OCT. 10-12 — Goshen Ends Year With Disappointment In MCC Tourney
Leafs take fourth-place finish in tournament after ending regular season as second-best in league

Junior Andrew Lanctot

Indianapolis, IN — After a regular season that had seen the Leafs finish 4-2 in Mid-Central Collegiate Conference play (second only to Indiana Wesleyan) with an overall record of 8-3, Goshen’s fourth-place ending to this weekend’s MCC Tournament in Indianapolis was a severe disappointment.

“After taking second place (in regular season play), getting fourth place in this tourney was a letdown,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “Up until the tournament, this season had been a good one for us. Our guys played a lot of good tennis on their way to a 9-3 season record. This tournament finish doesn’t tarnish our season as a whole, but we sure felt like we could have performed better.”

Goshen began the tournament on Thursday in strong fashion, winning six of its nine matches. Friday, however, was a different story, as the Leafs weren’t able to come away with any more wins. Every position was defeated by various conference opponents Friday, as Goshen left the tournament with a meager six team points (Wesleyan won the tournament with 24 points). And while this was not the way King had envisioned his 2002 season ending, he feels that the foundation for next year has been laid.

“Unfortunately we anticipate losing two good players in Matt Miller and Matt Mullet through graduation next spring, but with the return of everyone else, we should have a good base to build next year’s team around.”

One positive did come at the MCC Tournament for Goshen, however, as junior Andrew Lanctot was named All-MCC by conference school coaches. Lanctot is Goshen’s first All-MCC selection since Amadeo Marino in 2000.
Final Results:
Inndiana Wesleyan –24
Taylor — 12
Huntington — 10
Goshen — 6
Grace & Betthel — 5
Marian — 1
Singles:
#1 Jake Parrish (Taylor) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-0, 6-4
#2 Scott Schmeissing (Taylor) def Aaron Wieand 6-4, 6-1
#3 Andrew Lanctot def John Teune (Taylor) 6-1, 6-0
Joel Helm (IWU) def Andrew Lanctot 6-2, 6-3
#4 Matt Mullet def Brandon Ecker (HC) 7-6 (2), 6-4
Justin Taylor (Taylor) def Matt Mullet 6-4, 6-2
#5 Matt Miller def Jerry Wagner (Marian) 6-1, 6-1
Matt Loshe HC) def Matt Miller 6-4, 6-3
#6 Ben Luginbuhl def Matt Vickery (MC) 6-0, 6-1
Brandon Shawhan (BC) def Ben Luginbuhl 6-0, 6-2
Doubles:
#1 Jakub Peterson/Michal Stanczyk (IWU) def. Andrew Lanctot/Matt Mullet 6-2, 6-2
#2 Thushan Hemachandra/Aaron Wieand def Jon Mutz/T.J. McAtee (MC) 6-4, 6-3
Joel Heim/Gabe Tudor (IWU) def Thushan Hemachandra/Aaron Wieand 7-5, 6-0
#3 Matt Miller/Ben Luginbuhl def Randy Styles/David Martin (BC) 6-0, 6-2
Matt Loshe/Matthew Plett (HC) def Matt Miller/Ben Luginbuhl 6-1, 6-3

Digging it: Junior Aaron Lehman gets low for a return in an earlier season match. Wieand defeated St. Joseph's Ryan Hendrickson 6-0, 6-2 Tuesday.

Goshen, IN — Gearing up for the Mid-Central Collegiate Conference tournament in Indianapolis this weekend, the Goshen men’s tennis team proved they were ready to compete by handily defeating St. Joseph’s Tuesday, 8-1.

Goshen (8-3, 4-2) hammered away at the Pumas in all singles positions (save for number one) where the Leafs took all matches in straight sets. Junior Andrew Lanctot (number three singles) and senior Matt Miller (number five singles) each blanked their counterparts, 6-0, 6-0.

“This was a nice win for us going into the MCC end-of-season tournament this weekend,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “I was pleased to see our guys show the discipline to stay focused and play their games, even when a match didn't present much of a challenge.”

For Miller and junior Ben Luginbuhl, the match presented an interesting opportunity. The duo, who normally play number three doubles, were asked to play in the number one doubles position by their coach. With their 8-2 win at the spot, Miller and Luginbuhl collected wins at all three doubles positions this season while winning all but one of their 11 doubles matches on the year.

