RELMS, France- McNeese women's tennis sophomore Salome Fluri has been selected to represent Switzerland at the upcoming Master'U BNP Paribas Championships in Relma, France scheduled for December 5-7.  This is the second consecutive year Fluri will take part in the championship.

In its 18^th year, the Master'U BNP Paribas Championships is the world event of university tennis and features an eight-nation field.
At total of 34 current and former NCAA student-athletes will represent eight nations.  The nations include Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Switzerland, and the United State.  Each nation has players who are actively competing within their university.

These players will all be representing their country in a unique format of play where there will be two women's singles matches, two men's singles matches, one men's doubles match, and one mixed doubles match.  The country that wins four of these seven matches is declared the winner and advances in the tournament.


Team Australia

Player	School
Catherine Aulia	Tennessee
Alex Bulte	Florida State
Melisa Ercan	Oklahoma State
Jeremy Jin	Florida
Nikita Volonski	Grand Canyon/Tulsa

Team Belgium

Player	School
Margaux Maquet	Charlotte/Alabama
Alessio Basile	Oklahoma State
Zian Vanderstappen	Oregon
Harold van Raemdonck	South Alabama

Team France

Player	School
Anaelle Leclercq	Ole Miss
Hugo Car	South Florida

Team Germany

Player	School
Julia Zhu	Kentucky
Anastasia Simonov	Denver
Benito Sanchez	Mississippi State
Alessio Vasquez	LSU
Jonas Hartenstein	Mississippi State/North Florida

Team Great Britain

Player	School
Grace Piper	USC
Sofia Johnson	Old Dominion
Finn Murgett	Auburn
Jamie Connel	Furman/Florida State
Oliver Okonkwo	Illinois

Team Ireland

Player	School
Breda Brennan	Wofford
Conor Gannon	Tennessee/Memphis
Freddy Murray	UNC Asheville/MTSU
Cian McDonnell	North Dakota/Hawaii Hilo

Team Switzerland

Player	School
Sophie Luscher	Oregon/Washington
Salome Fluri	McNeese State
Angelina Hug	UNC Asheville

Team United States

Player	School
Reese Brantmeier	North Carolina
Luciana Perry	Ohio State
Valerie Glozman	Stanford
Aidan Kim	Ohio State
Samir Banerjee	Stanford
Nicolas Kotzen	Columbia