LSC Tennis Weekly Release (04/20/17)

1. LSC TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
The Lone Star Conference Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championship will be held April 21-22 at the Arlington
Tennis Center in Arlington, Texas.
The women’s field includes six teams - MSU, Cameron, Tarleton State, Texas A&M-Kingsville, UT Permian
Basin, and Western New Mexico.
CU, WNMU, MSU and UTPB will compete in the men’s tournament.
Action starts Friday, April 21, with the women’s quarterfinals at 10 a.m. followed by the men’s semifinals at
2 p.m. and women’s semifinals at 6 p.m.
Both the men’s and women’s championship matches will be played Saturday, April 22 starting at 10 a.m.
The tournament format is nine-point matches with three, eight-game Pro Sets being used for doubles and
six best of three-sets being used for singles. Six courts will be assigned to each match. All singles matches will
start 10 minutes after the doubles are completed. The match will stop when one team reaches 5 points.
MSU WOMEN, CU MEN CLAIM LSC TITLES
The Midwestern State women and Cameron men claimed the Lone Star Conference titles to earn the top seeds
heading into this week’s tennis championship.
MSU was a perfect 5-0 in conference play to pick up its third LSC crown, while CU finished 3-0 to earn its third
league title.
TENNIS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
MEN’S
Julen Gutierrez, Cameron University, FR, Barcelona, Spain
Gutierrez went 3-1 last week in two 5-4 wins over No. 26 Western New Mexico and UT Permian Basin to help
the Aggies clinch the regular season Lone Star Conference title. Against the Mustangs, Gutierrez won a big
match in the five singles spot, winning 6-2, 0-6, 6-4. Against UTPB, he had a dominating win in the four spot,
winning 6-1, 6-1 while also getting CU a point with an 8-2 win in doubles with partner Vinicius Santos. His one
loss on the week came in a tough 9-8 battle in the three doubles spot against WNMU. Gutierrez is 13-9 in
singles this season, while going 13-4 in doubles.
WOMEN’S
Daria Panferova, Midwestern State University, JR, Moscow, Russia, Gorkovskaya School
Panferova helped 15th-ranked Midwestern State to a pair of sweeps against LSC foes last weekend on the road
with wins at No. 1 singles and No. 2 doubles. Panferova teamed up with Eirini Kontaki to post an 8-0 win over
UT Permian Basin while earning a 7-5, 6-0 victory over Fernanda Orona at the top singles position. She followed
by recording an 8-1 win over Western New Mexico before being the first off court with a 6-3, 6-0 singles victory
over Tiffany Newell to close out the road trip. The Moscow, Russia native is ranked fifth in the South Central
Region in singles with a 14-8 record at No. 1 while compiling a 17-6 doubles mark.
OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Blayze O’Keefe, Western New Mexico, had a week to remember as he went 2-0 in both doubles and singles
action in two crucial regional matches against Cameron and Midwestern State. With teammate Zachary
Grabovic they pulled out a tight 9-8 win against Cameron and then added an 8-3 win versus Midwestern State,
both at No. 3. In singles, he rolled to a 6-3, 6-1 win against the Aggies and then pulled out the clinching point
versus Midwestern State as he rallied from a 5-7 first set loss to take the next two sets 6-3, 6-1 to give WNMU
the 5-4 victory. To finish the week, WNMU faced No. 6 Hawaii Pacific as O’Keefe and Grabovic won their match
at No. 3, 9-8, while he fell in his singles match in three sets, 6-0, 3-6, 6-7.
Tori Simmons, Tarleton State University, continued her strong play as a true freshman for the TexAnns as the
Plano native boasted four key victories in Tarleton’s matches against Texas A&M-Kingsville and Dallas Baptist
last week. Simmons’ week began when the freshman, alongside her partner Alicia Barbaroux, with an 8-6 win
in doubles at Kingsville before going on to win 6-3, 6-3 in singles to deliver two of Tarleton’s six match victories
against the Javelinas to secure the No. 3 seed heading into this week’s LSC Championships. She followed up with
two of the TexAnns’ three victories over Dallas Baptist in a regional showdown Tuesday afternoon. Simmons
and Barbaroux finished first in doubles with an 8-5 win before Simmons pulled off Tarleton’s only completed
singles win of the afternoon with a 6-0, 6-2 victory. With her singles victories, Simmons improved to 11-5 in her
freshman season.
