPFWLina Semenova, ORURaquel, Vescovi, IPFW

Jillian Yakominich, UmKC

Player of the YearAmy Recht, IPFW

newcomer of the YearLina Semenova, ORU

Coach of the YearEric Burns, IPFW

#1 IPFW, 4

#4 Southern Utah, 0

#2 Oral Roberts, 4

#3 UMKC, 0

Fri., Apr. 23 (Tulsa, Okla.) Sat. Apr. 24 (Tulsa, Okla.)

#1 IPFW, 4

#3 Oral Roberts, 2

#1 IPFW

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oVerall team reCorD: 10-13 SUmmIt leaGUe reCorD: 6-2

SInGleS reSUltS

overall Summit Dualname record record record no. 1 no. 2 no. 3 no. 4 no. 5 no. 6Jessica Ball 1-8 - 1-5 - - - - - 1-5

Laura Bouet 18-10 5-1 14-6 - 12-3 2-3 - - -

Eva Dalvai 11-14 3-2 10-9 9-8 1-1 - - - -

Holly Davis 6-5 3-0 6-5 - - - - - 6-5

Chelsea Horner 7-20 3-3 6-14 0-2 0-3 6-9 - - -

Suzan Lisenby 11-16 3-2 8-12 - - - 7-12 1-0 -

Jillian Yakominich 12-11 3-0 10-8 - - - 0-1 10-7 -

DoUBleS reSUltS

overall Summit Dualname record record record no. 1 no. 2 no. 3L. Bouet/E. Dalvai 0-7 - - - - -

S. Lisenby/J. Ball 0-4 - - - - -

C. Horner/J. Yakominich 1-4 - - - - -

E. Dalvai/C. Horner 9-9 2-1 9-9 9-9 - -

Ball/Lisenby 1-4 - 1-4 - 1-4 -

Bouet/Yakominich 1-4 - 1-4 - - 1-4

Bouet/Lisenby 10-7 6-1 10-7 - 10-7 -

Ball/Yakominich 9-6 5-2 9-6 - - 9-6

Yakominich/Davis 0-1 - 0-1 - - 0-1

2010 StatisticsUtSa 5, UmKC 2feb. 5, 2010 - Colorado Springs, Colo.

Singles resultsNo. 1 – Micaela Silva (UTSA) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-2, 6-1No. 2 – Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Mariel Mattezzolli (UTSA), 6-3, 6-2No. 3 – Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Caroline Dedering (UTSA), 6-1, 2-6, 6-1No. 4 – Vivian Carrillo (UTSA) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 4-6, 7-5, 6-3No. 5 – Kavya Menon (UTSA) def. Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 7-6 (0), 6-0No. 6 – Katie Ottenbreit (UTSA) def. Jessica Ball (UMKC), 6-4, 6-0

Doubles resultsNo. 1 – Silva/Carillo (UTSA) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-6No. 2 – Lisenby/Ball (UMKC) def. Dedering/Mattezolli (UTSA), 8-5No. 3 – Menon/Ottenbreit (UTSA) def. Yakominich/Bouet (UMKC), 8-1

air force 7, UmKC 0feb. 6, 2010 - Colorado Springs, Colo.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Christen Monreal (USAFA) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-0, 6-4No. 2 - Melissa Cecil (USAFA) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 7-5, 2-6, 10-8 (3)No. 3 - Hannah Dake (USAFA) def. Laura Bouet (UMKC), 6-4, 6-1No. 4 - Christine Molina (USAFA) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-1, 6-1No. 5 - Tahlia Smoke (USAFA) def. Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 6-1, 6-1No. 6 - Sarah Cassman (USAFA) def. Jessica Ball (UMKC), 6-1, 6-1

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dake /Cecil (USAFA) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-2No. 2 - Eromin/Chermel (USAFA) def. Lisenby/Ball (UMKC), 8-0No. 3 - Molina/Monreal (USAFA) def. Yakominich/Bouet (UMKC), 8-1

montana State 5, UmKC 2feb. 7, 2010 - Colorado Springs, Colo.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Charlotta Hjalmarrson (MSU), 7-5, 6-3No. 2 - Ali Griffin (MSU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 2-6, 6-4, 4-6No. 3 - Laura Villegas (MSU) def. Laura Bouet (UMKC), 6-4, 6-1No. 4 - Andrea De La Torre (MSU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 4-6, 6-1, 3-6No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Jennifer Coll (MSU), 0-6, 6-2, 10-6No. 6 - Lucy Fairbotham (MSU) def. Jessica Ball (UMKC), 1-6, 6-4, 10-7

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Villegas/ Hjalmarrson (MSU) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-5No. 2 - De La Torre /Coll (MSU) def. Lisenby/Ball (UMKC), 8-2No. 3 - Yakominich/Bouet (UMKC) def. Griffin/ Fairbotham (MSU), 8-5

Kansas 7, UmKC 0feb. 10, 2010 - lawrence, Kan.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Ekaterina Morozova (KU) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 6-3, 6-1No. 2 - Sara Lazarevic (KU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-2, 6-3No. 3 - Kunigunda Dorn (KU) def. Laura Bouet (UMKC), 3-6, 7-6(2), 10-4No. 4 - Maria Martinez (KU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-0, 6-1No. 5 - Erin Wilbert (KU) def. Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 6-0, 6-0No. 6 - Vika Khanevskaya (KU) def. Jessica Ball (UMKC), 6-2, 6-0

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Wilbert/Lazarevic (KU) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-3No. 2 - Morozova/Khanevskaya (KU) def. Lisenby/Ball (UMKC), 8-2No. 3 - Martinez/Dzuba (KU) def. Yakominich/Bouet (UMKC), 8-2

Creighton 5, UmKC 2feb. 12, 2010 - omaha, neb.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Tess Reddin (Creighton) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 6-4, 6-2No. 2 - Anna Kirshenbaum (Creighton) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-1, 6-3No. 3 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Lauren Mastro (Creighton), 6-1, 6-2No. 4 - Kelsey Schmidt (Creighton) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-3, 6-2No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Lindsey Erickson (Creighton), 6-3, 6-4No. 6 - Mary Pat McMullan (Creighton) def. Jessica Ball (UMKC), 6-2, 6-2

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Cadwallader/ Cadwallader (Creighton) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-6No. 2 - Schmidt/ Kirshenbaum (Creighton) def. Lisenby/Ball (UMKC), 8-3No. 3- Reddin/Erickson (Creighton) def. Yakominich/Bouet (UMKC), 8-6

UmKC 7, South Dakota 0feb. 13, 2010 - Kansas City, mo.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Marina Kiefer (South Dakota), 6-3, 6-0No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Brittney Smith (South Dakota), 6-1, 6-1No. 3 - Chelsea Horner (UMKC) def. Rijalda Zejnic (South Dakota), 6-0, 6-2No. 4 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Isabel Nunez (South Dakota), 6-2, 6-0No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Kelsi Foster (South Dakota), 6-0, 6-0No. 6 - Jessica Ball (UMKC) def. Janea Hagen (South Dakota), 6-2, 6-0

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) def. Kiefer/Nunez (South Dakota), 8-3No. 2 - Lisenby/Bouet (UMKC) def. Zejnic/Foster (South Dakota), 8-2No. 3 - Ball/Yakominich (UMKC) def. Smith/Hagen (South Dakota), 8-1

Drake 5, UmKC 2feb. 27, 2010 - Des moines, Iowa

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Manca Krizman (DU), 3-6, 6-3, 10-7No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Gabriela Demos (DU), 6-4, 6-0No. 3 - Ali Patterson (DU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-1, 6-2No. 4 - Jessica Aguilera (DU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-3, 6-0No. 5 - Jessica Labarte (DU) def. Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 6-3, 0-6, 6-3No. 6 - Earlynn Lauer (DU) def. Holly Davis (UMKC), 6-1, 6-0

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) def. Demos/Krizman (DU), 8-7 (5)No. 2 - Patterson/Labarte (DU) def. Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC), 8-6No. 3 - Aguilera/Aragon (DU) def. Jessica Ball/Yakominich (UMKC), 8-3

northern Iowa 4, UmKC 3february 28, 2010 - Cedar falls, Iowa

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Phoebe Walker (UNI) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 6-3, 6-4

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No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Laia Gonzalez-Garrido (UNI), 6-1, 6-1No. 3 - Sampada Kanade (UNI) def. Chelsea Horner, 6-4, 6-2No. 4 - Jessica Kunzelmann (UNI) def. Jillian Yakominich, 6-2, 6-2No. 5 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Stefannia Sampaio (UNI), 6-4, 6-2No. 6 - Holly Davis (UMKC) def. Katy Delagardelle (UNI), 6-3, 6-1

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) def. Gonzalez-Garrido/Jang-Stewart, 8-6No. 2 - Kanade/ Kunzelmann (UNI) def. Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC), 8-5No. 3 - Walker/Sampaio (UNI) def. Ball/Yakominich (UNI), 8-2

UmKC 5, ferris State 1march 9, 2010 - north Kansas City, mo.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Amy Ingle (FSU), 3-6, 6-2, 10-8No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Tiff Rheynard (FSU), 6-2, 6-4No. 3 - Tabitha Simpson (FSU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-3, 6-0No. 4 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Melissa Flowers (FSU), 7-5, 6-4No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Natalie Diorio (FSU), 7-6, 6-1No. 6 - Holly Davis (UMKC) vs. Daniela Dimas (FSU), 6-3, 2-3, (DNF)

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) def. Ingle/Rheynard (FSU), 8-5No. 2 - Lisenby/Bouet (UMKC) def. Diorio/Coleman (FSU), 8-0No. 3 - Ball/Yakominich (UMKC) def. Flowers/Dimas (FSU), 8-6

UmKC 7, Semo 0march 15, 2010 – Westwood, Kan.

Singles resultsNo. 1 – Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Nikole Novikova (SEMO), 7-6 (1), 4-6, 10-2No. 2 – Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Alyce Kelly (SEMO), 6-1, 6-0No. 3 – Chelsea Horner (UMKC) def. Elise Nattier (SEMO), 6-0, 6-1No. 4 – Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Ashton Hartley (SEMO), 6-2, 6-0No. 5 – Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Diana Donoslovic (SEMO), 3-6, 6-3, 10-8No. 6 – Holly Davis (UMKC) def. Sarah Pettigrew (SEMO), 6-1, 6-0

Doubles resultsNo. 1 – Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) def. Novikova/Laura Garcia (SEMO), 8-1No. 2 – Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC) def. Kelly/Nattier (SEMO), 8-4No. 3 – Jessica Ball/Yakominich (UMKC) def. Hartley/Donoslovic (SEMO), 8-7 (6)

oral roberts 4, UmKC 1march 18, 2010 - las Vegas, nev.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Lina Semenova (ORU) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 6-3, 6-1No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Kristin Gray (ORU), 6-2, 6-2No. 3 - Tayler Pippin (ORU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-4, 6-2No. 4 - Ana Costa (ORU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-2, 6-3No. 5 - Ekaterina Kondrashova (ORU) led Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 6-1, 2-2, (DNF)No. 6 - Tori Dollar (ORU) led Holly Davis (UMKC), 6-2, 3-1, (DNF)

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Semenova and Pippin (ORU) vs. Dalvai and Horner (UMKC), 5-5, (DNF)No. 2 - Gray and Costa (ORU) def. Bouet and Lisenby (UMKC), 8-3No. 3 - Kondrashova and Dollar (ORU) def. Yakominich and Ball (UMKC), 8-2

UmKC 4, Southern Utah 2march 18, 2010 - las Vegas, nev.

Singles results

No. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) led Ksusha Nazarova (SUU), 3-6, 6-4, 4-3, (DNF)No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Olga Tatarchenko (SUU), 6-1, 2-6, 7-5No. 3 - Kirrily Burden ( SUU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 7-5, 6-2No. 4 - Carmen Blanco (SUU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-1, 7-6(5)No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Kristi Latteier (SUU), 6-1, 6-0No. 6 - Holly Davis (UMKC) def. Mandie Divino (SUU), 6-2, 6-0

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai and Horner (UMKC) led Nazarova and Tatarchenko (SUU), 5-4, (DNF)No. 2 - Lisenby and Bouet (UMKC ) def. Burden and Blanco (SUU), 8-4No. 3 - Ball and Yakominich (UMKC) def. Latteier and Divino (SUU), 8-3

UmKC 4, Western Illinois 0march 19, 2010 - las Vegas, nev.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Marcela Brandao (WIU), 6-1, 6-2No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Jill Furlong (WIU), 6-4, 6-1No. 3 - Stephanie Baumer (WIU) led Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-4, 3-3, (DNF)No. 4 - Amy Unzicker (WIU) led Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 5-7, 6-2, 5-3, (DNF)No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Kate Kennedy (WIU), 6-1, 6-2No. 6 - Yona Meinert (WIU) led Holly Davis (UMKC), 4-3, (DNF)

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai and Horner (UMKC) led Kennedy and Baumer (WIU), 7-0, (DNF)No. 2 - Bouet and Lisenby (UMKC) def. Brandao and Meinert (WIU), 8-1No. 3 - Yakominich and Ball (UMKC) def. Furlong and Unzicker (WIU), 8-1

UmKC 5, Centenary 0march 20, 2010 – las Vegas, nev.

