April 26, 2001

TALLAHASSEE, FL.-Florida State's Xavier Luscan, a junior from France, made the All-Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Tennis Team for the third straight year. Also on this year's team, as voted on by the nine head coaches in the conference, are of four players from Duke, two from Virginia, and one from Clemson, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, NC State and Wake Forest.

Luscan, the FSU men's tennis team's top player and MVP, had an outstanding 7-1 run against ACC opponents this year, playing mainly at the No. 1 position for the Seminoles, and he helped his team to a 4-5 record and 5th place in the ACC tournament. The men are currently ranked No. 65 by the ITA and will play their last home match on Sunday April 29th at 1:00 p.m. against the 20th-ranked Auburn Tigers.

THE 2001 ALL-ACC MEN'S TENNIS TEAM

Roger Anderson, Georgia Tech

Marko Cerenko, Duke

Josh Goffi, Clemson

Eric Jackson, NC State

Phillip King, Duke (Rookie of the Year)

Xavier Luscan, Florida State

Huntley Montgomery, Virginia

Raul Munoz, Wake Forest

Andres Pedroso, Duke

Marcio Petrone, North Carolina

Ramsey Smith, Duke

Brian Vahaly, Virginia (Player of the Year)

ACC Men's Coach of the Year: Jay Lapidus, Duke

-FSU-

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