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Contents
Introduction
2014-15 Season Schedule............................................3
The Missouri Valley Conference....................................4
Season Preview...............................................................5
Team.................................................................................6
RosterBreakdown...........................................................7
This is Redbird Tennis
The Coaches....................................................................8
The Players....................................................................12
The Facilities.................................................................22
The Administration
University Leaders........................................................30
The History
Year-by-Year Results.....................................................34
Career Record Leaders................................................54
Quick Facts
Location........................................................Normal, Ill.
Founded...............................................................1857
Enrollment.........................................................20,271
Nickname.......................................................Redbirds
Colors....................................Red (PMS 168) & White
Mascot.................................................Reggie Redbird
Affiliation............................................NCAA Division I
Conference..........................................Missouri Valley
2013-14 Overall Record......................................8-13
2013-14 Valley Record.........................................1-3
Outdoor Facility............Gregory Street Tennis Courts
Indoor Facility......................Evergreen Racquet Club
President...............................................Dr. Larry Dietz
Director of Athletics.................................Larry Lyons
NCAA Faculty Rep................................Dr. Jeri Beggs
Head Coach...........................................Mark Klysner
Assistant Coach........................................Alex Sandri
Volunteer Coach..................................James O’Brien
Men’s Tennis SID...............................Brian Campbell
Contact Information
Athletics Department.........................309/438-2000
Men’s Tennis Office.......................................438-5577
Athletics Communications.........................438-3805
Athletics Communications Fax...................438-5634
Mailing Address:
Redbird Athletics Communications
202 Horton Field House
Campus Box 7130
Normal, IL 61790-7748
Credits
This media guide was designed, written and
edited by Brian Campbell, Illinois State Athletics
Communications Intern.

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2015 Schedule
1/15
1/17
1/18
1/24
2/15
1/31
2/18
1/24
2/27
3/10
3/21
3/9
3/7
3/1
3/22
3/27-29
4/4
4/17-19
4/11
Home Match Neutral Site Game
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Bloomington, Illinois
Bloomington, Illinois
Normal, Illinois
Normal, Illinois
Normal, Illinois
Normal, Illinois
Lousiville, Kentucky
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Des Moines, Iowa
Portland, Oregon
Seattle, Washington
Seattle, Washington
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Conference Match
Tulsa
Oral Roberts
Oklahoma State
Chicago State
IPFW
Illinois Wesleyan
Eastern Illinois
Louisville
Western Michigan
Drake
Portland
Idaho
Seattle
Ball State
Northern Illinois
MTSU Shootout
Southern Illinois
Wichita State
MVC Team Championships
7:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
4:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.

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The Redbirds enter as one of only four
men’s tennis teams in the Missouri
Valley Conference this season. Joining
them in the conference for the 2015
campaign are Drake, Southern Illinois
and Wichita State University.
Illinois State posted a 1-3 record in
conference play last season. Juniors
Jakub Eisner and Rolando Torrellas
paired up to win a team-high two
doubles matches last season in
conference, while Torrellas tied for the
team-lead in conference singles wins
with two.
Despite ISU’s 2014 conference record,
the team hopes a restructuring of the
conference and the familiarity with other
team’s players will help them improve on
that mark.
2015 Conference
Outlook

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2014-15 Season Preview
The Illinois State men’s tennis team looks to the
2015 spring season as one filled with promise and
opportunity. After posting an 8-13 (1-3) record last year,
second-year head coach Mark Klysner is looking for the
five returning upperclassmen to lead the squad to an
even better mark this time around.
The Redbirds will rely on players like senior Jacob
Wilson, who led the team last spring with 18
tournament singles wins and 21 overall singles wins.
Illinois State will also look to junior Rolando Torrellas
to continue where he picked off last spring, ending
his sophomore campaign winning six of seven singles
matches en route to an 18-14 finish.
Sophomore Urh Krajnc Domiter is another Redbird to
keep an eye on this spring, wrapping up this past fall
season with a team-leading 5-2 record. Close behind
Domiter was fellow teammate and sophomore Dylan
Steffens who showed a lot of upside coming out of the
fall season with a 4-2 mark.
New to the team this year are freshmen Andreas Boers,
Christoffer Greve and Rory Samuels. Seeing limited
action in the fall, Klysner will rely on these newcomers
to take advantage of the experience and direction of
the upperclassmen to make greater strides this spring
season.
Given the talent and potential in this group of men, fans
should be optimistic about this year’s Illinois State men’s
tennis squad and eager to see these Redbirds in action.

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2014-15 Men’s Tennis
Muddappa
Appanervanda
Andreas
Boers
Urh
Krajnc-Domiter
Jakub
Eisner
Dylan
Steffens
Rory
Samuels
Rodrigo
Oliveira
Christoffer
Greve
Jacob
Wilson
Rolando
Torrellas

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Roster Breakdown
Name Class Hometown/Previous School
Muddappa Appanervanda
Andreas Boers
Jakub Eisner
Christoffer Greve
Urh Krajnc Domiter
Rodrigo Oliveira
Rory Samuels
Dylan Steffens
Rolando Torrellas
Jacob Wilson
R-Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Bangalore, India / Boise State
Holte, Denmark
Kladno, Czech / Gymnazium Kladno
Paradis, Norway
Ptuj, Slovenia
São Carlos, Brazil / Instituto Doc. Alvaro
Frisco, Texas / South Carolina Connections
High Ridge, Mo. / Rockwood Summit HS
Barquisimeto, Venezuela / Florida Virtual
River Forest, Ill. / Oak Park-River Forest HS
Head Coach: Mark Klysner
Assistant Coach: Alex Sandri
Volunteer Assistant: James O’Brien

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Mark Klysner
Head Coach
Personal
- Born Dec, 26 1976
- Hometown: Hillerod, Denmark
Education
- South Carolina-Aiken University, Bachelor’s
degree in Excercise Science
Coaching Experience
- 2014-Present: Head Coach, Illinois State
- 2010-13: Head Coach, Men’s & Women’s,
Youngstown State
- 2009-10: Assistant Coach, Men’s & Women’s,
Fairleigh Dickinson
- 2008-09: Assistant Coach, Men’s & Women’s,
Austin Peay
- 2006-08: Head Coach, Men’s & Women’s,
Green River Community College
- 1999-2000: Assistant Coach Men’s & Women’s,
SC-Aiken
Playing Experience
- South Carolina-Aiken 1995-1999
- No. 1 singles & No. 1 doubles player at SC-Aiken
- Ranked as a top 50 player in both singles & doubles
in 1999
- Team MVP senior year
- Won two tournaments on the Candian Circut
- Defeated No. 1 Andy Roddick at Junior Level

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Coaching Success

Before Illinois State, Mark Klysner coached the men’s and women’s teams
at Youngstown State. During the 2012-13 campaign, Klysner led both
squads to a combined 28 wins and achieved more victories in a single sea-
son than each team had in over a decade.
Prior to Klysner’s arrival, the YSU men’s tennis team had won just three
conference matches in nine years. In his three seasons, Klysner helped the
Penguins win 10 conference matches. He also helped guide three players
on the YSU women’s tennis team to 42 consecutive match wins in 2013,
with the trio finishing 21-0 against conference opponents.
Klysner also acted as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s tennis
team at Fairleigh Dickinson in 2009-10, where he saw the women’s team
win the regular-season conference title and the men finish in second place
at the Northeast Conference Tournament.
In his first season as head coach at Illinois State, Klysner guided the men’s
tennis team to an overall 8-13 record and a 1-3 conference mark. With year
one under his belt, Klysner and his more experienced squad are looking to
achieve bigger and better things in 2014-15.

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Graduate Assistant
Alex Sandri
Personal
- Hometown: Curitiba, Brazil
Education
- Bethany College, Bachelor of Arts in
Physical Education & Wellness
Experience
- 2013-14: Spring Tennis Academy,
Assistant Tennis Professional
- 2009-10: Camp Vega, Tennis
Instuctor and Camp Councelor
- 2009-10: Assistant Professor,
College of the Desert
Playing Experience
- Ranked No. 15 in ITA National doubles
- Ranked No. 3 in ITA Central Region
doubles
- Ranked No. 15 in ITA Central Region
singles
- Led team in doubles wins (22) his
senior year

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James O’Brien
Volunteer Assistant
Personal
- Hometown: Sydney, Australia
Education
- Attended high school at Knox
Grammar School in Sydney

Experience
- Owns and operates his own coaching
business
- Coached tennis at New South Wales
state programs
- Coached tennis at high schools in
Sydney
- Acted as a traveling coach for
Australia and U.S. ATP Pro Circuit
players
Playing Experience
- Competed in the Australian Nationals
- Competed in the ITF Junior Circuit
- Competed in ATP Pro Circuit events in
Australia and the U.S.
- Competed in lead-up tournaments for
the Australian Open
- Hitting partner for former No. 1’s Lleyton
Hewitt and Caroline Wozniacki
- Earned wins over players ranked in
world’s top 150 singles and top 25
doubles

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Appanervanda
Muddappa
2013-14
Led the team in doubles victories with a 19-11 mark …
Ranked fourth on the team in overall wins, amassing
a 13-18 overall singles record, playing primarily in the
No. 3 position … Went 5-9 in dual singles matches
and 1-2 in the MVC.
2012-13
Posted overall records of 13-10 in singles and 15-
15 in doubles ... Won the doubles title with partner
Alexander Pelaez at the Louisville Invitational in
November 2012.
2011-12
Posted overall records of 10-14 in singles and 7-17 in
doubles.
Prior to Illinois State
Attended National Institute of Open School ... Posted
a career-best 131 ranking in the International Tennis
Federation (ITF) Junior World Rankings, including a
No. 5 ranking in India ... At the world juniors, posted
nine victories over players ranked No. 115 or better,
including a win over the No. 45-ranked player ...
Was a finalist in two ITF junior tournaments in India
and advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2009 Asian
Closed Championships. Also recruited by: Boise State,
Mississippi State and Fresno State.
Personal
Born April 22, 1991 in Bangalore, India ... Son of
Nanda and Anitha Appanervanda ... One of two
children.
Career Stats
R-Sr.
Hometown: Bangalore, India

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Andreas
Boers
Two-time qualifier in the Danish National
Championships ... Also recruited by New Mexico, UC-
Davis and Cal Poly.
Personal
Born Aug. 28, 1996.
Career Stats
Fr.
Hometown: Holte, Denmark

