University of Southern Indiana Athletics

Singles Wins career 1989-present (Min. 40 Wins) 
 1. Ben Boesing (2009-13)......... 83-13
 2. Weston Phillips (2000-04)..... 81-23
 3. Ethan Davis (1998-02)......... 79-28
 4. Jack Joyce (2012-16).......... 78-18
 5. Juan Quiroz (2009-13)......... 76-35
 6. Jeremy Richie (1997-01)....... 73-24
 7. Joel Stern (2012-16).......... 60-26
 8. Chris Crawford (1998-02)...... 58-17
    Santiago Lopez (2011-14)...... 58-26
10. Andrew Majxner (1997-01)...... 57-47
11. Spencer Blandford (2017-22)... 53-37
12. Mike Bacon (1994-98).......... 52-34
13. Edgar Linares (1998-01)....... 50-26
14. Rodrigo Flores (2010-13)...... 49-21
    Aaron Barris (2013-2017)...... 49-26
16. Lucas Sakamaki (2019-2023).... 45-27
17. Ilia Karelin (2015-19)........ 43-39

Singles wins season 1989-present
 1. Weston Phillips (2000-01)... 29
 2. Chris Crawford (2000-01).... 28
 3. Ben Boesing (2011-12)....... 27
 4. Jeff Carmack (1993-94)...... 26
 5. Ben Boesing (2012-13)....... 24
    Joel Stern (2013-14)........ 24
 7. Ryan Bealmear (1993-94)..... 23
    Joe Epkey (2004-05)......... 23
    Jack Joyce (2014-15)........ 23
10. Tony Bacon (1993-94)........ 22
    James Hardiman (2016-17).... 22
12. Joe Epkey (2003-04)......... 21
   Joseph Boesing (2009-10)..... 21
   Juan Quiroz (2012-13)........ 21
   Jack Joyce (2013-14)......... 21
   Santiago Lopez (2013-14)..... 21
   Jack Joyce (2015-16)......... 21


Singles winning percentage season 1989-present
 1. Joseph Boesing (2009-10).... .913 (21-2)
 2. Jeff Carmack (1993-94)...... .896 (26-3)
 3. Weston Phillips (2000-01)... .878 (29-4)
 4. Paul Forichon (2015-16)..... .870 (20-3)
 5. Lucas Sakamaki (2019-20).... .857 (12-2)
    Ben Boesing (2012-13)....... .857 (24-4)
 7. Jack Joyce (2014-15)........ .852 (23-4)
 8. Tony Bacon (1993-94)........ .846 (22-4)
 9. Ben Boesing (2011-12)....... .843 (27-5)
10. Chris Crawford (2000-01).... .823 (28-6)
11. Ryan Bealmear (1993-94)..... .821 (23-5)
12. Jack Joyce (2015-16)........ .808 (21-5)
13. Joe Epkey (2004-05)......... .793 (23-6)
14. Joe Epkey (2003-04)......... .777 (21-6)
15. James Hardiman (2015-16).... .762 (16-5)
16. James Hardiman (2016-17).... .759 (22-7) 
17. Joel Stern (2013-14)........ .750 (24-8)
    Jack Joyce (2013-14)........ .750 (21-7)
    Joel Stern (2015-16)........ .750 (15-5)

Singles winning streak 1989-present (Minimum 10)
 1. Weston Phillips (2000-01).... 21
 2. Jeff Carmack (1993-94)....... 19
    Jason Coomer (1997-98)....... 19
 4. Ben Boesing (2012-13)........ 18
 5. Joseph Boesing (2009-10)..... 15
    Joe Epkey (2003-05).......... 15
 7. Ethan Davis (1998-99)........ 13
 8. Robert Neiters (2009-10)..... 11
    Jack Joyce (2015-16)......... 11
    Paul Forichon (2015-16)...... 11
    James Hardiman (2016-17)..... 11
11. Ben Boesing (2011-12)........ 10
    Chris Crawford (2000-01)..... 10

