2003 USC MEN S TENNIS

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2 Jan Sherwood Coll. Cup Westlake Village, Calif. All Day Jan. 25 BYU Marks Stadium 10:00 a.m. Fresno State Marks Stadium 2:30 p.m. Jan. 27 UC Santa Barbara Marks Stadium 1:30 p.m. Jan. 29 at Pepperdine Malibu, Calif. 1:30 p.m. Jan. 31 UCLA Marks Stadium 1:30 p.m. Feb. 8 Cal Poly Marks Stadium 10:00 a.m. San Diego Marks Stadium 2:30 p.m. Feb. 14 Arizona Marks Stadium 1:30 p.m. Feb. 15 Arizona State Marks Stadium Noon Feb USTA/ITA Team Champ. Louisville, Ky. All Day Feb. 28-Mar. 2 Pacific Coast La Jolla, Calif. All Day March 7 *at UCLA Westwood, Calif. 1:30 p.m. March 11 Tulane Marks Stadium 1:30 p.m. March 14 Pepperdine TBA 1:30 p.m. March 18 Princeton Marks Stadium 1:30 p.m. March 22 Utah Marks Stadium 10 a.m. UC Irvine Marks Stadium 2:30 p.m. March 28 *at Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. 1:30 p.m. MST March 29 *at Arizona Tucson, Ariz. Noon MST April 4 at Stanford Stanford, Calif. 1:30 p.m. April 5 at California Berkeley, Calif. Noon April 11 *Washington Marks Stadium 1:30 p.m. April 12 *Oregon Marks Stadium Noon April 18 *California Marks Stadium 1:30 p.m. April 19 *Stanford Marks Stadium Noon April Pacific-10 Champ. Ojai, Calif. All Day May NCAA Regionals TBA TBA May NCAA Championships Athens, Ga. TBA * Pacific-10 match

3 USC MEN S TENNIS BOOSTERS The 2003 USC men s tennis team would like to thank all boosters and sponsors for their support of Trojan Tennis. LIFE John Andrews, Dann Angeloff, Gary Buntmann, Lawrence Davidson, Rick Leach, Martin Massman, Toby Page, J. Douglas & Marian Pardee, Bonnie Sanborn, Eric Schick, Con & Diane Schweitzer, Hank Weeks GOLD John Andrews Memorial, Gary Buntmann, Werner Buntmann Memorial, John Fleitz, William Middleton, Orange County Trojan Club, Toby Page, Bonnie Sanborn, Dennis Slattery, William & Barbara Steele, John Trophy CARDINAL Stephen Avoyer, Jack Fazakerley, Robert McKnight, Jeffrey Morris, Tom & Ginny Moulton, Suzy Page, Ron Peterson, George Schick, John Shea, Stan Smith, Warren Suzuki Memorial, Robert & Betsy Van t Hof, Lewis Wheeler Memorial PLAYER Bill Atkins, Robert & Toni Bancroft, William Behrens, Albert S. Blatz, Dick Bohrnstedt, William & Suzy Bond, Buddy Carls, Larry & Nancy Collins, Peter Collisson, Lawrence Davidson, Berkley S. Eichel, Raymond Freer, Kirby & Pat Galt, Douglas Gilmour, Richard Haskell, Phillip Homme, Jack Huber, David Jaquette, Robert Kato, Robert & Wanda Kelley, Neal Koss, Steve & Carol Kreisle, Jonathan R. Leach, Bruce Manson, John R. Leach Memorial, Tom Leonard, Richard & Janet MacKaig, John Mellott, Sashi Menon, Stephen Moore, George Morgan, Bruce & Carol Munch, Glen Nordskog, Lloyd Olson, Barney Pipkin, Gary Richardson, Francis Rothschild, Bruce Sanborn, Arnold Saul, Ernest Schroeder, Paul & Cathy Schroeder, Anthony & Gail Sevilla, Reid Slattery, Cecil & Jean Spearman, Philip Spencer, Bruce Stechel, Mike Stein, Ken Stuart, George Taylor, Richard Weed CLUB Richard Grayson, Mike Rabbitt TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts / Media Notes... 1 Season Outlook / Roster... 2 ITA Fall Rankings... 3 Peter Smith, Head Coach... 4 Assistant Coach / Support Staff...5 Marks Tennis Stadium Trojans NCAA Championship Results Postseason Results Match-By-Match Results All-Time Honors USC Letterwinners Trojans in the Hall of Fame / Pros Year-By-Year Opponent Series Records Opponents MEDIA NOTES Interviews: To arrange an interview with coaches or athletes, please contact Vicky Hammond at least one day in advance. Check with the USC Sports Information Office regarding the team practice schedule. Players can be made available after practice sessions and following home matches. Trojans On The Web: Current men s tennis information, as well as news, features and updated statistics can be found on the web at: For more information on all Pac-10 Conference opponents, go to: It s Not Southern Cal: In references to athletic teams of the University of Southern California, the following are preferred: USC, Southern California, So. California, Troy and Trojans for men's and women's teams, and Women of Troy for women's teams. PLEASE do not use Southern Cal. It's like calling San Francisco "Frisco" or North Carolina "North Car."). Credits The 2003 Men's Tennis Media Guide was prepared by Vicky Hammond, Assistant Sports Information Director. Special thanks to Dan Avila for team cover photos, headshots and action photos. Action photography also courtesy of Heston Quan, Gary Rus, Jim Sabo, Eddie Siegel, Jon SooHoo and Troy Witt. Cover design by Chase Gustafson. Printing by Nation s Printing Corp. On The Cover Top (l to r): Sophomore Prakash Amritraj, Junior Ruben Torres and Junior Daniel Langre. Below (l to r): The 2002 USC NCAA Championship men s tennis team with trophy on May 22, 2002, in College Station, Texas. QUICK FACTS University Information Location:... Los Angeles, Calif. Founded: Enrollment:... 28,800 Size: Acres President:... Dr. Steven Sample Athletic Director:... Mike Garrett National Affliliation:... NCAA Division I Conference:... Pacific-10 Nickname:... Trojans Fight Song:... "Fight On" Colors:... Cardinal & Gold Home Court:... Marks Tennis Stadium Capacity:... 1,000 capacity Tennis Information Head Coach:... Peter Smith Record at USC: , first season Overall Record: (.667), 16th season Smith s Phone:... (213) Assistant Coach:... Brett Hansen Hansen s Phone:... (213) Volunteer Asst. Coach:... Jefferson Hammond Overall Record: Conference Record: (t-2nd) Postseason:... NCAA CHAMPIONS Final Team Ranking:... No. 1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:... 3 / 4 Tennis History All-Time Program Record: (.793) All-Time Conference Record: (.690) National Team Championships: (1946, 1951, 1955, 1958, 1962, 1963, , 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1976, , 1993, 1994, 2002) National SIngles Championships: (1934, 1946, 1952, 1956, 1958, , 1963, 1964, 1967, 1968, , 1980, 1996) National Championships: (1934, 1938, 1941, 1946, 1951, , 1956, 1958, 1961, 1962, , 1964, 1967, 1968, 1969, , 1977, 1986, 1987, 1989) Pac-10 Team Championships (1962, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1967, , 1980, 1984, 1987, 1991, , 1993, 1994) NCAA Appearances: Sports Information Men s Tennis SID:... Vicky Hammond SID Phone:... (213) Cell Phone:... (213) SID Fax:... (213) vhammond@usc.edu Website:... Sports Information Address: USC Sports Information Watt Way... Heritage Hall Los Angeles, CA

4 2003 MEN S TENNIS ROSTER NAME R/L HGT WGT. AGE YR-EXP HOMETOWN (HS/COLLEGE) Prakash AMRITRAJ R So.-1V Encino, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake HS) Aaron BADART R Fr.-HS San Marino, Calif. (Pendleton HS) Johan BERG L So./TR-1V Stockholm, Sweden (Pepperdine) Parker COLLINS R RS/Jr.-2V Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar HS) Jeff KAZARIAN R RS/Fr.-HS Rolling Hills Estates, Calif. (Peninsula HS) Daniel LANGRE R RS/Jr.-2VMexico City, Mexico (Secretaria de Educación Pública) Whit LIVINGSTON R Fr.-HS Sacramento, Calif. (Jesuit HS) Sumil MENON R Fr.-HS San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (Dana Hills HS) Scott PATTERSON R Jr.-JC La Canada, Calif. (Glendale JC) Daniel TONTZ R RS/Fr.-HS San Diego, Calif. (Univ. of San Diego HS) Ruben TORRES R Jr.-2V Cali, Colombia (Colegio Alejandria) Brian WRIGHT R So./TR-1V Fresno, Calif. (Pepperdine) HEAD COACH: Peter SMITH (first season), Long Beach State 87 ASSISTANT: Brett HANSEN (second season) VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT: Jefferson HAMMOND HEAD COACH EMERITUS: Dick LEACH ADMINISTRATOR: Bill MIDDLETON PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Prakash AMRITRAJ pruh-kosh AM-rit-traj Aaron BADART bah-dart Johan BERG YO-han Jeff KAZARIAN kuh-zar-ree-un Daniel LANGRE LAN-gree Sumil MENON sue-meal MEH-nun Daniel TONTZ TONCE SEASON OUTLOOK If there is one thing that last year s NCAA champion USC men s tennis team taught everyone is that you can never predict the outcome of a season. Don t count anyone, or any team, out because anything is possible. The 2002 Trojans, the lowest seed (11th) to ever capture an NCAA men s tennis national title, took everyone by surprise as they rallied to defeat four of the top six teams in the NCAA Tournament (No. 1 Georgia, No. 2 Tennessee, No. 3 Illinois and No. 6 Baylor) and brought home the program s 16th national championship. They did so behind the efforts of then-freshman Prakash Amritraj (Encino, Calif.), who clinched USC s wins in the quarterfinal, semifinal and final in dramatic fashion and was named NCAA Tournament Most Valuable Player. They did so behind three seniors, Andrew Park, Ryan Moore and Nick Rainey, who were heralded as three of the top recruits in the country in 1998, but had been unable to push their teams past the Round of 16 in previous seasons. Their leadership and talent guided the Trojans amazing run. They did so behind then-sophomores, Daniel Langre (Mexico City, Mexico) and Ruben Torres (Cali, Colombia), who provided the stability necessary to win each of their matches, never dropping a match throughout the tournament run. Both were named to the NCAA All-Tournament team at their respective positions. And they did so behind USC s 23-year head coach Dick Leach, who announced his retirement just two weeks prior to the start of the NCAA Tournament. But this season, USC must listen to its own lessons. Under first-year head coach Peter Smith, the 2003 defending national champion Trojans find themselves back at square one with only three returners from last year s squad and nine newcomers to integrate. But don t count them out. The returners on this team benefited greatly from their experiences last season, said Smith, who came to USC after spending the last five seasons at Pepperdine where he guided the Waves to five West Coast Conference championships. I hope that they can help the team understand that even if we struggle at times this season, if we peak at the right time, anything is possible. Smith brings his own history of success to Troy. He guided Pepperdine to the NCAA Tournament in each of his five seasons, reaching the NCAA Quarterfinals in 1998 and Including his seven years at Fresno State ( ) prior to moving to Malibu in 1998, his teams have made nine consecutive NCAA appearances and have finished among the nation s Top 20 seven times. His 2002 Pepperdine squad posted a 25-6 record and finished fifth in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) poll. Last years ITA Region VIII Coach of the Year (he also won it in 2000), Smith understands the level of success that is expected at USC. My program goals have always been to compete for national championships, win conference championships, go undefeated at home and do so while maintaining a 3.0 team grade point average, said Smith. I know that this team is capable of doing the same. Yes, we are missing a lot of experience and talent from last season and it is very hard to replace those characteristics. But we have a lot of talent on this squad and we have a group that is willing to work extremely hard this season. Back for his sophomore season is Amritraj, who took time off this fall to play as an amateur in professional tournaments. During the break he captured the USTA Boys 18s Super National Hard Court Championship in August and picked up a first-round upset victory at the Mercedes-Benz Cup in July to highlight his season. Prakash has evolved into a really good player, said Smith. He is so coachable. His game continues to improve and he has a great attitude out on the court. He will play a large role in our success this season. Making the jump from the No. 3 spot where he played as a freshman, Amritraj likely will play at No. 1 this season. In 2002 he compiled a 14-9 (.609) dual match record at No. 3 and also played matches at the No. 1 (2-0), No. 2 (1-1) and No. 4 (2-0) positions. With a (.605) overall singles mark, he finished the season ranked No. 71 in the final singles poll. Some may have considered Langre, a current redshirt junior, and Torres, a junior, to be the strength of USC s lineup last season. This year they are expected to also make a jump in the lineup. 2