Singles resultsNo. 1 – Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Isadora Bickham (CC), 6-3, 6-2No. 2 – Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Holden Penny (CC), 6-0, 6-0No. 3 – Chelsea Horner (UMKC) def. Catlin Orshel (CC), 6-0, 6-0No. 4 – Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) led Polly Henderson (CC), 1-0, (DNF)No. 5 – Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) vs. Alexis Smith (CC), (DNS)No. 6 – Holly Davis (UMKC) win by default (unopposed)

Doubles resultsNo. 1 – Dalvai and Horner (UMKC) def. Bickham and Penney (CC), 8-2No. 2 – Bouet and Lisenby (UMKC) def. Henderson and Orshell (CC), 8-0No. 3 – Yakominich and Ball (UMKC) win by default (unopposed)

Saint louis 7, UmKC 0march 23, 2010 - St. louis, mo.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Hailee Elmore (SLU) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 6-0, 6-2No. 2 - Casey Miller (SLU) def. Laura Bouet (UMKC), 6-2, 6-4No. 3 - Jenny Nalepa (SLU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-0, 6-0No. 4 - Mia Elmore (SLU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-2, 6-0No. 5 - Kasia Tomalak (SLU) def. Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 6-0, 6-2No. 6 - Caitlin McKenna (SLU) def. Holly Davis (UMKC), 6-0, 6-3

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) def. Miller/Nalepa (SLU), 8-4No. 2 - Hailee Elmore/Tomalak (SLU) def. Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC), 8-5No. 3 - Mia Elmore/McKenna (SLU) def. Yakominich/Davis (UMKC), 8-5

Jacksonville 6, UmKC 1march 30, 2010 - Jacksonville, fla.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Tatiana Soldatova (JU) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 6-4, 6-2No. 2 - Eve Castaing (JU) def. Laura Bouet (UMKC), 6-2, 6-0No. 3 - Iva Jaresova (JU) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-2, 6-2No. 4 - Virginia Iwinski (JU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 7-5, 6-2No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Veronique Spencer (JU), 3-6, 6-4, 10-5No. 6 - Fernanda Carrero (JU) def. Holly Davis (UMKC), 7-5, 6-2

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Soldatova/Jaresova (JU) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-5No. 2 - Castaing/Carrero (JU) def. Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC), 8-1No. 3 - Spencer/Londono (JU) def. Yakominich/Ball (UMKC), 6-5, (DNF)

Bethune-Cookman 4, UmKC 3march 31, 2010 - orlando, fla.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Katarina Szaboova (BC), 6-3, 2-6, 6-3No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Shereen Peterson-Paul (BC), 6-3,6-3No. 3 - Stacey Lopez (BC) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-4, 6-1No. 4 - Eva Hankova (BC) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 6-4, 3-6, 6-0No. 5 - Valeshia Kendrick (BC) def. Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 6-4, 6-4No. 6 - Holly Davis (UMKC) def. Jeneice Ward (BC), 6-2, 6-3

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) def. Szaboova/Lopez (BC), 8-2No. 2 - Hankova/Peterson-Paul(BC) def. Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC), 8-6No. 3 - Kendrick/Ward (BC) def. Ball/Yakominich (UMKC), 8-4

UmKC 5, albany 2april 1, 2010 - orlando, fla.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Livia Gherman (UA) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 4-6, 6-4, 12-10No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Laine Mackey (UA), 6-0, 5-7, 6-0No. 3 - Chelsea Horner (UMKC) def. Susan Ma (UA), 6-4, 6-3No. 4 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Caitlin Crowley (UA), 6-1, 6-2No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Aubrey Brooks (UA), 6-1, 6-1No. 6 - Sarah Iannone (UA) def. Holly Davis (UMKC), 6-3, 6-3

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Gherman/Mackey (UA) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-4No. 2 - Lisenby/Bouet (UMKC) def. Ma/Crowley (UA), 8-5No. 3 - Yakominich/Jessica Ball (UMKC) def. Brooks/Iannone (UA), 9-7

IPfW 4, UmKC 0april 15, 2010 - las Vegas, nev.

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Amy Recht (IPFW) def. Eva Dalvai (UMKC), 6-0, 6-3No. 2 - Ingrid Ballus (IPFW) def. Laura Bouet (UMKC), 6-2, 6-0No. 3 - Raquel Vescovi (IPFW) def. Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 4-6,6-0, 6-0No. 4 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) led Katie Brien (IPFW), 7-5, 4-6, 2-1, (DNF)No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) led Alex Forsyth (IPFW), 3-0, (DNF)No. 6 - Yuka Kobayashi (IPFW) vs. Holly Davis (UMKC), (DNS)

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Ballus and Recht (IPFW) def. Dalvai and Horner (UMKC), 8-0No. 2 - Bouet and Lisenby (UMKC) led Forsyth and Brien (IPFW), 7-6, (DNF)No. 3 - Kobayashi and Vescovi (IPFW) def. Yakominich and Ball (UMKC), 8-5

UmKC 4, oakland 0las Vegas, nev. -- april 16, 2010

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) def. Karen Karoub (OU), 6-4, 6-3No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) led Caitlin Young (OU), 6-2, 6-4No. 3 - Chelsea Horner (UMKC) def. Jackie Dinicu (OU), 6-2, 6-1No. 4 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Gabrielle Gogas (OU), 6-0, 7-5No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) led Amanda Pettey (OU), 3-0, (DNF)No. 6 - Holly Davis (UMKC) vs. Caryn Shermetaro (OU), (DNS)

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) led Karen Karoub/Young (OU), 5-4, (DNF)No. 2 - Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC) def. Gogas/Pettey, (OU), 10-8No. 3 - Yakominich/Ball (UMKC) def. Dinicu/Shermetaro (OU), 8-1

UmKC 4, IUPUI 0las Vegas, nev. -- april 16, 2010

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai UMKC) vs. Hunter Bullock (IUPUI), 3-6, 5-1, (DNF)No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) def. Alisha Cummings (IUPUI), 6-0, 6-0No. 3 - Chelsea Horner (UMKC) def. Shelby Hullett (IUPUI), 6-2, 6-1No. 4 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Ashley Haskett (IUPUI), 6-0, 6-0No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) led Janet Seng (IUPUI), 5-1, (DNF)No. 6 - Holly Davis (UMKC) vs. Jesika Buys (IUPUI), (DNS)

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Dalvai/Horner (UMKC) vs. Bulloch/Hullett (IUPUI), 7-7, (DNF)No. 2 - Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC) def. Buys/Maryfield (IUPUI), 8-2No. 3 -Yakominich/Ball (UMKC) def. Seng/Cummings (IUPUI), 8-4

UmKC 4, SouthDakota State 0las Vegas, nev. -- april 17, 2010

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) led Bryna Nasenbeny (SDSU), 6-0, 1-2, (DNF)No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) led Brittany Goeden (SDSU), 3-0, (DNF)No. 3 - Chelsea Horner (UMKC) led Caitlin Brannen (SDSU), 2-0, (DNF)No. 4 - Suzan Lisenby (UMKC) def. Megan McDougall (SDSU), 6-2, 3-6, 7-5No. 5 - Jillian Yakominich (UMKC) def. Carrie Jansen (SDSU), 7-5, 6-2No. 6 - Holly Davis (UMKC) def. Nellie Bloomberg (SDSU), 6-4, 6-1

Doubles resultsNo. 1 -Dalvai and Horner (UMKC) def. Nasenbeny and Goeden (SDSU), 8-0No. 2 - Bouet and Lisenby (UMKC) def. Jansen and Bloomberg (SDSU), 8-2No. 3 -Yakominich and Ball (UMKC) led Katie Elifson and MollyJohnson (SDSU), 5-3, (DNF)

oral roberts 4, UmKC 02010 Summit League Championship - Semifinal #2tulsa, okla. -- april 23, 2010

Singles resultsNo. 1 - Eva Dalvai (UMKC) led Lena Semenova (ORU), 6-2, 3-4, (DNF)No. 2 - Laura Bouet (UMKC) led Kristin Gray (ORU), 6-4, 5-2, (DNF)No. 3 - Tayler Pippin (ORU) led Chelsea Horner (UMKC), 6-0, 5-5, (DNF)No. 4 - Ana Costa (ORU) def. Suzan Lisenby (UMKC), 7-5, 6-2No. 5 - Ekaterina Kondrashova (ORU) def. Jillian Yakominich (UMKC), 6-2, 6-1No. 6 - Tori Dollar (ORU) def. Holly Davis (UMKC), 6-1, 6-2

Doubles resultsNo. 1 - Semenova/Pippin (ORU) def. Dalvai/Horner (UMKC), 8-3No. 2 - Gray/Costa (ORU) def. Bouet/Lisenby (UMKC), 8-5No. 3 - Dollar/Kondrashova (ORU) def. Yakominich/Ball (UMKC), 8-5

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Singles Wins, Season

Player (Year) Pos. record1. laura Bouet (09-10) 2-3 18-102. Jillian Yakominich (09-10) 4-5 12-103. eva Dalvai (09-10) 1-2 11-14 Suzan lisenby (09-10) 4-5 11-155. Anne Lewis (87-88) 1 10-26. Manju Subramanian (91-92) 1 9-3 Yelena Podorozhansky (99-00) 2 9-88. Suzanne Hoover (90-91) 2-3 8-5 Piti Munita (91-92) 2-5 8-7 Erin Rosenberg (99-00) 1 8-8

Singles Wins, Career

Player (Year) Pos. record1. Manju Subramanian (91-95) 1 27-172. Jillian Yakominich (08-pres.) 4-6 23-283. Yelena Podorozhansky (99-03) 1-2 21-254. laura Bouet (09-pres.) 2-3 20-145. Erin Rosenberg (99-03) 1 19-216. Chelsea Horner (07-pres.) 1-4 16-527. Piti Munita (90-92) 2-5 15-138. Holly Davis (06-10) 3, 5-6 14-289. Emily MacQuaid (96-00) 3-6 13-37 eva Dalvai (2009-pres.) 1-2 13-18 Suzan lisenby (2009-pres.) 4-5 13-19

Career Singles Winning Percentage (min. of 20 wins)

Player (Year) Pos. record Pct.1. Manju Subramanian (91-95) 1 27-17 .6142. laura Bouet (2009-pres.) 2-3 20-14 .5883. Yelena Podorozhansky (99-03) 2 21-25 .4574. Jillian Yakominich (08-pres.) 4-6 23-28 .451

top-five Winningest Seasons, Dual Singles

no. 1 Player (Year) record1. Anne Lewis (1988) 10-22. Manju Subramanian (1992) 9-3 eva Dalvai (2010) 9-84. Erin Rosenberg (2000) 8-85. Manju Subramanian (1995) 7-6

ATHLETIC HONORS

Year-by-Year League Tournament Summary1995 8th1996 7th1997 6th1998 4th1999 n/a2000 5th2001 n/a2002 n/a2003 n/a2004 n/a2005 n/a2006 n/a2007 n/a2008 n/a2009 n/a2010 3rd

First Team all-League Selections1995 *Manju Subramanian2000 Erin Rosenberg2001 Erin Rosenberg2002 Erin Rosenberg2003 Erin Rosenberg2008 Emily Lindsay2010 *Laura Bouet *Eva Dalvai *Jillian Yakominich

* No first/second team distinction

Second Team all-League Selection1996 Kala Subramanian1998 Kala Subramanian2000 Yelena Podorozhansky2001 Yelena Podorozhansky2009 Emily Lindsay Katherine Rist

ACADEMIC HONORS

The Arthur Ashe, Jr., Sports Scholar Award2002 Deepa Mangalat

ITA all-Academic Team Selections200820092010

ITA Scholar Athlete2008 Caitlin Burke Megan Titus2009 Caitlin Burke Jillian Yakominich2010 Chelsea Horner Suzan Lisenby

Academic all-League 1997 Shalini Bhat Stacey Kuhn Shadie Majidi Latha Sivaprasad Kala Subramanian1998 Rebecca Klontz Emily MacQuaid Shadie Majidi Kala Subramanian1999 Deepa Mangalat Heeral Shah Jennifer DeCastro Emily MacQuaid Lisa Siebke Kala Subramanian2000 Jennifer DeCastro Erica El-Annan Rebecca Klontz Emily MacQuaid Deepa Mangalat Heeral Shah2001 Deepa Mangalat Yelena Podorozhansky Erin Rosenberg Heeral Shah2002 Emily Danielson Deepa Mangalat Yelena Podorozhansky Erin Rosenberg Heeral Shah2003 Yelena Podorozhansky Erin Rosenberg2004 Molly Boyd Anna Grodzinsky2005 Sarena Apte Molli Boyd Anna Grodzinsky Brandi Wadley2006 Nicole Kofron2007 Caitlin Burke Holly Davis Nicole Kofron Akshara Reddy