Doubles wins season 1989-present
 1. Diego Gimenez (2011-12)...... 29-8
    Juan Quiroz (2011-12)........ 29-8
 3. Joe Epkey (2004-05).......... 28-5
 4. Jarrod Epkey (2004-05)....... 27-5
 5. Rodrigo Flores (2012-13)..... 26-4
    Diego Gimenez (2009-10)...... 26-6
    Joseph Boesing (2009-10)..... 26-6
    Edgar Linares (2000-01)...... 26-11
    Andrew Majxner (2000-01)..... 26-11
10. Santiago Lopez (2012-13)..... 25-7
    Andrew Majxner (1999-00)..... 25-8
    Edgar Linares (1999-00)...... 25-8
13. Jack Joyce (2013-14)......... 23-8
14. Aaron Barris (2016-17)....... 22-9

Doubles wins career 1989-present (Min. 50 wins) 
 1. Andrew Majxner (1997-01)...... 93-35
 2. Diego Gimenez (2008-12)....... 86-28
 3. Juan Quiroz (2009-13)......... 85-28
 4. Jack Joyce (2012-16).......... 80-27
 5. Ben Boesing (2009-13)......... 79-28
 6. Chris Crawford (1998-02)...... 77-36
 7. Edgar Linares (1998-01)....... 68-23
 8. Aaron Barris (2013-17)........ 66-24
 9. Weston Phillips (2000-04)..... 63-26
    Spencer Blandford (2017-22)... 63-42
 11. Santiago Lopez (2011-14)..... 62-21
 12. Rodrigo Flores (2010-13)..... 61-21
     Ethan Davis (1998-02)........ 61-27
 14. Samuel Kiladejo (2014-18).... 60-42
 15. Joseph Boesing (2008-11)..... 59-20

Doubles wins team 1989-present (20 wins minimum)
 1. Diego Gimenez/Juan Quiroz (2011-12)...... 29-8
 2. Joseph Boesing/Diego Gimenez (2009-10)... 26-6
    Edgar Linares/Andrew Majxner (2000-01)... 26-11
 4. Edgar Linares/Andrew Majxner (1999-00)... 25-8
 5. Jeremy Richie/Chris Crawford (2000-01)... 24-11
 6. Ryan Bealmear/Skip Trapp (1993-94)....... 20-3

Doubles season winning percentage 1989-present
 1. Tony Bacon (1993-94).......... .904 (19-2)
 2. Chad Higgins (1993-94)........ .894 (17-2)
 3. Skip Trapp (1993-94).......... .875 (21-3)
 4. James Hardiman (2015-16)...... .870 (20-3)
 5. Chris Crawford (2003-04)...... .869 (20-3)
 6. Rodrigo Flores (2012-13)...... .866 (26-4)
 7. Aaron Barris (2015-16)........ .840 (21-4)
 8. Ben Boesing (2009-10)......... .833 (20-4)
 9. Juan Quiroz (2009-10)......... .821 (23-5)
10. Jack Joyce (2012-13).......... .818 (18-4)
11. Jason Cash (1998-99).......... .814 (22-5)
12. Joseph Boesing (2009-10)...... .812 (26-6)
    Diego Gimenez (2009-10)....... .812 (26-6)
14. Santiago Lopez (2012-13)...... .781 (25-7)
15. Lucas Sakamaki (2019-20)...... .769 (10-3)

