ojai record of events index

OJAI RECORD OF EVENTS INDEX
I.
Team Champions
1. Ojai Team Champions (1896-1898)
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II. Junior and School Champions and Finalists
2. Boys’ 14s Singles (1919-Present)
3. Boys’ 14s Doubles (1919-1982)
4. Boys’ 16s Singles (1962-Present)
5. Boys’ 16s Doubles (1962-2000)
6. Boys’ Interscholastic (CIF) Singles (1899-Present)
7. Boys’ Interscholastic (CIF) Doubles (1899-Present)
8. Boys’ Interscholastic (CIF) Team (1955-Present)
9. Girls’ 14s Singles (1919-Present)
10. Girls’ 14s Doubles (1919-1982)
11. Girls’ 16s Singles (1962-Present)
12. Girls’ 16s Doubles (1962-2000)
13. Girls’ 18s Singles (1907-Present)
14. Girls’ 18s Doubles (1907-Present)
15. Girls’ High School Team (1955-1973)
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Pages 4-5
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III. Open Champions and Finalists
16. Men’s Singles (1899-Present)
17. Men’s Doubles (1900-Present)
18. Women’s Singles (1900-Present)
19. Women’s Doubles (1900-Present)
IV.
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Pac-12 Champions and Finalists
20. Men’s Singles (1954-2011)
21. Men’s Doubles (1954-2011)
22. Men’s Team (1951-Present)
23. Women’s Singles (1987-Present)
24. Women’s Doubles (1987-Present)
25. Women’s Team (1987-Present)
26. Men’s Invitational Singles (1997-2011)
27. Men’s Invitational Doubles (1997-2011)
28. Women’s Invitational Singles (1997-Present)
29. Women’s Invitational Doubles (1997-Present)
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V. Collegiate and Community Colleges Champions and Finalists
30. Men’s Intercollegiate Singles (1911-1953)
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31. Men’s Intercollegiate Doubles (1911-1953)
32. Men’s Invitational Singles (1986-1996)
33. Men’s Invitational Doubles (1986-1996)
34. Women’s Invitational Singles (1986-1996)
35. Women’s Invitational Doubles (1986-1996)
36. Men’s Independent Singles (1954-Present)
37. Men’s Independent Doubles (1954-Present)
38. Men’s Independent Team (1954-Present)
39. Women’s Independent Singles (1916-Present)
40. Men’s Indepenedent Doubles (1916-Present)
41. Women’s Independent Team (1955-Present)
42. Men’s Big West Singles (1989-2002)
43. Men’s Big West Team (1989-2002)
44. Women’s Big West Singles (1989-2002)
45. Women’s Big West Team (1989-2002)
46. Men’s Division III Singles West Regional (1997-Present)
47. Men’s Division III Doubles West Regional (1997-Present)
48. Women’s Division III Singles West Regional (1998-1999)
49. Women’s Division III Doubles West Regional (1998-1999)
50. Men’s Community College Singles (1938-Present)
51. Men’s Community College Doubles (1938-Present)
52. Men’s Community College Team (1953-Present)
53. Women’s Community College Singles (1968-Present)
54. Women’s Community College Doubles (1968-Present)
55. Women’s Community College Team (1974-Present)
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VI. Miscellany
56. Mixed Doubles (1900-1956)
57. Old-Timers Event (1959)
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OJAI RECORD OF EVENTS
I. Ojai Team Champions 1896-1898
1) 1896 -- Ojai Champions (Edgar A. Carne, Harold Hope Doeg, L. H. Green, W. C. Hendrickson, E. A. Palmer, W.L. Thacher)
defeated Ventura Champions (Dr. Arneill, Trevor Isenberg, A. S. Kenagy, Mack Love, T. G. Morrison, Oliver P. Morton).
1897 -- Ojai and Ventura Champions (Trevor Isenberg, A.S. Kenagy, Mack Love, Oliver P. Morton, Edward A. Palmer, H. G. Stevens,
W. L. Thacher, James V. Weeden) defeated Santa Barbara Champions (George R. Agassiz, Arthur Alexander, W. Murray Alexander, C.
S. Fay, R. Barrett Fithian, W.M.S. Moore, R. A. Rainey).
Ventura and Santa Barbara Champions (Arthur Alexander, W. Murray Alexander, Oliver P. Morton, and W.L. Thacher) defeated Los
Angeles Champions (Arthur Bumiller, J. Cravens, Robert A. Rowan, Mr. Welcome).
1898 -- Northern California Champions (Samuel Hardy, Sumner Hardy, George R. Whitney, Robert N. Whitney) defeated Southern
California Champions (Arthur Bumiller, Oliver S. Picher, Robert A. Rowan, W. L. Thacher.)
II. Ojai Junior and School Champions
2) Boys’ 14-and-under Singles Championship
The Ojai Lions Club Trophy; First presented in 1961
The Harold Scott Chaffee Memorial Trophy was presented from 1952 to 1960
Champion
Finalist
1919-Theodore Jones (Nordhoff)
Roger Herbert (Nordhoff)
1920-Curtis H. Selden (Thacher School)
George Bailard (Carpinteria)
1921-James Keely (El Monte)
John McCarter (San Antonio, Ojai)
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1922-Keith Gledhill (Eichler's School, SB)
1923-Keith Gledhill (Echler's School, SB)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Keith Gledhill (Santa Barbara Jr. High)
1926-Robert Hastings (Thacher School)
1927-Robert Johnson (Thacher School)
1928-William Doeg (Santa Monica HS)
1929-Jay Cohn (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1930-Jay Cohn (Santa Monica HS)
1931-Gene Mako (Glendale HS)
1932-Robert Braley (Los Angeles HS)
1933-Bernard Coghln (John Adams Jr. HS)
1934-Joseph Hunt (Fairfax HS)
1935-James Wade (Charles Elliott Jr. HS)
1936-Nolan McQuown (Franklin HS)
1937-Robert Carrothers (Coronado HS)
1938-Harry Likas (Lowell HS San Francisco)
1939-Budge Patty (LA HS)
1940-Bob Falkenburg (Bancroft Jr. HS, Hollywood)
1941-Gerald Jacobs (Oxnard HS)
1942-Herb Flam (Beverly Vista)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-W. Reed (Alameda HS)
1946-R. Perry (University HS, Pasadena)
1949-Don Kierbow (Venice)
1950-Franklin Johnson (San Diego)
195l-Jon Douglas (Lincoln Jr. High, Santa Monica)
1952-Tom Freiberg (Beverly Hills)
1953-Norman Perry (University LA)
1954-Joe Cowley (Le Conte)
1955-George Stoesser (Serra)
1956-Billy Bond (La Jolla)
1957-Billy Bond (La Jolla)
1958-David Sanderlin (El Cajon)
1959-Gerald Applebaum (University)
1960-Ron Dewing (Grossmont)
1961-Thomas Karp (Emerson)
1962-Jim Rombeau (Walter Reed)
1963-Don Lutz (St. John Vianney)
1964-Rick Evans (La Jolla)
1965-Randy Thomas (Mar Vista)
1966-M. Randell Thomas (Mar Vista)
1967-Bob Kreiss (Emerson)
1968-Joseph Edles (Stephens)
1969-David Bohrnstedt (Clement)
1970-Christopher Lewis (Harvard)
1971-Perry Wright (Beverly Hills)
1972-Don Paulsen (Washington)
1973-Jeff Jones (Smedley)
1974-Daniel Saltz (UTT)
1975-Randy Nixon (Corona Jr. High)
1976-John Davis (Lincoln Jr. High)
1977-Christopher Schoop (Paul Revere Jr. High)
1978-Tim Pawset (Hewes Jr. High)
1979-Richard D. Leach (Thurston Jr. High)
1980-Eric Amend (Rolling Hills)
1981-Tim Trigueiro (Santa Barbara)
1982-Mike Briggs
1983-Carl Chang
Martin Kosub (San Antonio)
Thomas Todd (Thacher School)
Nelson Dodge (Marshall G. S., Pasadena)
Sam Gorham (Ojai Valley School)
James Bobbitt (Glendale HS)
Charles Hunt (Star of Sea, San Francisco)
Charles Hunt (San Rafael Military)
Gene Mako (Glendale HS)
Jack Creamer (McKinley Jr. HS)
Robert Underwood (Los Angeles HS)
Joseph Hunt (St. Ignatius, San Francisco)
Julius Heldman (Hollywood HS)
Ted Schroeder (Glendale HS)
Ted Olewine (Lincoln Jr. HS)
Douglas Woodbury (Fairfax H., Hollywood)
George Triester (Los Angeles HS)
John Howard (Bancroft Jr. HS Hollywood)
Charles Hubbard, Jr. (Polytechnic, Long Beach)
Don Woolsey (Ventura Jr. HS)
Glenn Bassett (Lincoln Jr. High)
C. R. Livingston (Alhambra HS)
A. Cleveland (Lincoln Jr. High, Santa Monica)
Joe Blatchford (Beverly Hills)
Jon Douglas (Santa Monica)
Franklin Johnson (St. Augustine)
Ron Schoenberg (Loyola)
John Serrano (Van Nuys)
Bobby Delgado (Bret Harte Jr. HS)
Ron Sandys (La Jolla)
Ramsey Earnhart (Ventura)
Charles Rombeau (North Hollywood)
Charles Rombeau (North Hollywood)
Steve Foster (Walter Reed)
Stephen Foster (North Hollywood)
Carlos Carriedo (Santa Rita)
Doug Verdieck (Redlands)
Tom Hodges (Ojai Valley School)
Richard Sherwood (Beverly Hills)
Mark Shires (Emerson)
James Hagey (La Jolla)
Chico Hagey (La Jolla Day)
Steve Mott (Muirlands)
Thomas Kreiss (Rextord)
Paul Donzis (El Rodeo)
Mike Edles (Hughes)
Alan Winkler (St. John)
Ronald Hightower (Thomas Starr King)
Seth Grinspan (Revere)
David Siegler
Mike Terner
Donovan Jones
Rick Leach
Matthew Frooman
Frank Grannis
Mike Briggs
Steve Wiere
Tom Blackmore
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1984-Giora Payes
1985-Willy Quest
1986-Hernan Olivas
1987-Jonathan Leach
1988-Graham Giles
1989-James Conda
1990-Cecil Mamiit
1991-Alex Hernandez
1992-Geoff Abrams
1993-Ryan Moore (Fullerton)
1994-Taylor Dent (Newport Beach)
1995-Travis Rettenmaier (Camarillo)
1996-Paul Warkentin (Santa Barbara)
1997-Brian Morton (Costa Mesa)
1998-Aaron Yovan (Irvine)
1999-Justin Montgomery (Channel Isl. Harbor)
2000-Hagop Tadevosian (Glendale)
2001-Samuel Tadevosian (Glendale)
2002-Leif Sunderland (Malibu)
2003-Andrew Mateljan (Redlands)
2004-Nicolas Meister (Trabuco Canyon)
2005-John Sundling (Thousand Oaks)
2006-Spencer Simon (Santa Barbara)
2007-Spencer Simon (Santa Barbara)
2008-Michael Lowe (Ventura)
2009-Brendan McClain (Ventura)
2010-Collin Altamirano (Santa Barbara)
2011-Aidan Jiang (Ojai)
2012-Arash Hafezi (Irvine)
2013-Kento Perera (Santa Barbara)
2014-Austin Di Giulio (Newport Beach)
Michael Chang
Matthew Semler
Marco-Antonio Zuniga
Heath Montgomery
Adam Peterson
Eric Lin
Jakub Pietrowski
Mike Bryan (Camarillo)
Bob Bryan (Camarillo)
Zachary Fleishman (Playa del Rey)
Jesse Melton (Los Angeles)
Danny O'Rourke (Petaluma)
Brian Wilson (San Marcos)
Drew Hoskins (Los Alamitos)
Rylan Rizza (Rancho Palos Verdes)
Minh Tang (Monterey Park)
Andrew Eklov (Ojai)
Lee Singer (Laguna Niguel)
Alex Krueger-Wyman (Pasadena)
Jake Fleming (Newport Beach)
Jenson Turner (Woodland Hills)
Kyle McMorrow (Thousand Oaks)
Warren Hardie (Laguna Niguel)
Billy Pecor (Ojai)
Thomas Pecor (Ojai)
Gage Brymer (Irvine)
Ciro Riccardi (Los Angeles)
Henry Gordon (Corona Del Mar)
Chaz Downing (Newport Coast)
Lucas Bellamy (Pacific Palisades)
Gavin Dail (North Hollywood)
3) Boys’ 14-and-Under Doubles
Younger Boys' Doubles until 1962; Event has not been held since 1982
Champions
Finalists
1919-James A. Arneill-Roland A. Roberts (Thacher)
John Tyschen-Ysidro Valencia (Nordhoff)
1920-Ysidro Valencia-Allen Taylor (Nordhoff)
H. Alexander Glade-John K. Curtis (Thacher)
1921-Bruce McDonnell-Fay Smith (Ventura)
Martin Kosub-Sam Kosub (San Antonio)
1922-James Gabbert-Austin Ryan (Ventura)
Irving Kravits-Cyril Coy (San Antonio)
1923-Charles Mackin-James Gabbert (Ventura)
Robert King-Albert Lopez (Nordhoff)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Barton L. Goodrich-Liliburn Smith (Fullerton HS)
Milton Phillips-William Udall (Ojai Jr. High)
1926-Ernest Smith-Warren Cook (Francis Willard Jr. High)
I. Pike-M. Lovell (Harvard School)
1927-C. Albright-J. Pike (Harvard School)
J. Crooke-E. Wales (Fullerton HS)
1928-C. Albright-R. Mitchell (Harvard School)
B. Packard-C. Walsh (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1929-M. Woodside-H. Haight (El Monte HS)
S. Lance-R. Lance (Fullerton HS)
1930-James Ware-Jack Creamer (So. Pasadena Jr. HS)
Manuel Miller-Kenneth Hughes (Harvard)
1931-H. Moon-W. Ruckert (Santa Monica High)
C. Morris-D. Schneider (Santa Monica)
1932-F. Caulk-J. Torrey (Polytechnic Elem.)
E. Trash-D. Bushnell (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1933-P. Lynch-G. Meacher (Taft)
D. Bundy-C. Mann (Santa Monica Jr. HS)
1934-Roddin-Beck (Anaheim HS)
D. Bundy-C. Mann (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1935-M. Miller-G. Proctor (Lincoln Jr. HS)
R. Stanford-G. Nelson (LA HS)
1936-H. Lowe-Robert Blackmore (Santa Ana HS)
John Gay-Richard Puntnam (Redlands HS)
1937-Robert Rogers-Robert Laun (Los Angeles HS)
Jack Bowker-Bill Cauglin (Calexico HS)
1938-Tom Brents-Bob Gregg (Calexico HS)
Bob-Tom Falkenburg (Bancroft H.S, Hollywood)
1939-Bob-Tom Falkenburg (Bancroft Jr. HS, Hollywood)
Tommy Van Fleet-Herbert Benham (La Cumbre Jr. HS, SB)
1940-R. McGalliard-Lee Glouner (No. Hollywood HS
Jim Jenkins-Frank Dasey (Lincoln Jr. HS, Santa Monica)
1941-Ted Grieder-Scott Chaffee (Ventura Jr. HS)
Jim Jenkins-Jay Cook (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1942-E. Ford-D. Basham (Santa Barbara)
Leonard Warren-Don Woolsey (Ventura Jr. High)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
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1946-No Tournament
1947-Stafford Carson-Edward S. Henderson (Santa Paula HS)
1948-J. Perley-R. Hertel (Ventura Jr. High)
1949-Jimmy Read-Bob Jacobs (Santa Monica)
1950-Stephen Gottlieb-Edward Covey (Beverly Hills)
1951-Ronald Prager-Myron Franks (Beverly Hills)
1952-Paul Wendland-David Baldwin (Inglewood)
1953-Rawson Lloyd-LeRoy Gilbert (Santa Barbara)
1954 Charles Earl-Richard Drake (Lincoln Jr. High, SM)
1955-Eugene Tanasescu-George Conway (Lincoln Jr. High, SM)
1956-Peter Sanderson-Bently Hill (La Jolla)
1957-Gary Chazan-George Ogle (Beverly Hills)
1958-Elty Brown-Paul Speights (Harvard)
1959-John-Bill Yeomans (LA)
1960-Tidball-Tidball (Van Nuys)
1961-Rombeau-Rombeau (N. Hollywood)
1962-Berrymon-Lansdorp (Roosevelt)
1963-Verdieck-Bohrnstedt (Redlands)
1964-Freeman-Hagey (La Jolla)
1965-Mike Kreiss-Bob Kreiss (Emerson)
1966-Tommy McArdle-Bobby Pierce (Pacific Palisades)
1967-McArdle-McNairy (Pacific Palisades)
1968-Fugle-Greenberg (Paul Revere)
1969-Newberry-Kearny (Muirlands)
1970-Newberry-Kearn (Horace Ensign)
1972-Wittwer-Smith (Horace Ensign)
1973-Leonard-Nelson (Harvard)
1974-Beaver-White (Santa Barbara)
1975-Beaver-White
1976-Rifenbark-Sands
1977-B. Duesler-S. Schultz
1978-H. Lenhardt-K. Jones
1979-G. Broms-M. Borras
1980-A. Olmedo-T. Frazier
1981-S. Jung-S. Jung
1982-A. Reynolds-J. Freeman
George Stewart-R. Jurgensen (Poly Elem.)
F. Dickason-J. Read (Lincoln Jr. H., Santa Monica)
John Littig-Jack Douglas (Lincoln Jr. High, Santa Monica)
Gilbert White-Paul Gray (Laguna Blanca, Santa Barbara)
Wilson-Couch (San Marino)
Robert Ritchie-James Pagliotti (Santa Barbara)
Charles Earl-Richard Drake (Lincoln Jr. H., Santa Monica)
Craig Joyner-Ron Sandys (La Jolla)
William Ronaldson-Peter Sanderson (La Jolla)
Michael Rabbitt-George Ogle (Beverly Hills)
Eltinge Brown-Dick Hillman (North Hollywood)
John Yeomans-Bill Yeomans (J. Burroughs)
Verdieck-Ciano (Redlands)
Leck-Rombeau (Walter Reed)
Dey-Talmadge (Lincoln Jr.)
Rogers-Fort (Lincoln Jr.)
Fort-Rogers (Santa Monica)
De Bus-Merry (Lincoln)
Ken Fisher-Rick Mahan (Lincoln)
John Champion-Mike Lang (Revere)
Hagey-Wyer (La Jolla Day)
Schneider-Motley (Le Conte)
Greenberg-Fugle (Paul Revere)
Anderson-Noll (Huntington)
Ryan-Gerlach (Paul Revere)
Bernstein-Johnston (Wilshire)
Turner-Daniels (Harvard)
Turner-Daniels
Arrendondo-Duesler
G. Shea-Danny Alle
A. Cioth-J. Letts
S. Brownsberger-B. Sullivan
W. Moravec-F. Hunt
J. Freeman-C. Sam
T. Marcoline-D. Robbins
4) Boys 16-And-Under Singles Championship
The Perry T. Jones Trophy; First presented in 1968
Champion
1962-Jim Hobson (Sunny Hills)
1963-Bob Lutz (St.John Vianney)
1964-Stephen Avoyer (Pt Loma)
1965-John Fort (Santa Monica)
1966-Mark Shires (Emerson)
1967-Mike Kreiss (University)
1968-Robert Kreiss (University)
1969-Chico Hagey (La Jolla Day)
1970-Joe Edles (Poly, Long Beach)
1971-David Sherbeck (El Dorado)
1972-Bruce Manson (Grant)
1973-Howard Schoenfield (Beverly Hills)
1974-Walter Redondo (St. Augustine)
1975-Jeffry Jones
1976-Lance Good
1977-Scott Davis
1978-Scott Davis
1979-Jonathan Canter
1980-Tim Pawset
1981-Eric Amend
1982-Eric Amend
1983-Tim Trigueiro
Finalist
Tom Karp (University)
Doug Verdieck (Redlands)
Doug Verdieck (Redlands)
Jay Paulson (Palos Verdes)
Jim Armstrong (Bakerstield)
Paul Sidone (Pacific Grove)
Paul Sidone (Pacific Grove)
John Burrman (Hilltop)
Steve Mott (La Jolla)
Michael Nissley (Santa Monica)
Howard Schoenfield (Beverly Hills)
Jeff Williams (Patrick Henry)
Eliot Teltsher (Palos Verdes)
Clark Diehl
Andy Gordon
Randy Nixon
Howard Sands
Tim Pawset
Matthew Frooman
Rick Leach
Ken Diller
Alex Nizet
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1984-Jeff Tarango
1985-Carl Chang
1986-Joe Vidaurreta
1987-Chris Numbers
1988-Jonathan Leach
1989-Jonathan Leach
1990-Adam Peterson
1991-Alex Decret (Santa Barbara)
1992-Taryn Burek (Del Mar)
1993-Geoff Abrams (Newport Beach)
1994-Joseph M. Gilbert (Fullerton)
1995-Joost Hol (Santa Ana)
1996-Erin Carroll (Ventura)
1997-Cody Jackson (Westminister)
1998-Travis Rettenmaier (Camarillo)
1999-Brian Wilson (Ojai)
2000-Lester Cook (Woodland Hills)
2001-Doug Stewart (Malibu)
2002-Yevgeny Supeko (Ojai)
2003-Chris Ko (Pacific Palisades)
2004-Kallim Stewart (Ojai)
2005-Bozhidar Katsarov (Ojai)
2006-Bozhidar Katsarov (Ojai)
2007-Daniel Nguyen (Oxnard)
2008-David Watson (Ojai)
2009-Billy Pecor (Ojai)
2010-Patrik Fabian (Ojai)
2011-Ciro Riccardi (Los Angeles)
2012-Eli Whittle (Nipomo)
2013-Aidan Jiang (Ojai)
2014-Brandon Lam (Westlake Village)
Carl Chang
Jeff Tarango
Matt Semler
Ryan Gateley
Marco Zuniga
Peter Jeschke
David Roditi
Philip Tseng (Thousand Oaks)
Jakub Pietrowski (Huntington Beach)
Joseph M. Gilbert (Fullerton)
Dylan Mann (Canoga Park)
Jose Lieberman (Los Angeles)
Chase Exon (Irvine)
Philip Sheng (Thousand Oaks)
Ryan Redondo (Ojai)
Travis Rettenmaier (Camarillo)
Aaron Yovan (Irvine)
Jamil Al-Agba (Ojai)
Kaes Van’t Hof (Santa Margarita)
Alex Krueger-Wyman (Pasadena)
Andrew Mateljan (Redlands)
Andrey Potapkin (Valley Village)
Mousheg Hovhannisyan (Los Angeles)
Yuske Kusuda (Ojai)
Marcos Giron (Thouand Oaks)
Justin Agbayani (Yorba Linda)
Brendan McClain (Ventura)
Alex Giannini (Los Angeles)
Nikolas Ramadan (San Clemente)
Austin Rapp (Rancho Mirage)
Ethan Young-Smith (Ventura)
5) Boys’ 16-and-Under Doubles Championship
The Tony Thacher Trophy; First presented in 1983
Champions
1962-Willens-Grubb (Santa Monica)
1963-White-Fiske (Thacher)
1964-Rippner-Carther (Hamilton)
1965-Bohrnstedt-Verdieck (Redlands Jr.)
1966-Freeman-Evans (La Jolla)
1967-Hart-Cripe (Newport Beach)
1968-Segura-Smith (University)
1969-McNairy-McArdle (Palisades)
1970-Russell-Vermund (Corona Del Mar)
1971-Newberry-Kearney (Muirlands)
1972-Greenberg-Mullin (Palisades)
1973-Greenberg-Petrovic (Palisades)
1974-Bernstein-Sena (Sunny Hills)
1975-Bernstein-Sena (Sunny Hills)
1976-White-Basham
1977-Merrill-Wooldridge
1978-D. Gill-K. MacDougal
1979-R. Duesler-S. Schultz
1980-G. Hayward-A. Fox
1981-C. Dadian-D. Yates
1982-C. Dadian-D. Yates
1983- Stuart Jung-Steven Jung
1984-Terry Marcoline-Gary Rees
1985-Benson Curb-Robert Carlton
1986-Robert Grant-Anthony Cortez
1987-Mark Sundahl-Al Martinez
1988-Colby Morita-Noli Zosa
Finalists
Ritz-Teeguarden (Hamilton)
McIver-Cardenes (St. Augustine)
Bohrnstedt-Verdieck (Redlands)
Evans-Freeman (La Jolla)
Verdieck-Bohrnstedt (Redlands)
Merry-Lee (Santa Monica)
Nakazawa-Kettenburg (Troy)
Hofer-Lawrence (Santa Monica)
Eastman-O'Heilly (Newport)
Mullin-Hofer (Lincoln)
Newberry-Kearney (La Jolla)
Whitwer-Marosi (Newport)
Marosi-Whitwer (Newport Harbor)
Curley-Otterbein
Vartan-Gee
Godfrey-Mikelsen
S. Schultz-P. Robinson
E. Mandler-K. Jones
E. Berman-M. Borras
T. Khoury-J. Griffen
C. Dunn-N. Gary
P. LaGasse-A. Olmedo
C. Kaplan-J. Gary
K. Briscoe-T. Hong
R. Ivey-A. Steinhardt
D. Bowen-W. Dann
S. Beougher-Cabral
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1989-Suri Appa-David Mullarkey
1990-James Conda-Jonathan Elsberry
1991-Jonathan Chang-Shepley Smith
1992-Michael D. Smith (S.B.)-Peter Webb (Ventura)
1993-Bob Bryan-Mike Bryan (Camarillo)
1994-Bob Bryan-Mike Bryan (Camarillo)
1995-Leo Docayanan-Uly Marquez (San Diego)
1996-Tom Lloyd-Carl McCafferty (Yorba Linda)
1997-Carl McCafferty-Ryan Redondo (Highland)
1998-Jeff Kazarian-Scott Spencer (Rolling Hills)
1999-Derrick Bauer-Armando Carrascosa (Ojai)
2000-Robert Kennedy-Peter Kulmaticki (Newport Beach)
Event not held after 2000.
Jason McKenna-Sean McKenna
Ramsey Gerber-Simon Kurth
Allan Jurlina-Jerry Prior
John Downer-Jeff Shoemaker (San Clemente)
Ian Carrera-Tyler Stonebreaker (Goleta)
Rooshi Panchal-Sanjay Roy (Diamond Bar)
Jose Arzaga-Ryan Michas (Long Beach)
Mark Gonzalez-Justin Kiley (Pomona)
David Lingman-Thomas Lloyd (Yorba Linda)
K. C. Corkery (Manhattan Beach)-Hunter Jack (Corona Del Mar)
Hunter Jack (Corona Del Mar)-Brian Morton (Costa Mesa)
John Paul Beck-Ashwin Bhargava (Santa Barbara)
6) Boys' Interscholastic Singles
The Farnam Cup (Also called The Ojai Valley Tennls Club Cup)
The oldest of the Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament perpetual trophies, it was first presented in 1902, and every available space is covered
with the names of those who've won it, even the inside, the handles and the bottom. These later names were re-engraved on the pedestal
plate.
