BAYLOR HOSTS BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS AS NO. 2 SEED

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1 match 25 #2/No. 2 Baylor (20-4) vs. #3/No. 6 TCU Saturday, April 25, 2015 at Noon (CDT) Hurd Tennis Center Waco, Texas Live Scoring: BaylorBears.com 16 straight ncaa appearances 2004 national CHamPions 21 ConferenCe CHamPionsHiPs DUAL MATCH SCHEDULE JANUARY 21 #11 Illinois L, #61 Tulane W, #40 Drake W, #73 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 7-0 february 06 at #40 Tulsa W, vs. #6 Duke W, vs. #3 Virginia W, vs. #2 Oklahoma L, #55 Purdue W, #12 UCLA W, 4-0 march 01 #11 Virginia W, #13 TCU W, at #47 memphis W, at #13 Ole miss W, vs. byu W, vs. #4 Southern California W, vs. #1 Oklahoma L, Incarnate Word W, 7-0 #70 UT Arlington W, 7-0 APRIL 7 Seminole State College W, #1 Oklahoma L, #25 Oklahoma State W, at #10 Texas W, at #16 Texas Tech W, ! vs. #6 TCU Noon 26! vs. big 12 Championship final Noon may 8-10 % NCAA First and Second Rounds 14 & NCAA Round of & NCAA Quarterfinals 18 & NCAA Team Championship Semifinals 19 & NCAA Team Championship Finals & NCAA Singles & Doubles Championships - Big 12 Conference match! - Big 12 Championships - Waco, Texas % - NCAA First & Second Rounds - TBA & - NCAA Championships - Waco, Texas All times listed as Central BEARS IN THE RANKINGS (For rankings released April 21) Singles- Current Julian Lenz 1 Tony Lupieri 33 Max Tchoutakian 74 Mate Zsiga 110 Doubles- Diego Galeano/Lenz 18 Lupieri/Felipe Rios 53 Lupieri/Zsiga 63 BAYLOR HOSTS BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS AS NO. 2 SEED After claiming a share of its third consecutive Big 12 regular season title, the second-ranked Baylor men s tennis team will host the 2015 Big 12 Championships as the No. 2 overall seed at the Hurd Tennis Center. For earning the No. 2 seed, the Bears enjoyed a first-round bye and will now face third-seeded TCU, who downed No. 6 Oklahoma State, 4-0, Friday. The Bears and Horned Frogs will meet Saturday at noon. Baylor recorded a 4-0 victory over TCU during the regular season on March 3 at the Hawkins Indoor Tennis Center. For the fourth time, Baylor will host the Championships as the Hurd Tennis Center has served as the event s home in 2001, 2006 and 2011 as well. Entering the match, Baylor (20-4) has won six of its last seven contests, including three straight. As the home team this season Baylor is CHAMPIONSHIP QUICK HITS BAYLOR IN BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY: The Bears have produced a record overall in Big 12 Championship play. Baylor has been at the top of the championship podium eight times. BU has won the event four out of the last eight years and also earned four straight titles from The Bears have made the finals 13 times, including each of the last three seasons. They are 8-4 in title matches. WHEN HOSTING THE CHAMPIONSHIPS: In the three previous times that the Bears have hosted this event, they have never finished with a title. In 2001, a second-seeded Baylor squad had a first round bye and then beat seventh-seeded Colorado, 4-0, in quarterfinal action. However, third-seeded Texas then dispatched of the Bears in the semifinals, 4-1. In 2006, the No. 1 seeded Bears downed Nebraska,4-0, in the quarterfinals and then