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Marquette Honors Six At Awards Banquet
5/13/2019 12:33:00āÆPM | Men's Tennis
Meyers claims MVP honors
The Marquette University men's tennis program honored six players at its annual awards banquet, following the conclusion of the 2018-19 campaign.
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Junior Brett Meyers claimed the Most Valuable Player Award after leading the team with 25 total singles victories.Ā He was 15-7 in dual action and teamed up with senior Alvaro Verdu to post a 12-2 mark in doubles.
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The Most Improved Player Award was shared by junior Alexander Warstler and freshman Fran San Andres.Ā Warstler posted personal-best single-season marks in singles, doubles and overall victories.Ā San Andres accounted for seven singles wins in dual action and became a consistent member of the squad's doubles lineup.
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Senior Greg Anderson and junior Brandon Shanklin shared the Coaches Attitude Award.Ā This honor recognizes the team member with the best work ethic on the court and in the classroom.
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Freshman Shaddy Khalafallah, who has aspirations of becoming a doctor, earned the Academic Award.Ā
The Golden Eagles finished 15-9 this year and advanced to the BIG EAST Tournament title match for the fifth-straight year, falling to top-seeded St. John's.Ā Marquette earned its first-ever title in 2018.
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Junior Brett Meyers claimed the Most Valuable Player Award after leading the team with 25 total singles victories.Ā He was 15-7 in dual action and teamed up with senior Alvaro Verdu to post a 12-2 mark in doubles.
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The Most Improved Player Award was shared by junior Alexander Warstler and freshman Fran San Andres.Ā Warstler posted personal-best single-season marks in singles, doubles and overall victories.Ā San Andres accounted for seven singles wins in dual action and became a consistent member of the squad's doubles lineup.
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Senior Greg Anderson and junior Brandon Shanklin shared the Coaches Attitude Award.Ā This honor recognizes the team member with the best work ethic on the court and in the classroom.
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Freshman Shaddy Khalafallah, who has aspirations of becoming a doctor, earned the Academic Award.Ā
The Golden Eagles finished 15-9 this year and advanced to the BIG EAST Tournament title match for the fifth-straight year, falling to top-seeded St. John's.Ā Marquette earned its first-ever title in 2018.
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