Zhenia Shviadok, Cameron University, was perfect in her final two matches of the regular season
as CU defeated Western New Mexico and UT Permian Basin to the two seed in the Lone Star Conference
Championships. Against WNMU, Shviadok won 6-3, 6-3 in the two singles match, and followed that up with a
6-3, 6-1 win against UTPB. In doubles, she and partner Mathilde Thibaudat got the Aggies wins in both matches,
winning 9-8 against the Mustangs and 7-6 over the Falcons. On the season, Shviadok has gone 21-1 in singles,
winning 16 straight matches. In doubles, she and Thibaudat have won seven straight and are 17-5 this season.
Nadia Justiniano, Western New Mexico, collected two points against Cameron as she teamed with Emma
Siboni at No. 3 as the duo posted an 8-6 victory. In singles at No. 6 she added a solid 6-2, 6-2 win.
MEN’S STANDINGS
School LSC CPct. Overall DII
Cameron 3-0 1.000 11-7
Western New Mexico 2-1 0.667 8-5
Midwestern State 1-2 0.333 10-6
UT Permian Basin 0-3 0.000 1-5
WOMEN’S STANDINGS
School LSC CPct. Overall DII
Midwestern State 5-0 1.000 16-3
Cameron 4-1 0.800 11-10
Tarleton State 3-2 0.600 9-8
Texas A&M-Kingsville 2-3 0.400 6-9
UT Permian Basin 1-4 0.200 1-8
Western New Mexico 0-5 0.000 0-14
LSC MEN’S SCHEDULE
Friday, April 21, 2017
SEMIFINALS: No. 1 Cameron vs. No. 4 UT Permian
Basin, 2 p.m.
SEMIFINALS: No. 2 Western New Mexico vs. No. 3
Midwestern State, 2 p.m.
Saturday, April 22, 2017
CHAMPIONSHIP, 10 a.m.
LSC WOMEN’S SCHEDULE
Friday, April 21, 2017
QUARTERFINALS: No. 3 Tarleton State vs. No. 6
Western New Mexico, 10 a.m.
QUARTERFINALS: No. 4 Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. No.
5 UT Permian Basin, 10 a.m.
SEMIFINALS: No. 1 Midwestern State vs. 4-5 winner,
6 p.m.
SEMIFINALS: No. 2 Cameron vs. 3-6 winner, 6 p.m.
Saturday, April 22, 2017
CHAMPIONSHIP, 2 p.m.
WEEKLY AWARDS
DATE MEN’S
F-16 Jean-Laurent Pageault, Western New Mexico
F-23 Vladimir Gnilozubov, Western New Mexico
M-3 Ramon Toyos, Midwestern State
M-9 Angel Palacios, Midwestern State
M-16 Vladimir Gnilozubov, Western New Mexico (2)
M-23 Ramon Toyos, Midwestern State (2)
M-29 Vladimir Gnilozubov, Western New Mexico (3)
A-6 Angel Palacios, Midwestern State (2)
A-13 Vinicius Santos, Cameron
A-20 Julen Gutierrez, Cameron
DATE WOMEN’S
F-16 Tori Simmons, Tarleton State
F-23 Alicia Barbaroux, Tarleton State
M-3 Bianca Duff, Midwestern State
M-9 Bianca Duff, Midwestern State (2)
M-16 Elena Preadca, Tarleton State
M-23 Paula Gutierrez, Cameron
M-29 Karina Diaz, Western New Mexico
A-6 Maddy Coffman, Midwestern State
A-13 Greta Lazzarotto, Midwestern State
A-20 Daria Panferova, Midwestern State
TENNISLONE STAR CONFERENCE WEEKLY RELEASE | APRIL 20, 2017
Contact: Melanie Robotham | Assistant Commissioner | O: 972-234-0033 x. 103
melanie@lonestarconference.org | www.lonestarconference.org | Twitter: @LoneStarConf #LSCten

2. NOTES (Submitted by LSC SID’s)
Cameron
The Aggie men and women’s tennis programs both ended their regular seasons with wins, as the CU women
won 7-2 over Western New Mexico and 6-3 over UT Permian Basin, while the men clinched the regular season
Lone Star Conference title with a pair of 5-4 wins over WNMU and UTPB.
