Mens Tennis - UMSL at NCAA Tournament (vs. Drury): L, 0-6 | Baseball - UMSL INDIANAPOLIS (dh)*: L, 1-2; | Baseball - UMSL INDIANAPOLIS (dh)*: L, 4-5; | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Rockhurst): W, 7-4 | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Indianapolis): L, 6-16 | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. SIU Edwardsville): L, 0-3 | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Southern Indiana): W, 2-1 | Baseball - UMSL at Missouri-S&T(dh)*: L, 4-6; | Baseball - UMSL WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE (dh)*: L, 3-4; | Softball - UMSL MISSOURI BAPTIST: W, 7-2 | Softball - UMSL MARYVILLE: W, 4-1 | Softball - UMSL INDIANAPOLIS* (dh): L, 3-12 | Baseball - UMSL at Southern Indiana*: W, 6-5 | Womens Golf - UMSL at GLVC Championships (Kokopelli Golf Course): 7th - | Softball - UMSL ST. JOSEPH'S* (dh): W, 4-1; | Mens Tennis - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Rockhurst): L, 1-5 | Baseball - UMSL at Southern Indiana (dh)*: L, 7-10; | Mens Tennis - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Indianapolis): W, 5-1 | Baseball - UMSL at Southern Indiana*: L, 3-11 | Softball - UMSL WASHINGTON UNIV. - ST. LOUIS (dh): W, 3-0; |

UMSL Sports Hall Of Fame

Following are the UMSL Athletic Honor Roll Student-Athletes for the fall 2007 semester. There were a total of 69 student-athletes who earned athletic honor roll distinction, including at least one student-athlete from each of the 11 sports. In addition to the individual honors, the UMSL Women's Tennis team had the highest GPA among the 11 UMSL sports with a team GPA of 3.348

#0 Chris Sanders | -

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Biography:
Inducted: 2007
Chris played four seasons on the UMSL men’s golf team from 1991 through 1994, earning MIAA All-Conference honors in 1992 and 1993. He was a member of the team that won back-to-back MIAA Conference Championships in 1992 and 1993 as well as trips to the NCAA National Tournaments those same two seasons. Chris finished second individually at both the 1992 and the 1993 MIAA Championships. He had the team’s lowest scoring average on the season as a freshman, and the second best scoring average on the team in both his sophomore and junior seasons.

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