Combined wins career 1989-present (Min. 100 Wins) 
 1. Juan Quiroz (2009-13)......... 167 (91/76)
 2. Ben Boesing (2009-13)......... 162 (83/79)
 3. Jack Joyce (2012-16).......... 158 (78/80)
 4. Andrew Majxner (1997-01)...... 150 (57/93)
 5. Weston Phillips (2000-04)..... 144 (63/81)
 6. Ethan Davis (1998-02)......... 140 (61/79)
 7. Chris Crawford (1998-02)...... 135 (58/77)
 8. Diego Gimenez (2008-12)....... 133 (47/86)
 9. Jeremy Richie (1997-01)....... 122 (73/49)
10. Santiago Lopez (2011-14)...... 120 (58/62)
11. Joseph Boesing (2008-11)...... 118 (59/59)
    Edgar Linares (1998-01)....... 118 (50/68)
13. Spencer Blandford (2017-22)... 116 (53/63)
13. Aaron Barris (2013-17)........ 114 (48/66)
14. Samuel Kiladejo (2014-18)..... 101 (41/60)

Combined wins season 1989-present
 1. Chris Crawford (2000-01)...... 52 (28/24)
 2. Joe Epkey (2004-05)........... 51 (28/23)
 3. Ben Boesing (2011-12)......... 48 (27/21)
    Ben Boesing (2012-13)......... 48 (24/24)
 5. Ryan Bealmear (1993-94)....... 46 (23/23)
    Jarrod Epkey (2004-05)........ 46 (19/27)
 7. Santiago Lopez (2012-13)...... 45 (25/20)
 8. Jeff Carmack (1993-94)........ 44 (26/18)
    Jack Joyce (2013-14).......... 44 (21/23)
10. Joe Epkey (2003-04)........... 42 (21/21)
    Santiago Lopez (2013-14)...... 42 (21/21)
12. Tony Bacon (1993-94).......... 41 (22/19)
    Joel Stern (2013-14).......... 40 (24/16)
    Jack Joyce (2014-15).......... 40 (23/17)
15. Aaron Barris (2016-17)........ 39 (17/22)
16. Weston Phillips (2000-01)..... 38 (29/9)
    Michael Kuzaj (2012-13)....... 38 (24/14)
    Paul Forichon (2015-16)....... 38 (20/18)
    Jack Joyce (2015-16).......... 38 (21/17)
20. Denis Davydov (2016-17)....... 37 (20/17)
    James Hardiman (2016-17....... 37 (22/15)

Doubles wins consecutive 1989-present
 1. Aaron Barris/James Hardiman (2015-17).... 18
 2. Tony Bacon/Chad Higgins (1993-94) ....... 17
 3. Ben Boesing/Juan Quiroz (2009-10)........ 14
 4. Ben Boesing/Jack Joyce (2012-13)......... 12
    Rodrigo Flores/Santiago Lopez (2012-13).. 12
    Michael Kuzaj/Santiago Lopez (2011-12)... 12
 7. Diego Gimenez/Juan Quiroz (2011-12)...... 11
    Joseph Boesing/Diego Gimenez (2009-10)... 11
    Jarrod Epkey/Joe Epkey (2004-05)......... 11
    Mike Bacon/Jason Fisher (1995-96)........ 11
    Mike Bacon/Nick Toy (1996-97)............ 11
    Jack Joyce/Joel Stern (2015-16).......... 11

Team Records

NCAA Division II Tournament berths: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

Regional Championship: 2013

NCAA Division II Round of 16: 2013

Championships Team*
Great Lakes Valley Conference Regular Season Champions:
1980 (tied with Bellarmine),1994, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2010 (East Division), 2012 (East Division), 2013 (East Division)

Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament Champions:
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2013

Individual*
Joe Epkey (ITA Regional, 2004)*
*Finished second at the NCAA II ITA National Championships.