Midwestern State
Midwestern State women’s tennis closed out the regular season winning 13 of its last 14 matches for a 19-4
record. The 15th-ranked Mustangs clinched the No. 1 seed in the LSC Tournament with a perfect 5-0 mark
including three sweeps over conference foes this season. The Mustangs await the winner of the quarterfinal
match between No. 4 seed Texas A&M-Kingsville and No. 5 UT Permian Basin for their 6 p.m. semifinal contest
Friday at the Arlington Tennis Center. MSU remained second in the South Central Region rankings this week,
looking to earn hosting duties for the first round of the NCAA Tournament, May 1-2.
The men’s team earned the No. 3 seed in the LSC Tournament after suffering conference losses to No. 25
Cameron and No. 26 Western New Mexico on the road last week to end the regular season at 13-9. As a result,
the No. 21 Mustangs fell from the top spot in the regional rankings to fourth in the final poll before the NCAA
Selection Show. MSU opens up LSC Tournament play Friday at 2 p.m. with a semifinal match against Western
New Mexico at the Arlington Tennis Center.
Tarleton State
Texas A&M-Kingsville
UT Permian Basin
Western New Mexico
April 21-22, 2017
Arlington Tennis Center,
Arlington, Texas

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Division II Women - South Central
April 19, 2017
No. School
1 St. Mary’s (TX)
2 Midwestern State
3 Dallas Bap st
4 Cameron
5 Tarleton State
6 Metro State
7 St. Edwards
8 Texas A&M Kingsville
9 Newman
10 Colorado Mesa
SINGLES
No. Player School
1 Camille Clausse-Pujo St. Mary’s (TX)
2 Paula Gu errez Cameron
3 Zhenia Shviadok Cameron
4 Kaylin Kruseman St. Mary’s (TX)
5 Daria Panforeva Midwestern State
6 Ally Maciel St. Mary’s (TX)
7 Bianca Duff Midwestern State
8 Erika Johnston Tarleton State
9 Lisa Carvajal Texas A&M Kingsville
10 Ana Banic Dallas Bap st
11 Laura Galvan St. Edwards
12 Eirini Kontaki Midwestern State
13 Tabitha Porter Metro State
14 Lacey Sprinkel Dallas Bap st
15 Viktoriia Romanovskaia Texas A&M
Kingsville
16 Valeria Valencia Metro State
17 Kristen Kirby Colorado Mesa
18 Janekke Rijk Newman
19 Bethen Hayward St. Edwards
20 Mikayla Rinker Dallas Bap st
DOUBLES
No. Doubles Team School
1 Kaylin Kruseman / Tyra Timm St. Mary’s
(TX)
2 Elena Preadca / Luiza Ferraro-Adas
Tarleton State
3 Zhenia Shviadok / Mathilda Thibaudat
Cameron
4 Bianca Duff / Maddy Coffman
Midwestern State
5 Ana Banic / Lacey Sprinkel Dallas Bap st
6 Lindsey Pearce / Bri aney McCasin
Arkansas Fort Smith
7 Kristen Kirby / Ka e KirbyColorado Mesa
8 Emily Kerr / Courtney WrightMetro State
9 Hannah Petersen / Ally MacialSt. Mary’s
(TX)
10 Daria Panforeva / Eirini Kontaki
Midwestern State