Goshen will look to continue its success in the MCC tournament this weekend. The Leafs will be in Indy Thursday through Saturday competing in the event.
Singles:
#1 Tom Ruth (SJC) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-3, 6-3
#2 Aaron Wieand (GC) def Ryan Hendrickson 6-0, 6-2
#3 Andrew Lanctot (GC) def Fin Burton 6-0, 6-0
#4 Matt Mullet (GC) def Mike Parrish 6-0, 6-1
#5 Matt Miller (GC) def Eric Johanning 6-0, 6-0
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (GC) won by default
Doubles:
#1 Miller/Luginbuhl (GC) def Burton/Hendrickson 8-2
#2 Daniel Love/Aaron Lehman (GC) def Johanning/Parrish 8-6
#3 Goshen won by default

Senior Matt Miller

Anderson, IN — Playing on the road without its head coach, the Goshen College men’s tennis team scored a big win at Anderson University Thursday, winning the match by a 5-4 count.

With darkness impending (Anderson does not have a lighted tennis facility) and the match tied up at four wins apiece, it was senior Matt Miller who thrusted himself into the role of hero for the day. Miller’s 10-8 tie-breaker to decide the third set (due to darkness) at the number three singles slot won the overall match for Goshen (7-3, 4-2). The team was without sophomore Thushan Hemachandra (number one singles) and senior Matt Mullet (number four singles) due to injury and a pre-determined commitment. The Leafs were also without head coach Stan King, who also had an existing commitment that required his presence.

Junior Aaron Wieand, playing the number one singles position for the first time this season, captured a big 4-6, 6-0, 6-4 decision at the position to give Goshen a shot to win the team match outright. Miller, in addition to finishing off the match for the Leafs, also played a splendid match at number two doubles with junior Ben Luginbuhl. The duo took an early lead in that match, only to hold off a torrid Anderson comeback to hang on for the win.

Goshen will host St. Joseph’s under the lights on Tuesday. Match time is set for 6:30 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Aaron Wieand (G) def Brian Stump (A) 4-6, 6-0, 6-4
#2 Andrew Lanctot (G) def Nick Deal (A) 6-1, 6-0
#3 Matt Miller (G) def Cameron Scott (A) 6-2, 3-6, 10-8 (tie-breaker to decide third set)
#4 Jeremy Zerkel (A) def Ben Luginbuhl (G) 6-2, 6-3
#5 Matt Haskett (A) def Aaron Lehman (G) 6-4, 6-4
#6 Mike Clark (A) def Luke Yoder (G) 6-0, 6-2
Doubles:
#1 Wieand/Lanctot def Stump/Zerkel 8-5
#2 Miller/Luginbuhl def Clark/Scott 9-7
#3 Deal/Haskett def Lehman/Yoder 8-2

Junior Andrew Lanctot Junior Ben Luginbuhl

Marion, IN — Finding a positive result for a valiant Goshen effort was difficult to do Tuesday, as the Leafs were soundly defeated by a very good Indiana Wesleyan team, 9-0. Wesleyan kept its perfect season alive with the win, and handed Goshen (6-3, 4-2) its second Mid-Central Collegiate Conference loss of the season.

Goshen was beaten in straight sets in each singles match, with juniors Andrew Lanctot (number three singles) and Ben Luginbuhl (number six singles) each able to win four games in the first set of their respective matches. Both Lanctot and Luginbuhl were blanked in their second sets, however.

“We played some good tennis and I'm proud of the way our guys played,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “But Wesleyan has a very strong team right through the lineup and they completely dominated us today. It's not hard to see why Wesleyan is undefeated for the season.”

Goshen will have a week to recuperate from its loss to the Wildcats. The Leafs are in action again next Tuesday, when they will host St. Joseph’s. Match time is set for 6:30 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Jakub Peterson (W) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-0' 6-2
#2 Michal Stanczyk (W) def Aaron Wieand 6-1, 6-1
#3 Joel Helm (W) def Andrew Lanctot 6-4, 6-0
#4 Gabe Tudor (W) def Matt Mullet 6-2, 6-1
#5 J D Emmert (W) def Matt Miller 6-2, 6-1
#6 Phil Jackson (W) def Ben Luginbuhl 6-4, 6-0
Doubles:
#1 Peterson/Stanczyk (W) Lanctot/Mullet 8-1
#2 Helm/Tudor (W) def Hemachandra/Wieand 8-4
#3 Jackson/Joseph Hernandez (W) Miller/Luginbuhl 8-3

Nice form: Junior Ben Luginbuhl drives in a serve against Grace's Jim Lloyd in number six singles play Saturday. Luginbuhl won the match, 6-2, 6-2.