took care of Oklahoma State 4-2 in the semifinals, but a No. 2 seeded Texas squad once again got the better of Baylor, 4-1, in the championship finals. In 2011, top-seeded Baylor dropped a 4-3 decision to fifth-seeded Oklahoma in its first match at the event in semifinals. LAST YEAR AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP: The Bears entered the 2014 Big 12 Championships in Fort Worth, Texas, as the No. 1 seed and topped fifth-seeded Oklahoma State, 4-2, to advance to the finals where the Bears won a marathon match over third-seeded Oklahoma, 4-3. WHEN BEING THE NO. 2 SEED: The Bears have been the event s No. 2 seed on three other occasions, 1999, 2001 and In those years, Baylor has gone a combined 6-2, while winning the title in 2008 in College Station, Texas. TEAM NOTES SINGLES STREAKS & TRENDS: Senior Mate Zsiga currently leads the team with an eight-match win streak, and he has not list since Feb. 15. Zsiga has played predominantly in the five spot this season and has recorded a 10-2 record in dual-match play. Felipe Rios has also been a strong force for the Bears at the bottom of the lineup, winning six-straight matches to boast a 16-2 dual-match mark, which leads the Bears. BEARS DOMINATING THE DOUBLES POINT: BU is enjoying perhaps its most successful doubles season in school history. The Bears are 22-1 in the opening point in 2015, having gone on to win 20 of those matches. Baylor did not play doubles at Memphis due to the threat of inclement weather, but has won the doubles point in every other match, except on March 22 against OU. BU s success comes from a strong third position as that spot has gone 20-2 in doubles matches. During conference play, the Bears did only lost three doubles matches en route to an impressive 5-0 mark in doubles points. TEAM STREAKS & TRENDS: Baylor enters the conference championships winning six of its last seven matches. The Bears recorded a season high eight-match win streak that stretched from Feb. 20- March 21.

2 LOOKING AHEAD: A Baylor victory in the semifinal round of the conference championships will advance the Bears to the finals for the 14th time in the event s 19th year. Of its 13 previous appearances in finals, Baylor has won the crown eight times. RANKED BEARS: Baylor currently has four singles competitors ranked in the latest ITA rankings including No. 1 Julian Lenz, No. 33 Tony Lupieri, 74th-ranked Max Tchoutakian and 110th-ranked Mate Zsiga. BU has three ranked doubles tandems with Diego Galeano and Julian Lenz being No. 18, Lupieri and Felipe Rios being No. 53 and Lupieri teaming with Zsiga to be No. 63. LAST MATCH OUT: Baylor ended its regular season with a three-straight victories with the final one coming at No. 16 Texas Tech on Saturday in Lubbock. BU opened with a win doubles and got singles victories over Julian Lenz, Mate Zsiga and Felipe Rios. ReCORD breakdown Overall: 20-4 big 12: 4-1 Overall: home: 11-2 Away: 5-0 Neutral: 4-2 big 12: home: 2-1 Away: 2-0 When Winning Doubles: 19-3 When Losing Doubles: 0-1 vs. Unranked Teams 3-0 vs. Ranked Teams 17-4 vs. Top 25 Teams 10-3 vs. Top 10 Teams 4-3 SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION SCOUTING TCU: The Horned Frogs come into the match with seven-straight wins, including five over top-25 