5 These two guys are not only outstanding players, but solid contributors to this team, said Smith. They are both very talented and the type of players who hate to lose. We have no seniors on this team, so the leadership role will have to be carried by these returners. Playing primarily at the No. 5 position, Langre compiled a overall record in 2002 and a mark in dual matches (3-2 at No. 4, 14-7 at No. 5 and 2-1 at No. 6). Torres, who put together the team s best winning percentage (80.0) in 2002, finished the season with a 32-8 overall singles record and 22-5 (.815) record in dual matches (6-2 at No. 5 and 16-3 at No. 6). With the loss of Rainey, a 2002 ITA singles and doubles All-American, Moore, a 2002 doubles All- American, and Park, last season s team captain and 2001 singles All-American, the Trojans hope to fill the void with its nine new additions. Pepperdine transfer Johan Berg (Stockholm, Sweden), a sophomore, is a player capable of filling one of the top spots left behind. Johan is a player with unlimited potential, with one of the best serves and forehands on the team, said Smith, who recruited Berg at Pepperdine and coached him as a freshman in As soon as he understands how to be more powerful on the court, he will become an even better player. Berg joined the Waves in January of 2002 and posted a 20-7 dual match record, playing primarily at the No. 4 position. After a strong fall performance this season, the 75th-ranked Berg enters 2003 as the only Trojan rated among the ITA Top 100 singles. Coming off redshirt seasons, junior Parker Collins (Newport Beach, Calif.) and freshman Jeff Kazarian (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) missed the Trojans championship run, but will have their opportunity this year to compete in the starting rotation. In his first two seasons at USC, Collins competed at No. 6 and put together a (.400) overall singles record. A successful prep player at Peninsula High in Rancho Palos Verdes, this is Kazarian s first opportunity to compete at USC after being sidelined last year with a back injury. We are excited to have Parker and Jeff back in the lineup, said Smith. We need Parker for his talent and experience because he has been a part of this team for three years. Jeff is a great competitor who has yet to reach his potential. We just need to get him back to 100 percent health. Waiting in the wings while also trying to recover from injuries are USC newcomers Brian Wright (Fresno, Calif.), a sophomore, and freshman Aaron Badart (San Marino, Calif.). Wright also transferred from Pepperdine this season to follow Smith. In 2002 in his first year with the Waves, he competed mainly in doubles with Waves teammate Calle Hansen. The duo posted a 16-7 record at No. 3 for the year. His playing time was limited because of knee injuries to both knees. He underwent surgery this summer. As soon as he gets back to top form, Brian is capable of becoming a Top 10 player, said Smith, who recruited Wright, along with Berg, at Pepperdine. He is also a diamond in the rough. He just needs to work on continuing to get healthy this year. Badart, who prepped at Pendleton High in Bradenton, Fla., did not compete this fall due to a back injury. Because of the injuries USC has had so far, junior Scott Patterson (La Canada, Calif.) has already proven to be an important asset to the team. Patterson transferred to Troy this fall from Glendale (Calif.) Junior College. At Glendale he played No. 1 in both singles and doubles for the last two seasons. In 2002 he went undefeated in singles play. Freshmen Sumil Menon (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.), son of USC three-time All-American Sashi Menon ( ), and Whit Livingston (Sacramento, Calif.) and redshirt freshman Daniel Tontz (San Diego, Calif.) round out the 2003 Trojan roster. All three are capable of stepping into the singles or doubles lineup for the Trojans, if necessary. Due to the number of new players of the team, doubles play will work itself out as the season progresses. The only definite is the pairing of Amritraj and Langre. Amritraj and Langre earned NCAA All- Tournament honors in 2002 at No. 3 doubles after defeating the teams from Tennessee and Georgia in the semifinals and finals. Putting together a 16-4 (80.0) overall record, the duo finished the season with the team s best doubles winning percentage. As part of the nation s most competitive tennis conference, USC will face its share of challenges this season, including matchups with Top 10-ranked foes UCLA (Jan. 31 and March 7), Stanford (April 4 and 19) and California (April 5 and 18). All eight of the Pac-10 teams (only eight Pac-10 schools sponsor men s tennis) are ranked among the top 75 in the ITA preseason poll, including No. 1 UCLA, No. 4 Stanford, No. 7 USC, No. 10 Cal, No. 20 Washington, No. 41 Arizona State, No. 61 Arizona and No. 73 Oregon. This is definitely going to be an unbelievably strong year for the Pac-10, said Smith. I hope our experiences from last season will help us become even more competitive in conference play. After competing at the ITA Indoor Championships Feb in Lousiville, Ky., the Trojans will prepare for the most difficult part of the schedule in March and April when they play all seven of their conferencecounting matches. USC will also host top nonconference competition, including home matches against Tulane (March 11), Pepperdine (March 14) and Utah (March 22). We have a tough road ahead of us, but I was very happy to see that we were ranked among the preseason Top 10 despite the players we lost from the 2002 team, said Smith. It really says a lot about USC and its championship tradition. I am truly honored to be entering my first season at a university with such a rich tradition of excellence. If we can stay healthy this year, then we ll be alright. So don t count the Trojans out in ITA PRESEASON RANKINGS 1. UCLA 2. Illinois 3. Baylor 4. Stanford 5. Florida 6. Georgia 7. USC 8. Mississippi 9. Kentucky 10. California 11. Duke 12. Texas 13. Texas A&M TEAM RANKINGS 14. Tennessee 15. Auburn 16. Vir. Commonwealth 17. Alabama 18. Pepperdine 19. Minnesota 20. Washington 21. South Florida 22. South Carolina 23. Wake Forest 24. Ohio State 25. Mississippi State SINGLES RANKINGS 1. Benedikt Dorsch, Baylor 2. Amer Delic, Illinois 3. Daniel Klemetz, Middle Tennessee State 4. Jesse Witten, Kentucky 5. Alex Vlaski, Washington 6. Phil Stolt, Illinois 7. Jeremy Wurtzman, Ohio State 8. Bobby Reynolds, Vanderbilt 9. Todd Widom, Miami 10. Rameez Junaid, Auburn 11. Matt Hanlin, Washington 12. Tobias Clemens, UCLA 13. Oliver Maiberger, San Diego State 14. Chad Harris, Vanderbilt 15. David Martin, Stanford 16. Robert Searle, Rice 17. Trystan Meniane, North Carolina 18. Paul Ciorascu, Mississippi 19. Jean Simon, Texas 20. Brian Wilson, Illinois 75. Johan Berg, USC DOUBLES RANKINGS 1. Barker/Barker, Rice 2. Calkins/Delic, Illinois 3. Lipsky/Martin, Stanford 4. Csanadi/van der Merwe, Old Dominion 5. Cook/Matijevic, Texas A&M 6. Maiberger/Redondo, San Diego State 7. Lozano/Nyman, BYU 8. Mitchell/Hiscox, Alabama 9. Corkery/Pade, Stanford 10. Jackson/Klemetz, Middle Tenn. State 11. Morton/Endrikat, UC Irvine 12. Stapp/Walker, Memphis 13. Behrmann/Hahn, Florida 14. Riddell/Lingman, Harvard 15. Monroe/Pinchbeck, North Carolina 16. Zimmerman/Stokke, Duke 17. Charroin/Stewart, Arizona State 18. Strasberg/Vlaski, Washington 19. Livesay/Taylor, Tulsa 20. Barriga/Martinez, Northern Illinois

6 COACHING STAFF PETER SMITH Head Coach First Season at USC Peter Smith, who guided the Pepperdine men s tennis team to conference titles and NCAA tournament appearances in each of his five years there, was named head coach of the national champion USC men s tennis team in June of Smith becomes only the third head coach in USC men s tennis history. Smith replaced Dick Leach, who retired following the 2002 season after guiding the Trojans to four NCAA championships (including the 2002 title) in his 23 years at USC. Leach will remain on staff at USC as emeritus director of men s tennis, advising athletic director Mike Garrett and Smith on the development of the Trojan tennis program, as well as helping raise funds. We are very fortunate to have someone of this caliber replace legendary coach Dick Leach, said USC senior associate athletic director Daryl Gross. Peter Smith is one of the best coaches in the country and he will keep the Trojan tennis tradition alive. He is an incredible teacher and motivator. It s just and a perfect fit at USC. We could not be more pleased. This is a dream come true for me to receive such an incredible opportunity, said Smith, whose 15-year head coaching mark while at Pepperdine, Fresno State and Long Beach State stands at (.667) and whose teams have been in the last nine NCAA tournaments. USC has such a prestigious athletic and academic history and I am so proud to be a part of it. I knew I wanted to be part of the best. Smith, 38, is coming off a 25-6 season at Pepperdine, in which he led the 2002 Waves to the NCAA quarterfinals and a final No. 5 national ranking. He earned his fifth straight West Coast Conference Coach of the Year honor and was tabbed the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Region VIII Coach of the Year for the second time in the last three years (he also won it in 2000). In five years at Pepperdine ( ), Smith compiled a (.792) dual match record and finished in the Top 20 every year. The Waves won the WCC title and advanced to at least the second round of the NCAA Championships each season. He coached eight All-Americans during his tenure in Malibu (Robert Lindstedt, Kelly Gullett, John Hui, Anthony Ross, Robert Kendrick, Stefan Sutter, Sebastien Graeff and Al Garland). Smith spent the previous six seasons ( ) as men s tennis head coach at Fresno State, transforming the Bulldogs into a Top 20 program. His dual match record at Fresno State was (.642). He led the Bulldogs to their first-ever NCAA tourney in 1994 and coached the program s first-ever All-American (Fredrik Bergh) in In all, he guided the Bulldogs into the NCAAs in his last four seasons and coached four All-Americans (Gullett, who followed him to Pepperdine, Fredrik Berg, Fredrik Giers and Robert Lindstedt). Smith enjoyed his greatest success at Fresno State in 1996 when the team won its first Western Athletic Conference title, posted a 23-5 dual-match record (the best in school history) and earned its thirdstraight NCAA berth with a No. 6 national ranking. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS (.667) Career Record Six Conference Championships Six-Time Conference Coach of the Year Three-Time ITA Region Coach of the Year Seven Top-20 Finishes Nine NCAA Appearances SMITH S CAREER COACHING RECORD Year School W L Pct. NCAA Finish Final Ranking 1988 Long Beach State Long Beach State No. 25-T 1990 Long Beach State Long Beach State Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State NCAA Round of 16 No Fresno State NCAA Round of 16 No Fresno State NCAA Quarterfinals No Fresno State NCAA Round of 16 No Pepperdine NCAA Quarterfinals No Pepperdine NCAA Second Round No Pepperdine NCAA Second Round No Pepperdine NCAA Round of 16 No Pepperdine NCAA Quarterfinals No. 5 Career Record Long Beach State Fresno State Pepperdine That season, he was named ITA Region VII and Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. Smith remains the only men s coach to take two different schools to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Championships in the 1990s -- doing so at Fresno State in 1996 and Pepperdine in Additionally, Smith and Duke s Jay Lapidus were the only two men s coaches whose teams did not lose a match in NCAA regional play in the last decade. Smith earned a bachelor s degree in liberal studies from Long Beach State in 1987 and was a four-year letterwinner for the 49ers. After playing professional tennis for 15 months and competing in such prestigious events as the U.S. Open and Wimbledon, Smith returned to Long Beach State and became the youngest Division I men s tennis head coach at age 23. He served as the 49ers head coach for four years ( ), compiling an overall record of (.515). In 1989, Long Beach State posted a dual match record and completed the season ranked No. 25 nationally. Smith was born on Aug. 15, He and his wife, Tammie, have three sons, Tanner (7), Riley (5) and Colter (2). 4

7 COACHING STAFF BRETT HANSEN Assistant Coach Second Season at USC Brett Hansen enters his second season as assistant coach to the USC men s tennis program. A former player at USC who helped the Trojans capture the 1994 national championship, Hansen managed to match his success as an athlete by helping lead the 2002 Trojans to the NCAA title in just his first season as an assistant coach. Hansen, 28, can now add last season s accomplishment to his list of successes as an intercollegiate tennis player at Troy and his four-year career on the professional circuit, which came to an end after suffering a knee injury. Prior to joining the Trojans staff in December of 2001, Hansen spent six months (June-Nov., 2001) as an instructor at New York Tennisport (professional tennis club), where he worked with top juniors and newcomers to the professional ranks. Out of college in 1995, Hansen played World Team Tennis for the Idaho Sneakers and was named 1995 Rookie of the Year and the tour s Most Valuable Player. After two seasons with the WTT, he joined the ATP tour and played professionally from He enjoyed his greatest successes and received his highest career tour rankings in 1997 (No. 90 doubles, No. 300 doubles). In March of 1998 he retired from the circuit after a knee injury. Collegiately, Hansen attended UC Irvine for his first two years then transferred to USC as a junior. In his first season he helped guide USC to the 1994 NCAA Championship. He earned ITA All-American honors as a junior and senior and was ranked the No. 2 singles player and No. 15 doubles pair (with partner Fernando Samayoa) in the 1996 final ITA rankings. As a senior he advanced to the NCAA Championship singles finals and the doubles quarterfinals. He also won the 1995 Rolex Intercollegiate Championship, 1996 National Collegiate Tennis Classic singles championship and the 1996 Pac-10 doubles crown. Hansen is a 1990 graduate of Newport Harbor High in Newport Beach, Calif., where he won the CIF, Ojai and Sea View League titles as a senior. His father, Phil Dent, is also a former professional tennis player who once ranked No. 12 internationally. Born on July 2, 1974, Hansen is single and resides in Newport Beach, Calif. Jefferson Hammond enters his first season as a volunteer assistant coach to the USC men s tennis program. This is his second season in collegiate tennis after spending 2002 as an administrative assistant for UC Irvine men s tennis. In addition to his time spent at UCI, Hammond s tennis experience spans the high school, collegiate and professional levels. As recently as 2001, he was ranked No. 1 in the Southern California Tennis Association (SCTA) rankings for men s 30s singles. Hammond, 31, was the boys varsity tennis coach at University High in Irvine, Calif., for two seasons ( ), leading University to two C.I.F. team championships during that time. Following the 2000 championship, he was named the Orange County Register Orange County Coach of the Year. Prior to taking the University head coaching position, Hammond served as the assistant tennis pro at the Pointe Hilton on South Mountain in Phoenix, Ariz. Hammond earned a bachelor s degree in history from the University of Vermont in 1993, where he played collegiate tennis. He was the team co-captain in 1993 and helped lead Vermont to the North Atlantic Conference championship in Following graduation he spent time playing the U.S. satellite circuit. Born on May 29, 1971, in Indianapolis, Ind., Hammond prepped at Southport High in Indianapolis. He and his wife, Amy, have a newborn son, Eric, and currently reside in Aliso Viejo, Calif. JEFFERSON HAMMOND Volunteer Assistant Coach First Season at USC DICK LEACH Head Coach Emeritus It would be difficult to find a collegiate men s tennis coach with a more successful career than USC s Dick Leach, who led the Trojans to four national titles in 23 years at the helm of the USC program before announcing his retirement in May of Following retirement, Leach adopted a new role at USC as emeritus director of men s tennis. In this position he is responsible for advising athletic director Mike Garrett and Peter Smith on the development of the Trojan tennis program, as well as helping raise funds for USC tennis. Fittingly, Leach captured one last NCAA title in his final season. USC, which went 25-5 in , entered the 2002 NCAAs as the No. 11 seed and upset the Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 6 seeds en route to the title. Leach was honored as the 2002 Wilson/ITA National Coach of the Year and Pac-10 Coach of the Year. Leach retired with 535 career victories, four NCAA team titles (1991, , 2002), two NCAA singles champs (Robert Van t Hof, Cecil Mamiit), three NCAA doubles champs (Rick Leach and Tim Pawsat, Rick Leach and Scott Melville, Eric Amend and Byron Black) and seven Pac-10 titles (1980, 1984, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994). He compiled a steller record of (.797) and led his teams to many outstanding seasons while at USC, including a trip to the NCAA Championships in 22 of his 23 years. Leach played tennis at USC from 1959 to 1961 (under George Toley) and achieved All-American third team honors in He received 26 U.S. national rankings in singles and doubles. He and his wife, Sandy, have four children, including sons Rick, a four-year USC All-American ( ) and twotime NCAA doubles champion ( ), and Jon, a four-time USC All-American and member of three of Leach s national championship teams (1991, ). His daughter Mindy was a varsity tennis player at Alabama from