Champion
1899-Trowbridge Hendricks (LA HS)
1900-Trowbridge Hendricks (LA HS)
1901-Trowbridge Hendricks (LA HS)
1902-Claude A. Wayne (Alhambra HS)
1903-Claude A. Wayne (Alhambra HS)
1904-Albert T. Spaulding (Thacher School)
1905-Hal W. Gorham (LA HS)
1906-Hal W. Gorham (LA HS)
1907-W. H. Mace (Occidental Prep School)
1908-Charles Rogers (LA HS)
1909-Ward Dawson (LA HS)
1910-Ward Dawson (LA HS)
1911-Clifton B. Herd (Throop Institute)
1912-Emery H. Rogers (Thacher School)
1913-Amos N. Wilder (Thacher School)
1914-E. H. McCormick (LA HS)
1915-Kenneth N. Hawks (Pasadena HS)
1916-Frank Winne (Manual Arts)
1917-Harvey B. Snodgrass (Manual Arts)
1918-Lyle Hackney (Pasadena HS)
1919-Harold L. Godshall (Harvard School)
1920-Harold L. Godshall (Harvard School)
1921-Richard H. Hinckley (Hollywood HS)
1922-Conrad Bryant (Hollywood HS)
1923-Conrad Bryant (Hollywood HS)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Jack DeLara (Franklin)
1926-John Doeg (Santa Monica HS)
1927-Keith Gledhill (Santa Barbara HS)
1928-Ellsworth Vines Jr, (Pasadena HS)
1929-Hugh McArthur (San Diego HS)
1930-Jack Tidball (Hollywood HS)
1931-J. Cohn (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1932-Gene Mako (Glendale HS)
1933-Wm. S. Seward (Beverly Hills HS)
1934-Robert Riggs (Franklin HS)
1935-Robert Riggs (Franklin HS)
1936-Robert Riggs (Franklin HS)
1937-Jack Kramer (Montebello HS)
1938-Ted Olewine (Santa Monica HS)
1939-Jack Kramer (Montebello HS)
Finalist
Truman Gridley (Thacher School)
Truman Gridley (Thacher School)
Truman Gridley (Thacher School)
Victor Morgan (San Diego HS)
Samuel S. Spaulding (Thacher School)
S. Horace Donnell (LA HS)
Courtney E. Lacey (Pasadena HS)
Gerald C. Young (Monrovia HS)
Ward Dawson (LA HS)
Ward Dawson (LA HS)
Charles Rogers (LA HS)
Clifton B. Herd (Throop Institute)
Erle P. Barker (Pasadena HS)
John Wooldredge (Thacher School)
E. H. McCormick (LA HS)
Allyn H. Barber (LA HS)
Greayer Clover (LA HS)
John Dunshee (Nordhoff HS)
Felton H. Taylor (Nordhoff HS)
Charles Deffebach (Manual Arts)
Richard H. Hinckley (Hollywood HS)
Harry I. Coffin (Harvard School)
Arnold Wolff (LA HS)
Frederick Houser (Alhambra HS)
Alan Harrington (Hollywood HS)
S. Robinson (Pasadena HS)
Allen Blade (San Diego HS)
H. McArthur (San Diego HS)
Keith Gledhill (Santa Barbara HS)
Phil Hanna (Hollywood HS)
R. Blaskower (Bates)
Leonard Patterson (Hollywood HS)
Charles Hunt (Alhambra HS)
N. Russell (Beverly Hills HS)
Jack Cramer (University School)
Joe Hunt (Fairfax HS)
Leslie Allen (Santa Barbara HS)
Myron McNamara (No. Hollywood HS)
Arthur Marx (Beverly Hills HS)
Tel Olewine (Santa Monica HS)
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1940-Earl Cochell (LA HS)
1941-Edward "Budge" Patty (LA HS)
1942-A. McDonald (Alhambra)
1943- No Tournament
1944- No Tournament
1945- No Tournament
1946- No Tournament
1947-George Gentry (La Jolla HS)
1948-George Gentry (La Jolla HS)
1949-Jacque Grigry (Alhambra)
1950-Allen Cleveland (Santa Monica)
1951-Allen Cleveland (Santa Monica)
1952-Jon Douglas (Santa Monica)
1953-Mike Franks (Beverly Hills)
1954-Mike Franks (Beverly Hills)
1955-Bobby Delgado (Washington, LA)
1956-Allen Fox (Beverly Hills)
1957-Bobby Delgado (Washington, LA)
1958-Billy Bond (La Jolla)
1959-Ramsey Earnhart (Ventura)
1960-Bill Bond (La Jolla)
1961-David Reed (Glendale)
1962-Jerry Cromwell (Poly Long Beach)
1963-Tom Karp (University)
1964-Stan Smith (Pasadena)
1965-Steve Avoyer (Pt. Loma)
1966-Don Lutz (D. Murphey)
1967-Chris Chapin (San Gabriel)
1968-Richard Borhnstedt (Redlands)
1969-Jett Austin (Rolling Hills)
1970-James Hagey (La Jolla)
1971-James Hagey (La Jolla)
1972-Bill Martin (Palos Verdes)
1973-Bill Martin (Palos Verdes)
1974-J.C. Lewis (Harvard/No. Hollywood)
1975-Eliot Teltscher (Palos Verdes)
1976-Lloyd Bourne (Blair)
1977-Eliot Teltscher (Palos Verdes)
1978-Andy Gordon (Coronado)
1979-Danny Saltz (Corona del Mar)
1980-John Davis (Palisades)
1981-Anthony Emerson (Corona del Mar)
1982-Rick Leach (Laguna Beach)
1983-Rick Leach (Laguna Beach)
1984-Eric Amend (Miraleste)
1985-Tim Trigueiero (Santa Barbara)
1986-Jeff Tarango (Mira Costa)
1987-Michael Briggs (Corona del Mar)
1988-Bill Behrens (Rolling Hills)
1989-Alejo Mancisdor (Palm Springs)
1990-Brett Hansen-Dent (Newport Harbor HS)
1991-Peter Jeschke (Santa Barbara HS)
1992-Heath Montgomery (Santa Barbara HS)
1993-Alex Decret (Santa Barbara HS)
1994-Nathan Jackmon (Santa Barbara HS)
1995-Nick Varvais (Royal HS, Simi Valley)
1996-Geoff Abrams (Newport Harbor HS)
1997-Robert Kendrick (Bullard HS)
1998-Ryan Moore (Servite HS)
1999-Zoran Korac (San Marino)
2000-Philip Sheng (Thousand Oaks)
2001-Patrick Buchanan (Servite)
Bob Carrothers (Coronado HS)
Harry Likes, Jr. (Lowell, SF)
Arnold Saul (San Diego Hoover)
Jack Shoemaker (Beverly Hills HS)
E. DuBray (Lowell High, S. F.)
Reynolds McCabe (Grossmont)
Jim Read (Santa Monica)
Dick Doss (San Diego)
Franklin Johnson (St. Augustine)
Jon Douglas (Santa Monica)
Jon Douglas (Santa Monica)
Roger Werkeman (University, LA)
Roger Werkeman (University, LA)
Rawson Lloyd (University, LA)
Ramsey Earnhart (Ventura)
Bill Bond (La Jolla)
Fred Drilling (Westchester)
David Sanderlin (Granite Hills)
David Ranney (Garden Grove)
John Tidball (Van Nuys)
Tom Karp (University)
Roy Barth (SD Hoover)
James Rombeau (N.Hollywood)
Kneif Lovelace (Bakersfield)
Mike Kreiss (University)
Mark Shires (San Diegueto)
Bob Chappell (Santa Barbara)
George Hardie (Wilson, LB)
Joe Edles (Poly, LB)
Steve Mallott (Estancia)
Mike Newberry (La Jolla)
Chris Laver (Aviation)
Eliott Teltscher (Palos Verdes)
Paul Bernstein (Sunny Hills)
Kevin McClintic (Los Alamito)
Scott Davis (Palisades)
Anthony Emerson (Corona Del Mar)
Tim Pawset (Palisades)
Frank Granis (Bishop)
Craig Johnson (Miraleste)
Tim Trigueiro (Santa Barbara)
Forrest Hunt (South Torrance)
Mike Briggs (Corona Del Mar)
Joe Vidauretta (Garces)
Willie Quest (Wilson, Long Beach)
Marco Zuniga
Jon Leach
David Roditi (San Clemente HS)
David Roditi (San Clemente HS)
Phillip Tseng (Harvard-Westlake)
Geoff Abrams (Newport Harbor HS)
Adam Webster (Santa Barbara HS)
Nick Varvais (Royal HS, Simi Valley)
Adam Webster (Santa Barbara HS)
Jose Lieberman (Beverley Hills HS)
Carl McCafferty (San Gorgonio)
Paul Warkentin (San Marcos)
Aaron Yovan (University-Irvine)
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2002-Doug Stewart (Malibu)
2003-Jeffrey Das (Troy)
2004-Sam Querrey (Thousand Oaks)
2005-Michael McClune (Woodbridge)
2006-Jason Jung (West Torrance)
2007-Andre Dome (Arroyo Grande)
2008-Kyle McMorrow (Thousand Oaks)
2009-Marcos Giron (Thousand Oaks)
2010-Clarke Spinosa (Claremont)
2011-Gage Brymer (University-Irvine)
2012-Gage Brymer (University-Irvine)
2013-Gage Brymer (University-Irvine)
2014-Austin Rapp (Palm Desert)
Aaron Yovan (University-Irvine)
Kaes Van’t Hof (Mater Dei)
Kaes Van’t Hof (Mater Dei)
Blake Muller (Santa Barbara)
Andre Dome (Arroyo Grande)
Steve Johnson (Orange)
Reese Milner (Crossroads)
Clay Thompson (Crossroads)
Denis Nguyen (Canyon-Anaheim)
Johnny Wang (San Marino)
Tyler Pham (Rancho Bernardo)
Taylor Fritz (Torrey Pines)
Michael Genender (Harvard-Westlake)
7) Boys' CIF Interscholastic Doubles
The Wightman Cups, First presented in 1910.
Champion
1899-Trowbridge Hendricks-R.H.F. Variel Jr. (LA HS)
1900-Trowbridge Hendricks-R.H.F. Variel Jr. (LAHS)
1901-Truman J. Gridley-Stephen S. Barrows (Thacher)
1902-Victor Morgan-A.B. Morgan (San Diego HS)
1903-Claude A. Wayne-Haig (Alhambra HS)
1904-S. Horace Donnell-J. Donnell (Los Angeles HS)
1905-Arthur Gowan-Arthur H. Garland (Harvard School)
1906-Gardiner-HS Keys (San Diego HS)
1907-Charles Rogers-Harry Rogers (Los Angeles HS)
1908-Ward Dawson-Charles Rogers (Los Angeles HS)
1909-Ward Dawson-Charles Rogers (Los Angeles HS)
1910-Clifton B. Herd-Clarence A. Barker (Throop Institute)
1911-Clifton B. Herd-John Horrell (Throop Institute)
1912-Emery H. Rogers-John Wooldredge (Thacher School)
1913-Emery H. Rogers-Amos N. Wilder (Thacher School)
1914-Allyn H. Barber-E. H. McCormick (Los Angeles HS)
1915-Houston Peterson-Greayer Clover (Los Angeles HS)
1916-Frank B. Winne-Harvey B. Snodgrass (Manual Arts)
1917-Harvey B. Snodgrass-Wilbur Curtis (Manual Arts)
1918-Edward Simmons-David Brocker (Los Angeles HS)
1919-Arnold Wolff-Ernest Grippin (Los Angeles HS)
1920-Harold L. Godshall-Harry I. Coffin (Harvard School)
1921 Harold L. Godshall-Harry I. Coffin (Harvard School)
1922-Charles Stoddard-Wilson Cutler (San Diego HS)
1923-Justin Pachero-David Ordway (Los Angeles HS)
1924-No Tournament
1925-A. Kussman-B. Gorchakoff (Los Angeles HS)
1926-R. Muench-0. Muehleisen (San Diego HS)
1927-John- C. Robbins (Hollywood HS)
1928-R. Lusch-C. Robbins (Hollywood HS)
1929-R. Lusch-J. Tidball (Hollywood HS)
1930-Larry Myers-Richard Stark (Santa Monca HS)
1931-F. Stewart-G. Trask (Santa Monica HS)
1932-Ben Day-John Law (So. Pasadena HS)
1933-H. Bond-D. Wilson (Santa Barbara HS)
1934-L. Nelson-R. Underwood (Los Angeles HS)
1935-D. Imhoff-C. Lane (Woodrow Wilson HS)
1936-James Seaver-Welby Van Horn (Los Angeles HS)
1937-Elson Staugaard-George Richards (Montebello HS)
1938-Carl Madick-Henry Zertuche (Manual Arts)
1939-Earl Cochell-Charles Hutchinson (Los Angeles HS)
1940-Irving Parker-Eddie Allen (Santa Barbara H S.)
1941-Tom Falkenburg-Robert Falkenburg (LA Fairfax)
1942-Bob Falkenburg-Tom Falkenburg (LA Fairfax)
1943-No Tournament
Finalist
Truman Gridley-Stephen S. Barrows (Thacher School)
Neill Baker-Murray Wineman (Ventura HS)
Campbell-R.H.F. Variel Jr. (Los Angeles HS)
Waterhouse-Judd (Throop Institute)
Arthur Ainsworth-T. Rule (Harvard School)
T. Spaulding-Theodore L. Painter (Thacher School)
Byron G. Bliss-Donald B. McLaury (Thacher School)
Arthur Cawson-Cecil Henry (Harvard School)
Alexander McAndrew-Shirley McAndrew (Thacher School)
Frank Douglas-Warren Ferguson (Hollywood HS)
Clarence A. Barker-Allyn H. Barker (Los Angeles HS)
Bogne-Moore
Virgil Sheldon-Eugene A. Warren (Los Angeles HS)
E. H. McCormick-Clarence Thode (Long Beach HS)
Marshall Ketchum-Dwight Rathbun (Santa Monica HS)
Gleayer Clover-Kenneth N. Hawks (Pasadena HS)
Andrews-Allder (Long Beach HS)
Bennie Houk-Felton J. Taylor (Nordhoff HS)
G. Glassel-Allan Dartford (Harvard School)
Jerome-Johnson
Harold L. Godshall-Harry I. Coffin (Harvard School)
Ernest Grippin-Arnold Wolff (Los Angeles HS)
Howard White-Joseph Call (Los Angeles HS)
Conrad Bryant-Robert Gardner (Hollywood HS)
Lawrence Hughes-Yewell Rice (Santa Monica HS)
R. Behler-R. Houser (Alhambra HS)
Philip-Goodsall (Los Angeles HS)
C. Bennett-A. Bennett
J. Bobbitt-Castles (Glendale HS)
G. Batelle-R. Rowley (Alhambra HS)
Leonard Patterson-Edgar Lusch (Hollywood HS)
Ben Day- John Law (So. Pasadena HS)
G. Buford-B. McCay (Alhambra HS)
R. Helmholz-H. Clark (So. Pasadena HS)
B. Coghlan-Hopkins (Santa Monica HS)
R. Barker-M. Ackerman (Glendale HS)
Clyde Minnear-Walter Gregory (Santa Barbara HS)
Robert P. Miller-George Peet (Alhambra HS)
George Richards-Jack Keller (Montebello HS)
Tom Kruger-Paul Haupert (Santa Barbara HS)
Jack Collins-Robert Kimbrell (Washington HS, LA)
Robert Forbes-Vin Fotre (Beverly Hills HS)
Tom Van Fleet-H. Benham (Santa Barbara HS)
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1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-James Herd-Stanley Green (Santa Barbara HS)
1948-James Herd-Stanley Green (Santa Barbara HS)
1949-George Ewens-Sam Moore (Fairfax)
1950-Jim Cornish-Art Fish (Palo Alto)
1951-James Perley-Ronald Hertel (Ventura)
1952-Edward Covey-Mike Franks (Beverly Hills)
1953-Bill Coates-David Inman (La Jolla)
1954-John Cranston-James Wilson (South Pasadena)
1955-David Inman-Craig Joyner (La Jolla)
1956-George Conway-Charles Earl (Santa Monica)
1957-George Conway-Charles Earl (Santa Monica)
1958-Bently Hill-Ron Sandys (La Jolla)
1959-Hill-Sanderson (La Jolla)
1960-Brown-Preissman (Harvard)
1961-Brown-Preissman (Harvard)
1962-Tidball-Tidball (Van Nuys)
1963-Willens-Grubb (S.Monica)
1964-Lutz-Lutz (St. John Vianney)
1965-Verdieck-Bohrnstedt (Redlands)
1966-John Grimes-Chip Zimmer (Palisades)
1967-Guion-Fort (Santa Monica)
1968-Gengler-Newberry (Bishop)
1969-Thomas-Frerichs (San Diego)
1970-Grant-Eisele (Westlake)
1971-Mott-Holladay (La Jolla)
1972-Holladay-Minez (La Jolla)
1973-Kearney-Hagey (La Jolla)
1974-Greenberg-Petrovic (Pacific Palisades)
1975-Stalder-Austin (Rolling Hills)
1976-John Paley-Robert Redlich (Taft)
1977-Jacques Manset-Steve Woolridge
1978-Danny Saltz-K. Forbes (Corona del Mar)
1979-Mark Basham-Mark Wooldridge (Santa Barbara)
1980-S. Booth-G. Erickson (Palm Springs)
1981-D. Livingston-Harold Hecht (Beverly Hills)
1982-R. Belmar-Osuna-M. Frooman (Miraleste)
1983-Everett Brunelle-Craig McSmythe (Indio)
1984-F. Hunt-C. Dadian (South Torrance)
1985-S. Oliver-S. Wiere (Calabasas)
1986-C. Kaplan-S. Wiere (Calabasas)
1987-J. Skidmore-M. Watson (Vista)
1988-Chris Belloli-Jeff Belloli (Servite)
1989-Peter Morawiecki-Brian Giffin (Camarillo)
1990-Peter Jeschke-Henrik Rosval (Santa Barbara)
1991-M. Jamali- Heath Montgomery (Santa Barbara)
1992-Alex Decret-Jason Merrin (Santa Barbara)
1993-Nathan Jackmon-Jason Merrin (Santa Barbara)
1994-Ian Carrera-Jimmy Walker (Santa Barbara)
1995-Bob Bryan-Mike Bryan (Rio Mesa)
1996-Bob Bryan-Mike Bryan (Rio Mesa)
1997-Erin Carroll-Joe Chrisman (Ventura)
1998-Artin Tafazoli-Danny Westerman (Palisades)
1999-Tony Congdon-Ryan Haymond (Cent/ Bakersfield)
2000-Jeff Kazarian-Ryan Rizza (Peninsula)
2001-Jeff Kazarian-Tiege Sullivan (Peninsula)
2002-Cameron Ball-Garrett Snyder (Corona Del Mar)
2003-James Thayer-Samuel Wagner (Harvard-Westlake)
2004-Steve Forman-Eric Riley (Torrey Pines)
2005-Scott Hohenstein-Ryan Sandburg (Canyon-Anaheim)
D. York-D. Aldea (Manual Arts High)
R. Sibert-C. Woods (Harvard School, LA)
Conrad Woods-J. Irving (University High)
Pfeil-Kimball (Montebello)
Alan Call-Bob Hill (Beverly Hills)
Brooks Grant-Ray Pants (South Pasadena)
Thomas Freiberg-Norman Siegel (Beverly Hills)
Norman Perry-Roger Werksman (University, LA)
Norman Perry-Rawson Lloyd (University, LA)
Craig Joyner-Ronald Sandys (La Jolla)
Joram Piatigorsky-Eugen Tanasascu (Black Foxe)
Marcus Carriedo-John Minna (St. Augustine)
Chazen-Ogle (Beverly Hills)
Carriedo-Ray (St. Augustine)
Boege-Rice (Fullerton)
Leck-Mueller (N.Hollywood)
Tidball-Fudacz (Van Nuys)
Talmadge-Grubb (Santa Monica)
Talmadge-Moeller (Santa Monica)
John Fort-Louis Drobnick (Santa Monica)
Evens-Hill (La Jolla Day)
Waycott-Ride (Westlake)
Armstrong-Lee (Rolling Hills)
Warfield-Morse (Westridge)
Hoffer-Lawrence (Santa Monica)
Eastman-O'Reilly (Newport)
O'Reilly-Speir (Newport)
Kearney-Huffman (La Jolla)
Paley-Hein (Taft)
Zimmerman-Richardson (Westchester)
Cornelison-Slaught (Westchester)
Nixon-Meyers (Coronado)
Sands-Diehl (Palisades)
Schoop-Rifenback (Palisades)
Jones-Kuhn (Point Loma)
Titus-Titus (West High)
Scott Morse-Todd Khoury (La Jolla)
G. Paulson-E. Oliver (University, Orange Co.)
K. Kredel-A. Chekian (Palos Verdes)
M. Hanson-D. Bier (Miraleste)
D. Webster-D. Medvene (Santa Barbara)
G. Pate-R. Ivey (Woodbridge)
S. Lappin- J. Price (University)
H. Olivas-V. Fimbres
James Brown-Jonathan Ellsberry (La Jolla)
Patrick O'Neil-Jamie Saban (Valhalla)
Trenton Rhodes-Brian Walden (Corona del Mar)
Paul Gross-Jeremy Testwuide (Chaminade)
Scott Kintz-Trent Miller (Bishops School)
J.R. Chidley-Brett Masi (Riverside Poly)
Sergey Kordansky-Danny Westerman (Palisades)
Tony Congdon-Ryan Haymond (Cent/Bakersfield)
Doug Stewart-Scott Stewart (Malibu)
KC Corkery-Kuba Gebel (Mira Costa)
Emil Novak-Tomas Novak (Damien)
Eric McKean-Ari Rosenthal (Brentwood)
Casey McMakin-Kyle McMakin (Valhalla)
Nick Berger-Nathan Stadler (Redondo Union)
Christopher Ho- Grant Robertson (Santa Barbara)
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2006-Billy Grokenberger-Christopher Ho (S. Barbara)
2007-Dustin Hladek-Oscar Matthews (Corona Del Mar)
2008-Charlie Alvarado-Christopher Freeman (Mater Dei)
2009-Billy Grokenberger-Chase Melton (S. Barbara)
2010-Jeffrey Hawk-Erik Lim (Palos Verdes)
2011-Jeffrey Hawk-Erik Lim (Palos Verdes)
2012-Drew Dawson-Stefan Menichella (University-Irvine)
2013-Drew Dawson-Tyler Lu (University-Irvine)
2014-Kent Mukai-Brandon Holt (Palos Verdes)
Cory Harris-Marc Vartabedian (Los Alamitos)
Billy Grokenberger-Christopher Ho (S. Barbara)
Tyler Bowman-Jonathan Kazarian (Peninsula)
Walker Kehrer-Daniel McCall (Brentwood)
Ryan Cheung-Kona Luu (University-Irvine)
Horea Porutiu-Shuhei Shibahara (Peninsula)
Jacob Johnson-Adam Levie (Torrey Pines)
Robert Carter-Daniel Gealer (San Marino)
Drew Dawson-Arash Hafezi (Irvine University)
8) Boys’ Interscholastic CIF Championship
The John Van B. Griggs Memorial Challenge Trophy
1955-La Jolla and University
1956-Beverly Hills
1958-La Jolla
1959-La Jolla
1961-Harvard School
1962-Van Nuys
1964-St. John Vianney
1965-Redlands
1967-Santa Monica
1968-Santa Monica
1970-Newport, Santa Barbara
1971-La Jolla
1973-La Jolla
1974-La Jolla
1976-Corona del Mar, Palos Verdes, Taft
1977-Palos Verdes, Sunny Hills
1979-Palisades
1980-Palisades
1982-Miraleste
1983-Laguna Beach, La Jolla, Miraleste
1985-Santa Barbara
1988-Beverly Hills, Rolling Hills, Servite,
Woodbridge
1991-Santa Barbara
1994-Santa Barbara
1997-Santa Barbara, Palisades, Bullard
2000-Peninsula
2003-Mater Dei and Troy
2006-Santa Barbara
2009-Santa Barbara
2012-University-Irvine
1986-Corona del Mar, Calabasas
1989-St. Augustine, Camarillo
1957-Santa Monica
1960-Harvard School
1963-Van Nuys and Santa Monica
1966-Palisades
1969-Rolling Hills
1972-La Jolla
1975-Palos Verdes
1978-Coronado
1981-Corona del Mar
1984-S. Torrance, University-Irvine,
Miraleste
1987-Vista
1990-Santa Barbara
1992-Santa Barbara
1995-Santa Barbara
1998-Beverly Hills
2001-Peninsula
2004-Mater Dei and Torrey Pines
2007-Santa Barbara
2010-University-Irvine
2013-University-Irvine
1993-Santa Barbara
1996-Rio Mesa
1999-San Marino
2002-University-Irvine
2005-Santa Barbara
2008-Santa Barbara, Crossroads
2011-University-Irvine
2014-Harvard-Westlake, Palm Desert
9) Girls’ 14-And-Under Singles Championship
The Rotary Club Of Ojai Trophy; First presented in 1961
The Nancy Chaffee Kiner Trophy was presented from 1952 to 1960
Champion
1919-Irene Proboshasky (San Antonio)
1920-Irene Proboshasky (San Antonio)
1921-Adelaide Thompson (San Antonio)
1922-Hortense Clark (Nordhoff)
1923-Jessie Gorham (Bristol School, Ojai)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Evelyn Parson (Castilleja, Palo Alto)
1926-Edith L. Tough (Berkeley)
1927-Marian Hunt (Academy of Sacred Heart)
1928-Marjorie Lacy (Poly Elem. Pasadena)
1929-Gracyn Wheeler (Santa Monica HS)
1930-Dorothy Bundy (Santa Monica HS)
1931-May Doeg (Santa Monica HS)
1932-Natalaie Hill (Marlborough)
1933-Jane Stanton (Burroughs, LA)
1934-Carin Bjorkman (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1935-Carin Bjorknnan (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1936-Betty McKinney (Lincoln Jr. HS)
1937-Patricia Hover (Bancroft Jr. HS)
1938-Louise Brough (Beverly Hills HS)
1939-Barbara Brooke (McKinley Jr. HS)
1940-Nancy Slaughter (Santa Monica HS)
1941-Nancy Ann Chaffee (St. Catherine’s, Ventura)
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Finalist
Thelma Hickey (Nordhoff)
Thelma Hickey (Nordhoff)
Betty Winston (Westridge)
Sophie Kosub (San Antonio)
Sophie Kosub (San Antonio)
M. McDougall (Pasadena Poly)
Sophie Kosub (Nordhoff Jr. HS)
Barbara Rurup (Francis E. Willard HS)
May Doeg (Lincoln HS, Santa Monica)
May Doeg (Lincoln HS)
May Doeg (Lincoln HS)
Dorothy Bundy (Lincoln Jr. HS)
Jane Stanton (Burroughs HS)
M. Young (Santa Monica)
L. Wheeler (Pasadena Polytechnic)
Joan Bigler (Pomona HS)
Beverly Humphries (Carpinteria HS)
Laura Crandall (Lincoln Jr. HS, Santa Monica)
Gertrude Moran (Santa Monica HS)
Mary Morgenstern (Redondo HS)
Nancy Chaffee (Washington S., Ventura)
Louise Snow (Kern Co. HS, Bakersfield)
1942-Nancy Chaffee (St. Catherine's)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-M. Stevens (Willard Jr. HS)
1948-P. Zelinner Roosevelt Jr. High, LA)
1949-Julie Sampson (San Marino)
1950-Mary Ann Eilenberger (San Diego)
1951-Leigh Hay (Bishop)
1952-Penny Winkler (Marlborough)
1953-Lorna Raymond (Covina)
1954-Sally Moore (Bakersfield)
1955-Tina Rodi (Marlborough)
1956-Karen Hantze (Pacific Beach)
1957-Barbara Browning (Burbank)
1958-Kathy Chabot (Dana Jr. High)
1959-Linda George (Westlake)
1960-Patricia Barth (Wilson Jr. High)
1961-Joan Chabot (Pt. Loma)
1962-Paulette Verzin (La Mesa)
1963-Valerie Ziegenfuss (Horace Mann)
1964-Pamela Teeguarden (Palms)
1965-Marcelyn Louie (Sacred Heart, SF)
1966-Marcelyn Louie (Marina, SF)
1967-Janet Newberry (Bishop)
1968-Lori Sherbeck (El Dorado)
1969-Lauri Tenney (Hawthorne)
1970-Kathy May (Westlake)
1971 -Rogin Tenney (Westlake)
1972-Sandra Collins (Del Valle)
1973-Stacy Ann Margolin (Beverly Vista)
1974-Jane Natenstedt (Holmes)
1975- Maria Fernandez
1976-Joanna Girard (Westlake)
1977-Carol Pat Christian (Pacific)
1978-Elizabeth Evans (Westlake)
1979-Cari Hagey (Bishop)
1980-Colette Kavanagh (Stella Maris Academy)
1981-Debbie Spence
1982-Cammy MacGregor
1983-Tracy Ishii
1984-Annika Wasserman
1985-Noelle Porter
1986-Laxmi Poruri
1987-Laura Kimel
1988-Nicole Hummel
1989-Janet Lee
1990-Ania Bleszynski
1991-Marisa Velasco
1992-Jessica Kessler (Studio City)
1993-Faye Devera (Villa Park)
1994-Marissa Irvin (Santa Monica)
1995-Abigail Spears (Bonita)
1996-Nadia Vaughan (Corona Del Mar)
1997-Amberly Tantee (Dana Point)
1998-Ashley Maddocks (Laguna)
1999-Lindsey Nelson (Orange)
2000-Tracy Lin (Anaheim)
2001-Jenny Sperry (El Dorado Hills)
2002-Anna Tatishvili (Ojai)
2003-Nelly Radeva (Costa Mesa)
Barbara Kimbrell (John Muir Jr. High)
Glenn Candy (Marlborough)
A. Kanter (Santa Monica HS)
Carolyn Dailey (St. Catherine)
Donna Moulton (Marlborough)
Dennis Bradshaw (San Diego Wilson)
Barbara Breit (North Hollywood)
Donnalee Smith (Pacific Beach)
Laurie Mack (Poly Elementary)
Karen Hantze (Pacific Beach)
Joan Parker (San Marino)
Pamela Davis (Anaheim)
Carol Caldwell (Santa Monica)
Margaret Borchard (Santa Clara)
Margaret Taylor (Marlborough)
Jane Albert (Santa Catalina)
Julie Anthony (Lincoln Jr. High)
Patti Hogan (Francis Parker)
Janet Mohr (Repetto)
Ann Lebedeff (San Marcos)
Tam O'Shaunessy (Madera Vista)
Marcelyn Louie (Sacred Heart)
Gretchen Galt (Lady of Peace)
Gretchen Galt (Westlake)
Susie Hagey (La Jolla Country Day)
Barbara Hallquist (Dana)
Diane Morrison (Emerson)
Sandie Tsumas (Cardiff)
Cori Colbert (Revere)
Kelly Henry
Kelly Henry
Amy Olmedo
Barbara Gerken
Erin McCandlish
Marianne Werdel
Marianne Werdel
Karen Shin
Dorey Brandt
Kimberly Po
Laxmi Poruri
Heather Willens
Akiko Gooden
Lee Ann Rostovsky
Maria Cole
Lindsay Wasserman
Jennifer Momii
Mugette Ahn (Los Angeles)
Marissa Irvin (Santa Monica)
Abigail Spears (Bonita)
Tiffany Brymer (Apple Valley)
Jennifer Baker (La Quinta)
Ashley Maddocks (Laguna)
Kimberly Singer (Newport Beach)
Tracy Lin (Anaheim)
Daron Moore (Studio City)
Victoria Brymer (Apple Valley)
Logan Hansen (Santa Monica)
Gabriela Gresham (Hawthorne)
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2004-Gail Brodsky (Ojai)
2005-Jordan Dockendorf (Santa Barbara)
2006-Britney Sanders (Ontario)
2007-Rio Kitagawa (Ojai)
2008-Riko Shimizu (Ojai)
2009-Sivan Krems (Thousand Oaks)
2010-Sivan Krems (Thousand Oaks)
2011-Kenadi Hance (Torrance)
2012-Dominique Schaefer (Ventura)
2013-Hannah Lairmore (Mobile, Ala.)
