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The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) has announced their Men’s Tennis All-Conference selections for 2007. Juan Carlos Mata Buxade from Sioux Falls has been named the Hauff Mid-America Sports/GPAC Men’s Tennis Player-of-the-Year, while Rick Harley from Nebraska Wesleyan is the Hauff Mid-America Sports/GPAC Men’s Tennis Coach-of-the-Year.
2007 GPAC Men's Tennis All-Conference Team:
Singles:
|
Position |
Name |
School |
Grade |
Hometown |
|
No. 1Singles |
Dean Flaten |
Concordia |
Senior |
Wayzata, Minn. |
|
No. 1 Singles |
Will Hotz |
Hastings |
Sophomore |
Grand Island, Neb. |
|
No. 1 Singles |
Zac Kerr |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Senior |
Grand Island, Neb. |
|
No. 1 Singles |
Braden Bradfield |
Sioux Falls |
Junior |
Sioux Falls, S.D. |
|
No. 2 Singles |
Jake Compaan |
Dordt |
Junior |
Holland, Mich. |
|
No. 2 Singles |
Nabil Sorathia |
Morningside |
Junior |
Sioux City, Iowa |
|
No. 2 Singles |
Juan Carlos Mata Buxade |
Sioux Falls |
Freshman |
La Paz, Mexico |
|
No. 3 Singles |
Tim Walstra |
Dordt |
Sophomore |
Muskegon, Mich. |
|
No. 3 Singles |
Nate Anderson |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Junior |
Fremont, Neb. |
|
No. 4 Singles |
Jesse Chavez |
Hastings |
Freshman |
Cheyenne, Wyo. |
|
No. 4 Singles |
Ryan McKeegan |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Freshman |
Lincoln, Neb. |
|
No. 5 Singles |
Eric Holmes |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Sophomore |
Grand Island, Neb. |
|
No. 5 Singles |
Nolan Wiese |
Sioux Falls |
Freshman |
Sioux Falls, S.D. |
|
No. 6 Singles |
Eric Peterson |
Morningside |
Junior |
Sioux City, Iowa |
|
No. 6 Singles |
Nick Eker |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Senior |
Omaha, Neb. |
Singles Honorable Mention: Benjamen Boekeloo (Dordt), Ethan Stout (Midland Lutheran), Marcus Herring (Concordia), Greg Costello (Midland Lutheran), Joel Patrick (Morningside), Mike Anderson (Sioux Falls), Ryan Van Deraa (Dordt), Scott Kraayenbrink (Dordt), Travis Bronson (Hastings), Codie Schmeichel (Sioux Falls), Boran Jaksic (Sioux Falls)
Doubles:
|
Position |
Name |
School |
Grade |
Hometown |
|
No. 1 Doubles |
Dean Flaten |
Concordia |
Senior |
Wayzata, Minn. |
|
|
Marcus Herring |
Concordia |
Sophomore |
Waverly, Neb. |
|
No. 1 Doubles |
Zac Kerr |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Senior |
Grand Island, Neb. |
|
|
Grant Johnson |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Senior |
Lincoln, Neb. |
|
No. 1 Doubles |
Braden Bradfield |
Sioux Falls |
Junior |
Sioux Falls, S.D. |
|
|
Nolan Wiese |
Sioux Falls |
Freshman |
Sioux Falls, S.D. |
|
No. 2 Doubles |
Nabil Sorathia |
Morningside |
Junior |
Sioux City, Iowa |
|
|
Joel Patrick |
Morningside |
Junior |
Council Bluffs, Iowa |
|
No. 2 Doubles |
Juan Carlos Mata Buxade |
Sioux Falls |
Freshman |
La Paz, Mexico |
|
Mike Anderson |
Sioux Falls |
Sophomore |
Aberdeen, S.D. |
|
No. 3 Doubles |
Eric Holmes |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Sophomore |
Grand Island, Neb. |
|
|
Nate Anderson |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Junior |
Fremont, Neb. |
Doubles Honorable Mention: Benjamin Boekeloo and Tim Walstra (Dordt), Jake Compaan and Ryan Van Deraa (Dordt), Nick Eker and Ryan McKeegan (Nebraska Wesleyan), Paul Stevens and Borajn Jaksic (Sioux Falls)
GPAC Hauff Mid-America Sports Player-of-the-Year: Juan Carlos Mata Buxade, Sioux Falls
GPAC Hauff Mid-America Sports Coach-of-the-Year: Rick Harley, Nebraska Wesleyan