Elaine Suba2008 Caitlin Burke Holly Davis Chelsea Horner Nicole Kofron Emily Lindsay Akshara Reddy Katie Rice Megan Titus2009 Jessica Ball Caitlin Burke Chelsea Horner Emily Lindsay Jillian Yakominich2010 Jessica Ball Laura Bouet Eva Dalvai Chelsea Horner Suzan Lisenby Jillian Yakominich

Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence

2007 Akshara Reddy2008 Caitlin Burke Holly Davis Nicole Kofron Akshara Reddy2009 Caitlin Burke Holly Davis Chelsea Horner2010 Jessica Ball Holly Davis Chelsea Horner Jillian Yakominich

Honor Roll

Yelena Podorozhansky

UMKC Record Book

Laura Bouet

Suzan Lisenby

Holly Davis

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Jessica Ball

Chelsea Horner

Jillian Yakominich

Eva Dalvai

Emily Lindsay

no. 2 Player (Year) record1. laura Bouet (2010) 12-3 2. Yelena Podorozhansky (2000) 9-83. Suzanne Hoover (1991) 8-44. Jennifer Trainer (1988) 6-65. Yelena Podorozhansky (2001) 4-3 Yelena Podorozhansky (2002) 4-8

no. 3 Player (Year) record1. Deepa Mangalat (2000) 6-11 Chelsea Horner (2010) 6-93. Sharon Rencus (1991) 5-44. Chelsea Horner (2009) 4-85. Shilpa Amin (1990) 3-7 Silvinia Munita (1992) 3-7 Rebecca Klontz (1999) 3-8 Erica El-Annan (2001) 3-7 Holly Davis (2007) 3-12

no. 4 Player (Year) record1. Suzan lisenby (2010) 7-112. Jennifer Bailey 5-43. Deepa Mangalat (2002) 4-7 Nicole Kofron (2007) 4-115. Shilpa Amin (1991) 3-4 Shadie Majidi (1998) 3-2

no. 5Player (Year) record1. Jillian Yakominich (2010) 10-62. Piti Munita (1991) 4-2 Piti Munita (1992) 4-1 Holly Davis (2008) 4-85. Sereeta Singh (1988) 3-2 Liz Mikola (1990) 3-1 Shalini Bhat (1996) 3-9 Emily MacQuaid (1998) 3-3 Jillian Yakominich (2009) 3-7

no. 6Player (Year) record1. Holly Davis (2010) 6-42. Emily MacQuaid (2000) 5-93. Erica Danielson (2002) 4-34. Suzanne Newman (1992) 3-0 Stacey Kuhn (1994) 3-5

Doubles Wins, Season

Player (Year) Pos. record1. Jillian Yakominich (09-10) 3 11-14 Suzan lisenby (09-10) 2 11-14 laura Bouet (09-10) 2-3 11-174. Jennifer Trainer (87-88) 1 10-3 Chelsea Horner (09-10) 1 10-12 Jessica Ball (09-10) 2-3 10-137. eva Dalvai (09-10) 1 9-168. Manju Subramanian (91-92) 1 8-29. Silvinia Munita (91-92) 1-2 7-6 Erin Rosenberg (99-00) 1 7-8 Yelena Podorozhansky (99-00) 1 7-8 Jillian Yakominich (08-09) 2-3 7-11

Doubles Wins, Career

Player (Year) Pos. record1. Jillian Yakominich (08-pres.) 3 21-292. Chelsea Horner (07-pre.) 1 18-393. Manju Subramanian (91-95) 1-2 17-254. Yelena Podorozhansky (99-03) 1-2 16-165. Rebecca Klontz (96-00) 1-3 14-36 Erin Rosenberg (99-03) 1 14-16 Jessica Ball (08-pres.) 2-3 14-30 Suzan lisenby (09-pres.) 2 14-17 laura Bouet (09-pres.) 2-3 14-228. Piti Munita (90-92) 1-3 12-14 Deepa Mangalat (98-02) 1-3 12-26

top-five Winningest Seasons, Dual Doubles

no. 1Players (Year) record1. A. Lewis/J. Trainer (1988) 10-22. e. Dalvai/C. Horner (2010) 9-83. E. Rosenberg/Y. Podorozhansky (2000) 7-84. S. Rencus/S. Amin (1991) 4-4 M. Subramanian/S. Munita (1992) 4-0 Emily Lindsay/C. Horner (2009) 4-10

no. 2 Players (Year) record1. l. Bouet/S. lisenby (2010) 9-6 2. S. Hoover/P. Munita (1991) 4-43. E. Danielson/Y. Podorozhansky (2002) 3-5 R. Klontz/E. MacQuaid (1997) 3-85. P. Munita/Mamta Reddy (1991) 2-2 Angela Blair/L. Mikola (1991) 2-0 Nicci Craven/Piti Munita (1992) 2-2 M. Subramanian/M. Reddy (1993) 2-0 Chris Black/S. Majidi (1995) 2-4 Katherine Rist/J. Ball (2009) 2-7 Daniela Amelunge/J. Yakominich (2009) 2-4

no. 3 Players (Year) record1. J. Ball/J. Yakominich (2010) 9-52. E. El-Annan/D. Mangalat (2002) 4-3 Daniela Amelunge/J. Yakominich (2009) 4-34. Cindy Chu/S. Newman (1992) 3-0 E. MacQuaid/Jennifer de Castro (1998) 3-1

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1 9 8 7 - 8 8 ( 2 - 1 0 )3/24 Culver Stockton L, 3-63/24 NE Missouri State L, 2-73/24 William Jewell L, 1-83/25 Missouri-St. Louis W, 5-43/25 Missouri Western W, 7-23/26 Missouri L, 1-83/26 Baker L, 4-53/30 at NW Missouri State L, 1-8 Johnson County CC L, 4-5 William Jewell L, 4-5 Lincoln L, 3-6 Southwest Baptist L, 1-5

1 9 8 8 - 8 9No records on file

1 9 8 9 - 9 0 ( 4 - 9 )3/8 Baker L, 0-93/20 Missouri Western W, 8-13/22 William Woods L, 1-83/26 Central Missouri State W, 6-33/27 William Jewell L, 2-73/29 NW Missouri State L, 1-83/31 at Missouri L, 0-93/31 vs. NE Missouri State L, 1-54/1 vs. Creighton L, 0-94/6 Missouri Southern W, 5-44/11 at Baker L, 0-94/23 Central Missouri State W, 5-44/28 Drury L, 1-8

1 9 9 0 - 9 1 ( 5 - 1 1 )10/19 at Central Missouri St L, 4-53/6 at Baker L, 0-93/15 at Central Missouri St W, 6-33/22 at William Woods L, 1-83/23 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan L, 3-63/23 vs. South Dakota W, 9-03/29 at NW Missouri State L, 1-83/30 vs. Northern Iowa L, 0-94/1 Graceland W, 9-04/6 vs. Missouri L, 3-64/6 vs. NE Missouri State L, 2-54/7 vs. SW Missouri State L, 2-74/20 Missouri Southern L, 0-94/23 Johnson County CC W, 8-14/24 Missouri Western W, 7-24/29 Baker L, 0-9

1 9 9 1 - 9 2 ( 8 - 6 )9/17 at Missouri L, 2-79/28 at Creighton L, 0-810/18 at Drury L, 3-610/19 at Southwest Baptist W, 6-33/17 Missouri Western State W, 5-03/27 at Baker W, 5-44/1 vs. Westminster W, 5-44/1 vs. Creighton L, 0-94/6 Drury W, 5-44/10 at Missouri Southern W, 5-44/11 vs. Oral Roberts W, 5-44/11 vs. NE Oklahoma W, 7-24/15 Missouri Western L, 0-94/17 at SW Missouri State L, 2-7

1 9 9 2 - 9 3 ( 1 - 1 2 )9/20 at Creighton L, 0-910/9 at Missouri L, 3-610/11 at Baker W, 5-410/17 at Missouri L, 0-910/23 SW Missouri State L, 0-912/3 at Saint Louis L, 4-53/17 at SE Missouri State L, 2-73/17 at SE Missouri State L, 0-53/21 at Oral Roberts L, 1-53/27 at Missouri L, 2-73/27 vs. Saint Louis L, 2-74/6 at Washburn L, 1-84/17 at SW Missouri State L, 0-9

1 9 9 3 - 9 4 ( 1 - 1 0 )10/2 at Creighton L, 1-810/7 at Saint Louis L, 2-710/8 at SE Missouri State L, 2-710/9 at Missouri L, 4-53/5 vs. Appalachian State L, 2-73/6 vs. Evansville L, 0-93/7 vs. Austin Peay L, 1-63/8 vs. Detroit W, 5-43/9 vs. Indiana State L, 0-94/8 vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-94/20 at Missouri L, 2-7

1 9 9 4 - 9 5 ( 2 - 1 2 )9/28 at Missouri L, 4-510/2 vs. Colorado State L, 0-910/2 at Creighton L, 0-910/14 at Saint Louis L, 2-710/15 vs. Western Kentucky L, 3-610/15 vs. Oral Roberts L, 1-81/21 at Kansas State L, 0-94/8 at Missouri L, 3-64/8 at Missouri W, 5-44/15 vs. Eastern Illinois L, 0-84/15 at Western Illinois L, 1-84/22 &vs. NE Illinois W, 5-04/22 &vs. Troy State L, 0-54/23 &vs. Chicago State L, 0-5

& Mid-Con Championships (Youngstown, Ohio)

1 9 9 5 - 9 6 ( 3 - 1 3 )9/22 Oral Roberts L, 0-99/29 Northern Iowa L, 3-610/6 Colorado State L, 0-910/7 Saint Louis L, 1-810/8 Creighton L, 0-93/1 vs. SE Missouri State L, 0-93/2 vs. Bradley L, 0-93/2 at Saint Louis L, 0-94/12 at Oral Roberts L, 0-54/13 vs. Indiana State L, 0-64/20 at Chicago State W, 5-14/20 vs. Valparaiso L, 1-54/26 &Northeastern Illinois W, 5-14/26 &Central Connecticut St. L, 0-54/27 &Buffalo L, 0-54/28 &Youngstown State W, 5-2

& Mid-Con Championships (New Britain, Conn.)

1 9 9 6 - 9 7 ( 2 - 1 6 )9/20 vs. Northern Iowa L, 0-79/20 vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-79/21 vs. Chicago State L, 2-59/21 vs. Colorado State L, 0-79/22 at Creighton L, 0-610/4 at Saint Louis L, 0-710/4 vs. Chicago State L, 3-410/5 vs. Northern Illinois L, 0-710/12 Wyoming L, 0-710/12 Missouri L, 1-63/9 vs. UNC-Wilmington L, 1-63/10 vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-73/11 vs. George Mason L, 0-73/12 vs. Delaware State W, 6-14/17 Western Illinois L, 0-74/18 &Troy State L, 0-44/18 &Youngstown State W, 4-24/19 &Buffalo L, 3-4

& Mid-Con Championships (Kansas City, Mo.)

1 9 9 7 - 9 8 ( 6 - 7 )10/4 at Creighton L, 0-710/4 at Creighton L, 0-610/10 at Chicago State W, 7-010/10 vs. NE Illinois W, 7-010/16 at Missouri L, 1-63/1 vs. Detroit Mercy W, 5-43/2 vs. LaSalle W, 4-34/9 Southern Utah W, 4-34/10 Western Illinois L, 0-74/10 Oral Roberts L, 0-74/24 &vs. Valparaiso W, 4-24/24 &vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-54/25 &vs. Youngstown State L, 0-4

1 9 9 8 - 9 9 ( 3 - 9 , 2 - 5 )10/1 Southern Utah L, 2-710/1 Creighton L, 1-510/3 Chicago State W, 6-32/12 ^vs. IUPUI L, 1-42/13 at Oral Roberts L, 0-43/26 ^vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-53/26 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 1-43/27 vs. Utah State L, 0-54/8 ^vs. Chicago State W, 4-24/9 ^vs. Valparaiso W, 4-34/10 ^vs. Western Illinois L, 0-64/10 ^vs. Youngstown State L, 0-4

^ - indicates Mid-Con match

1 9 9 9 - 0 0 ( 5 - 1 2 , 3 - 5 )10/2 at Creighton L, 1-82/19 ât IUPUI W, 6-3

2/20 ^vs. Valparaiso W, 5-43/9 vs. Evansville L, 0-93/10 vs. UNC-Wilmington L, 0-93/11 vs. Western Illinois L, 2-73/12 vs. Bucknell L, 1-83/24 ^vs. Chicago State W, 7-03/25 ^vs. Oakland L, 2-43/25 ^vs. Youngstown State L, 3-43/26 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 2-43/27 vs. Utah State L, 0-74/15 Ôral Roberts L, 0-74/16 ^Western Illinois L, 2-74/28 &vs. Southern Utah L, 3-44/28 &vs. Valparaiso W, 4-14/29 &vs. Oakland W, 4-2

^ - indicates Mid-Con match& - Mid-Con Championships (Tulsa, Okla.)