2014-Rika Tanaka (Tokyo, Japan)
Michelle Dokic (Moorpark)
Pamela Montez (La Quinta)
Jessica Parizher (Studio City)
Rina Kanazawa (Ojai)
Sivan Krems (Thousand Oaks)
Yuki Chiang (Ojai)
Meredith Xepoleas (Huntington Beach)
Dominique Schaefer (Ventura)
Seira Shimizu (Ojai)
Christie Wan (Rowland Heights)
Cali Jankowski (Carlsbad)
10) Girls’ 14-and-Under Doubles Championship
Younger Girls' Doubles (Prior To 1962); Event has not been held since 1982
Champions
Finalists
1919-Irene Proboshasky-Adelaide Thompson (San Antonio)
Celestina Obiols-McDonald (Nordhoff)
1920-Adelaide Thompson-Inez Friend (San Antonio)
Ruth Messer-Celestina Obiols (Nordhoff)
1921-Katherine Train-Hortense Clark (Nordhoff)
Virginia Drapeau-M. Marengo (San Antonio)
1922-Dorothy Wilcox-Margaret Hickey (Nordhoff)
Bernice Dixon-Frances Pache (Ventura)
1923-Ora Olivas-Phyliss Smith (Ventura)
Jeanette Morris-Katherine Lambert (Carpinteria)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Eleanor Otto-Velva E. Sullivan (Fullerton G.S.)
Barbara Curran-Mary Wagner (Ojai Valley School)
1925-Marion Wood-Hazel Smalley (Fullerton Jr. H.)
Anne Sharp-Mary Kellogg (Polytechnic El. School)
1927-Mamie Sue Hill-Minnie Lou Hill (Frances E. Willard HS)
A. Towbridge-Isabelle Carson (Fullerton G. S.)
1928-J. Sharp-C. Wright (Westridge)
E. Johnson-M. Hopper (Poly Elem., Pasadena)
1929-M. Gianetti-P. Merwin (Poly Elem.)
W. Keck-L. Church (Westridge)
1930-P. Merwin-C. Hall (Polytechnic)
Phyllis Ford-Susanna Sheridan (Ojai Valley School)
1931-0. Thompson-M. Derby (Westlake School)
A. Dickenson-J. Hamilton (Santa Barbara Girls' S.)
1932-J. Wildley-P. Allan (Marlborough)
Phyllis Ford-F. Lambert (Nordhoff U. HS)
1933-Frances Lambert-Elsie Kosub (Nordhoff Jr. HS)
C. Thurmond-M. Bailard (Carpinteria G. S.)
1934-Jane Murphy-Jean Oakley (Marlborough)
E. Lucas-B. Frost (Pasadena Polytechnic)
1935-Katherine Dean-Vivian Curtis (Ventura Jr. HS)
Jacque Bailard-Claire Thurmond (Carpinteria HS)
1936-Peggy Miller-Martha Proctor (Lincoln Jr. HS)
Robin Briscoe-Gloria Best (John Adams Jr. HS)
1937-Gertrude Moran-Peggy Miller (Lincoln Jr. HS)
Robin Briscoe-Pearl Harland (Santa Monica HS)
1938-Dorothy Clifford-Nancy Slaughter (Lincoln Jr. HS)
Maurine Maddox-Janice Rogers (Ventura Jr. H.)
1939-Carol Howard-Joan Gilfillan (Marlborough)
Julia Wailer-C. Gasten (John Adams Jr. H.)
1940-Barbara Tichenor-Laura May Moody (Santa Monica HS)
Lois Briggs-Carol Diem (John Adams Jr. H., Santa Monica)
1941-Doris Donnlly-Elaine Donnlly (Venice Jr. HS)
Caroline Ghrist-Charlotte Liebig (Marlborough, LA)
1942-Doris Sperry-Carolyn Froerer (Ventura Jr. High)
Betty Laubacher-Betty Diedrich (St. Clare's, Oxnard)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Constance Briscoe-Diana Bailin (Santa Monica HS)
Alice York-Beverly Bourne
1948-A. Teague- C. Daily (St. Catherine's)
M. Cassidy-E. Troster (Marlborough)
1949-Mary Ann Cassidy-Donna Moxlton (Marlborough)
Marorie Gibbens-Badonna Levinson (Santa Monica HS)
1950-Nancy Dwyer-Valerie Hervey (Marlborough)
Joan Howard-Marilyn Keyes (Westridge)
1951-Betsy Werner-Eleanor Horovitz (Lincoln Jr. H.)
Ann McLaren- Sally McLaren (Pasadena)
1952-Ann McLaren-Peyton McComb (Pasadena Poly)
Carol Eichelberger-Susan Pauley (Marlborough)
1953-Ann McLaren-Laurie Ann Mack (Pasadena Poly)
Susan Pauley-Tina Rodi (Marlborough)
1954-Sissie Coberly-Terry Donnally (Marlborough)
Laurie Cockburn-Carol Gertmanian (Westridge)
1955-Joan Parker- Diane Franks (Marlborough)
Susan Helbling-Carol Reed (St. Catherine)
1956-Mandy Mandel-Helene Weill (Beverly Hills)
Vicky Bullis-Judy Ward (Marlborough)
1957-Mary Kay Denman-Suzie Hammond (Santa Catalina)
Barbara Bidwell-Vicky Bullis (Marlborough)
1958-Linda Lou Crosby-Cathy Lee Crosby (Mayfield)
Gail Wilson-Mary Jo Conger (Fullerton)
1959-Janet Primm (San Marcos)-Judy Primm
Pat Blaskower-Peggy Hill (Branson School)
1960-Lamb-Franks (San Marino)
Chabot-Salmon (Dana Jr. High)
1961-Berrey-Apple (Horace Mann Jr High)
Ulrich-Gross (Keppel)
1962-Berrey-Apple (Horace Mann Jr High)
Bennett-Avoyer (Bishop)
1963-Green-Hilton (Marlborough)
Grubb-Trumbull (Lincoln Jr High)
1964-Green-Hilton (Marlborough)
Grubb-Grubb (Lincoln)
1965-Thomas-Thomas (Paul Revere)
Grant-Tanasescu (Westlake)
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1966-Christy Cheney-Mimi Tanasescu (Westlake)
1967-Sherbeck-Wright (Wilshire)
1968-Eisele-May (Westlake)
1969-May-Parker (Westlake)
1970-Newberry-Kearney (Muirlands)
1971-Wright-Huss (Wilshire)
1972-Dudash-Smith (Marston)
1973-Milner-Malpezzi (Marlborough)
1974-Mostovoy-Nathan (Milliken)
1975-Olmedo-Cooperman
1976-Evans-Olmedo
1977-Diehl-Chase
1978-T. Rimer-A. Gonzalez
1979-M. Werde-D. Spence
1980-M. Mras-A. Amaral
1981-J. Yonekura-T. Watanabe
1982-Julie Tullberg-K. Cook
Ann Crary-Shelly Smith (Westridge)
May-Fisele (Westlake)
Wright-Wright (Wilshire)
Gardner-Fisher (S. Catalina)
Norgord-Woolbridge (Carpinteria)
Morse-McGilvary (Westridge)
Krajewski-Malpezzi (Marymount)
Olson-Weiss (Van Nuys)
McBlaine-Edlund (Revere)
McCarthy-Hunter
ConwayDenig
Olmedo-Zimmerman
A. Nasser-S. Nasser
A. Cooper-E. Harney
D. Trenwith-D. Ceccato
D. Ceccato-L. Ouwendijk
C. Clayton-G. Johnson
11) Girls’ 16-And-Under Singles Championship
The Hal Gorham Trophy; First presented in 1968
Champion
1962-Kathleen Harter (Huntington Beach)
1963-Paulette Verzin (Helix)
1964-Patti Hogan (Parker)
1965-Valerie Ziegenfuss (Crawford)
1966-Betty Ann Grubb (Santa Monica)
1967-Tina Watanabe (Mt.Vernon)
1968-Tina Watanabe (Dorsey)
1969-Linda Lewis (Rolling Hills)
1970-Laurie Tenney (Westlake)
1971-Diane Desfor (Long Beach)
1972-Kathy May (Westlake)
1973-Sandra Collins (Del Valle)
1974-Sandra Collins (Pacific Heights)
1975-Stacy Margolin
1976-Lisa Kearney
1977-JoAnna Girard
1978-Tracy Austin
1979-Barbara Gerkin
1980-Cheryl Jones
1981-Colette Kavanagh
1982-Debbie Spence
1983-Karen Shin
1984-Dorey Brandt
1985-Mary Beth Young
1986-Deborah Graham
1987-Karen Lauer
1988-Heather Willens
1989-Beth Berris
1990-Lindsay Davenport
1991-Molly Gavin
1992-Brandi Freudenberg (Orange)
1993-Jennifer Heisse (Stockton)
1994-Sophia Managadze (Glendale)
1995-Marissa Irvin (Santa Monica)
1996-Ilona Kordonskaya (Los Angeles)
1997-Jennifer Baker (La Quinta)
1998-Caylan Leslie (Newport Beach)
1999-Kim-Anh Nguyen (Santa Ana)
2000-Nina Yaftali (Westlake Village)
2001-Lori Stern (Ojai)
2002-Sesil Karatantcheva (Ojai)
Finalist
Cindy Nalley (Santa Barbara)
Julie Anthony (Santa Monica)
Paulette Verzin (Helix)
Betty Ann Grubb (Santa Monica)
Pam Teeguarden (Alexander Hamilton)
Ann Lebedeff (San Marcos)
Sharon Walsh (San Rafael)
Lori Sherbeck (El Dorado)
Lori Sherbeck (El Dorado)
Gretchen Galt (Westlake)
Barbara Hallquist (Dana)
Tina Tsumas (Cardiff)
Susan Wright (Fullerton)
Treyenn Lewis
Shelley Stillman
Kim Wilson
Cecilia Fernandez
Carol Heynen
Barbara Gerken
Leigh Anne Eldridge
Colette Kavanagh
Cammy MacGregor
Mary Beth Young
Carrie Crisell
Krista Amend
Kimberly Po
Laura Kimel
Aurora Gina
Leeann Rostovsky
Ania Bleszynski (Thousand Oaks)
Vanessa Rooks (Spring Valley)
Jennifer Momii (Torrance)
Kirsten Gross (Calabasas)
Zuzana Stunova (Camarillo)
Abigail Spears (Bonita)
Caylan Leslie (Newport Beach)
Jieun Jacobs (Valencia)
Amberly Tantee (Dana Point)
Jessica Siebel (Ross)
Robyn Baker (Palm Desert)
Saskia Nauenberg (Santa Cruz)
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2003-Cosmina Ciobanu (Brea)
2004-Lyndsay Kinstler (Laguna Beach)
2005-Gail Brodsky (Ojai)
2006-Catherine Isip (Anaheim)
2007-Britney Sanders (Chino)
2008-Monica Turewicz (Ojai)
2009-Ashley Dai (Temple City)
2010-Riko Shimizu (Ojai)
2011-Sivan Krems (Thousand Oaks)
2012-Jacqueline Pelletier (Huntington Beach)
2013-Jessica Livianu (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
2014-Annette Goulak (Oak Park)
Kelly Stewart (Ojai)
Kristen Flower (Ojai)
Michelle Murphy (Irvine)
Jordan Dockendorf (Santa Barbara)
Nikki Sanders (Chino)
Nikki Sanders (Chino)
Riko Shimizu (Ojai)
Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum (Ojai)
Francis Dean (Arcadia)
Alexis Pereira (San Gabriel)
Seira Shimizu (Ojai)
Hannah Lairmore (Mobile, Ala.)
12) Girls’ 16-And-Under Doubles Championship
The Samuel Knox Eaton Trophy
Champions
1962-Pruitt-Pruitt (Westridge)
1963-Berrey-Apple (Horace Mann)
1964-Berrey-Apple (Crawford)
1965-Green-Hilton (Marlborough)
1966-Hillary Hilton-Barbara Green (Marlborough)
1967-Thomas-Cheney (Palisades)
1968-Lewis-Appleby (Rolling Hills)
1969-Eisele-Parker (Westlake)
1970-May-Parker (Westlake)
1971-Dignam-Parker (Westlake)
1972-Shamsky-Appleby (Bishop)
1973-Wright-Huss (Fullerton)
1974-Margolin-Morrison (Beverly Hills)
1975-Morton-Wills
1976-O'Toole-Torbell
1977-Rene-Cooperman
1978-C. Jones-L. Lewis
1979-T. Rimer-A. Kriva
1980-L. Albano-C. Bragg
1981-D. Trenwith-A. Amaral
1982-D. Huwe-S. Chapman
1983-Pam Ridgley-Debby Ridgley
1984-Debby Ridgley-Pam Ridgley
1985-Alex Parent-Andrea Gordin
1986-Rocky Engle-Tricia Simpson
1987-Branaca Elsberry-Trina Eggers
1988-Nancine Hayden-Kendra Harris
1989-Ditta Huber-Krista Kuechler
1990-Amelia White-Molly White
1991-Amber Basica-Stephanie Lansdorp
1992-Amanda Augustus-Marisa Velasco
1993-Monique Allegre-Tory Pratt
1994-Gina Pelazini-Megan Wachtler
1995-Darian Chappell-Jonni Seymour
1996-Divya Bala-Andrea Sanders
1997-Etel Bugescu-Kelly Ramirez
1998-Caitlin Blashaw-Cheyne Ursich
1999-Carla Rocha-Sandra Rocha
2000-Serena Fermin-Taylynn Snyder
Event not held after 2000.
Finalists
Ullrich-Gross (Keppel)
Burns-Rodi (Marlborough)
Kortlander-Marshall (Mayfield)
Trumbull-Grubb (Santa Monica)
Cecily Waycott-Maggie Wellman (Westlake)
Warfield-Amith (Westridge)
Grant-Tanasescu (Westlake)
Richardson-Taylor (Marlborough)
Nachand-Palmer (Palos Verdes)
Valdez-Blare (Corona Del Mar)
Parker-Dignam (Westlake)
Rone-Throckmorton (Taft)
Nardi-Stalder (Rolling Hills)
Liebes-Kimball
Cooperman-Rene
Zeitman-DeWordes
T. Conway-K. Denig
K. Chase-L. Howell
D. Bleicher-W. Pearne
M. Fountain-L. Ferguson
K. Grattan-F. Heron
J. Slattery-T. Johnson
J. Slattery-T. Johnson
V. Bunnell-L. Ryan
C. McKenna-R. Collins
K. Glynn-C. Nielson
J. Williams-Haskell
Heidi Steiber-Molly White
Amanda Basica-Amber Basica
Jennifer Cohen-Allyson Reeves
Marisa Maclennan-Danielle Ouwendijk
Pilar Montgomery-Kara Warkentin
Emily Barker-Alissa Scott
Audrey Evangislista-Ashley Jensen
Carla Rocha-Sandra Rocha
Kate Romm-Amy Tranckino
Carla Rocha-Sandra Rocha
Erica Sauer-Riza Zalameda
Marissa Simmons-Margie Sindal
13) Girls’ 18-And-Under Singles Championship
The Nordhoff Challenge Cup
This Cup was first presented in 1914 when the city of Ojai was still named Nordhoff
Champion
Finalist
1907-Elizabeth Ryan (Marlborough)
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1908-Elizabeth Ryan (Marlborough)
1909-Elizabeth Ryan (Marlborough)
1910-Freese (Marlborough)
1911-Marjorie Tufts (Marlborough)
1912-Marjorie Tufts (Marlborough)
1913-Marjorie Tufts (Marlborough)
1914-Elena Eyre (Miss Harker's, P. A.)
1915-Frances Beveridge (Marlborough)
1916-Frances C. Fish (Miss Harker's, P. A.)
1917-Marion Williams (Bishop's, La Jolla)
1918-Marion Williams (Bishop's, La Jolla)
1919-Katherine Ramelli (Ventura HS)
1920-Hortense Green (Marlborough)
1921-Irene Proboshasky (Nordhoff HS)
1922-Esther Bristol (Nordhoff HS)
1923-Irene Proboshasky (Nordhoff HS)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Josephine Cruickshank (Castilleja)
1926-Louise McFarland (Westridge)
1927-Carol Stevens (S.B. Girls' School)
1928-Marian Hunt (Acad. of Sacred Heart, S.F.)
1929-Carolin Babcock (Marlborough)
1930-Marian Hunt (Hamlin)
1931-Ruby Bishop (Westridge)
1932-Frances Herron (Marlborough)
1933-Natalie Hill (Marlborough)
1934-Priscilla Merwin (Westridge)
1935-Jane Stanton (Marlborough)
1936-Eleanor Dawson (Miss Head's, Berkeley)
1937-Anne Morgan (Miss Head's, Berkeley)
1938-Carin Biorkman (Castilleja School, Palo Alto)
1939-Jeannette Connick (Miss Head's, Berkeley)
1940-Jeannette Connick (Miss Head's, Berkeley)
1941-Phyllis Baber (Marlborough)
1942-Barbara Schofield (Miss Burke's)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-M. Colwell (Westridge)
1948-J. Morgan (Westridge)
1949-Marianne Hertel (Ventura)
1950-Marianne Hertel (Ventura)
1951-Betsy Lester (Santa Barbara)
1952-Betsy Lester (Santa Barbara)
1953-Nancy Dwyer (Marlborough)
1954-Penny Winkler (Marlborough)
1955-Penny Winkler (Marlborough)
1956-Barbara Benigni (Sacred Heart, S.F.)
1957-Tina Rodi (Marlborough)
1958-Barbara Benigni (Sacred Heart, S.F)
1959-Judy Minna (Rosary)
1960-Judy Minna (Rosary)
1961-Linda George (Westlake)
1962-Jane Albert (Santa Catalina)
1963-Jane Albert (Santa Catalina)
1964-Pixie Lamm (Anna Head)
1965-Pixie Lamm (Anna Head)
1966-Pixie Lamm (Anna Head)
1967-Patty Hogan (Bishop)
1968-Kristien Kemmer (Marlborough)
1969-Janet Newberry (Bishop)
Murray (Girls' Collegiate)
Blanchard (Gamble's School, S.B.)
Chapman (Gamble's School, S.B.)
Beatrice Burnham (Marlborough)
Hughes (Marlborough)
Jessie Grieve (Westlake, LA)
Alice Hanchett (Ransom, Berkeley)
Ruth Kincher (Nordhoff HS)
Esther Waite (Nordhoff HS)
Esther Waite (Nordhoff HS)
Helen Huff (Alhambra HS)
Helen Huff (Alhambra HS)
Marian Gaffney (Marlborough)
M. R. Gamble (Bishop's, La Jolla)
Irene Proboshasky (Nordhoff HS)
Miss C. Mansar (Marlborough)
Mina Braly (Marlborough)
O'Hara Parrott (Marlborough)
Rosalie Vance (Marlborough)
Carol Stevens (Westridge)
Marian Hunt (Hamlin)
Carolin Babcock (Marlborough)
Barbara Huber (Marlborough)
Laura Morgan (Bishop's)
P. Hill (Marlborough)
J. McDougall (S. B. Girls' School)
Katherine Dahl (Marlborough)
Patsy Hiller (Miss Head's, Berkeley)
Helen Diedrich (Oxnard HS)
Ann Baker (Ventura HS)
Osceola Herron (Santa Barbara HS)
Arline Crowe (Marlborough)
Margaret Cary (Bishop's)
D. Donnelly (Flintridge)
Mary Fitzpatrick (Marlborough)
H. Fitzpatrick (Marlborough)
Lee Van Keuren (Westlake)
Diana West (Ramona)
Cynthia Cornish (Castilleja)
Nancy Dwyer (Marlborough)
Dennis Bradshaw (Bishop)
Diane Wooten (Santa Barbara)
Diane Wooten (Santa Barbara)
Tina Rodi (Marlborough)
Barbara Benigini (Sacred Heart, S.F.)
Annette Stoesser (Santa Catalina)
Annette Stoesser (Santa Catalina)
Linda George (Westlake)
Mimi Henreid (Marymount, LA)
Mimi Henreid (Marymount, LA)
Pixie Lamm (Anna Head)
Diane Mosgofian (Santa Barbara)
Peggy Michel (Marymount)
Roylee Bailey (Westlake)
Peggy Michel (Marymount)
Stephanie Grant (Westlake)
Nancy Ornstein (Westlake)
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1970-Nancy Ornstein (Westlake)
1971 -Marita Redondo (Peace)
1972-Robin Tenney (Westlake)
1973-Bea Kilgore (San Domenico)
1974-Bunny Bruning (Bishops School)
1975-Dianne Morrison
1976-Jean Hedner
1977-Kelly Henry
1978-Kelly Henry
1979-Kelly Henry
1980-Kathrin Keil
1981-Barbara Gerken
1982-Barbara Gerken
1983-Debbie Spence
1984-Stella Sampras
1985-Lisa Green
1986-Iwalani McCalla
1987-Noelle Porter
1988-Kimberly Po
1989-Marlo Carruth
1990-Natasha Pospich
1991-Nicole London
1992-Stacey Jellen (Calabasas)
1993-Ania Bleszynski (Thousand Oaks)
1994-Ania Bleszynski (Thousand Oaks)
1995-Alexandra Stevenson (San Diego)
1996-Tu Dong (Long Beach)
1997-Faye DeVera (Villa Park)
1998-Bernadette Bayani (Simi Valley)
1999-Leslie Caylan (Newport Beach)
2000-Erin Burdette (Ojai)
2001-Kim-Ahn Nguyen (Orange)
2002-Elizabeth Exon (Irvine)
2003-Elizabeth Exon (Irvine)
2004-Nazlie Ghazal (Temecula)
2005-Kristen Flower (Ojai)
2006-Gail Brodsky (Ojai)
2007-Pamela Montez (La Quinta)
2008-Britney Sanders (Chino)
2009-Monica Turewicz (Ojaj)
2010-Lynda Xepoleas (Ojai)
2011-Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum (Ojai)
2012-Alison Ho (Thousand Oaks)
2013-Monica Robinson (Valley Center)
2014-Hanna Chang (Fontana)
Linda Lewis (Bishop)
Daniella Dall'Armi (Santa Barbara)
Lindsay Morse (Westridge)
Lindsay Morse (Westridge)
Allison Applegarth (San Francisco)
Becky Bell
Elizabeth Smith
Shelly Stillman
Kathleen O'Brien
Helena Manset
Deborah Franz
Cheryl Jones
Cynthia MacGregor
Marianne Werdel
Stephanie London
Iwalani McCalla
Carrie Crisell
Laxmi Poruri
Danielle Scott
Carla Quaresma
Ditta Huber
Lindsay Davenport
Pam Trump (Arcadia)
Rosemary She (Cerritos)
Krissy Hamilton (Agoura Hills)
Jennifer Momii (Torrance)
Janez Ghazal (Temecula)
Kari Olsen (San Diego)
Shervin Siadenea (Woodland Hills)
Jennifer Baker (Palm Desert)
Kim-Anh Nguyen (Orange)
Anne Yelsey (Corona Del Mar)
Kady Pooler (Laguna Niguel)
Kady Pooler (Laguna Niguel)
Daron Moore (Studio City)
Mykala Hedberg (Oxnard)
Marianna Khachatryan (Burbank)
Catherine Isip (Anahiem)
Kaitlyn Christian (Orange)
Rio Kitagawa (Ojai)
Miya Jin (Rancho Palos Verdes)
Jessica Worring (Oxnard)
Meredith Xepoleas (Huntington Beach)
Savannah Ware (Thousand Oaks)
Ryan Peus (Palos Verdes Estates)
14) Girls’ 18-And-Under Doubles Championship
The Helms Trophy; First presented in 1949
Champions
1907-Elizabeth Ryan-Squires (Marlborough)
1908-Elizabeth Ryan-Anderson (Marlborough)
1909-Elizabeth Ryan-Freese (Marlborough)
1910-Struve-Fleming (Marlborough)
1911-Marorie Tufts-Torrance (Marlborough)
1912-Marlorie Tufts-Hughes (Marlborough)
1913-Dawson-Jessie Grieve (Westlake)
1914-E. Johnson-Frances Beveridge (Marlborough)
1915-Helen Baker-Ruth Garland (Nordhoff H.S.)
1916-Ruth Garland-Esther Waite (Nordhoff HS)
1917-M. S. Ewins-J. Pendergast (Marlborough)
1918-Helen Huff-Lane (Alhambra)
1919-Helen Huff-Margaret Jones (Alhambra HS)
Finalists
Beatrice Burnham-Balser (Marlborough)
Marjorie Baine-Cobb (Gambles School, S.B.)
Foster-Peterson (Gambles School, S.B.)
Lawson-Chapman (Gambles School. S.B.)
Dawson-Andrews (Westlake)
Janet Stevenson-Inez Young (Bishop's)
Marjorie Tufts-Hughes (Marlborough)
Ruth Garland-Helen Baker (Nordhoff)
Frances Beveridge-C. Eisenmayer (Marlborough)
Christine White-Gladys Thomason
A. Wetmore-M. Dunn (S.B. Girl's School)
Kelly-Lynn
Beatrice Ward-Lucy Turner
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1920-Mildred McCaleb-Ann Linnell (Nordhoff HS)
1921-Esther Bristol-Irene Proboshasky (Nordhoff HS)
1922-Esther Bristol-Irene Proboshasky (Nordhoff HS)
1923-Barbara Baxter-Carol Booth (Girls’ Collegiate LA)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Louise McFarland-M.E. Harradon (Westridge)
1926-Sue Betty Dunlap- M. Eichelberger (Marlborough)
1927-Betty Hubbard-Ruth Wellington (SB Girls' School)
1928-M. Osborne-M.Clyde (S.B. Girls' School)
1929-Jane Sharp-E. Lee (Westridge)
1930-Jane Sharp-E. Lee (Westridge)
1931-V. Andrews-F. Herron (Marlborough)
1932-Patricia Dean-Elizabeth Dean (Westlake)
1933-P. Merwin-C. Hall (Westridge)
1934-Jamison-Jamison (Santa Paula H.S.)
1935-Jean Oakley-Jane Murphy (Marlborough)
1936-Jean Oakley-Jane Murphy (Marlborough)
1937-Jean Oakley-Jane Murphy (Marlborough)
1938-Katherine Dean-Geneva Templeton (Ventura H.S.)
1939-Betty Lind-Geneva Templeton (Ventura H.S.)
