Area students named to Austin College tennis teams
By Austin College
Jan 31, 2016
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SHERMAN, TEXAS – The Austin College men's and women's tennis teams have begun competition and hope to fare well in their Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference seasons this spring.   

Members of the 2015-2016 teams are listed below by hometown, along with the local high school from which they gradated and their parents’ names, as available 

Aledo, Texas

Erik Meendsen, a graduate of Aledo High School and son of Fred and Misty Meendsen; 

Bonham, Texas

Katie Cassandra Barber, a graduate of Bonham High School and daughter of Bill and Sandy Barber of Bonham;

Katie Cassandra Barber
 

Cedar Hill, Texas

Cedric Paul Ambulo, a graduate of Duncanville High School and son of Maria C. and Doroteo F. Ambulo;

 

Dallas, Texas

Henry Preston Glasscock, a graduate of Highland Park High School and son of Kip and Carol Ann Glasscock;

 

Daniel Oxenreiter, a graduate of Plano West Senior High School and son of Vicki Buholz;

 

Denton, Texas 76207

William Crouch, a graduate of Denton High School and son of Tim Crouch and Camille Milner;

 

El Paso, Texas

Akshay Shetty, a graduate of Silva Health Magnet High School and son of Kushal and Asha Shetty;

 

Farmersville, Texas

Magan Green, a graduate of Farmersville High School and daughter of Kevin and Carol Ann Green;

 

Friendswood, Texas

Kate Willis, a graduate of Clear Springs High School and daughter of Jana and Lance Willis;

 

Garland, Texas 75044

Brenna McCown, a graduate of Plano East Senior High School and daughter of John P. and Heather McCown of Garland;

 

Highland Village, Texas

Jacob Morgan, a graduate of Midlothian High School and son of Jerry Morgan of Highland Village and Shelly Morgan of Midlothian, Texas;

 

Lubbock Texas 79407

Kenneth Hardy, a graduate of Lubbock HIgh School and son of Diana Belsan and Daniel Hardy;

 

Lugansk, UKRAINE

Anamariia Kheveli, a graduate of Gymnasium #30 High School and daughter of Lev Kheveli and Marine Kavtaradze;

 

Manchaca, Texas

Grace Ortiz, a graduate of Jack C. Hays High School and daughter of Thomas and Halley Ortiz;

 

Midlothian, Texas

Jacob Morgan, a graduate of Midlothian High School and son of Shelly Morgan of Midlothian and Jerry Morgan of Highland Village, Texas;

 

Plano, Texas

Joshua Granberry, a graduate of Plano West Senior High School and son of Nancy Churnin and Michael Granburry;

 

Meghan White, a graduate of Prestonwood Christian Academy and daughter of Sherri Gates;

 

Seadrift, Texas

Jeffrey "Jeff" Randall Kubena, a graduate of Calhoun High School and son of Jeff and Terri Kubena;

 

Southlake, Texas

Zachary George Bomar, a graduate of Carroll Senior High School and son of Henry and Ellie Bomar;

 

Sugar Land, Texas

Michael Suresh, a graduate of Clear Lake High School and son of Maya Suresh and Suresh Chander;

 

Texarkana, Texas

Jonathan Michael Asher, a graduate of Texas High School and son of Melinda and Michael Asher;

 

Kirsten Weber, a graduate of Texas High and daughter of David and Terri Weber;

 

Wills Point, Texas

Carlye Lide, a graduate of Wills Point High School and daughter of Jeff and Teri Lide.

 

Austin College, a private national liberal arts college located north of Dallas in Sherman, Texas, has earned a reputation for excellence in academic preparation, international study, pre-professional foundations, leadership development, committed faculty, and hands-on, adventurous learning opportunities. One of 40 schools profiled in Loren Pope’s influential book Colleges That Change Lives, Austin College boasts a welcoming community that embraces diversity and individuality, with more than 36 percent of students representing ethnic minorities. A residential student body of 1,250 students and a faculty of more than 100 allow a 12:1 student-faculty ratio and personalized attention. The College is related by covenant to the Presbyterian Church (USA) and cultivates an inclusive atmosphere that supports students’ faith journeys regardless of religious tradition. Founded in 1849, the College is the oldest institution of higher education in Texas operating under original name and charter.