Division II Women - Na onal
March 22, 2017
No. School Previous
1 Brigham Young -Hawaii 2
2 Lynn 3
3 Barry 6
4 Armstrong State 1
5 Hawaii Pacific 5
6 Univ. of West Florida 7
7 Columbus State 8
8 Flagler College 12
9 UC San Diego 13
10 Valdosta State 14
11 Academy of Art 22
12 St. Mary’s (Texas) 9
13 Univ. of Indianapolis 16
14 Drury 20
15 Midwestern State 21
16 Southwest Bap st 11
17 Sonoma State 23
18 Oklahoma Bap st NR
19 Point Loma Nazarene 24
20 Northeastern State 10
21 Azusa Pacific 25
22 of West Alabama 26
23 Cal State LA 29
24 Cameron 17
25 Florida Southern College 33
26 Nova Southeastern 15
27 Rollins College 38
28 Augustana 32
29 Saint Leo 4
30 Auburn Montgomery NR
31 Georgia College 19
32 New York Ins tute of Technology 27
33 Wingate 45
34 Concordia (Irvine) 31
35 Indiana of Pennsylvania 28
36 of North Georgia 34
37 Francis Marion 18
38 Young Harris College 50
39 Tusculum College NR
40 Northwood 35
41 Southeastern Oklahoma State 47
42 St. Edward’s 37
43 Dallas Bap st 40
44 Queens College (NY) 41
45 Tiffin 42
46 Mercyhurst 44
47 Grand Valley State 46
48 Univ. of Chaleston (WV) 48
49 Cal State Stanislaus 49
50 Queens (NC) 39
Na onal Singles Rankings
1 Dallas Zhang Brigham Young-Hawaii
2 Karen Lui Brigham Young-Hawaii
3 Nicole Hoynaski Hawaii Pacific
4 Hanna Volikova Univ. of Indianapolis
5 Lena Lutzeier Armstrong State
6 Diana Bogolii Lynn
7 Zuza Maciejewska Barry
8 Madeline Hill Washburn
9 Lucielena Perez Nova Southeastern
10 Kornelia Staniszewska Augustana
11 Summer Wen Brigham Young -Hawaii
12 Jensyn Warren Sonoma State
13 Bea Morales Hernandez Valdosta State
14 Grace Mpassy-Zoumba Lynn
15 Rosalie Willig Lynn
16 Sonja Larsen Barry
17 Tatjana Stoll Armstrong State
2016-17 ITA Women’s College Tennis Rankings
18 Daria Salnikova Barry
19 Lara Meccico Hawaii Pacific
20 Saioa Gomez de Segura Mercyhurst
21 Giorgia Vitale Columbus State
22 Diana Stomlega Armstrong State
23 Marie Beugre-Guyot Saint Leo
24 Stephanie Hirsch Univ. of Indianapolis
25 Samantha Koelliker Francis Marion
26 Amina Mukhametshina West Alabama
27 Camille Clausse-Pujo St. Mary’s (Texas)
28 Bri a Mosser UC San Diego
29 Kirsa Utech Columbus State
30 Molly Worden Northeastern State
31 Isabel Rapisarda Barry
32 Sasha Nionova Florida Southern College
33 Kathrin Waidner North Georgia
34 Paula Lopez Univ. of West Florida
35 Natalie Johnson Azusa Pacific
36 Rouxanne Janse Van Rensburg Oklahoma Bap st
37 Caroline Nelhage Tiffin
38 Alli Hodges Central Oklahoma
39 Lizanne Jinkertz Flagler College
40 Eva Cas glioni Young Harris College
41 Anastasia Kuprina Concordia (Irvine)
42 Lena DimmerNew York Ins tute of Technology
43 Beatriz Lopez Columbus State
44 Larissa Karl Drury