1940-Babs Du Puy-Tony Smith (Miss Head's, Berkeley)
1940-Strickland-Maiya Teague (Santa Paula)
1942-Mary Strickland-Maiya Teague (Santa Paula)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Hillery Fitzpatrick-Mollie Shea (Marlborough)
1948-M. Fitzpatrick-M. Shea (Marlborough)
1949-Glenn Candy-Mollie Shea (Marlborough)
1950-Dorothy Hughes-Martha Lewis (Westridge)
1951-Betsy Brigham-Judy Howe (Bishop)
1952-Dorothy Hughes-Joan Howard (Westridge)
1953-Mel LeFever-Penny Winkler (Marlborough)
1954-Claudia Comstock-Cordelia Comstock (Ventura)
1955-Laurie Cockburn-Cynthia Hensley (Westridge)
1956-Terry Donnelly-Susan Proctor (Marlborough)
1957-Terry Donnelly-Susan Proctor (Marlborough)
1958-Susan Proctor-Judith Warde (Marlborough)
1959-Mary Denman-Nan Griffin (Santa Catalina)
1960-Crosby-Crosby (Mayfield)
1961-Badgely-Maduro (Marlborough)
1962-Badgely-Maduro (Marlborough)
1963- Debbie Pruitt-Sherrie Pruitt (Westridge)
1964- Debbie Pruitt-Sherrie Pruitt (Westridge)
1965-Debbie Pruitt-Sherrie Pruitt (Westridge)
1966-Patti Hogan-Vickie Rogers (Bishop)
1967-Grant-Grant (Westlake)
1968-Gengler-Newberry (Bishop)
1969-Grant-Reese (Westlake)
1970-Grant-Eisele (Westlake)
1971-Crary-Morse (Westridge)
1972-Bruding-Hagey (Bishops)
1973-Teague-Hagey (Bishops)
1974-Teague-Appleby (Bishops)
1975-Nardi-Nilsson (Rolling Hills)
1976-Tracy Wills-Jill Morton (Foothill)
1977-Tracy Wills-Jill Morton (Foothill
1978-Moira O’Toole- Judy Tarbell
1979-Marion Gengler-Jackie Geller
1980-Laura Ortega-Maria Pe
1981-Heather Petty-Rochelle Morrison
Jean Perk-E. Agnew (Bishop's)
Patterson-M.K. Gamble (Bishop's)
Catherine Gamble-Mary Sallmon (Bishop's)
Helen Bishop-Constance Mansar (Marlborough)
Kathryn Wilson-Mina Braly (Marlborough)
Mary Clyde-Ruth Wellington (SB Girl's School)
E. Pate-K. Northcote (Bishop's School)
B. Philip-R. Vance (Marlborough)
H. Albright-Betty MacPhilip (Marlborough)
G. Miller-B. Phillip (Marlborough)
E. Dean-P. Dean (Westlake)
J. Kreling-D. Clayburgh (Sarah Dix Hamlin)
D. Thompson-M. Derby (Westlake)
J. Stanton-B. Murphy (Marlborough)
M. Bailard-M .Young (Carpinteria HS)
Vivian Curtis-Katherine Dean (Marlborough)
Vivian Curtis-Katherine Dean (Ventura H.S.)
Arline Crowe-Janette Grant (Marlborough)
Barbara Smith-Babs Du Puy (Miss Head's, Berkeley)
Peggy Murphy-Betty Lind (Ventura H.S.)
Sylvia Lisberger-Patricia Hyde (Anna Head)
J. Gilfillan-C. Christ (Marlborough)
J. Illsley-P. Frost (Westridge)
R. Ruiz-A. Lamb (St. Catherine's)
Jean Morgan-Daphne Sanders (Westridge)
Cynthia Cornish-Miriam Rumwell (Castilleja)
Nolie Suman-Bea Bailey (Anoakia)
Nolie Suman-Susan Suman (Anoakia)
Judy Howe-Alex Hurty (Bishop)
Cynthia Hensley-Ann McLaren (Westridge)
Sissie Coberly-Terry Donnelly (Marlborough)
Mary Ellen Stanko-Sheila Matgen (Mayfield)
Laurie Cockburn-Adele Hughes (Westridge)
Mary Kay Denman-Kathy Hammond (Santa Catalina)
Ann Pierce-Barbara Lee (Westlake)
Pierce-Robbins (Westlake)
Crosby-Crosby (Mayfield)
Crosby-Taylor (Mayfield)
Badgely-Maduro (Marlborough)
Anthony-Cooper (Westlake)
Julie Anthony-Stephanie Grant (Westlake)
Stephanie Grant-Whitney Grant (Westlake)
Pruitt-Ellis (Westridge)
Waycoft-Ride (Westlake)
Mosley-Gengler (Bishop)
Warfield-Morse (Westridge)
Eisele-Grant (Westlake)
Dignam-Parker (Westlake)
Parker-Burnstan (Westlake)
Guerin-Mitchell (Marlborough)
Dadian-Dadian
Dadian-Dadian
O'Toole-Tarbell
K. Lillie-B. McCarthy
B. Nathan-D. Andrada
K. Chase-A. Olmedo
C. Dadian-D. Delgado
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1982-Jennifer Slattery-Colleen Patton
1983-Cari Hagey-Courtney Crockett
1984-Kathleen Reed-Bryn Devore
1985-Francesca Heron-Onnaca Heron
1986-Julie Tullberg-Lucinda Gurney
1987-Julie Tullberg-Dorey Brandt
1988-Mimi Burgos-Debbie Goldberger
1989-Alisha Portnoy-Abigail Villena
1990-Christa Hanson-Erica Hanson
1991-Amelia White-Molly White
1992-Nicole Hummel- Nicole London
1993-Amanda Basica-Pam Trump
1994-Amanda Basica-Nicole London
1995-Amanda Augustus-Violette Ahn
1996-Faye Devera-Kraszewski
1997-Julie Chidley-Sarita Yardi
1998-Julie Chidley-Sarita Yardi
1999-Tiffany Brymer-Abigail Spears
2000-Caylan Leslie-Ashley Backus
2001-Serena Fermin-Taylynn Snyder
2002-No Event
2003-Danon Beatty-Jessica Nguyen
2004-Alexandra Strange-Cassandra Strange
2005-Shannon Brady-Lauren Pascoe
2006-Natalie Duckor-Becky Duesler
2007-Hayley Young-Miranda Young
2008-Danielle Kaiden-Paige Polizois
2009-Rachel Fox-Nicole Kosakowski
2010-April Scatliffe-Lauren Stratman
2011-Moira Hedberg-Meghan Sheehan Dizon
2012-Brianna Kemp-Cara Kemp
2013-Taylor LeFridge-Riley Morgan
2014-Riley Morgan-Nicole Scotten
W. Pearne-T. Spence
A. Ameral-C. O'Meara
S. Campbell-K. Waterman
D. Ridgley-P. Ridgley
D. Ridgley-P. Ridgeley
T. Simpson-C. Bailey
C. Schmeidel-Collins
Renee Capri-C. Hall
Marissa Mell-Renee Urricariet
Marissa Mell-Renee Urricariet
Erika Asmuss-Jocelyn Cruz
Amanda Augustus-Marisa Velasco
Amanda Augustus-Brandi Freudenberg
Julie Banks-Romy Mehlman
Kerry Giardino-Shera Wiegler
Darian Chappel-Jonni Seymour
Tiffany Brymer-Ilona Kordonskaya
Melissa Esmero-Adriana Hockicko
Nicole LaBrucherie-Jamie Pagliano
Colby Comstock-Nicole LaBrucherie
Judith Devera-Dianne Matias
Rina Nakano-Jean You
Alexandra Strange-Cassandra Strange
Alexandra Strange-Cassandra Strange
Janay Palicte-Paloma Vasquez
Kelli Feeley-Karen Ishii
Kiah Generette-Jessica Perez
Bella Genkina-Kaley Schultz
Jessica Cedillo-Kiah Generette
Jessica Cedillo-Kiah Generette
Cara Kemp-Sara Khattab
Ilana Oleynik-Otilia Popa
15) Girls Ojai Team Championship
The John Van B. Griggs Memorial Challenge Trophy
1955-Marlborough School
1956-Marlborough School
1957-Marlborough School
1958-Marlborough School and Santa Catalina School
1959-Santa Catalina School
1960-Westlake School and Mayfield School
1961-Marlborough School
1962-Marlborough School
1963-Santa Catalina School and Westridge School
1964-Westridge School
1965-Westridge School
1966-Bishop School
1967-Bishop School
1968-Westlake School
1969-Westlake School and Bishop School
1970-Westlake School
1971-Westlake School
1972-Westlake School
1973-Bishop School
Please note that Girls-18-and-Under may no longer represent their school at The Ojai so that this trophy is no longer awarded.
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At left, Perry Jones awards Arthur Ashe his trophy while Billie Jean King (middle photo, left) and Stan Smith (right photo,
left) also captured Ojai trophies in the 1960s.
III. Open Champions
16) Men’s Open Invitational Singles
The All Comers Challenge Cup
Made of hammered copper and affectionately known as "The Ojai Cuspidor," this cup was first presented in 1906. Like all of the early
trophies it is almost solidly engraved with the names of past winners.
Champion
Finalist
1899-Lowell Otis Reese
Truman Gridley
1900-Henry Farnam
William L. Thacher
1901-Alphonso E. Bell
Sumner Hardy
1902-A. B. Thomas
W. L. Thacher
1903-Lewis R. Freeman
Nat B. Browne
1904-Albert T. Spaulding
Theodore L. Painter
1905-Robert D. Williams
Walter A. Hopkins
1906-Carl R. Gardner
Clarence Griffin
1907-Alphonso E. Bell
Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1908-Carl R. Gardner
Thomas C. Bundy
1909-Thomas C. Bundy
Carl R. Gardner
1910-Maurice E. McLoughlin
Ward Dawson
191l-Clifton B. Herd
W. H. Mace
1912-William M. Johnston
Alphonso E. Bell
1913-William M Johnston
John Strachan
1914-W. E. Davis
R. L. Murray
1915-Ward Dawson
Van Dyke Johns
1916-Emery H. Rogers
H. L. Hahn
1917-Emery H. Rogers
Axel Gravem
1918-Frank Winne
Robert L. Rager
1919-Harvey B. Snodgrass
James A. Davies
1920-Philip Neer
Clarence A. Barker
1921-James A. Davies
Philip Neer
1922-Clifton B. Herd
Thomas Ferrandini
1923-Raymond Casey
Harold L. Godshall
1924-No Tournament
1925-Harold L. Godshall
Thomas Ferrandini
1926-Harvey B. Snodgrass
Philip Near
1927-Gerald Straford
John Doeg
1928-William T. Tilden II
John Hennessy
1929-Gerald Stratford
Clifton B. Herd
1930-Keith Gledhill
Alan Herrington
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1931 -Ellsworth Vines
1932-Lester Stoefen
1933-Ellsworth Vines
1934-Dr. Gerald Bartosh
1935-Francis Shields
1936-Jack Tidball
1937-Jack Tidball
1938-Jack Tidball
1939-Jack Tidball
1940-Ted Olewine
1941-Welby Van Horn
1942-Jack Kramer
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Seymour Greenberg
1948-Bob Falkenberg
1949-Richard (Pancho) Gonzales
1950-Bob Falkenburg
1951-Herb Flam
1952-Jacque Grigry
1953-Tony Trabert
1954-Luis Ayala
1955-Gilbert Shea
1956-Gilbert Shea
1957-Gilbert Shea
1958-Donald Kierbow
1959-Alejandro Olmedo
1960-Rafael Osuna
1961-Luis Ayala
1962-Arthur Ashe
1963-Robert Potthast
1964-Allen Fox
1965-Charles Pasarell
1966-Robert Lutz
1967-John Yeomans
1968-Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
1969-Haroon Rahim
1970-Jeffrey Austin
1971-Raul Ramirez
1972-Lee Merry
1973-Chico Hagey
1974-Chico Hagey
1975-Peter Fleming
1976-Alex Olmedo
1977-Tom Leonard
1978-Leo Palin
1979-Jeff Williams
1980-Tom Leonard
1981-Chris Dunk
1982-Jeff Klaparda
1983-Richard Gallien
1984-Mark Wooldridge
1985-Ken Diller
1986-Mark Basham
1987-Christian Dunk
1988-Mark Basham
1989-Ted Sherman
1990-Stephen Aniston
1991-Paul Hubbard
1992-Gus Anderson (Salinas)
Lester Stoefan
Jack Tidball
Keith GledhiIl
Charles Carr
Gene Mako
Wayne Sabin
Bobby Riggs
William Doeg
Tom Chambers
Myron McNamara
Arthur Marx
Willis Anderson
William Canning
Richard Gonzales
Bob Falkenburg
Arnold Saul
Clyde Hippenstiel
Clyde Hippenstiel
Herb Flam
Herb Flam
Clyde Hippenstiel
Earl Baumgardner
Noel Brown
Herb Flam
Myron Franks
Dennis Ralston
Jon Douglas
David Reed
Hugh Stewart
Tom Edlefsen
Stan Smith
Allen Fox
Thomas Leonard
James Hobson
Jeff Borowiak
Jimmy Connors
Mike Machette
Steve Krulevitz
Tom Kreiss
Gene Mayer
Alejandro Olmedo
Steve Mott
Steve Messmer
Eddie Edwards
Mike Nissley
Jerry Van Linge
Glenn Petrovic
John Davis
Brad Cherry
David Livingston
Randy Part
Curt Stalder
Stephen Aniston
Tom Leonard
Mark Basham
Sean Brawley
Jun Toledo
Rodrigo Gabuya (Redondo Beach)
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1993-Pat Crow (Long Beach)
1994-Pat Crow (Long Beach)
1995-Jonathan Leach (Laguna Beach)
1996-Sean Brawley (Camarillo)
1997-Bryan Junio (Fresno)
1998-Steve Tallakson (Oak View)
1999-Bill Behrens (Oak View)
2000-Mark Ellis (Ventura)
2001-Peter Jeschke (Montecito)
2002-Peter Jeschke (Montecito)
2003-Adriano Biasella (Palm Desert)
2004-Michael Joyce (Los Angeles)
2005-Cecil Mamiit (Los Angeles)
2006-Zbynek Mlynarik (Chatsworth)
2007-Lester Cook (Marina del Rey)
2008-Cecil Mamiit (Los Angeles)
2009-Lester Cook (Marina del Rey)
2010-Lester Cook (Marina del Rey)
2011-Marcos Giron (Thousand Oaks)
2012-Artem Sitak (Malvern, Ariz.)
2013-Mackenize McDonald (Piedmont)
2014-Dennis Novikov (Milpitas)
Desi McBride (Woodland Hills)
Sean Brawley (Pacific Palisades)
Sean Brawley (Camarillo)
Chris Ganz (Long Beach)
Pat Crow (Long Beach)
Mark Ellis (Camarillo)
Aaron Webster (Santa Barbara)
Peter Jeschke (Montecito)
Aaron Webster (Santa Barbara)
Mark Ellis (Ventura)
Bryan Juinio (Fresno)
Travis Rettenmaier (Venice)
Lester Cook (Marina del Rey)
Sam Querrey (Thousand Oaks)
Travis Rettenmaier (Fountain Valley)
Lester Cook (Marina del Rey)
Cecil Mamiit (Los Angeles)
Brian Wilson (Las Vegas)
Aaron Yovan (Irvine)
Peter Lucassen (Los Angeles)
Lester Cook (Marina del Rey)
Haythem Abid (Los Angeles)
17) Men’s Open Invitational Doubles
The Ojai Valley Tennis Cups Of 1909
Champions
1900-Trowbridge W. Hendricks-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1901-Alphonso E. Bell-A.C. Way
1902-R.H.F. Vane-Simpson M. Sinsabasgh
1903-Lewis R. Freeman-Claude A. Wayne
1904-S. Horace Donnell-J. Donnell
1905-Robert A. Rowan-Robert D. Williams
1906-Saver Warland-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1907-Alphonso E. Bell-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1908-Carl R. Gardner-Maurice E. McLoughlin
1909-Alphonso E. Bell-Thomas C. Bundy
1910-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh-Nat B. Browne
1911-Gerald C. Young-William Bacon
1912-Nat B. Browne-Carl R. Gardner
1913-William M. Johnston-Elia Fottrell
1914-S. Horace Donnell-Clarence A. Barker
1915-Clifton B. Herd-Ward Dawson
1916-E. A. Warren-E.R. McCormick
1917-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh-Maurice E. McLoughlin
1918-Frank Winne-Kenneth V. Hawks
1919-Axel Gravem-Edward L. Levy
1920-Morgan Fottrell-Ray Johnson
1921-Edward L. Levy-Wallace J. Bates
1922-Nat B. Browne-Thomas Ferrandini
1923-Howard Kinsey-Raymond Casey
1924-No Tournament
1925-Philip Neer-Alan Herrington
1926-Harvey B. Snodgrass-Ralph Sindorf
1927-Lionel Ogden-John Doeg
1928-Wilmer Alison-William T. Tilden II
1929-Clifton B. Herd-Joe Coughlin
1930-Keith Gledhill-Ellsworth Vines
1931-Jack Tidball-Dr. Gerald Bartosh
1932-Dr. Gerald Bartosh-Jack Tidball
1933-Ellsworth Vines-Keith Gledhill
1934-Frank Westsmith-Orville Sholtz
1935-Francis Shields-Gene Mako
Finalists
Henry Farnam-W.L. Thacher
Henry Farnam-W.L. Thacher
Henry Farnam-W.L. Thacher
Henry Farnam-W.L. Thacher
Walter A. Hopkins-W.L. Thacher
Carl R.Gardner
Clarence Griffin
Lewis R. Freeman-Salisbury
Maurice E. McLoughlin-Albert T. Spaulding
W. L. Thacher-Maurice E. McLoughlin
William M. Johnston-John Strachan
Simpson Sinsabaugh-Gerald C. Young
Gerald C. Young-Harold Herlihy
Hal W. Gorham-W. H. Mace
M. Bennie Houk-Felton H. Taylor
Emerv H. Rogers-Axel Gravem
Simpson M. Sinsabaugh-James A. Davies
Simpson M. Sinsabaugh-Harvey B. Snodgrass
Clarence A. Barker-Erie P. Barker
Ralph Sindorf-Nat B. Browne
Clifton B. Herd-Ralph Sindorf
Thomas C. Bundy-Maurice E. McLoughlin
Robert F.A. Allen-Harold L. Godshall
Clifton B. Herd-Paul Green
Clifton B. Herd-Paul Green
John Hennessy-Arnold Jones
C. Robbins-E. Lewis
Clifton B. Herd-Alan Herrington
Raymond Casey-Ellsworth Vines
Raymond Casey-Lester Stoefen
Stanley Robinson-Dolf Muehleisen
Perry Jones-Joe Bixler
Jack Tidball-Dr. Gerald Bartosh
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1936-Leonard Patterson-Jack Tidball
1937-Mort Ballagh-Verne Hughes
1938-Jack Tidball-Myron McNamara
1939-Gene Mako-Jack Tidball
1940-William Reedy-Kenneth Bartelt
1941-Arthur Marx-William Robertson
1942-Jack Kramer-G. Richards
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Ted Schroeder-William Canning
1948-Ted Schroeder-R. Falkenburg
1949-Ted Schroeder-Bob Falkenburg
1950-Bob Falkenburg-Bob Kimbrell
1951-Nolan McQuown-Roy McQuown
1952-Clyde Hippenstiel-Ed Kauder
1953-Tony Trabert-Bill Crosby
1954-Bill Crosby-Bobby Perez
1955-Ed Kauder-Robin Willner
1956-Whitney Reed-Fred Hagist
1957-Bob Perry-Noel Brown
1958-Noel Brown-Hugh Stewart
1959-Alejandro Olmedo-Myron Franks
1960-Cranston-Douglas
1961 -Ayala-Stewart
1962-Potthast-Bell
1963-Mike Franks-Hugh Stewart
1964-Edlefaen-Stewart
1965-Stan Smith-Robert Lutz
1966-Steve Tidball-Roy Barth
1967-Avoyer-Rombeau
1968-Leach-Potthast
1969-Leach-Potthast
1970-Smith-Austin
1971-Hobson-Ramirez
1972-Van Linge-Yeomans
1973-Schneider-Hobson
1974-Chico Hagey-Gene Mayer
1975-Charles Strode-Dennis Trout
1976-Alex Olmedo-Tom Leonard
1977-Jerry Van Linge-Bob Wright
1978-Jan-Erik Palm-Richard Leach
1979-Jerry Van Linge-Tom Leonard
1980-Jerry Van Linge-Tom Leonard
1981-Jerry Van Linge-Tom Leonard
1982-Jacques Manset-Mark Basham
1983-Hank Moravec-Steve Mott
1984-Robert Henderson-Paul Bernstein
1985-Mark Jacobson-S. Moody
1986-Curt Stalder-James Harper
1987-Mark Spearman-Stephen Aniston
1988-Rusty Miller-Danny Saltz
1989-Mark Basham-Jacques Manset
1990-Mark Basham-Jacques Manset
1991-Mark Wooldridge-Harold Hecht
1992-Mark Basham-Jacques Manset
1993-William Moravec-Kurt Kredel
1994-Alex Nizet-Mark Wooldridge
1995-Brian Giffin-Darren Potkey
1996-Sean Brawley-Brian Giffin
1997-Sean Brawley-Peter Jeschke
David Conrad-Henry Culley
Jack Tidball-Henry Culley
Mort Ballagh-Verne Hughes
Mel Gallagher-George Toley
Myron McNamara-Jack Kramer
Larry Hall-Jacques Brugnon
Budge Patty-Earl Cochell
Jack Tidball-Tom Chambers
Bob Kimbrell-George Richards
Herb Flam-Gene Garrett
Ted Schroeder-Arnold Saul
Willis Anderson-Glenn Bassett
Tom Chambers-Vincent Fotre
Glenn Hippenstiel-Clyde Hippenstiel
Herb Flam-Luis Ayala
Glenn Bassett-Merwin Miller
Clyde Hippenstiel-Ed Kauder
Fred Hagist-Merwin Miller
Donald Kierbow-Bobby Delgado
Noel Brown-John Cranston
Brown-Ralston
Bond-Ralston
Pasarell-Reed
Luis Alberto Olmedo-Jerry Cromwell
Crookenden-Franks
Charles Pasarell-Loyo-Mayo
Richard Leach-Robert Potthast
Leach-Potthast
Lara-Loyo-Mayo
Cornell-Cornell
Rombeau-Neudecker
Andrews-Machette
Evett-Krulevitz
Earnhart-Shires
Robert C. Wright-David Eastman
Alex Olmedo-Margolin
Craig Johnson-John Rast
Dick Leach-Tom Leonard
Andrews-Dennis Trout
Curt Condon-Steve Simon
Curt Condon-Steve Simon
Doug Adler-Robert Van’t Hoff
Steve Simon-Dane Petchul
Tom Leonard-T. Edlefson
L. Mousouris-Mark Wooldridge
S. Schermans-David Richmond
Richard Gallien-S. Simon
P. Dent-Jerry Van Linge
Gary Lemon-Sean Brawley
J. Spier-Jorge Reydon
Julian Barham-Steve Cluse
Steven Jung-Stuart Jung
Harold Hecht-Mark Wooldridge
Kevin Forbes-John Washer
Chris Elwood-Don Lesage
Mark Basham-Jacques Manset
Art Hernandez-William Moravec
Jim Slaught-Tim Trigueiro
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1998-Dayne Gingrich-Hugh Stratman
1999-Desi McBride-Jonas Wallgard
2000-Peter Jeschke-Aaron Webster
2001-Art Hernandez-Carsten Hoffman
2002-Troy Budgen-Mark Ellis
2003-Adriano Biasella- Sam Webster
2004-Ryan Moore-Nicholas Rainey
2005-Lester Cook-Derrick Rostagno
2006-Nick Rainey-Brian Wilson
2007-Nick Rainey-Brian Wilson
2008-Rylan Rizza-Robert Yim
2009-Lester Cook-Shane LaPorte
2010-Chris Haggard-Gary Sacks
2011-Boris Bakalov-Kris Kwinta
2012-Nima Roshan-Artem Sitak
2013-Lester Cook-Zack Fleishman
2014-Haythem Abid-Kyle McMorrow
Sean Brawley-Peter Jeschke
Mark Ellis-Brian Giffin
Hank Pfister-Steve Williford
Peter Jeschke-Aaron Webster
Art Hernandez-Carsten Hoffman
Troy Budgen-Brad Sceney
Eric Basica-Michael Joyce
Grant Doyle-Sam Querrey
Grant Doyle-Sam Querrey
Lester Cook-Shane LaPorte
Aleksandar Vlaski-Brian Wilson
Colt Gaston- Cecil Mamiit
Eoin Collins-Brian Wilson
Nima Roshan-Alessandro Ventre
Joel Kielbowicz-Rylan Rizza
Artem Sitak-Dennis Lajola
Quinn Borchard-Calle Hansen
18) Women’s Open Invitational Singles
The Foothills Cup
Champion
1900-Ruby Garland
1901-Ruby Garland
1902-May Sutton
1903-May Sutton
1904-May Sutton
1905-May Sutton
1906-May Sutton
1907-May Sutton
1908-May Sutton
1909-Hazel Hotchkiss
1910-Hazel Hotchkiss
1911-Mary K. Browne
1912-May Sutton
1913-Florence Sutton
1914-Florence Sutton
1915-Florence Sutton
1916-Mary K. Browne
1917-Mary K. Browne
1918-Jessie Grieve
1919-Mrs. Wm. Widdowson
1920-Mrs. Ream Leachman
1921-Mary K. Browne
1922-May Sutton Bundy
1923-May Sutton Bundy
1924-No Tournament
1925-Mary K. Browne
1926-Marion Williams
1927-May Sutton Bundy
1928-May Sutton Bundy
1929-Marion Williams
1930-Midge Gladman
1931-Dorothy Weisel
1932-Carolin Babcock
1933-Alice Marble
1934-Ethel B. Arnold
1935-Ethel B. Arnold
1936-Gracyn Wheeler
1937-Dorothy Bundy
1938-Dorothy Bundy
1939-Eleanor Purdy
1940-Dorothy Bundy
Finalist
Donnell
Mrs. George R. White
Florence Sutton
Violet Sutton
Violet Sutton
Florence Sutton
Florence Sutton
Ruby Garland
Ethel Sutton-Bruce
Elizabeth Ryan
May Sutton
Dorothy Green
Mary K. Browne
Woodford
Mrs. W.A. Ellis
Mrs. Wm. Widdowson
Mrs. E. Sutton-Bruce
Mrs. L.R. Williams
Mrs. A. Yager
Mrs. John C. Cushing
Bragdon
Carolyn Bryant
Mary K. Browne
Mary K. Browne
Thelma Patton
Mary B. Taylor
Marion Williams
Midge Gladman
Midge Gladman
May Sutton Bundy
Ethel Burkhardt
Gracyn Wheeler
J. Cruickshank
Marianne Hunt
Gracys Wheeler
Dorothy Bundy
Barbara Winslow
Ruby Bixler
Patricia Henry
Pauline Betz
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1941-Mary Arnold
1942-Mary Arnold
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Louise Brough
1948-Louise Brough
1949-Louise Brough
1950-Helen Perez
1951-Maureen Connolly
1952-Mary Arnold Prentiss
1953-Dorothy Bundy Cheney
1954-Mary Arnold Prentiss
1955-Dorothy Cheney
1956-Beverly Baker Fleitz
1957-Louise Brough
1958-Janet Hopps
1959-Beverly Baker Fleitz
1960-Karen Hantze
1961-Katherine Chabot
1962-Carole Caldwell
1963-Kathy Chabot
1964-Mimi Arnold
1965-Billie Jean Moffitt
1966-Billie Jean King
1967-Pam Teeguarden
1968-Barbara Grubb
1969-Betty Ann Grubb
1970-Janet Newberry
1971-Kathleen Harter
1972-Janice Metcalf
1973-Laurie Tenney
1974-Kathy May
1975-Lindsay Morse
1976-Stacy Margolin
1977-Tracy Austin
1978-Barbara Hallquist
1979-Tina Mochizuki
1980-Kelly Henry
1981-Tina Mochizuki
1982-Cecilia Fernandez
1983-Cecilia Fernandez
1984-Kate Gompert
1985-Patty Fendick
1986-Kristi Blankenship
1987-Lisa Seemann
1988-Stacy Margolin
1989-Tina Mochizuki
1990-Jennifer Larking-Dawson
1991-Jean-Marie Lozano (Berkeley)
1992-Stella Sampras (Palos Verde Estates)
1993-Kathy May (Pacific Palisades)
1994-Cammie Foley (Bonita)
1995-Jolene Watanabe (Arcadia)
1996-Kathy May Fritz (Rancho Santa Fe)
1997-Dina Birch (Calabasas)
1998-Nicole Elliot (San Diego)
1999-Dina Birch (Woodland Hills)
2000-Nicole Elliott-Herrmann (San Diego)
2001-Dina Birch-McBride (Woodland Hills)
2002-Dina McBride (Woodland Hills)
Louise Brough
Louise Brough
Gertrude Moran
Beverly Baker
Beverly Baker
Dorothy Bundy Cheney
Nancy Chaffee
Anita Kanter
Darlene Hard
Dorothy Bundy Cheney
Barbara Breit
Dorothy Bundy Cheney
Sally M. Moore
Sally M. Moore
Sally M. Moore
Dorothy Cheney
Carole Ann Loop
Dorothy Bundy Cheney
Kathleen Blake
Carole Caldwell
Kathy Harter
Rosemary Casals
Valerie Ziegenfuss
Pixie Lamm
Denise Carter
Sharon Walsh
Janice Metcalf
Laurie Tenney
Linda Lewis
Susan Hagey
Susan Hagey
Barbara Jordan
Maria Fernandez
Karen Dawson
Wendy Barlow
Tina Mochizuki
Lindsay Morse
Carol Heyman
Helena Manset
Lynn Lewis
Alyce Werdel
Kathy May-Paben
Helen Park
Carolyn Reed
Annika Wasserman
Kathy May Paben
Lisa Seemann (Solvang)
Lisa Seemann (Solvang)
Jennifer Slattery (Huntington Beach)
Tracie Johnstone (Carpinteria)
Danielle Scott (Newport Beach)
Dina Birch (Calabasas)
Tracie Johnstone (Santa Barbara)
Lisa Seemann (Solvang)
Nicole Elliott-Herrmann (San Diego)
Mary Fallara (San Bernardino)
Amanda Parson Siegel
Stacy Margolin-Potter (Ojai)
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2003-Martina Nejedly (Palm Springs)
2004-Martina Nejedly (Palm Springs)
2005-Jessica Nguyen (Chatsworth)
2006-Kasenia Milevskaya (Ojai)
2007-Gail Brodsky (Ojai)
2008-Pamela Montez (La Quinta)
2009-Pamela Montez (La Quinta)
2010-Gail Brodsky (Ojai)
2011-Monica Turewicz (Ojai)
2012-Sachia Vickery (Ojai)
2013-Noelle Hickey (Hackensack, N.J.)