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Jakub
Eisner
Career Stats
2013-14
Member of the 2013-14 MVC Scholar-Athlete Team
… Went 14-15 in doubles, teaming up with Rolando
Torrellas for an 8-9 mark at the No. 1 doubles position
… Tallied a 9-22 overall singles record.
2012-13
Posted overall records of 13-14 in singles and 9-8
in doubles ... Won the No. 1 doubles flight title with
partner Alexander Pelaez at the MVC Individual
Championships.
Was ranked in the top five in the Czech Republic for
the under 12 division ... Won a doubles tournament
in Austria hosted by ETA ... Was in the semifinals of
the Czech Championship in singles and won doubles
... Was ranked No. 7 in the Czech Republic in 2007...
Was ranked No. 15 in ETA rankings in 2009. Also
recruited by: Georgia State, Wisconsin, and George
Washington.
Personal
Born April 8, 1993 in Kladno, Czech Republic ... Son
of Milan and Jana Eisen ... Has one brother, Tom ...
Majoring in international business.
Jr.
Hometown: Kladno, Czech

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Christoffer
Greve
Former No. 2 junior in Norway, and was ranked No. 17
among seniors in high school ... Has proven himself
against top young players in Norway and abroad ...
Has results versus current and former NCAA Division
I student-athletes, as well as players with International
Tennis Federation (ITF) and Association of Tennis
Professionals (ATP) rankings ... As a high school
junior in 2013, Greve was the regional champion in
under-18 singles ... Won two national Norges Cups
in under-18 doubles, while also earning two Norges
Cups in under-18 singles ... Secured two national
championship second-place finishes in under-18
singles, and two in under-18 doubles ... Also recruited
by: Denver, East Carolina,
Penn State and the University of Washington.
Personal
Born June 2, 1995.
Career Stats
Fr.
Hometown: Paradis, Norway

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Krajnc Domiter
Urh
2013-14
Went 2-2 in MVC singles play, with a 5-15 overall
record after joining the team for the spring season …
Amassed a 6-13 doubles record, primarily at the No. 2
position.
Played tennis for fourteen years in Slovenia ... Ranked
No. 8 on the Slovenian Rank list of Seniors ... National
Champion in Doubles under 18 ... Semi-finalist in
National Championships for singles in Slovenia ...
Also recruited by: Denver, St. John’s, Minnesota and
Fairleigh Dickinson.
Personal
Born January 19, 1994 in Ptuj, Slovenia ... Son of
Zoran and Felicita Kranjc Domiter ... Has one sister,
Neja ... Majoring in business.
Career Stats
So.
Hometown: Ptuj, Slovenia

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Oliveira
Rodrigo
2013-14
Ranked second on the team in doubles wins, with
an 18-12 record … Earned the third-most singles
victories, with a 15-12 mark … Amassed a dominant
6-2 record in No. 6 singles.
2012-13
doubles.
Ranked as high as No. 5 in Brazil at age 16 ... Finalist
in doubles at Grade 5 ITF in Salvador, Brazil ...
Reached the main draw in 6 ITF Futures tournaments.
Also recruited by: Texas Tech, Clemson, and Penn
State.
Personal
Born December 18, 1994 in São Carlos, Brazil ... Son
of Wilson Mariz de Oliveira and Lea Goncalves ... Has
a sister, Larissa.
Career Stats
Jr.
Hometown: São Carlos, Brazil

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Rory
Samuels
Career Stats
Tabbed as a two-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net.
Personal
Born May 8, 1995.
Fr.
Hometown: Frisco, Texas

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Dylan
Steffens
Career Stats
2013-14
Earned a 7-7 overall singles record, including a 7-2
mark in tournament play … Also amassed a 4-10
doubles record.
Tabbed as a four-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.
net ... Finished his high school career at Rockwood
Summit with a 96-9 record ... Led Rockwood
Summit High School to back-to-back second-
place finishes at the 2012 and 2011 Missouri State
High School Activities Association Championships
(MSHSAA) ... Ranked No. 2 in the state of Missouri
by TennisRecruting.net, and No. 3 in the Great
Plains region ... Posted a 27-1 and 26-2 record in his
junior and senior years respectively ... Placed fifth
at the MSHSAA State Championships in 2010 after
compiling a 23-1 record ... State qualifier freshman
year, and posted a record of 20-5. Also recruited by:
Bradley, Creighton, and Western Michigan.
Personal
Born March, 2 1995 in St. Louis, Mo. ... Majoring
in marketing ... Son of Cary and Sheri Steffens ...
Has two younger sisters, Jesse and Savanna, and a
younger brother, Donovan.
So.
Hometown: High Ridge, Mo.
So.

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Rolando
Torrellas
Career Stats
2013-14
Ranked second on the team in singles victories, with
an 18-14 record … Went 2-1 in MVC singles play …
Earned a 15-15 doubles record.
2012-13
doubles ... Named Missouri Valley Conference Athlete
of the Week for the week of February 18, 2013.
Played tennis in Venezuela where he was No. 1 in the
10’s, 12’s and 14’s ... Has four wins over players who
have been ranked in the top 70 in the ITF world junior
rankings ... Had a highest ITF ranking of 303 ... Had
a final of grade 5 ITF in Honduras ... Had a final of
grade 4 ITF in the United States ... Had back-to-back
doubles finals in grade 5 ITF in Venezuela and grade
4 semifinals in the Unites States. Also recruited by:
Louisville, South Florida, and Illinois.
Personal
Born January 4, 1994 in Barquisimeto, Venezuela ...
Son of Sondra Carpio and Leonardo Torrellas ... Has
one brother, Leonardo Andres ... Major is undecided.
Jr.
Hometown: Barquisimeto, Venezuela

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Jacob
Wilson
Career Stats
2013-14
Member of the 2013-14 MVC Scholar-Athlete Team …
Led the team in singles victories, with a 21-19 overall
record, including an 18-4 tournament mark … Amassed
a 9-8 overall doubles record.
2012-13
doubles ... Named to the Missouri Valley Conference
All-Select Team at the MVC Championships.
2011-12
doubles ... Went 2-0 in singles action at the Tom Fallon
Invitational the week of Sept. 24.
Tabbed as a four-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net
... Led Oak Park-River Forest High School to a third-
place finish at the 2011 Illinois High School Association
(IHSA) State Championship ... Advanced to the fourth
round in singles at the 2011 IHSA event, before falling
in three sets to the eventual state runner-up ... Ranked
No. 6 in the state of Illinois by TennisRecruiting.net,
and No. 21 in the Great Lakes region ... Placed fifth in
doubles at the IHSA State Championship in 2010. Also
recruited by: Western Michigan and Iowa.
Personal
Born June 2, 1993 in River Forest, Ill ... Son of David
and Maureen Wilson ... Has a younger brother, Ben ...
Majoring in information systems.
Sr.
Hometown: River Forest, Ill.

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GREGORY STREET
Completed in the spring of 2008, the Gregory Street Tennis
Courts are where the Illinois State men’s and woman’s tennis
teams hold their home matches.
This $1.5 million dollar project features 12 cushion-designed,
all-weather surface courts and a wind-blocking grass brim
surrounding the complex, making for excellent playing
conditions
The courts are located just west of the Weibring Golf Club at
Illinois State on the north side of Gregory Street.

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EVERGREEN RA
The Evergreen Racquet Club serves as Illinois State’s
indoor tennis facility when the weather is not up to par.
In addition to the eight Resiloturf indoor courts, the
ERC also has four outdoor courts around the building.
The ERC is located off-campus at 3203 E. Washington,
in Bloomington.

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OWEN STRENGTH & CO
The Richard and Fran Owen Strength and Conditioning
Center is a spacious, high tech workout facility dedicated
to getting Illinois State student-athletes ready for their
respective seasons.
Each student-athlete receives an individualized training
regime to help them improve their strength and skills in
regards to their position on the field or court.
An experienced staff of trainers and coaches assist the
student-athletes with their workout plans in order to
maintain accountability and responsibility during training.

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CONDITIONING CENTER
9,200+ SQUARE FEET

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KARIN BONE ATHLET
The Redbird academic support services staff understand the
daily challenges student-athletes have to balance because
the staff includes members who are former college student-
athletes and coaches themselves. With the unbridled support
of Redbird coaches and athletics administrators, the study
center staff help student-athletes coordinate the demands
they face athletically, academically, socially and personally.

Beyond their own care, concern and constant availability
to help, the academic support staff’s greatest asset is
the comfortable, computerized Karin Bone Study Center.
That’s where programs like targeting, career development,
community-service projects, counseling and assistance for
Redbird student-athletes from all 19 sports take place daily.
In addition to departmental and college on-campus academic
recognition, the AFNI Athletics Honor Roll and conference
scholar-athlete teams, Redbird student-athletes have
achieved:
• 22 Bone Scholars (Illinois State’s top academic
scholarship on campus).
• 40 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America honors.
• more than 2,000 hours of student-athlete community
service annually.
• A record 3.15 athletics department grade-point average
was set in fall 2011, and equalled in spring 2012.

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ETICS STUDY CENTER
ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT
Three academic advisors from the university’s Academic
Advisement Center work specifically with student-athletes to
ensure progress toward a degree. As former Illinois State
student-athletes, those advisors understand the challenges
faced by their counterparts today.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Working with other areas of the university, academic support
personnel are developing career preparation and career-
enhancement programs. Those programs include: career
assessment assistance, resource materials, resumé writing,
summer jobs in related fields, internships and externships.
TARGETING
Student-athletes who enter the university are provided one-on-
one academic assistance at the start of their college careers.
This provides the best chance for a good start, as well as
the implementation of an academic plan that best suits each
individual student-athlete.
TUTORING
The Karin Bone Athletics Study Center staff helps obtain
qualified tutors to meet unique student-athlete needs.