8 SUPPORT STAFF Brent Blanton Tennis Academic Counselor Sue Lerner Men s Tennis Athletic Trainer Vicky Hammond Tennis Sports Information Contact Bill Middleton Men s Tennis Administrator Jamie Yanchar Tennis Strength Coach DAVID X. MARKS TENNIS STADIUM The David X. Marks Tennis Stadium on the USC campus is one of the finest collegiate tennis facilities in the country. Last summer, the stadium underwent renovations, including the addition of 700 chair-back seats replacing the bleachers on the baselines. All five courts were also repainted and lined. The 1,000-seat stadium features five oversized hard courts. Two of the courts are named after famous USC alumni and Wimbledon singles champions, Alex Olmedo and Stan Smith. The center court is named for USC s 13 Grand Slam doubles champions Byron Black, Bob Falkenburg, Luke Jensen, Murphy Jensen, Rick Leach, Bob Lutz, Gene Mako, Olmedo, Rafael Osuna, Dennis Ralston, Raul Ramirez, Ted Schroeder and Smith. Underneath the stadium is the beautiful Leonard Andrews Varsity Lounge and Team Room, along with two locker rooms. The locker rooms were recently renovated through a generous gift made by John and Michelle Katnik of Diversified Development. Each lockerroom features the program s recent conference championship trophies, Hall of Fame walls with past NCAA singles and doubles champions, as well as the men s and women s national championship trophies. USC also has what may be the largest tennis scoreboard in the United States. The Martin Massman Scoreboard completed just prior to the 1989 season is a tally board and message center which keeps fans and participants up-to-date on the matches in progress. At the entrance to the stadium is a list of all 16 of the USC men s national champion years and seven women s tennis national championships, including a newly-added 2002 for last year s men s tennis title squad. The stadium was dedicated in 1973 when former Trojan stars Alex Olmedo, Stan Smith, Dennis Ralston and Bob Lutz held a tennis exhibition. The 1974 men s NCAA Tournament was held at Marks Stadium (USC finished second). 6

9 2003 PLAYER BIOS 2003 USC MEN S TENNIS PRAKASH AMRITRAJ Sophomore Encino, Calif. Harvard-Westlake HS AARON BADART Freshman San Marino, Calif. Pendleton HS THIS SEASON: Prakash Amritraj enters his second season at USC... Did not compete for USC in the fall and instead spent the time competing at professional tournaments as an amateur... In July, he and his cousin, Stephen Amritraj (Duke), picked up an openinground victory at the 2002 Mercedes-Benz Cup by upsetting former college greats George Bastl (USC) and Sandon Stolle (TCU), 4-6, 7-6 (3), 6-2, in the first round of men s doubles... The following month he captured the USTA Boys 18s Super National Hard Court Championships by defeating No. 8 Doug Stewart of Malibu, Calif. 2002: Amritraj found great success in his first collegiate season... He finished the season ranked No. 71 with a overall singles record... Playing mainly at No. 3, Amritraj went in dual matches... Midseason he also played two matches at No. 2 and two matches at No. 1, where he went 2-0 and upset then-ranked No. 1 Harsh Mankad of Minnesota and Marko Gojanovic of Clemson... Amritraj advanced to the second round of the Pac-10 singles tournament before falling to No. 47 Matt Hanlin of Washington... Won his matches in the first and second round of the NCAA tournament... Helped lead the Trojans to the 2002 NCAA Championship with match-clinching victories in the NCAA quarterfinals, semifinals and finals when he upset Philip Stolt of Illinois, 6-4, 7-6 (0), Tennessee s Adam Carey, 7-6 (5), 3-6, 6-3, and Georgia s Bo Hodge, 7-6 (3), Named NCAA Tournament MVP and NCAA All-Tournament at No. 3 singles... In doubles, Amritraj recorded a 26-9 overall record and 21-7 mark in dual matches, playing the majority of his matches with Daniel Langre... Amritraj and Langre posted a 16-4 overall record and also earned NCAA All-Tournament honors at No. 3 doubles after defeating Tennessee s Mark Dietrich and Andy Crews and Georgia s Nicolas Boeker and Lesley Joseph in the semifinals and finals... Amritraj also went 9-5 with Andrew Park and 1-0 while partnered with Damien Spizzo. PREP EXPERIENCE: Amritraj is a 2001 graduate of Harvard-Westlake High in North Hollywood, Calif.... Played two seasons of varsity tennis and led his prep team to the CIF Los Angeles City Section championship each year (1998 and 1999)... Named league MVP as a sophomore... He ranked as high as No. 8 in the 2001 USTA boys singles national rankings... In 18-and-unders, he won international doubles titles in Manila (Philippines), Montreal (Canada), Singapore and Jakarta (Indonesia)... He won the 2000 Easter Bowl doubles title... He has also competed at the Australian Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open... In 16-and-unders, he placed sixth at the National Clay Court Championships and reached the doubles final... Finished third at the National Hard Court Championships. PERSONAL: Prakash Michael Amritraj was born on Oct. 2, 1983, in Tarzana, Calif.... The son of Vijay and Shyamala Amritraj, he has one brother, Vikram (15)... His father, Indian tennis legend Vijay Amritraj, played Wimbledon for 17 years and the Davis Cup for 20 years, reaching the Wimbledon quarterfinals in 1974 and 1987 and the U.S. Open quarterfinals in 1973 and His uncle, Anand (Vijay s brother), also played professionally and once advanced to the Wimbledon doubles semifinals with Vijay... Prakash lists his father as his biggest sports hero because of the countless times he defeated the odds with dignity and class... He is a business major who hopes to play professionally after graduation. AMRITRAJ S CAREER STATISTICS S - Overall S - Duals D - Overall D - Duals Year W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct THIS SEASON: Aaron Badart enters his first season at USC... Did not compete in the fall due to a back injury. PREP EXPERIENCE: Badart is a 2001 graduate of Pendleton High in Bradenton, Fla.... He did not compete in high school tennis but attended the Bollettieri Tennis Academy for eight years ( )... Played junior tennis in Florida and was ranked among the top 10 under-16 singles players in the region... Was ranked 12th nationally in doubles in under-18s... Spent 2002 traveling on the futures circuit as an amateur and earned two ATP points at tournaments in Ecuador and Los Angeles. PERSONAL: Aaron Erich Badart was born on Sept. 17, 1982, in Arcadia, Calif.... The son of Egan Badart and Patra Wood, he has one sister, Tovah... His father, Egan, is a graduate of the USC School of Business... Also enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding and rollerblading... Originally recruited by head coach Peter Smith to attend Pepperdine and followed Smith to USC... Would like to pursue a professional tennis career following graduation... His major is undeclared. JOHAN BERG Sophomore - Transfer Stokholm, Sweden Pepperdine THIS SEASON: Johan Berg enters his first season at USC after transferring from Pepperdine... Ranked 75th in the ITA preseason rankings... Posted an 11-3 singles record in fall tournaments... Won six straight matches in the ITA Championship Pre- Qualifying and Qualifying rounds... Advanced to the Round of 16 at the ITA Omni Regional Championships and the finals of the SCTA Championship... He and Daniel Langre posted a 6-1 doubles record in fall tournaments and advanced to the quarterfinals at the ITA Omni Regional Championships AT PEPPERDINE: After joining the team in January, Berg compiled a 20-7 singles dual match record and played primarily at the No. 4 position in Pepperdine s lineup... Compiled an overall singles mark of Helped lead the Waves to the NCAA Quarterfinals, a No. 5 final ranking and the West Coast Conference Championship in Partnered with Al Garland, the pair finished the season with a 23-3 overall doubles record and 23-2 record in dual matches... The duo posted a 17-0 mark at the No. 2 position and went 6-2 at No The two earned a No. 24 final ranking and All-WCC first team honors. 7

10 2003 PLAYER BIOS PREP EXPERIENCE: Berg is a 2001 graduate of Tretorn Tennis Academy in Sweden... Competed with the Swedish National Team for five years ( )... Ranked among the ITF top 20 doubles and top 30 singles during that time... Helped lead Sweden to the 1998 European Team Championship... Won the Swedish doubles championship on several occasions and reached the singles final three times... Played with the SALK tennis club for six years ( ), leading the team to the Swedish team championship in 1997, 1998 and PERSONAL: Johan Berg was born on April 20, 1982, in Stockholm, Sweden... The son of Anders and Anne Berg, he has one brother, Fredrik... A resident of Naoka, Sweden... Names the NHL s Peter Forsburg as his biggest sports hero... Lists the team and the sports atmosphere as his favorite part of USC... His major is undeclared. BERG S CAREER STATISTICS S - Overall S - Duals D - Overall D - Duals Year W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. at Pepperdine PARKER COLLINS RS Junior Newport Beach, Calif. Corona del Mar HS Trojans third point... He and partner Andrew Park played at the No. 3 doubles spot and posted a record... He also played doubles matches with Scott Merryman (1-0) and Patrick Gottesleben (1-0). PREP EXPERIENCE: Collins is a 1999 graduate of Corona del Mar (Calif.) High... He was a four-year letterwinner on the tennis team... He helped lead the team to the CIF Division I Championship as a senior... The team also won the Sea View League Championship in 1998 and Collins was an all-league first team selection all four years... As a freshman, he won the CIF doubles championship and garnered the league championship as a sophomore and junior. PERSONAL: Parker Ryan Collins was born on Sept. 21, 1980, in Pasadena, Calif.... The son of Larry and Nancy Collins... Parker is undecided on his major but hopes to pursue a career as a stockbroker. COLLINS CAREER STATISTICS S - Overall S - Duals D - Overall D - Duals Year W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct Redshirt Season Tot JEFF KAZARIAN RS Freshman Rolling Hills Est., Calif. Peninsula HS THIS SEASON: Parker Collins enters his redshirt junior season at USC... Compiled a 5-4 record in fall tournaments... Advanced to the Round of 16 at Fresno State s Bulldog Classic, the consolation second round at the ITA Omni Regional Championships and the first round of the SCTA Championships by way of a qualifier. 2002: Collins redshirted the 2002 season. 2001: Collins finished the season with a overall singles record, mark in dual matches and a 2-7 record in conference matches... In the fall he earned two wins in the consolation round of the ITA Rolex Regionals... He won his first 5-of-7 dual matches but began to struggle as the team entered Pac-10 play... In doubles, Collins played the majority of his dual matches with partner Ruben Torres... The pair compiled a 13-9 overall record primarily at No He also played doubles matches with Daniel Langre (2-1), Scott Merryman (1-1), Andrew Park (0-1), Damien Spizzo (0-1) and Garrett Wong (0-1)... He lost in the first round of the Pac-10 Tournament in both singles and doubles with Torres. 2000: In his first collegiate season, Collins finished with a overall record and 8-20 mark in dual match play... Played the sixth spot in all but one match where he was moved to No. 5 when Ryan Moore became injured... At a spot higher, he defeated UCLA s Chris Sands and was one of only two Trojans to earn wins in a 5-2 team loss to the Bruins... In the last four matches of the regular season, Collins posted a 2-2 record, earning big wins against Oregon and Cal... Displayed one of his best performances at the 2000 Pac-10 Invitational where he advanced to the second round in singles and the quarterfinals in doubles... His improvement throughout the year was most evident in the second round of the NCAAs when he sparked a USC victory by upsetting Fresno State s Nick Fustar 6-2, 6-3 for the THIS SEASON: Jeffrey Kazarian enters his second season at USC... Posted a 2-1 singles record in fall tournaments and advanced to the Round of 16 at the ITA Omni Regional Championships. 2002: Kazarian redshirted the 2002 season due to a back injury. PREP EXPERIENCE: Kazarian is a 2001 graduate of Peninsula High in Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.... He played four years of varsity tennis and earned All-Bay League first team honors all four years... Named the CIF Division I MVP in 2001 and former USC teammate Teige Sullivan... Won the Bay League singles championship as a sophomore and junior... Helped lead Peninsula to the CIF Division I Southern Section Championship in 1999 and the Bay League Championship all four years... He enjoyed his greatest success in 16-and-unders when he ranked among the top- 10 in Southern California and was a finalist in singles and third-place finisher in doubles at the National Clay Courts... Advanced to the doubles quarterfinals in 2000 and 2001 at the National Hard Court Championships in Kalamazoo, Mich. PERSONAL: Jeffrey Benjamin Kazarian was born on Dec. 19, 1982, in Torrance, Calif.... The son of Kris and Julie Kazarian, he has one brother, Jonathan (13), and one sister, Kristen (23)... The grandson of John Fleitz, who played tennis at USC in He enjoys riding motorcross and golfing when he s not playing tennis... His major is undeclared. 8