2014-Katsiaryna Zheltova (Sacramento)
Dina McBride (Woodland Hills)
Maureen Diaz (Glendale)
Amanda Fink (Calabasas)
Maureen Diaz (Glendale)
Tanya Raykova (Ojai)
Maureen Diaz (Glendale)
Maureen Diaz (Glendale)
Olga Puchkova
Ashley Dai (Temple City)
Amanda Fink (Calabasas)
Ashley Harkleroad (Malibu)
Emma Higuchi (Los Angeles)
19) Women’s Open Invitational Doubles
The Ojai Valley Tennis Club Trophy
Champions
1900-Ruby Garland-White
1901-Vorhees-Edwards
1902-Lily Kincaide-May Sutton
1903-Dobbins-Voilet Sutton
1906-Ruby Garland-May Sutton
1907-Elizabeth Ryan-May Sutton
1908-Elizabeth Ryan-May Sutton
1909-Marion Jones Farquar-Elizabeth Ryan
1910-Florence Sutton-May Sutton
1911-Mary K. Browne-Elizabeth Sherk
1912-Isabel Anderson-May Sutton
1913-Kearne-Sutton
1914-Kearne-Florence Sutton
1915-Florence Sutton-Widdowson
1916-Mary K. Browne-L.R. Williams
1917-Mary K. Browne-Louise R. Williams
1921-Ethel Sutton-Bruce-Marian Williams
1957-Janet Hopps-Diane Wootton
1958-Karen Hantze-Helene Weill
1959-Helene Weill-Mandy Mandel
1960-Chabot-Moore
1961-Chabot-Moore
1962-Caldwell-Moffitt
1963-Wootton-Gowans
1964-Caldwell-Cheney
1965-Billie Jean Moffitt-Tory Fretz
1966-Billie Jean King-Rosie Casals
1967-Cody-Ziegenfuss
1968-Michel-Teeguarden
1969-Carter-Michel
1970-Walsh-Hansen
1971 -Harter-Hansen
1972-Bostrom-Metcalf
1973-Tenney-Stratton
1974-Susan Hagey-Lea Antonopolis
1975-Kathy Harter-Susan Moore
1976-Paula Smith-Cindy Thomas
1977-Tracy Austin-Maria Fernandez
1978-Barbara Hallquist-Sheila McInerny
1979-Caryn Copeland-Penny Johnson
1980-Lea Antonopolis-Lindsay Morse
1981-Lindsay Morse-Sue Armet
1982-Jill Beck-Kathy Bryan
1983-Carol Heyden-Heliane Steden
1984-Barbara DeGroot-Lea Antonopolis
1985-Sue Pendo-Barbara DeGroot
Finalists
Gabrielle Dobbins-Hendrick
Ruby Garland-White
Gabrielle DobbinsEthel Sutton
Mrs. Seymour-May Sutton
Florence Sutton-Voilet Sutton
Mary K. Browne-Ethel Sutton Bruce
Mary K. Browne-Hazel Hotchkiss
Hazel Hotchkiss-Meyer
Marion Edwards-Ruth Spaulding
Elizabeth Caldwell-Florence Sutton
Campbell-Macy
Isabell Anderson-Mary Taney
McColl-McConnochie
B.O. Bruce-Florence Sutton
Cushing-Lowell
Grace Mungen-Clemens McNamara
Joan Johnson-Geri Shepard
Sally Moore-Janet Hopps
Barbara Browning-Pamela Davis
Hopps-Footman
Caldwell-Moffitt
Loop-Johnson
Chabot-Danielson
Kathy Blake-Kathy Harter
Kathy Harter-Kathy Blake
Abbes-Loop
Adler-Rahlens
Grubb-Lamm
Kemner-Freeman
Newberry-Pande
Grant-Farmer
Farmer-Lebedeff
Veal-Stap
Jane Stratton-Jane Roberts
Sue Boyle-Bee Kilgore
Stacy Margolin-Lindsay Morse
K. Blemker-A. Applegarth
Lucia Fernandez-Maria Fernandez
Lani Wilcox-Wendy Barlow
Sheila McInerny-S. Brown
Cherie Kay-R. Kahn
G. Galt-K. Dawson
Carol Christian-Jill Beck
Na Hu-Karen Huebner
Linda Mallory-Jill Beck
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1986-Kathy May Paben-Janie Willens
1987-Dena Levy-Barbara DeGroot
1988-BarbaraDeGroot-Dena Levy
1989-Jarilyn Joseph-Linda Howell
1990-Kathy Paben-Barbara Gerken
1991-Ronni Reis-Heliane Steden
1992-Themis Glatman- Lisa Seemann
1993-Tracie Johnstone- Colleen Patton
1994-Tracie Johnstone-Lisa Seemann
1995-Tracie Johnstone-Lisa Seeman
1996-Debbie Goldberger- Jennifer Slatery
1997-Dina Birch-Kirstin Smith
1998-Jennifer Slattery- Julie Slattery
1999-Tracie Currie-Lisa Seemann
2000-Dina Birch-McBride-Tracie Currie
2001-Dina Birch-McBride-Tracie Currie
2002-Dina McBride-Tracie Currie
2003-Nicole Hummel-Stephanie Lansdorp
2004-Tiffany Brymer-Victoria Brymer
2005-Maureen Diaz-Anita Loyola
2006-Amy Jensen-Daron Moore
2007-Page Bartelt-Amelia Escalante
2008-Judith Devera-Dianne Matias
2009-Sabrina Capannolo-Christian Thompson
2010-Amanda Fink-Elizabeth Lumpkin
2011-Hailey Johnson-Desirae Krawczyk
2012-Amanda Fink-Giuliana Olmos
2013-Laura Gordon-Noelle Hickey
2014-Jada Hart-Ena Shibahara
Jennifer Slattery-Kristi Blankenship
B. Dent-G. Miller
L. Mallory-Lemberg
D. Klurman-Nancy Breen
Jill Greenwood-Jennifer Larking-Dawson
Colleen Patton-Lisa Seemann
Colleen Paton-Jennifer Slattery
Jaime Pisarcik-Julie Tullberg
Julie Downs-Julie Tullberg
Kristen Smith- Rebecca Huereque
Debra Elia-Tracie Johnstone
Jennifer Slattery- Julie Slattery
Tracie Currie-Lisa Seemann
Dina Birch-Kirsten Smith
Jennifer Lyons-Julie Shapiro
Jacqui Boyd-Ditta Huber
Amanda Basica-Ditta Huber
Dina McBride-Tracie Currie
Maureen Diaz-Anita Loyola
Amanda Fink-Jessica Nguyen
Lindsay Kinstler- Kasenia Milevskaya
Lyndsay Kinstler-Maria Sanchez
Cierra GaytanLeach-Pamela Montez
Shipa Joshi-Alexandra McGoodwin
Olga Puchkova-Samantha Schoeffel
Ashley Dai-April Scatliffe
Zsuzanna Fodor-Rio Kitagawa
Zoe Katz-Maegan Manasse
Emma Higuchi-Claire Liu
IV. Pac-12 Conference Champions
20) Men’s Intercollegiate Pacific-12 Singles Championship
The Ojai Valley Tennis Cup Of 1911; the William E. Huffman cup (since 1981)
Champion
Finalist
1954-Bob Perry (UCLA)
Ron Livingston (UCLA)
1955-Clif Mayne (California)
Jack Frost (Stanford)
1956-Alex Olmedo (USC)
Mike Franks (UCLA)
1957-Alex Olmedo (USC)
Jon Douglas (Stanford)
1958-Alex Olmedo (USC)
Mike Franks (UCLA)
1959-Allen Fox (UCLA)
Norman Perry (UCLA)
1960-Larry Nagler (UCLA)
Allen Fox (UCLA)
1961-Rafael Osuna (USC)
Allen Fox (UCLA)
1962-Bill Bond (USC)
Rafael Osuna (USC)
1963-Dennis Ralston (USC)
Jim McManus (UC Berkeley)
1964-Arthur Ashe (UCLA)
Dennis Ralston (USC)
1965-Arthur Ashe (UCLA)
Tom Edlefsen (USC)
1966-Stanley Smith (USC)
Tom Edlefsen (USC)
1967-Stan Smith (USC)
Bob Lutz (USC)
1968-Stan Smith (USC)
Bob Lutz (USC)
1969-Robert Lutz (USC)
Modesto Vasquez (UCLA)
1970-Haroon Rahim (UCLA)
Roscoe Tanner (Stanford)
1971 -Jeff Borowiak (UCLA)
Jim Connors (UCLA)
1972-Alex Mayer (Stanford)
Raul Ramirez (USC)
1973-Raul Ramirez (USC)
John Andrews (USC)
1974-John Whitlinger (Stanford)
Pat DuPre (Stanford)
1975-Billy Martin (UCLA)
Brian Teacher (UCLA)
1976-Peter Fleming (UCLA)
Bruce Manson (USC)
1977-Matthew B. Mitchell (Stanford)
Bruce Manson (USC)
1978-Robert Van't Hof (USC)
John Austin (UCLA)
1979-Fritz Buehning (UCLA)
Robert Van't Hof (USC)
1980-Robert Van't Hof (USC)
Robbie Ventor (UCLA)
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1981-Tim Mayotte (Stanford)
Scott Davis (Stanford)
1982-Scott Davis (Stanford)
Marcel Freeman (UCLA)
1983-Randy Nixon (UC Berkeley)
Matt Anger (USC)
1984-Michael Kures (UCLA)
Jim Pugh (UCLA)
1985-Dan Goldie (Stanford)
Mark Basham (UCLA)
1986-Brad Pearce (UCLA)
Michael Kures (UCLA)
1987-Patrick McEnroe (Stanford)
Luke Jensen (USC)
1988-Brian Garrow (UCLA)
Jeff Tarango (Stanford)
1989-Pat Galbraith (UCLA)
Buff Farrow (UCLA)
1990-Jason Netter (UCLA)
Alex O'Brien (Stanford)
1991-Alex O'Brien (Stanford)
Jonathan Stark (Stanford)
1992-Alex O'Brien (Stanford)
Mark Knowles (UCLA)
1993-Fritz Bissel (UCLA)
David Ekerot (USC)
1994-Wayne Black (USC)
Sargis Sargsian (ASU)
1995-Scott Humphries (Stanford)
Michael Hill (Cal)
1996-Adam Peterson (USC)
Cecil Mamiit (USC)
1997-Bob Bryan (Stanford)
Ryan Wolters (Stanford)
1998-Paul Goldstein (Stanford)
Ryan Wolters (Stanford)
1999-Ryan Wolters (Stanford)
Gustavo Marcaccio (ASU)
2000-Geoff Abrams (Stanford)
Alex Kim (Stanford)
2001-Ryan Moore (USC)
KJ Hippensteel (Stanford)
2002-Rodrigo Grilli (UCLA)
Alex Vlaski (Washington)
2003-Marcin Matkowski (UCLA)
Alex Vlaski (Washington)
2004-Sam Warburg (Stanford)
Adriana Biasella (USC)
2005-Sam Warburg (Stanford)
Alex Vlaski (Washington)
2006-Matt Bruch (Stanford)
James Wan (Stanford)
2007-Matt Bruch (Stanford)
Alex Slovic (Washington)
2008-Kaes Van’t Hof (USC)
Robert Farah (USC)
2009-Bradley Klahn (Stanford)
Steve Johnson (USC)
2010-Robert Farah (USC)
Bradley Klahn (Stanford)
2011-Steve Johnson (USC)
Bradley Klahn (Stanford)
Please note that this event evolved from the Men's Intercollegiate Singles. View that event for winners before 1954.
21) Men’s Intercollegiate Pacific-12 Doubles Championship
The Alphonzo E. Bell perpetual trophies; First presented in 1911 to the Men's Intercollegiate Doubles Champions.
The Harry Maiden Trophy; First presented to the Pac-12 (originally Southern Section) Doubles Champions in 1981
Champions
Finalists
1954-Perry-Livingston UCLA)
Grigry-Cleveland (USC)
1955-Doss-Blatchford (UCLA)
Cleveland-Contreras (USC)
1956-Franks-Lesch (UCLA)
Olmedo-Contreras (USC)
1957-Franks-Green (UCLA)
Olmedo-Atkinson (USC)
1958-Franks-Green (UCLA)
Olmedo-Atkinson (USC)
1959-Ogden-Nelson (Stanford)
Fox-Perry (UCLA)
1960-Werksman-Perry (UCLA)
Fox-Nagler (UCLA)
1961-Fox-Nagler (UCLA)
Hoogs-McManus (UC Berkeley)
1962-Nagler-Palmer (UCLA)
Hoogs-Welles (UC Berkeley)
1963-Osuna-Ralston (USC)
Moe-Sanderlin (UCLA)
1964-Dennis Ralston-Bill Bond (USC)
Arthur Ashe-Charles Pasarell (UCLA)
1965-Ashe-Crookenden (UCLA)
Edlefsen-Cromwell (USC)
1966-Tom Edlefsen-Stanley Smith (USC)
Jerry Cromwell-Loyo-Mayo (USC)
1967-Smith-Lutz (USC)
Loyo-Mayo-Hobson (USC)
1968-Tidball-Barth (UCLA)
Smith-Lutz (USC)
1969-Lara-Loyo-Mayo (USC)
Barth-Tidball (UCLA)
1970-Borowiak-Rahim (UCLA)
Kreiss-Kreiss (UCLA)
1971-Rahim-Borowiak (UCLA)
Leonard-Taylor (USC)
1972-Fisher-Groslimond (Stanford)
Hagey &Delaney (Stanford)
1973-Krulevitz &Seegars (UCLA)
Dupre-Whitlinger (Stanford)
1974-Pat DuPre-John Whitlinger (Stanford)
Hans Gildemeister-John Andrews (USC)
1975-Toni Kreiss-Ferdi Taygen (UCLA)
Billy Martin-Brian Teacher (UCLA)
1976-Bruce Manson-Chris Lewis (USC)
Gene Mayer-Mark Mitchell (Stanford)
1977-Jon Paley-Tony Graham (UCLA)
Matt Mitchell-Perry Wright (Stanford)
1978-Perry Wright-Matt Mitchell (Stanford)
John Rast-Bill Maze (Stanford)
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1979-Lloyd Bourne-Peter Rennert (Stanford)
Sherbeck-Waldman (ASU)
1980-Robert Van't Hof-Douglas Adler (USC)
Harrington-Freeman (UCLA)
1981-Mike Falberg-Jeff Arons (Stanford)
Scott Davis-Scott Bondurant (Stanford)
1982-Scott Davis-Jeff Arons (Stanford)
Marcel Freeman-Robbie Venter (UCLA)
1983-Scott Davis-John Letts (Stanford)
Tim Pawsat-Todd Witsken (USC)
1984-Matt Anger-Anthony Emerson (USC)
Rick Leach-Tim Pawsat (USC)
1985-Dan Goldie-Eric Rosenfeld (Stanford)
Ken Diller-Brad Pearce (UCLA)
1986-Brad Pearce-Ken Diller (UCLA)
Tim Pawsat-Luke Jensen (USC)
1987-Brian Garrow-Pat Galbraith (UCLA)
Eric Amend-Luke Jensen (USC)
1988-Eric Amend-Scott Melville (USC)
Jeff Tarango-Barry Richards (Stanford)
1989-Mark Quinney-Bill Barber (UCLA)
Brian Garrow-Pat Galbraith (UCLA)
1990-Alex O'Brien-Jason Yee (Stanford)
Donnie Isaak-Andras Lanyi (USC)
1991-Jared Palmer-Jonathon Stark (Stanford)
Matt Lucena-Bent Pedersen (Cal)
1992-Alex O'Brien-Chris Cocotos (Stanford)
Peter Jeschke-Ross Matheson (ASU)
1993-David Ekrot-Andras Lanyi (USC)
Jon Leach-Brian MacPhie (USC)
1994-Wayne Black-Jon Leach (USC)
Janecek-LeBlanc (UCLA)
1995-Brett Hansen-Fernando Samayoa (USC)
Paul Goldstein-Scott Humphries (Stanford)
1996-Paul Goldstein-Jim Thomas (Stanford)
Jeff Salzenstein-Ryan Wolters (Stanford)
1997-Paul Goldstein-Ryan Wolters (Stanford)
Alex Decret-Eric Taino (UCLA)
1998-Bob Bryan-Mike Bryan (Stanford)
George Bastl-Kyle Spencer (USC)
1999-Jean-Noel Grinda-Jong-Min Lee (UCLA)
Jason Cook-Brandon Kramer (UCLA)
2000-Brandon Kramer-Jong-Min Lee (UCLA)
Guillermo Carter-Leslie Eisinga (Oregon)
2001-KJ Hippensteel-Alex Kim (Stanford)
Olivier Charroin-Pim Van Mele (Arizona State)
2002-Marcin Matkowski-Julien Rojer (UCLA)
Scott Lipsky-David Martin (Stanford)
2003-Parker Collins-Daniel Langre (USC)
KC Corkery-James Pade (Stanford)
2004-Philipo Gruendler-Luben Pampoulov (UCLA)
KC Corkery-James Pade (Stanford)
2005-KC Corkery-Sam Warburg (Stanford)
Daniel Chu-Alex Slovic (Washington)
2006-Mathieu Dehaine-Jeremy Dean (UCLA)
Philipo Gruendler-Ben Kohlloeffel (UCLA)
2007-Matt Brusch-Blake Muller (Stanford)
Robert Farah-Kaes Van’t Hof (USC)
2008-Robert Farah-Kaes Van’t Hof (USC)
TJ Bellama-Matt Brooklyn (Arizona State)
2009-Bradley Klahn-Ryan Thacher (Stanford)
Michael Look-Eugen Bradzil (UCLA)
2010-Robert Farah- Steve Johnson (USC)
Amit Inbar-Nick Meister (UCLA)
2011-Steve Johnson-Raymond Sarmiento (USC)
Warren Hardie-Amit Inbar (UCLA)
Please note that Pac-12 men played in the Men's Intercollegiate Doubles Championship division prior to 1954.
22) Men’s Intercollegiate Pacific Coast Conference Championships
The William L. Thacher Challenge Trophy:
1951-UCLA
1952-UCLA
1953-UCLA
1955-UCLA
1956-UCLA and USC
1957-UCLA and USC
1959-UCLA
1960-UCLA
1961-UCLA
1963-USC
1964-UCLA
1965-UCLA
1967-USC
1968-USC
1969-USC
1971-UCLA
1972-Stanford
1973-Stanford
1975-UCLA
1976-UCLA
1977-UCLA
1979-UCLA
1980- UCLA
1981-Stanford
1983-USC
1984-UCLA and USC
1985-Stanford
1987-UCLA
1988-UCLA and USC
1989-UCLA
1991-Stanford
1992-Stanford
1993-UCLA and USC
1995-Stanford and USC
1996- Stanford
1997-Stanford
1999-Stanford
2000-Stanford
2001-Stanford
2003-Stanford
2004-UCLA
2005-Stanford
2007-Stanford and USC
2008-USC
2009-Stanford
2011-USC
2012-USC
2013-UCLA
23) Women’s Intercollegiate Pacific-12 Singles Championship
The Caroline Hill Thacher Trophy
Champion
1987-Jane Thomas (UCLA)
1988-Lisa Green (Stanford)
1989-Sandra Birch (Stanford)
1990-Debbie Graham (Stanford)
1991-Sandra Birch (Stanford)
Finalist
Allisa Finerman (Cal)
Stella Sampras (UCLA)
Debbie Graham (Stanford)
Meredith McGrath (Stanford)
Kimberly Po (UCLA)
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1954-UCLA
1958-UCLA
1962-USC
1966-USC
1970-UCLA
1974-Stanford
1978-USC
1982-UCLA
1986-UCLA
1990-Stanford
1994-Stanford and USC
1998-Stanford
2002-UCLA
2006-Stanford
2010-USC
2014-UCLA
1992-Alix Creek (Univ. of Arizona)
Petra Schmitt (USC)
1993-Alix Creek (Univ. of Arizona)
Pam Nelson (Cal)
1994-Sandra De Silva (Stanford)
Pam Nelson (Cal)
1995-Keri Phebus (UCLA)
Pam Nelson (Cal)
1996-Julie Scott (Stanford)
Karolina Bakalarova (USC)
1997-Julie Scott (Stanford)
Vicky Maes (Univ. of Arizona)
1998-Annica Cooper (UCLA)
Teryn Ashley (Stanford)
1999-Marissa Irvin (Stanford)
Ditta Huber (USC)
2000-Sara Walker (UCLA)
Allison Bradshaw (Arizona State)
2001-Adria Engel (Arizona State)
Raquel Kops-Jones (Cal)
2002-Gabriela Lastra (Stanford)
Jewel Peterson (USC)
2003-Daria Panova (Oregon)
Raquel Kops-Jones (Cal)
2004-Raquel Kops-Jones (Cal)
Alice Barnes (Stanford)
2005-Nicole Leimbach (USC)
Alice Barnes (Stanford)
2006-Suzi Fodor (Cal)
Amanda Fink (USC)
2007-Lindsey Nelson (USC)
Susie Babos (Cal)
2008-Riza Zalameda (UCLA)
Amanda Fink (USC)
2009-Amanda Fink (USC)
Natasha Marks (Arizona)
2010-Yasmin Schnack (UCLA)
Hilary Barte (Stanford)
2011-Kristie Ahn (Stanford)
Maria Sanchez (USC)
2012-Nicole Gibbs (Stanford)
Anett Schutting (Cal)
2013-Kyle McPhillips (UCLA)
Krista Hardebeck (Stanford)
2014-Jennifer Brady (UCLA)
Zoe Scandalis (USC)
Please note that Pac-12 women played in the Women's Independent College Championship division prior to 1987.
24) Women’s Intercollegiate Pacific-12 Doubles Championship
The Frederick S. Lamb Trophy
Champions
Finalists
1987-Lupita Novello-Ginny Purdy (USC)
Carol Coparanis-Laura Glitz (ASU)
1988-Alissa Finerman-Tiffiny Silveria (Cal)
J. Lozano-Sharon Fletcher (Cal)
1989-Stella Sampras-Mamie Ceniza (UCLA)
Jennifer Rojohn-Karen Bergan (ASU)
1990-Meridith McGrath-Teri Whitlinger (Stanford)
Sandra Birch-Debbie Graham (Stanford)
1991-Kimberly Po-Stella Sampras (UCLA)
Mamie Ceniza-Iwalani (UCLA)
1992-Alix Creek-Danielle Scott (Univ. of Arizona)
Pam Cioffi-Meredith Geiger (ASU)
1993-Keirsten Alley-Pam Nelson (Cal)
Miko Hemsi-Celine Verdier (Univ. of Arizona)
1994-Keirsten Alley-Pam Nelson (Cal)
Keri Phebus-Susie Starrett (UCLA)
1995-Ania Bleszynski-Katie Schlukebir (Stanford)
Susie Italiano-Nicole London (USC)
1996-Keri Phebus-Paige Yaroshuk (UCLA)
Amanda Augustus-Franceca La'o (Cal)
1997-Amanda Augustus-Claire Curran (Cal)
Katie Roubanova-Elizabeth Schmidt (UCLA)
1998-Ania Bleszynski-Julie Scott (Stanford)
Stephanie Lansdorp-Katy Propstra (ASU)
1999-Teryn Ashley-Marissa Irvin (Stanford)
Claire Curran-Anita Kurimay (Cal)
2000-Lindsay Blau-Michelle Gough (Arizona)
Tiffany Brymer-Kara Warkentin (USC)
2001-Mariko FritzKrockow-Sara Walker (UCLA)
Lauren Fisher-Petya Marinova (UCLA)
2002-Christina Fusano-Raquel Kops-Jones
(Cal) Megan Bradley-Lauren Fisher (UCLA)
2003-Christina Fusano-Raquel Kops-Jones
(Cal) Maia Mlakar-Emilie Scribot (Arizona)
2004-Alice Barnes-Erin Burdette (Stanford)
Jieun Jacobs- Raquel Kops-Jones (Cal)
2005-Alice Barnes-Anne Yelsey (Stanford)
Dianna Hollands-Maja Mlakar (Arizona)
2006-Alice Barnes-Anne Yelsey (Stanford)
Susie Babos-Suzi Fodor (Cal)
2007-Yasmin Schnack-Riza Zalameda (UCLA)
Lindsay Burdette-Anne Yelsey (Stanford)
2008-Amanda Fink-Gabriela Niculescu (USC)
Marina Coussou-Claire Ilcinkas (Cal)
2009-Amanda Fink-Gabriela Niculescu (USC)
Laila Abdala-Nadia Abdala (Arizona State)
2010-Andrea Remynse-Yasmin Schnack (UCLA)
Hilary Barte-Lindsay Burdette (Stanford)
2011-Mari Andersson-Jana Juricova (Cal)
Kaitlyn Christian-Maria Sanchez (USC)
2012 -Kaitlyn Christian-Sabrina Santamaria (USC)
Nicole Gibbs-Mallory Burdette (Stanford)
2013- Kaitlyn Christian-Sabrina Santamaria (USC)
Courtney Dolehide-Pamela Montez (UCLA)
2014-Kaitlyn Christian-Giuliana Olmos (USC)
Kristie Ahn-Carol Zhao (Stanford)
Please note that Pac-10 women played in the Women's Independent College Championship division prior to 1987.
25) Women’s Intercollegiate Pacific Coast Conference Championships
The Anson S. Thacher Team Trophy
1987-California
1988-Stanford
1989-Stanford
1991-UCLA
1992-Arizona
1993-Arizona and California
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1990-UCLA
1994-Stanford
1995-Stanford
1996-Stanford
1997-Stanford
1998-Stanford
1999-Stanford
2000-Arizona
2001-UCLA
2002-Stanford
2003-Arizona
2004-Stanford
2005-Stanford
2006-Stanford
2007-Stanford
2008-California
2009-USC
2010-UCLA, Stanford
2011-Stanford
2012-Stanford
2013-Stanford , California
2014-California, USC
Note: The Pac-10 Women's Championship was established in 1987. Prior to 1987, Pac-10 women played in the Women's
Intercollegiate Division.
26) Men’s Invitational Pacific-12 Collegiate Singles Championship
Champion
Finalist
1997-Geoff Abrams (Stanford)
Charles Hoeveler (Stanford)
1998-Jason Cook (UCLA)
Alex Kim (Stanford)
1999-Marcin Rozpedski (UCLA)
Xavier Luscan (UCLA)
2000-Erfan Djahangiri (UCLA)
Ali Ansari (Stanford)
2001-Scott Lipsky (Stanford)
Ali Ansari (Stanford)
2002-Ruben Torres (USC)
Alberto Francis (UCLA)
2003-Alberto Francis (UCLA)
Wayne Wong (Cal)
2004-Chris Surapol (UCLA)
Carter Morris (Stanford)
2005-Ken Nakahara (Cal)
Dean Wallace (Cal)
2006 -Blake Muller (Stanford)
Jeremy Drean (UCLA)
2007-Jason McNaughton (USC)
Derek Drabble (Washington)
2008-Bozhidar Katsarov (Cal)
Wes Miller (Arizona St.)
2009-Daniel Nguyen (USC)
Eugen Bradzil (UCLA)
2010-JT Sundling (USC)
Alex Brigham (UCLA)
2011-Warren Hardie (UCLA)
Walker Kehrer (Stanford)
Please note that this event replaced the Mens' Invitational College Singles in 1997; Event ended in 2011 because Pac-12 is now a team
event.
