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ALMA MATER
In the Mississippi Valley,
In the Crescent Bend
Stands our loved and noble Xavier,
Far her praises send.
Refrain:
Wave her colors bear them onward
Gold and white so true
Hail to thee, all hail, dear Xavier
Hail, all hail, X.U.!
Xavier, ever be our guide
And lead us on the way,
Through life's journey, onward, upward
To the eternal day. (Refrain)
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2007 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tennis Tournament
Friday, April 13 and Saturday, April 14 at City Park Tennis Center, New Orleans, La.
Host: Xavier University of Louisiana
Media Contact: Ed Cassiere, Xavier Sports Information Director, 504-256-5380 cell
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Women's Division
(seedings in parentheses)
First Round — Friday, April 13
Belhaven (4) vs. Tougaloo (5), 9 a.m.
Belhaven 6, Tougaloo 3
results
Semifinals — Friday, April 13
Mobile (2) vs. Spring Hill (3), 10 a.m.
Mobile 7, Spring Hill 2
results
Xavier (1) vs. Belhaven (4), 2:30 p.m.
Xavier 5, Belhaven 0
results
Championship — Friday, April 13
Xavier (1) vs. Mobile (2), 3:15 p.m.
Xavier 7, Mobile 1
results
(match moved from April 14 because of predicted severe weather)
All-GCAC Women's Team
Player of the Year: Dominique Bell, Xavier
Newcomer of the Year: Angelina Callis, Xavier
Coach of the Year: Alan Green, Xavier
No. 1 singles: Josey Soares, Mobile
No. 2 singles: Yuliem Dominguez, Xavier
No. 3 singles: Angelina Callis, Xavier
No. 4 singles: Colleen McArthur, Xavier
No. 5 singles: Maria Aguirre, Mobile
No. 6 singles: Alexandra Broussard, Xavier
No. 1 doubles: Angelina Callis-Yuliem Dominguez, Xavier
No. 2 doubles: Dominique Bell-Colleen McArthur, Xavier
No. 3 doubles: Alexandra Broussard-Jihanna Mughnee, Xavier
Women's Champions
2007 — Xavier
2006 — Mobile
2005 — Xavier
2004 — Xavier
2003 — Xavier
2002 — Xavier
2001 — Spring Hill
2000 — Dillard
1999 — Spring Hill
1998 — Mobile
1997 — Mobile
1996 — Mobile
1995 — Mobile
Total women's championships won — Mobile 5, Xavier 5, Spring Hill 2, Dillard 1.
Competing Women's Schools
Belhaven Lady Blazers (Jackson, Miss.)
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Coach Buck Boyd
Elise Entzenberger (senior, San Antonio, Texas
Marie Leslie Harris (sophomore, Madison, Miss.)
Neely Johnson (sophomore, Tupelo, Miss.)
Myra Prado (junior, Morelia Michoacan, Mexico)
Kirby Smith (junior, Shannon, Miss.)
Mobile Lady Rams (Mobile, Ala.)
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Coach Uwe Tittl
Maria Aguirre (senior)
Pam Boykin (junior)
Camilla Hovden (freshman)
Michelle Machen (junior)
Lindsey McDaniel (senior)
Josey Soares (junior)
Spring Hill Lady Badgers (Mobile, Ala.)
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Coach Hans Laub
Abbey Angelle (5-3 sophomore, Lafayette, La.)
Michelle Brochu (5-8 sophomore Libertyville, Ill.)
Anna Maria Capote (5-8 freshman, Pensacola, Fla.)
Lauren Carter (5-4 freshman, Lake Charles, La.)
Amanda Frawley (5-5 freshman, Dallas, Texas)
Mary Elizabeth McGinn (5-9 senior, Nashville, Tenn.)
Katelyn Olewinski (5-6 senior, Chicago, Ill.)
Allison Symulevich (5-8 freshman, Tampa, Fla.)
Catherine Thames (5-1 junior, Mobile, Ala.)
Shannon Ward (5-3 sophomore, St. Louis, Mo.)
Natasha Woodall (5-4 sophomore, Taos, N.M.)
Tougaloo Lady Bulldogs (Tougaloo, Miss.)
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Coach Curtis Shaw
Charity Foster (5-6 freshman, Natchez, Miss.)
Cillora Hicks (5-6 junior, Moss Point, Miss.)
Eleysia Perkins (5-5 sophomore, Jackson, Miss.)
Jessica Smith (5-6 freshman, Clarksville, Miss.)
Rukiya Umoja (5-6 freshman, Los Angeles, Calif.)
Jasmine Woods (5-8 sophomore, Natchez, Miss.)
Xavier Gold Nuggets (New Orleans, La.)
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Coach Alan Green
Dominique Bell (5-5 junior, Jackson, Miss.)
