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NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – The Little East Conference handed out its annual men’s tennis awards and Salem State placed three members on the 2010 all-conference team. Junior Alex Eisath highlighted the selections, earning first-team honors at No. 3 singles while compiling an 11-4 record during the season. Senior Adrienne Malosse, who won nine straight singles matches for the Vikings, earned a spot on the second team with a 12-3 record at the very competitive top-flight singles position. Sophomore Josh Giller was also named to the second-team at No. 4 singles. Giller contributed five wins at the singles position and won a key point in a victory against conference rival Bridgewater State. 

Malosse and Eisath were also named to the Little East conference  first-doubles second-team. Together they combined for eight wins with just three defeats to form one of the strongest tandems in the Little East. Salem State which, reached their third straight conference final, finished runner-up to Little East champion Western Connecticut.

2010 All-Little East Men's Tennis Teams
First-Team
Singles
1 Troy Pandolfi Western Connecticut State University
2 Nathan Rebello Rhode Island College
3 Alex Eisath Salem State College
4 Tyler Brown Western Connecticut State University
5 Justin Lipomi Bridgewater State College
6 Nathanael Lee Rhode Island College 

Doubles
1 Troy Pandolfi/John Phillips Western Connecticut State University
2 Matthew Mailhot/Mike Zagame Bridgewater State College
3 Andrew Kelley/Austin Werner Western Connecticut State University 
  

Second Team
Singles
1 Adrien Malosse  Salem State College
2 Mike Parker University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
3 Michael Aiello Rhode Island College
4 Josh Giller Salem State College
5 Andrew Kelley Western Connecticut State University
6 Alex Ciampi  University of Massachusetts Dartmouth 

Doubles
1 Adrien Malosse/Alex Eisath Salem State College
2 Tyler Brown/Juan Ocampos Western Connecticut State University
3 Mike Fink/Cody Zygmont University of Massachusetts Dartmouth 
  

Player of the Year
Troy Pandolfi, Western Connecticut State University