27) Men’s Invitational Pacific-12 Collegiate Doubles Championship
Champions
Finalists
1997-Geoff Abrams-Grant Elliott (Stanford)
Fernando Samayoa-Arram Zaman (USC)
1998-Geoff Abrams-Charles Hoevler (Stanford)
Vincent Allegre-Jason Cook (UCLA)
1999-Marcin Rozpedski-Chris Sands (UCLA)
David Hauser-Scotty Scott (Stanford)
2000-Lassi Ketola-Travis Rettenmaier (UCLA)
Ali Ansari-Scotty Scott (Stanford)
2001-Scott Lipsky-David Martin (Stanford)
Tobias Clemens-Lassi Ketola (UCLA)
2002-Tom Lloyd-Colin O’Grady (Arizona)
Prakash Amritraj-Daniel Langre (USC)
2003-Carter Morris-Sam Warburg (Stanford)
Or Dekel-Robert Kowalczyk (Cal)
2004-Philip Sheng-James Wan (Stanford)
Eric McKean-Chris Rasmussen (Stanford)
2005-Jeff Kazarian-Kaes van’t Hof (USC)
Lennart Maack-Dean Wallace (Cal)
2006-James Wan-Jon Wong (Stanford)
Jean-Noel Insausti-Michael Ricks (Washington)
2007-Derek Drabble-Andy Kuharszky (Washington)
Eric McKean-Dave Ryan (Stanford)
2008-Jonathan Dahan-Bozhidar Katsarov (Cal)
Jack Levis-Jason McNaughton (USC)
2009-Gregory Hirshman-Jeffrey Zeller (Stanford)
Matthew Kecki-Andrew Kells (USC)
2010-Gregory Hirshman-Walker Kehrer (Stanford)
Tobi Obenaus-Alex Rosinski (Washington)
2011-Zach Gilbert-Sky Lovill (Cal)
Marton Bots-Matt Stith (Washington)
Please note that this event replaced the Men’s Invitational College Doubles in 1997.
28) Women’s Invitational Pacific-12 Collegiate Singles Championship
Champion
Finalist
1997-Betsy Miringoff (Arizona)
Teryn Ashley (Stanford)
1998-Kerry Giardino (Arizona State)
Jen Heiser (Stanford)
1999-Jen Heiser (Stanford)
Veronika Safarova (USC)
2000-Jen Heiser (Stanford)
Elizabeth Schmidt (UCLA)
2001-Melissa Esmero (USC)
Krissy Hamilton (USC)
2002-Tiffany Brymer (USC)
Nicole Havlicek (Cal)
2003-Jody Scheldt (Cal)
Nicole Havlicek (Cal)
2004-Anne Yelsey (Stanford)
Jessica Shu (Cal)
2005-Carine Vermeulen (USC)
Amy Toth (Washington State)
2006-Ashley Joelson (UCLA)
Jessica Nguyen (Stanford)
2007-Julie Smekodub (USC)
Laila Abdala (Arizona State)
2008-Alex McGoodwin (UCLA)
Wendy Pilecka (Arizona State)
2009-Carling Seguso (UCLA)
Marian Ravelojoana (Cal)
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2010-Nina Pantic (UCLA)
Carling Seguso (UCLA)
2011-Alice Duranteau (Cal)
Susan McRann (Arizona)
2012-Valeria Pulido (USC)
Gabriela DeSimone (USC)
2013-Kaitlyn Christian (USC)
Skylar Morton (UCLA)
2014-Giuliana Olmos (USC)
Klara Fabikova (California)
Please note that this event replaced the Womens' Invitational College Singles in 1997.
29) Women’s Invitational Pacific-12 Collegiate Doubles Championship
Champions
Finalists
1997-Betsy Miringoff-Monique Allegre (Arizona)
Zeta Wagner-Peggy Wu (Washington)
1998-Kerry Giardino-Faye Deverra (Arizona State)
Vanessa Abel- Michelle Gough (Arizona)
1999-Celena McCoury-Ana Lucia Pereya (Arizona State)
Francesca La'o-Emeka Mayes (Cal)
2000-Jacqui Boyd-Jewel Peterson (USC)
Jen Heiser-Sara Pestieau (Stanford)
2001-Cristina Fusano-Catherine Lynch (Cal)
Erin Boisclair-Erin Hoe (Washington)
2002-Emilia Anderson-Story Tweedie-Yates (Stanford)
Erin Hoe-Ilona Kordonskaya (Washington)
2003-Bernadette Bayani-Melissa Esmero (USC)
Dianne Hollands-Kelly Perry (Arizona)
2004-Theresa Logar-Story Tweedie-Yates (Stanford)
Bernadette Bayani-Melissa Esmero (USC)
2005-Ester Bak-Davina Mendiburu (Oregon)
Tracy Lin-Elizabeth Lumpkin (UCLA)
2006-Claudia Hirt-Carmen Seremeta (Oregon)
Wendy Plecka-Rebecca Rankin (Arizona State)
2007-Bojana Bobusic-Claire Ilcinkas (Cal)
Laila Abdala-Rebecca Rankin (Arizona State)
2008-Alex McGoodwin-Andrea Remynse (UCLA)
Rachel Dillon-Daron Moore (Cal)
2009-Maya Johansson-Anna Lind (UCLA)
Ismarie Perez-Jennifer Yen (Stanford)
2010-Stephanie Hoffpauir-Carling Seguso (UCLA)
Aleksandra Malovik-Samantha Smith (Washington)
2011-Mallory Burdette-Natalie Dillon (Stanford)
Courtney Dolehide-Nina Pantic (UCLA)
2012-Tayler Davis-Laura Posylkin (Cal)
Hailey Johnson-Sarah Landsman (Arizona)
2013-Natali Coronel-Grace Sari Ysidora (Washington)
Cecelia Estlander-Annie Goransson (Cal)
2014-Kassidy Jump-Joanna Smith (Arizona State)
Brynn Boren-Zoe Scandalis (USC)
Please note that this event replaced the Womens' Invitational College Doubles in 1997.
V. Collegiate and Community College Champions
30) Men's Intercollegiate Singles Championship
The Ojai Valley Tennis Cup Of 1911
Champion
1911-W.H. Mace (Occidential)
1912-Virgil Sheldon (Stanford)
1913-R. L. Murray (Stanford)
1914-R. L. Murray (Stanford)
1915-Van Dyke Johns (Stanford)
1916-H. L. Hahn (Stanford)
1917-Axel Gravem (California)
1918-James M. Davies (Hollywood Jr. College)
1919-Axel Gravem (California)
1920-James M. Davies (Stanford)
1921-Wallace J. Bates (Stanford)
1922-James M. Davies (Stanford)
1923-Wallace J. Bates (California)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Clarence Holman (Stanford)
1926-Ben Gorchakoff (Occidental)
1927-Ben Gorchakoff (Occidental)
1928-Ben Gorchakoff (Occidental)
1929-John H. Doeg (Stanford)
1930-Len Dworkin (UCLA)
1931-Ted Easton (Stanford)
1932-Keith Gledhill (Stanford)
1933-Jack Tidball (UCLA)
1934-Gene Mako (USC)
1935-John Law (Stanford)
1936-Vernon Johns (USC)
1937-Julius Heldman (UCLA)
1938-Joe Hunt (USC)
Finalist
R.L. Murray (Stanford)
H.S. Morgan (Stanford)
Kenneth C. Newell (California)
Emery H. Rogers (California)
H.L. Hahn (Stanford)
E.A. Warren (USC)
Emery H. Rogers (California)
Ralph Sindorf (U. S. C.)
Edward L Levy (California)
Wallace J. Bates (California)
Philip Bettens (California)
Philip Neer (Stanford)
Philip Bettens (California)
Lionel E. Ogden Jr.(Stanford)
Norval Craig (Occidental)
Alan Herrington (Stanford)
Dolf Muehielsen (San Diego State)
Ben Gorchakoff (Occidental)
Jack DeLara (USC)
Keith Gledhill (Stanford)
Joe Coughlin (Stanford)
Joe Coughlin (Stanford)
Jack Tidball (UCLA)
William S. Seward (Stanford)
Charles Carr (USC)
Owen Anderson (UCLA)
Lewis Wetherell (USC)
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1939-Robert Peacock (California)
Doug Imhoff (California)
1940-Ted Schroeder (USC)
Larry Dee (Stanford)
1941-Ted Olewine (USC)
Harold Wagner (SF State)
1942-Ted Olewine (USC)
Ted Schroeder (Stanford)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Herbert Flam (UCLA)
Arthur Larsen (College of the Pacific)
1948-Henry Likas (Univ. of San Francisco)
Conway Catton (Univ. of San Francisco)
1949-Sam Match (Univ. of San Francisco)
Art Larsen (Univ. of San Francisco)
1950-Herb Flam (UCLA)
Earl Cochell (USC)
1951-Robin Willner (UCLA)
Fred Hagist (California)
1952-Hugh Stewart (USC)
Bob Perry (UCLA)
1953-Gilbert Shea (USC)
Bob Perry (UCLA)
Please note that this event was split into the Men's Intercollegiate Pacific Coast Conference Singles (and late named Men's Pac-10
Singles) and the Men's Independent College Singles in 1954.
31) Men’s Intercollegiate Doubles Championship
The Alphonzo E. Bell Perpetual Trophies; First presented in 1911
Champions
1911-Mace-Barker (Occidental)
1912-Sheldon-Morgan (Stanford)
1913-Murray-Hutchinson (Stanford)
1914-Davis-Rogers (California)
1915-Hahn-Johns (Stanford)
1916-Warren-McCormick (USC)
1917-Rogers-Gravem California)
1918-Sindort-Godshall (USC)
1919-Gravem-Levy (California)
1920-Davies-Neer (Stanford)
1921-Levy-Bates (California)
1922-Davies-Neer (Stanford)
1923-Bates-Bettens (California)
1924-No Tournament
1925-Holman-Ogden, Jr (Stanford)
1926-Craig-Gorchakoff (Occidental)
1927-Gorchakoff-Craig (Occidental)
1928-Herrington-Hall (Stanford)
1929-Gorchakoff-Kuasman (Occidental)
1930-Dworkin-Lewis (UCLA)
1931-Gledhill-Easton (Stanford)
1932-Gledhill-Coughlm (Stanford
1933-Losch-Belote (Occidental)
1934-Tidball-Myers (UCLA)
1935-Day-Pommar (Stanford)
1936-Knemeyer-Wetherell (USC)
1937-Knemeyer-Wetherell (USC)
1938-Hunt-Wetherell (USC)
1939-Lubin-Bartelt (USC)
1940-Schroeder-Toley (USC)
1941-Maffman-Reedy (USC)
1942-Schroeder-Dee (Stanford)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Flam-Garrett (UCLA)
1948-Perez-Saul (USC)
1949-Perez-Saul (USC)
1950-Hamilton-Pfister (Col. of Pacific)
1951-Willner-Kauder (UCLA)
Finalists
Newell-Chaffee (USC)
Newell-Chaffee (USC)
Herlihy-Montgomery (Occidental)
Murray-Sheldon (Stanford)
Morow-Little (USC Law)
Hahn-Barber (Stanford)
Busch-Rager (Pomona)
Taylor-Sticht (Throop Institute)
Barber-Davies (Stanford)
Levy-Bates (California)
Davies-Neer (Stanford)
White-Godahall (USC)
Mertz-Hinkley (Stanford)
Cutler-Shaw (S.Diego State)
Herrington-McElvenney(Stanford)
Muehleisen-Muench (San Diego State)
Houser-Laird (UCLA)
Gledhill-Koke (Santa Barbara State)
DeLara-Gates (USC)
Robbins-Lewis (UCLA)
Lewis-Dworkin (UCLA)
Chadil-Castlin (USC)
Mako-Castlin (USC)
Knemeyer-Carr (USC)
Smith-Lubin (LA Jr. College)
Heldman-Anderson (UCLA)
Leavens-Bartelt (USC)
Kendis-Bartlett (UCLA)
Stanford-Gordon (UCLA)
Freeman-Dye (Pomona)
Olewine-Reedy (USC)
Druliner-Pfister (Col. of Pacific)
Catton-Roche (USF)
Catton-Match (USF)
Meecham-Barbour (Stanford)
Cochell-Love (USC)
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1952-Perry-Huebner (UCLA)
Stewart-Cleveland (USC)
1953-Perry-Huebner (UCLA)
Grigry-Shea (USC)
Please note that this event was divided into the Pac-10 Men's Doubles Championships and the Men's Independent College Doubles
starting in 1954.
32) Men’s Invitational Collegiate Singles Championship
Champion
Finalist
1986-Pat Galbraith
Ken Diller
1987-Brian Garrow
Darren Yates
1988-Giora Payes
Scott Morse
1989-Not Held
1990-Jason Sher
Dean Cohen
1991-Billy Barber
Michael Flanagan
1992-Jason Yee
Jason Sher
1993-Matt Quinlan
Chris Tsao
1994-Eric Lin
Billy Wright
1995-Ricky Becker
Eric Lin
1996-Ricky Becker
Grant Elliott
Please note that this event was replaced by the Men’s Invitational Pac-10 College Singles in 1997.
33) Men’s Invitational Collegiate Doubles Championship
Champions
Finalists
1986-J. Barham-M. Kaplan
P. Galbraith-B. Greenwood
1987-J. Barham-D. Yates
A. Olyphant-R. Van Bierens
1988-Steve Leier-Scott Morse
Chris Ganz-Brad Magers
1989-Not Held
1990-Barry Hancock-David Mabbutt
Neal Berryman-Alex Havrilenko
1991-Matt Quinlan-Jason Sher
Steve Lappin-Tommy Phanco
1992-Roman Sydorak-Billy Wrigh
Darrin Pleasant-Davide Sanguinetti
1993-Graham Gillis-Heath Montgomery
Jean Carsmore-Jason Defalco
1994-Ricky Becker-Billy Wright
Chris Swortwood-Kyle Spencer
1995-Tori Dapas-Richard Rosen
Charles Hoeveler-Misha Palecek
1996-Grant Elliott-Ricky Becker
Chris Magyary-Casey Wood
Please note that this event was replaced by the Mens' Invitational Pac-10 Collegiate Doubles in 1997.
34) Women’s Invitational Collegiate Singles Championship
Champion
Finalist
1986-Marianne Werdel
Jane Thomas
1987-Wendy Ouwendijk
Elem Rossides
1988-Janice Lum
Francesca Heron
1989-Not Held
1990-Kylie Johnson
Heather Willens
1991-Emma Woodhouse
Veena Prabhakar
1992-Kara Schertzer
Sarah Matnard
1993-Meredith Chiles
Lee Ann Rostovsky
1994-Wendy Sacks
Emma Woodhouse
1995-Pam Enkoji
Wendy Sacks
1996-Beth Berris
Kelli Rudolph
Please note that this event was replaced by the Womens' Invitational Pac-10 Collegiate Singles in 1997.
35) Women’s Invitational Collegiate Doubles Championship
Champions
1986-M. Quinlan-C. Kuhlman
1987-T. Lee-P. Jackson
1988-Haruko Shigekawa-Trenwith
1989-Not Held
1990-Marla Carruth-Kylie Johnson
1991-Jenny Hilt-Veena Prabhakar
1992-Gina Maria Garcia-Sarah Maynard
1993-Erica Hanson-Sarah Maynard
1994-Jennifer Poulos-Valerie Poulos
1995-Pam Enkoji-Valerie Poulos
Finalist
L. Glitz-C. Coparanis
C. Weichsel-K. Rose
Tamari Agassi-Anna Castaneda
Jill Hamilton-Luann Klimchock
Cindy Hamnquist-Onnaca Heron
Jennifer Poulos-Veena Prabhakar
Wendy Gutierrez-Dee Mercuri
Lisa Proctor-Paige Stringer
Sandra De Silva-Wendy Sacks
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1996-Tunde Nagy-Marcia Senn
Anicia Mendez-Kelli Rudolph
Please note that this event was replaced by the Womens' Invitational PAC-10 Collegiate Doubles in 1997.
36) Men's Independent College Singles Championship
The John H. Morrison, Jr. Trophy
Champion
1954-Ron Palmer (Redlands)
1955-Jerry Boas (Redlands)
1956-Jerry DeWitts (U. of San Francisco)
1957-Stan Ellis (Pepperdine)
1958-Stan Ellis (Pepperdine)
1959-James Watson (San Jose State)
1960-Whitney Reed (San Jose State)
1961-George Stoesser (Arizona)
1962-Willie Hernandez (Arizona)
1963-Willie Hernandez (Arizona)
1964~Fred Drilling (Arizona)
1965-Fred Drilling (Arizona)
1966-Raul Contreras (San Jose State)
1967-Larry Collins (LA State)
1968-Tom Gorman (Seattle)
1969-Larry Hall (Brigham Young)
1970-Doug Verdieck (Redlands)
1971-John Fort (Arizona State)
1972-Tom Mazer (Arizona)
1973-Dave Kanter (Arizona State)
1974-Dan Lambert (Cal Poly SLO)
1975-Mark Joffey (Arizona State)
1976-Jan Eric Palm (Arizona State)
1977-Curt Stalder (UC Irvine)
1978-Jeff Williams (UC Irvine)
1979-Matt Wooldridge (UC Irvine)
1980-Scott Lipton (Univ. of San Diego)
1981-Terry Ward (Univ. of San Diego)
1982-Peter Herrmann (Univ. of San Diego)
1983-Troy Collins (San Diego State)
1984-Jerome Jones (Pepperdine)
1985-Kelly Jones (Pepperdine)
1986-Kelly Jones (Pepperdine)
1987-Miles Walker (Chapman)
1988-Miles Walker (Chapman)
1989-Yoram Baron (U.S. International)
1990-Tamer El Sawy (Cal Baptist)
1991-Jacopo Lomonaco (Pepperdine)
1992-Frank Ofori (Cal Baptist College)
1993-Mark Segesta (UC Davis)
1994-Jauffrey Faustini (Cal Poly-Pomona)
1995-Mathias Sunberg (Pt. Loma Nazarene)
1996-Mark Ellis (Cal. Lutheran)
1997-Ashley Fickel (Westmont)
1998-Jussi Ala Opus (Azusa Pacific)
1999-Martin Dvoracek (Azusa Pacific)
2000-Stephane Matheu (Azusa Pacific)
2001-Benny Lin (Azusa Pacific)
2002-Benny Lin (Azusa Pacific)
2003-Nestor Bernabe (Sonoma State)
2004-Adam Davidson (Azusa Pacific)
2005-Boris Bakalov (Azusa Pacific)
2006-Boris Bakalov (Azusa Pacific)
2007-Tim Kpulun (Concordia)
2008-Fabio Silva (Fresno Pacific)
2009-Alesandro Ventre (Cal Baptist)
Finalist
Elwin Craigmile (LA State)
Ron Palmer (Redlands)
George Lederer (Santa Barbara)
Ray Sampson (Redlands)
Lawrence Smith (LA. State)
Stan Ellis (Pepperdine)
George Stoesser (Arizona)
Rawson Lloyd (Cal Poly)
George Stoesser (Arizona)
Lee Reid (UCSB)
Lee Reid (UCSB)
Gary Johnson (LA State)
Terry Ehlers (Brigham Young)
Garth O'Maley (Univ. of Arizona)
Keith Nielsen (Brigham Young)
Neisi Sie (Cal State)
Mike Talmadge (UC Davis)
Per Hegna (Wyoming)
Dave Mitchell (Pepperdine)
Rand Evett (Arizona)
Scott Carnahan (UC Irvine)
Curt Condon (CSU Long Beach)
Russell Watts (Univ. of San Diego)
Jeremy Cohen (Arizona State)
Kirk Terrell (CSU Long Beach)
Mark Friedman (CSU Long Beach)
Jim Snyder (UC Irvine)
Hank Moravec (CSU Long Beach)
Eric Quade (UC Irvine)
Rod Rafael (US International)
Gus Anderson (UCSB)
Martin Laurendeau (Pepperdine)
Robbie Weiss (Pepperdine)
Greg Failla (CSU Long Beach)
Jeff Greenwald (UCSB)
Chao Andrews (UC Santa Cruz)
Frank Ofori (Cal. Baptist College)
Frank Ofori (Cal. Baptist College)
Mark Segesta (U.C. Davis)
Mark Nielsen (Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo)
Tim Cooley (CMS)
Chris Magyary (Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo)
Mathias Sunberg (Pt. Loma Nazarene)
Cory Guy (UCSB)
Stefan Johansson (Southern Cal. Col.)
Nestor Bernabe (Sonoma State Univ)
Rodrigo Suarez (Point Loma)
Ryan Terry (Cal Poly Pomona)
Rodrigo Suarez (Point Loma)
Sam Fletcher (Azusa Pacific)
Christian Gerloff (Pt. Loma)
Adam Davidson (Azusa Pacific)
Tim Kpulun (Concordia)
Mathias Weber (Azusa Pacific)
Matthjis Bolsius (Azusa Pacific)
Alex Gonzales (Fresno Pacific)
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2010-Martin Vaisse (Fresno Pacific
2011-Xavier Smith (Fresno Pacific)
2012-Nathan Martinet (Fresno Pacific)
2013-Rodrigo Schaefer (Westmont)
2014-Josh Barnard (Westmont)
Xavier Smith (Fresno Pacific)
Carlos Lima (Westmont)
Xavier Smith (Fresno Pacific)
Josh Barnard (Westmont)
Rohan Shankar (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
37) Men's Independent College Doubles Championship
The Joseph O. Bixler Trophy
Champions
1954-Ron Palmer- Jerry Boas (Redlands)
1955-Ron Palmer-Jerry Boas (Redlands)
1956-Ray Sampson-Dean Overmeyer (Redlands)
1957-Stan Ellis-Aaron Johnson (Pepperdine)
1958-Stan Ellis-Aaron Johnson (Pepperdine)
1959- Stan Ellis-Aaron Johnson (Pepperdine)
1960-Reed-Hill (San Jose)
1961-Stoesser-Barizon (Arizona)
1962-Ron Sandys-Bill Smith (Redlands)
1963-Don Gaynor-Lee Reid (UCSB)
1964-Allen-Lansdorp (Pepperdine)
1965-Drilling-Ray (Arizona)
1966-John Yeomans-William Schoen (Redlands)
1967-Collins-Sei (LA State)
1968-Baer-Nielsen (BrighamYoung)
1969-Mincek-Hall (BrighamYoung)
1970-Trane-Hennesey (BrighamYoung)
1971-Guion-Hardy (Arizona)
1972-Cripe-Jablonski (UC Irvine)
1973-Evett-Briggs (Arizona)
1974-Andrew Rae-Russell Watts (Univ. San Diego)
1975-Scott Carnahan-Bob Wright (UC Irvine)
1976-Jeff Williams-Bob Wright (UC Irvine)
1977-Michael Edles-Curt Stalder (UC Irvine)
1978-Jeff Williams-Matt Wooldridge (UC Irvine)
1979-Paul Oldenberg-Matt Wooldridge (UC Irvine)
1980-Scott Lipton-Terry Ward (Univ. of San Diego)
1981-Terry Ward-Peter Herrmann (Univ. of San Diego)
1982-James A. Snyder-Eric Quade (UC Irvine)
1983-Bert Hillock-Kevin Platt (Bakersfield)
1984-Kevin McClintock-Steve Schultz (CS Long Beach)
1985-Kelly Jones-Martin Laurendeau (Pepperdine)
1986-Robby Weiss-Kelly Jones (Pepperdine)
1987-Mark Kaplan-Trevor Kroneman (UC Irvine)
1988-Trevor Kroneman-Michael Briggs (UC Irvine)
1989-Paul Cross-Carl Swanson (Pomona-Pitzer)
1990-Kevin Klabunde-Gregg Skaggs (UC Riverside)
1991-Frank Chauzu-Eric Glade (Cal Poly Pomona)
1992-Max Allman-Mark Ollivier (Cal Poly SLO)
1993-Steve Kobald-Oscar Mancisidor (Cal Poly Pomona)
1994-Tim Cooley-Ramsey Gerber (CMS)
1995-Josh Johnston-Chris Magyary (Cal Poly SLO)
1996-Bryan Paveglio-Michael Stange (UC Davis)
1997-Ross Duncan-Jong Min Lee (UC Santa Barbara)
1998-Jussi Ala Opus-Ben Medina (Azusa Pacific)
1999-Nathan Bell-Mattais Rohlin (Point Loma Nazarene)
2000-Chad Abby-Rodrigo Suarez (Point Loma)
2001-Joseph Gilbert-Chris Smith (Sacramento State)
2002-Zac Markum-Rodrigo Suarez (Point Loma)
2003-Adam Davidson-Sam Fletcher (Azusa Pacific)
2004-David Goodman-Gordon Hong (Azusa Pacific)
2005-Boris Bakalov-Adam Davidson (Azusa Pacific)
2006-Boris Bakalov-Tom Jelsma (Azusa Pacific)
Finalists
Elwin Craigmile-Grimson (LA State)
Fedro Yanez-Glenn Stanford (La Verne)
Dick Shires-Al Cappello (LA State)
Dick Shires-Larry Smith (LA State)
Chili Earl-Ron Pelton (Redlands)
Larry Smith-Dick Shires (LA State)
Sandys-Pelton (Redlands)
Clarke-Williams (Pepperdine)
Lee Reid-Doug Gaynor (UCSB)
Willie Hernandez-Richard Johnsrud (Univ. of Arizona)
Drilling-Skelton (Arizona)
Yeomans-Schoen (Redlands)
Rodney Kop-Gordon Miller (San Jose)
Verdieck-Peacock (Redlands)
Canfield-Powers (Fresno)
Palmer-Guion (Arizona)
O'Neill-Neslage (UC Irvine)
Bell-Sramek (Long Beach State)
Rae-Fritz
Bessent-Smith (Long Beach State)
Scott Carnahan-Michael Fishback (UC Irvine)
Alejandro Hernandez-Mike Nissley (Brigham Young)
Duran-Duran (CSU Fullerton)
Simon-Malley (CSU Long Beach)
Edwards-Suresh (Pepperdine)
Mark Friedman-Hessler (CSU Long Beach)
Jerome Jones-John Van Nostrand (Pepperdine)
Gregory Neuhart-Steve Williford (CSU Bakersfield)
Marsh Riggs-Greg Anderson (UCSB)
Tim Brooks-Jon Tyrell (CSU Long Beach)
Steve Aniston-Julian Barham (UC Irvine)
Darren Yates-Julian Barham (UC Irvine)
Darren Yates-B. Mansonhing (UC Irvine)
Martin Laurendeau-Craig Johnson (Pepperdine)
Neal Berryman-Mike Guisto (Cal Poly SLO)
Sven Brandau-R. Sotelo (CSU Los Angeles)
Darren Capik-David Seline (Chapman)
Lance Au-Chris Noyes (Claremont)
Carl Hinds-Stan Sanders (Bakersfield)
Steve Arnott-Mark Nielsen (Cal Poly SLO)
Rafael Huerta-Mark Ollivier (Cal Poly SLO)
Mark Ellis-Tomislav Zelenovic (Cal Lutheran)
Jonathan Chan-Andrew Csordas (UC Davis)
Thomas Bohun-Steve Tallakson (UC Irvine)
David Erceg-Kris Joseph (Cal Baptist)
Martin Dvoracek-Nathan Goodman (Azusa Pacific)
Kauan Hahn-Stephane Matheu (Azusa Pacific)
Chad Abby-Rodrigo Suarez (Point Loma)
Simon Bieri-Sam Fletcher (Azusa Pacific)
Boris Bakalov-Tom Jelsma (Azusa Pacific)
Boris Bakalov-Tom Jelsma (Azusa Pacific)
David Goodman-Gordon Hong (Azusa Pacific)
Matt Carroll-Marco Foelz (Fresno Pacific)
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2007-Matthijs Bolsius-David Goodman (Azusa Pacific)
2008-Matt Carroll-Vincente Joli (Fresno Pacific)
2009-Alessandro Ventre-Martin Vaisse (Cal Baptist)
2010-Maxime Adam- Martin Vaisse (Fresno Pacific)
2011-Janosch Apelt-Jochem Hoefnagels (Azusa Pacific)
2012-Gernot Hagemann-Bruno Santarelli (Concordia)
2013-Rodrigo Schaefer-Josh Barnard (Westmont)
2014-Connor Sutton-Jake Yasgoor (Pomona-Pitzer)
Patrick Kur-Mathias Weber (Azusa Pacific)
Jonathan Bowman-Joel Meyers (Pt. Loma)
Alex Gonzales-Vincent Joli (Fresno Pacific)
Matthjis Bolsius-Jochem Hoefnagels (Asuza Pacifc)
Bryan Cox-Carlos Lima (Westmont)
John Bertman-Tim Goranson (Westmont)
Bo Brynteson-Sam Farmer (Whittier)
Lucas Lee-Luke Mountain (Biola)
38) Men's Independent College Team Championship
The William A. Fairburn, Jr. Challenge Team Trophy; First presented in 1954
1954-Redlands University
1955-Redlands University
1957-Pepperdine College
1958-Pepperdine College
1960-San Jose State
1961-University of Arizona
1963-UC S. Barbara and Univ. of Arizona 1964-University of Arizona
1966-San Jose State
1967-Cal State College Los Angeles
1969-Brigham Young University
1970-Redlands University
1972-University of Arizona
1973-University of Arizona
1975-Cal State Long Beach
1976-Arizona State University
1978-UC Irvine
1979-UC Irvine
1981-University of San Diego
1982-UC Irvine
1984-UC Irvine
1985-Pepperdine University
1987-Pepperdine University
1988-Chapman College
1990-Cal Baptist
1991-Cal Poly Pomona
1993-UC Davis
1994-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
1996-UC Davis
1997-UC Santa Barbara
1999-Azusa Pacific
2000-Azusa Pacific
2002-Azusa Pacific and Pt. Loma
2003-Azusa Pacific
2005-Azusa Pacific
2006-Azusa Pacific
2008-Fresno Pacific
2009-Cal Baptist
2011-Fresno Pacific and Westmont
2012-Fresno Pacific
2014-Pomona-Pitzer
39) Women's Independent College Singles Championship
The Florence H.R. Gorham trophy
Champion
1916-Jessie Grieve (USC)
1917-Jessie Grieve (USC)
1922-Margaret Upton (USC)
1948-Genevieve Turnac (Pomona)
1949-Jean Doyle (Arizona)
1950-Connie Bowan (LA CC)
1951-Evelyn Conrad (LA CC)
1952-Joan Merciadis (Modesto)
1953-Evelyn Conrad (LA State)
1954-Jean Laird (Modesto)
1955-Martha Omerly (UCSB)
1956-Diane Wootton (Santa Monica CC)
1957-Audry Arnold (Pomona)
1958-Darlene Hard (Pomona)
1959-Darlene Hard (Pomona)
1960-Sue Hodgeman (Stanford)
1961-Barbara Browning (UCLA)
1962-Carol Hanks (Stanford)
1963-Julie Heldman (Stanford)
1964-Billie Jean Moffitt (LA State)
1965-Mimi Henreid (UCLA)
1966-Cecilia Martinez (SF State)
1967-Jane Albert (Stanford)
1968-Patti Hogan (UC Irvine)
1969-Pam Richmond (Arizona State)
1970-Pam Richmond (Arizona State)
1956-Redlands University
1959-Pepperdine College
1962-University of Arizona
1965-University of Arizona
1968-Brigham Young University
1971-University of Arizona
1974-UC Irvine
1977-UC Irvine
1980-University of San Diego
1983-San Jose State
1986-Pepperdine University
1989-U.S. International
1992-UC Davis
1995-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
1998-Azusa Pacific
2001-Point Loma
2004-Azusa Pacific
2007-Azusa Pacific
2010-Fresno Pacific
2013-Westmont
Finalist
Francis Beveridge (USC)
Mansur (Pomona)
Rose Kaufman (USC)
S. Love (Pomona)
Marjorie McCord (Marin)
Evelyn Conrad (LA CC)
Connie Bowan (LA CC)
Evelyn Conrad (LA CC)
Jean Laird (Modesto)
Betsy Lester (UCLA)
Jane Ellingson (Arizona)
Betsy Lester (UCLA)
Connie Wilford (Pomona)
Jacque Tegland (Ventura)
Jacqueline Tegland (UCLA)
Pamela Davis (Whittier)
Annette Stoesser (UCSB)
Kathy Chabot (San Diego State)
Linda Lee Crosby (USC)
Julie Heldman (Stanford)
Cathy Gagel (UC Berkeley)
Julie Anthony (Stanford)
June Hurtt (SF State)
Julie Anthony (Stanford)
Stephanie Grant (USC)
Sally Ride (Swarthmore)
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1971-Pam Richmond (Arizona State)
Vicki Smouse (USC)
1972-Jane Stratton (Utah)
Pam Richmond (Arizona State)
1973-Tina Watanabe (LA State)
Ann Lebedeff (San Diego State)
1974 -Lindsay Morse (UC Irvine)
Tina Watanabe (CSU Los Angeles)
1975-Jane Stratton (Univ. of Utah)
Diane Desfor (USC)
1976-Lele Forood (Stanford)
Barbara Hallquist (USC)
1977-Barbara Halquist (USC)
Sheila McInerney (USC)
1978-Jean DuVall (UCLA)
Lindsay Morse (UC Irvine)
1979-Stacy Margolin (USC)
Kathy Jordan (Stanford)
1980-Trey Lewis (USC)
Anna Maria Fernandez (USC)
1981-Kathrin Keil (UCLA)
Anna Maria Fernandez (USC)
1982-Shelly Solomon (UCLA)
Kelly Henry (USC)
1983-Cynthia MacGregor (San Diego State)
Beth Herr (USC)
1984-Leigh Anne Eldridge (Stanford)
Patty Fendick (Stanford)
1985-Cecilia Fernandez (USC)
Linda Gates (Stanford)
1986-Patricia Fendick (Stanford)
Patricia Hy (UCLA)
1987-Kristi Kern (Univ. of Pacific)
Michelle Apra (San Diego State)
1988-Maria Mendez (CSU Fresno)
Kristi Kern (Univ. of Pacific)
1989-Carol Curmi (U.S. International)
Sarit Shalen (US International)
1990-Lynn Stogner (Loyola Marymount)
Christine Behrens (UC San Diego)
1991-Kirstin Smith (Pepperdine)
Julie Oshiro (Loyola Marymount)
1992-Caroline Bodart (Menlo College)
Julie Slattery (Cal Poly-Pomona)
1993-Lucie Ludvigova (Grand Canyon Univ.)