11 2003 PLAYER BIOS 2003 USC MEN S TENNIS DANIEL LANGRE RS Junior Mexico City, Mexico Secretaria de Educación Pública THIS SEASON: Daniel Langre enters his redshirt junior season at USC... Compiled a 3-3 record in fall tournaments... Advanced to the Round of 16 at the ITA Omni Regional Championships. 2002: Langre, along with his teammates, enjoyed much success in 2002 as he helped lead the Trojans to the NCAA Championship... Playing mainly at the No. 5 position, he compiled a overall record and a mark in dual matches... Langre went 14-7 at the No. 5 spot, 3-2 at No. 4 and 2-1 at No In the fall, he advanced to the quarterfinals of the SCTA Championship... With a singles record in the regular season, Langre was at his best in the postseason... He won all six of his NCAA Tournament matches en route to the Trojans title and was named to the NCAA All-Tournament team at the No. 5 position... In doubles he collected a 16-4 record with Prakash Amritraj, a 5-6 mark with Damien Spizzo and a 1-0 record with Ruben Torres... Langre and Amritraj earned NCAA All- Tournament honors at No. 3 doubles after defeating Tennessee s Mark Dietrich and Andy Crews and Georgia s Nicolas Boeker and Lesley Joseph in the semifinals and finals... The pair finished with the team s best doubles winning percentage (.800). 2001: Langre redshirted during the 2001 season... Competed at the SCTA Championships and Rolex Regionals in the fall, advancing to the second round and quarterfinals, respectively... Underwent surgery on a torn ligament in his left knee on Jan : Langre joined the team in January and quickly proved to be a key player as a freshman for the Trojans... He finished the season with the team s best record, both overall (23-6) and in dual matches (21-4)... Throughout the spring, he also accounted for the Trojans longest win streak, claiming 11 straight from Feb. 8 through March He played mainly at the No. 4 and 5 positions, and spent two matches at No The weekend he was moved up in the lineup, he upset K.J. Hippensteel of Stanford and Hiro Nakamura of Cal... Despite USC s two losses in the Bay Area, he was the only one to sweep the series... At the Pac-10 Tournament, he was defeated in the first round by UCLA s Jong-Min Lee... He and partner Patrick Gottesleben posted the team s best doubles record in dual match play with 18 wins and only six losses... He also played two matches with Nick Rainey (2-0) and two with Ryan Moore (1-1). LANGRE S CAREER STATISTICS S - Overall S - Duals D - Overall D - Duals Year W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct Redshirt Season Tot WHIT LIVINGSTON Freshman Sacramento, Calif. Jesuit HS THIS SEASON: Whit Livingston enters his first season at USC... Did not compete in the fall. PREP EXPERIENCE: Livingston is a 2002 graduate of Jesuit High in Sacramento, Calif.... Played four years of varsity tennis, including at the No. 2 spot as a junior and No. 1 as a senior... Served as team captain his senior season... Earned All- American honors in 2001 and Was awarded the Athletic Director s award in 2002 for his athletic and academic accomplishments... Named the team s MVP as a senior... Won the San Joaquin metro and sectional singles championships in 1999 and Helped lead team to the CIF and San Joaquin Metro championships each of his four years... Also played NorCal 16 and unders for one year, going undefeated in both singles and doubles... Won the Northern California Sportsmanship Award in 16s and 18s. PERSONAL: Whit Cleve Livingston was born on Sept. 17, 1983, in Boston, Mass.... The son of Cleve and Virginia Livingston, he has one brother, Spencer... His father, Cleve, was a two-time U.S. Olympian in crew (1968-Mexico City, Munich) and won a gold medal at the 1967 Pan American Games, a silver medal at the 1967 World Championships and a silver medal at the 1972 Olympic Games... His father rowed at Harvard as an undergraduate... Would love to travel the world while playing tennis following graduation... His major is undeclared. PREP EXPERIENCE: A 2000 graduate of Secretaria de Educación Pública in Mexico City... As a four-time Mexican national champion in the U12, U14, U16 and U18 divisions, he was ranked as high as No. 7 internationally as a member of Mexico s junior national team... In 1999, he competed on Mexico s Davis Cup team and reached the Wimbledon junior semifinals in doubles... He was the Mexican, Central American and Caribbean champion in the 14-under division. PERSONAL: Langre was born on March 7, 1981, in Mexico City... The son of Pedro and Cecilia Langre... Names Pete Sampras as his biggest sports hero... Chose to come to USC because of its strong heritage of Mexican players... Lists his favorite food as real Mexican food - made in Mexico... An international relations major at USC. 9

12 2003 PLAYER BIOS SUMIL MENON Freshman San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Dana Hills HS PREP EXPERIENCE: Patterson is a 2000 graduate of La Canada (Calif.) High... A four-year member of the varsity tennis team... Played at No. 1 as a sophomore, junior and senior... A three-time team MVP ( ). PERSONAL: Scott Thomas Patterson was born on March 31, 1982, in Glendale, Calif.... The son of James and Elaine Patterson, he has one brother, David, and two sisters, Stephanie and Diane... His dad and brother played tennis in college... His mom attended both UCLA and USC... Lists his greatest sports moment as having watched Pete Sampras win his 13th Grand Slam to break the record... Chose to attend USC because of the academics, the environment, the people and because his mom is a USC alumnus... An economics major. THIS SEASON: Sumil Menon enters his first season at USC... Did not compete in the fall. PREP EXPERIENCE: Menon is a 2002 graduate of Dana Hills High in Dana Point, Calif.... He played four years of varsity tennis at the No. 1 singles position... A fourtime All-South Coast League first team selection... Also named the Orange County Register Rookie of the Year in 1999 and a Los Angeles Times Player to Watch in Served as team captain as a senior and earned the team s Sportsmanship Award... Captured the South Coast League singles championship in Led his team to the league championship as a freshman and senior, and the CIF semifinals in He was ranked among Southern California s top 30 in singles in 16 and 18-and-unders... Graduated with a 3.9 grade point average and was recognized as a scholar-athlete and honor roll student each year. PERSONAL: Sumil Menon was born on March 17, 1984, in Dana Point, Calif.... The son of Sashi and Arlene Menon, he has one sister, Sheena... His father, Sashi, and his sister, Sheena, both attended USC... His father played tennis at USC ( ) and was a three-time All-American (1971, )... He was raked top 10 in the world in doubles and top 40 in singles, while playing Davis Cup for India for 16 years... Sumil has always wanted to attend USC to follow in his father s footsteps... A business major who would like to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. SCOTT PATTERSON Junior La Canada, Calif. Glendale JC DANIEL TONTZ RS Freshman San Diego, Calif. Univ. of San Diego HS THIS SEASON: Daniel Tontz enters his redshirt freshman season at USC... Posted an 0-4 record in fall tournaments, including the Fresno State Bulldog Classic and SCTA Championship. 2002: Tontz redshirted the 2002 season. PREP EXPERIENCE: Tontz is a 2001 graduate of University of San Diego (Calif.) High... Played four years of varsity tennis at No. 1 singles... Named Western League all-section as a junior and senior and All-San Diego city in Went 47-2 as a senior and lost in the semifinals of the Western League Championship... An all-city tournament selection in 1999, 2000 and Helped lead team to CIF San Diego Section Championship as a freshman, sophomore and junior... Ranked No. 3 in San Diego County in Advanced to the Round of 16 at the 2001 National Clay Courts and Copper Bowl. PERSONAL: Daniel J. Tontz was born on March 1, 1983, in San Diego, Calif.... The son of William and Theresa Tontz, he has nine brothers and sisters, Billy (31), Katie (30), Chris (29), Mike (27), Jenny (25), Liz (23), Margaret (20), Stephen (16) and Jimmy (14)... His brother, Billy, graduated from the USC School of Medicine... His brothers, Chris ( 95) and Billy ( 92), both played intercollegiate tennis at UC Irvine... A business major. THIS SEASON: Scott Patterson enters his first season at USC after spending two years at Glendale Junior College... Posted a 4-3 record in 2002 fall tournaments... Advanced to the second round of the SCTA Championships and the second round of the ITA Omni Regional Championships. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Patterson played at Glendale (Calif.) Junior College in 2001 and Played No. 1 singles both years... Went 16-0 in singles in 2002 and was named team MVP... In the two years, he compiled at 27-4 overall record and 16-0 mark in Western Conference matches... Named to the Dean s List both years. 10

13 2003 PLAYER BIOS 2003 USC MEN S TENNIS RUBEN TORRES Junior Cali, Colombia Colegio Alejandria BRIAN WRIGHT Sophomore - Transfer Fresno, Calif. Pepperdine THIS SEASON: Ruben Torres enters his third season at USC... Went 6-4 in the fall, highlighted by a 5-2 record at the ITA Regional Championships where he dropped his first match but won five consecutive in the consolation round. 2002: Torres, along with his teammates, enjoyed much success in 2002 as he helped lead the Trojans to the NCAA Championship... Playing mainly at the No. 6 position, Torres posted the team s best record with a 32-8 (.800) overall singles mark... He went 22-5 in dual matches, 5-2 in Pac-10 play, 16-3 at the No. 6 position and 6-2 at the No. 5 spot... In the fall he advanced to the finals of the ITA Regional Consolation Championships and the second round of the SCTA Championship... Won a team-best 11-straight matches to end the 2002 season... Captured the Pac- 10 Invitational Championship during that span by defeating UCLA s Alberto Francis in the final... His streak took him into the NCAA Tournament where he won all six of his NCAA Tournament matches en route to the Trojans national title and was named to the NCAA All-Tournament team at the No. 6 position... In doubles he collected an record with Teige Sullivan and a 1-0 mark with Daniel Langre... Throughout the dual match season, he and Sullivan posted a 5-6 record at No. 2 and a 3-1 record at No In the NCAA Championship final, the pair captured a key victory over Georgia s Adam Seri and Brandon Wagner, 8-4, to clinch the Trojans doubles point en route to the title. 2001: After joining the team as a freshman in January, Ruben Torres played mainly at No. 5 and compiled a 16-9 overall record, 15-6 mark in dual matches and 3-4 record against Pac-10 opponents... Posted the team s longest win streak during the regular season after winning eight straight matches from Jan. 19 through Feb Missed two matches in early April due to a wrist injury... He won his first round match over Matt Hanlin of Washington in the Pac-10 Tournament, but fell in the second round... He played doubles with Parker Collins and the pair went 13-9 overall at No He also played doubles matches with Ryan Moore (2-1) and the pair upset Stanford s sixth-ranked Scott Lipsky and David Martin... Collins and Torres fell in the first round of the Pac-10 Tournament. PREP EXPERIENCE: A 2000 graduate of Colegio Alejandria in Cali, Colombia... He was Colombia s 18- and 16-and-under national champion... Served as team captain on 18-and-under team which finished fourth at the 2000 World Junior Championships... Went undefeated in the South American 18-and-under singles (6-0) and doubles (4-0) championship... Played for the Colombian Davis Cup team in THIS SEASON: Brian Wright enters his first season at USC after transferring from Pepperdine... Did not compete in fall tournaments while rehabilitating from bilateral knee surgery AT PEPPERDINE: Wright played primarily doubles in his freshman season at Pepperdine... Along with partner Calle Hansen, he posted a 16-7 dual match record at the No. 3 position and a overall mark... He played two singles matches at No. 6 and won both... Was 8-8 in overall singles... Helped lead the Waves to the NCAA Quarterfinals, a No. 5 final ranking and the West Coast Conference Championship in In the fall he teamed with Steve Racioppi to defeat Joao Menano and Stephen Moros of Arizona State to win the Adidas Invitational. PREP EXPERIENCE: A 2001 graduate of Clovis West (Calif.) High... Played four years of varsity tennis... Earned All-American honors as a junior and senior... Named all-city and Clovis Independent MVP in 2000 and Named Clovis Independent s Athlete of the Year as a senior... Helped lead Clovis West to the Tri- River Athletic Conference championship and won the league singles championship in Went undefeated in both singles and doubles as a senior... A three-time team Most Valuable Player... Advanced to the semifinals of the 1999 Orange Bowl in under-16 doubles, the semifinals of the Easter Bowl in singles and the quarterfinals of the National Hardcourt Championships in singles... Graduated with a 3.8 grade point average and earned the Principal s Medallion for his academic achievements... A California Scholastic Federation member all four years. PERSONAL: Brian Eric Wright was born on March 1, 1983, in Fresno, Calif.... The son of Russ and Doris Wright, he has one sister, Jami... His father, Russ, and uncle, Ron, played collegiate tennis at San Jose State and Fresno State, respectively... Lists Stan Smith (USC 68) as the toughest competitor he has ever played against... A business major who would like to play professional tennis following graduation. WRIGHT S CAREER STATISTICS S - Overall S - Duals D - Overall D - Duals Year W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. at Pepperdine PERSONAL: Ruben D. Torres was born on Feb. 23, 1981, in Villaricencio, Colombia... The son of Marco Torres and Nancy Duque, he has two brothers, Sebastian (17) and Mateo (13)... An international relations major who hopes to one day play Davis Cup again for his country. TORRES CAREER STATISTICS S - Overall S - Duals D - Overall D - Duals Year W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct Tot

14 TROJANS CLAIM 2002 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP! President George Bush Honors NCAA Champion USC Men s Tennis Team Trojans complete upset run with 4-1 victory over No. 1 Georgia COLLEGE STATION, Texas (May 21, 2002) - USC coach Dick Leach spent 12 seasons in search of his first national championship. Freshman Prakash Amritraj needed just one. Amritraj led the Trojans on May 21 to their fourth national title under Leach to close out Leach s 23-year career. USC (25-5) won its 16th men s title. In one four-day run in College Station, Texas, the underdog Trojans upset four of the country s top six teams, capped off by a 4-1 victory over top-seeded Georgia. This is unbelievable. I keep pinching myself. I m so proud of these guys... I ve come to College Station to retire! -- Dick Leach Eleventh-seeded USC took down fourth-ranked Baylor, 4-2, third-ranked Illinois, 4-2, fifth-ranked Tennessee, 4-3, and the defending national champion Bulldogs. In doing so, the Trojans became the lowest seeded team to ever win the title. Amritraj clinched all three upsets for USC in the tournament quarterfinals, semifinals and final, including a 7-6 (3), 7-5 win over Georgia s Bo Hodge to end the run. He was named the tournament most valuable player. There s momentum in sports and once that momentum starts, it s like a runaway freight train, said Leach. These kids were not going to be denied. I could see it in their eyes. They were possessed. USC, which rallied to win four singles matches in both the quarterfinals and semifinals, won the doubles point against the Bulldogs to start the championship match. The team winning doubles got us off to a great start. It was our best doubles and probably our best singles all year, Leach said. Amritraj and Daniel Langre turned in the first doubles victory this season over Georgia s Nicolas Boeker and Lesley Joseph, 8-3. Amritraj and Langre broke serve at love to take a 7-3 lead and served for the match. The victory gave USC s No. 2 team of Teige Sullivan and Ruben Torres, already with a 7-3 lead of their own, two serves to clinch the point. Sullivan and Torres took their first opportunity on serve to beat the Bulldogs team of Adam Seri and Brandon Wagner 8-4. We were sluggish in doubles which I thought we would break out of, but that never happened, Georgia coach Maual Diaz said. USC carried the momentum on the singles courts, winning four of six first sets. Matias Boeker won Georgia s only point at No. 1 singles over Andrew Park 6-1, 7-5 to cut USC s lead to 2-1. Torres gave Amritraj the chance to clinch with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over the Bulldogs Nicolas Boeker. NCAA All-Tournament Team Prakash Amritraj (No. 3) - MVP Daniel Langre (No. 5) Ruben Torres (No. 6) Amritraj/Langre (No. 3 ) 2002 NCAA Tournament Results First Round: USC def. Oral Roberts, 5-0 Second Round: USC def. Arkansas, 4-0 Round of 16: USC def. #6 Baylor, 4-2 Quarterfinals: USC def. #3 Illinois, 4-2 Semifinals: USC def. #2 Tennessee, 4-3 Finals: USC def. #1 Georgia, 4-1 WASHINGTON, D.C. (Sept. 25, 2002) - After capturing USC s 16th men s tennis NCAA championship in May, the 2002 Trojan tennis team received something the previous 15 Trojan champions did not - a personal invitation to the White House by President George W. Bush. The team flew to Washington D.C., as one of 10 teams invited to take part in the 2002 NCAA Spring Sports Championship Day hosted at the White House on Tuesday, Sept. 24. After spending Tuesday morning visiting sites such as the U.S. Capitol Building, the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Trojans arrived at the White House at 1 p.m. and awaited the arrival of President Bush in the Blue Room. Bush greeted the team and congratulated Leach and the players on their achievement. After Bush posed for an official photo with the team, the Trojans were led to the East Room, where they were introduced and entered to the playing of Fight On by a Marine Corps quartet. In front of media and guests, President Bush addressed the student-athletes and encouraged them to be champions off the field, especially in this time of challenge for our country. I happen to believe you have a responsibility to set an example for others, that as you succeed on the field of play, you have to remember there are youngsters looking at you, trying to determine how they should live their life, Bush said. You ve got an opportunity as champions to be champions off the field in the community in which you live. Following his remarks, each team presented Bush with a gift. Andrew Park, senior team captain of the 2002 Trojan tennis squad, gave the President a USCinscribed tennis racket and Bush showed off his backhand upon accepting the gift. The whole thing was very surreal, said Park. It was unbelievable. I never thought I d be so nervous shaking another man s hand and I never thought it would be the President of the United States. It s like I m living a dream. The Trojans whirlwind tour ended later that day when they boarded a flight back to Los Angeles. 12