2 0 0 0 - 0 1 ( 3 - 7 , 1 - 6 )3/23 ÎUPUI L, 1-63/23 ^Chicago State W, 6-03/24 ^Valparaiso L, 0-43/31 vs. Western Kentucky L, 1-43/31 at SE Missouri State W, 4-14/7 ^vs. Youngstown State L, 1-54/13 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 0-54/13 at Chicago State W, 4-04/14 ^vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-54/14 ^vs. Western Illinois L, 0-4

2 0 0 1 - 0 2 ( 3 - 7 , 2 - 5 )4/3 Creighton L, 0-74/4 SE Missouri State W, 5-24/5 ^Chicago State W, 5-24/5 Ôakland W, 7-04/5 Oral Roberts L, 0-44/6 ^Western Illinois L, 2-54/18 ^vs. IUPUI L, 0-74/18 ^vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-44/19 ât Southern Utah L, 1-64/19 ^vs. Valparaiso L, 1-6


2 0 0 2 - 0 3 ( 2 - 6 , 1 - 6 )3/28 ^vs. Oakland W, 4-13/28 ât Oral Roberts L, 0-43/29 ^vs. Chicago State L, 3-43/29 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 1-54/3 at Oakland W, 4-24/4 ^vs. Western Illinois L, 0-64/4 ^vs. Valparaiso L, 0-44/5 ^vs. IUPUI L, 0-5


2 0 0 3 - 0 4 ( 0 - 9 , 0 - 8 )3/20 at Creighton L, 0-74/2 ^Centenary L, 0-74/2 ^Southern Utah L, 0-74/3 Ôral Roberts L, 0-74/3 ^Western Illinois L, 2-54/4 ÎUPUI L, 0-74/15 ^vs. Chicago State L, 1-64/15 ^vs. Valparaiso L, 0-74/16 ^vs. Oakland L, 1-6


2 0 0 4 - 0 5 ( 0 - 1 1 , 0 - 8 )3/12 at Wichita State L, 0-73/18 at Creighton L, 0-73/26 vs. Northern Iowa L, 0-73/31 ^vs. Chicago State L, 0-73/31 ^vs. Valparaiso L, 0-74/1 ^vs. Oakland L, 0-74/2 ât IUPUI L, 1-64/2 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 1-64/15 ^vs. Western Illinois L, 1-64/16 ^vs. Centenary L, 3-44/17 ât Oral Roberts L, 0-4


2 0 0 5 - 0 6 ( 0 - 1 3 , 0 - 8 )2/10 at Wichita State L, 0-72/18 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee L, 0-72/25 Creighton L, 0-73/11 at Saint Louis L, 0-63/25 at Kansas L, 0-74/13 ^vs. Oakland L, 0-44/13 ât Western Illinois L, 0-74/14 ^vs. Oral Roberts L, 0-44/21 ât Chicago State L, 3-4

4/21 ^vs. IUPUI L, 0-64/22 ^vs. Centenary L, 0-74/22 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 0-74/23 ^vs. Valparaiso L, 0-5


2 0 0 6 - 0 7 ( 0 - 1 5 , 0 - 7 )2/1 at Creighton L, 0-73/9 South Dakota L, 2-53/11 at Drake L, 0-73/16 vs. Idaho L, 0-73/17 at SE Missouri State L, 0-73/22 Northern Iowa L, 0-73/23 South Dakota State L, 2-53/24 Saint Louis L, 0-63/30 ^Western Illinois L, 2-53/31 ^Southern Utah L, 0-73/31 Ôral Roberts L, 0-74/1 ^Centenary L, 2-54/13 ât Oakland L, 0-74/13 ^vs. IUPUI L, 0-74/14 ^vs. Valparaiso L, 0-7


2 0 0 7 - 0 8 ( 3 - 1 2 , 3 - 5 )2/1 at Missouri L, 0-72/2 at Northern Iowa L, 0-72/16 at Kansas L, 0-73/8 at Drake L, 0-73/8 vs. Gustavus Adolphus L, 0-73/12 at Saint Louis L, 0-73/15 at Creighton L, 1-63/20 ^vs. Centenary W, 6-13/20 ^vs. Western Illinois L, 0-43/21 ât Oral Roberts L, 0-44/4 ^vs. Oakland L, 1-44/4 ^vs. IPFW L, 1-44/5 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 0-54/6 ât IUPUI W, 4-34/6 ^vs. South Dakota State W, 4-0

^ indicates Summit League match

2 0 0 8 - 0 9 ( 5 - 1 3 , 4 - 4 )1/30 vs. UTEP L, 0-72/1 at Northern Iowa L, 0-72/5 at North Florida L, 0-72/6 vs. Florida A&M L, 1-62/14 vs. Drake L, 0-73/1 at Kansas L, 0-73/8 at Iowa State L, 1-63/27 at Creighton L, 2-53/28 vs. South Dakota W, 7-04/3 ^vs. IPFW L, 0-44/3 ^vs. Western Illinois L, 3-44/4 ^vs. Southern Utah L, 1-44/5 ^vs. IUPUI W, 5-04/11 vs. Tulane L, 0-7 4/17 ^vs. Oral Roberts L, 1-44/18 ^vs. Centenary W, 4-04/18 ^vs. Oakland W, 4-34/19 ^vs. South Dakota State W, 4-0

^ indicates Summit League match

2 0 0 9 - 1 0 ( 1 0 - 1 3 , 6 - 2 )2/5 vs. UTSA L, 2-52/6 at Air Force L, 0-72/7 vs. Montana State L, 2-52/10 at Kansas L, 0-72/12 at Creighton L, 2-52/13 South Dakota W, 7-02/27 at Drake L, 2-52/28 at Northern Iowa L, 3-43/9 Ferris State W, 5-13/15 Southeast Missouri State W, 7-03/18 ^vs. Oral Roberts L, 1-43/18 ^vs. Southern Utah W, 4-23/19 ^vs. Western Illinois W, 4-03/20 ^vs. Centenary W, 5-03/23 at Saint Louis L, 0-73/30 at Jacksonville L, 1-63/31 at Bethune-Cookman L, 3-44/1 vs. Albany W, 5-24/15 ^vs. IPFW L, 0-44/16 ^vs. Oakland W, 4-04/16 ^vs. IUPUI W, 4-04/17 ^vs. South Dakota State W, 4-04/23 & at Oral Roberts L, 0-4

^ indicates Summit League match& - Summit League Championship (Tulsa, Okla.)

All-Time ResultsAir Force (0-1)2/6/10 (A) L, 0-7

Albany (1-0)4/1/10 (N) W, 5-2

Appalachian State (0-1)3/5/94 (N) L, 2-7

Austin Peay (0-1)3/7/94 (N) L, 1-6

Baker (2-5)3/26/88 (H) L, 4-53/8/90 (H) L, 0-94/11/90 (A) L, 0-93/6/91 (A) L, 0-94/29/91 (H) L, 0-93/27/92 (A) W, 5-410/11/92 (H) W, 5-4

Bethune-Cookman (0-1)3/31/10 (A) L, 3-4

Bradley (0-1)3/2/96 (N) L, 0-9

Bucknell (0-1)3/12/00 (N) L, 1-8

Buffalo (0-2)4/27/96 (N) L, 0-54/19/97 (H) L, 3-4

Centenary (3-4)4/2/04 (H) L, 0-74/16/05 (N) L, 3-44/22/06 (N) L, 0-74/1/07 (H) L, 2-53/20/08 (N) W, 6-14/18/09 (N) W, 4-03/20/10 (N) W, 5-0

Cent. Conn. St. (0-1)4/26/96 (H) L, 0-5

Central Missouri St.(3-1)3/26/90 (H) W, 6-34/23/90 (H) W, 5-410/19/90 (A) L, 4-53/15/91 (A) W, 6-3

Chicago State (8-7)4/23/95 (N) L, 0-54/20/96 (A) W, 5-19/21/96 (N) L, 2-510/4/96 (N) L, 3-410/10/97 (A) W, 7-010/3/98 (A) W, 6-34/8/99 (N) W, 4-23/24/00 (N) W, 7-03/23/01 (H) W, 6-04/13/01 (A) W, 4-04/5/02 (H) W, 5-23/29/03 (N) L, 3-44/15/04 (N) L, 1-63/31/05 (N) L, 0-74/21/06 (A) L, 3-4

Colorado State (0-3)10/2/94 (N) L, 0-910/6/95 (H) L, 0-99/21/96 (N) L, 0-7

Creighton (0-20)4/1/90 (N) L, 0-99/28/91 (A) L, 0-84/1/92 (N) L, 0-99/20/92 (A) L, 0-910/2/93 (A) L, 1-810/2/94 (A) L, 0-910/8/95 (H) L, 0-99/22/96 (A) L, 0-610/4/97 (A) L, 0-710/4/97 (A) L, 0-610/1/98 (H) L, 1-510/2/99 (A) L, 1-84/3/02 (H) L, 0-73/20/04 (A) L, 0-73/18/05 (A) L, 0-72/25/06 (H) L, 0-72/1/07 (A) L, 0-73/15/08 (A) L, 1-63/27/09 (A) L, 2-52/12/10 (A) L, 2-5

Culver Stockton (0-1)3/24/88 (H) L, 3-6

Delaware State (1-0)3/12/97 (N) W, 6-1

Detroit (2-0)3/8/94 (N) W, 5-4

3/1/98 (N) W, 5-4

Drake (0-4)3/11/07 (A) L, 0-73/8/08 (A) L, 0-72/14/09 (N) L, 0-72/27/10 (A) L, 2-5

Drury (1-2)4/28/90 (H) L, 1-810/18/91 (A) L, 3-64/6/92 (H) W, 5-4

Eastern Illinois (0-1)4/15/95 (N) L, 0-8

Evansville (0-2)3/6/94 (N) L, 0-93/9/00 (N) L, 0-9

Ferris State (1-0)3/9/10 (H) W, 5-1

Florida A&M (0-1)2/6/09 (N) L, 1-6

George Mason (0-1)3/11/97 (N) L, 0-7Graceland (1-0)4/1/91 (H) W, 9-0

Gustavus Adolphus (0-1)3/8/08 (N) L, 0-7

Idaho (0-1)3/16/07 (N) L, 0-7

Indiana State (0-2)3/9/94 (N) L, 0-94/13/96 (N) L, 0-6

IPFW (0-3)4/4/08 (N) L, 1-44/3/09 (N) L, 0-44/15/10 (N) L, 0-4

IUPUI (4-8)2/12/99 (N) L, 1-42/19/00 (A) W, 6-33/23/01 (H) L, 1-64/18/02 (N) L, 0-7

4/5/03 (N) L, 0-54/4/04 (H) L, 0-74/2/05 (A) L, 1-64/21/06 (N) L, 0-64/13/07 (N) L, 0-74/6/08 (A) W, 4-34/5/09 (N) W, 5-04/16/10 (N) W, 4-0

Iowa State (0-1)3/8/09 (A) L, 1-6

Jacksonville (0-1)3/30/10 (A) L, 3-4

Johnson County CC (1-1)1988 (H) L, 4-54/23/91 (H) W, 8-1

Kansas (0-4)3/25/06 (A) L, 0-72/16/08 (A) L, 0-73/1/09 (A) L, 0-72/10/10 (A) L, 0-7

Kansas State (0-1)1/21/95 (A) L, 0-9

LaSalle (1-0)3/2/98 (N) W, 4-3

Lincoln (0-1)1988 (H) L, 3-6

Missouri (1-14)3/26/88 (H) L, 1-83/31/90 (A) L, 0-94/6/91 (N) L, 3-69/17/91 (A) L, 2-710/9/92 (A) L, 3-610/17/92 (A) L, 3-63/27/93 (A) L, 2-710/9/93 (A) L, 4-54/20/94 (A) L, 2-79/28/94 (A) L, 4-54/8/95 (A) L, 3-64/8/95 (A) W, 5-410/12/96 (H) L, 1-610/16/97 (A) L, 1-62/1/08 (A) L, 0-7

Missouri-St. Louis (1-0)3/25/88 (H) W, 5-4Missouri Southern (2-1)4/6/90 (H) W, 5-44/20/91 (H) L, 0-94/10/92 (A) W, 5-4

Missouri Western St.(4-1)3/25/88 (H) W, 7-23/20/90 (H) W, 8-14/24/91 (H) W, 7-23/17/92 (H) W, 5-04/15/92 (H) L, 0-9

Montana State (0-1)2/7/10 (N) L, 2-5

Nebraska Wesleyan (0-1)3/23/91 (N) L, 3-6

UNC-Wilmington (0-2)3/9/97 (N) L, 1-63/10/00 (N) L, 0-9

NE Illinois (3-0)4/22/95 (N) W, 5-04/26/96 (H) W, 5-110/10/97 (N) W, 7-0

NE Missouri St. (0-3)3/24/88 (N) L, 2-73/31/09 (N) L, 1-54/6/91 (N) L, 2-5

Northeast Oklahoma (1-0)4/11/92 (N) W, 7-2

Northern Illinois (0-1)10/5/96 (N) L, 0-7

Northern Iowa (0-8)3/30/91 (N) L, 0-99/29/95 (H) L, 3-69/20/96 (N) L, 0-73/26/05 (N) L, 0-73/22/07 (H) L, 0-72/2/08 (A) L, 0-72/1/09 (A) L, 0-72/28/10 (A) L. 3-4