Julie Oshiro (Loyola Marymount)
1994-Pam Enkoji (UC Davis)
Anna Golubovic (Grand Canyon Univ.)
1995-Regina Csibi (CSU Bakersfield)
April Yarmus (Grand Canyon Univ.)
1996-Denise Valentine (Grand Canyon Univ.)
Sue Hsu (CSU Bakersfield)
1997-Barbara Valkova (CSU Bakersfield)
Mara Colaizzi (Loyola Marymount)
1998-Cintia Tortorella (US International Univ.)
Barbara Valkova (CSU Bakersfield)
1999-Regina Csibi (CSU Bakersfield)
Barbara Valkova (CSU Bakersfield)
2000-Paulina Janus (UNLV)
Angelina Zodorovrska (Loyola Marymount)
2001-Krisztina Tamas (Cal State Bakersfield)
Anna Sieczka (Pt. Loma)
2002-Tammy Encina (Cal St. LA)
Anna Sieczka (Pt. Loma)
2003-Kaitlin Nagy (Cal State Bakersfield)
Anna Sieczka (Pt. Loma)
2004-Kaitlin Nagy (Cal State Bakersfield)
Ashley Strimple (Pt. Loma)
2005-Robin Guier (UC Davis)
Nikita Bhardwaj (Grand Canyons)
2006-Jelena Pandzic (Fresno Pacific)
Ashley Strimple (Pt. Loma)
2007-Jelena Pandzic (Fresno Pacific)
Desiree Stone (UC Davis)
2008-Angie Minova (Fresno Pacific)
Kristin Strimple (Pt. Loma)
2009-Jennifer Sher (Concordia)
Katia Sabate (Fresno Pacific)
2010-Sara Celma (Fresno Pacific)
Katia Sabate (Fresno Pacific)
2011-Marie Boura (Fresno Pacific)
Bettina Radke (Concordia)
2012-Bettina Radke (Concordia)
Christie Lau (Cal State LA)
2013-Chloe Dobbert (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
Ariana Mokhtari (UC Santa Cruz)
2014-Lauren Stratman (Westmont)
Caroline Ward (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
Please note that Pac-10 women played in the Women's Intercollegiate Pacific-10 Championship division after 1986.
40) Women's Independent College Doubles Championship
The Garland Jenks Trophy
Champions
1916-Grieve-Miss Beveridge (USC)
1917-Grieve-Miss Schotte (USC)
1921-Margaret Upton-Beulah Goring (USC)
1946-J. Havins-J. Havins (Ventura JC)
1949-Katherine Heinzman-Pat Velerde (Ventura JC)
1950-Genevieve Turnac-Jean Morgan (Pomona)
1951-Diane West-Mary Kay Morris (Pasadena)
1952-Carla Anderson-Marjorie Gibbens
1953-Elizabeth Lester-Sonia Mitrovitch (UCLA)
1954-Marianne Hertel-Ann Armfield (Arizona)
1955-Marianne Hertel- Ann Armfield (Arizona)
1956-Judy Mills-Carol Cummings (Pomona)
1957-Judy Mills-Sally Crosby (Pomona)
Finalists
Baker-Ford (Mills College)
Mansur-Simmons (Pomona)
Rose Kaufman-Irene Palmer (USC)
Genevieve Turnac-S. Love (Pomona)
Stephanie Pignatelli-Caroll Ryan (Marymount College)
Nuria Schoenberg-Robin Briscoe (UCLA)
Lorna Pinney-Mary Lou Johnson (LA CC)
Jean Morgan-Bonnie Piebelman (Pomona)
Rosemary Czuleger-Dolores Michelena (Mt. St. Mary's)
Marjorie Gibbens-Cynthia Gibbens (Stanford)
Cordelia Comstock-Claudia Comstock (Ventura College)
Betsy Vagasy-Pearson (LACC)
Sammon-Arnbrecht (Long Beach State)
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1959-Jane Brisack-Sandra Veenboer (Arizona)
Connie Corbin-Pat Lindsay (LA State)
1959-Tina Rodi-Sue Hodgman (Stanford)
Sally Crosby-Susan Ide (Pomona)
1960-Tegland-Weill (UCLA)
Rodi-Bullis (Stanford)
1961-Mandel-Weill (UCLA)
Sears-Severson (Arizona)
1962-Keeney-Danielson (San Diego State)
George-Minna (Stanford)
1963-George-Minna (Stanford)
Moffift-Laing (LA State)
1964-Behlmar-Robey (LA State)
Hill-Garlick (UC Davis)
1965-Mary Ann Garlick-Peggy Hill (UC Davis)
Chris Mattson-Patty Allegrini (Santa Clara)
1966-Peggy Hill-Mary Ann Garlick (UC Davis)
Mary Kay Veenboer-Karla Rodi (Pomona)
1967-Gay-Clark (Arizona State)
Berrey-Apple (San Diego State)
1968-Kerwein-Downing (Stanford)
McKee-Needbam (UCSB)
1969-Clarke-Yee (Arizona State)
Connelly-Pruitt (Stanford)
1970-Grubb-Trumball (UCLA)
Nethery-Cheney (UC Irvine)
1971-Irish-Hasse (LA State)
Michel-Tindle (Arizona State)
1972-Barnes-McNair (Stanford)
Michel-Bailey (Arizona State)
1973-Schmoyer-Schmoyer (ASU)
Ursich-Turner (San Diego St.)
1974-Schmoyer-Schmoyer (ASU)
Ann Lebedeff-Reinke (CSU San Diego)
1975-Schmoyer-Schmoyer (ASU)
Grant-Pande (Stanford)
1976-Diane Desfor-Galt (USC)
Cronk-Johnson (CSU Long Beach)
1977-Diane Desfor-Galt (USC)
Lee-Dudash (CSU San Diego)
1978-Hagey-Morrison (Stanford)
Ursich-Filkoff (CSU San Diego)
1979-Barbara Halquist-Sheila McInerney (USC)
Tanner-Barns (Brigham Young)
1980-A. White-A. Fernandez (USC)
J. Wills-Morton (Cal Poly Pomona)
1981-K. Henry-L. Siegel (USC)
K. O'Brien-H. Manset (UCLA)
1982-Alycia Moulton-Caryn Copeland (Stanford)
T. Rimer-J. Newell (Univ. of Arizona)
1983-Barrie Bullmore-Julie Grummel (UC Berkeley)
C. Neeld-T. Rodondo (CSU San Diego)
1984-Elise Burgin-Linda Gates (Stanford)
C. Berry-C. Neeld (CSU San Diego)
1985-Mary Norwood-Dena Levy (USC)
S. Russo-J. Smoller (CSU San Diego)
1986-Mary Norwood-Dena Levy (USC)
S. Savides-C. Hagey (Stanford)
1987-Elizabeth Costa- Gillian Thompson (UC Santa Barbara)
D. Trenwith-Shigekawa (UC Irvine)
1988-Jolene Watanabe-Cindy Pineda (UNLV)
Kristi Kern-Leslie Powell (Univ. of Pacific)
1989-Diane Lowings-Carol Curmi (US International)
M. Noboa-Vanderlip (CSU Bakersfield)
1990-Kim Flores-Jori Stinar (Loyola Marymount)
Christine Behrens-Susan Carney (UC San Diego)
1991-Cynthia Hurzeler-Donna Ewing (Cal Poly Pomona)
Tracy Matano-Debbie Matano (Bakersfield)
1992-Rebecca Huerque-Julie Slattery (Cal Poly Pomona)
Allison Bruhn-Noelle Schmidt (Bakersfield)
1993-Allison Bruhn-Sue Hsu (Bakersfield)
Becky Huereque-Tracy Nguyen (Cal Poly Pomona)
1994-Kelly McMillion-Julie Oshiro (Loyola Marymount)
Wendy Gutierrez-Jennifer Kocek (Cal Poly Pomona)
1995-Regina Csibi-Sue Hsu (Bakersfield)
Tina Lopez-April Yarmus (Grand Canyon)
1996-Denise Valentine-April Yarmus (Grand Canyon)
Betsy Ciona-Courtney Rang (Grand Canyon)
1997-Mara Colaizzi-Anna Zaricki (Loyola Marymount)
Ilyse Ball-Alisa Yee (UC Davis)
1998-Regina Csibi-Barbara Valkova (CSU Bakersfield)
Shawna Barasch-Alisa Yee (UC Davis)
1999-Regina Csibi-Barbara Valkova (CSU Bakersfield)
Jill Howard-Britini Webb (UC Davis)
2000-Kyoko Maebara-Julia Whitwell (US International)
Mariana Madico-Amanda Shallcross (Whittier College)
2001-Gabriella Lundquist-Caroline Svensson (Sacramento State)
Marta Gronowicz-Janice Mota (Sacramento State)
2002-Anna Sieczka-Anita Sieczka (Pt. Loma)
Vicki Chen-Sheree Schwartz (Pomona-Pitzer)
2003-Whitney Henderson-Kelli Howard (Pomona-Pitzer)
Anna Sieczka-Anita Sieczka (Pt. Loma)
2004-Whitney Henderson-Kelli Howard (Pomona-Pitzer)
Erin Hiranaga-Jenna Umeno (Redlands)
2005-Katie Frick-Erika Villalobos (UC Santa Cruz)
Robin Guier-Alexandria Muller (UC Davis)
2006-Anna Karavayeva-Angie Minova (Fresno Pacific)
Amandine Ferot-Meghan Hammer (Fresno Pacific)
2007-Anna Karavayeva-Audrey Laib (Fresno Pacific)
Anita Athavale-Emma Shapiro (UC Davis)
2008-Anna Karavayeva-Maria Klokotzky (Fresno Pacific)
Kristin Strimple-Kelsey Weir (Pt. Loma)
2009-Katia Sabate-Vanessa Heroux (Fresno Pacific)
Rachel Owens-Kristin Strimple (Pt. Loma)
2010-Katia Sabate-Vanessa Heroux (Fresno Pacfic)
Ashley Litchfield- Kristin Strimple (Pt. Loma)
2011-Ashley Litchfield- Kristin Strimple (Pt. Loma)
Marie Boura-Erika Januskova (Fresno Pacific)
2012-Katie Eng-Verena Preikschas (Stanislaus)
Jordan Kimura-Bettina Radke (Concordia)
2013-Alexandra Scotten-Laura Wade (UC Santa Cruz)
Katy Collins-Ariana Mokhtari (UC Santa Cruz)
2014-Kate Kuosman-Caroline Ward (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
Jeanette Losaria-Laina Matsuda (La Verne)
Please note that Pac-10 women played in the Women's Intercollegiate Pacific-10 Championship division after 1986.
41) Women's Independent College Team Championship
The Frank T. Heffelfinger Challenge Team Trophy; First presented in 1955
1955-University of Arizona
1956-Pomona College
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1957-Pomona College
1958-Pomona College
1961-UCLA
1964-Cal State at Los Angeles
1967-Stanford
1970-Arizona State and UCLA
1973-Arizona State and San Diego State
1976-USC
1979-USC
1982-UCLA
1985-Stanford
1988-University of the Pacific
1991-Pepperdine
1994-Cal Poly Pomona
1997-UC Davis
2000-U.S. International
2003-Pt. Loma
2006-Fresno-Pacific
2009-Fresno Pacific
2012-Concordia
1959-Pomona College
1962-Stanford and San Diego State
1965-UCLA
1968-Stanford
1971-Arizona State
1974-Arizona State
1977-USC
1980-USC
1983-San Diego State
1986-Stanford
1989-US International
1992-Cal Poly Pomona
1995-CSU Bakersfield
1998-Bakersfield
2001-Sacramento
2004-Redlands
2007-Fresno Pacific
2010-Fresno Pacific
2013-UC Santa Cruz
1960-Stanford
1963-Stanford
1966-Stanford
1969-Arizona State
1972-Arizona State
1975-Arizona State
1978-UCLA
1981-UCLA
1984-Stanford
1987-University of the Pacific
1990-Loyola Marymount
1993-UC Davis
1996-Grand Canyon University
1999-Bakersfield
2002-Pt. Loma
2005-UC Davis
2008-Fresno Pacific
2011-Fresno Pacific
2014-Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
42) Big West Conference Men’s Singles Championship
The Constance R. Wash trophy
Player of the Year
1989-Mark Kaplan (UC Irvine)
1990-Trevor Kronemann (UC Irvine)
1991-Marcos Garzo (Fresno State)
1992-Brett Hansen-Dent (UC Irvine)
1993-Brandon Coupe (San Jose State)
1994-Brandon Coupe (San Jose State) and Roger Petterson (UNLV)
1995-Roger Petterson (UNLV)
1996-Roger Petterson (UNLV)
1997-Not held at The Ojai
1998-Chris Magyary (Cal Poly SLO)
1999-Leif Meineke (Boise State)
2000-Simon Shen (UC Santa Barbara)
2001-Dietrich Haug (Pacific)
2002-Carlos Palencia (UC Santa Barbara)
43) Big West Conference Men’s Team Championship
1989-UC Irvine
1990-UC Irvine
1993-UC Irvine
1994-UNLV
1997-(not held at The Ojai)
1998-UC Santa Barbara
2001-Boise State
2002-UC Santa Barbara
1991-Fresno State
1995-UNLV
1999-Boise State
44) Big West Conference Women’s Singles Championship
The Joan D. Johnson Trophy
Player of the Year
1989-Sondra Mitchell (San Diego State)
1990-Jolene Watanabe (UNLV)
1991-Tracie Johnstone (UCSB)
1992-Debbie Goldberger (UCSB)
1993-Laura Rutledge (UCSB)
1994-Marianne Vallin (UNLV)
1995-Tracie Lee (Univ. of Pacific)
1996-Marianne Vallin (UNLV)
1997-Gayleen McManus (Boise State)
1998-Manon Buskins (Boise State) and Jing Chen (Long Beach State)
1999-Cindy Ammann (UCSB)
2000-Susanne Bertel (Pacific)
2001-Anastasia Dvornikova (Long Beach State)
2002-Susanne Bertel (Pacific)
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1992-UC Irvine
1996-UNLV
2000-Boise State
45) Big West Conference Women’s Team Championship
1989-San Diego State
1990-San Diego State
1993-UC Santa Barbara
1994-UC Santa Barbara
1997-Boise State
1998-Boise State
2001-Pacific
2002-Long Beach State
1991-UC Santa Barbara
1995-UC Santa Barbara
1999-Pacific
1992-UC Santa Barbara
1996-UC Santa Barbara
2000-Pacific
46) Men's Divison III West Regional Invitational Singles Championship
The Ted Ducey Trophy; First presented in 1998
Champion
Finalist
1997-Mark Ellis (Cal Lutheran)
Jenia Karimov (Cal Lutheran)
1998-Thomas Oechel (UC Santa Cruz)
Danny Kim (UC Santa Cruz)
1999-Thomas Oechel (UC Santa Cruz)
Brian Cummings (UC Santa Cruz)
2000-Thomas Oechel (UC Santa Cruz)
Edward Kohlberg (Willamette)
2001-Derek Fitzpatrick (UC Santa Cruz)
Danny Kim (UC Santa Cruz)
2002-Brian Casey (UC Santa Cruz)
John Cham-a-koon (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
2003-Amir Marandy (Cal Lutheran)
Brian Casey (UC Santa Cruz)
2004-Matt Seeberger (UC Santa Cruz)
Kevin Casey (UC Santa Cruz)
2005-Matt Seeberger (UC Santa Cruz)
Kevin Casey (UC Santa Cruz)
2006-Matt Seeberger (UC Santa Cruz)
Shane Templeman (UC Santa Cruz)
2007-Matt Seeberger (UC Santa Cruz)
Brian Pybas (UC Santa Cruz)
2008-Max Ortiz (UC Santa Cruz)
Cameron Taylor (Pomona-Pitzer)
2009-Lawrence Wang (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
John Watts (Washington Univ.)
2010-Brian Pybas (UC Santa Cruz)
Marc Vartabedian (UC Santa Cruz)
2011-Alex Lane (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
Brian Pybas (UC Santa Cruz)
2012-Nicholas Ballou (Cal Lutheran)
Andre Halabi (UC Santa Cruz)
2013-Nicholas Ballou (Cal Lutheran)
Nikolas Marino (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
2014-Warren Wood (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
Nikolas Marino (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
47) Men's Divison III West Regional Invitational Doubles Championship
The Jim Verdieck Trophy; First presented in 1998
Champions
Finalists
1997-Mark Ellis-Jenia Karimov (Cal Lutheran)
Brian Cummings-Thomas Oechel (UC Santa Cruz)
1998-Brian Cummings-Thomas Oechel (UC Santa Cruz)
Justin Balas-Derek Fitzpatrick (UC Santa Cruz)
1999-Derek Fitzpatrick-Nick Cunningham (UC Santa Cruz)
Peter Gladkin-Danny Kim (UC Santa Cruz)
2000-Peter Gladkin-Thomas Oechel (UC Santa Cruz)
Nick Cunningham-Derek Fitzpatrick (UC Santa Cruz)
2001-Nick Cunningham-Derek Fitzpatrick (UC Santa Cruz)
Peter Gladkin-Danny Kim (UC Santa Cruz)
2002-Rob Condiotty-Brian Murphy (Redlands)
J.R, Hall-Samir Vora (Pomona-Pitzer)
2003-Rob Condiotty-Brian Murphy (Redlands)
John Cham-a-koon-Ivan Yeh (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
2004-John Cham-a-koon-Kyle Ellison (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps) Brian Casey-Kevin Casey (UC Santa Cruz)
2005-Andrew Elling-Michael Thoeresz (Redlands)
Matt Brunner-Matt Seeberger (UC Santa Cruz)
2006-Guillaume Schils-Lawrence Wang (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps) Matt Seeberger-Shane Templeman (UC Santa Cruz)
2007-Justin Larimore-David Miller (Pacific Lutheran)
Max Liberty-Point-Brian Pybas (UC Santa Cruz)
2008-Max Ortiz- Brian Pybas (UC Santa Cruz)
Jeff Hammond-Kevin Wong (Redlands)
2009-Ilya Gendelman-Max Liberty-Point (UC Santa Cruz)
Charlie Cutler-John Watts (Washington Univ.)
2010-Eric MacColl-Brandon Wei (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
Robbie Frani-Ronald Wu (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
2011-Jeff Hammond-Kevin Wong (Redlands)
Parker Larsen-Brian Pybas (UC Santa Cruz)
2012-Robbie Erani-Alex Lane (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
Nicholas Ballou-Raymond Worley (Cal Lutheran)
2013-Nicholas Ballou-Raymond Worley (Cal Lutheran)
Joe Dorn-Warren Wood (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
2014-Skyler Butts-Neel Kotrappa (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)
David Konstantinov-Chris Schommer (Whittier)
48) Women's Divison III West Regional Invitational Singles Championship
Champion
Finalist
1998-Heather Gorman (Pomona-Pitzer)
Bridget Humphrey (Pomona-Pitzer)
1999-Mariana Madico (Whittier)
Lyndsay Josselyn (Redlands)
49) Women's Divison III West Regional Invitational Doubles Championship
Champion
Finalists
1998-Heather Gorman-Bridget Humphrey (Pomona-Pitzer)
Elizabeth Gorey-Erika Svedeman (Redlands)
1999-Mariana Madico-Amanda Shellcross (Whittier)
Shannon Chester-Lyndsay Josselyn (Redlands)
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50) Men's Community College Singles Championship
(Freshman and Community College Singles until 1954)
The Ojai Valley Country Club Challenge Cup; First presented in 1950
Champion
Finalist
1938-David Freeman (Pasadena JC)
Robert Low (Stanford)
1939-Myron McNamara (USC)
Larry Dee (Stanford)
1940-Carl Earn (Compton JC)
Walter Bugg (Riverside JC)
1941-Earl Cochell (USC)
Ellis Slack (Long Beach JC)
1942-Ellis Slack (Long Beach JC)
M. Lavinson (LA JC)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Glenn Bassett (Santa Monica JC)
John Waterhouse (John Muir JC)
1948-John Fleitz (Long Beach JC)
W. Bostick (Modesto JC)
1949-Hugh Stewart (Pasadena)
Lorne Main (Modesto)
1950-Fred Hagist (California)
Jim Herd (Santa Barbara)
1951-Bob Perry (UCLA)
Whitney Reed (USC)
1952-Jim Perley (Ventura)
Jerry DeWitts (Modesto)
1953-Pancho Contreras (Modesto)
Jack Frost (Stanford)
1954-Joaquin Reyes (Modesto)
Gordon Davis (Santa Monica)
1955-Carl Eltsholtz (San Diego)
Jack Movido (San Diego)
1956-Carl Eltsholtz (San Diego)
Jack Movido (San Diego)
1957-Ed Gusman (Modesto)
Gil Rodriguez (Modesto)
1958-Allan Tong (LACC)
Al Driscole (LAValley JC)
1959-James McManus (Oakland)
George Stoesser (Monterey)
1960-George Conway (S. Monica)
Wayne Collett (S.Monica)
1961-Marcos Carriedo (San Diego)
Charles Rombeau (LA Valley)
1962-Tom Edelfson (USC)
Eltinge Brown (Santa Monica)
1963-Gary Johnson (San Diego)
Lafayette Allen (San Diego)
1964-Terry Ehlers (El Camino)
Jaime Collaco (El Camino)
1965-Larry Collins (Pasadena)
Raul Contreras (Foothill)
1966-Mike Marcin (Pasadena CC)
Larry Hall (American River)
1967-John Haak (Merritt)
Ken Lowell (Bakersfield)
1968-Eric Joachin (Fullerton)
Burt Easley (Ventura)
1969-John Fort (S.Monica CC)
Felix Ponti (FMC)
1970-Carlos Kirmayr (Modesto)
Steve Stefanki (Foothill)
1971-Rich Andrews (Foothill)
Mike Caro (Orange Coast)
1972-Richard Andrews (Foothill)
Alex Hernandez (San Diego)
1973-Henry Pfister (Bakersfield)
Kurt Condon (Pasadena)
1974-Henry Pfister (Bakersfield)
Rocky Maguire (Canada)
1975-Dennis Bond (San Diego)
Larry King (LA Trade Tech.)