opponents. TCU has three ranked singles players in Cameron Norrie (No. 40), No. 53 Nick Chappell and 59th-ranked Guillermo Nunez. In doubles, Chappell and Will Stein partner together to be No. 20, while Norrie and Trevor Johnson are ranked No. 29. Baylor has won 15-straight matches over TCU. TCU still leads the all-time series 31-23, but BU is 18-5 under Matt Knoll against the Frogs. Since TCU joined the Big 12, Baylor owns a 4-0 mark in the series. MORE ON THE BEARS ZSIGA REACHES 100-WIN MILESTONE: With a victory against Seminole State College on April 7, senior Mate Zsiga became the ninth player in program history to tally 100 singles wins and the first since Denes Lukacs and Dominik Mueller accomplished the feat in Zsiga now stands with 102 singles matches, which is eigth on the BU career wins list and only one win behind Matija Zgaga for seventh. BEARS DOMINATE ACADEMIC ALL BIG 12 SQUAD: The Baylor men's tennis team led the Big 12 Conference with seven student-athletes earning a spot on the Academic All-Big 12 Team, league officials announced Tuesday. Five players, Robbie Korth, Julian Lenz, Felipe Rios, Vince Schneider and Mate Zsiga were named to the first team, while Diego Galeano and Tony Lupieri nabbed second-team honors. Seven players honored is a new program record for BU, which had six student-athletes recognized last year and five student-athletes selected in 2009 and The Bears have now had at least two honorees in 13 consecutive seasons. I N D I v I D U A L I T A N A T I o N A L R A N K I N G S SINgLeS 9/8 1/6 2/10 2/24 3/10 3/24 4/7 4/14 4/21 5/1 5/26 Julian Lenz Diego Galeano Tony Lupieri Felipe Rios Max Tchoutakian Mate Zsiga DOUbLeS 9/8 1/6 2/10 2/24 3/10 3/24 4/7 4/14 4/21 5/1 5/26 Lupieri/Rios Lupieri/Zsiga Galeano/Lenz baylor men s Tennis Roster Name ht. Wt. Cl.. hometown/high School (Previous School) Juan Benitez FR Medellin, Colombia/Colegio Lujan Medellin Diego Galeano SR Asuncion, Paraguay//Universidad Americana Robbie Korth SR Del Ray Beach, Fla./Palm Beach HS Julian Lenz JR Giessen, Germany/Theo-Koch-Schule Will Little FR Joplin, Mo./College Heights Christian School Tony Lupieri SR Zagreb, Croatia/Birotehnika/RIT/ACMT College Felipe Rios JR vina Del Mar, Chile/Colegio Aleman De valparaiso vince Schneider So Mannheim, Germany/Kurpfalz Gymnasium Johannes Schretter FR Graz, Austria/BoRG Monsberger Max Tchoutakian So Marseille, France/Academy of Aix-Marseille/CNED Rennes Mate Zsiga SR Szeged, Hungary/Szeged HS Head Coach - Matt Knoll Assistant Coach - Dominik Mueller volunteer Assistant - Robin Goodman ReCORD by SCORe 7-0: : : : ReCORD by POSITION SINgLeS No. 1: 15-3 No. 2: 12-8 No. 3: 12-4 No. 4: 13-7 No. 5: 14-2 No. 6: 17-4 DOUbLeS No. 1: 11-4 No. 2: 18-3 No. 3: 20-2 Pronunciation guide Diego galeano Matt knoll Julian LeNZ Tony LUPIeRI ITA TEAM RANKINGS 1/6 T6 1/20 6 1/ /3 10 2/17 5 2/24 5 3/3 5 3/10 2 3/17 3 3/24 2 3/31 2 4/7 2 4/14 2 4/21 2 5/1 - Gal-lee-on-o ka-nole Lens Loo-pea-air-ee Dominik mueller Mul-ler Max Tchoutakian CheW-talk-IAN mate Zsiga MAH-tay Zhi-ga

3 matt knoll head COACh 19Th SeASON WAShbURN UNIVeRSITY, 1989 Throughout his 18-plus seasons at the helm of the Baylor tennis program, head coach Matt Knoll has produced phenomenal results. Since arriving at Baylor in 1997, Knoll has amassed a (.793) record. His teams have captured 13 Big 12 Conference regular season titles, including eight in a row from , and eight Big 12 Tournament championships, including three straight from However, the program's biggest accomplishment came in 2004 when it captured the NCAA national championship. Knoll's teams also won the 2005 National Team Indoor Championship and finished as the NCAA runner-up in 2005 and NCAA semifinalists in 2006 and In addition, Knoll was named the National Coach of the Year three times (1999, 2005, 2008). He has also been honored as the Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year six times (1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2009). Knoll was also inducted into the Baylor Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008, becoming just the second tennis representative to receive the honor. During his tenure at Baylor, the program has risen to the top, becoming one of the nation's top two most successful collegiate men's tennis team over the past 13 seasons ( ). During that span, the Bears have not been ranked lower than No. 18 in the final Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) poll. Baylor was ranked No. 1 after winning the 2004 NCAA championship, No. 2 in the final poll in `05, No. 4 in `03, `06 and `07, No. 6 in '11 and '14, No. 7 in `02, `09 and '10, No. 8 in `08, No. 18 in '12 and No. 12 in '13. For 10 years from 2002 through 2011, Baylor was one of only two schools, UCLA being the other, to be ranked in the top 10 of the final poll each year. From , Baylor was the only men's team to advance to the NCAA semifinals each year. During that same period, the Bears posted a (.894) mark. In summary, during Knoll's time at Baylor, the Bears have finished the season ranked in the top 10, 13 times. Baylor has made 17 straight NCAA Tournament appearances and reached the round of times in the past 16 seasons, including the NCAA finals in both 2004 and Following the 2004 championship many critics believed the program could not continue its winning ways, but since the title season Knoll's teams have continued to produce tremendous results on the court. Last season, the Bears racked up their most wins since 2009 under Knoll's watch, amassing a 26-6 record overall, while advancing back to the NCAA quarterfinals for the first time since Knoll guided BU to a sweep of the Big 12 regular season and tournament titles as the Bears took down No. 3 Oklahoma, 4-3, in the league tournament finale. The Bears were 4-1 in Big 12 play and were 19-6 vs. ranked foes. Despite starting season just 7-4, Knoll guided BU to and 11-match win streak in the middle of the season, including upsets at No. 3 UCLA and vs. No. 6 Illinois. In the NCAA Championships, Baylor blanked No. 12 Illinois, 4-0, in the round of 16, before falling to No. 4 Virginia, 4-0 in the quarterfinals. Individually, Knoll helped sophomore Julian Lenz and senior Patrick Pradella to end of the year singles rankings of No. 4 and No. 18 respectively, with both players earning ITA All-America singles honors. Knoll's Bears finished the year at No. 6 and as the highest ranked team in Texas. The knoll WORkSheeT YeAR SChOOL ReCORD CONfeReNCe big 12 TOURNAmeNT POSTSeASON final RANk ALL-AmeRICANS 1994 No. Iowa 8-16 (.333) 1997 