Goshen, IN — In a match that seemed closer than the final would indicate, Goshen got a 6-3 win over a pesky Grace team that wouldn’t go away easily Saturday. The Leafs (6-2, 4-1) found the score tied at three matches apiece after singles play and the first doubles match was completed — a loss at number three by junior Ben Luginbuhl and senior Matt Miller, the first of the season for the pair. Goshen got its final two points at the number one and number two doubles spots, however, and came away with the team win.

“I hope that our superb doubles play at number one and number two translates into greater confidence at those positions in future matches,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “They got it done for our team today, and played very good tennis.”

Sophomore Thushan Hemachandra and junior Aaron Wieand got a huge win at the number two doubles position, defeating their Grace counterparts 7-6 (8-6), 3-6, 6-1. The duo came back from a 1-5 deficit in the first game tiebraker as well. Making this even more impressive was the fact that Hemachandra was able to sustain a high level of tennis throughout the day even after his two and a half hour slugfest at the number one singles position (a 6-4, 5-7, 7-5 loss) earlier in the morning.

Goshen travels to Indiana Wesleyan for a Mid-Central Collegiate Conference match Tuesday. Match time is set for 3:30 p.m. Also in scheduling news, the Sept. 19th match with Manchester (that was postponed due to rain) has been tentatively rescheduled for this Wednesday, Sept. 25. Check back to this site for time and date of rescheduling as it becomes official.
Singles:
#1Jeremy Ellis (Gr) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-4, 5-7, 7-5
#2 Dan Benyousky (Gr) def Aaron Wieand 6-4, 6-2
#3 Andrew Lanctot (Go) def Ben Myers 6-3, 6-0
#4 Matt Mullet (Go) def Corey Smith 6-1, 6-0
#5 Matt Miller (Go) def Drew McIntire 6-2, 6-2
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (Go) def Jim Lloyd 6-2, 6-2
Doubles:
#1 Lanctot/Mullet (Go) def Ellis/Benyousky 6-4, 6-1
#2 Hemachandra/Wieand (Go) def Myers Smith 7-6 (8-6), 3-6, 6-1
McIntire/Lloyd (Gr) def Miller/Luginbuhl 7-6 (8-6), 6-1
Exhibition:
Daniel Love (Go) def Lee Strahpello 6-4, 7-6 (7-2)
Kondo Simfukwe (Gr) def Aaron Lehman 3-6, 6-3, 6-2
Love/Lehman (Go) def Strahpello/Simfukwe 6-4, 6-3

Senior Matt Miller

Huntington, IN — The Goshen College men’s tennis team accomplished several feats Tuesday at Mid-Cental Collegiate Conference foe Hungtington. For one, the team finally took a 5-4 win, after dropping its last two matches against Tri-State and Bethel by the same score. For another, Goshen beat Huntington for the first time since 1997, two years before current Goshen head coach Stan King took over the reins of the program.

“This was a really big win for us over a solid Huntington team,” King said following the exhilarating match. “It was also big because we were able to win the last match to finish things after being tied up at 4-4, a contrast to our last two matches.”

It was senior Matt Mullet who came away the hero for Goshen (5-2, 3-1), playing in the final match of the evening at number four singles. Mullet won a hard-fought match against Huntington’s Brandon Ecker, winning by the count of 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (2). Miller also retained an undefeated individual season thus far, joining junior Ben Luginbuhl as the only Goshen players yet to lose a singles match.

“Matt played the best all-court tennis he’s played all season, and he picked a good time to do it,” King said.

Besides Mulltet’s late-day heroics, King said it was the two Leaf doubles wins that keyed Goshen’s overall victory. Sophomore Thushan Hemachandra and junior Aaron Wieand defeated their opponents 8-5 at the number two doubles slot, while senior Matt Miller and junior Ben Luginbuhl took care of business at number three, 8-4.

