Lynn University

Just the second men's tennis player inducted into Lynn's Hall ofFame, Carneade was a three-year letterwinner (1993-95) for the Blue& White. During his outstanding career with the Knights, heposted a 67-4 mark at the No. 1 singles position and 37-8 record indoubles play. The two-time NAIA First Team All-American won theNAIA Individual National Championship in 1993 when he went aprogram record 18-0. He is the only men's tennis player in schoolhistory to go undefeated in singles play. Carneade holds schoolrecords for singles victories in a season (28) as well as a careersingles winning percentage (.944), is second for career doubleswinning-percentage (.822) and third in career victories.