45 Nikki Newell Point Loma Nazarene
46 Dora Andrejszki Lewis
47 Zhenia Shviadok Cameron
48 Oceane Adam Hawaii Pacific
49 Kaylin Kruseman St. Mary’s (Texas)
50 Paula Gu errez Cameron
Na onal Doubles Rankings
1 Diana Bogolii / Rosalie Willig Lynn
2 Dallas Zhang / Summer Wen Brigham Young
-Hawaii
3 Lena Lutzeier / Diana StomlegaArmstrong State
4 Zuza Maciejewska / Daria Salnikova Barry
5 Beatriz Leon / Beatriz Lopez Columbus State
6 Kaylin Kruseman / Tyra TimmSt. Mary’s (Texas)
7 Madeline Hill / Jacqueline Engelbrecht
Washburn
8 Larisssa Karl / Julia Schepp Drury
9 Nicole Hoynaski / Oceane AdamHawaii Pacific
10 Dora Andrejszki / Eleonora MindiyarovaLewis
11 Alma Thell-Lenntorp / Klara Thell-Lenntorp
Academy of Art
12 Rouxanne Janse van Rensburg / Kim
Moosbacher Oklahoma Bap st
13 Karen Liu / Leah HemuliBrigham Young -Hawaii
14 Nozomi Matsuoka / Kayleigh Hall Cal State LA
15 Georgina Morrall / Amina Mukhametshina of
West Alabama
16 Luise von Agris / Jarmila Petercakova Indiana
(PA)
17 Grace Mpassy-Zoumba / Stefanie Stemmer
Lynn
18 Sonja Larsen / Anaeve Pain Barry
19 Camila Tobar / Giorgia Vitale Columbus State
20 Molly Worden / Valeria EfimenkoNortheastern
State
21 Lena Dimmer / Karolina Pondusova NYIT
22 Florence Renard / Hanna Volikova Univ. of
Indianapolis
23 Isabella Lowrey / Lucielena Perez Nova
Southeastern
24 Zhenia Shviadok / Mathilde Thibaudat
Cameron
25 Annie Baich / Saioa Gomez de Segura
Mercyhurst

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Division II Men - South Central
April 19, 2017
No. School
1 St. Mary’s
2 Cameron
3 Western New Mexico
4 Midwestern State
5 St. Edward’s
6 Newman
7 Metro
8 Colorado Mesa
9 CSU-Pueblo
10 UT - Permian Basin
SINGLES
No. Player School
1 Vinicius Santos Cameron
2 Ramon Toyos Midwestern State
3 Eduardo Santos Newman
4 Josh Graetz Metro State
5 Michael Maciel St. Mary’s (TX)
6 Jeremiah Gonzalez St. Mary’s (TX)
7 Raul Stevens UTPB
8 Liam Fraboulet Western New Mexico
9 Jean-Laurent Pageault Western New
Mexico
10 Bruno Babic Cameron
11 Joey Tscherme Metro State
12 Chase Bartle St. Edward’s
13 Angel Palacios Midwestern State
14 Jose Antelo St. Mary’s (TX)
15 Felipe Oyarzun Cameron
16 Adam Dockery St. Mary’s (TX)
17 Vladimir Gnilozubov Western New
Mexico
18 Charlie Shin St. Edward’s
19 Dylan Hall Midwestern State
20 Mateus Dallavechia de Col St. Edward’s
DOUBLES
No. Doubles Team School
1 Tris an Da Lio / Vladimir Gnilozubov
Western New Mexico
2 Felipe Oyarzun / Mateo VelascoCameron
3 Ramon Toyos / Xavier PinedaMidwestern
State
4 Raul Stevens / Jordan Minjoot UTPB
5 Joey Tscherme / Josh GraetzMetro State
6 Adam Dockery / Jeremiah Gonzalez St.
Mary’s (TX)
7 Michael Maciel / Jose Antelo St. Mary’s
(TX)