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Director of Athletics
Quality facility upgrades from Redbird Arena to Duffy
Bass Field to Hancock Stadium provide a visual picture
of the quality leadership Larry Lyons has shown during
more than 28 years with Illinois State athletics, leading
up to his May 2013 appointment as Director of Athletics.
When Hancock Stadium, the new “front door” to the
Illinois State University campus and Bloomington-Normal community, opened
in 2013, it will be the latest and largest in a long line of Redbird Athletics facility
improvements and other projects with the Lyons’ touch.
Lyons’ creative talents in finance, facilities and administrative leadership have
enhanced opportunities for Illinois State University student-athletes to achieve
their goals and reach for their dreams. In the process, those student-athletes
have won conference championships and earned academic degrees at the
highest levels in more than 100 years of Redbird Athletics history.
Beyond facilities, Lyons’ leadership has resulted in financial stability through
the enhancement and quality expenditure of all five principal forms of funding;
student fees, development dollars, income fund, tuition waivers plus branding
and ticket revenue. Lyons has been the athletics department’s liaison to the
University for human resources, administrative and fee-related projects.
Also serving as campus representative to the ISU Foundation Board
of Directors for three terms, the certified public accountant became known
throughout college athletics for his fiscal skills. His ability to craft winning
competitive bids for post-season tournaments, both conference and NCAA,
has provided the competitive “home court” advantage for many quality Redbird
teams, and has helped Illinois State earn a national reputation for hosting
significant competitions.
Additionally, Lyons has served as the liaison to the Weibring Golf Club,
supervised the athletic training, athletic equipment and the strength and
conditioning units, while providing administrative leadership for men’s and
women’s golf and baseball. He also assisted with administrative leadership roles
with the football and men’s basketball programs and was instrumental in the
fostering the current apparel and equipment contract with Nike.
Enhancing the fan experience goes hand-in-hand with supporting student-
athlete success, and the opening of Hancock Stadium, Redbird fans will enjoy a
facility focused on the latest in comfort and service.
Arriving on campus during the construction of Redbird Arena (opening in
1989), Lyons has also had leadership roles in several major facility construction
and renovation projects, including the Kaufman Football Building (2000), the
Owen Strength and Conditioning Center (2005), the Hancock Stadium turf
replacement (2007), video scoreboard installations in Redbird Arena and
Hancock Stadium (2007), the Gregory Street Tennis Courts (2008), the Redbird
Arena Media Room (2010), the Redbird Arena Video Production Suite (2010),
and the Franke Family men’s basketball locker room (2012).
Lyons’ involvement on campus has included a host of committees and task
forces including his current efforts with the Campus Master Plan committee.
The renovations to Hancock Stadium provide a new front door to the ISU
campus and Bloomington-Normal community. Besides benefiting the community,
the renovations to Hancock Stadium give Redbird fans a new experience on
game days, while improving competitive opportunities and providing room for
future growth.
Lyons earned a bachelor’s degree from Illinois in 1978 and a second
bachelor’s degree in accounting from Illinois State in 1986. Lyons and his wife,
Maureen reside in Normal, Illinois. They have two grown children, Matt and
Kristin.
Dr. Larry Dietz
President
Larry Dietz became the 19th president of Illinois
State University March 22, 2014.
He came to the University in June 2011 as vice
president for Student Affairs. He led the Division of
Student Affairs, which includes the Dean of Students
Office, Student Health Services, Student Counseling
Center, University Housing Services, Disability Concerns, Career Center,
Campus Dining Services, Campus Recreation, Bone Student Center
and Braden Auditorium, Student Affairs Information Technology, Health
Promotion and Wellness, and the University Police, as well as other units.
He is also a tenured associate professor in the Department of Educational
Administration and Foundations.
Previously, he served as vice chancellor for Student Affairs at Southern
Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) for 10 years. Dietz also served as
special assistant to the chancellor at SIUC and as a tenured associate
professor in educational administration and higher education. Prior to his
tenure there, he served as vice chancellor for Student Affairs and Enrollment
Management, among other leadership positions, at the University of
Missouri-Kansas City for 15 years, and in leadership positions at Iowa State
University for 13 years.
Dietz earned a Ph.D. in higher education administration and his
master’s degree in higher education and student personnel from Iowa State
University and his bachelor’s degree in political science from Southern
Illinois University. He attended the Institute for Educational Management
at Harvard University, a Fulbright International Education Seminar for
Administrators in Germany and the Harvard Management Development
Program.
Dietz was selected to represent the American Universities Iraq
Consortium on a panel with Prime Minister Al-Malaki and represented SIUC
at the Iraq Education Initiative in Baghdad. He had responsibility for SIUC’s
campus in Japan and has negotiated agreements with institutions in China,
Malaysia, Kuwait, Germany and the Czech Republic.
Larry Lyons

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Senior Associate Athletics Director/Compliance
and Student Services
Former Redbird volleyball star Cindy Harris
enters her 16th year at her alma mater, currently
in the role of senior associate athletics director for
compliance and student services.
Harris’ responsibilities include the daily oversight
and function of the athletics department’s NCAA compliance efforts,
including review of all eligibility and financial aid matters for 19 varsity
teams and approximately 475 student-athletes. Harris is also responsible
for many of the athletics department’s student services initiatives, including
the academic review process, housing, dining, fifth-year aid program, and
oversight of the NCAA Student Assistance Fund.
Harris serves as the athletic department’s primary liaison to several
campus units, including admissions, financial aid, university registrar,
University College Advising Unit, housing, dining, International Student
Leanna Bordner
Deputy Director of Athletics/Senior Women’s
Administrator
Leanna Bordner is in her 21st year on the
Illinois State staff. She became the event manager
in 1993, and then became marketing director two
years later. She was promoted to Assistant Athletics
Director/Marketing in 1997 and Senior Women’s
Administrator in 2002. Under Bordner’s direction, ISU’s marketing division
experienced significant growth, as did the department’s sales revenues.
In her current position as Deputy Director of Athletics, Bordner directly
supervises 10 sports and handles day-to-day operations for two others.
In addition, she serves as the department liaison to the Missouri Valley
Conference office, is the chair of the MVC Officiating Committee and a
member of the MVC Championship Committee. Previously, she chaired the
MVC Women’s Basketball Marketing Committee and served on the MVC
Executive Committee as the Vice-President. Bordner also now serves on the
WBOC (Women’s Basketball Officiating Consortium) Advisory Committee as
well as the WBCA (Women’s Basketball Coaches Association) Convention
Advisory Group.
On campus, Bordner serves on the Preview Committee; Athletic Council
Gender, Diversity and Student-Athlete Well Being Committee; Homecoming
Steering Committee; Alcohol Task Force and NCAA Choices Grant
Committee; Redbird Pride Committee and the Diversity Task Force. She is
also a member of the LEAPForward Steering Team, which is the University
technology initiative, as well as the Data Stewardship Council. In addition,
Bordner has served on the Educating Illinois Committee, which developed
the University’s Strategic Plan. She also started and directs Cinco de
Redbirds, a fundraiser for women’s athletics, and started the `Birds in the
Burbs program, a pen pal initiative with ISU student-athletes and children
from a Chicago suburban elementary school. Bordner also served as the
NCAAAthletics Certification Liaison for the successful completion of the
Cycle 3 certification.
In the community, Bordner serves as the Chair of the Red Cross Board;
is Vice-Chair of the Oakdale Promise Council; is a member of the McLean
County Chamber Board, the Chamber Government Affairs Committee, and
the Chamber PACE Committee; the BNACVB Sports Commission Board;
is the chair of the Red Cross Evening of Stars Program Committee; and
belongs to the Bloomington Kiwanis. She also was the recipient of the
2010 Athena Award, presented by the McLean County Chamber Women’s
Division, and now serves on the Athena Event Committee.
Prior to her work at Illinois State, Bordner spent eight seasons as an
assistant basketball coach at Michigan State, part of a 16-year coaching
career. Bordner received a bachelor’s degree from Michigan State in 1977
and a master’s degree from Indiana in 1979. While at MSU, she lettered in
field hockey, basketball and softball.
Cindy Harris
Aaron Leetch
Deputy Director of Athletics/External Operations
Aaron Leetch returned to Illinois State in June
of 2013 to serve as the Deputy Director of Athletics.
From 2005 to 2011, Leetch was a member of the
ISU Executive Team that shared department-
wide leadership responsibilities and had direct
supervision of athletic department staff in the areas
of development, marketing, corporate sponsorships and ticket operations.
In his new role, Leetch will add supervision of the athletics
communications and video production units for the Redbirds. He will also
assist the Director of Athletics with the sport supervision of the football and
men’s basketball programs and will provide administrative leadership for
men’s and women’s golf and baseball.
Prior to returning to ISU, Leetch served as the Director of Athletics at
Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash. While at Whitworth, He coordinated
and oversaw all aspects of the 20 sport intercollegiate athletics program
competing in the Northwest Conference. During his tenure, the Pirates won
12 conference championships and two-consecutive McIlroy-Lewis Northwest
Conference All-Sports Trophies.
Leetch also led the Whitworth athletic department through the design
of a five year strategic plan, and the hiring of new volleyball and men’s
soccer head coaches. He also coordinated the completion of several
facility enhancement projects, including the aquatic center locker room,
the installation of FieldTurf, new dugouts and grandstands at the baseball
stadium, and a full resurfacing of the 20-year-old Whitworth Track.
Leetch was initially hired in August of 2005 as ISU’s Associate AD for
Development, before taking on a broader role with the external units. He
was later named the Associate AD for External Affairs in June of 2007,
before ultimately earning the title of Senior Associate in June of 2008.
During Leetch’s first tenure at Illinois State, total athletic fundraising
revenue increased by 143%, and total athletic department revenue
increased by 56%. He spearheaded a 60% increase in membership for the
Redbird Club (now Weisbecker Scholarship Fund) and oversaw significant
increases in ticket sales and average attendance for football, men’s
basketball and women’s basketball.
In addition, Leetch served on the search committees that hired the head
coaches for men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball and football.
Outside of his role on the administrative staff at ISU, Leetch served as
an Executive Committee Member of the National Association of Athletic
Development Directors (NAADD) and has given several presentations at
NAADD and NACDA Conventions over the last five years.
Prior to his stint at Illinois State, Leetch was the Assistant AD for
Development at Arkansas State from 2003-05. During that time he oversaw
the operations of the ASU Indian Club, increasing its membership by 83%
and overall revenue by 47%. Leetch got his start in athletics fundraising
at Baylor, where he served in the BU Athletics Development Office for two
years, following completion of his MSE in Sport Management at Baylor in
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Dr. Paul Downey
Associate Athletics Director/Academics & Life
Skills
With more than a decade of experience in
academic services at the NCAA Division I level,
Dr. Paul Downey joined the Illinois State Athletic
Department in June 2012.
Prior to joining the Illinois State staff, Downey
spent 11 years at West Virginia in various roles, including the Director
of Student-Athlete Academic Services for the past year. As the director,
Downey served as the education counselor for nine teams, and was the
advisor of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) for WVU and the
Bryan Goodall
Assistant Athletics Director/Ticket Operations
Bryan Goodall serves as the Assistant Athletics
Director of Tickets in charge of all ticketing
operations for ISU’s sporting events.
Prior to joining the Illinois State staff, Goodall
spent seven years at Illinois with his most recent
stint of four years as the Assistant Athletic Ticket
Manager. In that role, Goodall served as the ticket liaison for women’s
basketball, women’s soccer, baseball and the Illinois High School
Association (IHSA) Football Championships. He was also responsible
for setting up women’s basketball, women’s soccer and IHSA football
championships in the Paciolan Ticketing System, including creating
seasons, manifests and reorder of season tickets, along with other software
responsibilities.
Goodall was also in charge of the daily printing and mailing of all single
game tickets ordered through the box office and the ticket office website.
He aided in the daily supervision of 20 students and extra help employees
in the phone room and box office, while supervising three to nine student
employees during home football, men’s and women’s basketball and IHSA
football games. At Illinois, Goodall also allocated and distributed player
complimentary tickets for the 2010 Texas Bowl, the 2011 Kraft Fight Hunger
Bowl, the 2011 Men’s Baseball Regional and the 2011 NCAA Women’s
Volleyball Final Four.
Goodall was involved in the allocation of season ticket holders for football
and men’s and women’s basketball at Illinois, and he is also familiar with
eVenue online ticket selling set up and procedures.
Peyton Deterding
Associate Athletics Director/Internal Operations
Peyton Deterding is in his eighth season at
Illinois State, and his second overseeing the
department’s internal operations staff.
Deterding oversees capital projects, facilities
scheduling, game operations, business office
and human resources, and human resources for
the department. On the facility side, Deterding has played a key role in
numerous facility upgrades, which are highlighted by the ongoing $25
million renovation to Hancock Stadium and $1.1 million football scoreboard
construction, the $3.1 million construction of the stadium at Duffy Bass
Field, the installation of artificial turf on the baseball infield, the $1.7 million
relocation and renovation of the ISU Tennis Complex, as well as the recently
completed men’s basketball and volleyball locker room renovations.
Prior to joining ISU, the Denver, Iowa, native worked at Northern
Illinois, where he served as the Huskies’ event manager and football travel
coordinator. As well, he spent time in game operations at Virginia and
athletic ticketing at James Madison.
A 1998 graduate of Northern Iowa, where he served as a men’s
basketball manager, Deterding completed his master’s degree in exercise
and sport science from Wisconsin-La Crosse in 2002.
Services, and programs and student accounts. Harris plays a leadership role
for the university in the areas of NCAAAcademic Progress Rate (APR) and
Graduation Success Rate (GSR), not only in compiling data and preparing
appropriate records, but also in projecting future rates and improvement
strategies with coaches, sport administrators, and the athletics department’s
academic support staff. In addition, Harris is the direct supervisor of two
Redbird sport programs: swimming and diving and gymnastics.
She formerly served as a liaison to the NCAA Division I Women’s
Basketball Committee and served a four-year stint on the NCAA Division
I Progress Toward Degree Waivers Committee. Currently she is on two
NCAA advisory committees – APR and Technology. Before returning to ISU,
Harris was an associate commissioner at the Mid-Continent Conference
(now the Summit League), where, in addition to serving in the capacity of
Senior Woman Administrator for the 10-member league, she oversaw the
conference’s NCAA compliance program, served as the chief liaison to all
sport committees, and coordinated the league’s championship events and
awards programs.
Harris earned her bachelor’s degree from Illinois State in 1984, and later
earned her master’s degree at Utah.
(SAAC) for WVU and the Big East Conference. Downey also supervised
the outreach counselors at West Virginia, who coordinated student-athlete
community service events, submitted student-athlete credentials for
university, conference or NCAA awards and scholarships, while overseeing
the service coordinator, who was in charge of the tutor program and the
Coliseum Academic Performance Center.
Downey was promoted to the director position after serving as a program
coordinator/educational counselor for three years. In that role, he was the
Director of the Coliseum Academic Performance Center, which included
coordinating an academic tutoring program for the entire department,
managing textbook distribution to all student-athletes and determining AD
Honor Roll and Big East Academic All-Star qualifications. In addition to his
responsibilities as the director of the academic performance center, Downey
coordinated the post-eligibility graduation program and the University’s
efforts toward the NCAAAcademic Performance Program.
Downey also has experience working as an academic advisor with
student-athletes and with the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program at West Virginia.
With a Doctor of Education degree in Sport Psychology, Downey has
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Assistant Athletics Director/Communications
After working as a student and graduate
assistant at Illinois State, Mike Williams assumed
the role of Assistant Athletics Director for
Communications in July of 2012.
In that role, Williams oversees Illinois State’s
publicity, promotion and information support efforts
for all 19 sports. He is the primary media contact for the Redbird football
program and manages the athletics communications staff.
Williams also oversees the student intern training and development
program for the athletics communcations office and directly oversees the
student media contacts for the swimming and diving program and the
gymnastics program. He is also the staff liaison between the athletics
communication office and the athletics development office.
In 2011, he assumed the role of associate athletics communication
director. In addition to covering the Redbird football team, he has also
served as the media contact for Redbird track and field, and in 2010, he
was the media coordinator for the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference
Outdoor Track and Field Championship hosted by ISU.
Before returning to Illinois State in 2009, Williams served as the assistant
director of athletics media relations at Indiana State where he was the
primary contact for Sycamore men’s basketball and cross country for two
years, and football for one year. In 2007 and 2008, Williams served as the
media coordinator for the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships
held in Terre Haute, Ind.
Prior to that, Williams worked three years in the Illinois State Athletics
Communications office, including the last two as a graduate assistant.
Matt Lyons
Assistant Athletics Director/Development
Matt Lyons has returned to his roots at Illinois
State, after spending a year as the director of the
Panther Scholarship Club (PSC). At UNI, Lyons
was responsible for the day-to-day operations of
the PSC, including coordinating fund raising and
membership benefits, special events and increasing
club membership.
Prior to leaving for UNI, Lyons worked two years as the development
associate for the Weisbecker Scholarship Fund (WSF), as a graduate
assistant at Illinois State. At ISU, Lyons assisted in the day-to-day operations
of the WSF and coordinated 2009-10 Redbird football and men’s basketball
membership benefits, including parking allocation, parking redistribution and
hospitality room services. He also co-created the Young `Birds program, a
donor level group for young alumni from conception.
In addition, Lyons worked a year and a half as an assistant director
of development for the Tiger Scholarship Fund at Missouri. Lyons was
responsible for oversight of all annual fund donor development, cultivation
and solicitation south of Interstate 70 and major gift prospects at the $25,000
level and higher. He also had oversight of three donor clubs in Columbia,
Mo., St. Louis, Mo., and Kansas City, Mo.
Lyons earned his bachelor’s degree from Illinois in recreation, sport and
tourism with an emphasis in sports management in 2008. He garnered his
master’s degree in kinesiology and recreation at Illinois State in 2010. Lyons
was born and raised in Bloomington/Normal and currently resides in Normal,
Ill.
Mike Williams
During his two years as a graduate assistant, Williams was the secondary
football contact and the primary contact for the baseball program.
Originally from Lincoln, Illinois, Williams earned his bachelor’s degree from
Illinois State in 2004, and his master’s degree, also from ISU, in 2007.
LB Lyons
Assistant Athletics Director/Marketing
LB (Nagle) Lyons started with Illinois State
Athletics in 2008 and currently serves as the
Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing. In this
role, Lyons directs many of the creative efforts by
developing and implementing the marketing and
promotional plans, managing advertising plans, and
supervising the video production department, Redbird Productions. These
efforts all lead to the promotion and implementation of a positive game-day
fan experience for all Redbird sports.
Over recent years, the marketing team has contributed to significant
areas of growth including in increased student attendance at games
resulting in Red Alert being named the top Missouri Valley Conference
(MVC) school in the Naismith Student Section of the Year award competition
in 2013 and 2014; increasing Reggie’s Kids Club membership to over 3,000
members; and setting individual game attendance highs for several sports
through an improved game atmosphere.
Lyons is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Marketing
Administrators (NACMA) and the National Association of Collegiate Women
Athletic Administrators (NACWAA). She currently serves as the MVC
representative for NACMA.
Before coming to ISU, Lyons was a game day assistant for Iowa State
Athletics, Grand View University and the Des Moines Menace.
A native of Nevada, Iowa, Lyons played soccer for Grand View where she
was team captain in 2007 and earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Business
Administration in 2008 and her Master’s Degree in Sport Management from
Illinois State in 2010.