Baylor (.520) 3-6/8th 1-1/Quarterfinals 1998 Baylor 15-9 (.625) 7-2/2nd 1-1/Semifinals 0-1/First Round * 26th 1999 Baylor 25-4 (.862) 7-1/2nd 2-1/Finals 3-1/Quarterfinals 10th 1 (Johann Jooste) 2000 Baylor 23-6 (.793) 8-0/Champions 2-1/Finals 2-1/Round of 16 7th 3 (Jooste, David Hodge & Williams) 2001 Baylor (.500) 6-2/2nd 1-1/Semifinals 0-1/First Round 30th 2002 Baylor 27-2 (.931) 7-0/Champions 3-0/Champions 2-1/Round of 16 7th 1 (Benjamin Becker) 2003 Baylor 28-2 (.933) 7-0/Champions 3-0/Champions 3-1/Quarterfinals 4th 3 (Benedikt Dorsch & Reiner Neurohr)^ 2004 Baylor 32-2 (.941) 7-0/Champions 3-0/Champions 6-0/Champions ** 1st 4 (Becker, Dorsch, & Matija Zgaga)^ 2005 Baylor 33-1 (.971) 7-0/Champions 3-0/Champions 5-1/Finals 2nd 4 (Becker, Dorsch, & Zgaga)^ 2006 Baylor 25-7 (.781) 6-1/Champions 2-1/Finals 4-1/Semifinals 4th 1 (Lars Poerschke) 2007 Baylor 28-4 (.875) 6-0/Champions 2-0/Champions 4-1/Semifinals 4th 1 (Poerschke) 2008 Baylor 25-9 (.735) 5-1/Champions 3-0/Champions 3-1/Quarterfinals 8th 2 (Poerschke & Denes Lukacs) 2009 Baylor 26-6 (.813) 6-0/Champions 2-0/Champions 3-1/Quarterfinals 7th 1 (Lukacs) 2010 Baylor 24-7 (.774) 4-2/3rd 1-1/Semifinals 3-1/Quarterfinals 7th 1 (Lukacs) 2011 Baylor 22-5 (.815) 6-0/Champions 0-1/Semifinals 3-1/Quarterfinals 6th 2 (Roberto Maytin & John Peers) 2012 Baylor (.613) 3-2/3rd 2-1 Finals 2-1/ Round of 16 18th 1(Mate Zsiga) 2013 Baylor 19-4 (.826) 5-0/Champions 1-1 Finals 2-1/ Round of 16 12th Baylor 26-6 (.813) 4-1/Champions 2-0 Champions 3-1/Quarterfinals 6th 2 (Julian Lenz & Patrick Pradella) 2015 Baylor 20-4 (.833) 4-1/Champions Totals (.934) (.850) (.767) (.750) selections (14 players) Record at baylor: (.793) big 12 Titles: 13 (Regular Season); 8 (Tournament) NCAA Appearances: 17 * first NCAA appearance in program history ** first NCAA team championship in school history ^ Benedikt Dorsch earned All-American honors in singles & doubles

4 2015 Baylor men s tennis match notes Big 12 CHamPionsHiPs BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 18 YeARS [34-10 ReCORD] 1997 big 12 Tournament (Austin, Texas) April 24 First Round [8] Baylor 4, [9] Nebraska 0 April 25 Quarterfinals [1] Texas 4, [8] Baylor big 12 Tournament (Lincoln, Neb.) April 23 First Round Bye April 24 Quarterfinals [4] Baylor 4, [5] Colorado 2 April 25 Semifinals [1] Texas 4, [4] Baylor big 12 Tournament (College Station, Texas) April 29 First Round Bye April 30 Quarterfinals [2] Baylor 4, [7] oklahoma 0 May 1 Semifinals [2] Baylor 4, [6] Kansas 0 May 2 Finals [1] Texas 4, [2] Baylor big 12 Tournament (kansas City, mo.) April 27 First Round Bye April 28 Quarterfinals [1] Baylor 4, [8] Colorado 0 April 29 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [4] Kansas 0 April 30 Finals [2] Texas A&M 4, [1] Baylor big 12 Tournament (Waco, Texas) April 26 First Round Bye April 27 Quarterfinals [2] Baylor 4, [7] Colorado 0 April 28 Semifinals [3] Texas 4, [2] Baylor big 12 Tournament (College Station, Texas) April 26 Quarterfinals [1] Baylor 4, [8] oklahoma 0 April 27 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [5] Texas Tech 1 April 28 Finals [1] Baylor 4, [3] Texas A&M big 12 Tournament (kansas City, mo.) April 25 Quarterfinals [1] Baylor 4, [8] Nebraska 0 April 26 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [4] Texas