All-Time Series Records

24T E N N I S


North Florida (0-1)2/5/09 (A) L, 0-7

NW Missouri St. (0-3)3/30/88 (H) L, 1-83/29/90 (H) L, 1-83/29/91 (A) L, 1-8

Oakland (6-6)3/25/00 (N) L, 2-44/29/00 (N) W, 4-24/5/02 (H) W, 7-03/28/03 (N) W, 4-14/3/03 (A) W, 4-24/16/04 (N) L, 1-64/1/05 (N) L, 0-74/13/06 (N) L, 0-44/13/07 (A) L, 0-74/4/08 (N) L, 1-44/18/09 (N) W, 4-34/16/10 (N) W, 4-0

Oral Roberts (1-24)4/11/92 (N) W, 5-43/21/93 (A) L, 1-54/8/94 (N) L, 0-910/15/94 (N) L, 1-89/22/95 (H) L, 0-94/12/96 (A) L, 0-59/20/96 (N) L, 0-73/10/97 (N) L, 0-74/10/98 (H) L, 0-74/24/98 (N) L, 0-52/13/99 (A) L, 0-43/26/99 (N) L, 0-54/15/00 (H) L, 0-74/14/01 (N) L, 0-54/5/02 (H) L, 0-44/18/02 (N) L, 0-43/28/03 (A) L, 0-44/3/04 (H) L, 0-74/17/05 (A) L, 0-44/14/06 (N) L, 0-43/31/07 (H) L, 0-73/21/08 (A) L, 0-44/17/09 (N) L, 1-43/18/10 (N) L, 1-44/23/10 (A) L, 0-4

Saint Louis (0-11)12/3/92 (A) L, 4-53/27/93 (N) L, 2-710/7/93 (A) L, 2-710/14/94 (A) L, 2-710/7/95 (H) L, 1-8

3/2/96 (A) L, 0-910/4/96 (A) L, 0-73/11/06 (A) L, 0-63/24/07 (H) L, 0-63/12/08 (A) L, 0-72/23/10 (A) L, 0-7

South Dakota (3-1)3/23/91 (N) W, 9-03/9/07 (H) L, 2-53/28/09 (N) W, 7-02/13/10 (H) W, 7-0

South Dakota State (3-1)3/23/07 (H) L, 2-54/6/08 (N) W, 4-04/19/09 (N) W, 4-04/17/10 (N) W, 4-0

SE Missouri St. (3-5)3/17/93 (A) L, 2-73/17/93 (A) L, 0-510/8/93 (A) L, 2-73/1/96 (N) L, 0-93/31/01 (A) W, 4-14/4/02 (H) W, 5-23/17/07 (A) L, 0-73/15/10 (H) W, 7-0

Southern Utah (2-13)4/9/98 (H) W, 4-310/1/98 (H) L, 2-73/26/99 (N) L, 1-43/26/00 (N) L, 2-44/28/00 (N) L, 3-44/13/01 (N) L, 0-54/19/02 (A) L, 1-63/29/03 (N) L, 1-54/2/04 (H) L, 0-74/2/05 (N) L, 1-64/22/06 (N) L, 0-73/31/07 (H) L, 0-74/5/08 (N) L, 0-54/4/09 (N) L, 1-43/18/10 (N) W, 4-2

Southwest Baptist (1-1)1988 (H) L, 1-510/19/91 (A) W, 6-3

SW Missouri State (0-4)4/7/91 (N) L, 2-74/17/92 (A) L, 2-710/23/92 (H) L, 0-94/17/93 (A) L, 0-9

UTEP (0-1)1/30/09 (N) L, 0-7

UTSA (0-1)2/5/10 (N) L, 2-5

Troy State (0-2)4/22/95 (N) L, 0-54/18/97 (H) L, 0-4

Tulane (0-1)4/11/09 (N) L, 0-7

Utah State (0-2)3/27/99 (N) L, 0-53/27/00 (N) L, 0-7

Valparaiso (4-8)4/20/96 (N) L, 1-54/24/98 (N) W, 4-24/9/99 (N) W, 4-32/20/00 (N) W, 5-44/28/00 (N) W, 4-13/24/01 (H) L, 0-44/19/02 (N) L, 1-64/4/03 (N) L, 0-44/15/04 (N) L, 0-73/31/07 (N) L, 0-74/23/06 (N) L, 0-54/14/07 (N) L, 0-7

Washburn (0-1)4/6/93 (A) L, 1-8

Western Illinois (1-15)4/15/95 (A) L, 1-84/17/97 (H) L, 0-74/10/98 (H) L, 0-74/10/99 (H) L, 0-63/11/00 (N) L, 2-74/16/00 (H) L, 2-74/14/01 (N) L, 0-44/6/02 (H) L, 2-54/4/03 (N) L, 0-64/3/04 (H) L, 2-54/15/05 (A) L, 1-64/13/06 (A) L, 0-73/30/07 (H) L, 2-53/20/08 (N) L, 0-44/3/09 (H) L, 3-43/19/10 (N) W, 4-0

Western Kentucky (0-2)10/15/94 (N) L, 3-63/13/01 (N) L, 1-4

Westminster (1-0)4/1/92 (N) W, 5-4

Wichita State (0-2)3/13/05 (A) L, 0-72/10/06 (A) L, 0-7

William Jewell (0-3)3/24/88 (H) L, 1-81988 (H) L, 4-53/27/90 (H) L, 2-7

William Woods (0-2)3/22/90 (H) L, 1-83/22/91 (A) L, 1-8

Wis.-Milwaukee (0-1)2/18/06 (N) L, 0-7

Wyoming (0-1)10/12/96 (N) L, 0-7

Youngstown State (2-4)4/28/96 (H) W, 5-24/18/97 (H) W, 4-24/25/98 (N) L, 0-44/10/99 (N) L, 0-43/25/00 (N) L, 3-44/7/01 (N) L, 1-5

Air Force _________ 0-1Albany ___________ 1-0Appalachian State _ 0-1Austi Peay ________ 0-1Baker ____________ 2-5Bethune-Cookman _ 0-1Bradley __________ 0-1Bucknell _________ 0-1Buffalo ___________ 0-2Centenary ________ 3-4Cent. Connecticut St. 0-1Central Missouri St. _ 3-1Chicago State _____ 8-7Colorado State ____ 0-3Cowley County CC _ 0-0Creighton _______0-20Culver Stockton ___ 0-1Delaware State ____ 1-0Detroit ___________ 2-0Drake ____________ 0-4Drury ____________ 1-2Eastern Illinois _____ 0-1Evansville ________ 0-2Ferris State _______ 1-0Florida A&M ______ 0-1George Mason ____ 0-1Graceland ________ 1-0Gustavus Adolphus 0-1Houston _________ 0-0Idaho ____________ 0-1Indiana State ______ 0-2IPFW ____________ 0-3IUPUI ____________ 4-8Iowa State ________ 0-1Jacksonville _______ 0-1Johnson County CC 1-1Kansas ___________ 0-4Kansas State ______ 0-1LaSalle ___________ 1-0Lincoln __________ 0-1Missouri_________1-14

Missouri-St. Louis __ 1-0Missouri Southern _ 2-1Missouri Western St. 4-1Montana State ____ 0-1Nebraska Wesleyan 0-1UNC-Wilmington __ 0-2NE Missouri State __ 0-3NE Oklahoma _____ 1-0Northern Illinois ___ 0-1Northern iowa ____ 0-8North Florida _____ 0-1NW Missouri State _ 0-3Oakland __________ 6-6Oral Roberts _____1-24Saint Louis _______0-11SIU Edwardsville ___ 0-0South Dakota _____ 3-1South Dakota State 3-1SE Missouri State __ 3-5Southern Utah ___2-13Southwest Baptist _ 1-1Missouri State _____ 0-4UALR ____________ 0-0UTEP ____________ 0-1UTSA ____________ 0-1Troy State ________ 0-2Tulane ___________ 0-1Utah Satte ________ 0-2Valparaiso ________ 4-8Washburn ________ 0-1Western Illinois ____ 1-2Westminster ______ 1-0Wichita State ______ 0-2William Jewell _____ 0-3William Wood _____ 0-2Wisc.-Milwaukee ___ 0-1Wyoming ________ 0-1Youngstown State _ 2-4

Bold indicates 2011 opponent.

UMKC vs. Opponents

262011 UMKC KANGAROOS WOMEN’S TENNIS

The Evolution of the Kangaroo

When choosing a mascot, the discussion usually starts with three main categories - predatory animals, historical or regional figures, or humans that

represent power and strength - and ends with a collection of the usual suspects. Thanks to Walt Disney, The Kansas City Star and the Kansas City Zoo, UMKC has a very unique mascot, but how exactly does the Kangaroo fit? As it turns out, quite well.

In 1936, the issue of a mascot was first brought up by the editors of The University - the campus newspaper for Kansas City University. Although there were no organized intercollegiate athletics teams at the time, the newspaper staff felt that KCU’s debate team - and more importantly the school itself - deserved a unique identity. During that same year, the Kansas City Zoo purchased a pair of baby Kangaroos, and The Kansas City Star lit the fire with an article titled “Kangaroo May Go To KCU ... Student Editors Believe University Should Have A Symbol.”

Others on campus were not as enthusiastic. The editors of The Crataegus - the University’s yearbook - thought that a Kangaroo was not an appropriate symbol for KCU. A proposed feature page in the 1936-37 yearbook for the Kangaroo emblem was deleted, sparking a tremendous amount of debate.

As the debate wore on, interest from the campus community began to wane. It looked as if KCU would not adopt a mascot after all. But in 1937, two events would combine to indelibly link the Kangaroo with the University and give the mascot a name.

During the student government elections in the spring semester, the CO-OP Party adopted the Kangaroo as its official mascot, naming him Kasey. With a landslide victory in April behind the slogan “Kasey fits KC”, the first part of the foundation was laid. During the same month the first issue of KCU’s humor magazine - The Kangaroo - was published, with a kangaroo gracing the cover. Six months later, a kangaroo made another appearance on the cover of The Kangaroo, and although it wasn’t a solo appearance, it put a quick end to the debate over whether a kangaroo was an appropriate mascot for KCU.

Missouri native and famed cartoonist Walt Disney provided the artwork for the cover illustration, which featured Mickey Mouse shaking hands with Kasey Kangaroo. In a matter of a few years, The Kangaroo thrived while The Crataegus floundered, with the latter eventually folding. The Kangaroo became the University’s yearbook and the Kangaroo became the official mascot of Kansas City University.

Kasey has undergone several changes over the years, with the most recent metamorphosis led by UMKC Director of Athletics Tim Hall. With the help of local advertising agency Bernstein-Rein, UMKC developed a set of new athletics marks in the spring of 2008. After a community vote, the new Kangaroo logo was unveiled in May. With its aggressive snarl, the new Kangaroo capitalizes on UMKC’s mission to be an outstanding urban university while keeping mindful of the traditions established in 1937.

The first incarnation

of Kasey Kangaroo

was inked by Marceline, Mo., native

Walt Disney, and featured

the KCU mascot

alongside a somewhat

more famous rodent.

Chancellor Leo E. Morton

Leo E. Morton was named Chan-cellor of the University of Mis-

souri-Kansas City on December 15, 2008. Prior to assuming the Chan-cellorship, Leo was employed by Aquila, Inc, joining the firm in January 1994 as vice president, performance management. He was named senior vice president in 1996 with responsibility for re-engineering, corporate procurement and environmental services. Morton as-sumed additional duties for the management of human resources in 1997 and information technology in 1998. He was named senior vice president and chief administrative officer in 2000 as he also assumed responsibility for additional cor-porate services.

Prior to joining Aquila, Morton’s management career spanned 26 years in a wide range of engineering and man-ufacturing positions with AT&T Microelectronics, Bell Labo-ratories, General Motors, Rust Engineering Company and Corning Glass.

Morton has been a University of Missouri-Kansas City trust-ee since 2000 and was in his third year as chairman of the Board of Trustees when he stepped down to serve as the university’s interim chancellor. Previously, he was a mem-ber on UMKC’s Center for the City board and chaired the community relations committee of the Trustees.

He is chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Menorah Med-ical Center and chairman of the advisory board of Prep-KC, a major regional youth educational development organiza-tion. Morton also serves as 2nd vice chairman of the board of Swope Community Enterprises. In addition, he serves on the Board of Trustees for MRI, the Economic Development Corporation, the Kansas City Area Development Council, the Starlight Theatre, the independent advisory commis-sion on racial profiling for the Overland Park Police Depart-ment, the Ironhorse Golf committee and as a commissioner for the Local Investment Commission.

Morton has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Tuskegee University, and a master’s degree in manage-ment from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

LEO E. MORTONChancellor

UMKC VISION STATEMENT UMKC will become a model urban research university characterized by signature graduate and professional

programs, a dynamic undergraduate population, a highly diverse faculty, staff and student body, and active

engagement with its city and region.