15 2002 RESULTS & RECORDS 2003 USC MEN S TENNIS 2002 BREAKDOWN Overall Record: Pac-10 Record: Pac-10 Finish:... tie - 2nd place Home Record: Away Record: Neutral Record: FINAL PAC-10 STANDINGS School Conf. Overall Final Rnk UCLA No. 2 USC No. 1 Stanford No. 8 California No. 10 Washington No. 34 Arizona State No. 33 Arizona No. 62 Oregon RESULTS Date Opponent Result Jan. 23 Fresno State W, 6-1 Jan. 25 San Diego W, 7-0 Jan. 30 UNLV W, 7-0 Feb. 1 at UCLA L, 7-0 Feb. 5 at Louisville W, 4-3 Feb. 7 +SMU (1st Rnd) W, 4-1 Feb. 8 +UCLA (Quarters) W, 4-1 Feb. 9 +Stanford (Semis) L, 4-2 Feb. 19 BYU W, 5-2 Feb. 22 at Arizona W, 5-2 Feb. 23 at Arizona State W, 4-3 Feb. 27 UC Irvine W, 6-1 March 7 *UCLA L, 4-3 March 12 Utah W, 7-0 March 19 Clemson W, 4-2 March 21 Minnesota L, 4-3 March 29 *Arizona State W, 6-1 March 30 *Arizona W, 5-2 April 5 Stanford W, 6-1 April 6 Cal W, 4-3 April 12 *at Oregon W, 4-3 April 13 *at Washington W, 5-2 April 19 *at Cal L, 5-1 April 20 *at Stanford W, 4-3 March 11 ^Oral Roberts (1st Rnd) W, 5-0 March 12 ^Arkansas (2nd Rnd) W, 4-0 March 18 %Baylor (Rnd of 16) W, 4-2 March 19 %Illinois (Quarters) W, 4-2 March 20 %Tennessee (Semis) W, 4-3 March 21 %Georgia (Finals) W, 4-1 * Pac-10 conference match + ITA Team Champ. at Lexington, Ky. ^ NCAA Regionals at Tulsa, Okla. % NCAA Championships at College Station, Texas 2002 MEN S TENNIS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Dual Pac-10 Overall #71 Prakash Amritraj Parker Collins Christian Jensen 1-4 Jeffrey Kazarian Daniel Langre #77 Ryan Moore #34 Andrew Park #37 Nick Rainey Damien Spizzo Teige Sullivan Daniel Tontz Ruben Torres Garrett Wong DOUBLES #1 #2 #3 Dual Pac-10 Overall Amritraj/Langre Amritraj/Park Amritraj/Spizzo Jensen/Sullivan 0-2 Jensen/Wong 1-1 Langre/Spizzo Langre/Torres #7 Moore/Rainey Park/Spizzo Spizzo/Sullivan Sullivan/Torres SINGLES RANKINGS 1. Matias Boeker, Georgia 2. K.J. Hippensteel, Stanford 3. Peter Handoyo, Tennessee 4. Jesse Witten, Kentucky 5. Harsh Mankad, Minnesota 6. Al Garland, Pepperdine 7. Andy Leber, Texas-Arlington 8. Tobias Clemens, UCLA 9. Romain Ambert, Mississippi State 10. John Fruttero, California 11. Benjamin Becker, Baylor 12. Amer Delic, Illinois 13. Philip King, Duke 14. Oliver Maiberger, San Diego State 15. Bobby Reynolds, Vanderbilt 16. Daniel Klemetz, Middle Tenn. State 17. David Martin, Stanford 18. Javier Taborga, Notre Dame 19. Brandon Wagner, Georgia 20. Marcin Matkowski, UCLA 34. Andrew Park, USC 37. Nick Rainey, USC 71. Prakash Amritraj, USC 77. Ryan Moore, USC 1. USC 2. Georgia 3. UCLA 4. Illinois 5. Pepperdine ITA FINAL RANKINGS 6. Tennessee 7. Baylor 8. Kentucky 9. Mississippi 10. Stanford FINAL TEAM RANKINGS DOUBLES RANKINGS 1. Rojer/Matkowski, UCLA 2. Lipsky/Martin, Stanford 3. Maiberger/Redondo, San Diego State 4. Calkins/Delis, Illinois 5. Boeker/Hodge, Georgia 6. Zarhi/Rodrigo, Texas 7. Moore/Rainey, USC 8. Smith/Taborga, Notre Dame 9. Fruttero/Kowalczyk, California 10. Kovacs/Colombo, Auburn 11. Ruffoni/Colombo, Auburn 12. Haug/Mankad, Minnesota 13. Kogan/Romero, Tulane 14. Lozano/Vilms, BYU 15. Ruffoni/Junaid, Auburn 16. Graeff/Suter, Pepperdine 17. Newport/Cook, Texas A&M 18. McGregor/Hornung, Baylor 19. McGregor/Sudhakara, Tulsa 20. Brunstrom/Cohn, SMU 11. Florida 12. Auburn 13. California 14. Notre Dame 15. Texas 16. Texas A&M 17. Duke 18. Alabama 19. Vir. Commonwealth 20. South Carolina 13

16 2002 RESULTS & RECORDS 2002 PAC-10 MEN S CHAMPIONSHIPS SINGLES: Nick Rainey (Tournament) First Round:... def. Jean-Julien Rojer (UCLA), 6-2, 6-3 Second Round:... def. John Paul Fruttero (Cal), 0-6, 6-1, 6-3 Quarterfinals:... lost to Alex Vlaski (Washington), 6-2, 6-1 Prakash Amritraj (Tournament) First Round:... def. Sven Swinnen (Oregon), 6-3, 7-5 Second Round:... lost to Matt Hanlin (Washington), 7-5, 6-4 Ryan Moore (Tournament) First Round:... lost to Robert Kowalczyk (Cal), 7-6 (5), 6-2 Daniel Langre (Tournament) First Round:... lost to Matt Klinger (Arizona State), 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (4) Ruben Torres (Invitational Champion) First Round:... Bye Second Round:... def. John Paalberg (Oregon), 6-2, 6-1 Quarterfinals:...def. Chris Stewart (Arizona State), 6-1, 6-3 Semifinals:... def. Lassi Ketola (UCLA), 1-6, 6-4, 6-1 Finals:... def. Alberto Francis (UCLA), 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 Teige Sullivan (Invitational) First Round:... lost to Chris Meyer (Stanford), default DOUBLES: Nick Rainey / Ryan Moore (Tournament) First Round:... def. Charroin/Stewart (Arizona State), 8-5 Quarterfinals:... lost to Clemens/Ketola (UCLA), 8-3 Ruben Torres / Teige Sullivan (Tournament) First Round... def. Swinnen/Teig (Oregon), 8-4 Quarterfinals:... lost to Matkowski/Rojer (UCLA), 8-6 Prakash Amritraj / Daniel Langre (Invitational) First Round:... Bye Quarterfinals:...def. Duranovic/Stott (Arizona State), 8-4 Semifinals:... def. Briaud/Veress (Cal), 8-3 Finals:... lost to Lloyd/O Grady (Arizona), default 2002 NCAA MEN S CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM TOURNAMENT First Round:... def. Oral Roberts, 5-0 Second Round:... def. Arkansas, 4-0 Round of 16:... def. #6 Baylor, 4-2 Quarterfinals:... def. #3 Illinois, 4-2 Semifinals:... def. #2 Tennessee, 4-3 Finals:... def. #1 Georgia, 4-1 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT : Andrerw Park First Round:... lost to Xavier Luscan (Florida State) - 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 Nick Rainey First Round:... def. John Chesworth (Furman) - 7-5, 2-6, 6-4 Second Round:... def. Benjamin Becker (Baylor) - 6-2, 6-1 Round of 16:... def. Todd Widom (Miami) - 6-3, 6-4 Quarterfinals:... lost to Matias Boeker (Georgia) - 7-5, 6-2 : Moore/Rainey First Round:... def. Choo/Chu (Harvard) - 6-2, 2-6, 7-5 Second Round:... los to Haug/Mankad (Minnesota) - 6-3, 6-2 Year Overall Nat. Finish Conf. C. Finish st st nd CHAMPIONS 6-0 1st th (t) 5-1 1st (t) rd (t) st (t) nd 6-0 1st USC MEN S TENNIS HISTORY Year Overall Nat. Finish Conf. C. Finish CHAMPIONS 4-2 2nd nd (t) 0-6 4th th 2-4 3rd nd 3-3 2nd (t) CHAMPIONS 6-0 1st nd 4-2 2nd Inelig st (t) CHAMPIONS 4-2 2nd Inelig rd nd 4-2 2nd nd 3-3 2nd CHAMPIONS 6-0 1st CHAMPIONS 5-0 1st CHAMPIONS 5-1 1st th 2-2 2nd CHAMPIONS 6-0 *1st CHAMPIONS 5-1 1st CHAMPIONS 5-1 1st CHAMPIONS 5-1 2nd th 6-0 2nd th 2-4 2nd th 3-3 2nd nd 5-1 2nd nd 3-3 3rd th (t) 2-4 3rd CHAMPIONS 3-3 3rd 1977** 15-8 Quarterfinals 3-3 3rd Year Overall Nat. Finish Conf. C. Finish th 0-6 4th Quarterfinals 5-5 3rd (t) rd 8-2 1st (t) th 5-5 3rd (t) First Round 7-3 2nd rd 8-2 2nd Quarterfinals 9-1 1st rd 8-2 2nd Quarterfinals 7-3 2nd (t) Semifinals 9-0 1st Semifinals 7-3 2nd Second Round 6-4 3rd Semifinals 7-3 2nd (t) CHAMPIONS 9-1 1st Semifinals 9-1 1st CHAMPIONS 9-1 1st CHAMPIONS 9-1 1st First Round 5-5 3rd (t) Quarterfinals 7-3 2nd (t) rd First Round 5-2 2nd (t) Second Round 5-2 3rd Third Round 5-2 3rd Round of th (t) CHAMPIONS 5-2 2nd (t) (.793) (.690) 14

