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NJCAA MEN’S TENNIS COACHES ASSOCIATIONPresident Brian RowanBrian Rowan is currently the assistant director of Athletics at Rowan Collegeas well as the head men’s tennis coach. Rowan joined the Rowan College atGloucester County staff full-time in the fall of 2008 taking the position ofAssistant Director of Athletics after serving as the head men’s tennis coach since2005. In 2010, Rowan led the men’s tennis team to its first NJCAA Division IIINational Championship. This was the first intercollegiate national championship in men’s tennis for any college or university from the state of New Jersey.In 2011, the team won its second NJCAA Division III National Championshipand also went on to win in 2012 and 2013. Under Rowan’s leadership, the men’stennis program has produced 42 NJCAA All-Americans and 17 individualNJCAA National Champions. He was named the NJCAA Max Grubbs NationalTennis Coach of the Year for his efforts in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. Rowan is a six-time recipient of the NJCAA Region XIX Coach of the Year Award(2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014). His teams have won six NJCAA Region XIXchampionships and seven Garden State Athletic Conference championshipsand have finished in the top four in the NJCAA National Tournament on sevenoccasions. Rowan earned his associate’s degree from Gloucester CountyCollege in the spring of 1997 where he was a member of both the men’sbasketball and men’s tennis teams. He continued his basketball career at RutgersUniversity-Camden where he earned a B.A. in history. In 2005, Rowan earnedhis master’s degree in educational leadership from the University of Phoenix. Anative of southern New Jersey, he graduated from Gateway Regional High Schoolin 1994 and currently resides in Blackwood, New Jersey with his wife Christine(herself an NJCAA Tennis All-American) and daughters Hailey and Hannah.8

NJCAA MEN’S TENNISTournament Schedule (tentative)DATETIMEEVENTMay 15MorningSinglesDIVISIONIIIILOCATIONCollin CollegeUTDAfternoonDoublesIIIICollin CollegeUTDMay 16MorningSinglesIIIICollin CollegeUTDAfternoonSingles Semi-Finals(backdraw)DoublesIIIUTDIIIICollin CollegeUTDMay 17MorningSinglesSingles Semi-Finals (main)Singles Finals (back draw)IIIIIIICollin CollegeCollin CollegeCollin CollegeAfternoonDoublesDoubles Semi-Finals (main)Doubles Finals (back draw)IIIIIIICollin CollegeCollin CollegeCollin CollegeMay 188 a.m.Singles Finals(main)IIICollin College9:30 a.m.Singles Semi-Finals(main)ICollin College11 a.m.Singles Finals(back draw)ICollin College1 p.m.Doubles Finals(main)IIICollin College3 p.m.Doubles Semi-Finals(main)ICollin College3 p.m.Doubles Finals(back draw)ICollin CollegeMay 198 a.m.Singles Finals(main)ICollin College10:30 a.m.Doubles Finals(main)ICollin CollegeFUTURE NJCAA HOSTING DATES AT COLLIN COLLEGEMen’s National Tennis TournamentMay 14-18, 2018For more information, visit http://www.collin.edu/athletics/nat tourn.htm9

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IABAC - Abraham BaldwinAgricultural College(Front row; from left) Hayate Sakaguchi,Raul Rodriguez, Nick Rosatti and Elvyn Nguyen(Back row; from left) Harry Benham,Yohan Nguyen, Eymeric Chevalier, Vitor Paulino,Lucas Gobet, Matthias Rogel and Colton PhillipsASA College (Miami)(Front row; from left) Martin Mendoza, KentaroMizushima, Guido Evangelista, Federico Barbon,Francisco Saez, Franco Best and Francisco Rivera(Middle row; from left) Assistant Coach DhaniellyQuevedo, Marius Tunaru, Tin Chen, Jules Pelatan,Jordan Petrie, Emilio Segarelli, Hugo Hasegawa,Rodrigo Garcia, Dusan Markovic and CoachBrian Slack(Back row; from left) Santiago Diaz, Sacha Modica,Federico Gomez, Fredrik Liljenberg, Olivier Koeng,Luis Espinoza, Peter Kersic and Eric Ahren MoongaBartonCommunity College(Front row; from left) Ray Strunk, Juan Jaimes,Kaio Massao, Felipe Carmargo andMarcel Miasato(Back row; from left) Coach Lyle Stickney, TristonHerbst, Giovanni Fragalle, Matheus Oliveira,Thales Machado, Juan Navarro10