Goshen gets only one full day to savor this win. The Leafs are back in action Thursday, when they host Manchester. Match time is set for 4 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Kachinga Sinkala (HC) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-0, 6-1
#2 Ben Eggleston (HC) def Aaron Wieand 6-3, 6-4
#3 Michael Christner (HC) def Andrew Lanctot 6-3, 3-6, 6-1
#4 Matt Mullet (GC) def Brandon Ecker 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (2)
#5 Matt Miller (GC) def Matt Loshe 6-1, 6-7 (2), 6-3
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (GC) def Matthew Plett 6-2, 7-5
Doubles:
#1 Sinkala/Christner (HC) def Lanctot/Mullet 8-4
#2 Hemachandra/Wieand (GC) def Eggleston/Ecker 8-5
#3 Miller/Luginbuhl (GC) def Loshe/Plett 8-4

Serving up perfection: Junior Andrew Lanctot lines up a serve against Randy Styles of Bethel Saturday morning. Lanctot disposed of Styles with ease, winning in straight sets 6-1, 6-1. Lanctot has yet to lose a match at the number four singles position this season.

Goshen, IN — After starting the season in blazing fashion, the Goshen men’s tennis team has now dropped two heartbreaking decisions in a row — the latest being a 4-5 loss at the hands of Mid-Central Collegiate Conference rival Bethel on Saturday.

Goshen (4-2, 2-1) was a perfect 4-0 on the year prior to Thursday, when the Leafs dropped a 4-5 decision at the hands of Tri-State at home. Saturday morning while hosting Bethel, it was nearly the same story — Goshen was defeated at the top half of its lineup in both singles and doubles.

“This loss makes it two disappointing losses in a row,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “Hopefully we can shake these off and get back on track again.”

Goshen’s highest seed that recorded a win was the number three doubles team of senior Matt Miller and junior Ben Luginbuhl, which took straight sets from their Bethel counterparts in a 6-3, 6-3 decision. Junior Andrew Lanctot took his number four singles win over Bethel’s Randy Styles, with a 6-1, 6-1 knockout.

Goshen will travel to conference rival Huntington on Tuesday. Match time is set for 3 p.m.
Singles:
#1 P J Perri (BC) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-0, 6-0
#2 Josh Grubbs (BC) def Aaron Wieand 6-2, 6-4
#3 Josh Polkow (BC) def Matt Mullet 6-4, 6-1
#4 Andrew Lanctot (GC) def Randy Styles 6-1, 6-1
#5 Matt Miller (GC) def Ben Schone 6-1, 6-1
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (GC) def Brandon Shawhan 6-4, 6-4
Doubles:
#1 Perri/Polkow (BC) def Mullet/Lanctot 6-7(3-7), 6-3, 6-4
#2 Grubbs/Shawhan (BC) def Hemachandra/Wieand 6-3, 6-3
#3 Miller/Luginbuhl(GC) def Josh Rohde/David Martin 6-3, 6-3
Exhibiton:
Daniel Love (GC) def. Jake Shipe 6-0, 6-1
John Sabau (BC) def. Aaron Lehman 6-4, 6-2

Handcuffed: Sophomore Thushan Hemachandra makes a great play as Goshen's top singles player against Tri-State on Thursday, but it was a tough day overall. He lost in straight sets to Tri-State's Kevin Whitton, 7-5, 6-1.

Goshen, IN — Goshen’s hopes of a perfect season were dashed Thursday night, but ever so slightly. Tri-State nipped Goshen by a 5-4 score that came down to the final match of the evening, a 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 win for the Thunder’s Andy Steiner over the Leafs’ Matt Mullet (senior) at the number three singles position.

“Tri-State has a good team and they played well today,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “Matt (Mullet) couldn’t quite get points when he needed them, though he valiantly held off five match points in the process.”

King could not be pleased overall with his top half of the lineup in both singles and doubles, however. Goshen (4-1, 2-0) went winless at the top three singles spots and two highest doubles matches. It was the second half of the order that carried the Leafs, as junior Andrew Lanctot (number four singles), senior Matt Miller (number five singles) and junior Ben Luginbuhl (number six singles) all maintained perfect 5-0 individual records on the season.