17 2002 MATCH-BY-MATCH 2003 USC MEN S TENNIS #12 USC 6, Fresno State 1 Jan. 23, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) Rainey/Moore (USC) def. Fustar/Ilic (FSU) (2) Langre/Damien Spizzo (USC) def. Almada/Krohn (FSU) (3) Park/Armitraj (USC) def. Suta/Shearer (FSU) (1) Andrew Park (USC) def. Stefan Suta (FSU) - 6-4, 6-1 (2) Ryan Moore (USC) def. Nick Fustar (FSU) - 6-0, 6-1 (3) Hector Almada (FSU) def. Prakash Amritraj (USC) - 6-4, 6-4 (4) Nick Rainey (USC) def. Alex Krohn (FSU) - 6-1, 6-3 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Greg Shearer (FSU) - 6-4, 2-6, 6-1 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Dustin Ilic (FSU) - 7-5, 6-2 #12 USC 7, San Diego 0 Jan. 25, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) Rainey/Moore (USC) def. Cerda/Pongsrikul (USD) (2) Langre/Spizzo (USC) def. Rizo/Blair (USD) (3) Park Armitraj (USC) def. Taylor/Burghardt (USD) (1) Andrew Park (USC) def. Ricardo Rizo (USD) - 6-2, 6-1 (2) Ryan Moore (USC) def. Juan Cerda (USD) - 6-4, 6-1 (3) Prakash Amritraj (USC) def. Robert Blair (USD) - 7-6, 6-2 (4) Nick Rainey (USC) def. Jason Pongsrikul (USD) - 6-2, 6-3 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Martin Linusson (USD) - 6-1, 6-4 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Stephen Taylor (USD) - 6-2, 6-3 #12 USC 7, UNLV 0 Jan. 30, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) Rainey/Moore (USC) def. Michaud/Tug (UNLV) (2) Maurer/Schneiter (UNLV) def. Langre/D. Spizzo (USC) (3) Park/Amritraj (USC) def. Saloman/Eisinga (UNLV) (1) Andrew Park (USC) def. Thomas Schneiter (UNLV) - 6-3, 7-5 (2) Ryan Moore (USC) def. Romain Tug (UNLV) - 6-3, 6-1 (3) Nick Rainey (USC) def. Avirim Saloman (UNLV) - 7-5, 6-4 (4) P. Amritraj (USC) def. Thomas Michaud (UNLV) - 7-6, 6-1 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Leslie Eisinga (UNLV) - 6-2, 6-2 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Andreas Maurer (UNLV) - 6-2, 6-7, 6-1 #3 UCLA 7, #12 USC 0 Feb. 1, 2002 Westwood, Calif. (1) #1 Matkowski/Rojer (UCLA) def. Moore/Rainey (USC) (2) #16 Clemens/Ketola (UCLA) def. #30 Langre/D. Spizzo (USC) (3) Djahangiri/Grilli (UCLA) def. Amritaj/Park (USC) (1) #19 Tobias Clemens (UCLA) def. #22 A. Park (USC) - 6-3, 6-1 (2) Rodrigo Grilli (UCLA) def. Ryan Moore (USC) - 6-1, 6-2 (3) #18 Jean-Julien Rojer (UCLA) def. P. Amritraj (USC) - 6-2, 6-2 (4) #13 Marcin Matkowski (UCLA) def. N. Rainey (USC) - 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 (5) Erfan Djahangiri (UCLA) def. #86 R. Torres (USC) - 6-4, 6-2 (6) #89 Lassi Ketola (UCLA) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 7-5, 6-3 #12 USC 4, Louisville 3 Feb. 5, 2002 Louisville, Ky. (1) Conley/Carvalho (UL) d. Moore/Rainey (USC) 8-2 (2) Amritraj/Langre (USC) d. Sivertsen/Adam Maskill (UL) 8-5 (3) Mayer/McCombe (UL) d. Ruben Torres/Sullivan (USC) 8-5 (1) Cody Conley (UL) d. Ryan Moore (USC) 7-6, 6-4 (2) Paulo Carvalho (UL) d. Andrew Park (USC) 7-6, ret. (3) Nick Rainey (USC) d. Alex Sivertsen (UL) 6-4, 6-3 (4) Prakash Amritraj (USC) d. Octavian Nicodim (UL) 6-4, 6-2 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) d. Matt Mayer (UL) 6-4, 5-7, 7-6 (6) Damien Spizzo (USC) d. Brent McCombe (UL) 6-2, 6-2 USTA/ITA TEAM INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Louisville, Ky. #12 USC 4, #8 SMU 1 First Round Feb. 7, 2002 (1) Moore/Rainey (USC) def. #4 Brunstrom/Cohn (SMU) (2) #30 Langre/Spizzo (USC) def. #46 Pfeiffer/Mauck (SMU) (3) #60 Park/Amritraj (USC) def. Chingoka/Senczyszyn (SMU) (1) Krystain Pfeiffer (SMU) vs. #22 Andrew Park (USC) - sus. (2) Alexis Rudzinski (SMU) def. Ryan Moore (USC) - 7-5,6-4 (3) P. Amritraj (USC) def. #97 Johan Brunstrom (SMU) - 6-3,6-4 (4) Nick Rainey (USC) def. Lukasz Senczyszyn (SMU) - 6-4,6-4 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Ryan Mauk (SMU) - 6-2,6-2 (6) Gwinyai Chingoka (SMU) vs. #86 Ruben Torres (USC) sus. #12 USC 4, #3 UCLA 1 Quarterfinal Round Feb. 8, 2002 (1) #1 Matkowski/Rojer (UCLA) vs. Moore/Rainey (USC) - sus. (2) #16 Clemens/Ketola (UCLA) def. #30 Langre/D. Spizzo (USC) - 9-7* (3) Djahangiri/Grilli (UCLA) def. Park/Amritraj (USC) (1) #19 Tobias Clemens (UCLA) vs. A. Park (USC) - sus. (2) R. Moore (USC) def. #18 Jean-Julien Rojer (UCLA) - 6-3, 3-6, 7-5* (3) P. Amritraj (USC) def. #13 M. Matkowski (UCLA) - 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 (4) Nick Rainey (USC) def. Rodrigo Grilli (UCLA) - 6-3, 6-3 (5) D. Langre (USC) def. Erfan Djahangiri (UCLA) (4), 6-3, 6-0 (6) #89 L. Ketola (UCLA) vs. #86 Ruben Torres (USC) sus. #4 USC 5, #60 BYU 2 Feb. 19, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) Moore/Rainey (USC) def. #10 Vilms/Lozano (BYU) (2) Langre/Amritraj (USC) def. Jeff Olsen/Jeff Harbach (BYU) (3) Park/Spizzo (USC) def. Nyman/Losee (BYU) (1) #22 Andrew Park (USC) def. #84 Gert Vilms (BYU) - 6-3, 6-4 (2) Carlos Lozano (BYU) def. Ryan Moore (USC) - 6-4, 6-4 (3) Prakash Amritraj (USC) def. Erik Nyman (BYU) - 7-6, 6-3 (4) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Anton Rudjuk (BYU) - 6-4, 7-5 (5) Nic Losee (BYU) def. Damien Spizzo (USC) - 7-5, 6-4 (6) #86 Ruben Torres (USC) def. Jeff Harbach (BYU) - 6-0, 6-2 #4 USC 4, #43 Arizona 3 Feb. 22, 2002 Tucson, Ariz. (1) Moore/Rainey (USC) def. Capriati/Lloyd (Ariz) (2) Langre/Amritraj (USC) def. Hagman/O Grady (Ariz) (3) Spizzo/Park (USC) def. Kim/Jackson (Ariz) (1) Steven Capriati (Ariz) def. Andrew Park (USC), 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 (2) Whi Kim (Ariz) def. Ryan Moore (USC) - 6-3, 5-7, default (3) Prakash Amritraj (USC) def. Tom Lloyd (Ariz) - 7-6, 7-5 (4) Nick Rainey (USC) def. Carl Hagman (Ariz) - 7-6(4), 6-4 (5) Colin O Grady (Ariz) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 6-2, retired (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Arnaud Agniel (Ariz) - 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 #4 USC 5, #42 Arizona State 2 Feb. 23, 2002 Tempe, Ariz. (1) Mitchell Bowen/Klinger (ASU) def. Moore/Rainey (USC) (2) Letcher/Van Mele (ASU) def. Langre/Amritraj (USC) (3) Charroin/Stewart (ASU) def. Damien Spizzo/Park (USC) (1) Andrew Park (USC) def. Matt Klinger (ASU) - 7-6(3), 4-6, 6-2 (2) Ryan Moore (USC) def. Pim Van Mele (ASU) - 6-3, 6-4 (3) Clinton Letcher (ASU) def Prakash Amritraj (USC) - 6-2, 7-5 (4) N. Rainey (USC) def. Mirza Duranovic (ASU) - 6-4, 2-6, 7-6(3) (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Olivier Charroin (ASU) - 7-6(0), 6-1 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Chris Stewart (ASU) - 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 #4 USC 6, UC Irvine 1 Feb. 27, 2002 Irvine, Calif. (1) #28 Moore/Rainey (USC) def. Endrikat/Morton (UCI) (2) Langre/Amritraj (USC) def. O Connor/Biorkman (UCI) (3) Torres/Teige Sullivan (USC) def. Haynes/Williams (UCI) (1) #60 Andrew Park (USC) def. Carl Lumsden (UCI) - 6-3, 6-1 (2) #73 R. Moore (USC) def. #105 Jonathan Endrikat (UCI) - 6-1, 6-3 (3) #93 P. Amritraj (USC) def. Sean O Connor (UCI) - 6-3, 7-6 (4) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Greg Biorkman (UCI) - 6-2, 6-4 (5) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Dontia Haynes (UCI) - 6-1, 6-4 (6) Brian Morton (UCI) def. Damien Spizzo (USC) - 6-1, #4 UCLA 4, #3 USC 3 March 7, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) #19 Moore/Rainey (USC) def. #2 Rojer/Matkowski (UCLA) (2) Grilli/Ketola (UCLA) def. Torres/Teige Sullivan (USC) (3) Langre/Amritraj (USC) def. Clemens/Djahangiri (UCLA) (1) #13 Tobias Clemens (UCLA) def. #52 A. Park (USC) - 6-3, 6-1 (2) #96 Ryan Moore (USC) def. #23 Rodrigo Grilli (UCLA) - 6-3, 6-2 (3) #68 J. Rojer (UCLA) def. #98 P. Amritraj (USC) - 7-5, 7-6 (4) #36 N. Rainey (USC) def. #24 Marcin Matkowski (UCLA) - 6-4, 6-4 (5) Lassi Ketola (UCLA) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 5-7, 7-6, 6-3 (6) Erfan Djahangiri (UCLA) def. Ruben Torres (USC) - 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 #3 USC 7, Utah 0 March 12, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) #19 Rainey/Moore (USC) def. Mercier/Yip (Utah) (2) Amritraj/Spizzo (USC) def. Carlsson/Poulson (Utah) (3) Teige Sullivan/Torres (USC) def. Scheepers/Lohff (Utah) (1) #96 Ryan Moore (USC) def. Corrie Scheepers (Utah) - 6-1, 6-4 (2) #98 Prakash Amritraj (USC) def. Nicholas Yip (Utah) - 6-1, 7-5 (3) #52 Andrew Park (USC) def. Daniel Carlsson (Utah) - 6-1, 7-5 (4) #36 Nick Rainey (USC) def. Tyler Poulson (Utah) - 6-2, 6-2 (5) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Tobias Tangberg (Utah) - 6-1, 6-2 (6) Damien Spizzo (USC) def. Daniel Lohff (Utah) - 6-4, 6-1 #5 USC 4, #55 Clemson 2 March 19, 2002 Marks Stadium Did not play doubles. (1) #98 P. Amritraj (USC) def. Marko Gojanovic (Clemson) - 7-5, 6-3 (2) #52 A. Park (USC) def. Goran Sterljovski (Clemson) - 6-2, 6-3 (3) #36 N. Rainey (USC) def. Micah Thompson (Clemson) - 6-1, 6-2 (4) Sander Koning (Clemson) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 7-6, 7-6 (5) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Tyler Manring (Clemson) - 6-0, 6-0 (6) Jimmy Poole (Clemson) def. D. Spizzo (USC) - 6-7, 1-4 default #27 Minnesota 4, #17 USC 3 March 21, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) #13 Moore/Rainey (USC) def. Mankad/Wettengel (Minn) (2) Amritraj/Langre (USC) def. Stephens/Lievano (Minn) (3) Spizzo/Sullivan (USC) def. Ticer/Zharinov (Minn) (1) #117 P. Amritraj (USC) def. #1 Harsh Mankad (Minn) - 6-1, 7-6 (2) #62 A. Park (USC) def. #83 Aleksey Zharinov (Minn) - 6-3, 6-0 (3) Chris Wettengel (Minn) def. #76 Ryan Moore (USC) - 7-6, 6-4 (4) Avery Ticer (Minn) def. #27 N. Rainey (USC) - 7-6, 2-6, 7-6 (8-6) (5) Boris Kuharic (Minn) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 (6) Manuel Lievano (Minn) def. Ruben Torres (USC) - 6-2, 6-1 #18 USC 6, #32 Arizona State 1 March 29, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) #13 Moore/Rainey (USC) def. #24 Klinger/Bowen (ASU) (2) Amritraj/Langre (USC) def. #41 Stewart/Charroin (ASU) (3) Mele/Letcher (ASU) def. Spizzo/Sullivan (USC) (1) #62 Andrew Park (USC) def. #33 Matt Klinger (ASU) - 6-1, 6-4 (2) #76 Ryan Moore (USC) def. Pim Van Mele (ASU) - 6-3, 6-4 (3) #117 P. Amritraj (USC) def. Clinton Letcher (ASU) - 6-4, 6-4 (4) Mirza Duranovic (ASU) def. #27 Nick Rainey (USC) - 7-5, 6-2 (5) Damien Spizzo (USC) def. Mitchell Bowen (ASU) - 6-0, 6-3 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Chris Stewart (ASU) - 6-3, 6-2 #18 USC 5, #63 Arizona 2 March 30, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) #13 Rainey/Moore (USC) def. Hagman/Capriati (Ariz) (2) Park/Spizzo (USC) def. Kim/Bratianu (Ariz) (3) Langre/Torres (USC) def. Agniel/O Grady (1) #41 S. Capriati (Ariz) def. #62 Andrew Park (USC) - 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 (2) #76 Ryan Moore (USC) def. #118 Whi Kim (Ariz) - 6-2, 6-1 (3) Carl Hagman (Ariz) def. #27 Nick Rainey (USC) - 4-6, 7-6, 10-6 (4) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Bruno Aropovic (Ariz) - 6-1, 7-5 (5) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Colin O Grady (Ariz) - 6-4, 6-2 (6) Teige Sullivan (USC) def. Arnaud Agniel (Ariz) - 6-3, 7-5