UMKC MISSION STATEMENT UMKC’s mission is to lead in life and health sciences; to

deepen and expand strength in the visual and perform-ing arts; to develop a professional workforce and col-

laborate in urban issues and education; and to create a vibrant learning and campus life experience.

GOALS- Strengthen resource base and financial capacity

- Strengthen core academic mission- Increase student success

- Improve the racial climate and increase campus diver-

sity

Director of Athletics Tim Hall

TIM HALLDirector of Athletics

Tim Hall was named the UMKC Director of Athlet-ics on Feb. 14, 2007. In this role, he serves as a

member of the Chancellor’s executive cabinet, and is responsible for leading the strategic direction in growing the university’s intercollegiate athletics program.

In Hall’s first three full years in Kansas City, UMKC has enjoyed a record amount of success on the fields of competition, in the classroom, and in the Kansas City community. These successes were reinforced by the NCAA in 2009, as UMKC Ath-letics received full NCAA certification without condition. The certification showed that the Uni-versity is operating its athletics program in substantial conformity with operating principles adopted by the NCAA Division I membership and is valid for the next 10 years.

From an athletics standpoint, Hall led the ‘Roos to their most successful year since 2000 in 2008-09 and the ‘Roos continued excelling in 2009-10. UMKC claimed a pair of Summit League titles in men’s soccer and men’s tennis, while also earning the runner-up nod in both men’s and women’s golf, which led to a record 2009 finish in the annual Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup.

During the 2010 campaign, the men’s tennis team won The Summit League regular season title and the men’s golf program was the league runner-up. This helped the men’s teams fin-ish fourth in the Dr. William Steinbrecher Men’s All Sports Award standings, the best showing since 2001-02. Overall, the ‘Roos moved up to sixth place in the Commissioner’s Cup standings, which was the highest finish since 2006-07.

In the classroom, the department posted a 3.10 cumulative grade point as of the spring 2010 semester and eight programs finished with at least a 3.0 GPA. Additionally, UMKC finished with a 958.7 APR average and the volleyball team received the NCAA public recognition award.

Internally, Hall has been hard at work to align the department with peer institutions and the NCAA. He restructured the rules compliance office to be more in line with NCAA rules and the Student-Athlete Support Services Office to better assist and prepare Kangaroo student-athletes. He also continues to work with new UMKC Chancellor Leo Morton to craft the athlet-ics’ strategic plan in concert with the University’s new strategic goals.

From a fund raising standpoint, Kangaroo Athletics have never been better. In 2008, UMKC received a $5 million pledge from the Stanley H. Durwood Foundation, the largest gift in Ath-letics’ and the fourth-largest gift in University history. The resulting Stanley H. Durwood Soccer Stadium and Recreational Field opened in August 2009 and is among the premier soccer facili-ties in the Midwest region.

Additional facility improvements have included revamped locker rooms and lounges for men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball and the retro-fitting of Old Swinney Gymnasium, which provides the basketball and volleyball programs with a first-class practice facility. The project was funded through $500,000 of private support.

Hall also was instrumental in the renovation of the Swinney Recreation Center with the installa-tion of new seatback bleachers and new scoreboards, which enhances the venue for the men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball programs. The renovation allows the men’s basketball squad to move its games back on campus full-time for the 2010-11 season.

Hall is also in the midst of a partnership with the Kansas City Parks Department to build a sports complex that will house both indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a 200-meter indoor track and a softball field.

On an annual basis, the Kangaroo Athletics Scholarship Fund, which was rebranded prior to the 2007-08 school year, has posted three straight years of 50 percent growth, while donor participation is up over 200 percent. He also increased the department’s total sponsorships and gift-in-kind assistance to over $1.5 million and cash and trade sponsorships have increased 265 percent since 2008. Additionally, Hall has increased UMKC’s external support by 45 per-cent over fiscal year 2009 from $1.6 to $2.4 million. Hall also has also reconnected with over 200 former ‘Roos with the former student-athlete association.

In the community, Hall has been active in an effort to get more community leaders involved in the Athletics Department. Hall restructured the Athletics Foundation Board in 2009 by adding representatives from a number of Kansas City-based businesses such as Cerner, Kansas City Southern Railways, Lathrop Gage LLC, and Mark One Electric. New partnerships have come quickly to Kangaroo Athletics, including television (Niles Media Group) and radio (810 WHB) agreements that ensure a continued presence within the Kansas City region. Renowned local advertising firm Bernstein-Rein produced a redesigned athletics logo and graphics set, while additional contractual agreements have also been signed with adidas, Truman Medical Cen-

ters, Pepsi, T-Mobile and JumpTV to better serve the department’s student-athletes.

Hall continues to bring leadership to UMKC and The Summit League. In addition to his role on the Chancellor’s Executive Cabinet, Hall serves on The Summit League Joint Council leadership committee and sits on the league’s men’s basketball scheduling committee and the men’s and women’s soccer coaches committees. Additionally, Hall is also in the second of a three-year term on the NACDA Division 1-AAA Executive Committee and serves on the NCAA volleyball rules committee.

Hall came to Kansas City after serving as the Associate Athletics Director for Development at Kent State Uni-versity in Kent, Ohio, from 2003-07. While at KSU, he was a member of the athletics senior administra-tive staff, work-ing in all phases of departmental management in-cluding game and personnel con-tracts, scheduling, budget, policy and strategic planning.

In this role, Hall created and imple-mented a compre-hensive restructur-ing of the athletic advancement unit, resulting in the creation of the Of-fice of Athletic Advancement. He increased fundrais-ing by more than 33 percent, helped secure the largest gift to date in the history of KSU athlet-ics, a $1.53 million gift for the baseball stadium renovation, and raised more than $16.1 million.

Prior to moving back to Ohio, Hall worked at Eastern Kentucky University from 2000-03. Hall began work as the collegiate Director for Development in 2000 before being promoted to the Director of Major Gifts and Special Projects in 2001. In this capacity, he raised over $4.6 million for the university, including $1.3 million for athletics.

Hall also served as the Assistant Director of Development at Saint Xavier University in Chicago from September 1999 through October 2000. At Saint Xavier, Hall managed fundraising efforts for a $13 million Athletic and Convention Center. He also managed the President’s Club, and developed and implemented the Cougar Club, an athletics affinity group.

Before moving to Chicago, Hall worked at Youngstown State University as an Assistant Director of Athletic Development from 1997-99. In this role, he helped the university complete its suc-cessful $26 million capital campaign. Hall also began his collegiate career at YSU, serving in the school’s athletic marketing and promotions office.

Hall earned his bachelor’s degree in sports administration from the University of Toledo in 1994. He then received his master’s degree in sports administration from Kent State University in 1998.

Hall and his wife, Beth, have four children, Aidan, Aislin, Donovan and Landon, and they reside in Kansas City, Mo.

Senior Administrative Staff

CARLA WILSONSenior Associate Athletics Director for Business and Finance/Senior Woman Administrator

A 12-year veteran of UMKC Athletics, Wilson is responsible for the human resources and business operations of the department, as well as day-to-day operations in the absence of the Director of Athletics. She is responsible for the preparation and supervision of the budgets for each of UMKC’s 16 sports and nine administrative areas and serves as the sports supervisor for men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and field & cross country and softball.

Wilson is an active member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators, the College Athletic Business Man-agement Association and the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association. Wilson is a 2009 NACWAA HERS East graduate, as well as a mem-ber of the 2009-10 NCAA Fellows Leadership Development Program class. The 18-month NCAA Fellows Program was developed with the specific goal of enhancing the employment and leadership opportunities for racial/ethnic minorities and women at the senior management level of intercollegiate athletics administration. From 2004-2007, she served on the Division I NCAA Men’s and Women’s Tennis Committee.

Wilson earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting from UMKC in 1988. She and her husband Kevin reside in Olathe, KS. They have four children - Shae, Tristan, Kevin Jr., and Kylan.

URSULA GURNEYAssociate Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Services

Gurney joined the UMKC Athletics staff in August 2008, following a highly successful six-year tenure at The Ohio State University, where she worked in the Student-Athlete Support Services Office. At UMKC, Gurney is currently overseeing the athletics academic unit with a combined GPA of 3.09, a graduation success rate of 83 percent and a comprehensive academic progress rate of 966, which is the highest in The Summit League.

For the Buckeyes, she assisted in the academic support of 949 student-athletes in 36 varsity sports, specializing in preparing football student-ath-letes to meet educational requirements and traveling with the team to the 2008 BCS National Championship game to monitor academic devel-opment. Alongside her work in the athletics department at OSU, she has also served as an undergraduate instructor in the history department and assisted in the organization of several international conferences for the Mershon Center for International Security Studies from 2005-08.

Gurney, who swam competitively on the national level in Canada, earned her bachelor of arts degree in history from Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2000. She also earned her master’s degree in history at SFU in 2002 and is a candidate for a doctorate in history from Ohio State. She and her husband reside in Kansas City, Mo.

JESSICA DICKSONAssistant Athletics Director for External Relations

Dickson joined UMKC in August 2006 following a successful tenure at Time Warner Cable/Metro Sports, and was named to her current position in July 2007. She oversees all of the marketing, promotions and ticketing efforts for UMKC, also serving as the sport supervisor for women’s soc-cer. While at TWC, she was responsible for educating Time Warner sales departments nationwide on network programming as well as creating promotional material and advertising packages for TWC’s client networks. Additionally, she coordinated the highly successful www.beepbeep.com, an automotive marketplace website in Kansas City that averaged 30 participating dealerships under her oversight. Dickson has also served in a volunteer capacity for the Kansas City Sports Commission and WIN for KC since 2005.

Dickson earned a bachelor of science degree in public relations with a minor in photography from Central Missouri State University in May 2002 and was a four-year letterwinner for the women’s soccer team. She and her husband Ryan reside in Kansas City, Mo.

RON AULETAssistant Athletics Director for Operations/Facilities

Aulet, who began his duties at UMKC in May 2007, oversees game operations for each of UMKC’s 16 intercollegiate sports and serves as point person for construction of new athletic facilities for the Kangaroos. Additionally, he serves as the coordinator for the strength and conditioning departments, and is the sports supervisor for men’s soccer and volleyball. Prior to his tenure at UMKC, he served as equip-ment manager at the University of Kansas, where he was responsible for maintenance and inventory of all equipment for KU’s Olympic sports programs. He was also the departmental contact for Coca-Cola and served as the chair of the KUAC Staff Advisory Committee dur-ing the 2003-04 school year.

Aulet received his bachelor of arts degree in management from Hiram College in 1995, earning a master of arts degree with a sports administration concentration from Kent State University in 1999. He and his wife Kerrianne have two daughters - Danielle and Samantha - and reside in Lawrence, Kan.

Victor F. Swyden Athletics Training FacilityThe Victor F. Swyden Athletics Training Facility continues UMKC’s commitment to the

total care of each student-athlete. Under the guidance of Head Athletics Trainer Ted Ferris, the UMKC Sports Medicine staff pri-oritizes prevention, treatment and rehabilitiation in working with Kangaroo student-ath-letes.

Built in 1999, the Swyden Athletics Training Facility honors the memory of former Kansas City councilman and longtime UMKC Athletics supporter Victor F. Swyden, who headed the task-force that guided the Kangaroos from NAIA to NCAA Division I. A lifetime resident of Kansas City and a graduate of Paseo High School, Swyden was honored in 1993 with the Golden Torch Award, one of the highest honors bestowed by UMKC upon an individual.

For the 2009-10 season, the UMKC Athletics Department is teaming up with the UMKC School of Medicine Sports Medicine Fellowship Program, under the direction of Dr. Russell D. White. The Fellowship Program will provide health care for the student-athletes by staffing the training room 3-4 days per week and will also be available to see student-athletes in need of urgent care. Members of the Sports Medicine Fellowship Program will also be present at all major home sporting events and tournaments, in addition to providing assistance with any specific athletic events. Dr. George D. Harris, Dr. Meg Gibson, Dr. Billy Irons, Dr. Matt John and Dr. Emily Lott will all be serving the needs of UMKC student-athletes.

Dr. Dan Gurley, meanwhile, is entering is eighth year as the Kangaroos primary orthopedic surgeon, and Dr. Grant Smith serves as the team dentist for the Kangaroos.

Durwood Soccer Stadium and Recreational Field will serve as the official home of the Kangaroos and will provide student-athletes, students and community groups with one of the top soccer facilities in The Summit League and the Midwest. The $9 million addition adds to the growing residential feel of the UMKC campus.

The gift from the Durwood Foundation and its trustees to construct this stadium is another in their long history of supporting a variety of UMKC initiatives.

Durwood will provide seating for 850 fans and a separate addition will host locker rooms, offices and concession areas.

Stanley H. Durwood was one of the University’s and the athletic program’s most

ardent supporters. His affiliation with UMKC began when NCAA Division I participation was a pipe dream. Durwood also helped establish an endowed scholarship for UMKC student-athletes.