8 Jean-Laurent Pageault / Liam Fraboulet
Western New Mexico
9 Chase Morehouse / Chase Bartle St.
Edward’s
10 Angel Palacios / Dylan Hall Midwestern
State
Division II Men - Na onal
March 22, 2017
No. School Previous
1 Univ. of West Florida 9
2 Barry 7
3 Saint Leo 2
4 Armstrong State 3
5 Lander 4
6 Hawaii Pacific 1
7 Valdosta State 5
8 Lynn 8
9 Columbus State 6
10 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 10
11 Azusa Pacific 13
12 UC San Diego 14
13 of North Georgia 18
14 Georgia College 11
15 Ferris State 20
16 Univ. of Indianapolis 30
17 Drury 35
18 Northwest Missouri State 12
19 Southeastern Oklahoma State 17
20 Southwest Bap st 19
21 Midwestern State 15
22 St. Mary’s (Texas) 23
23 Concordia (Irvine) NR
24 Flagler College 31
25 Cameron 16
26 Western New Mexico 24
27 Brigham Young Hawaii 26
28 Rollins College 32
29 Univ. of Nebraska at Kearney 21
30 St. Edward’s 25
31 Bluefield State College 41
32 New York Ins tute of Technology 28
33 Univ. of South Carolina, Aiken NR
34 Univ. of Southern Indiana 34
35 Washburn 36
36 Grand Valley State 33
37 Univ. of North Alabama 45
38 Florida Southern College 40
39 Ouachita Bap st 37
40 Univ. of Hawaii, Hilo NR
41 of West Alabama NR
42 Wingate NR
43 Newman NR
44 Univ. of Missouri, St. Louis 44
45 Holy Names 30
46 Oklahoma Bap st NR
47 Queens College (New York) NR
48 Florida Tech 42
49 Palm Beach Atlan c (Fla.) 46
50 Metropolitan State College of Denver NR
Na onal Singles Rankings
1 Oliver Frank Azusa Pacific
2 Ahmed Triki Barry
3 Alex Peyrot Univ. of West Florida
4 Sherif Abohabaga Southwest Bap st
5 Jean Bap st Mateo Lynn
6 Mehdi Laalej Lynn
7 Filip Dolezel Hawaii Pacific
8 Luca Cerin Armstrong State
9 Ramon Toyos Midwestern State
10 Torben O o Hawaii Pacific
11 Carlos Gomez Barry
12 Leo Blay Valdosta State
13 Alberto Casas Armstrong State
14 Thomas Grinberg Saint Leo
15 Maximilian Hepp Drury
16 Kay Bartmann Lynn
17 Chris an Schmid Azusa Pacific
2016-17 ITA Men’s College Tennis Rankings
18 Juan Or z Couder Embry-Riddle (Fla.)
19 Xavi Pineda Valdosta State
20 Gabriel Dias Univ. of West Florida
21 Arklon Huertas del Pino Indianapolis
22 Patrick Oliveira Augusta
23 James Hardiman Univ. of Southern Indiana
24 Richard Ashforth Francis Marion
25 Till von Winning Ferris State
26 Pierre Montrieul Barry
27 Eduardo Dos Santos Newman
28 Alejandro Valarezo Plaza Washburn
29 Vaclav Slezak Hawaii, Hilo
30 Christoph Drechsler Univ. of Indianapolis
31 Niklas Zielen North Georgia
32 Alex Reinauer North Georgia
33 Jaime Bueno Saint Leo
34 Alexandre Miaule UC San Diego
35 David Korsten Lander
36 Chris an Graff Georgia College
37 Vitor Albanese Edinboro
38 Guillermo Ucelay Brigham Young Hawaii
39 Romain Boissinot Northwest Missouri
40 Lukas Storck Flagler College
41 Sergi Foncuberta Northwest Missouri
42 Fernando Rivas Valdosta State
43 Kiranpal Pannu Columbus State
44 Alec Foote Univ. of Charleston (WV)
45 Vincent Suillerot Saint Leo
46 Nico Dreer Barry
47 Warren Kuhn Univ. of West Florida
48 Ignacio Hernandez Armstrong State
49 Eric Tseng UC San Diego
50 Vinicius Santos Cameron
Na onal Doubles Rankings
1 Pedro Dumont / Alex Peyrot Univ. of West
Florida
2 Pascal Engel / Oliver Frank Azusa Pacific
3 Tris an Da Lio / Vladimir GnilozubovWestern
New Mexico
4 Ahmed Triki / Pierre Montrieul Barry
5 Alan Braschinsky / Mate Srdanovic Lewis
6 Alberto Casas / Jan Porteset Armstrong State
7 Carlos Becke / Deepak Vishavkarma
Embry-Riddle (Fla.)
8 Jakub Jiricka / Kay Bartmann Lynn
9 Filip Dolezel / Jakub Hadrava Hawaii Pacific
10 Niklas Zielen / Alex Reinauer of North Georgia
11 Max Hepp / Sebas en Amato Drury
12 Axel Holm / Eden Peleg Valdosta State
13 Felipe Oyarzun / Mateo Velasco Cameron
14 Ferenc Agoston / Gyory Agoston Southwest
Bap st
15 Alejandro Valarezo Plaza / Blake Hunter
Washburn
16 Till von Winning / Stew Sell Ferris State
17 Arklon del Pino / Andrea Morlet Univ. of
Indianapolis
18 Sherif Abohabaga / Chris an Blodig Southwest
Bap st
19 Ignacio Hernandez / Luca CerinArmstrong State
20 Ma Halligan / Bernardo MoraesHoly Names
21 Ramon Toyos / Dylan Hall Midwestern State
22 Lukas Moritzen / Andre Canino North Georgia
23 Till Gu enberger / Daniel ReddmannConcordia
(Irvine)
24 Leo Blay / Xavier Pineda Valdosta State
25 Carlos Gomez / Vivien Versier Barry