Coaches

 · Hometown: Geneva, Ohio

 · Alma mater: William & Mary, 2005

· Southland Conference Tournament Champions 2012

· Led UTSA to its third-ever NCAA Championships appearance after winning the 2012 Southland Conference Tournament

· Guided the Roadrunners to their first-ever ITAnational ranking during the 2012 campaign

· 2011 Southland Student-Athlete of the Year Tyler Brown

· 17 all-conference selections, including nine first teamers

· 13 conference all-academic honorees

· Finished the ITA season with a national ranking of 19

· Reached the Elite 8 in the NCAA tournament in 2007 taking out #6 ranked UNC and #11 ranked Texas

· Coached former All-American Jay Weinacker to a year-end individual  ranking of No. 33 in 2009

· Coached the tandem of William Noblitt and Nick Cavady to a career-high national standing of sixth in 2008

      

· Three-time first-team All-Colonial Athletic Association Honoree in singles play

· Second-team All-CAA in doubles play

· Member of the 2005 CAA Conference Tournament Championship Team

· Ranked as high as 21 by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association

· Victories over two number one ranked players

· Recipient of the Blue/Gray National Sportsmanship Award

 

 · Hometown: Agoura Hills, California 

 · Alma Mater: Washington, 2003

 · Former ranked WTA player 

 · Seven years of head coaching experience
· Four All-Southland selections, including three first teamers

· Made it to the 2009 Southland Tournament Championship Match
 a first for the program in six years

· Had five Western Athletic Conference All-Academic honorees in 2012-2013 season

· As an assistant at Wisconsin, Scott coached the team in two NCAA Conference Tournaments    
· While with Wisconsin they were ranked in the top 50

· Made it to the Elite 8 of the NCAA Team Championships

· Ranked in the top 50 by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association

· Hometown: Mount Maunganui, New Zealand

· Alma Mater: University of Louisville, 2011

· Former ranked ATP player

·  Two-time All-American in singles

·  All-American in doubles

·  Runner-up at the NCAA Single National

   Championships, 2010

·  Ranked as high as 8 by the Intercollegiate

   Tennis Association

 · Quarter-finalist in the Australian Open Junior Championships

 · Ranked as high 41 by the International Tennis Federation