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2013-14 Season (8-13, 1-3 MVC)
9/13-15 Western Michigan Invite
9/28-06 ITA All-American Champ.
10/04-06 Ball State Invite
10/17-21 ITA Midwest
11/01-4 Louisville Invite
11/08-10 MVC Championships
01/19 vs. SMU L 4-1
at Tulsa L 6-1
01/25 vs. Belmont W 5-2
02/01 at Iowa L 7-0
02/08 vs. Western Michigan W 4-3
02/21 at St. John’s W 5-2
02/23 at Penn W 4-3
03/01 at Ball State W 4-3
03/02 at Indiana L 7-0
03/07 at Louisville L 7-0
03/13 at South Alabama L 5-2
03/14 vs. Buffalo L 6-1
03/28 Middle Tennesse State ** L 4-0
3/29 Troy ** L 4-1
3/30 Southern Illinois ** W 4-1
04/05 at Wichita State * L 4-0
04/11 vs. Bradley * W 6-1
04/12 vs. Drake University L 4-1
04/19 at Southern Illinois* L 4-3
4/25 vs. Bradley W 4-0
4/26 Drake L 4-0
2012-13 Season (10-15, 2-3 MVC)
Date Opponent Result Score
9/14-16 Vredevelt Invitational NTS
9/28-30 Ball State Invitational NTS
9/28-10/7 lTA All-American Championships NTS
10/18-22 ITA Regional Championships NTS
10/26-28 Northwestern Invitational NTS
11/9-11 Louisville Inivitational NTS
1/18-20 MVC Inidvidual Championships NTS
1/25 Iowa W 5-3
1/26 Loyla Marymount W 8-0
2/2 Oklahoma State L 1-7
2/9 Cleveland State W 6-3
2/10 Western Michigan L 3-5
2/13 Illinois-Chicago W 7-0
2/16 Butler W 7-0
3/1 William and Mary L 3-4
3/2 Virginia Commonwealth L 1-6
3/5 Illinois L 1-5
3/13 Yale L 1-7
3/15 Old Dominion L 1-8
3/16 UNC-Wilmington L 0-8
3/23 Ball State L 4-5
3/ 30-31 MT Shootout
4/7 Southern Illinois L 2-5
4/11 Bradley W 6-1
4/12 Gerogia State L 1-4
4/12 Florida Atlantic W 4-2
4/12 Troy W 4-0
4/14 Wichita State L 1-6
4/20 Drake L 1-6
2010-11 Season (9-11, 2-5 MVC)
9/21-23 Bradley University Invitational NTS
9/29-30 MVC Individual Championships NTS
10/12-14 Louisville Invitataional NTS
10/24-28 ITA Central Regional Championships NTS
1/26 University of Chicago W 5-2
2/1 @ University of Texas at Arlington L 5-2
2/2 @ SMU L 6-1
2/9 @ Butler L 4-3
2/10 @ Northern Illinois W 4-3
2/16 Washington University (Mo.) W 5-2
2/17 Chicago State W 7-0
2/23 Western Illinois W 6-1
3/11 @ Charleston Southern W 4-3
3/12 @ College of Charleston L 4-3
3/21 Creighton University W 6-1
3/29 @ Saint Louis University W 4-3
3/30 Bradley W 5-2
4/5 Drake L 7-0
4/6 DePaul L 7-0
4/12 @ New Mexico State @ Wichita, Kan. L 7-0
4/13 @ Wichita State L 7-0
4/19 @ Indiana State L 6-1
4/20 @ Southern Illinois L 5-2
4/25 Southern Illinois (MVC Championships) L 4-1
2011-12 Season (6-8, 1-2 MVC)
Date Opponent Result
Score
9/23-25 Tom Fallon Invitational NTS
10/1-9 ITA All-America Tournament NTS
10/13-16 ITA Regional Tournament NTS
1/17 @ Notre Dame L 7-0
1/17 @ Toledo W 5-2
1/20-22 State Farm MVC Championship NTS
2/12 @ Ball State L 4-3
2/17 Xavier W 4-3
2/18 Iowa W 5-2
2/25 Cleavland State W 4-3
3/15 @ LSU L 5-1
3/17 @ St. John’s W 4-3
3/31 @ South Florida L 7-0
4/1 @ Central Florida L 5-2
4/6 Creighton W 7-0
4/6 Drake L 6-1
4/15 @ Whicita State L 6-1