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision ICollege of DuPage(From left) Alex Qans Kantizoris, Coach JamesPatrick Bowers, Charlie Biggs Mackh, SohilThehunder Sampat, Austin Wingard Blair, AidanPhlame Borre, David Jejunum Demoll, VolunteerAssistant Coach Michael Leveret Infanger, MikeJewel Allen, and Assistant Coach Josh Abarca(not pictured)College of Lake County(Front row; from left) Octavio Velazquez, AlexTobias, Jason Gomez, Karl Austria,Oliver Gallego, Joel Leonard. Josh Leonard andCoach Jim Love.Back row; from left) Zach Wisniewski, Alec Munroand Chethan AnantCollin College(Front row; from left) Daniel Stormon, AkinoriWada, Zachary Frisbie, Emilio Chavez, Thompson Tong and Matthew Story(Back row; from left) Coach Marty Berryman,Sybrand Cnossen, Connor Golden, James Cornsand Assistant Coach Rod Coltman11

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision ICopiah Lincoln(From left) Head Coach Blake Smith, HayesThompson, Tripp Case, Cory Alderman,Sebastian Osorio, Sebastian Harrell, Cole Moak,Juan Pinilla and Assistant Coach Brenda SmithCowley College(Front row; from left) Lucas Freitas, GuihermeDos Santos, David Alfaro, Christian Borrero, JoseCastro, Wlayimer Jimenez, Gaston Walitzky andChanse Bowie(Back row; from left) James Brimacome, DiegoSalinas, Ronald Rufyikiri, Lukas Michenka, HectorHernandez, Nick Liddy, Julien Aubry-Damon andBlake GrahamHarford Community College(Front row; from left) Victor Roman (Asst coach),Bradley Schug, Pablo Safont, Austin Barnes,Andrew Ryan, Flavio Carretero and Head CoachGeorge Budelis(Back row; from left) Juan Naranja, Xavier Graells,Zack Schaeffer, Alejendro Serrano Clarke, TomasParra and Luigi Fighera12

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IJacksonville College(From left) Coltan Gage, Manuel Perfecto,Andres Gomez, Christian Ogino, FranciscoPerez, Isaac Herrera, Cristian Pons, AndresGraterol, Antonio Pons, Oscar Ferrero, TomasTorres, Felipe Charry, Igor Gusmao, MartinZarate and Luis SoaresJones County Junior College(Front row; from left) Diego Leal, Jacob Bozeman, Brandon McCary, Blake Taylor(Back row; from left) Coach Brooks Buffington,Taqel Lewis, Luke Armstrong, Chase Penningtonand Jed Slover.LaredoCommunity College(Front row; from left) John Hundsnurscher, CalvinDuke, Bruno Juarez, Myrohn Miranda, FilippoBigardi and Head Coach Jaime B. Donjuan(Back row; from left) Juan Cruz Scoppetta,Matias Vargas, Victor Bravo and Jason Roberts13

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision ILewis and ClarkCommunity College(Front row; from left) Adrian Savic, Pedro Ferretti,Carson Ware, Daniel Gomez and NikolaDjordjevic(Back row; from left) Juan Camilo Chinchilla,Jared Smith, Vince Gass and Chris LoganMarion Military Institute(From left) Isaiah Polk, Barry Booth, AndrewCarey, Harry Foster, Geoffrey Winslow andDakota ChristoferMeridian Community College(Front row; from left) Johh Taylor Champion,Fed Hourdebaight, Nathan Hollis, Will Irvin andBreno Goncalves(Back row; from left) Alex Vaughn, Jason Pimenta, Will Swindoll, Noah James and Callan Shinall14

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IMesa Community College(From left) Kim Donghuynh, Eduardo Couto,Gavin Rast, Matt Fisher, Linus Holthey, NoelMaurin, David Felix and Gergo RendekMississippi Gulf CoastCommunity College(From left) Gage Switzer, John Teaque Murphy,Brayden Williams, Austin Moore, James Estrada,Noah Rowell, Noah Tippen, Hieu Yong, Reid Cudd,Blake Beech, Bret Bowen and Travis BellNew Mexico Military Institute(From left) Gabriel Atteh, Kukutla Motlojoa,Marcel Agbegne and Noureldin Adam.15

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IOakton Community College(Front row; from left) Peter Kloda, Head CoachKelly Johnson and Christian Lavengco(Back row; from left) Aidan Donaldson, RobertLazar, Samson George and Tobias KollerParadise Valley(Front row; from left) Harrison Fazlollahi, ChrisMalayan, Jonah Steffen, Tim Schlum and BrianTuncap(Back row; from left) Coach Jim Paajanen, NickMarroquin, Alfred Henry and Vicor TuncapPima Community College(From left) Raj Singh Kaila, Ivan Duran, DaltonReisig, Francisco Ton, Jesus Lopez, Marc Avalosand Francisco Sotelo.16