Chris Crawford (GLVC Fall Tournament, 2000, 2001)

Mark Cummings (GLVC Fall Tournament, 2000)

Edgar Linares (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1999; 2000)

Jason Coomer (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1999)

Ethan Davis (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1999)

Chris Webb (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1999)

Andrew Majxner (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1999)

Chad Higgins (GLVC Spring Tournament, #4, 1995)

Jeff Carmack (GLVC Spring Tournament, #1, 1994)

Rick Cannan (GLVC Spring Tournament, #5, 1989)
(GLVC Spring Tournament, #3, 1990)

Mike Herring (GLVC Spring Tournament, #5, 1988)

Ricardo Angulo (GLVC Spring Tournament, #6, 1988)

John Euler (GLVC Spring Tournament, #2, 1985)

Scott Johnson (GLVC Spring Tournament, #3, 1985)

Bob Titzer (GLVC Spring Tournament, #4, 1985)

Alex Ramirez (GLVC Spring Touranment #1, 1980)

John Algood (GLVC Spring Tournament #3, 1980)

Brad Jacobs (GLVC Spring Tournament #5, 1980)

Jay Nelson (GLVC Spring Tournament #6, 1980)

Doubles

Diego Gimenez/Juan Quiroz (ITA Regional, 2011)*
*Lost in the first round of the NCAA II ITA National Championships. (Finished sixth)

Diego Gimenez/ Joseph Boesing (ITA Regional, 2009)*
*Lost in the first round of the NCAA II ITA National Championships. (Finished fifth)

Joe Epkey/Jarrod Epkey (ITA Regional, 2004)*
*Lost in the first round of the NCAA II ITA National Championships.

Mark Cummings/Ethan Davis (GLVC Fall Tournament, 2000)

Edgar Linares/Andrew Majxner (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1999; 2000)

Jeff Durham/Jeremy Richie (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1999)

John Benedyk/Andrew Majxner (GLVC Fall Tournament, 1997; 1998)

Jeff Carmack/Mike Rady (GLVC Spring Tournament, #1, 1994)

Brad Myers/Rick Cannan (GLVC Spring Tournament, #3, 1989)

John Euler/Bob Titzer (GLVC Spring Tournament, #2, 1985)

Stan Miller/Jorge Velarde (GLVC Spring Tournament, #2, 1980)

Brad Jacobs/Jay Nelson (GLVC Spring Tournament, #3, 1980)
*The GLVC Tournament was flighted until 1996.
The conference now uses a team vs. team format to decide the champion

Player Awards
Alex Ramirez All-GLVC (1980)
John Algood All-GLVC (1980)
Brad Jacobs All-GLVC (1980)
Jay Nelson All-GLVC (1980)
Stan Miller All-GLVC (1980)
Jorge Velarde All-GLVC (1980)
Brad Meyers All-GLVC (1985)
Bob Titzer All-GLVC (1985)
John Euler All-GLVC (1985)
Scott Johnson All-GLVC (1985)
Jeremy Richie All-GLVC (2001)
Edgar Linares GLVC Player of the Year (1999, 2000), All-GLVC (1999, 2000, 2001)
Andrew Majxner GLVC Freshman of the Year (1998), All-GLVC (1998, 1999, 2000,2001), 
                           GLVC Scholar Athlete of the Year (2000, 2001), Verizon/CoSIDA First Team Academic All-District (2001), 
                           Verizon/CoSIDA 2nd Team Academic All-America (2001)
John Benedyk All-GLVC (1998, 1999)
Jeff Durham All-GLVC (1998, 2000)
Jason Fisher All-GLVC (1996, 1997)
Chad Higgins All-GLVC (1995, 1996, 1997)
Jeff Carmack All-GLVC (1994)
Rick Cannan All-GLVC (1989, 1990)
Chris Crawford All-GLVC (2002)
Weston Phillips All-GLVC (2002, 2003, 2004)
Paulus Halim All-GLVC (2002, 2003)
Bhavesh Chada All-GLVC (2003)
Joe Epkey All-GLVC (2004, 2005); GLVC Freshman of the Year (2004); GLVC Player of the Year (2005)
Jarrod Epkey All-GLVC (2005); GLVC Freshman of the Year (2005)
Nim Shetty All-GLVC (2005)
Christoph Burger All-GLVC (2007); All-GLVC (2008); ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District V
Diego Gimenez All-GLVC (2009, 2010, 2011)
Joseph Boesing All-GLVC (2010), All-GLVC East Division (2011)
Juan Quiroz All-GLVC (2010), All-GLVC East Division (2011), All-GLVC (2012)
Ben Boesing All-GLVC (2012, 2013), Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District (2011, 2012, 2013), Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American (2012, 2013)
Santiago Lopez All-GLVC (2012, 2014)
Juan Quiroz All-GLVC (2013)
Michael Kuzaj All-GLVC (2013)
Jack Joyce GLVC Freshman of the Year (2013), All-GLVC (2014, 2015, 2016)
Sam Kiladejo All-GLVC (2015, 2016)
James Hardiman All-GLVC (2016)
Aaron Barris All-GLVC (2017)
Lucas Sakamaki Herb Foster Sportsmanship Award (2023), CSC Academic All-District (2023)
Quinten Gillespie CSC Academic All-District (2023)
Jy Hibbert Horizon League Doubles Team of the Week (2025)
Axel Sabourin Horizon League Doubles Team of the Week (2025)