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2009-10 Season (15-8, 6-1 MVC)
9/11-13 Louisville Fall Invitational NTS
10/3-6 ITA All-American Championships NTS
10/15-19 ITA Midwest Regionals NTS
10/30-11/1 Western Michigan Invitational NTS
1/16 @ Nebraska L 7-0
1/30 University of Illinois - Chicago W 7-0
2/5 @ Western Michigan L 5-2
2/6 @ DePaul W 4-3
2/7 Eastern Illinois W 7-0
2/14 @ Butler W 7-0
2/21 @ Purdue W 4-3
3/6 @ Indiana L 7-0
3/11 @ South Alabama W 5-2
3/14 @ Wisconsin L 6-1
3/19 @ Illinois L 6-1
3/20 Toledo W 6-1
3/27 @ Denver L 4-0
3/28 @ Air Force W 6-1
4/3 @ Southern Illinois W 7-0
4/8 Bradley W 7-0
4/10 @ Wichita State W 4-3
4/17 Creighton W 7-0
4/18 Drake W 7-0
4/24 Southern Illinois (MVC Championships) W 4-0
4/25 Wichita State (MVC Championships) L 4-1
2008-09 Season (9-12, 4-4 MVC)
9/12-14 Indiana Hoosier Classic NTS
9/19-21 Country Inn & Suites Invitational NTS
10/10-12 Louisville Invitational NTS
10/16-20 ITA Midwest Regionals NTS
1/31 University of Illinois - Chicago W 4-3
2/6 @ Purdue L 6-1
2/7 @ Arkansas L 7-0
2/13 @ Iowa L 7-0
2/21 @ DePaul L 7-0
2/28 @ Michigan State L 6-1
3/11 @ Louisiana - Lafayette L 6-1
3/12 @ Southeastern Louisiana L 3-4
3/20 Butler W 5-2
3/21 Northern Illinois W 5-2
4/3 @ Bradley W 7-0
4/11 @ Creighton W 7-0
4/12 @ Drake L 7-0
4/19 Indiana State W 5-2
4/24 Bradley (MVC Championships) W 4-0
4/25 Drake (MVC Championships) L 4-1
2007-08 Season (9-11, 2-5 MVC)
9/21-23 Bradley University Invitational NTS
10/12-14 Louisville Invitataional NTS
1/26 University of Chicago W 5-2
2/1 @ University of Texas at Arlington L 5-2
2/2 @ SMU L 6-1
2/9 @ Butler L 4-3
2/16 Washington University (Mo.) W 5-2
3/11 @ Charleston Southern W 4-3
3/21 Creighton University W 6-1
3/29 @ Saint Louis University W 4-3
3/30 Bradley W 5-2
4/5 Drake L 7-0
4/6 DePaul L 7-0
4/12 @ New Mexico State @ Wichita, Kan. L 7-0
2006-07 Season (13-8, 5-1 MVC)
9/22-24 Milwaukee Tennis Classic NTS
10/20 University of Arkansas @ Tulsa, Okla. L 4-1

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2/2 @ University of Texas at Arlington W 4-3
2/3 @ SMU L 5-2
2/10 Butler W 4-3
2/11 @ Wright State W 7-0
2/17 DePaul L 5-2
2/23 @ University of South Florida L 6-1
3/3 Saint Louis University W 7-0
3/4 Eastern Illinois L 4-3
3/12 College of Charleston L 5-2
3/14 The Citadel W 5-2
4/6 Southern Illinois W 4-3
4/13 @ Bradley W 7-0
4/15 Wichita State W 4-3
4/21 @ Drake L 7-0
4/27 Creighton (MVC Championships) W 5-0
2005-06 Season (17-7, 7-0 MVC)
1/14 Wright State W 7-0
1/14 Wright State W 7-0
1/21 University of Oklahoma @ Tulsa, Okla. L 4-2
2/3 Sacramento State @ Albuquerque, N.M. L 4-3
2/4 Boise State @ Albuquerque, N.M. L 7-0
2/5 UniversityofNewMexico@Albuquerque,N.M. L 5-2
2/10 DePaul L 4-3
3/4 IUPUI W 7-0
3/16 Bucknell W 7-0
3/17 Marquette W 6-1
3/25 @ Saint Louis W 7-0
4/1 Bradley W 7-0
4/8 Drake W 5-2
4/9 Creighton W 7-0
4/15 @ Wichita State W 5-2
4/16 @ Missouri State W 5-2
4/22 @ Indiana State W 5-2
4/23 @ Southern illinois W 7-0
4/29 Missouri State (MVC Championships) W 4-2
4/30 @ Drake (MVC Championships) L 4-1
2004-05 Season (12-11, 3-4 MVC)
10/8-10 Arkansas Invitational NTS
1/21 University of Missouri-Kansas City W 7-0
2/12 @ University of Texas-Arlington L 4-3
2/13 @ University of Arkansas-Little Rock L 4-3
3/4 @ Marquette W 6-1
3/12 @ SMU L 6-1
3/13 @ Tyler Junior College W 4-3
3/15 @ Montana State @ Dallas, Texas L 3-2
3/17 @ Lamar W 6-1
3/26 Vincennes W 6-1
3/27 St. Louis W 7-0
4/6 @ Bradley W 5-2
4/9 @ Drake L 4-3
4/16 Southwest Missouri State L 5-2
4/23 Indiana State L 4-3
4/29 Drake (MVC Championships) W 4-3
4/30 Indiana State (MVC Championships) L 4-2
2003-04 Season (8-13, 4-4 MVC)
10/3-8 ITA All-American NTS
10/16-20 ITA Regionals NTS
1/24 St. John’s @ Notre Dame W 4-3
1/30-2/1 MVC Individual Championships NTS
2/6 @ Memphis L 6-1
2/29 Bradley W 5-2
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3/12 Southern Mississippi L 4-3
3/19 @ Northern Illinois L 4-3
3/27 @ Saint Louis L 4-3
4/2 @ Evansville W 7-0
4/10 Drake L 5-2
4/16 @ Southwest Missouri State L 4-3
4/23 SouthwestMissouriState@MVCChampionships L 4-3
2002-03 Season (14-9, 7-1 MVC)
2/7 Saint Louis W 6-1
2/8 Northern Illinois L 5-2
2/14 @ New Mexico L 7-0
2/15 @ Texas Tech L 7-0
2/22 @ DePaul W 5-2
3/11 @ The Citadel W 4-3
3/27-30 UCI Anteater Classic NTS
4/4 Southwest Missouri State W 7-0
4/12 @ Drake W 6-1
4/18 Evansville W 6-1
4/25 Evansville (MVC Championships)) W 4-0
2001-02 Season (13-12, 7-2 MVC)
9/29-30 Western Michigan Invite NTS
10/18-21 ITA Midwest Regional Championships NTS
1/18 @ Butler L 4-3
1/19 @ Louisville L 5-2
2/2 @ Bowling Green State L 4-3
2/17 @ DePaul W 4-3
2/21 @ New Mexico L 0-7
2/23 Denver @ Las Cruces, N.M. W 7-0
2/23 Arkansas-Little Rock @ Las Cruces, N.M. L 4-3
2/24 @ New Mexico State L 6-1
3/2 @ Iowa L 7-0
3/11 @ Florida Atlantic L 4-2
3/23 Creighton @ St. Louis, Mo. W 6-1
4/5 Northern Iowa W 5-2
4/7 Drake W 5-2
4/12 @ Southwest Missouri State W 6-1
4/19 Bradley W 7-0
4/21 @ Evansville W 7-0
4/27 Wichita State (MVC Championships) W 4-1
2000-01 Season (17-9, 7-2 MVC)
9/29-10/1 Naval Academy Fall Invite NTS
1/3-14 International Trip to the Republic of South Africa
1/19 @ University of Louisville L 7-0
1/20 Western Kentucky @ Louisville, Ky. W 7-0
2/3 Wisconsin-Green Bay @ Milwaukee, Wis. W 5-2
2/18 Western Michigan W 4-3
2/23 Toledo @ Iowa City, Iowa W 7-0
2/24 @ Iowa L 4-3
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3/30 Southern Mississippi @ Irvine, Calif. L 4-3
3/31 University of the Pacific @ Irvine, Calif. L 4-3
4/1 Tennessee Tech @ Irvine, Calif. L 4-2
4/4 Hawaii L 4-3
4/6 @ Northern Iowa W 6-1
4/7 Creighton W 6-1
4/8 @ Drake L 6-1
4/27 SouthwestMissouriState(MVCChampionships) W 4-2
4/29 Northern Iowa (MVC Championships) W 4-0
1999-00 Season (15-11, 6-3 MVC)
9/2-4-26 Ball State Invitational NTS
10/8-10 New Mexico Invitational NTS
10/15-17 Advantage Spartan’s Invite NTS
10/21-25 Rolex Regional Championship NTS
1/16 @ DePaul L 6-1
1/28-30 MVC Championships NTS
2/5 @ Marquette L 4-3
2/18 Nebraska @ Terre Haute, Ind. L 4-3
2/26 Clemson @ Clemson Invitational L 6-1
2/26 Navy @ Clemson Invitational W 6-1
2/27 @ Furman L 4-3
3/14 @ The Citadel W 5-2
3/14 East Carolina @ Charleston, S.C. L 4-1
3/17 @ College of Charleston W 4-3
3/25 @ Vincennes W 6-1
3/28 Bradley W 7-0
4/7 @ Evansville L 4-3
4/22 Drake W 5-2
4/30 SouthwestMissouriState(MVCChampionships) W 4-0
1998-99 Season (18-9, 6-3 MVC)
10/2-4 Western Michigan Invitational NTS
1/16 DePaul L 5-2
1/23 Tulsa @ Champaign, Ill. L 5-2
2/13 Chicago State @ DeKalb, Ill. W 5-2
3/7 Idaho State @ Air Force L 6-1
3/8 @ Air Force L 5-2
3/9 Denver @ Air Force W 7-0
3/11 Radford @ Air Force W 4-3
3/11 Northern Arizona @ Phoenix, Ariz. W 5-2
3/12 Missouri-Kansas City @ Phoenix, Ariz. W 6-1
3/20 Butler W 5-2
4/3 @ Drake L 5-2
4/7 @ Bradley W 7-0
1997-98 Season (17-10, 5-4 MVC)
9/12-14 Western Michigan Invitational NTS
9/26-28 Notre Dame Invitational NTS
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1/31 @ Wisconsin-Green Bay W 6-1
2/21 @ DePaul L 6-1
2/27 @ Kalamazoo College W 4-3
2/28 @ Western Michigan W 4-3
3/10 @ Rollins L 5-4
3/11 @ Stetson W 4-3
3/14 @ Bethune-Cookman W 6-1
3/21 @ Washington University (Mo.) W 6-1
3/28 @ Butler W 4-3
3/28 @ IUPUI W 6-0
4/4 Drake L 4-3
4/5 Creighton W 4-0
4/15 Bradley W 6-1
4/19 Wichita Stae L 4-3
4/24 Northern Iowa (MVC Championships) W 6-0
4/25 Evansville (MVC Championships) W 4-1
1996-97 Season (16-13, 4-5 MVC)
Incomplete Fall Records
2/1 @ Wisconsin-Green Bay W 7-0
2/8 DePaul L 7-0
2/22 SIU-Edwardsville W 6-1
3/2 @ Iowa L 6-1
3/7 @ Abraham Baldwin W 4-3
3/9 Jacksonville L 4-3
3/9 Valparaiso @ Jacksonville, Fla. W 5-2
3/10 Shorter @ Jacksonville, Fla. L 6-1
3/10 North Florida @ Jacksonville, Fla. L 5-4
3/12 Bethune Cookman @ Indigo L 4-3
3/12 Embry-Riddle @ Pelican Bay W 6-1
3/29 Drake L 5-2
4/22 Bradley W 7-0
1995-96 Season (9-17, 3-6 MVC)
9/22-24 Redbird Invitational NTS
10/20-21 WIU Doubles Invite NTS
10/27-29 ITA Rolex Regional Championships NTS
2/11 Oklahoma @ Champaign, Ill. L 6-1
2/17 @ Michigan State L 7-0
2/17 @ Eastern Michigan W 6-1
3/13 Tennessee-Chattanooga L 5-1
3/14 Tennessee Tech. L 6-1
4/1 Bradley W 7-0
4/5 Evansville L 6-1
4/12 @ DePaul L 6-1
4/13 Northern Iowa @ Omaha, Neb. W 7-0
4/14 Wichita State @ Omaha, Neb. L 6-1
4/20 Tulsa @ Wichita, Kan. L 7-0
4/20 Drake @ Wichita, Kan. L 6-1
4/27 Evansville (MVC Championships) W 4-3
4/28 SouthwestMissouriState(MVCChampionships) L 4-3

