Colorado Springs, Colo. Three Mountain West Conference players were named to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-American teams for NCAA Division I tennis announced today by the ITA out of Princeton, N.J. On the women¹s side, UNLV¹s Katarina Malec played her way to All-America status by reaching the singles semifinals of the NCAA Championships. On the men¹s side, both New Mexico¹s Matt Amgwerd and San Diego State¹s Alex Waske earned the award by virtue of their top-16 seeding in singles for the NCAA Championship.
In order to achieve ITA All-American status a player must meet one of the following criteria in
singles and/or doubles:
Singles
1.) Top 16 seed in NCAA Singles Championships, or
2.) Reach round of 16 in NCAA Singles Championships, or
3.) Finish in the Top 20 of the final WingspanBank.com Collegiate Tennis Rankings.
Doubles
1.) Top eight seed in NCAA Doubles Championships, or
2.) Reach quarterfinals of NCAA Doubles Championship, or
3.) Finish in Top 10 of final WingspanBank.com Collegiate Tennis Rankings.
2000 Women's Tennis All-America Team:
Teryn Ashley, Stanford (Doubles)
Janet Bergman, Wake Forest (D)
Bea Bielik, Wake Forest (Singles, D)
Lindsay Blau, Arizona (D)
Karoline Borgersen, California (D)
Alison Bradshaw, Arizona State (S, D)
Marissa Catlin, Georgia (D)
Bruna Colosio, LSU (S, D)
Claire Curran, California (D)
Lucie Dvorakova, TCU (D)
Adria Engel, Wake Forest (S)
Michelle Gough, Arizona (D)
Laura Granville, Stanford (S, D)
Lori Grey, Georgia (S, D)
Marissa Irvin, Stanford (S, D)
Amy Jensen, California (S, D)
Lauren Kalvaria, Stanford (S)
Chin Bee Khoo, Arkansas (S, D)
Esther Knox, Georgia (S)
Kristina Kraszewski, Washington (S)
Anita Kurimay, California (S, D)
Whitney Laiho, Florida (S, D)
Jessica Lehnhoff, Florida (S, D)
Zuzana Lesenarova, San Diego (S, D)
Katarina Malec, UNLV (S)
Celena McCoury, Arizona State (D)
Megan Miller, Duke (S)
Kim Niggemeyer, Fresno State (S)
Martina Ondrejkova, South Alabama (D)
Andrea Ondrisova, Virginia Commonwealth (S)
Ana Paula Mores, LSU (D)
Paola Palencia, Pepperdine (D)
Karin Palme, Arizona State (S)
Jahnavi Parekh, Baylor (S)
Jewel Peterson, Southern California (S)
Iva Puflerova, South Alabama (D)
Ipek Senoglu, Pepperdine (D)
Keiko Tokuda, Stanford (D)
Katarina Valykova, San Diego (D)
Aarthi Venkatesan, Georgia (S, D)
Janet Walker, Texas (S)
Sara Walker, UCLA (S)
Daria Zoldkova, TCU (D)
2000 Men's Tennis All-America Team:
Geoff Abrams, Stanford (S, D)
Matt Amgwerd, New Mexico (S)
Daniel Andersson, Virginia Commonwealth (S)
Marco Baron, Mississippi State (S, D)
Michael Blue, Texas (D)
Matias Boeker, Georgia (S)
Dumitru Caradima, Texas A&M (D)
Esteban Carril, TCU (S)
Guillermo Carter, Oregon (S)
Vikrant Chadha, Mississippi (D)
Michal Chmela, LSU (D)
Nick Crowell, Texas (D)
Erik Dmytruk, California (D)
Carlos Drada, Kentucky (S)
Cary Franklin, Illinois (S, D)
Eduardo Gordilho, La-Lafayette (S)
Sebastien Graeff, Pepperdine (D)
Toby Hansson, SMU (S, D)
K.J. Hippensteel, Stanford (S)
David Hodge, Baylor (D)
Stephen Huss, Auburn (S)
Oskar Johansson, Arkansas (S)
Johann Jooste, Baylor (S)
Robert Kendrick, Pepperdine (S)
Dan Kiernan, LSU (D)
Alex Kim, Stanford (S, D)
Scott Kintz, California (D)
Brandon Kramer, UCLA (D)
Jeff Laski, Illinois (S)
Jong-Min Lee, UCLA (S, D)
Shuon Madden, Texas A&M (S, D)
Leif Meineke, Boise State (D)
Wesley Moodie, Boise State (D)
Ryan Moore, Southern California (D)
Jeff Morrison, Florida (S, D)
Frank Moser, Virginia Commonwealth (S)
Graydon Oliver, Illinois (D)
Justin O'Neal, Florida (S, D)
Nathan Overholser, Florida (D)
Andres Pedroso, Duke (S)
Tripp Phillips, North Carolina (S)
Nick Rainey, Southern California (D)
Doug Root, Duke (D)
Anthony Ross, Pepperdine (D)
Ryan Sachire, Notre Dame (S)
Charles Sevigny, Mississippi State (D)
James Shortall, Mississippi (D)
Ramsey Smith, Duke (D)
Bran Vahaly, Virginia (S)
Jon Wallmark, SMU (D)
Alex Waske, San Diego State (S)
Mark Williams, Baylor (D)
Martin Woisetchlager, UAB (S)
