SOUTH EASTON, Mass. – Six members of the Southern New Hampshire men's tennis team (12-7, 7-2) were named to the Northeast-10 Conference Men's Tennis All-Conference teams as announced by league offices Tuesday morning. Also, head coach Greg Coache, who was honored earlier in the week as the Women's Tennis Coach of the Year, was named the Men's Tennis Coach of the Year.

In his sixth year at Southern New Hampshire, the award marks the fifth time Coache has been honored by the league for Coach of the Year, and the second time the coach has been honored as Coach of the Year by both programs in the same year. Coache led the team to a 12-7 overall record including a 7-2 record in the conference to tie for second place. Coache has led the team to its third consecutive berth in the NE-10 Championship as well as back-to-back NCAA appearances.

Juan Arango-Campo (Armenia Quindio, Colombia), Mitch Dobek (Westfield, Mass.) and Mike Wallace (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) all received singles and doubles accolades, while Evan Eaton (Winchester, Mass.), Alex Mukdaprakorn (Hartford, Conn.), and Tim Hamilton (Bedford, N.H.) were honored as doubles players.

Arango-Campo was named to the First-Team Singles as the No. 2 player. The junior, who played the majority of the season at No. 2 singles, wrapped up the regular season with a 14-3 overall singles record. Dobek and Wallace were both named to the Second-Team Singles. Dobek, who played first singles all year, earned the No. 1 spot on the team, while Wallace was chosen as No. 3. Dobek posted a 14-5 overall record, while Wallace was 14-4 on the season.

The Penmen swept the Third-Team Doubles with the first, second, and third selections. First was the duo of Dobek and Wallace who combined for a 14-3 record as a team at No. 1 doubles. Individually, Dobek finished 16-4 on the season, while Wallace marked a 15-3 record.

Arango-Campo and Eaton received honors as the No. 2 team after recording a 6-2 record as a pair. Arango-Campo totaled 11 wins in doubles play while being defeated just six times, and Eaton earned a 10-8 record for SNHU.

Mukdaprakorn and Hamilton rounded out the Third-Team at the No. 3 spot. The two paired up for a 2-3 record during regular season play, while individually, Mukdaprakorn notched a 2-5 record, while Hamilton was 7-9 on the season. 

The Penmen wrapped up regular season play last week while ending in a tie for second-place. By virtue of a tiebreaker, Southern New Hampshire was awarded the third seed in the upcoming conference championship and they will host American Int'l in a first round match Wednesday afternoon.

First Team Name School Year Hometown No. 1 Singles Cass Schwab American Int'l Freshman Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland
No. 2 Singles Juan Arango-Campo So. New Hampshire Junior Armenia Quindio, Colombia
No. 3 Singles Chris Barnhart Merrimack Junior Longmeadow, Mass.
No. 4 Singles Vince Bellino Merrimack Sophomore Amesbury, Mass.
No. 5 Singles Boris Tiberkov Adelphi Freshman Miami, Fla.
No. 6 Singles Brett Armstrong Stonehill Junior Manville, R.I.

Second Team Name School Year Hometown No. 1 Singles Mitch Dobek So. New Hampshire Junior Westfield, Mass.
No. 2 Singles Thijs Bik American Int'l Freshman Sassenheim, Netherlands
No. 3 Singles Mike Wallace So. New Hampshire Sophomore Mount Vernon, N.Y.
No. 4 Singles Alan Chocron Adelphi Freshman Aventura, Fla.
No. 5 Singles Petar Golijanin Merrimack Senior Novi Sad, Serbia
No. 6 Singles Mark Mallory Merrimack Freshman Portland, Ore.

Third Team Name School Year Hometown No. 1 Singles Rodrigo Ribeiro Bentley Senior Sao Paolo, Brazil
No. 2 Singles Bryan Kallenberg Adelphi Senior Port Washington, N.Y.
No. 3 Singles Kenzo Kauffman American Int'l Freshman La Croix, Switzerland
No. 4 Singles Andrew Waddington Bentley Junior Granby, Conn
No. 5 Singles Chris Martin Stonehill Senior Darien, Conn.
No. 6 Singles Chiwete Njokanma Adelphi Sophomore Lagos, Nigeria

First Team Name School No. 1 Doubles Thijs Bik / Kenzo Kauffman American Int'l
No. 2 Doubles Cass Schwab / Jakub Simicek American Int'l
No. 3 Doubles Petar Golijanin / Chris Toegemann Merrimack

Second Team Name School No. 1 Doubles Kamil Pilch / Rodrigo Ribeiro Bentley
No. 2 Doubles Chris Barnhart / Vince Bellino Merrimack
No. 3 Doubles Alex DeMuth / Andrew Waddington Bentley
Sam Laves / Kenny Vassallo Saint Michael's

Third Team Name School No. 1 Doubles Mitch Dobek / Mike Wallace So. New Hampshire
No. 2 Doubles Juan Arango-Campo / Evan Eaton So. New Hampshire
No. 3 Doubles Tim Hamilton / Alex Mukdaprakorn So. New Hampshire

All Rookie Team School Sander Brenner Adelphi
Cass Schwab* American Int'l
Thijs Bik American Int'l
Kamil Pilch Bentley
Miguel Belfort Merrimack
Philip Klados Stonehill
* indicates unanimous selection

Vern Cox Player of the Year: Cass Schwab, American International College
Rookie of the Year: Cass Schwab, American International College
Coach of the Year: Greg Coache, Southern New Hampshire University