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1994-95 Season (11-17, 4-5 MVC)
9/24 Missouri Doubles Invite NTS
9/30 Marquette Invitational NTS
2/11 @ Eastern Michigan W 4-3
2/25 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 2-5
3/3 Bradley @ Pekin, Ill. W 6-1
3/4 Wisconsin-Milwaukee @ Pekin, Ill. W 6-1
3/14 Virginia @ Tampa, Fla. L 7-0
3/15 Oklahoma @ Tampa, Fla. L 5-2
3/16 @ Rollins College L 4-3
4/1 Southwest Missouri State @ Omaha, Neb. L 5-2
4/8 Northern Iowa @ Carbondale, Ill. W 5-2
4/15 Indiana State @ Des Moines, Iowa L 6-1
4/15 @ Drake L 6-1
4/16 Evansville @ Des Moines, Iowa L 5-2
4/21 Bradley W 6-1
4/23 Tulsa L 6-1
4/28 Tulsa (MVC Championships) L 5-0
1993-94 Season (14-11, 4-3 MVC)
9/17-18 Redbird Invitational
9/29 Bradley W 6-1
2/12 Wisconsin-Green Bay @ Milwaukee, Wis. L 5-2
2/25 Western Michigan cancelled
3/7 Bradley @ Pekin, Ill. W 5-2
3/24 @ Tulsa canceled
3/25 @ Oral Roberts @ Tulsa, Okla. L 5-2
3/27 @ Missouri W 7-0
4/12 @ Western Illinois W 5-2
4/16 SIU-Edwardsville W 5-2
4/19 Bradley W 7-0
4/29 Tulsa (MVC Championships) L 4-0
1992-93 Season (9-14, 3-4 MVC)
9/29 Bradley W 7-0
10/15 vs. Portland @ Oregon Invitational L 5-2
10/16 vs. Oregon @ Oregon Invitational L 5-2
10/16 vs. Hawaii @ Oregon Invitational W 4-3
10/17 vs. Idaho @ Oregon Invitational L 6-1
2/6 Wichita State @ Des Moines, Iowa L 7-0
2/13 Marquette L 5-2
2/13 Creighton L 5-2
2/20 Wisconsin - Green Bay @ Kalamazoo W 4-3
3/8 vs. North Florida @ Florida Invitational L 7-0
3/9 vs. Flagler @ Florida Invitational L 6-1
3/10 vs. Stetson @ Florida Invitational W 6-1
3/27 Hawaii W 4-3
4/2 Tulsa L 7-0
4/8 Bradley W 6-1
4/16 @ Eastern Illinois W 5-2

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1991-92 Season (13-10, 5-4 MVC)
1/31 @ Purdue L 7-2
2/8 Eastern Michigan W 8-1
2/21 Detroit W 9-0
3/9 Hawaii @ Hawaii Invitational W 7-2
3/11 Chaminade @ Hawaii Invitational W 6-0
3/13 Hawaii Pacific @ Hawaii Invitational W 5-1
3/20 Creighton @ Iowa State W 6-1
3/21 @ Iowa State L 8-0
3/27 Illinois L 8-1
4/8 Bradley W 6-0
4/14 @ Western Illinois L 6-1
4/17 Drake L 6-0
4/22 MVC Championships 6th Place
1990-91 Season (11-10)
2/27 @ Iowa L 8-1
3/2 vs. Boston @ Florida Invitational W 7-2
3/4 vs. North Florida @ Florida Invitational L 5-3
3/8 vs. Stetson @ Florida Invitational W 8-1
3/10 vs. Jacksonville @ Florida Invitational W 8-1
3/30 Hawaii L 5-4
4/2 @ St. Ambrose W 6-0
4/3 Bradley W 9-0
4/6 @ Drake L 6-1
4/11 @ Southwest Missouri L 5-1
4/14 @ Tulsa L 5-4
1989-90 Season (15-12, 3-3 MVC)
2/10 Tulsa L 5-4
2/17 @ Xavier W 8-1
2/28 @ Purdue L 6-3
3/2 Illinois L 4-1
3/3 Iowa L 8-1
3/9 Flagler @ Florida Invitational L 5-4
3/11 V.A. Commonwealth @ FloridaInvitational W 7-2
3/13 Stetson @ Florida Invitational W 6-3
3/16 North Florida @ Florida Invitational L 8-1
3/19 Jacksonville @ Florida Invitational L 5-4
3/30 Iowa State L 8-1
3/31 Northern Illinois Post.
4/6 Bradley @ Redbird Classic W 5-1
4/6 Principa @ Redbird Classic W 5-1
4/7 Drake @ Redbird Classic L 6-3
4/8 DePauw W 7-2
4/13 Valparaiso W 4-1
4/14 UIC W 4-1
4/20 Southern Illinois Post.
4/25 Southern Missouri L 4-1
5/3 Southern Illinois @ MVCChampionships Post.
5/4 Southern Illinois @ MVCChampionships L 7-2
1988-89 Season (17-15, 4-4 MVC)
2/ Western Illinois W 8-1
2/8 @ Bradley W 6-1
2/11 @ Wisconsin L 9-0
3/11 @ Missouri W 10-1
3/15 @ Oral Roberts L 7-2
3/16 @ Tulsa L 5-4
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3/ Southern Illinois - Edwardsville W 6-3
3/18 Purdue L 8-1
4/1 @ Austin Peay W 5-4
4/2 @ Vanderbilt L 5-0
4/7 Illinois - Chicago @ Redbird Classic W 5-2
4/8 Butler @ Redbird Classic W 4-1
4/8 DePauw @ Redbird Cassic W 5-2
4/12 @ Iowa L 8-1
4/13 St. Louis W Forfeit
4/18 Augustana W 5-0
4/26 St. Ambrose W 5-4
4/29 Kalamazoo @ Notre Dame L 5-4
5/4-5/6 MVC Championships 3rd Place
1987-88 Season (14-12, 5-3 MVC)
2/13 Iowa L 7-2
2/20 Marquette @ Milwaukee, Wis. W 8-1
2/20 Wisconsin @ Milwaukee, Wis. L 8-1
2/27 Tulsa W 5-4
3/19 SouthColorado@ Colorado Springs, Colo. W 9-0
3/19 Colorado @ Colorado Springs, Colo. L 7-2
3/20 Baylor @ Colorado Springs, Colo. W 5-4
3/20 Air Force @ Colorado Springs, Colo. L 5-4
3/ @ Purdue L 5-4
3/ @ Butler W 8-1
4/2 @ Miami (Ohio) L 7-2
4/15 Bradley W 6-3
4/16 DePaul W 6-0
4/20 @ Ohio State L 8-0
4/28 @ St. Ambrose W 7-2
4/30 Notre Dame W 6-3
5/5-5/7 MVC Championships
1986-87 Season (17-16)
9/10 Bradley W 7-2
9/30 Illinois L 7-0
1/30 Southwest Missouri W 5-4
2/6 Wisconsin L 8-1
2/7 Bradley W 7-2
2/21 Principia W 9-0
3/6 @ Air Force L 6-3
3/7 @ Colorado L 8-1
3/10 South Alabama @ NewOrleansInvitational L 8-2
3/11 Tulane @ NewOrleansInvitational W 6-3
3/12 Southeast Louisiana @ NewOrleansInvite L 8-0
4/3 Evansville @ Miami (Ohio) L 9-0
4/3 Kalamazoo @ Miami (Ohio) L 5-1
4/4 Austin Peay W 5-4
4/9 Augustana W 9-0
4/10 Indiana State @ Redbird Classic W 6-3
4/11 Eastern Michigan @ Redbird Classic W 6-3
4/11 Southern Illinois -Edwardsville@Redbird L 6-2
4/16 Northwestern L 8-1
4/20 Northeastern Illinois W 8-1
4/29 St. Ambrose @ MVC Championships W 5-4
4/29 Indiana State @ MVC Championships W 6-3
1985-86 Season (7-14)
1/24 Southern Illinois - Edwardsville L 8-1
1/25 Kansas L 9-0
1/29 Bradley W 9-0
1/31 Southwest Missouri L 5-4
2/7 Marquette W 6-3