“Let’s hope this loss helps prepare us for our next match with conference rival, Bethel,” King said.

Goshen will not have too much time to dwell on this non-conference defeat. They host Bethel on Saturday. Match time is set for 10 a.m.
Singles:
#1 Kevin Whitton (TS) def Thushan Hemachandra 7-5, 6-1
#2 Pat Hoelscher (TS) def Aaron Wieand (TS) 6-4, 4-6, 6-1
#3 Andy Steiner (TS) def Matt Mullet 7-5, 4-6, 6-4
#4 Andrew Lanctot (GC) def John Carmichael 6-1, 7-5
#5 Matt Miller (GC) def Ryan Garling 6-2, 6-3
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (GC) def Dan Carmichael 6-3, 6-3
Doubles:
#1 Whitton/Hoelscher (TS) def Mullet/Lanctot 8-5
#2 J Carmichael/Steiner (TS) def Hemachandra/Wieand 8-4
#3 Miller/Luginbuhl (GC) def Garling/Taylor 8-3
Exhibition:
Matt Taylor (TS) def Daniel Love 1-6, 6-2, 6-3
Chris Baut (TS) def Aaron Lehman 6-3, 6-1
Troy Mzera/D Carmichael (TS) def Love Lehman 8-5

Junior Aaron Wieand

Indianapolis, IN — Goshen dominated play at Marian Tuesday night, taking eight of the nine matches, with all five singles wins coming in straight sets. Junior Aaron Wieand led the way for the Leafs (4-0, 2-0) at the number two singles position, shutting out Jason Morris of Marian 6-0, 6-0.

“It was good to see Goshen play this match aggressively and with intensity, even though we had them outmatched at several positions,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “Getting three points at doubles before going into the singles was a great way to start things off.”

Goshen’s only loss on the day came in a thrilling 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 match at number three singles where senior Matt Mullet was defeated.

“Matt’s match was a close, well played match of tennis,” King said. “It was a good day for all of our men.”

Goshen will take its undefeated regular season and conference record back to the friendly confines of the Goshen College tennis complex Thursday, when they will host Tri-State. Match time is set for 4 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Thushan Hemachandra (G) def Brandon Martin 6-3,6-0
#2 Aaron Wieand (G) def Jason Morris 6-0, 6-0
#3 Jon Mutz (M) def Matt Mullet 7-6 (7-5), 6-4
#4 Andrew Lanctot (G) def T. J. McAtee 6-0, 6-4
#5 Matt Miller (G) def Jerry Wagner 6-3, 6-0
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (G) def Matt Vickary 6-0, 6-1
Doubles:
#1 Mullet/Lanctot (G) def Martin/Morris 8-2
#2 Hemachandra/Wieand (G) def Mutz/McAtee 8-3
#3 Miller/Luginbuhl (G) def Wagner/Vickory 8-3

Winning all the way through: Sophomore Daniel Lover serves to Josh Winslow of Taylor Saturday morning. Miller defeated Matney 6-2, 7-6 (7-2) in winning the exhibition match.

Goshen, IN — Prior to this weekend, six years had passed since the Goshen College men’s tennis team had defeated a Taylor University squad in team play. That streak came to an abrupt halt at the Goshen College tennis complex Saturday, where the Leafs defeated Taylor by a 6-3 count, winning five of the six singles matches and adding one doubles match for good measure. In the process of ending its own streak, Goshen ended one for Taylor as well — the Trojans had won 22 consecutive Mid-Central Collegiate Conference matches before falling on Saturday.

“This was a big team win for us,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “Having not beaten them in so long made this win especially sweet.”

Senior Matt Miller and juniors Aaron Wieand, Andrew Lanctot and Ben Luginbuhl won their singles matches in straight sets, while senior Matt Mullet came back after a 5-7 first set defeat to take the three singles spot, 5-7, 6-2, 6-4. Luginbuhl and Miller paired up to take the third doubles match by an 8-4 count.

“Wieand put down a mini comeback by his opponent in the second set, Mullet came from behind to win in three sets and Lanctot won nine of his last 10 games,” King said. “Miller came back from a 2-5 deficit to win his second set 7-5, and Luginbuhl mixed good control with aggressive play to win convincingly. We were pleased with our overall play today.”