A&M 1 April 27 Finals [1] Baylor 4, [3] oklahoma State big 12 Tournament (Norman, Okla.) April 30 Quarterfinals [1] Baylor 4, [8] Nebraska 0 May 1 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [5] oklahoma State 0 May 2 Finals [1] Baylor 4, [2] Texas A&M big 12 Tournament (Austin, Texas) April 29 Quarterfinals [1] Baylor 4, [8] Nebraska 0 April 30 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [5] Texas 1 May 1 Finals [1] Baylor 4, [3] oklahoma State 1 Most Oustanding Performer: Bendikt Dorsch, Sr big 12 Championship (Waco, Texas) April 28 Quarterfinals [1] Baylor 4, [8] Nebraska 0 April 29 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [4] oklahoma State 2 April 30 Finals [2] Texas 4, [1] Baylor big 12 Championship (kansas State, mo.) April 27 Quarterfinals Bye April 28 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [5] oklahoma 1 April 29 Finals [1] Baylor 4, [3] Texas 1 Most Oustanding Performer: Michal Kokta, Sr big 12 Championship (College Station, Texas) April 25 Quarterfinals [2] Baylor 4, [7] Nebraska 0 April 26 Semifinals [2] Baylor 4, [5] oklahoma 1 April 27 Finals [2] Baylor 4, [1] Texas 2 Most Oustanding Performer: Denes Lukacs, So big 12 Championship (Norman, Okla.) April 24 Quarterfinals Bye April 25 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [4] oklahoma State 1 April 26 Finals [1] Baylor 4, [3] Texas 3 Most Oustanding Performer: Jordan Rux, So big 12 Championship (Austin, Texas) April 30 Quarterfinals [3] Baylor 4, [6] Nebraska 0 May 1 Semifinals [2] Texas A&M 4, [3] Baylor big 12 Championship (Austin, Texas) April 29 Quarterfinals Bye April 30 Semifinals [5] oklahoma 4, [1] Baylor big 12 Championship (College Station, Texas) April 27 Quarterfinals [3] Baylor 4, [6] oklahoma State 0 April 28 Semifinals [3] Baylor 4, [2] Texas Tech 3 April 29 Finals [1] oklahoma 4, [3] Baylor big 12 Championship (Norman, Okla.) April 26 Quarterfinals Bye April 27 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [4] TCU 1 April 28 Finals [2] oklahoma 4, [1] Baylor big 12 Championship (fort Worth, Texas) April 25 Quarterfinals Bye April 26 Semifinals [1] Baylor 4, [5] oklahoma State 2 April 27 Finals [1] Baylor 4, [3] oklahoma 3 Most Oustanding Performer: Patrick Pradella, sr. SeRIeS ReCORD by OPPONeNT... OkLAhOmA (5-3) 1999 W, 4-0 quarterfinals 2002 W, 4-0 quarterfinals 2007 W, 4-1 semifinals 2008 W, 4-1 semifinals 2011 L, 4-3 semifinals 2012 L, 4-3 finals 2013 L, 4-2 finals 2014 W, 4-3 finals OkLAhOmA STATe (6-0) 2003 W, 4-0 finals 2004 W, 4-0 semifinals 2005 W, 4-1 finals 2006 W, 4-2 semifinals 2009 W, 4-1 semifinals 2012 W, 4-0 quaterfinals 2014 W, 4-2 semifinals TCU (1-0) 2013 W, 4-0 semifinals TeXAS (4-5) 1997 L, 4-0 quarterfinals 1998 L, 4-1 semifinals 1999 L, 4-0 finals 2001 L, 4-1 semifinals 2005 W, 4-1 semifinals 2006 L, 4-1 finals 2007 W, 4-1 finals 2008 W, 4-2 finals 2009 W, 4-3 finals TeXAS TeCh (2-0) 2002 W, 4-1 semifinals 2012 W, 4-3 semifinals