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2/8 Wisconsin L 9-0
2/12 Bradley W 9-0
3/2 West Virginia L 9-0
3/2 Ohio State L 9-0
3/11 Columbia L 8-1
3/16 William & Mary L 8-1
3/19 Illinois L 7-2
4/10 St. Francis W 7-2
4/12 Eastern Michigan L 9-0
4/19 Southern Illinois - Edwardsville L 5-4
4/27 Toledo L 6-3
5/1-5/2 MVC Championships 6th place
1984-85 Season (15-13)
1/18 Minnesota L 8-1
2/8 Murray State @ Belleville L 5-4
2/9 Kansas @ Belleville L 9-0
2/9 Memphis State @ Belleville L 5-4
2/22 West Virginia W 5-4
2/23 Murray State W 5-4
3/2 Illinois L 6-3
3/11 S.F. Austin L 5-1
3/12 Mercyhurst W 5-4
3/14 Florida Institute of Technology W 5-4
3/14 Central Michigan W 6-0
3/20 Illinois L 7-2
3/22 @ Indiana L 5-4
3/22 Western Michigan @ Indiana L 5-4
3/29 SEMO W 6-0
3/30 Eastern Kentucky W 5-0
4/5 Middle Tennessee State W 5-4
4/6 Louisville W 6-3
4/13 Western Illinois @ Redbird Classic W 8-1
4/14 St. Ambrose @ Redbird Classic L 5-4
4/27 Southern Illinois @ S.IllinoisQuadrangular L 6-3
4/27 Evansville @ S.IllinoisQuadrangular L 5-4
5/2-5/4 MVC Championships 4th Place
1983-84 Season (15-13)
Fall Eastern Illinois W 5-4
Fall Notre Dame L 8-1
Fall Southern Illinois L 7-2
Fall Wisconsin - Oshkosh L 7-2
2/12 Iowa L 9-0
Iowa State W 5-4
3/5 Central Florida W 6-3
3/6 Washington (Mo.) W 7-2
3/7 Tampa W 9-0
3/8 Florida Institute of Technology W 7-2
3/9 Central Florida L 6-3
3/16 Southeast Missouri W 8-2
3/23 Thornton Community College W 9-0
3/ St. Ambrose L 5-4
3/ Iowa State L 7-2
4/6 Marquette L 7-2
Kalamazoo L 8-1
4/7 Purdue L 8-1
4/11 Illinois L 9-0
4/ Augustana W 7-2
4/ St. Ambrose W 5-4
4/ Southern Illinois L 7-2
4/20 MVC Championships 5th Place
1982-83 Season (9-11)
9/18-19 Evansville W 6-3
Western Kentucky W 5-2
Murray State L 6-3
10/27 Illinois L 6-3
Illinois L 7-2
2/12 Iowa L 6-3
2/25 Indiana L 6-3
2/26 Wisconsin L 6-3
3/4 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 7-2
Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 8-1
3/5 Marquette W 5-4
3/8 Murray State L 5-4
4/9 Marquette W 5-4

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4/16 Memphis State L 7-2
4/17 SIU Edwardsville L 8-1
1981-82 Season (15-11)
9/16 Sangamon State
9/23 Illinois L 6-3
1/29 Bradley W 5-0
Missouri W 5-4
2/7 Iowa L 5-4
2/19-21 Eastern Kentucky Tournament 4th Place
3/5-6 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 9-0
Gustavus Adolphus W 5-4
3/19-20 Purdue L 5-2
Indiana L 6-3
Indiana State
3/26-27 Southern Illinois L 5-4
Murray State L 6-3
Austin Peay L 5-4
4/2-3 Sangamon State
4/2-3 Wisconsin-Oshkosh
4/9 St. Ambrose
4/25 Illinois-Chicago Circle W 9-0
4/26 Illinois L 5-4
4/29-30 MVC Championships 5th Place
1980-81 Season (12-17)
9/23 Illinois L
1/30 Bradley W 9-0
2/6 Marquette W 7-2
Indiana State W 6-3
2/13 Kentucky L 8-1
2/14 Eastern Kentucky L 5-4
Miami-Ohio L 7-2
2/27 Missouri L 5-4
Indiana State L 5-4
2/28 Oral Roberts L 6-2
3/7 Iowa L 6-2
3/10 Samford W 8-1
Mississippi State L 7-2
3/12 Tennessee-Chattanooga L 9-0
3/16 Indiana L 7-2
4/3 Detroit W 8-1
4/4 Lansing Community College W 9-0
Eastern Michigan W 8-1
4/8 Northwestern L: 5-2
DePaul W 6-0
St. Ambrose W 5-2
4/15 Sangamon State W 6-3
SIU Edwardsville L 7-2
1979-80 Season ()
SIU Edwardsville L 7-2
Illinois L 5-4
10/8 Ball State Invitational NTS
10/15 Notre Dame Invitational NTS
10/27 Southern Illinois Tournament NTS
2/18 Eastern Kentucky W 9-0
Miami-Ohio L 8-1
Kentucky W 6-3
3/8 Texas Tech L 8-1
4/6 Indiana L 7-2
1978-79 Season (12-19)
2/9-10 Missouri W 5-4
Southern Illinois L 7-2
2/16-17 Bradley W 5-1
Murray State L 6-3
2/23-25 Eastern Kentucky Invitational 5th Place
3/2-3 Indiana L 6-3
Indiana State L 6-3
3/10-14 SIU Edwardsville L 8-1
Arkansas-Little Rock L 6-3
North Texas State L 6-3
Dallas L 7-2

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3/10-14 Northeastern Louisiana L 7-2
3-15/17 Big Gold Invitational 15th Place
3/23 Purdue L 6-3
3/30-4/1 Minnesota L 7-2
Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 5-4
Luther W 9-0
Wisconsin-Stout W 5-1
4/6 Illinois-Chicago Circle W 8-1
4/13-14 DePaul W 8-1
Wheaton W 8-1
4/13-14 Bradley W 5-4
Western Illinois W 6-0
St. Louis W 6-3
4/17 Illinois L 7-2
4/20-21 Oklahoma State L 8-1
4/20-21 Missouri L 6-3
Tulsa L 7-2
St. Ambrose W 7-2
5/27-29 SIU Edwardsville L 9-0
Nebraska L 6-3
1977-78 Season (18-18)
2/12 Purdue W 8-1
Bradley W 8-1
2/19 Eastern Kentucky Invitational 4th Place
3/5 Bradley W 7-2
Indiana State W 6-3
Iowa L 9-0
3/10 Big Gold Tournament 10th Place
3/11 Mississippi State L 7-2
3/19 McNeese State L 5-4
3/20 New Orleans W 5-4
Tulane L 7-2
3/21 Minnesota L 7-2
Wisconsin L 0-9
3/22 Southwestern Louisiana L 7-2
3/23 Nicholls State L 8-1
Louisiana State L 7-2
3/25 Austin Peay L 1-5
4/1 Bethany W 8-1
Doane W 8-1
4/1 Nebraska W 6-3
4/7-8 Drake W 7-0
Wheaton W 9-0
$$$ Northwestern L 8-1
4/17 Cincinnati W 5-4
Wichita State L 7-2
4/23 DePaul W 9-0
St. Louis W 8-1
Gustavus Adolphus L 2-7
4/25 Illinois L 3-6
4/27-28 Kansas L 1-5
Nebraska W 5-1
1976-77 Season (20-12)
2/11 Bradley W 8-1
2/25-27 Bradley W 8-1
Iowa L 5-4
Indiana State L 6-3
3/4 Drake W 9-0
3/5 Northwestern W 6-3
3/11 Indiana L 6-3
3/18 Nebraska W 5-4
3/19-20 Marquette W 7-2
Wisconsin-LaCrosse W 6-0
4/4 Tampa W 6-3
4/6 Florida Tech L 6-3
4/7 Rollins L 8-1
4/8 Florida State L 5-4
4/15-16 Eastern Illinois W 9-0
Bradley W 7-2
Wheaton W 7-2
4/19 Illinois L 6-3
4/22-23 DePaul W 7-2
Cincinnati L 5-4
Indiana State L 6-3
4/24 Western Illinois L 5-4
4/28-30 Indiana State L 5-1
Drake W 6-0
Nebraska W 5-4
Wichita State W 5-3

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1975-76 Season (11-20)
2/13 Bradley W 6-3
2/21 Iowa L 7-2
2/27 Drake W 7-2
2/28 Northeast Missouri W 9-0
3/8 Samford W 7-2
3/9 Auburn L 8-1
3/10 Emory W 9-0
Georgia L 9-0
3/11 South Carolina L 9-0
Presbyterian L 7-2
3/12 Furman L 6-0
3/13 Clemson L 9-0
3/19-20 Southern State College Tournament 6th Place
3/26 Purdue L 5-4
3/30 Indiana L 6-3
4/2-3 Miami-Ohio L 9-0
Murray State L 7-2
Indiana State L 7-2
Bradley W 5-4
Ball State L 8-1
DePaul W 6-3
4/13 Illinois L 7-2
4/15 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 8-1
4/16-17 Northeast Missouri Invitational 4th Place
4/22-24 Northern Iowa W 6-3
Tulsa L 5-4
Oral Roberts L 5-1
Northwest Missouri W (Forfeit)
4/ Western Illinois L 5-4
1974-75 Season (11-18)
2/28 Illinois L 7-2
3/9 Southwest Louisiana L 1-8
3/10 Houston L 0-9
3/11 Lamar L 1-8
3/12 Sam Houston State W 7-2
3/13 Texas A&M L 1-8
3/14 Baylor L 5-4
3/21 Bradley W 5-4
3/22 Purdue W 6-3
3/29 DePaul W 6-3
4/4-5 Indiana L 8-1
Wisconsin L 9-0
4/11-12 Gustavus Adolphus L 7-2
Illinois L 9-0
Central Michigan L 5-4
Indiana State L 7-2
4/18-19 Iowa L 9-0
Minnesota L 9-0
4/25-26 Wisconsin-Eau Claire W 5-1
Northeast Missouri L 6-3
Drake W 6-3
SIU Edwardsville W 5-4
1973-74 Season (13-13)
2/22-24 Southern Illinois L 7-2
South Carolina L 8-1
Wisconsin L 5-4
3/1 Iowa L 6-3
3/12 Wabash College W 6-3
3/22 Purdue W 9-0
Iowa L 7-2
4/5 Bradley W 7-1
Principia W 9-0
4/13 Illinois L 7-2
4/20-21 Gustavus Adolphus L 5-4
Minnesota L 5-4
Austin Peay L 7-2
4/30 Northewstern W 5-4
5/3-4 Miami-Ohio L 7-2
DePaul W 5-4
Notre Dame L 9-0

