All-NCAC Men's Tennis Teams

May 8, 2007

ALL-NCAC MEN'S TENNIS SQUAD ANNOUNCED;
KENYON'S BECKER, VANDENBERG EARN INDIVIDUAL HONORS

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CLEVELAND -- Kenyon sophomore Daniel Becker (Portland, OR/Sunset) has been named Player of the Year to highlight the 2007 All-North Coast Athletic Conference men's tennis selections.

Becker compiled a 20-4 record in singles this spring and moves up after earning honorable mention hoonors as a freshman. He is joined on the first team by five repeat first-team selections: Kenyon senior Sean Stewart (Bay Village, OH/St. Ignatius), Oberlin junior Chris Pray (Cincinnati, OH/Walnut Hills), Wooster senior Will Morrison (Delaware, OH/Hayes), Wabash sophomore Jay Horrey (New Albany, IN/New Albany) and last year's Player and Newcomer of the Year, Jordan Buehler (Wooster, OH/Wooster), a Denison sophomore.

Kenyon freshman William VandenBerg (Milwaukee, WI/University School) was voted Newcomer of the Year after he posted a 17-7 record in singles in his first collegiate campaign.

Denison juniors Randy Lofgren (Cincinnati, OH/Princenton) and Kevin Newman (Cincinnati, OH/Sycamore) head the All-NCAC first team for doubles for the third straight year. The pair compiled a 16-5 record at first doubles for the Big Red this season. The remainder of the first team consists of Kenyon junior Greg Sussman (Chevy Chase, MD/Chevy Chase) and Stewart, and the Wabash duo of Horrey and senior Adam Van Zee (Logansport, IN/Logansport).

Allegheny head coach Jared Luteran and Wabash head coach Jason Hutchinson share Coach of the Year honors. Both earn the award for the first time in their careers and are also the first representatives from their schools to be so honored in men's tennis. Luteran guided the Gators to a third-place finish in the North Coast tournament. He is 37-42 after four years with the men's program. He also coaches the Gator women, with whom he has compiled a 21-62 record. Hutchinson guided the improved Little Giants to a fifth-place finish in 2007 - up two spots from seventh a season ago. He has put together a 29-48 record in his three years at the helm of the Wabash program.

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