Cameron's Jordi Mullor and Viviana Seca earned Lone Star Conference Tennis Player of the Week honors for their performances last week, the league office announced today.

LSC TENNIS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Men's Player of the Week
Jordi Mullor, Cameron University
Sr., Tennis Player - No. 1, Coatzacoalcos, Mexico
This week Cameron senior Jordi Mullor played some very solid tennis and won all four of his matches at the No. 1 spot on the Aggie squad. In Cameron's early week match versus Midwestern State University, Mullor and partner David Pazos got things started on the right foot with an 8-3, decisive victory in the No. 1 doubles spot. Mullor then continued his great play in the No. 1 singles position where he won handily, 6-1, 6-0. The very next day the Aggies traveled to Ada, Oklahoma, to take on the #35 East Central Tigers. In the match with ECU, Mullor and Pazos again won the No. 1 doubles match, this time winning 8-2. In his single match, Mullor won the match quickly 6-2, 6-4. Mullor has done a great job for Coach Helvey at the No. 1 position all year.

Women's Player of the Week
Viviana Seca, Cameron University
Jr., Tennis Player - No. 4 Position, Caracas, Venezuela
This week Cameron junior Viviana Seca played a huge role in the jump the Aggie women's tennis team took in the national rankings. In Cameron's first match of the week, the team (then ranked #30) took on a very tough #21 East Central Tigers team. CU and ECU were tied at 4 matches a piece with the final, tie-breaking match still on the court in the form of Seca and the No. 4 singles spot. In the match Seca rebounded from losing the opening set to win it in a tie-breaker 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-4). Both teams and a number of fans were watching, and Seca was able to win the set tie-breaker, and the entire match tie-breaker, even with all of the added pressure. Earlier in the day Seca had paired with Megan deBlonk to win the No. 2 doubles match, 8-4. Seca then won both of her matches when CU hosted St. Mary's University. Seca won her No. 4 singles match in decisive fashion, 6-1, 6-0, and once again teamed with deBlonk to win the No. 2 doubles match, 8-2. With the overall team victory, Cameron head coach James Helvey won his 500th career match as head coach. After starting out the week 4-0, Seca split her doubles and singles match when CU hosted Northeastern State. Seca lost her No. 4 singles match 6-2, 6-2, but yet again won her No. 2 doubles match with deBlonk. The duo's 8-3 win was CU's only victory in their 8-1 loss to NSU. CU then finished the week against #2 Armstrong Atlantic, and the team was swept 9-0. Seca could not win either her doubles or singles match, but played extremely well.