1976-Dick Metz (American River)
Dean Graham (Santa Monica)
1977-Tonnie Sie (Santa Monica CC)
John Mosler (El Camino)
1978-John Sanford (Santa Barbara CC)
Charles Batt (LA Pierce)
1979-Michael Fedderly (Orange Coast)
Stan Benoit (LA Pierce)
1980-Todd Nelson (Grossmont)
Geraldo Vareza (Grossmont)
1981-David Bushnell (Grossmont)
Eric Quade (Fullerton)
1982-Stephen Cluse (Riverside)
Glen Erler (Grossmont)
1983-Kevin Gillette (San Bernardino Valley)
David Blackstone (Saddleback)
1984-David Salmon (Saddleback)
Jim Stephens (Saddleback)
1985-Jonas Wallgard (LA Pierce)
Pat Crow (Long Beach CC)
1986-Sean Wade (Grossmont)
Nelson Gary (LA Pierce)
1987-Chris Ganz (Orange Coast)
Nick Mateljan (San Bernadino)
1988-Joe Thomas (Grossmont)
David Fontaine (Long Beach CC)
1989-Billy Miller (Santa Barbara CC)
Ed Peregrino (Saddleback)
1990-John Fox (Santa Barbara CC)
John Swaino (Cypress)
1991-Scott Hansen (Saddleback)
Esteban Saba (Saddleback)
1992-Manuel Ramirez (College of the Desert)
Robert Malkuist (Grossmont)
1993-Manuel Ramirez (College of the Desert)
Freddy Hanser (College of the Desert)
1994-Dan Omaboe (Marymount)
Robin Rutili (Foothill)
1995-Michael Fedida (College of the Desert)
Dan Omaboe (Marymount College)
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1996-Rudolfo Rodriguez (College of the Desert)
1997-Martin Rozpedski (College of the Desert)
1998-Martin Thaler (College of the Desert)
1999-Scott Thompson (Palomar College)
2000-Rodrigo Grilli (College of the Desert)
2001-Rodrigo Grilli (College of the Desert)
2002-Adriano Biasella (College of the Desert)
2003-Dalibor Ptak (College of the Desert)
2004-Juan Osorio (Ventura)
2005-Jeroen Van Ruter (Ventura)
2006-Francis Yoshimoto (College of the Desert)
2007-Fabio Silva (College of the Desert)
2008-Daniel Coelho (Riverside)
2009-Tiago Hayashi (College of the Desert)
2010-Kirill Sinitsyn (Fresno)
2011-Alex Sarkissian (Glendale)
2012-Alex Johnston (Foothill)
2013-Sam Bertram (Fresno City)
2014-Nathan Eshmade (Cerritos)
Eni Ghidirmic (College of the Desert)
Scott Thompson (College of the Desert)
Ilian Iankov (Ventura College)
Boris Turkic (Marymount College)
Juan Cerda (College of the Desert)
Hector Almada (Fresno)
Zoran Korac (Orange Coast)
Ryusuki Kashiwabara (College of the Desert)
Tim Kpulun (Fullerton)
Carlos Catalan (College of the Desert)
Walter Lima (Ventura)
Francis Yoshimoto (College of the Desert)
Tiago Hayashi (College of the Desert)
Joaoa Noguiera (Fresno)
Emmanuel Mensah (Mt. San Jacinto)
Derek Siddiqui (Cerritos)
Tobias Galskov (Foothill)
Cameron Lee (Ventura)
Lovedeep Singh (American River)
51) Men's Community College Doubles Championship
Freshman and Community College Doubles until 1954; The Frank T. Heffelfinger Challenge Cup; First presented in 1950.
Champions
Finalists
1938-Maurice McLoughlin-Bud Ford (Pasadena JC)
Leslie Allen-Mike Kaury (Santa Barbara State)
1939-Myron McNamara-Ted Schroeder (USC)
Walter Bugg-Roy Grimse (Riverside JC)
1940-George Richards-George Peet (Pasadena JC)
Carl Earn-Harry Zertuche (Compton JC)
1941-Arthur Graybill-Eugene Ober (Pasadena JC)
Robert Abbott-Peter Buchan (Compton JC)
1942-R. Kimbrell-J. Collins (USC)
G. Ober-H. Davidson (Pasadena JC)
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-W. Preston-J. Cook (Santa Monica CC)
D. Anderson-L. Warren (Menlo JC)
1948-R. Kohier-D. Anderson (Menlo JC)
W. Bostick-L. Brooks (Modesto JC)
1949-Norman Wendell-Harry Helft (Santa. Monica)
Jim Doan-Larry Doan (Modesto)
1950-Lawrence Barclay-Jim Doan (Modesto)
John Ricksen-Rupert Ricksen (California)
1951-Stafford Carson-Donald Fontana (UCLA)
Jim Cornish-Art Fish (Stanford)
1952-Whitney Reed-Norman Petersen (Modesto)
Gerald Boas-Horace Gillette (Redlands)
1953-Yves LeMaitre-Joaquin Reyes (Modesto)
Bob Norton-Henry Sutcliffe (Stanford)
1954-Yves LaMaitre-Don Stensaas (Modesto)
Fedro Yanez-Glenn Stanford (Mt. San Antonio)
1955-Carl Eltzholtz-Jack Movido (San Diego JC)
Stan Ellis-Dan Lewis (El Camino)
1956-Carl Eltzholtz-Jack Movido (San Diego JC)
Herbert Banish-Weeks (Long Beach)
1957-Gilbert Rodriguez-Eduardo Guzman (Modesto)
Michael Bouck-Nelson (Fullerton)
1958-Richard Williams-Willis Fennell (LACC)
Bob Hill-Dick Drake (Santa Monica CC)
1959-Conway-Drake (Santa Monica)
McManus-Stanley (Oakland)
1960-Conway-Collett (Santa Monica)
Tilton-Pappas (San Diego)
1961-Getz-Muench (Modesto)
Carriedo-Johnson (San Diego)
1962-Brown-Collett (Santa Monica)
Carriedo-Saxton (San Diego)
1963-Johnson-Saxton (San Diego)
Alvarez-Cowan (Pasadena)
1964-Ehlers-Collaco (El Camino)
Allison-Bacon (San Diego)
1965-Larry Collins-Milt Reimers (Pasadena)
Raul Contreras-Jeff Kerber (Foothill)
1966-Inthout-Marcin (Pasadena)
Rombeau-Berman (LA Valley)
1967-Inthout-Warfield (Pasadena)
Mclver-Parker (San Diego)
1968-Logan-McLaughlin (Mesa)
Poirier-Westphaln (East LA)
1969-Margot-Champlin (Bakersfield)
Bell-Leeb (LA Valley)
1970-Stefanki-Ponte (Foothill)
DeGraff-Hill (San Diego)
1971-Robbie Cunningham-Atilio Rosetti (Orange Coast)
Robert Hochstedder-Mark Blons (LA Pierce)
1972-Andrews-Hultgren (Foothill)
Hernandez-Berner (San Diego)
1973-Berner-Whitehead (San Diego)
Bendezu-Loayza (LA)
1974-Andy Lucchesi-McNeil (Canada)
Hank Pfister-Brad Rowe (Bakersfield)
1975-Chris Smith-David Bacon (San Diego)
Bill Harper-Harper (West Valley)
1976-Todd Harvey-Angel Lopez (San Diego)
Dick Metz-Bob Rugen (American River)
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1977-Ron Peet-Lyle Chamberlain (Palomar)
1978-Jess Asper-Rob Hunt (Butte)
1979-Jeff Tomei-Michael Fedderly (Orange Coast)
1980-Devin Sconyers-Hide Fujita (Modesto)
1981-K. Platt-F. Dunn (Fullerton)
1982-Doug Bradley-Stan Perry (Grossmont)
1983-Maris Luters-David Salmon (Saddleback)
1984-Ronald Titus-Richard Titus (Bakersfield)
1985-Michael Racuya-John Rusk (Saddleback)
1986-J. Thomas-C. Henderson (Grossmont)
1987-M. Leventhal-F. Molina (Long Beach)
1988-R. Decker-C. O'Shaunnessy (Saddleback)
1989-J. Atcha-G. Fenske (Saddleback)
1990-John Swaino-Bob Carlton (Cypress)
1991-Neil Castro-Andy Kasner (Fresno)
1992-Martin Crampton-Lennart Eilestam (West Valley)
1993-James Conda-Jason Helms (College of the Desert)
1994-Shane McMillan-Noah Rippner (Foothill)
1995-Dan Auger-Peter Gianakas (College of the Desert)
1996-Peter Gianakas-Andreas Lundgren (College of the Desert)
1997-Roberto Mayer-Oliver Messerli (Marymount)
1998-Benny Andersson-Stefan Pongratz (Ventura College)
1999-Mario Aceves-Albert Piasecki (College of the Desert)
2000-Mario Aldretti-Carlos Placencia (College of the Desert)
2001-Jamie Maxwell-Kuniyoshi Minako (College of the Desert)
2002-Daniel Briseno-Dalibor Ptak (College of the Desert)
2003-Peter Gartner-Hanspeter-Fabio Minozi (College of the Desert)
2004-Chris Harradine-Juan Osorio (Ventura)
2005-Florian Berg-Hans Marconnet (Grossmont)
2006-Colin Simpson-Zel Sperry (Grossmont)
2007-Jason Huk-Nik Jakosjin (Chabot)
2008-Waylon Bennett-Olumide Sherman-Norman (Grossmont)
2009-Doug Edwards-Jason Wall (Cerritos)
2010-Emmanuel Mensah-Gabor Toth (Mt. San Jacinto)
2011-Trevor Campbell-Alex Sarkissian (Glendale)
2012-Josh Banks-Parker Kelley (College of the Desert)
2013- Sam Bertram-Adam De Romas (Fresno City)
2014-Nathan Eshmade-Amadi Kagoma (Cerritos)
Isarra-Dial (Santa Monica)
Marks-Gorman (De Anza)
Jeff Baromich-Geraldo Varela (Grossmont)
Todd Nelson-Geraldo Varela (Grossmont)
A. Levie-Jack Pate (Grossmont)
Bert Royden-Ed Charles (LA Pierce)
Brent Zimmerman-Mitch Bridge (Grossmont)
Greg Menges-Hani Al-Ali (Menlo)
Jonas Wallgard-Yablow (LA Pierce)
Anthony Sena-D. Hiveley (CSU Long Beach)
R. Grundy-A. Olaya (LA Pierce)
F. Molina-J. Tormey (CSU Long Beach)
S. Angel-D. Gingerich (Santa Barbara CC)
Jason Gray-Alvaro Martinez (LA Pierce)
Jeff Spalinger-Aaron Webster (Santa Barbara CC)
Thomas Eek-Jason Helms (College of the Desert)
Philip Leonhardt-Kaspar Nielsen (LA Pierce)
Alfrede Acuna-Raul Jimenez (Grossmont)
Martin Ilic-Brandon Mason (Fresno City)
Matt Moore-Kunio Koga (Saddleback)
Gabriel Pitta-Golan Sassoon (College of the Desert)
Berry Brock-Erik Lindblad (Saddleback CC)
Chris Hagen-Patrick Hofer (College of the Desert)
Martin Aldorsson-Fabio Minozi (College of the Desert)
Fernando Rodriguez-Motonari Minato (Grossmont)
Anthony Gomez-Leif Nordlund (College of the Desert)
Steven Oechel-Philip Wulf (Grossmont)
Jason Mossembekker-Jeroen Van Ruter (Ventura)
Jason Huk-Nik Jakosjin (Chabot)
Fabio Silva-Thiago Souza (College of the Desert)
Yuki Asari-Jarrett Huk (Chabot)
Richard Tetteh-Taylor Witt (Mt. San Jacinto)
Taavi Himmist-John Karlman (Fresno)
Oliver Andrzejcuk-Torsten Keil-Long (Cypress)
Luis Jaimes-Mensford Owusu (Mt. San Jacinto)
Zak Bohegian-John Sharp (Santa Rosa)
Scott Gray-Jakov Tshirkin (Fresno City)
52) Men's Community College Team Championship
The Harry M. Gorham Memorial Challenge Team Trophy; First presented in 1953; Team State Championship began in 2013
1953-Modesto Junior College
1954-Modesto Junior College
1955-San Diego Junior College
1956-San Diego Junior College
1957-Modesto Junior College
1958-Los Angeles City College
1959-Oakland City College
1960-Santa Monica City College
1961-San Diego City College
1962-Santa Monica City College
1963-San Diego City College
1964-El Camino Junior College
1965-Pasadena City College
1966-Pasadena City College
1967-Merritt Junior College
1968-San Diego Mesa Junior College
1969-Santa Monica City College
1970-Foothill College
1971-Foothill College, Orange Coast College
1972-Foothill College
1973-San Diego City College
1974-Canada College
1975-San Diego City College
1976-American River Junior College, San Diego City College
1977-Santa Monica City College
1978-De Anza Junior College
1979-Orange Coast College
1980-Grossmont Junior College
1981-Grossmont Junior College
1982-Grossmont Junior College
1983-Saddleback Junior College
1984-Saddleback Junior College
1985-LA Pierce College
1986-Grossmont Junior College
1987-Orange Coast College
1988-Saddleback Junior College
1989-Saddleback Junior College, Santa Barbara City College
1990-Santa Barbara City College
1991-Saddleback Junior College, Santa Barbara City College
1992-College of the Desert
1993-College of the Desert
1994-LA Pierce College
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1995-College of the Desert
1997-Marymount College
1999-College of the Desert
2001-College of the Desert
2003-College of the Desert
2005- College of the Desert
2007-College of the Desert
2009-College of the Desert
2011-College of the Desert
2013-Fresno City College
1996-College of the Desert
1998-Ventura College
2000-College of the Desert
2002-College of the Desert
2004-Ventura College
2006-College of the Desert
2008-Riverside
2010-Mt. San Jacinto
2012-College of the Desert
2014-Fresno City
53) Women's Community College Singles Championship
The Ruby Keith Morrison Trophy
Champion
1968-Shari Barman (E. LA Valley)
1969-Diane Driscoll (LA Harbor)
1970-Diane Brooks (San Mateo)
1971-Jolene Roesler (Chabot)
1972-Karen Reinke (Pasadena)
1973-Lori Sherbeck (Fullerton)
1974-Robin Harriss (San Diego)
1975-Susan Zaro (Canada)
1976-Lynn Tholen (LAPierce)
1977-Jill Matson (Golden West)
1978-Lajla Von Lutzow (Orange Coast)
1979-Alejandra Ordonez (LA Pierce)
1980-Nami Kouzo (Modesto)
1981-Anna Marie Bernstein (Pasadena City)
1982-June Angus (LA Pierce)
1983-Terri Spence (Cerritos)
1984-Becky Barmore (Orange Coast)
1985-Michele Hain (Riverside City)
1986-Anna Casteneda (Santa Monica City)
1987-Nichole Brechtbuhl (Fullerton)
1988-Julie Slattery (Orange Coast)
1989-Lynn Henderson (Modesto)
1990-Jennifer Johnston (Chabot)
1991-Zarina Galvan (Grossmont)
1992-Astrid Copano (College of the Desert)
1993-Regina Abendroth (Grossmont)
1994-Kathrin Denn (College of the Desert)
1995-Chris VanRegenmorter (Modesto)
1996-Kyoko Maebara (Grossmont)
1997-Katarina Malec (College of the Desert)
1998-Katarina Malec (College of the Desert)
1999-Jessica Seck (Grossmont)
2000-Katalina Romero (Southwestern)
2001-Michiko Tanaka (College of the Desert)
2002-Hephzi Segura (Mt. San Jacinto)
2003-Muguette Ahn (San Mateo)
2004-Y. Hagiwara (Grossmont)
2005-Michelle Esquivel (Orange Coast)
2006-Yui Shimizu (Grossmont)
2007-Katherine Chavez (El Camino)
2008-Lorena Zago (College of the Desert)
2009-Ashley Litchfield (Ventura)
2010-Kunkanda Phukchampa (De Anza)
2011-Katerina Mozolyuk (Santa Monica)
2012- Jessica Worring (Ventura)
2013-Chun Young Shin (El Camino)
2014-Sophia Najera (San Diego Mesa)
Finalist
Pat Conger (Fullerton)
Donna Weirather (Grossmont)
Jolene Rosier (Chabot)
Sandy Layfield (Pierce)
Pam Holladay (Mesa)
Robln Kahn (Cypress)
Nancy Zaro (Canada)
Debbie Wesbrook (Pasadena)
Donna Johnsrud (Riverside)
Renee Lestrange (Mesa)
Jane Natenstedt (LA Pierce)
Rosemarie Forrest (De Anza)
Katie Bird (Golden West)
Carmen Gomez (Cerritos)
Debbie Goettsch (Orange Coast)
Nancy Hudson (Santa Ana)
Kristen Hildebrand (Menlo)
Becky Barmore (Orange Coast)
Nichole Brechtbul (Fullerton)
Loesje Ouwendijk (Ventura)
Shelley Breeden (Glendale)
Julie Slattery (Orange Coast)
Gina Garcia (Orange Coast)
Wendy Guteirrez (Palomar)
Jamie Fouret (Saddleback)
Antje Fritschi (Grossmont)
Cynthia Cline (Diablo Valley)
Yuko Hayashi (Grossmont)
Yuko Hayashi (Grossmont)
Kim London (Santa Barbara City)
Sophie Han (Rio Hondo)
Rani Setiawati (Glendale College)
Georgie Dinham (Marymount)
Jessica Knitter (Mt. San Antonio)
Alicia Brown (Riverside)
Kumiko Yoshida (Grossmont)
Jenny Souksavath (Sierra)
Jenny Sperry (Sierra)
Alyse Tyson (Grossmont)
Erina Hung (Saddleback)
Vanesa Reibstein (Grossmont)
Priya Prasad (De Anza)
Yumiko Justin (Reedley)
Nakieta Hein (Saddleback)
Vacated
Darlya Ashim (Diablo Valley)
Maya Mammetgulyeva (Fresno City)
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54) Women's Community College Doubles Championship
The Cynthia D. Fairburn Trophy
Champions
1968-Bell-Meese (LA City)
1969-Beer-Fuentes (American River)
1970-Coblentz-Seltzer (Pierce)
1971-Anderson-Hendricks (Long Beach)
1972-Gradishar-Walker (Orange Coast)
1973-Olsen-Frank (San Jose)
1974-Benedict-Yackman (El Camino)
1975-M. Downs-C. Putnam (San Diego Mesa)
1976-Doris McGee-Cinde Tallman (American River)
1977-A.Zarraonandia-C. Zarraonandia (College of Marin)
1978-J. Johnston-M. Myers (Orange Coast)
1979-J. Johnston-Lisa Myers (Orange Coast)
1980-D. McCormick-L. Rice (Golden West)
1981-C. Garfield- L. Schoettler (Orange Coast)
1982-Sherrie Harris-Dede Mercer (Palomar)
1983-Jill Burke-Ruth McMahon (American River)
1984-Becky Barmore-Noel Gaytan (Orange Coast)
1985-Julie Frasier-Susan Mitchell (Santa Monica)
1986-Nicole Brechtbuhl-Michelle Ponce (Fullerton)
1987-Carrie Harris-Lisa Newman (Orange Coast)
1988-Cindy Hamnquist-Nikki Moffat (Saddleback)
1989-Julie Slattery-Natalie Hastings (Orange Coast)
1990-Gina Garcia-Elena Birch (Orange Coast)
1991-Zarina Galvan-Holly Shupe (Grossmont)
1992-Wendy Gutierrez-Sue Sandstrom (Palomar)
1993-Regina Abendroth-Antje Fritschi (Grossmont)
1994-Mandy Hubanks-Kristen Simpson (College of the Sequoias)
1995-Priscella de la Cruz-Debbie Fultz (College of the Desert)
1996-Yuko Hayashi-Kyoko Maebara (Grossmont)
1997-Kyoko Maebara-Caroline Medlock (Grossmont)
1998-Sophie Han-Katie Jang (Rio Hondo)
1999-Simone Koch-Jessica Seck (Grossmont)
2000-Nicole Lundgren-Silke Martin (College of the Desert)
2001-Georgie Dinham-Maria Pergamalis (Marymount)
2002-Laurel Brown-Stepanka Folgetova (Grossmont)
2003-Mugette Ahn-Elizabeth Brito (San Mateo)
2004-Jessica Huk-Justine Liberato (Chabot)
2005-Kathy Grajo-Jenny Sperry (Sierra)
2006-Emily Paulson-Jessica Rice (Orange Coast)
2007-Kathy Dennis-Erina Hung (Saddleback)
2008-Briana McClintock- Vanesa Reibstein (Grossmont)
2009-Shoko Hachiya-Arina Polovnikova (Palomar)
2010-Anastasia Eliseeva-Tiana Lauritzen (Santa Monica)
2011-Alex McDonald-Nicole Simone (Reedley)
2012-Jessica Ho-Daria Kulbikova (Sierra)
2013-Sarah Anderson-Victoria Vo (Fullerton)
2014-Sarah Anderson-Sarah Edwards (Fullerton)
Finalists
Brees-Ibetson (Pasadena CC)
Sweeney-Bonnette (Palomar)
Flanagan-Gage (LA Valley)
Fischer-Spero (Pierce)
Carson-Price (Pasadena)
Smith-Walker (Orange Coast)
Hufford-Tubbesing (PCC)
Miller-Flett (Pasadena CC)
Jacklich-Havens (Foothill)
Peisner-Cummings (Grossmont)
Lusko-Polley (Pasadena CC)
Lipson-Lipson (Santa Barbara CC)
M. Myers-L. Schoettler (Orange Coast)
P. Grutz-K. Michaels (Santa Monica)
Findeisen-Smith (Santa Barbara CC)
L. Dowdy-R. Nichols (Palomar)
Kathy Horning-Lisa Hall (Grossmont)
Becky Barmore-C. Lancaster (Orange Coast)
A. Brodie-C. Harris (Orange Coast)
J. Plant-S. Glass (Foothill)
Julie Slattery-Natalie Hastings (Orange Coast)
Kristi Douglas-Zarina Galvan (Grossmont)
Kristi Douglas-Zarina Galvan (Grossmont)
Ching Hensen-Helen Lu (Cypress)
Jamie Fouret-Makiko Suwa (Saddleback)
Moe Patton-Tara Sanford (Santa Barbara CC)
Nylah Benson-Amy Peterson (Chabot)
Jocie Hendricks-Amy Peterson (Chabot)
Missy Hosoi-Sydney Weinberg (Saddleback)
Katarina Malec-Karia Lopez-Portillo (College of the Desert)
Andrea Garcia-Emi Sakurai (Grossmont)
Nicole Lundgren-Melissa Markovsky (College of the Desert)
Georgie Dinham-Maria Pergamalis (Marymount)
Maria Sweasey-Anita Kuzmoniuc (Cuesta)
Eileen Francabandera-Rosie Schoeph (Long Beach City)
Yugi Hagiwara-Kumiko Yoshida (Grossmont)
Kelly Hickey-Lauren Hickey (Santa Rosa)
Kelly Hickey-Lauren Hickey (Santa Rosa)
Yui Shimizu-Alyse Tyson (Grossmont)
Jaleh Mazaheri-Heather Morton (Orange Coast)
Brittany Bass-Brittnie Furuvald (Orange Coast)
Jacque Rouquet-Marina Sales (College of the Desert)
Amy Busch-Yumiko Justin (Reedley)
Sabrina Emery-Jourdan Jefferson (Mt. San Antonio)
Sophie Angner-Talia Hudson (Santa Barbara)
Elaine Chan-Alvenna Lee (Mt. San Antonio)
Stephanie Ramos-Jacquelin Ward (Sierra)
55) Women's Community College Team Championship
The Harriet Thacher Herrick Team Trophy; First presented in 1974; Team State Championship begun in 2013
1974-El Camino
1975-Pasadena City
1976-LA Pierce
1977-Golden West
1978-Orange Coast
1979-LA Pierce
1980-Golden West
1981-Orange Coast
1982-Orange Coast
1983-Cerritos
1984-Orange Coast
1985-Santa Monica City and Orange Coast
1986-Fullerton
1987-Foothill
1988-Orange Coast
1989-Orange Coast
1990-Orange Coast
1991-Grossmont
1992-Palomar
1993-Grossmont
1994-Sequoia
1995-Grossmont
1996-Grossmont
1997-Grossmont
1998-Rio Hondo
1999-Grossmont
2000-Marymount
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2001-Marymount
2004-Grossmont
2007-Orange Coast and Saddleback
2010-De Anza
2013-Fullerton
2002-Grossmont
2005-Saddleback and Orange Coast
2008-Orange Coast
2011-Santa Monica
2014-Fullerton
2003-Grossmont
2006-Grossmont
2009-Palomar
2012-Santa Barbara City
V. Miscellany Events
56) Mixed Doubles
The Gally Cups (First presented in 1910)
Champions
1900-Donnell-J. R. Britton
1901-Ruby Garland-Truman J. Gridley
1902-May Sutton-R.H.F. Variel, Jr.
1903-May Sutton-S. Horace Donnell
1904-Voilet Sutton-J. Donnell
1905-Voilet Sutton-Hal W. Gorham
1906-May Sutton-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1907-Elizabeth Ryan-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1908-May Sutton-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1909-Hazel Hotchkiss-Maurice E. McLoughlin
1910-Mary K. Browne-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1911-Mary K. Browne-Clifton B. Herd
1912-May Sutton-Gerald C. Young
1913-Florence Sutton-Emery H. Rodgers
1914-Florence Sutton-Gerald C. Young
1915-Florence Sutton-W. H. Mace
1916-Ethel Sutton Bruce-E. H. McCormick
1917-L. R. Williams-Clarence A. Barker
1918-Marion Williams-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
1919-Mrs. William Widdowson-Marshall Ketchum
1920-Marion Williams-Simpsom M. Sinsabaugh
1921-Mary K. Browne-Nat B. Browne
1922-Mary K. Browne-Nat B. Browne
1923-Mary K. Browne-Nat B. Browne
1924-No Tournament
1925-Mary K. Browne-William Doeg
1926-Mrs. W.H. Henry-Lionel E. Ogden
1927-May Sutton Bundy-Clifton Herd
1928-Mrs. Gerald Stratford-Gerald Stratford
1929-Mrs. Gerald Stratford-Gerald Stratford
1930-Ethel Burkhart-Philip Nee
1931-Helen Wills Moody-Philip Neer
1932-J. Cruickshank-Gerald Bartosh
1933-Alice Marble-Wallace J. Bates
1934-May Doeg-Gerald Bartosh
1935-Dorothy Bundy-William Doeg
1936-Dorothy Bundy-William Doeg
1937-Dorothy Bundy-William Doeg
1938-Dorothy Bundy-Willaim Doeg
1939-Patricia Henry-Gene Mako
1940-Mary Arnold-Willis Anderson
1941-Louise Brough-George Richards
1942-Mary Arnold-Willis Anderson
1943-No Tournament
1944-No Tournament
1945-No Tournament
1946-No Tournament
1947-Gertrude Moran-Tom Chambers
1948-Louise Brough-Tom Chambers
1949-Louise Brough-Ted Schroeder
1950-Louise Brough- George Richards
Finalists
Ruby Garland-Truman J. Gridley
Violet Sutton-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
Gabriella Dobbins-Claude A. Wayne
May Sutton-S. Horace Sutton
May Sutton-Robert A. Rowan
Florence Sutton-William L. Thacher
Marion Jones Farquhar-Lewis B. Freeman
Mary K. Browne-John Duncan
Florence Sutton-Clifton B. Herd
Elizabeth Ryan-William Bacon
Mary K. Browne-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
Mary K. Browne-Nat B. Browne
Lilly Kingcade-R. L. Murray
Mrs. William Widdowson-Clifton B. Herd
L. R. Williams-Mr. Thurston
Mrs. Walter Ellis-Kenneth C. Newell
Mrs. A. Yager-George Sinclair
Mrs. John C. Cushing-Harvey B. Snodgrass
Miss Tarilton-Emery H. Rodgers
Ethel Sutton-Bruce-Thomas C. Bundy
L. R. Williams-Thomas Farrandini
Ethel Sutton-Bruce-Thomas C. Bundy
Mrs. Sutton-Doeg-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
Marion Williams-H.W. Gorham
Peggy James-Gerald Stratford
Midge Gladman-Simpson M. Sinsabaugh
Helen Marlowe-Ellsworth Vines
Edith Cross-C. Jensen
Dorothy Weisel-L. Hall
Carolin Babcock-Henry Culley
Helen Dimitrijevic-Gene Mako
Marianne Hunt-Wallace J. Bates
Ruby Bishop-Joseph O. Bixler
Gracyn Wheeler-Dolf Muehleisen
Gretl Dupont-Mort Ballagh
Jacque Virgil-Welby Van Horne
Pauline Betz-William Reedy
Pauline Betz-William Reedy
Mary Arnold-Willis Anderson
Louise Brough-G. Richards
Eleanor Cushingham-Henry Culley
Gracyn Wheeler Kelleher-Bob Kelleher
Beverly Baker-Tom Chambers
Mary Arnold Prentiss-Nick Buzolich
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1951-Barbara Kimbrell-Bob Kimbrell
1952-Helen Wills Roark-Jacque Grigry
1953-Dorothy B. Cheney-Bill Reedy
1954-Dorothy B. Cheney-George Druliner
1955-Mary Prentiss-Clyde Hippenstiel
1956-Beverly Baker Fleitz-John Fleitz
Event has not been held since 1956.
Pat Todd-Hank Pfister
Dorothy Bundy Cheney-Ed Kauder
Connie Bowan-Marshall Miller
Darlene Hard-John Lesch
Barbara Breit-George Druliner
Dorothy B. Cheney-Greg Grant
57) Old Timers' Events
Held during the 60th Annual Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament
Champions
Mens' Doubles
1959-Yeomans-Kelleher
1959-White-Jenks
Ladies' Doubles
1959-Herman-Wilson
Mixed Doubles
1959-Wilson-Rogers
Finalists
Sisson-Herrington
Duffy-Williams
Crawford-DeMott
Bradley-Sorenson
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