Coach of the Year Awards
Jon Mark Hall GLVC Coach of the Year (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002)
Ross Brown GLVC Coach of the Year (2005)
Chris Crawford GLVC Coach of the Year (2010, 2013)
Chris Crawford Horizon Legaue Coach of the Year (2025)

OVC Medal of Honor
Omar ElSamahy- 2023
Lucas Sakamaki- 2023


OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll
Dylan Brown- 2023, 2024
Omar ElSamahy- 2023
Guy Finkelstein- 2023, 2024
Quinten Gillespie- 2023, 2024, 2025
Axel Sabourin- 2024, 2025
Lucas Sakamaki- 2023
Alfrendo Vogelaar- 2023
Mathys Bove - 2025
Eytan Michaeli - 2025
Bryce Rothschild - 2025
 

Academic All-GLVC
Tony Bacon-1993, 1994, 1995
Skipp Trapp-1994
Mike Bacon-1996, 1997, 1998
John Benedyk-1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Matt Cole-1997
Jason Coomer-1998, 1999, 2000
Jeff Durham-1998
Andrew Majxner-1998, 1999, 2000*, 2001*
Chris Webb-1998, 2000
Edgar Linares-1999, 2000
Paulus Halim-2002, 2003
Chris McCreight-2002
Sam Tucker-2003, 2004, 2005
Ryan Hughes-2005, 2006
Tim Alcorn-2007, 2008
Christoph Burger-2007, 2008
Andrew McGuire-2007, 2008
Ben Boesing-2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Robert Nieters-2010, 2011
Kory Poland-2010, 2011, 2012
Juan Quiroz-2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Michael Kuzaj-2012, 2013
Nathan Lattimer-2012
Jack Joyce-2016
Aaron Barris-2017
Ilia Karelin-2017
Sam Kiladejo-2017, 2018
Jack Lipchik-2017
Andrew Dones-2018
Kooper Falkenstein-2018, 2019, 2020
Matrim Cafe-2018
Parker Collignon-2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Martin Linares-2019
Preston Cameron-2020, 2022
Marvin Kromer-2020, 2021, 2022
Lucas Sakamaki-2020, 2021, 2022
Guy Finkelstein-2022
Quinten Gillespie-2022
Alexander Kim-2022
Eric Whitehouse-2022
*GLVC Scholar Athlete of the Year

Academic All-District
Lucas Sakamki (2022-23)
Quintin Gillespie (2022-23), (2023-24)
Axel Sabourin (2023-24)

Academic All-Horizon League
Lucas Sakamaki-2023

Year-by-Year Records

*Great Lakes Valley Conference Champions,
#Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament Champions,
!NCAA II Tournament Participants
$ NCAA II Championships
**Season Cut Short Due to COVID-19

Consecutive Wins: 16 (1994)
Consecutive Losses: 9 (2005-06)
Consecutive Conference Wins: 34 (1998-2001)
Consecutive Home Wins: 14 (April 6, 2011 - March 27, 2015)