18 2002 MATCH-BY-MATCH #19 USC 6, #6 Stanford 1 April 5, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) #1 Lipsky/Martin (Stan) def. #7 Moore/Rainey (USC) (7-3) (2) Sullivan/Torres (USC) def. #14 Hippensteel/Haviland (Stan) (7-3) (3) Amritraj/Park (USC) def. Warburg/Sheng (Stan) (1) #33 A. Park (USC) def. #4 K.J. Hippensteel (Stan) - 6-4, 7-5 (2) #46 David Martin (Stan) def. #110 Ryan Moore (USC) - 6-4, 6-3 (3) #71 P. Amritraj (USC) def. #76 Scott Lipsky (Stan) - 7-6, 6-2 (4) #54 N.Rainey (USC) def. #57 Ryan Haviland (Stan) - 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Sam Warburg (Stan) - 6-3, 6-3 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Phil Sheng (Stan) - 6-7, 6-2, 6-1 #19 USC 4, #22 California 3 April 6, 2002 Marks Stadium (1) #7 Rainey/Moore (USC) def. Miles/Veress (Cal) (2) #37 Fruttero/Kowalczyk (Cal) def. Sullivan/Torres (USC) (3) Exon/Niland (Cal) def. Amritraj/Park (USC) (7-4) (1) #33 A. Park (USC) def. #22 John Paul Fruttero (Cal) - 7-5, 6-4 (2) #110 R. Moore (USC) def. #83 Balazs Veress (Cal) - 6-3, 6-2V (3) Conor Niland (Cal) def. #71 Prakash Amritraj (USC) - 6-4, 6-4 (4) #54 N. Rainey (USC) def. #120 Wayne Wong (Cal) - 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 (5) Robert Kowalczyk (Cal) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 6-3, 6-4 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) Mik Ledvonova (Cal) - 6-4, 6-3 #10 USC 4, Oregon 3 April 12, 2002 Eugene, Ore. (1) Rainey/Moore (USC) def. Teig/Swinnen (Oregon) (2) Spizzo/Sullivan (USC) def. Menke/Paalberg (Oregon) (3) Amritraj/Langre (USC) def. King/Kost (Oregon) (1) Oded Teig (Oregon) def. #33 Andrew Park (USC) - 6-2, 6-3 (2) Manuel Kost (Oregon) def. #110 Ryan Moore (USC) - 7-5, 6-4 (3) Sven Swinnen (Oregon) def. #54 N. Rainey (USC) - 1-6, 7-5, 6-4 (4) D. Spizzo (USC) def. Jason Menke (Oregon) - 6-3, 0-6, 6-2 (5) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Chris King (Oregon) - 6-3, 6-4 (6) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Johan Paalberg (Oregon) - 6-2, 6-1 #10 USC 5, #33 Washington 2 April 13, 2002 Seattle, Wash. (1) Moore/Rainey (USC) def. Strasberg/Vlaski (Wash) (2) Hanlin/Ruby (Wash) def. Spizzo/Sullivan (USC) (3) Amritraj/Langre (USC) def. Palmanshofer/Scharler (Wash) (1) #68 Matt H. (Wash) def. #33 A. Park (USC) - 6-4, 4-5, retired (2) #46 Alex Vlaski (Wash) def. #110 Ryan Moore (USC) - 6-2, 6-4 (3) #71 P. Amritraj (USC) def. C. Palmanshofer (Wash) - 6-1, 7-6 (4) #54 Nick Rainey (USC) def. Ari Strasberg (Wash) - 6-4, 7-5 (5) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Peter Scharler (Wash) - 6-4, 6-3 (6) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Dillon Ruby (Wash) - 6-0, 3-6, 6-2 NCAA First Round #11 USC 5, Oral Roberts 0 May 11, 2002 Tulsa, Okla. (1) #9 Moore/Rainey (USC) def. Welch/Hixon (ORU) (2) Torres/Sullivan (USC) def. Munson/Kemp (ORU) (3) Langre/Amritraj (USC) def. Paez/Garlington (ORU) (1) #30 Andrew Park (USC) vs. Matt Munson (ORU) - sus. (2) #87 Ryan Moore (USC) vs. Jared Welch (ORU) - sus. (3) #85 Prakash Amritraj (USC) def. John Hixon (ORU) - 6-1, 6-1 (4) #46 Nick Rainey (USC) def. Wessel Kemp (ORU) - 6-1, 6-1 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Eddie Paez (ORU) - 6-4, 6-0 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Kevin Garlington (ORU) - 6-1, 6-1 NCAA Second Round #11 USC 4, #24 Arkansas 0 May 12, 2002 Tulsa, Okla. (1) #9 Moore/Rainey (USC) def. #54 Kolev/Bubis (Ark) (2) Torres/Teige Sullivan (USC) def. Kullenberg/Pacheco (Ark) (3) Langre/Amritraj (USC) vs. Price/Tiago Azevedo (Ark) - sus. (1) #30 Andrew Park (USC) vs. #35 Oggie Kolev (Ark) - sus. (2) #87 Ryan Moore (USC) vs. #92 Nathan Price (Ark) - sus. (3) #85 P. Amritraj (USC) def. #116 Magnus Kullenberg (Ark) - 6-1, 6-3 (4) #46 Nick Rainey (USC) vs. Eddie Pacheco (Ark) - Abandoned (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Aleksey Bubis (Ark) - 6-3, 6-4 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Kristofer Ivarsson (Ark) - 6-2, 6-2 NCAA Round of 16 #11 USC 4, #6 Baylor 2 May 18, 2002 College Station, Texas (1) #9 Rainey/Moore (USC) def. #34 Hornung/McGregor (BU) (2) Becker/Papp (BU) def. Teige Sullivan/Torres (USC) (3) Amritraj/Langre (USC) def. Marin/Neurohr (BU) (1) #30 A. Park (USC) def. #9 Benjamin becker (BU) - 7-5, 6-3 (2) #45 Zoltan Papp (BU) def. #87 Ryan Moore (USC) - 6-3, 6-1 (3) #65 Markus Hornung (BU) def. #85 P. Amritraj (USC) - 6-2, 7-6 (10-8) (4) #46 N. Rainey (USC) vs. Matias Marin (BU) - 7-5, 4-6, 1-0 sus. (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Reiner Neurohr (BU) - 6-3, 6-2 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Armando Carrascosa (BU) - 7-6, NCAA TOURNAMENT NCAA Quarterfinals #11 USC 4, #3 Illinois 2 May 19, 2002 College Station, Texas (1) #9 Rainey/Moore (USC) vs. #4 Calkins/Delic (Illinois) - 7-7, sus. (2) Stolt/Wilson (Illinois) def. Teige Sullivan/Torres (USC) (3) Kosta/Zeder (Illinois) def. Langre/Amritraj (USC) (1) #30 A. Park (USC) vs. #12 Amer Delic (Illinios) - 4-6, 6-3, 3-5 sus. (2) #40 Brian Wilson (Illinois) def. #87 R. Moore (USC) - 6-4, 6-4 (3) #85 P. Amritraj (USC) def. #67 Philip Stolt (Illinois) - 6-4, 7-6 (7-0) (4) #46 Nick Rainey (USC) def. Mike Kosta (Illinois) - 6-0, 6-1 (5) D. Langre (USC) def. #121 Michael Calkins (Illinois) - 6-2, 6-1 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Nathan Zeder (Illinois) - 6-2, 6-2 NCAA Semifinals #11 USC 4, #2 Tennessee 3 May 20, 2002 College Station, Texas (1) #22 Rea/Toledo (Tenn) def. #9 Rainey/Moore (USC) (2) Carey/Handoyo (Tenn) def. Teige Sullivan/Torres (USC) (3) Langre/Amritraj (USC) def. Dietrich/Crews (Tenn) (1) #7 Peter Handoyo (Tenn) def. #30 A. Park (USC) - 6-3, 6-1 (2) #18 Mario Toledo (Tenn) def. #87 Ryan Moore (USC) - 7-5, 6-3 (3) #85 P. Amritraj (USC) def. #77 Adam Carey (Tenn) - 7-6(5), 3-6, 6-3 (4) #46 Nick Rainey (USC) def. #82 Mark Dietrich (Tenn) - 7-5, 6-4 (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Simon Rea (Tenn) - 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 (7) (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Wade Orr (Tenn) - 6-4, 6-4 NCAA Championship Final #11 USC 4, #1 Georgia 1 May 21, 2002 College Station, Texas (1) #18 Boeker/Hodge (UGA) vs. #9 Moore/Rainey (USC) - sus. (2) Sullivan/Torres (USC) def. Seri/Wagner (UGA) (3) Amritraj/Langre (USC) def. Boeker/Joseph (UGA) SINGLES (1) #1 Matias Boeker (UGA) def. #30 Andrew Park (USC) - 6-1, 7-5 (2) #25 Brandon Wagner (UGA) vs. #87 Ryan Moore (USC) - sus. (3) #85 Prakash Amritraj (USC) def. Bo Hodge (UGA) (3), 7-5 (4) #64 Lesley Joseph (UGA) vs. #46 Nick Rainey (USC) - sus. (5) Daniel Langre (USC) def. Adam Seri (UGA) - 6-4, 6-4 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Nicolas Boeker (UGA) - 6-2, All-American Ryan Moore 2002 & All-American Nick Rainey #19 California 5, #13 USC 1 April 19, 2002 Berkeley, Calif. (1) #26 Kowalczyk/Fruttero (Cal) def. #7 Moore/Rainey (USC) (2) Niland/Ben Miles (Cal) def. Teige Sullivan/Torres (USC) (3) Langre/Armitraj (USC) def. Veress/Patrick Briaud (Cal) (1) #19 John Paul Fruttero (Cal) def. #29 A. Park (USC) - 6-3, 6-3 (2) Ryan Moore (USC) def. #113 Balazs Veress (Cal) - 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 (3) Conor Niland (Cal) def. #66 P. Amritraj (USC) - 4-6, 6-0, 6-2 (4) R. Kowalczyk (Cal) vs. #47 N. Rainey (USC) - 7-6(5), 5-7 (susp.) (5) Wayne Wong (Cal) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 6-2, 6-1 (6) Mik Ledvonova (Cal) def. Ruben Torres (USC) - 6-0, 4-6, 6-4 #13 USC 4, #4 Stanford 3 April 20, 2002 Stanford, Calif. (1) #7 Moore/Rainey (USC) def. #2 Lipsky/Martin (Stan) (2) Teige Sullivan/Torres (USC) def. Haviland/Warburg (Stan) (3) Kao/Sheng (Stan) def. Amritraj/Langre (USC) (1) #29 Andrew Park (USC) def. #37 David Martin (Stan) - 6-3, 6-4 (2) Ryan Moore (USC) def. #59 Scott Lipsky (Stan) - 6-3, 6-7, 7-6 (3) #76 Ryan Haviland (Stan) def. #66 P. Amritraj (USC) - 6-4, 6-4 (4) Phil Sheng (Stan) def. #47 Nick Rainey (USC) - 6-2, 6-7, 6-3 (5) Sam Warburg (Stan) def. Daniel Langre (USC) - 6-3, 6-4 (6) Ruben Torres (USC) def. Joe Kao (Stan) - 6-2,

19 ALL-TIME AWARDS & HONORS 2003 USC MEN S TENNIS NATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS (16) 1946 William Moyle 1951 Louis Wheeler 1955 George Toley 1958 George Toley 1962 George Toley 1963 George Toley 1964 George Toley 1966 George Toley 1967 George Toley 1968 George Toley 1969 George Toley 1976 George Toley (tie) 1991 Dick Leach 1993 Dick Leach 1994 Dick Leach 2002 Dick Leach NATIONAL SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS (13) 1934 Gene Mako 1946 Robert Falkenburg 1952 Hugh Stewart 1956 Alex Olmedo 1958 Alex Olmedo 1962 Rafael Osuna 1963 Dennis Ralston 1964 Dennis Ralston 1967 Bob Lutz 1968 Stan Smith 1969 Joaquin Loyo-Mayo 1980 Robert Van t Hof 1996 Cecil Mamiit NATIONAL DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS (20) Most in the Nation 1934 Gene Mako Phillip Caslin 1938 Joseph Hunt Lewis Wetherell 1941 Charles Olewine Charles Mattman 1946 Bob Falkenburg Tom Falkenburg 1951 Earl Cochell Hugh Stewart 1955 Francisco Contreras Joaquin Reyes 1956 Alex Olmedo Francisco Contreras 1958 Alex Olmedo Ed Atkinson 1961 Rafael Osuna Ramsey Earnhart 1962 Rafael Osuna Ramsey Earnhart 1963 Rafael Osuna Dennis Ralston 1964 Dennis Ralston Bill Bond 1967 Stan Smith Bob Lutz 1968 Stan Smith Bob Lutz 1969 Joaquin Loyo-Mayo Marcello Lara 1975 Butch Walts Bruce Manson 1977 Bruce Manson Chris Lewis 1986 Rick Leach Tim Pawsat 1987 Rick Leach Scott Melville 1989 Eric Amend Byron Black ITA COACH OF THE YEAR 2002 Dick Leach ALL-AMERICANS 1957 Alex Olmedo Ed Atkinson (hm) Gregory Grant (hm) 1958 Alex Olmedo Gordon Davis (2nd tm) James Buck (hm) Eduardo Guzman (hm) 1959 Gregory Grant (2nd tm) 1960 Robert Delgado (2nd tm) Gregory Grant (2nd tm) Ed Atkinson (3rd tm) 1961 Ramsey Earnhart Rafael Osuna Dick Leach (3rd tm) 1962 Rafael Osuna Ramsey Earnhart Bill Bond Dennis Ralston (2nd tm) 1963 Tom Edlefsen Rafael Osuna Dennis Ralston Bill Bond (2nd tm) Ramsey Earnhart (2nd tm) 1964 Dennis Ralston Bill Bond Jerry Cromwell (2nd tm) 1965 Tom Edlefsen Jerry Cromwell (2nd tm) Horst Ritter (2nd tm) 1966 Stan Smith Tom Edlefsen Joaquin Loyo-Mayo (2nd tm) 1967 Stan Smith Bob Lutz Joaquin Loyo-Mayo 1968 Stan Smith Bob Lutz Tom Leonard (hm) Steve Avoyer (hm) 1969 Steve Avoyer Marcello Lara Joaquin Loyo-Mayo Bob Lutz 1970 Erik Van Dillen Tom Leonard 1971 Marcello Lara Dick Bohrnstedt Sashi Menon 1972 Marcello Lara Raul Ramirez Dick Bohrnstedt 1973 Raul Ramirez John Andrews Sashi Menon Mike Machette 1974 John Andrews Sashi Menon Mike Wayman 1975 Bruce Manson Butch Walts 1976 Chris Lewis Bruce Manson Chris Lewis Andy Lucches Bruce Manson 1978 Chris Lewis Glenn Petrovic Robert Van t Hof 1979 Roger Knapp (D) Robert Van t Hof (S,D) 1980 Doug Adler (D) Roger Knapp (D) Bill Nealon (D) Robert Van t Hof (S,D) 1982 Matt Anger (S) Sean Brawley (S) 1983 Matt Anger (S) Jorge Lozano (D) Tim Pawsat (D) Todd Witsken (S) 1984 Matt Anger (S,D) Antony Emerson (D) Rick Leach (S,D) Jorge Lozano (S,D) Tim Pawsat (D) Todd Witsken (S,D) 1985 Rick Leach (S,D) Jorge Lozano (S,D) Tim Pawsat (D) Todd Witsken (S,D) 1986 Rick Leach (S,D) Luke Jensen (S) Tim Pawsat (D) 1987 Rick Leach (S,D) Luke Jensen (S,D) Scott Melville (D) Eric Amend (D) 1988 Eric Amend (S,D) Byron Black (D) John Carras (S,D) Scott Melville (S,D) 1989 Eric Amend (D) Byron Black (S,D) 1990 Byron Black (S,D) Kent Seton (D) 1991 Byron Black (S,D) Donny Isaak (S) Brian MacPhie (S,D) 1992 David Ekerot (S,D) Andras Lanyi (D) Jon Leach (D) Brian MacPhie (S,D) 1993 Wayne Black (S,D) David Ekerot (S,D) Andras Lanyi (D) Jon Leach (D) Brian MacPhie (S,D) Kent Seton (D) 1994 Wayne Black (S,D) Jon Leach (S,D) 1995 Brett Hansen (S,D) Adam Peterson (S) Fernando Samayoa (D) 1996 Cecil Mamiit (S) Adam Peterson (S) Manny Ramirez (S) 1997 George Bastl (S,D) Kyle Spencer (D) 1998 George Bastl (S) 1999 Patrick Gottesleben (D) Roman Kukal (D) 2000 Ryan Moore (D) Nick Rainey (D) 2001 Ryan Moore (D) Andrew Park (S) Nick Rainey (D) 2002 Ryan Moore (D) Nick Rainey (S, D) PAC-10 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS (13) 1962 George Toley 1963 George Toley 1964 George Toley 1966 George Toley 1967 George Toley 1968 George Toley 1980 Dick Leach (tie) 1984 Dick Leach 1987 Dick Leach 1991 Dick Leach 1992 Dick Leach 1993 Dick Leach 1994 Dick Leach PAC-10 COACH OF THE YEAR (6) 1976 George Toley 1987 Dick Leach 1991 Dick Leach 1992 Dick Leach 1994 Dick Leach 2002 Dick Leach PAC-10 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR (4) 1980 Robert Van t Hof 1987 Rick Leach 1993 Brian MacPhie 1994 Wayne Black ALL-PAC-10 SELECTIONS 1988 Scott Melville 1989 Byron Black 1990 Byron Black 1991 Byron Black Brian MMacPhie 1992 Wayne Black Brian MacPhie 1993 Wayne Black Brian MacPhie 1994 Wayne Black Jon Leach 1995 Brett Hansen (1st tm) Adam Peterson (2nd tm) 1996 Cecil Mamiit (1st tm) Adam Peterson (1st tm) 1997 George Bastl (1st tm) Patrick Gottesleben (1st tm) 1998 George Bastl (1st tm) 1999 Patrick Gottesleben (2nd tm) Andrew Park (2nd tm) Roman Kukal (hm) 2000 Andrew Park (2nd tm) Ryan Moore (hm) Daniel Langre (hm) 2001 Ryan Moore (1st tm) Andrew Park (1st tm) 2002 Ryan Moore (hm) Andrew Park (1st tm) (S) (D) (1st tm) First Team (2nd tm) Second Team (hm) Honorable Mention

