OBU men’s tennis finishes year ninth

June 5, 2008

The final ranking came out for the Ouachita Baptist men’s tennis team as the Tigers were the third Gulf South Conference school in the top 10 by finishing ninth.
Ouachita Baptist, which fell to West Florida during the second round of the NCAA National Championships, was ninth, while Valdosta State was fourth and West Florida fifth. Armstrong Atlantic State of the Peach Belt Conference garnered the top spot. Barry and Drury were second and third, respectively. Lynn was sixth, while Francis Marion and Cameron were seventh and eighth. Behind the Tigers was Hawaii Pacific in the 10th spot.

Ondra Vana finished the year ranked eighth in singles play and was the only player from the Gulf South Conference in the top 10. Jan Plewinski was 29th in singles action. The doubles team of Vana and Jakub Smid were fourth in the country.

Team
1. Armstrong Atlantic State
2. Barry
3. Drury
4. Valdosta
5. West Florida
6. Lynn
7. Francis Marion
8. Cameron
9. Ouachita Baptist
10. Hawaii Pacific
Singles
1.    Alex Grubin……………Concordia
2.    Henry Estrella…………Incarnate Word
3.    Michael Knoedler…….Florida Southern
4.    Stefan Borg……………Drury
5.    Erick Siqueira…………Georgia C & S
6.    Tim Johannsen……….Armstrong
7.    Philip Pakebusch…….Anderson
8.    Ondra Vana……………Ouachita Baptist
9.    Lorenzo Cava………….Lynn
10.  Brian Compton………..Rollins
29.  Jan Plewinski…………..Ouachita Baptist
Doubles
1.   Ekkenga/Jelinek            Valdosta
2.   Array/Johanssen           Armstrong
3.   Pazos/Mullor                Cameron
4.   Vana/Smid                  Ouachita Baptist
5.   Estrella/Castillo            Incarnate Word

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