5 Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Nation Region Sep 19, 2014 Rice Fall Invitational All Day (Houston, Texas) Sep 20, 2014 Rice Fall Invitational All Day (Houston, Texas) Sep 21, 2014 Rice Fall Invitational All Day (Houston, Texas) Sep 29, 2014 ITA All-American Championships All Day (Tulsa, Okla.) Sep 30, 2014 ITA All-American Championships All Day (Tulsa, Okla.) Oct 01, 2014 ITA All-American Championships All Day (Tulsa, Okla.) Oct 02, 2014 ITA All-American Championships All Day (Tulsa, Okla.) Oct 03, 2014 ITA All-American Championships All Day (Tulsa, Okla.) Oct 04, 2014 ITA All-American Championships All Day (Tulsa, Okla.) Oct 18, 2014 USTA/ITA Regional Championships All Day (College Station, Texas) Oct 19, 2014 USTA/ITA Regional Championships All Day (College Station, Texas) Oct 20, 2014 USTA/ITA Regional Championships All Day (College Station, Texas) Oct 21, 2014 USTA/ITA Regional Championships All Day (College Station, Texas) Nov 06, 2014 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiat 9:00 am (Flushing, N.Y.) Nov 06, 2014 Jack Kramer Intercollegiate All Day (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) Nov 07, 2014 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiat All Day (Flushing, N.Y.) Nov 07, 2014 Jack Kramer Intercollegiate All Day (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) Nov 08, 2014 USTA/ITA Indoor Intercollegiate All Day (Flushing, N.Y.) Nov 08, 2014 Jack Kramer Intercollegiate All Day (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) Nov 09, 2014 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiat All Day (Flushing, N.Y.) Nov 09, 2014 Jack Kramer Intercollegiate All Day (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) Jan 16, 2015 Sherwood Collegiate Cup All Day (Thousand Oaks, Calif.) Jan 17, 2015 Sherwood Collegiate Cup All Day (Thousand Oaks, Calif.) Jan 18, 2015 Sherwood Collegiate Cup All Day (Thousand Oaks, Calif.) Jan 21, 2015 #11 ILLINOIS L #6 Jan 24, 2015 #61 TULANE W #6 Jan 25, 2015 #40 DRAKE W #6 Jan 29, 2015 #73 LOUISIANA W #10 Feb 06, 2015 at #40 Tulsa W #10 Feb 13, 2015 vs #6 Duke W #10 Feb 14, 2015 vs #3 Virginia W #10 Feb 15, 2015 vs #2 Oklahoma L #10 Feb 20, 2015 #55 PURDUE W #5 Feb 22, 2015 #12 UCLA W #5 Mar 01, 2015 #11 VIRGINIA W #5 * Mar 03, 2015 #13 TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY W #5 Mar 08, 2015 at #47 University of Memphis W #5 Mar 9, 2015 at #13 Ole Miss W #2 Mar 20, 2015 vs Brigham Young W #3 Mar 21, 2015 vs #4 Southern California W #3 Mar 22, 2015 vs #1 Oklahoma L #3 Baylor Men's Tennis Baylor Season Statistics (Through games of Apr 25, 2015) Overall record: 20-4 Conference: 4-1 Region: 0-0 Home: 11-2 Away: 5-0 Neutral: 4-2 vs National ranked: 17-4 vs Regional ranked: 0-0 vs ranked Last SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10 Juan Benitez W3 5-2 Diego Galeano W2 7-1 Julian Lenz W2 6-2 Tony Lupieri L2 4-4 Felipe Rios W6 8-1 Vince Schneider L1 6-3 Max Tchoutakian W1 5-2 Mate Zsiga W8 5-0 Totals Percentage vs ranked Last DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour Conf Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10 Diego Galeano/Vince Schneider W2 3-1 Tony Lupieri/Felipe Rios W1 5-1 Felipe Rios/Vince Schneider W3 8-2 Juan Benitez/Mate Zsiga L1 1-1 Julian Lenz/Felipe Rios W1 2-1 Tony Lupieri/Mate Zsiga L1 5-5 Diego Galeano/Julian Lenz W Max Tchoutakian/Mate Zsiga W2 2-0 Diego Galeano/Mate Zsiga W2 2-0 Juan Benitez/Max Tchoutakian W1 1-0 Juan Benitez/Felipe Rios W1 1-0 Juan Benitez/Vince Schneider W1 1-0 Tony Lupieri/Max Tchoutakian W2 2-0 Totals Percentage