20 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS A A A Adler, Doug , 79, 80 Agate, Jim , 81, 82, 83 Alpert, Stan , 48, 49 Amend, Eric , 87, 88, 89 Amritraj, Prakash Anderson, Robert Andrews, John , 72, 73, 74 Anger, Matt , 83, 84 Atkinson, Edward , 58, 60 Avoyer, Stephen , 69, 70 B B B Bagley, Robert , 27, 28 Baker, Ben Baker, Douglas Barr, Harold , 30, 31 Bartelt, Kenneth , 39, 40 Bastl, George , 98 Bastues, Wilfred Bengtson, Ric , 84, 85 Benyebka, Mehdi Berry, Edward , 23, 26 Bessent, Neil , 71 Black, Byron , 89, 90, 91 Black, Wayne , 93, 94 Blackmore, Bob , 51 Blankenship, David , 64 Bohrnstedt, Richard , 71, 72 Bond, William , 63, 64 Bonner, Robert Borelli, David , 71, 72, 73 Borgfeld, Paul Brawley, Sean , 81 Broberg, Jack Brownsberger, Scott , 86, 87, 88 Buck, James , 58 Buese, Sherman Buntman, Werner , 53 Burroughs, George , 35 Burt, Keith C C C Call, Alan , 53, 54, 55 Call, Joseph , 24 Callow, Kenneth Carlock, Marvin , 40, 41 Carr, Charles , 36 Carr, Timothy Carras, John , 87, 88, 89 Castlen, Phil , 34 Chadil, Bob Chaffee, Frank Cherry, Brad , 82, 83, 84 Clark, Straight , 47, 48, 49 Cleveland, Allen , 53, 54, 55 Cochell, Earl , 50, 51 Cochran, Burt Collins, Jack Collins, Parker , 01 Connolly, Michael Contreras, Francisco , 56 Crane, Robert , 32 Creamer, Jack Cromwell, Jerry , 65, 66 Cullingham, Earle , 24, Team Captain, 2001 All-American Andrew Park D D D Davenport, Alfred , 43 Davidson, Larry , 68 Davis, Gordon , 58 DeLara, Jack , 31, 32 Delgado, Bob Dickson, Ralph Dionne, Martin Donnell, Ellsworth , 45 E E E Earnhart, Ramsey , 62, 63 Edlefsen, Thomas , 65, 66 Eichel, Berkley Eisenberg, Donald , 51, 52 Eisenberg, Robert , 67, 68 Ekerot, David , 92, 93 Emerson, Antony , 83, 84, 85 Everett, Leon , 39, 40 Ewens, George , 53 F F F Failla, Greg Falkenburg, Bob Falkenburg, Tom Faulkner, Kenneth , 28 Fazakerly, Jack Feigenbaum, Jean , 47, 48 Fleitz, John Flum, Arthur , 31 Follico, Ernie , 57, 58 Fox, Bob Franker, Stan , 77 Freese, Leo G G G Gates, Bernard Gates, Robert , 30 Gentil, Fernando , 70, 71 Georgi, Boyd Gildemeister, Hans , 75, 76 Godshall, Leon , 18 Goss, James Gottesleben, Patrick , 98, 99, 00 Grant, Gregory , 59, 60 Grigry, Jacque , 54, 55 Guiver, Harold Guzman, Eduardo H H H Haase, Karl , 39 Hall, Jack , 36, 37 Hansen, Brett , 95 Hansen, Lloyd , 37 Hardy, Francis , 28, 29 Harris, Don , 48, 49 Harris, Lester Harris, Russell , 48 Haskell, Richard , 53, 54, 55 Herbst, Jack Hill, Gregg Hobson, James , 67, 71 Hochwald, David Holladay, John , 74 Hollis, Ryan , 98 Hori, Tatsue Hovorka, Lukas , 94, 95 Hughes, Andrew Hughes, Kenneth Hunt, Joe Huntington, Harold , 15 Hurst, Jerry Huston, Richard I I I Ibanez, A Ignatius, Paul Isaak, Donny , 90, 91 J J J Jensen, Christian , 01, 02 Jensen, Luke , 87 Jensen, Murphy , 89 John, Vernon , 35, 36 Johnson, Cliff Johnson, Robert Jorgenson, Frank K K K Kayden, William Kerr, Jack , 50, 51 Kimbrell, Bob , 44 Klein, Jack Knapp, Roger , 80, 81, 82 Knemeyer, Jack , 36, 37 Kortlander, Jack Kruger, Jack , 81 Kukal, Roman , 99 L L L Langre, Daniel , 02 Lanyi, Andras , 91, 92, 93 Lara, Marcelo , 71, 72 Lawrence, Al Leach, Jon , 92, 93, 94 Leach, Richard , 60, 61 Leach, Rick , 85, 86, 87 Leavens, Donald Lee, Howard , 61, 62 Lee, Leonard Lemaitre, Yves , 57 Lemon, Gary , 84 Leonard, Thomas , 70, 71 18

21 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS 2003 USC MEN S TENNIS Levine, Henry Lewis, Chris , 76, 77 Lindsey, Roy Little, Bob Love, Raymond , 51, 52 Loyo-Mayo, Joaquin , 67, 69 Lozano, Jorge , 84, 85, 86 Lubin, Ronald , 41 Lucchesi, Andy , 77 Lutz, Robert , 68, 69 Lynch, Paul M M M MacCormick, Edwin Machette, Michael , 71, 72, 73 MacPhie, Brian , 92, 93 Mako, Gene , 36, 37 Mamiit, Cecil Manson, Bruce , 76, 77 Margolin, Mike , 73, 74, 75 Martini, Ranie Marx, Curt Mattman, Charles McDonald, Wallace McGinnis, Roy McMillan, William McNamara, Myron Melville, Scott ,88 Menon, Sashi ,72,73,74 Merryman, Scott ,00, 01 Meyberg, Leon ,64,65 Miller, Don Miller, Everett ,27,28 Millman, Jess ,33,34 Moore, Richard ,45 Moore, Ryan ,00,01, 02 Morrow, Ray ,14,15,16 Moy, Fred Mucks, Robert Mueller, Johannes Murphy, Howard N N N Nathan, Robert Nealon, Billy , 80,81 Nelson, David Nelson, Gordon Nelson, John ,38 Nelson, Lawrence Newberry, Mike ,76,77 Newell, Kenneth ,13,15,16 Novelo, Marco ,81 O O O Odman, Dick ,46 Olerick, Charles Olewine, Ted ,42,43 Olmedo, Alex ,57,58 Olyphant, Andy ,89 O Reilly, Tim Osuna, Rafael ,62,63 Osuna, Rafael-Belmar Oxnam, Bromley ,13 P P P Park, Andrew , 00, 01, 02 Parmalee, Warren Pawsat, Tim ,84,85,86 Perez, Bob ,47,48,49 Perley, James ,54,55 Peters, Charles ,44 Peterson, Adam ,94,95,96 Petrovic, Glenn Piers, John ,47 Poehler, Christoph Prince, Earl ,77 R R R Rager, Robert Rainey, Nick , 00, 01, 02 Ralston, Dennis , 63, 64 Ramirez, Manuel , 96 Ramirez, Raul , 73 Ranney, David , 66, 67 Reed, William Reedy, William , 41, 42 Reyes, Joaquin , 56 Ritter, Horst , 65, 66 Roberts, Keith , 47 Roberts, William , 33 Robinson, Malcolm , 25, 26 Robinson, Stewart , 26 Rodriguez, Sean Rombeau, Charles , 63, 64 Rosser, Chad Roth, Fred Rowley, Robert ,35,36 Runyon, Kenneth Russell, James S S S Samayoa, Fernando ,96,97,98 Saul, Arnold ,48,49 Schick, Kent Schiller, Martin ,59,60 Schroeder, Frederick Scott, Edward Scott, Hugo NCAA Champion Cecil Mamiit Seton, Kent ,90,92,93 Shea, Gilbert ,50,53 Shea, John ,46,48,49 Simerson, John Skleners, Joe ,23 Slattery, Reid Smith, Stanley ,67,68 Spencer, Kyle ,96,97,98 Spizzo, Damien , 02 Stannard, Ronald ,17,18,21 Steiner, Harold ,33 Stelle, Stanley ,29 Stephens, Tom Stewart, Charles Stewart, Hugh ,51,52 Stocks, James ,31,32 Stoebe, Roy ,32 Strode, Charles (Buzz) ,77 Sullivan, Teige Swain, Ray Sweet, Donald ,41,42 T T T Tanbara, George Tarna, Gary Taylor, George ,70,71 Teal, Jack ,49,50 Terborg, Jack Tidball, John ,67 Toley, George ,41 Tong, Allen ,60,61 Torres, Ruben , 02 Townsend, Richard Transchel, Milton Tunnell, Jack ,47,48 V V V Van Dillen, Erik Van t Hof, Robert ,79,80 Veselich, Martin Voges, S. Claude (Sunny) Von Oertzen, Fernando ,81 W W W Wallgard, Jonas ,87,88 Walts, Kenneth (Butch) ,75 Warren, Eugene ,15,16,17 Wayman, Michael ,74,75 Welch, Stanton Weller, Earl Wetherell, Lewis ,37,38 White, Howard ,24,25 Whitesell, Phil ,92,94 Williamson, Harold ,23,24 Willinski, Scott ,98,99 Willner, Robin Wilson, James Wilson, Theron ,28,31 Witsken, Todd ,83,84,85 Wong, Garrett , 02 Wooledge, Philip ,34,35 Y Y Y York, James ,68,69 Z Z Z Zaman, Akram ,98 Zellhoefer, Robert Zertuche, Henry

22 TROJANS IN THE COLLEGIATE TENNIS HALL OF FAME Rafael Osuna George Toley Dennis Ralston Bob Lutz Alex Olmedo Joe Hunt Gene Mako Bob Falkenburg (right) Stan Smith Ramsey Earnhart Rick Leach USC ON THE PRO TOUR Grand Slam Titles Pro Titles WIMBLEDON 1937 Gene Mako (D) 1938 Gene Mako (D) 1947 Bob Falkenburg (D) 1948 Bob Falkenburg (S) 1949 Ted Schroeder (S) 1959 Alex Olmedo (S) 1960 Rafael Osuna (D) Dennis Ralston (D) 1963 Rafael Osuna 1972 Stan Smith (S) 1976 Raul Ramirez (D) 1990 Rick Leach (D, M) FRENCH OPEN 1966 Dennis Ralston (D) 1975 Raul Ramirez (D) 1977 Raul Ramirez (D) 1988 Jorge Lozano (M) 1990 Jorge Lozano (M) 1993 Luke Jensen (D) Murphy Jensen (D) 1994 Byron Black (D) AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1959 Alex Olmedo (S) 1970 Bob Lutz (D) Stan Smith (D) 1988 Rick Leach (D) 1989 Rick Leach (D) 1995 Rick Leach (M) 1997 Rick Leach (M) 2000 Rick Leach (D) U.S. OPEN 1936 Gene Mako (D, M) 1938 Gene Mako (D) 1940 Ted Schroeder (D) 1941 Ted Schroeder (D) 1942 Ted Schroeder (S,M) 1943 Joe Hunt (S) 1944 Bob Falkenburg (D) 1947 Ted Schroeder (D) 1958 Alex Olmedo (D) 1961 Dennis Ralston (D) 1962 Rafael Osuna (D) 1963 Rafael Osuna (S) Dennis Ralston (D) 1964 Dennis Ralston (D) 1968 Bob Lutz (D) Stan Smith (D) 1971 Stan Smith (S) 1974 Bob Lutz (D) Stan Smith (D) 1978 Bob Lutz (D) Stan Smith (D) 1980 Bob Lutz (D) Stan Smith (D) 1993 Rick Leach (D) 1997 Rick Leach (M) 2001 Wayne Black (D) (S) (D) (M) Mixed SINGLES Stan Smith Raul Ramirez Bob Lutz... 9 Hans Gildemeister... 4 Butch Walts... 4 Robert Van t Hof... 2 Byron Black... 2 Matt Anger... 1 Tom Edlefson... 1 Dennis Ralston... 1 Eric Van Dillen... 1 DOUBLES Raul Ramirez Stan Smith Rick Leach Bob Lutz Hans Gildemeister Byron Black Eric Van Dillen Butch Walts Todd Witsken Luke Jensen Scott Melville... 9 Jorge Lozano... 8 Bruce Manson... 8 *Wayne Black... 6 Robert Van t Hof... 6 Tim Pawsat... 5 Dennis Ralston... 5 Murphy Jensen... 4 Matt Anger... 2 Marcelo Lara... 2 John Andrews... 1 Tom Edlefson... 1 Tom Leonard... 1 Joaquin Loyo-Mayo... 1 Sashi Menon... 1 Buzz Strode... 1 * Denotes active player Olympians SINGLES Eric Amend (U.S.) Los Angeles Byron Black (Zimbabwe) Atlanta Wayne Black (Zimbabwe) Atlanta Sydney DOUBLES Byron Black (Zimbabwe) Atlanta Wayne Black (Zimbabwe) Atlanta Sydney Rafael Osuna (Mex) Mexico City... Gold Medal Kyle Spencer (Grt Britain) Sydney 20