Wood and Dorn Selected for NCAA Individuals
Sophomores Warren Wood (Del Mar, CA) and Joe Dorn (Washington D.C.) of CMS Stags Tennis were selected for the NCAA Division III singles and doubles competition, which begins on May 23 in Kalamazoo, Michigan after the team championships are completed. For the second consecutive year, Wood was selected as one of the top eight players from the west region to compete in the 32 draw singles tournament. Wood and Dorn also qualified for the 16 draw doubles tournament as one of the top four teams in the west.
The selection of teams and individuals for the championships are based on win-lost record, strength of schedule, and eligibility and availability of student-athletes. Wood is 24-7 on the season and currently #2 in the west, with losses to only three Division III players. Wood and Dorn are 29-10 in doubles and are currently ranked #4 in the west.
The draw for the individual championship will be done by the men's tennis committee and will be released on the last day of the team championship. The 2012 singles title went to Dillon Pottish of Emory. Luis Rattenhuber and Austin Chafetz of Amherst took the doubles title. Emory is the defending national champion, having defeated Kenyon, 5-2, to claim the team title. For more information about the NCAA Division III Men's Tennis Championships, log on to www.ncaa.com.
SINGLES QUALIFIERS (Alphabetical by school):
Joey Fritz, Amherst College
Mark Kahan, Amherst College
Andrew Yaraghi, Amherst College
Rob Cramption, Bates College
Erich Koenig, University of California, Santa Cruz
Nick Ballou, California Lutheran University
Ray Worley, California Lutheran University
Christian Harvey-Secord, Carnegie Mellon University
Deepak Sabada, University of Chicago
Warren Wood, Claremont McKenna- Harvey Mudd-Scripps Colleges
Noah Sprinkel, Coe College
Eric Halpern, Emory University
Amrik Donkena, Gustavus Adolphus College
Tanner Brown, Johns Hopkins University
Andy Hersh, Johns Hopkins University
Paul Burgin, Kenyon College
Michael Razumovsky, Kenyon College
Tyler Carey, University of Mary Washington
Alex Johnston, Middlebury College
Edwin Zhang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Kjellberg, North Carolina Wesleyan College
Artsiom Prostak, North Carolina Wesleyan College
Patrick Lipscomb, University of Redlands
Daniel Brown, University of Texas at Tyler
Ryan Ybarra, University of Texas at Tyler
Aaron Skinner, Trinity University (Texas)
Andrew Guzick, Vassar College
Hayden White, Washington and Lee University
Adam Putterman, Washington University in St. Louis
Ryan Kreis, Wheaton College (Illinois)
Trey Meyer, Williams College
Ben Shklyar, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
DOUBLES
QUALIFIERS (Alphabetical by school):
Rob Crampton/Matt Bettles, Bates College
Nick Ballou/ Ray Worley, California Lutheran University
John Healey/Nicolas Howe, Case Western Reserve University
Joe Dorn/Warren Wood, Claremont McKenna- Harvey Mudd-Scripps Colleges
Ian Wagner/Elliot Kahler, Emory University
Amrik Donkena/Mya Smith-Dennis, Gustavus Adolphus College
Tanner Brown/Erik Lim, Johns Hopkins University
Alex Johnston/Andrew Lebovitz, Middlebury College
Robert Kjellberg/Artoin Prostak, North Carolina Wesleyan College
Frankie Allinson/Max Sabel, Pomona-Pitzer Colleges
Chris Rosensteel/Matt Heinrich, Stevens Institute of Technology
Daniel Brown/Ryan Ybarra, University of Texas at Tyler Taylor
Shamshiri/Michael Holt, Washington and Lee University
Adam Putterman/Ross Putterman, Washington University in St. Louis
Alexander Schidlovsky/Trey Meyer, Williams College
Mitch Osborne/Ben Shklyar, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater