2014 Austin Aces season

The 2014 Austin Aces season was the 12th season of the franchise in World TeamTennis (WTT) and its first in Greater Austin, Texas after relocating from Orange County, California.

2014 Austin Aces season
Conference3rd Western
Record
2014 record6 wins, 8 losses
Home record3 wins, 4 losses
Road record3 wins, 4 losses
Games won–lost232–290
Team info
Owner(s)Lorne Abony
General managerKerry Schneider
CoachRick Leach
StadiumCedar Park Center
(capacity: 5,226)
Average attendance2,155

The Aces had 6 wins and 8 losses and finished third in the Western Conference. They failed to qualify for the playoffs.

Season recap

Relocation to Austin and trade for Roddick

On November 21, 2013, WTT announced that entrepreneur Lorne Abony had purchased the Orange County Breakers and relocated them to Austin, Texas renaming the team the Austin Aces. Concurrent with the announcement of the move of the franchise, the Aces announced that they had acquired Andy Roddick in a trade with the Springfield Lasers in exchange for financial consideration. Roddick, a resident of Austin, said, "The fans and team in Springfield were great to me, and I really appreciate their support. Austin, however, is my home, and I am excited to be able to play here in front of my friends and family. I have played Mylan World TeamTennis since I was a teenager, and I believe in the way this league connects with community and provides kids access to professional tennis." Although the WTT press release mentioned that the Aces and Lasers would also swap positions in the Marquee Player Draft (improving the Lasers' draft position), this was not reflected when the league later reported the results of that draft.[1][2]

Lloyd hired as coach

On December 30, 2013, the Aces announced they had hired John Lloyd as the team's head coach.[3]

Cedar Park Center becomes new home venue

On January 8, 2014, the Aces announced that they would play their home matches at the Cedar Park Center in Cedar Park, Texas. The Aces mentioned in the press release that the team considered playing home matches in a climate-controlled, indoor facility as a key factor to its success on the court as well as for the enjoyment of the fans, since Austin often experiences very hot weather during the summer.[4]

Drafts

With the Breakers having the best record among non-playoff teams at 7 wins and 7 losses in 2013, the Aces had the fourth selection in each round of the Marquee Player Draft. In the first round, the Aces protected Andy Roddick. In the second round, they selected Marion Bartoli.[2] With WTT contracting the Las Vegas Neon, the Aces moved up one spot and had the third selection in each round of the Roster Player Draft. The Aces selected Vera Zvonareva and Eva Hrdinová in the first two rounds and protected Treat Huey in the third round. They passed on making a fourth round selection.[5]

Leach replaces Lloyd

On July 5, 2014, the Aces announced that John Lloyd would be unable to serve as the team's coach due to a knee injury. Rick Leach was signed to replace Lloyd.[6]

Free agent player signings

On July 5, 2014, the Aces announced that they had signed 2012 WTT Male Rookie of the Year John-Patrick Smith as a substitute player.[6]

On July 20, 2014, the Aces signed Jesse Witten as a substitute player.[7]

On July 21, 2014, the Aces signed Varvara Lepchenko as a substitute player.[8]

On July 23, 2014, the Aces signed Jason Jung as a substitute player.[9]

First match as the Aces

On July 7, 2014, the Aces played their first match representing Greater Austin on the road against the San Diego Aviators in what was the first match for that franchise since moving from New York City. Andy Roddick was the first player to take the court representing the Aces but lost the opening set of men's singles. Vera Zvonareva took the second set of women's singles for the Aces. But the Aviators dominated the rest of the match, winning the final three sets on their way to a 23–11 victory.[10]

Home opener

The Aces played their first home match at Cedar Park Center on July 8, 2014, against the Springfield Lasers. Andy Roddick took the opening set of men's singles. The match was tied at 14 heading to the final set of women's singles which Vera Zvonareva won, 5–3, to give the Aces a 19–17 victory.[11]

Losing streak

After winning their first two home matches to improve their record to 2 wins and 1 loss, the Aces lost 1o straight sets in their fourth and fifth matches, both at home, in losing to the Washington Kastles, 25–10,[12] and the Philadelphia Freedoms, 25–11.[13] Although the Aces won the opening set of their next match against the Springfield Lasers on the road, they fell to their third consecutive defeat, 21–13,[14] dropping their record to 2 wins and 4 losses.

Loss to the Lobsters

After defeating the Boston Lobsters at home in the opening match of a home and home series, the Aces lost to them on the road giving Boston its only win all season. Following falling behind 10–0 after the first two sets, the Aces staged a frantic comeback taking the next three sets to cut the Lobsters' lead to 19–15, and send the match to overtime. Eva Hrdinová and Treat Huey won the first three games of overtime in mixed doubles to cut the lead to 19–18, before Megan Moulton-Levy and Rik de Voest broke through for the Lobsters to avoid a super tiebreaker.[15]

Playoff push

After 11 matches, the Aces found themselves with 4 wins and 7 losses, having lost two straight and six of their previous eight matches. Nevertheless, with three matches remaining, all on the road, they still had an opportunity to reach the playoffs. The Aces got started with a 22–16 victory over their in-state rivals, the Texas Wild. The Aces took four of the five sets in the match. Eva Hrdinová paired with Treat Huey in mixed doubles and with Vera Zvonareva in women's doubles for a couple of set wins. Zvonareva won the women's singles set. Huey teamed with Jesse Witten, who was making his Aces debut, to close out the match with a set win in men's doubles.[7] The win gave the Aces a sweep of their two road matches against the Wild. They lost their only home match against Texas.

The following night, the Aces avenged their home loss against the Philadelphia Freedoms by earning a 21–18 road victory over a team that had dominated them earlier in the season. Varvara Lepchenko won the women's singles set in her Aces debut. Huey teamed with Hrdinová in mixed doubles and Andy Roddick in men's doubles for two set wins.[8] The victory improved the Aces' record to 6 wins and 7 losses and kept them in the playoff race.

On the final day of the regular season, the Aces needed the Boston Lobsters to take a win on the road against the Springfield Lasers to remain in the playoff hunt. The Lasers took care of business, 25–7, to eliminate the Aces.[16] Later that evening, the Aces lost their final match of the season to the San Diego Aviators, 22–12, to finish with 6 wins and 8 losses.[9]

Event chronology

Draft picks

Since the Breakers had the best record among non-playoff teams at 7 wins and 7 losses in 2013, the Aces had the fourth selection in each round of the WTT Marquee Player Draft and moved up to third in the Roster Player Draft after the contraction of the Las Vegas Neon.

Marquee player draft

The Aces protected Andy Roddick after acquiring him in a trade with the Springfield Lasers. They also drafted Marion Bartoli. The selections made[2] by the Aces are shown in the table below.

Round No. Overall Player chosen Prot?
144Andy RoddickY
2412Marion BartoliN

Roster player draft

The Aces protected Treat Huey making him the only holdover player from the 2013 Orange County Breakers. They also drafted Vera Zvonareva and Eva Hrdinová. The selections made[5] by the Aces are shown in the table below.

Round No. Overall Player chosen Prot?
133Vera ZvonarevaN
2310Eva HrdinováN
3317Treat HueyY
4324Pass

Match log

Legend
Aces Win Aces Loss
Home team in CAPS
Match Date Venue and location Result and details Record
1July 7Valley View Casino Center
San Diego, California
SAN DIEGO AVIATORS 23, Austin Aces 11[10]
* MS: Somdev Devvarman (Aviators) 5, Andy Roddick (Aces) 2
* WS: Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Daniela Hantuchová (Aviators) 3
* XD: Raven Klaasen/Květa Peschke (Aviators) 5, Andy Roddick/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
*** Vera Zvonareva substituted for Eva Hrdinová at 2–4
* WD: Daniela Hantuchová/Květa Peschke (Aviators) 5, Eva Hrdinová/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
* MD: Somdev Devvarman/Raven Klaasen (Aviators) 5, Andy Roddick/Treat Huey (Aces) 0
0–1
2July 8Cedar Park Center
Cedar Park, Texas
AUSTIN ACES 19, Springfield Lasers 17[11]
* MS: Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, Michael Russell (Lasers) 2
* MD: Ross Hutchins/Michael Russell (Lasers) 5, Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 2
* XD: Marion Bartoli/Treat Huey (Aces) 5, Olga Govortsova/Ross Hutchins (Lasers) 2
*** Marion Bartoli substituted for Vera Zvonareva at 0–0
* WD: Līga Dekmeijere/Olga Govortsova (Lasers) 5, Marion Bartoli/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
* WS: Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Olga Govortsova (Lasers) 3
1–1
3July 9Cedar Park Center
Cedar Park, Texas
AUSTIN ACES 20, San Diego Aviators 18[17]
* MD: Somdev Devvarman/Raven Klaasen (Aviators) 5, Rick Leach/Andy Roddick (Aces) 2
***Rick Leach substituted for Treat Huey at 2–2
* MS: Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, Somdev Devvarman (Aviators) 3
* XD: Květa Peschke/Raven Klaasen (Aviators) 5, Marion Bartoli/Andy Roddick (Aces) 3
* WD: Marion Bartoli/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Daniela Hantuchová/Květa Peschke (Aviators) 3
* WS: Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Daniela Hantuchová (Aviators) 2
2–1
4July 11Cedar Park Center
Cedar Park, Texas
Washington Kastles 25, AUSTIN ACES 10[12]
* MS: Bobby Reynolds (Kastles) 5, Andy Roddick (Aces) 3
* MD: Leander Paes/Bobby Reynolds (Kastles) 5, Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 4
* XD: Martina Hingis/Leander Paes (Kastles) 5, Vera Zvonareva/Treat Huey (Aces) 1
* WD: Martina Hingis/Anastasia Rodionova (Kastles) 5, Eva Hrdinova/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 1
* WS: Martina Hingis (Kastles) 5, Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 1
2–2
5July 12Cedar Park Center
Cedar Park, Texas
Philadelphia Freedoms 25, AUSTIN ACES 11[13]
* MD: Frank Dancevic/Marcelo Melo (Freedoms) 5, Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 3
* MS: Frank Dancevic (Freedoms) 5, Andy Roddick (Aces) 3
* XD: Liezel Huber/Marcelo Melo (Freedoms) 5, Marion Bartoli/Treat Huey (Aces) 1
*** Treat Huey substituted for Andy Roddick at 1–0
* WD: Liezel Huber/Taylor Townsend (Freedoms) 5, Eva Hrdinová/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
* WS: Taylor Townsend (Freedoms) 5, Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
2–3
6July 13Mediacom Stadium at Cooper Tennis Complex
Springfield, Missouri
SPRINGFIELD LASERS 21, Austin Aces 13[14]
* MD: Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, James Blake/Michael Russell (Lasers) 3
* WS: Olga Govortsova (Lasers) 5, Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 1
* MS: Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, James Blake (Lasers) 3
* WD: Līga Dekmeijere/Olga Govortsova (Lasers) 5, Eva Hrdinová/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
* XD: Olga Govortsova/James Blake (Lasers) 5, Vera Zvonareva/Andy Roddick (Aces) 0
2–4
7July 14Cedar Park Center
Cedar Park, Texas
AUSTIN ACES 22, Boston Lobsters 18[18]
* MS: Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, Rik de Voest (Lobsters) 2
* MD: Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, Eric Butorac/Rik de Voest (Lobsters) 3
* XD: Megan Moulton-Levy/Eric Butorac (Lobsters) 5, Marion Bartoli/Treat Huey (Aces) 3
* WD: Sharon Fichman/Megan Moulton-Levy (Lobsters) 5, Marion Bartoli/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 4
* WS: Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Sharon Fichman (Lobsters) 3
3–4
8July 15Boston Lobsters Tennis Center at the Manchester Athletic Club
Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts
BOSTON LOBSTERS 20, Austin Aces 18 (overtime)[15]
* MS: Rik de Voest (Lobsters) 5, John-Patrick Smith (Aces) 0
* WD: Sharon Fichman/Megan Moulton-Levy (Lobsters) 5, Eva Hrdinová/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 0
* MD: Treat Huey/John-Patrick Smith (Aces) 5, Eric Butorac/Rik de Voest (Lobsters) 3
* WS: Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Sharon Fichman (Lobsters) 2
* XD: Eva Hrdinová/Treat Huey (Aces) 5, Megan Moulton-Levy/Rik de Voest (Lobsters) 4
*** Rik de Voest substituted for Eric Butorac at 3–2
* OT – XD: Eva Hrdinová/Treat Huey (Aces) 3, Megan Moulton-Levy/Rik de Voest (Lobsters) 1
3–5
9July 17Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas
Irving, Texas
Austin Aces 23, TEXAS WILD 22 (super tiebreaker, 7–4)[19]
* MS: John-Patrick Smith (Aces) 5, Alex Bogomolov, Jr. (Wild) 4
* WD: Eva Hrdinová/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Darija Jurak/Anabel Medina Garrigues (Wild) 4
* MD: Alex Bogomolov, Jr./Aisam Qureshi (Wild) 5, Treat Huey/John-Patrick Smith (Aces) 2
* WS: Anabel Medina Garrigues (Wild) 5, Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 4
* XD: Eva Hrdinová/Treat Huey (Aces) 5, Anabel Medina Garrigues/Aisam Qureshi (Wild) 4
*** Anabel Medina Garrigues substituted for Darija Jurak at 1–2
* OT – XD: Eva Hrdinová/Treat Huey (Aces) 1, Anabel Medina Garrigues/Aisam Qureshi (Wild) 0
* STB – XD: Eva Hrdinová/Treat Huey (Aces) 7, Anabel Medina Garrigues/Aisam Qureshi (Wild) 4
4–5
10July 18Cedar Park Center
Cedar Park, Texas
Texas Wild 23, AUSTIN ACES 12[20]
* MS: Alex Bogomolov, Jr. (Wild) 5, Andy Roddick (Aces) 3
* MD: Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, Alex Bogomolov, Jr./Aisam Qureshi (Wild) 3
* XD: Anabel Medina Garrigues/Aisam Qureshi (Wild) 5, Marion Bartoli/Treat Huey (Aces) 1
* WD: Darija Jurak/Anabel Medina Garrigues (Wild) 5, Marion Bartoli/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
* WS: Anabel Medina Garrigues (Wild) 5, Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 1
4–6
11July 19Cedar Park Center
Cedar Park, Texas
San Diego Aviators 22, AUSTIN ACES 18[21]
* MS: Somdev Devvarman (Aviators) 5, Andy Roddick (Aces) 4
* MD: Somdev Devvarman/Raven Klaasen (Aviators) 5, Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 4
* XD: Vera Zvonareva/Treat Huey (Aces) 5, Květa Peschke/Raven Klaasen (Aviators) 2
* WD: Daniela Hantuchová/Květa Peschke (Aviators) 5, Marion Bartoli/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 2
* WS: Daniela Hantuchová (Aviators) 5, Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 3
4–7
12July 20Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas
Irving, Texas
Austin Aces 22, TEXAS WILD 16[7]
* XD: Eva Hrdinová/Treat Huey (Aces) 5, Anabel Medina Garrigues/Alex Bogomolov, Jr. (Wild) 3
*** Alex Bogomolov, Jr. substituted for Aisam Qureshi at 3–4
* WD: Eva Hrdinová/Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Darija Jurak/Anabel Medina Garrigues (Wild) 3
* MS: Alex Bogomolov, Jr. (Wild) 5, Jesse Witten (Aces) 2
* WS: Vera Zvonareva (Aces) 5, Anabel Medina Garrigues (Wild) 2
* MD: Treat Huey/Jesse Witten (Aces) 5, Alex Bogomolov, Jr./Aisam Qureshi (Wild) 3
5–7
13July 21The Pavilion
Radnor Township, Pennsylvania
Austin Aces 21, PHILADELPHIA FREEDOMS 18[8]
* MS: Frank Dancevic (Freedoms) 5, Andy Roddick (Aces) 4
* WS: Varvara Lepchenko (Aces) 5, Taylor Townsend (Freedoms) 2
* XD: Eva Hrdinová/Treat Huey (Aces) 5, Liezel Huber/Marcelo Melo (Freedoms) 3
* WD: Liezel Huber/Taylor Townsend (Freedoms) 5, Eva Hrdinová/Varvara Lepchenko (Aces) 2
* MD: Treat Huey/Andy Roddick (Aces) 5, Frank Dancevic/Marcelo Melo (Freedoms) 3
6–7
14July 23Valley View Casino Center
San Diego, California
SAN DIEGO AVIATORS 22, Austin Aces 12[9]
* MS: Somdev Devvarman (Aviators) 5, Jason Jung (Aces) 0
* WD: Eva Hrdinová/Varvara Lepchenko (Aces) 5, Květa Peschke/Daniela Hantuchová (Aviators) 2
* XD: Bob Bryan/Květa Peschke (Aviators) 5, Treat Huey/Eva Hrdinová (Aces) 2
* WS: Daniela Hantuchová (Aviators) 5, Varvara Lepchenko (Aces) 3
* MD: Bob Bryan/Mike Bryan (Aviators) 5, Jason Jung/Treat Huey (Aces) 2
6–8

Team personnel

Reference:[22][23]

On-court personnel

Front office

  • Lorne Abony – Owner
  • Kerry Schneider – General Manager

Notes:

  1. Player appeared in fewer than three matches during the season as a substitute player and was not eligible to be protected in the following year's draft.

Statistics

Players are listed in order of their game-winning percentage provided they played in at least 40% of the Aces' games in that event, which is the WTT minimum for qualification for league leaders in individual statistical categories.[24]

Men's singles
Player GP GW GL PCT A DF BPW BPP BP% 3APW 3APP 3AP%
Andy Roddick793940.494163719.368917.529
John-Patrick Smith1459.3574214.25025.400
Jesse Witten725.2862312.50001.000
Jason Jung505.0000002.00002.000
Total1054659.438228927.3331125.440
Women's singles
Player GP GW GL PCT A DF BPW BPP BP% 3APW 3APP 3AP%
Vera Zvonareva874245.4833171633.4851024.417
Varvara Lepchenko1587.5332135.60045.800
Total1025052.4905181938.5001429.483
Men's doubles
Player GP GW GL PCT A DF BPW BPP BP% 3APW 3APP 3AP%
Treat Huey1044955.471225928.321824.333
Andy Roddick773542.45573619.316519.263
Jesse Witten853.6250123.66701.000
John-Patrick Smith1578.4671014.25013.333
Jason Jung725.2860102.00023.667
Rick Leach303.000110002.000
Total1074958.4583111928.321826.308
Women's doubles
Player GP GW GL PCT A DF BPW BPP BP% 3APW 3APP 3AP%
Eva Hrdinová632439.381412513.385716.438
Vera Zvonareva873255.36816924.375821.381
Varvara Lepchenko1477.5001112.50012.500
Marion Bartoli381523.39516513.38527.286
Total1013962.3867251026.385923.391
Mixed doubles
Player GP GW GL PCT A DF BPW BPP BP% 3APW 3APP 3AP%
Eva Hrdinová532924.547210515.333816.500
Treat Huey864244.488116931.2901125.440
Marion Bartoli351322.37107417.235512.417
Vera Zvonareva19613.3161017.14316.167
Andy Roddick21615.2862118.12539.333
Total1074859.44916241039.2561434.412
Team totals
Event GP GW GL PCT A DF BPW BPP BP% 3APW 3APP 3AP%
Men's singles1054659.438228927.3331125.440
Women's singles1025052.4905181938.5001429.483
Men's doubles1074958.4583111928.321826.308
Women's doubles1013962.3867251026.385923.391
Mixed doubles1074859.44916241039.2561434.412
Total522232290.444818657158.36156137.409

Transactions

Individual achievements

Eva Hrdinová was fifth in WTT in game-winning percentage in mixed doubles.[25]

Charitable support

During each night of the 2014 season, the WTT team with the most aces received US$1,000 toward a local charity of the team's choice as part of a program called Mylan Aces. In the case of a tie, the award was split accordingly. The Aces earned $5,500 for the Andy Roddick Foundation through the program.[26]

See also

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