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IPrairie State College(From left) Coach Brian Johnson, Avilash Mishra,Mike Rivich, Daniel Nelson, Ian Millan,Daniel Diaz, Adarsh Sahoo and Charles GranstonSeminole College(Front row; from left) Antonio Garza, TJ Rush,Abdella Mohammed, Christopher Cox andKevin Major(Middle row; from left) Chisomo Lumeta, JakeHowe, Parker Johnson and Innocent Tidimane(Back row; from left) Aleksandr Pokusaev,Gueninle Ouattara, Andy Parker, Lleyton Pateland Lachlan NapierSeward CountyCommunity College(Front row; from left) Dane Mechali, HermanYue, Borja Font, Carlos Anez, Ben Finet, FelipeSarpa, Alex Mosehle, Lautaro Monardo, NgoniMakambwa and Sebastian Hernandez(Back row; from left) Gabe Nery, Diego Friere,Przemek Zielinski, Pano Vlachanikolos, OndrejNice, Connor Nelson, Duro Opacic, Macros Silvestre, Claudio Quinones and Renato Santos17

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision ITyler Junior College(Front row; from left) Adolfo Arroyo, FerranCalvo, Jorge Martinez, Reid Feehan and RichardLegendre(Back row; from left) Chris Anders, AlejandroHayen, Enrique Pardo, Drew Brown, Rahul Manoah, Aaron Westerlund and Philip FrankenWallace StateCommunity College(From left) Coach Tony Franklin,Cade Pressnell, Manager Jacob Lambert, CheckFreeman, Hunter Manley, Clint Watson, DamonCalvert, Toddric Stallworth, Donny Camp, LukeBowden and Alex Carter. (Not pictured) AssistantCoach Tim Garner18

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IIIBrookdale Community College(Front row; from left) Conner Prasad, SafieMoamen, Mostafa Moamen and Jacob Evans(Back row; from left) Coach John Macchio, CoachBilly Dannevig, Justyn Smith, Emir Hamzic, RiadHamzic, John Wills and Coach Rich KarpinskiElgin Community College(From left) Jack Brown, Kosuke Enami, JustinHowes, Alex Buckwinkler, Jonathan Hernandez,Ben Brictson and Allen JohansonIllinois ValleyCommunity College(From left) Joey Meyer, Max Moskalewic, NickMunson, Nick Needs,Chris Moshage, AaronPellican, Tyler Doughty (not shown) and KruegerKeen.19

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IIIMercer CountyCommunity College(Front row; from left) Shub Sharma, Noah Reyesand Elekuah Gary(Back row; from left) Assistant Coach Allison Noll,Assistant Coach Ralph Bencivengo, Nick Prestera,Xavier Shuda, Sang Ho Park and Head CoachMarc VecchiollaNassau Community College(Front row; from left) Assistant Coach PashaShapouri and Head Coach Laura Gilbert(Back row; from left) Team Manager MatthewKolkhorst, Brett Cohn, Matthew Lelonek, KevinAnglim, Akbar Hasan, Israel Bozor, John Yi, TeamManager Matthew Sears and TeamCaptain Robert GaviganOnondaga Community College(Front row; from left) Ryan Charlebois, MattCopani and Mitchel Lewis (Back row; from left)Coach John LaRose, Eric Day, Hunter Mazuroski,Fabrizio Tucci and Asst. Coach Eric Tressler (Notpictured) Sacha Borel20

TEAM ROSTERS & PHOTOSdivision IIIOxford Collegeof Emory University(Front row; from left) Geoffrey Yang, MichaelPioso, Nico Hasty, Henry Hua and Coach PernillaHardin(Back row; from left) Assistant Coach AnnaHardin, Guillermo Cabral, AJ Sonawala, GordonHua and Akshay RaghuramRowan Collegeat Gloucester County(Front row; from left) Connor Raudenbush, EricCusick, Ed McWilliams, Riccardo Savarese, IustinMunteanu(Back row; from left) Andrew MacDonald, JacobHarrison, Sebastian Gonzalez, Steve Harbesonand Mike Colville. Coaches (not pictured) BrianRowan, Scott Henderson and Kelly Hernandez21

2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSdivision I and IIIASA College (Miami)(Front row; from left) Pedro Ribes, Jose BaladoPerez, Mehdi Berrada, Sebastian Villicana,Nicolas Rouanet, Rasheed Carey,Guido Evangelista, Pablo Garcia(Back Row) Coach Brian Slack, Patricio Zarazua,Federico Gomez, Matheus Veltri, Olivier Kong,Callum Poland-Smith, Eric Ahren Moonga,Lois Castellon, Juan BermudezOxford Collegeof Emory University(Front Row; from left) Michael Pioso, ChaseMahrlig, Shams Sohani, Andrew Chow(Back row) Vignesh Sundarum, Adib Zaidi, PeterHiggins, Coach Pernilla Hardin.TEAM PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLEdivision Idivision IIIRockland Community College22