Alexandra Broussard (5-9 freshman, Columbus, Ohio)
Angelina Callis (5-3 freshman, Boston, Mass.)
Yuliem Dominguez (5-4 sophomore, Destrehan, La.)
Colleen McArthur (5-6 freshman, Marietta, Ga.)
Jihanna Mughnee (5-6 sophomore, Charlotte, N.C.)
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Men's Division
(seedings in parentheses)
Semifinals — Friday, April 13
Xavier (1) vs. Tougaloo (4), noon
Xavier 9, Tougaloo 0
results
Spring Hill (2) vs. Belhaven (3), noon
Spring Hill 5, Belhaven 4
results
Championship — Friday, April 13
Xavier (1) vs. Spring Hill (2), 4:15 p.m.
Xavier 6, Spring Hill 0
results
(match moved from April 14 because of predicted severe weather)
All-GCAC Men's Team
Player of the Year: Terry Richardson, Xavier
Newcomer of the Year: Cameron Knowles, Xavier
Coach of the Year: Alan Green, Xavier
No. 1 singles: Brandon Gallagher, Spring Hill
No. 2 singles: Miroslav Vukicevic, Xavier
No. 3 singles: Mario Myles, Xavier
No. 4 singles: Cameron Knowles, Xavier
No. 5 singles: Visumzi Kempele, Xavier
No. 6 singles: Thomas Fugate, Xavier
No. 1 doubles: Terry Richardson-Mario Myles, Xavier
No. 2 doubles: Cameron Knowles-Miroslav Vukicevic, Xavier
No. 3 doubles: Thomas Fugate-Visumzi Kempele, Xavier
Men's Champions
2007 — Xavier
2006 — Spring Hill
2005 — Xavier
2004 — Spring Hill
2003 — Spring Hill
2002 — Spring Hill
2001 — Spring Hill
2000 — Spring Hill
1999 — Spring Hill
1997 — Mobile
1996 — Mobile
1995 — Mobile
1994 — Mobile
1993 — Mobile
1992 — Mobile
1991 — Belhaven
1990 — Belhaven
1989 — Belhaven
1988 — Belhaven
1987 — Belhaven
1986 — Belhaven
1985 — Belhaven
1984 — no champion
1983 — no champion
1982 — Belhaven
Total men's championships won — Belhaven 8, Spring Hill 7, Mobile 6, Xavier 2.
Competing Men's Schools
Belhaven Blazers (Jackson, Miss.)
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Coach Buck Boyd
Harris Brabston (freshman, Montrose, Ala.)
Josh Goeglein (senior, Tyrone, Ga.)
Alex Grubbs (junior, Florence, Miss.)
Mario Kattengell (senior, Pittsburgh, Ca.)
Hunter Mitchell (sophomore)
Taps Murove (sophomore, Harare, Zimbabwe)
C.L. Pearce (senior, Brandon, Miss.)
Dan Sturgis (junior, Wellington, Fla.)
Spring Hill Badgers (Mobile, Ala.)
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Coach Hans Laub
Gabriel Capote (6-1 senior, Pensacola, Fla.)
Jimmy Chassaing (5-8 sophomore, St. Louis, Mo.)
Evan Davis (5-11 junior, Mobile, Ala.)
Brendan Gallagher (5-8 junior, Duluth, Ga.)
Paul Gregory (6-1 sophomore, Fairway, Kan.)
Nick Rayburn (5-8 freshman, Pineville, La.)
Tom Shakar (5-10 sophomore, Tallahassee, Fla.)
Santiago Tefel (6-0 senior, Miami, Fla.)
Tougaloo Bulldogs (Tougaloo, Miss.)
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Coach Curtis Shaw
Meschach Barker (5-8 freshman, Chicago, Ill.)
Stephen Garrett (5-8 sophomore, Chicago, Ill.)
Brian Hughes (5-9 freshman, Natchez, Miss.)
Kahil Peets (5-8 junior, Greenville, Miss.)
Corey Pines (6-2 junior, Calumet City, Ill.)
Antonio Thames (5-11 sophomore, Newton, Miss.)
Julius Young (5-9 senior, Greenville, Miss.)
Kenneth Young (5-9 junior, Ellisville, Miss.)
Xavier Gold Rush (New Orleans, La.)
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Coach Alan Green
Thomas Fugate (5-10 senior, Fairport, N.Y.)
Vusumzi Kempele (5-5 junior, East London, South Africa)
Cameron Knowles (6-4 freshman, Omaha, Neb.)
Mario Myles (6-2 freshman, Stone Mountain, Ga.)
Terry Richardson (5-5 sophomore, Ellenwood, Ga.)
Miroslav Vukicevic (6-2 junior, Sombor, Serbia-Montenegro)
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