
Shaffrey earns first team honors while Stoeger/Martin recognized in doubles
5/7/2021 11:55:00 AM | Men's Tennis
After going an undefeated 4-0 in league play and a team-best 10-6 overall in singles, Montana junior Oisin Shaffrey earned first-team All-Big Sky honors Friday, while UM freshmen Moritz Stoeger and Guillermo Martin earned an all-conference honorable mention as a doubles pair.
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Since arriving in Missoula three years ago Shaffrey has been one of the Grizzlies most consistent performers, now with two-straight undefeated seasons in Big Sky play and a career 13-3 conference record in singles.
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Against all odds, he finished the year winning seven of his final eight singles matches of the season, taking upsets over opponents from Portland and Air Force in the process.
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"I'm just incredibly happy for him. A lot of people don't know he didn't hit a backhand for the final three months of the season in practice, only in matches, because he was injured," said head coach Jason Brown.
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"He was rock-solid in all our important matches, had some big nonconference wins, and did everything that was asked of him all year long."
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Both as individuals and as a pair Stoeger and Martin were fabulous freshmen doubles duo for the Griz in their first seasons in maroon and silver.
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Individually, Stoeger posted UM's most doubles wins at 10-5, while Martin gave up just one doubles match at 6-1 overall on the season.
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After shuffling the doubles lineup early in the season, when Brown paired them up they went undefeated at 2-0 and finished 4-1 overall as a pair.
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"I should have put them together sooner. They both had stellar winning record individually in doubles, were undefeated in conference, so I love they get some recognition for how good those guys are going to be over the course of their Grizzly careers, because I think this is just the start for both of them," added Brown.
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At 3-1 in Big Sky play and 9-10 overall, the Grizzlies narrowly missed out on a trip to the Big Sky tourney in 2021, and are set to return all but one player from this year's squad, setting up a an experienced outfit in 2022.
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First Team Singles
Oisin Shaffrey, Montana
Francisco Bascon, Idaho
Mark Keki, Sacramento State
Sebastian Buxman, Weber State
Eban Straker-Meads, Northern Arizona
Nikola Dimitrijevic, Portland State
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Second Team Singles
Brad Buckland, Montana State
Kris Van Wyk, Weber State
Bruno Casino, Idaho
Matteo Fortini, Portland State
Hiroki Fujita, Idaho State
Jaime Castillo-Lopez, Idaho State
Chris Steele, Northern Arizona
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Honorable Mention Singles
Facundo Tumosa, Northern Arizona
Tommy Edwards, Portland State
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First Team Doubles
Trhac/Petrovic, Idaho State
Casino/Bascon, Idaho
Keki/Liles, Sacramento State
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Second Team Doubles
Van Dijk/Sitar, Montana State
Edwards/Fortini, Portland State
Ziomber/Dillon, Northern Arizona
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Honorable Mention Doubles
Stoeger/Martin, Montana
Castillo-Lopez/Rendek, Idaho State
Roberts/Hsu, Portland State
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Individual Award Winners
Most Valuable Player – Francisco Bascon, Idaho
Freshman of the Year – Mark Keki, Sacramento State
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Since arriving in Missoula three years ago Shaffrey has been one of the Grizzlies most consistent performers, now with two-straight undefeated seasons in Big Sky play and a career 13-3 conference record in singles.
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Against all odds, he finished the year winning seven of his final eight singles matches of the season, taking upsets over opponents from Portland and Air Force in the process.
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"I'm just incredibly happy for him. A lot of people don't know he didn't hit a backhand for the final three months of the season in practice, only in matches, because he was injured," said head coach Jason Brown.
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"He was rock-solid in all our important matches, had some big nonconference wins, and did everything that was asked of him all year long."
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Both as individuals and as a pair Stoeger and Martin were fabulous freshmen doubles duo for the Griz in their first seasons in maroon and silver.
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Individually, Stoeger posted UM's most doubles wins at 10-5, while Martin gave up just one doubles match at 6-1 overall on the season.
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After shuffling the doubles lineup early in the season, when Brown paired them up they went undefeated at 2-0 and finished 4-1 overall as a pair.
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"I should have put them together sooner. They both had stellar winning record individually in doubles, were undefeated in conference, so I love they get some recognition for how good those guys are going to be over the course of their Grizzly careers, because I think this is just the start for both of them," added Brown.
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At 3-1 in Big Sky play and 9-10 overall, the Grizzlies narrowly missed out on a trip to the Big Sky tourney in 2021, and are set to return all but one player from this year's squad, setting up a an experienced outfit in 2022.
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First Team Singles
Oisin Shaffrey, Montana
Francisco Bascon, Idaho
Mark Keki, Sacramento State
Sebastian Buxman, Weber State
Eban Straker-Meads, Northern Arizona
Nikola Dimitrijevic, Portland State
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Second Team Singles
Brad Buckland, Montana State
Kris Van Wyk, Weber State
Bruno Casino, Idaho
Matteo Fortini, Portland State
Hiroki Fujita, Idaho State
Jaime Castillo-Lopez, Idaho State
Chris Steele, Northern Arizona
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Honorable Mention Singles
Facundo Tumosa, Northern Arizona
Tommy Edwards, Portland State
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First Team Doubles
Trhac/Petrovic, Idaho State
Casino/Bascon, Idaho
Keki/Liles, Sacramento State
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Second Team Doubles
Van Dijk/Sitar, Montana State
Edwards/Fortini, Portland State
Ziomber/Dillon, Northern Arizona
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Honorable Mention Doubles
Stoeger/Martin, Montana
Castillo-Lopez/Rendek, Idaho State
Roberts/Hsu, Portland State
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Individual Award Winners
Most Valuable Player – Francisco Bascon, Idaho
Freshman of the Year – Mark Keki, Sacramento State
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Players Mentioned
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