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1972-73 Season (10-3)
3/17 Purdue W 9-0
3/23 Bradley W 7-2
3/24 Iowa L 8-1
3/31 Illinois W 6-3
4/7 Principia W 9-0
4/14 Washington-St. Louis W 9-0
4/18 Arkansas L 6-1
4/19 Oral Roberts L 7-2
Tulsa W 5-4
5/4-5 Northern Illinois Invitational 4th Place
1971-72 Season (9-1)
3/28-30 Wisconsin State Invitational 1st Place
4/7 Ball State W 6-1
4/8 Harper Junior College W 9-0
4/27 Bradley W 8-1
4/28-29 Northern Illinois Invitational 5th Place
5/2 Purdue W 6-3
5/19-20 Midwestern Conference 4th Place
1970-71 Season (8-11)
Wisconsin L 9-0
4/3 Southwestern W 5-2
4/4 Alabama L 7-2
4/5 Southern Mississippi W 6-3
4/6 Nicholls State W 5-4
4/7 South Alabama W 5-4
4/9 Kentucky L 8-1
4/17 Ball State L 5-4
4/22 Iowa L 9-0
4/23 Bradley L 5-4
4/30-5/1 Mid-West Invitational 1st Place
5/14-15 Midwestern Conference Meet 3rd Place

1969-70 Season (7-10)
3/7 Bradley L 9-0
3/23 Southeast Louisiana W 9-0
3/24 South Alabama L 7-2
3/25 Alabama L 8-1
3/26 Delta State W 8-1
Evansville W 5-2
Valporaiso W 4-3
4/10-11 Northeast Missouri Invitational 5th Place
4/30 Missouri L 6-0
5/1-2 Midwest Invitational 6th Place
5/12 Northeast Missouri L 9-0
5/15-16 Interstate Conference Meet 4th Place
1968-69 Season (9-7)
3/8 Bradley L 6-3
3/15 Toledo L 9-0
Wisconsin L 9-0
3/29 Cumberland W 6-0
4/2 Belhaven W 8-1
5/2-3 Midwest Invitational 2nd Place
5/13 Wheaton W 9-0

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5/16-17 Interstate Conference Meet 1st Place
1967-68 Season (10-6)
3/30 Bradley L 7-2
4/2 North Central W 9-0
4/5-6 Northeast Missouri Tournament 3rd Place
4/8 Missouri W 5-4
4/ St. Ambrose L 7-2
4/25 Principia L 6-3
4/29 Illinois Wesleyan W 9-0
5/3-4 Midwest Invitational 1st Place
5/7 Illinois L 9-0
5/10 MacMurray W 7-2
5/14 Wheaton W 5-4
5/17-18 IIAC Tournament 1st Place
1966-67 Season (13-4)
3/20 Pensacola Naval Air Station L 6-3
Pensacola College W 8-0
3/22 Southeastern Louisiana W 7-2
Hendrix College W 8-1
3/25 Memphis State W 8-1
4/7-8 Northeast Missouri Tournament 2nd Place
4/11 Bradley L 6-3
4/18 Wheaton W 8-1
5/5-6 Midwest Invitational 1st Place
5/9 Illinois L 5-4
5/19-20 Interstate Conference Tournament 2nd Place
1965-66 Season (9-8)
4/2 Southwestern L 5-4
4/5 Mississippi College W 5-4
4/6 Millsap College W 9-0
4/8 Principia W 5-3
4/19 Illinois L 9-0
4/29 Bradley L 5-4
5/2 Wheaton L 6-3
5/7 Principia L 8-1
1964-65 Season (3-9)
4/7 Illinois L 9-0
4/9-10 Northeast Missouri Tournament 2nd Place
4/13 Washington-St. Louis L 9-0
St. Ambrose L 5-3
4/30 Bradley L 5-4
5/11 Wheaton L 5-4
5/12 Illinois Wesleyan L 5-4
5/21-22 IIAC Meet 2nd Place
1963-64 Season (13-5)
3/24 Central Missouri W 8-1
3/26 Rolla School of Mines W 8-1
3/27 Murray State
4/14 Illinois L 6-3
4/25 St. Louis L 5-4

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4/28 Bradley W 8-1
5/1 MacMurray W 8-1
5/9 Wheaton W 5-4
5/22-23 IIAC Meet 3rd Place
1962-63 Season (10-6)
4/6 St. Louis L 5-4
4/10-12 DePaul L 6-3
Bradley W 7-1
St. Louis L 5-4
Iowa State L 7-2
4/18 Grand Rapids W 8-0
5/4 Wheaton L 7-2
1961-62 Season (7-8)
4/7 Illinois L 8-1
4/13 Wheaton L 9-0
4/14 Bradley W 9-0
4/18-19 Roosevelt W 9-0
Northern Illinois L 5-4
4/20 MacAlester W 4-3
5/5 St. Louis L 5-4
5/18-19 IIAC Meet Unknown
1960-61 Season (6-11)
3/27 Mississippi L 5-4
3/28 Southwestern L 5-4
3/29 Vanderbilt L 8-1
4/ Illinois L 8-1
5/ Washington-St. Louis L 7-2
5/13 Wheaton L 7-2
5/19-20 Bradley L 5-4
Northern Illinois L 5-4
Bradley W 6-3
5/26-27 IIAC Meet 5th Place
1959-60 Season (8-4)
4/9 Illinois L 7-2
4/12 Quincy W 8-1
4/13 Quincy W 8-1
4/14-16 Bradley W 5-4
Bowling Green W 9-0
Washington-St. Louis L 5-4
5/18 Wheaton W 6-3
1958-59 Season (7-5)
Washington-St. Louis L 5-4
4/7 Illinois L 8-1
4/8 Bradley W 4-0
4/24 Wheaton W 6-3

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5/1 Lincoln College W 9-0
5/2 Palmer W 7-2
5/15-16 Peoria Quadrangular 2nd Place
1957-58 Season (15-2)
4/1 Southeast Missouri State W 9-0
4/2 St. Louis W 8-0
4/4 Washington-St. Louis Unknown
4/12 Illinois L 9-0
4/15 Bradley W 8-1
4/26 Wheaton W 6-3
5/1 Lincoln College W 9-0
Bradley W 9-0
5/24 IIAC Meet 3rd Place
1956-57 Season (10-3)
4/9 Illinois L 9-0
4/13 Bradley W 4-3
4/27 Wheaton W 6-3
5/ Palmer W 7-0
5/15 Bradley W 4-3
5/21 IIAC Meet T-1st Place
1955-56 Season (12-3)
3/23 Centenary College W 9-0
3/24 Centenart College W 9-0
3/26 Millsaps College L 9-0
3/28 Mississippi L 8-1
4/9 Chanute Field Air Force Base W 9-0
4/17 Bradley W 6-3
5/4 Wheaton W 5-4
1954-55 Season (14-3)
Whiting Field L 5-4
Pensacola Naval Air Station W 5-4
Pensacola Naval Air Station W 6-3
Pensacola Naval Air Station L 5-4
4/8 Pensacola Naval Air Station W 3-2
4/16 Bradley W 6-3
4/30 Wheaton W 9-0
5/18 Bradley W 8-1
5/20-21 IIAC Meet 1st Place
1953-54 Season (13-5)
4/2 Bradley L 7-2
Corry Field W 8-1
Whiting Field L 7-2
4/12 Pensacola Junior College W 8-1

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4/26 Millikin W 5-1
5/1 Beloit W 5-4
5/3 St. Louis W 8-1
5/13 Millikin W 4-2
5/15 Carthage W 9-0
5/19 Bradley W 5-4
1952-53 Season (14-2)
Mississippi W 5-4
4/2 Memphis Naval Air Station W 8-1
4/3 Union W 8-1
4/12 Bradley W 5-4
4/13 Millikin W 6-0
4/25 Beloit W 7-2
4/28 Bradley L 5-4
5/8 Millikin W 5-1
5/15 Carthage W 7-2
1951-52 Season (13-4)
4/7 Mississippi W 6-3
4/8 Memphis Naval Air Station W 7-2
4/11 Memphis Air Base W 9-0
4/16 Bradley L 6-3
4/19 Iowa L 7-2
4/25 Elmhurst W 9-0
4/28 Millikin W 5-1
5/6 Bradley L 7-2
5/10 Elmhurst W 6-3
5/14 Millikin W 5-1
5/30-31 NAIA Meet T-1st Place
1950-51 Season (16-2)
3/29 Millsaps W 9-0
3/30 Alabama L 5-4
3/31 Mississippi W 8-1
4/19 Millikin W 7-0
4/23 Elmhurst W 6-0
4/25 Bradley W 8-1
5/4 Bradley W 6-3
5/12 Elmhurst W 9-0
5/15 Millikin W 8-1
5/ IIAC Meet 1st Place
1949-50 Season (13-2)
4/15 Elmhurst W 6-0
4/18 Bradley W 6-1
4/29 Millikin W 8-1
5/10 Elmhurst W 6-0
5/13 Millikin W 6-1
5/22 Bradley W 5-2

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1948-49 Season (10-1)
4/9 Bradley L 4-3
4/22 Millikin W 7-2
4/30 Elmhurst W 7-0
5/3 Bradley W 6-0
5/7 Millikin W 9-0
5/13 Elmhurst W 5-0
1947-48 Season (6-5)
4/10 Bradley L 7-2
4/17 Elmhurst W 4-2
4/19 Millikin L 5-4
4/30 North Central L 5-3
5/8 Elmhurst W 4-3
5/10 Bradley L 6-3
5/17 Millikin W 6-3
1946-47 Season (4-5)
4/12 Bradley L 7-2
4/14 Millikin L 5-4
4/19 Millikin L 5-4
5/2 Elmhurst W 4-2
5/6 Bradley W 5-4
5/10 Elmhurst L 4-2
5/17 IIAC Meet 4th Place
1945-46 Season (7-1)
4/26 Bradley W 5-2
4/27 Millikin L 4-3
4/30 Millikin W 6-3
5/7 Bradley W 5-2
5/ Illinois Wesleyan W 4-3
5/11 Elmhurst W 6-0
1944-45 Season (1-1)
4/28 Elmhurst W 6-0
5/1 Illinois Cancelled
1941-42 Season (5-2-1)
??? Wheaton W 4-3
4/24 Bradley T 3-3
??? Northern Illinois L 5-1
5/5 Bradley W 5-1
5/8 Elmhurst T 3-3
5/13 St. Joseph L 5-4
5/ IIAC Meet 2nd Place
1938-39 Season (9-3)
4/15 Illinois L 7-0
4/22 Illinois L 7-0
4/28 Eureka W 6-0
4/29 Bradley W 6-0
5/3 Elmhurst W 6-0
5/12 Elmhurst W 6-1
5/17 Bradley W 5-1
5/ Illinois Wesleyan L 5-4
1937-38 Season (8-1)
4/14 Bradley W 7-0

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