COLLIN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONAthleticsDr. Albert TezenoVice President of Student and Enrollment ServicesAthletic DirectorDr. Albert J. Tezeno has more than 15 years of experience in higher education. He is astudent-centered and service-focused educational leader, with an emphasis inexcellence in leadership and creativity. He strives to work in an inclusive mannerto ensure the delivery of services to students is maximized. Through technologicaladvances and quality customer service initiatives, he continues to expand servicesand increase the number of satisfied students. He completed his doctor of philosophydegree in urban higher education from Jackson State University in Jackson, Miss.He holds a master of business administration degree from the University of Phoenixand a bachelor of science degree in computer information systems from GramblingState University in Grambling, La.William MitchellDirector of Intramurals and FitnessWill Mitchell began his career with Collin College in 2016. He arrived with more than15 years of experience in parks and recreation administration, where he receivedthe Texas Recreation and Parks Society Horizon’s Award for his contributions to thefield. Mitchell was awarded the opportunity to play collegiate tennis under CoachNeal Kinlund at Texas State University, but declined after being the recipient ofthe Texas State JCPenney Scholarship for his academic achievements, graduatingin the top 10 percent of his class, community service involvement and excellingin athletics in four sports. Mitchell received a bachelor of business administrationin management from Texas State University and a master of science in sportsmanagement from the University of North Texas. He also has 18 hours toward amaster’s degree in public administration from The University of Texas at Dallas.23

COLLIN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONAthleticsDoug HeltonFacility DirectorDoug Helton is in his 15th year with Collin College. Prior to coming to the college,he worked with the Phoenix Suns in the merchandising department and with thegrants and planning division of the United States Olympic Committee in ColoradoSprings. A graduate of Lake Highlands High School in Dallas, Helton attendedBaylor University where he ran cross country and track and was a key memberof the Bears’ 1992 Southwest Conference Champion cross country team.After graduating with a bachelor of business administration in managementand marketing, he returned to Baylor and received a master of science in educationin 1997.COLLIN COLLEGE TENNIS HEAD COACHMartin “Marty” BerrymanAt the helm of the Cougar teams, Coach Martin Berryman has led his teams toa career record of 698–439, after starting the program in 1989. As a player, hehas competed at the sectional level and is a member of the professional USPTA.Coach Berryman has won numerous accolades as tennis coach. He was namedNJCAA Division II Coach of the Year eight times (1990-1995), the Division ICoach of the Year in 2010 and the Texas Professional Tennis Association Coachof the Year in 1998. He was also recognized as the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Men’s Coach of the Year in 1994, 1996 and 2006. In May 2001, Berrymanwas inducted into the NJCAA Men’s and Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame. CoachBerryman also won the 2009 Region V Coach of the Year award.Before coming to Collin College, Berryman taught biology and coached tennisat Terrell High School and Plano Senior High School. He played collegiate football at San Diego City College and later at East Texas State University, where hereceived both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in physical education.24

COLLIN COLLEGE TENNIS ASSISTANT COACHDr. Rod ColtmanDr. Rod Coltman played high school tennis at Churchill High School inSan Antonio. Aside from being a distinguished professor and lecturer, he isan avid tennis player who plays for a number of men’s teams in Collin County.Dr. Coltman received a bachelor’s degree in historical studies from TheUniversity of Texas at Dallas in 1988, a master’s degree in the history of ideasfrom UTD in 1990, and a Ph.D. in philosophy from DePaul University in Chicago in1997. In 2002-2003, he received the Collin College Outstanding Faculty Award.COLLIN COLLEGE TENNIS ASSISTANT COACHLarry CarterCoach Larry Carter is in his 10th year with the Cougars. The first eight of thoseyears were as an assistant women’s basketball coach. The Lady Cougars arecoming off a third year as Conference Champions and have been a mainstayin the national rankings during that time. Coach Carter is completing his firstyear as the full-time assistant coach. In that role, Coach Carter assists withall sports including their off-season workouts, and academic planning andtracking. Coach Carter is a graduate of the University of North Texas, where healso served as a student assistant for the men’s basketball program. He holds amaster’s degree from Concordia University in Irvine, California.25

COLLIN COLLEGEat a glanceFounded: 1985Mascot: Cougars/Lady CougarsColors: Blue and WhiteConference: North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference (NTJCAC)NJCAA Region: Region VWomen’s Intercollegiate Sports: Basketball and TennisMen’s Intercollegiate Sports: Basketball and TennisLocations: Plano (2), McKinney (2), Frisco, Allen and RockwallOverall students served yearly: About 52,000www.collin.edu/athletics26

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