Goshen (3-0, 1-0) takes its eight-man squad to conference foe Marian on Tuesday. Match time is slated for 3 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Jake Parrish (T) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-1, 6-1
#2 Aaron Wieand (G) def Scott Schmeissing 6-2, 6-3
#3 Matt Mullet (G) def Jon Teune 5-7, 6-2, 6-4
#4 Andrew Lanctot (G) def Justin Taylor 6-4, 6-1
#5 Matt Miller (G) def Greg Matney 6-2, 7-5
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (G) def John McNary 6-2, 6-1
Doubles:
#1 Parrish/Taylor (T) def Mullet/Lanctot 8-2
#2 Schmeissing/Teune (T) def Hemachandra/Wieand 8-5
#3 Miller/Luginbuhl (G) def Matney/Josh Winslow 8-4
Exhibition:
Daniel Love (G) def Josh Winslow 6-2, 7-6(7-2)

A day's work: Senior Matt Mullet returns a shot during the number three singles match against MCC rival Grace. Mullet won both matches in the three-way invitational, defeating Drew McIntire of Grace by an 8-5 count and Andy Dickerson of Hillsdale 8-2.

Goshen, IN — Goshen started off the season collecting two wins while hosting the Goshen Invitational, defeating Hillsdale in the first match of the day by an 8-1 count, and beating Mid-Central Conference rival Grace 6-3 in the second.

The wins were especially satisfying to Goshen head coach Stan King, who watched his number one singles player in sophomore Thushan Hemachandra sustain an ankle injury in the fourth game of his first match against Hillsdale. Hemachandra was forced to withdraw from that match and was not able to play the number one singles match against Grace, resulting in a forfeit. Hemachandra was able to return later in the day to play in the number two doubles slot for Goshen (2-0, 0-0), as he and junior Aaron Wieand defeated their Hillsdale counterparts by an 8-5 decision and the Grace team by an 8-2 count.

“We played some good tennis today and it was nice to come away with two wins,” King said. “It was tough to see Thushan go down, but it was good to see him come back later and play in both of his double matches. Hopefully he will be available for our next match with Taylor University on Saturday.”

Goshen was led by its three doubles teams, which won five of the six matches they played. The Leafs were also paced by their number three through six singles slots, as seniors Matt Mullet and Matt Miller and juniors Andrew Lanctot and Ben Luginbuhl did not lose a singles match on the afternoon.

Goshen will host conference rival Taylor on Saturday. Match time is set for 10:30 a.m.

Goshen vs Grace
Singles:
#1 Jeremy Ellis (Gr) def Thushan Hemachandra by default
#2 Dan Bewyeusky (Gr) def Aaron Wieand 9-8 (7-2 in tiebreaker)
#3 Matt Mullet (Go) def Ben Myers 9-8 (2)
#4 Andrew Lanctot (Go) def Corey Smith 8-2
#5 Matt Miller (Go) def Drew McIntire 8-5
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (Go) def Lee Strapello 8-6
Doubles:
#1 Ellis/Bewyeusky (Gr) def Mullet/ Lanctot 8-5
#2 Hemachandra/Wieand (Go) def Myers/Smith 8-2
#3 Miller/Luginbuhl (Go) def McIntire/Strapello 8-3
Exhibition matches
Daniel Love (Go) def Jim Lloyd 9-8 (6)
Kondo Simfukwe (Gr) def Aaron Lehman 8-1
Lloyd/Simfukwe (Gr) def Love/Lehman 8-5
Goshen vs Hillsdale
Singles:
#1 Keton Sagger (H) def Thushan Hemachandra 1-2 retired
#2 Aaron Wieand (Go) def Tom Werner 8-1
#3 Matt Mullet (Go) def Mike Miller 8-1
#4 Andrew Lanctot (Go) def Scott Hagen 8-0
#5 Matt Miller (Go) def Andy Dickerson 8-2
#6 Ben Luginbuhl (Go) def Nick Woodall 8-0
Doubles:
#1 Mullet/Lanctot (Go) def Sagger/Miller 8-4
#2 Hemachandra/Wieand def Werner/Hagen 8-5
#3 Miller/Luginbuhl (Go) def Woodall/Nathan Lewis 8-1
Exhibition:
Daniel Love (Go) def John Doe 8-3
Love/Lehman (Go) def Dickerson/Doe 8-6