The Emory University men's tennis program dominated the University Athletic Association's 30^th Anniversary Team, placing 25 representatives among the 43 honorees.  The announcement was made by the league office on Wednesday, Apr. 18.

The team consists of each student-athlete who was named Most Valuable Player, won an NCAA Division III singles title, won an ITA (Intercollegiate Tennis Association) Division III Small College Championship singles title, or accumulated five or more points with two points awarded for All-Association first-team singles recognition, and one point for second-team singles honors in his career. Players who captured the top-flight singles title in years preceding the designation of a Most Valuable Player (1989-93) were also named to the team.

One of the former Eagles to have been recognized is Dillon Pottish, the UAA's only three-time Most Valuable Player, earning the award from 2010-12. He won the NCAA Division III individual singles title in 2012.   Michael Goodwin of Emory, the 2008 UAA Most Valuable Player, won the NCAA singles title in 2009 landed a spot on the team, as did his younger brother Chris, the 2011 NCAA singles champ.

Jed Weinstein (1996 and 1998) and Brett Kaplan (2000-01) of Emory joined Pottish as the only players to garner multiple Most Valuable Player recognition. Weinstein, Kaplan, and 1999 Most Valuable Player Conor Civins of the Eagles all received All-Association accolades four times.

Emory honorees included:
Mark Boren
Adam Brewer
Jim Burns
Conor Civins
Aaron Cohen
David Genovese
Todd Getz
Chris Goodwin
Michael Goodwin
Alex Jacobs
Brad Jaffe
Brett Kaplan
Oliver Lopp
Aman Manji
Yoji Masuoka
Jason McCarthy
Michael Miller
Rafe Mosetick
Gavin O'Connell
James Oliviero
Dillon Pottish
Patrick Redmond
Travis Saacke
Jed Weinstein
Colin White