Durwood Soccer Stadium and Recreational Field

UMKC Athletic Facilities & Departments

The home of UMKC Athletics, Swinney Recreation Center is also one of the finest fitness centers in all of Kansas City. Created through a $14.5 million addition to the old Swinney Gymnasium, the center includes five basketball courts, four racquet ball courts, a 25-meter indoor/outdoor pool and three exercise rooms - two weight rooms and a cardio room.

The competition court serves as the home venue for UMKC volleyball in the fall, UMKC women’s basketball and select men’s basketball contests during the winter. It is also the main practice venue for the men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball teams.

Kangaroo student-athletes enjoy some of the finest locker room facilities in The Summit League courtesy of a major renovation undertaken prior to the 2007-08 school year. Along with providing each student-athlete their own individual locker space, the facility also features a player’s lounge that includes leather couches and a big screen television. In addition, the lounge is equipped with a computer workstation with a high-speed internet connection.

Original Old Swinney Gymnasium, affectionately known as “Old Swinney”, which is part of the Swinney Recreation Center received a face lift in the summer of 2010. The renovation transforms the Old Swinney Gymnasium into a modern, collegiate practice facility that will better serve the student body, faculty and staff members and community members, as well as provide outstanding training opportunities for ‘Roo student-athletes.

The $500,000 renovation plan calls for new basketball/volleyball court flooring and basketball standards and volleyball nets to be installed in the existing facility. The current skylights in the building will also be altered, which will allow for modified lighting to be put into place. The entire Old Swinney interior will be updated and scoreboards will be installed.

UMKC Athletic Facilities & Departments

The Dutton Brookfield Strength and Conditioning Center at UMKC’s Swinney Recreation Center was officially dedicated on Sept. 22, 2004.

Led by Director of Strength, Conditioning and Sports Enhancement Trumain Carroll, the Brookfield Center is designed to help enhance UMKC student-athletes’ levels of performance while significantly reducing the chances for injuries. The benefit of performing structured strength and power training throughout the entire year will give student-athletes the op-portunity to reach new levels of physical development.

The center contains free weights, plus platforms, benches and machines and the latest car-diovascular equipment. In the summer of 2006, the area purchased the latest Sports Motion system to give student-athletes the video analysis needed to improve their techniques.

Dutton Brookfield Strength and Conditioning Center

Old Swinney

Swinney Recreation Center

UMKC Head Coaches & the Kangaroo Athletics Scholarship Fund

Donor Level

Minimum Donation Benefits

Boxing Roo $100 Tax Deduction, Membership Decal, Recognition Opportunities, Priority Status for season tickets and post-season tickets, and invitations to special events

Young Alumni

$35 A special introductory level for recent UMKC grads. If you’ve earned an undergraduate degree from UMKC within the past five years, get all the benefits of the Boxing Roo donor level for a reduced price.

Blue Kangaroo

$250 Access for two to the “Kangaroo Club” hospitality room at men’s basketball games plus all above benefits

Gold Kangaroo

$500 Complimentary men’s and women’s basketball media guides and special UMKC gift plus all above benefits

Swope Circle $1,000 Access for two additional guests in the “Kangaroo Club” hospitality room plus all above benefits

Captain’s Circle

$1,500 Complementary Parking for men’s basketball plus all above benefits

All-American Circle

$2,500 Premium UMKC gift, invitation to a special basketball reception plus all above benefits

Kangaroo Champions

$5,000 Invitation to the Champions’ Reception with coaches and student-athletes plus all above benefits

Director’s Circle

$10,000 Annual men’s basketball trip - including team travel and tickets - plus all above benefits

RICK BENBENMen’s Soccer

J.W. VANDENBORNDirector of Golf/Men’s Golf

MATT BROWNMen’s Basketball

KENDELL HALEMen’s & Women’s Tennis

BRIANNA BRODERICKWomen’s Golf

MEREDITH SMITHSoftball

CHRISTY POSEYVolleyball

CANDACE WHITAKERWomen’s Basketball

SHAMEIKA MCFIELDTrack and Field/Cross Country

Kangaroo Head Coaches The Kangaroo Athletics Scholarship Fund (KASF)

supports the student-athletes of UMKC through the offset-ting of expenses such as scholarships, travel, recruiting, and equipment. As costs continue to rise, support for our student-athletes through the KASF becomes more crucial as we continue to build an elite Summit League athletics department.

For the 2010-11 academic year, student-athlete scholarship expenses are expected to include: •Tuition(out-of-state):$17,692 •RoomandBoard:$10,130 •Tuition(in-state):$6,876 •BooksandFees:$1,612

In addition, over the past year it has become extremely difficult for budgets to keep pace with rising travel and food costs. While athletics must be vigilant in cost containment, we must continue to provide for the best possible student-athlete experience. That is where the KASF donors can play such a tremendous role.

Donors to the KASF enjoy a number of benefits based on their donor level, including Priority Seating, access to the pre-game Kangaroo Club hospitality parties at men’s basketball games, invitations to a number of events, complimentary media guides and gifts, and exclusive opportunities to meet the student-athletes, staff, coaches, and University leadership.

For more information on the Kangaroo Athletics Scholarship Fund, please contact Cassie Molitoris, Director of Sales, at 816-235-6617.

The Summit LeagueTHE SUMMIT LEAGUE As The Summit League concludes its third decade as an NCAA Division I athletics conference, the ascending level of performance among the 10 member institutions and over 3,000 student-athletes in 19 championship sports continues. Now in its 29th year, The Summit League is in the midst of a renaissance, both on the playing eld and in the classroom. During the 2009-10 academic year, the League produced a national champion, 11 All-Americans, eight Academic All-Americans and 33 Academic All-District honorees. IUPUI’s Chen Ni made history at the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships and highlighted the individual accomplishments in 2009-10. The sophomore became

The Summit League’s rst female national champion, and fth NCAA titlist overall, when she nished rst in the platform dive. Also garnering national recognition was Oakland men’s basketball player Keith Benson, who received The Summit League’s rst national individual award for basketball performance when he was named the Lou Henson Award winner as the nation’s Mid-Major Player of the Year. The level of performance in men’s basketball continued to rise as The Summit League was one of just six leagues outside of the “power six” conferences to have both of its championship game participants compete with RPI ratings in the top 85. The Summit League had two teams post 25-win seasons, making it one of seven leagues outside of the “power six” and one of 12 overall in Division I to make that claim. Summit League champion Oakland set new standards for season League victories (17), winning percentage (.944) and tied the mark for consecutive League wins (16). The Summit League’s Basketball Championship extended its visibility in 2010, as for the rst time in history all 14 men’s and women’s tournament games were televised, including all seven men’s contests with a national reach via an ESPN platform. Overall attendance in Sioux Falls, S.D., was the second-highest on record and a new women’s quarter nal session mark was set with 5,384 spectators. Several other sports also saw records fall during the 2009-10 campaign. In volleyball, North Dakota State set a new mark with its 37th consecutive League win en route to its second straight undefeated season. Additionally, the League set standards for postseason participation in both track & eld, where an all-time best 50 athletes quali ed for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Preliminary Rounds, and women’s basketball, where three teams advanced to postseason play. Academically, six Summit League teams were bestowed with the NCAA Public Recognition Award, an honor given to teams that have a Division I Academic Progress Rate (APR) in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports. IPFW led with three teams on the list, including men’s cross country, women’s golf and volleyball, while another trio of teams, UMKC volleyball, North Dakota State women’s golf and Oakland women’s golf, also received accolades. The national reach of The Summit League continues to expand with member institutions selected as hosts for NCAA Championship events, beginning with UMKC serving as a co-host for the 2010 NCAA Volleyball Championship. IUPUI will serve as a co-host for the 2011 Women’s Final Four and the 2015 Men’s Final Four and be the host for both the 2013 and 2017 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships. League members were selected for several NCAA preliminary competitions with Oakland hosting the 2010 Cross Country Great Lakes Regional and 2013 Men’s Basketball First and

Second Rounds and IUPUI serving as co-host for one of the four 2013 Men’s Basketball Regionals. Originally formed in 1982 as the Association of Mid-Continent Universities and later known as the Mid-Continent Conference, The Summit League is in its fourth year of a rebranding that followed its 25th anniversary and coincided with the Summit Plan, a strategic plan that places a renewed emphasis on improving the academic and athletic performances of all league student-athletes. Included in the plan was the league’s new name, the creation of a new image and the addition of three member institutions. The Summit League has a combined enrollment of over 125,000 at 10 member institutions: Centenary College of Louisiana, IPFW (Indiana University-Purdue University-Fort Wayne), IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis), UMKC (University of Missouri-Kansas City), North Dakota State University, Oakland University, Oral Roberts University, South Dakota State University, Southern Utah University and Western Illinois University. In April 2009, the University of South Dakota accepted an invitation to join the league with full membership beginning in 2011-12 and currently serves as an associate member for swimming and diving. The League has one additional associate member in Eastern Illinois University, which currently competes in swimming and diving and will join in men’s soccer in 2011. These member institutions pride themselves on providing quality athletic, academic and social experiences for their student-athletes. Since its inception in 1982, The Summit League has had several transcendent moments on the national stage. In 1986, Cleveland State upset third-seeded Indiana in the rst round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament on its way to a berth in the Sweet 16. A decade later, Valparaiso captured the nation’s attention when Bryce Drew hit “the shot” to defeat No. 4 seed Mississippi in an NCAA rst-round game and spark its Sweet 16 run. More recently, Oral Roberts’ baseball program nished the 2004 campaign with a national-ranking and became the rst Summit League school to reach an NCAA Super Regional in 2006. Three years later, North Dakota State’s 2009 softball team became the rst League member to win an NCAA regional and advance to the Super Regional round. During the 2008-09 basketball season, South Dakota State’s women’s team was nationally-ranked throughout the year and capped its season with an NCAA Tournament rst round victory. The League has produced ve NCAA champions, four Olympic athletes and several All-Americans in the sports of track and eld, swimming and diving and cross country. Numerous professionals and several draft choices have come directly from The Summit League, including three Major League Baseball rst round picks, a pair of NBA rst rounders and one WNBA selection. Former Summit Leaguers Kevin Duckworth (NBA) and Kevin Seitzer (MLB) each were two-time all-stars during their professional careers. Recent and historical success coupled with an increased growth among its membership base gives The Summit League a promising future on the landscape of college athletics.

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE340 W. Butter eld Rd., Suite 3DElmhurst, IL 60126Phone: (630) 516-0661Fax: (630) 516-0673

www.thesummitleague.org

Tom DoupleCommissioner

Commissioner ................................................. Tom DoupleAssociate Commissioner ................................. Myndee Kay LarsenAssistant Commissioner .................................. Greg WalterDirector of Communications ............................ David BrauerDirector of Marketing ..................................... Vanessa QuimpoAssociate Director of Communications ............ Greg MetteOf ce Manager ............................................... Brenda HiltonCommunications Assistant .............................. Stephanie Sabaduquia

IUPUI’s Chen Ni became The Summit League’s rst NCAA female national champion, winning the women’s platform dive at the 2010 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships.

Student-Athlete Academic Support Services Office

2009-10 ACADEMIC YEAR- Overall cumulative GPA was 3.10- Top three highest GPAs after 2009-10 were: women’s cross country with 3.48, men’s golf with 3.31, and women’s tennis 3.30- Eight teams boosted a team GPA of 3.0 or above- UMKC’s cumulative GPA is fourth highest in The Summit League- Graduation Success Rate is 83%, above NCAA Division I average of 79%- Academic Progress Rate is 964, top-three in The Summit League and above Division I average - 48 UMKC Scholar-Athletes for 2009

FALL SEMESTER- Cumulative GPA 3.01- Highest GPA was women’s cross country with 3.61, women’s Soccer and women’s Tennis at 3.39

SPRING SEMESTER- Cummulative was 3.08- Highest GPA was women’s cross country at 3.51, men’s golf at 3.49 and men’s tennis 3.37

Top-Majors Among UMKC

Student-Athletes

Business AdministrationLiberal ArtsCommunication StudiesNursingEducationBiology

MEN’S BASKETBALL• 5 Academic all-League• 3 Commissioner’s List of

Academic Excellence• 4 UMKC Scholar Athletes

•1LeagueDistinguishedScholar

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL• 6 Academic all-League• 3 Commissioner’s List of

Academic Excellence• 1 UMKC Scholar Athlete

•2LeagueDistinguishedScholars

CHEER/DANCE• 15 UMKC Scholar Athletes

CROSS COUNTRY•9 Academic all-League• 1 Commissioner’s List of


MEN’S GOLF• 7 Academic all-League• 4 Commissioner’s List of



WOMEN’S GOLF•4 Academic all-League• 3 Commissioner’s List of



MEN’S SOCCER • NSCAA Team Academic Award

• ESPN The Magazine Academic all-DistrictMatt Kopsky

• 7 Academic all-League•5 Commissioner’s List of


WOMEN’S SOCCER• 14 Academic all-League• 5 UMKC Scholar Athletes

SOFTBALL• 11 Academic all-League• 8 Commissioner’s List of



MEN’S TENNIS• 8 Academic all-League• 5 Commissioner’s List of


•1LeagueDistinguishedScholar

WOMEN’S TENNIS• 6 Academic all-League• 4 Commissioner’s List of



TRACK AND FIELD•20 Academic all-League• 7 Commissioner’s List of



VOLLEYBALL• 11 Academic all-League• 7 Commissioner’s List of


(Academic all-league selections must have a 3.0 GPA in the semester in which they compete and be a letterwinner.)

(Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence must have a cumulative 3.0 grade point average at the end of the school

year and be a letterwinner.)

(UMKC Scholar Athletes must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 during the calendar year.)

(League Distinguished Scholars must have a 3.60 GPA in the semester in which they compete and be a letterwinner.)

2009-10 UMKC Student-Athlete Award RecipientsThe Student-Athlete Academic Support Services Office (SASSO) provides a variety of support services to ensure student-athletes

acquire the tools to meet their academic, professional and personal goals. SASSO integrates its services within the mission of the Uni-versity of Missouri–Kansas City and the Athletics Department to promote the overall development of the student-athletes. To fos-ter the positive development of student-athletes, SASSO provides a comprehensive support unit which includes: academic counsel-ing, degree progress monitoring, assessment, tutoring, computer access, academic and individual skill development, mentoring, in-dividualized study plans and knowledge of on-campus resources.

The Student-Athlete Support Services Office was founded in 1987 in conjunction with the UMKC Center for Academic Development (CAD).

Located in the Swinney Recreation Center, SASSO was renovated and expanded in 2005 and updated in 2008. The academic unit in-cludes a study and computer room, quiet tutor spaces and several offices for personnel.

SASSO is committed to providing student-athletes with a well rounded and diverse education.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC)Two members of each team are selected to serve on SAAC, the members represent the student leaders for the department. SAAC meets every three weeks during the academic year to discuss a variety of issues including student-athlete welfare, NCAA issues and UMKC issues. Additionally, SAAC is engaged in community and UMKC outreach. Under the direc-tion of the Associate AD for Student-Athlete Services, SAAC students have been involved in many community and UMKC events such as: Walk A Mile in Her Shoes, Harvesters and Children’s TLC.

About UMKC

For 77 years, the University and Kansas City have been partners and neighbors, a relationship that has enhanced the growth of both.

A part of Kansas City’s thriving urban core, UMKC brings together its students and the city it calls home. The University offers an amazing education experience with top-notch faculty and skills that go directly from the classroom to the real world.

With 125 academic programs in 13 schools, UMKC is bound to have the one thing (or more than one thing) you want to continue learning about. Whether you have an idea of what you want to study or not, UMKC is a great place to explore your potential, putting different classes together to define what you know and who you are.

► Location ► Study What You Want ► Research Right Now ► Internships and Job Opportunities ► Diversity ► First-rate Faculty ► Campus Life ► National Recognition ► Affordability ► Home Away From Home

UMKC By The NumbersEnrollment: 13,433 (Fall 2009) undergraduate

graduate & professional students

Enrollment breakdown: 8,015 undergraduate5,418 graduate &

professional students

Enrollment diversity:78 American Indian/Alaskan native 553 Hispanic 967 Non-resident International 13 Asian/Pacific Islander 1,610 Black, non-Hispanic 1,628 not available 9,315 White

Where students come from:47 states and 67 countries

Number of international students:908 (2010 data)

Where students live:

RESIDENTIAL LIFE AT UMKCStudent housing at UMKC is about more than just offering you a place to eat and sleep - it’s about your total educational experience. Whether it’s continuing a class-room discussion over pizza, or attending a discussion with faculty outside of class, we know that having a home away from home is important. Residence Life offers you a place where you can hang out with friends, learn about others and most importantly, learn about yourself.

That’s why all housing is conveniently lo-cated on the west side of campus, near the University Center (and cafeteria), Swinney Recreation Center, and within easy walking distance to all other Volker campus build-ings. Nearby are the Country Club Plaza and museums, and other local attractions. Downtown Kansas City, Mo., is approxi-mately 10 minutes away by automobile (or bus).

THE NEW STUDENT UNION UMKC opened a new 109,000-square-foot Student Union in August 2010. The new Union offers a bird’s eye view of Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza, a new 329-seat theater, a two-story bookstore, new restaurants (Chick-fil-A Express, Baja Fresh Mexican Grill, SubConnection and Jazzman’s Café & Bakery) and 10,000 square-feet of space dedicated to student organizations. Located near UMKC’s residential halls at 51st and Cherry Streets, the $38.3 million Student Union features a green roof terrace and wide floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Plaza, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and UMKC’s Stanley H. Dur-wood Soccer Stadium and Recreational Field.

Why choose UMKC?

Health Sciences Building

Haag Hall

Student Union

The Legends at Village West boasts 1.1 million square feet of retail space and is home to more than 100 shops and restaurants. This northern shopping mecca is also located by the Kansas Speedway and Community America Ballpark.

The Kansas Speedway hosts major league racing events like NAS-CAR’s Nextel and Busch series and Indy Racing League. Community America Ballpark is home to the Kansas City T-Bones and serves as the temporary site for the Kansas City Wizards. The Wizards are currently constructing a new $160 million state-of-the-art stadium at Legends.

Located within a short walk from the Volker Campus, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art includes works of art from some of the great masters. The lawn of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art resembles a badminton court with 18-ft.-tall sculptures, titled “Shuttlecocks.”

The Country Club Plaza offers 14 blocks of shopping amid beautiful

Spanish architecture, fountains and statues.

More than 80 miles of lights outline every building, dome and tower on the Country Club Plaza each holiday

season. The Plaza is within a short walking distance from the Volker

Campus.

Kansas City is known as the City of Fountains with more than 200 foun-tains on the Plaza and in downtown

KC.

Cowtown ShmowtownAlthough Kansas City’s reputation outside the Midwest may be that of an agricultural cowtown, its residents know the truth. UMKC is in the middle of it all, with history, culture and entertainment options on all sides and within just a short walk or drive.

Here’s just a few of the options that students at UMKC have at their disposal.

Kansas City

Municipal Auditorium has hosted more NCAA Tournament games and more Final Fours than

any other venue in the country. The UMKC men’s and women’s basketball teams will also play a

doubleheader at this historical venue during the 2010-11 season.

The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum chronicles the history and heroes of the Negro Leagues from their founding after the Civil War to their demise in the 1960s. The first professional Negro Leagues were founded in Kansas City in 1920, just two blocks from the museum.

The $850 million Power & Light District is the largest new de-velopment project in the Midwest. Just steps from the Conven-tion Center and a short drive from the Volker Campus, the Power & Light District features eight blocks of dining, nightlife and entertainment venues.

Located next to the Power & Light District, the Sprint Center opened in downtown Kansas City in October 2007. The Sprint Center is a state-of-the-art, 18,500-seat arena offering marquee concerts and sporting events.

Located in the Sprint Center, the College Basketball Experience celebrates college basketball by placing visitors in electrifying, game-like situations. Home to the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame as well, UMKC had the honor of opening the CBE and held its first practice of the 2007-08 season.

Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs, seats more than 79,000 on game day.

The Kansas City Royals play in Kauffman Stadium, which just wrapped up a $250 million renovation.

Kauffman Stadium’s unique features include a 322-foot-wide water spectacular. The water spec-tacular is the largest privately funded fountain in the world. Both teams play at the Truman Sports

Complex.

Kansas City

As a member of the Kansas City community, the UMKC Athletics Department takes great pride in giving back to its neighbors and

friends. The Kangaroos outdid themselves during the 2009-10 school year by hosting a plethora of successful events and volunteering their time. Here is a short list of the community service projects that UMKC teams and student-athletes took part in:

► The UMKC Athletics Department assisted students by helping them move their personal belongings into their new homes as a part of Student Move-In Day 2009. Student-athletes, coaches and administrators from all 16 athletics teams helped their fellow students move into the Oak Street Residence Hall.

► UMKC men’s basketball head coach Matt Brown coached barefoot against Western Illinois back in January in an effort to collect shoes for the non-profit organization Samaritan’s Feet. Over the past two basketball seasons, UMKC supporters have brought in over 150 pairs of kid shoes for the cause. Coach Brown joined 300 basketball coaches from across the country teaming up to support this initiative.

► UMKC teamed up with The Summit League during the 2009-10 season and participated in The Summit League’s Students Team Up To Fight Hunger (STUFH). The league designated 20 “Food Fight” games during the basketball season as part of a league-wide food drive initiative. The Kangaroos hosted “White Out” night where fans donned white t-shirts and donated over 900 pounds of food!

► UMKC administrators, staff members and student-athletes all partcipated in UMKC’s “Walk A Mile In Her Shoes” event on campus. The event was an International Men’s March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault and Gender Violence.

► The volleyball, women’s basketball and softball teams all participated in Think Pink events to raise breast cancer awareness. The volleyball team wore pink shoelaces, while the women’s basketball joined over 700 other institutions in taking part in the WBCA “Think Pink” week. Softball paired up with Summit League foe South Dakota State in their ongoing tradition, donning commemorative pink uniforms for the final game of the league series between the teams. The softball team

also competed in the Missouri Coaches Against Cancer Tournament.

OTHER EVENTS DURING THE 2009-10 YEAR:

- Children’s TLC October Pumpkin Patch- Thanksgiving Can Collection for Har-

vesters- Call-A-Thon- Children’s TLC Groundhog Day Run

- UMKC Winter Warm-Up - UMKC Career Services Etiquette Dinner

- Relay for Life- UMKC Career Services Mock Interviews

- Children’s TLC Duck Race on the Plaza- Blue and Gold Games

- CHAMPS Challenge- Toys for Tots Toy Collection

- First Downs for Down Syndrome- Go Red With the ROOS & the American Heart Association

- Kansas City Head Start Book Drive- Project Perfect – rewarded elementary schools students for grades

and attendance - Girls Scouts Fitness Day- Boy Scouts Fill It Up Campaign- Sports Day at Spectrum Station- UMKC’s Hispanic Youth Day- Animal Haven

Kangaroos Out In The Community

ONCE A KANGAROO, ALWAYS A KANGAROO.

UNIVERSITY of MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY

KANGAROO FORMER STUDENT-ATHLETE ASSOCIATION

ESTABLISHED 2008

The Former Student-Athlete Association serves a key role in uniting

the Kangaroos of past and present. All former Kangaroo student-

athletes, coaches, cheerleaders and dance squad members, team

managers and trainers and administrators are eligible to participate

in the Former Student-Athlete Association. Membership within the

Former Student-Athlete Association is free and provides each member

with complimentary tickets, emailed updates and newsletters, gifts,

and, most importantly, the easy ability to reconnect with your former

teammates through different reunion events. It’s the least we can do

for all of those who have worn the Blue and Gold and represented the

Kangaroos! For details on the Former Student-Athlete Association or

to sign up, just call Steve Stroud at 815-235-6018.

UMKC woMen’s Tennis sChedUle 2011Sat. Jan. 22 Southeast Missouri State at Columbia, Mo. 4 p.m. Sun. Jan. 23 Missouri at Columbia, Mo. 6 p.m. Fri. Feb. 4 Northern Iowa at Cedar Falls, Iowa 11 a.m. Tue. Feb. 8 Creighton at Omaha, Neb. 12:30 p.m. Sun. Feb. 20 UALR at Lawrence, Kan. 1 p.m. Sat. Feb. 26 Drake at Des Moines, Iowa 3 p.m. Thur. March 3 Houston Kansas City, Mo. 11 a.m. Fri. March 4 Iowa State at Ames, Iowa 10 a.m. Sun. March 6 Bradley at Peoria, Ill. TBA Wed. March 9 Kansas at Lawrence, Kan. 3 p.m. Thur. March 17 IUPUI * at Las Vegas, Nev. 11 a.m. Fri. March 18 IPFW * at Las Vegas, Nev. 11 a.m. Fri. March 18 Centenary * at Las Vegas, Nev. 4 p.m. Sat. March 19 Southern Utah * at Las Vegas, Nev. 11 a.m. Mon. March 21 Southwest Baptist Kansas City, Mo. 3 p.m. Sun. March 27 SIU Edwardsville at Edwardsville, Ill. 2 p.m. Mon. March 28 Saint Louis at St. Louis, Mo. 2 p.m. Thur. March 31 Oral Roberts * Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m. Fri. April 1 Western Illinois * Kansas City, Mo. 9 a.m. Fri. April 1 South Dakota State * Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m. Sat. April 2 Oakland * Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m. Sat. April 9 South Dakota at Omaha, Neb. 2 p.m. Tue. April 12 Cowley County C.C. Kansas City, Mo. 2 p.m.

2011 SUMMIT LEAgUE CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. April 23 Semifinals at Fort Wayne, Ind. TBA Sun. April 24 Final at Fort Wayne, Ind. TBA

* Summit League game • All times Central and subject to changeAll home matches are played at the Plaza Tennis Center

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