Media Guide - Bloomsburg University

Table of Contents ..................................................................................... Inside Front Cover 

Bloomsburg University ............................................................................................................ 1 

Quick Facts/Media Outlets ..................................................................................................... 2 

Administration/Staff ................................................................................................................ 3 

Media Information/Important Phone Numbers ................................................................... 3 

Head Coach Marty Coyne ........................................................................................................ 4 

Assistant Coach ......................................................................................................................... 4 

2002-03 Men’s Roster .............................................................................................................. 4 

2002-03 Men’s Preview ............................................................................................................ 5 

Men’s Player Profiles ............................................................................................................. 5-6 

Men’s 2001-02 Review/Results ............................................................................................... 7 

Men’s All-Time Series Records ................................................................................................ 8 

The Record Book ..................................................................................................................... 9 

All-Time PSAC Champions ..................................................................................................... 10 

Men’s Individual Honors ....................................................................................................... 11 

Over the Years ........................................................................................................................ 12 

30th Year of Women’s Tennis .............................................................................................. 13 

Women’s 2002-03 Preview/Roster ........................................................................................ 14 

Women’s Player Profiles ................................................................................................... 14-15 

Women’s 2001-02 Season in Review/Results ...................................................................... 16 

All-Time Series Records/Over the Years .............................................................................. 17 

The Record Book ................................................................................................................... 18 

The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference ............................................................... 19-20 

Past PSAC Champions ................................................................................. Inside Back Cover 

2002-03 Schedule .................................................................................................... Back Cover 

Campus Photo 

Table Contents 

To learn more about Bloomsburg 

University visit our web site at 

www.bloomu.edu. 

To schedule a visit to campus, call the 

admissions office at (570) 389-4316. 

On the Cover: Seniors Kris Shumway and Erin Bartsch will lead 

the Huskies in 2002-03 

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About Bloomsburg 

Bloomsburg University, a member of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher 

Education, is a four-year coeducational public university founded in 1839. Through the 

stages of its development from a normal school to a teachers college to a multipurpose 

state college and finally to a university in 1983, the institution has retained its emphasis 

on liberal arts and career education. 

Bloomsburg is recognized as one of the best 100 public universities in the 

United States, and excellence, ranging from its seven NCAA championships to its 

international reputation in a number of its academic programs, is an attitude found 

throughout the faculty and staff. 

About 90 percent of Bloomsburg’s students come from throughout 

Pennsylvania, creating a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It’s a place where friendships 

that last a lifetime begin. And it’s a busy place — with more than 150 student 

organizations and activities, NCAA Division II athletic programs and a popular recreation 

center. 

The university’s Division of Continuing and Distance Education serves 

students through nondegree credit courses, noncredit minicourses, off-campus classes, 

credit for life experience and distance learning courses on public television. 

The Town of Bloomsburg, located in the Susquehanna River Valley, has a population of 

about 12,000 people. The central business district is just three blocks southwest of 

campus, and includes many retail stores and restaurants, and the Bloomsburg Fair in 

September. More stores, restaurants and theaters can be found along nearby Route 11 

and at the Columbia Mall, northwest of town. 

The university is within a one-hour drive from such cities as Hazleton, 

Williamsport, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from Harrisburg; 2.5 hours from 

Philadelphia; 3 hours from New York City and Baltimore; and four hours from Pittsburgh 

and Washington, DC. 

A Few Facts About Bloomsburg 

Enrollment— Total enrollment is over 

7,500, with an average incoming SAT of 

1070 and class rank in the upper 25 

percent; Bloomsburg admits one in 

seven applicants and has a four-year 

retention rate significantly higher than 

the national average. More than 80 

percent are full-time students. About 65 

percent are women. About 90 percent of 

Bloomsburg graduates are quickly placed 

in their chosen fields. 

Faculty— With approximately 1,000 

employees, Bloomsburg University has 

378 full-time faculty, 73 percent of 

whom hold doctoral degrees and 72 

percent of whom are tenured. The staff 

is organized into four divisions: 

Academic Affairs, Administration, 

Student Life and University 

Advancement. Governance is through 

the State System of Higher Education’s 

Board of Governors and through the 

university’s Council of Trustees. 

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Degrees— Bloomsburg University offers 

64 baccalaureate degrees, one associate 

degree, 19 master’s degrees and a joint 

doctoral degree in elementary education 

in cooperation with Indiana University 

of Pennsylvania. 

Financial Aid— About 70 percent of all 

students receive some form of financial 

aid; average amount of aid is $4,782 per 

year. 

School Colors, Mascot— The school 

colors of Bloomsburg University, 

originally “lemon and garnet,” have 

been maroon and gold since the 1920s. 

In the early 1930s, the Husky became 

the school mascot when a dog owned by 

a faculty member accompanied Adm. 

Richard E. Byrd on an expedition to the 

South Pole.

Quick Facts/Media Outlets 

Location: Bloomsburg, PA 17815 

Enrollment: 7,500 

General Information: 570-389-4000 

President: Dr. Jessica Kozloff 

Athletic Director: Mary Gardner 

Athletic Department: 570389-4050 

Colors: Maroon and Gold 

Nickname: Huskies 

Tennis Office: 570 -389-4939 

All of Bloomsburg’s athletic publications are published by the Office of Marketing and 

Communication/University Advancement. Copyright 2002. Bloomsburg University of 

Pennsylvania. This publication was written by sports information director Tom McGuire with 

help from student assistant Joe Costello. Editing by Tom McGuire and Joe Costello. Cover 

design by Kerry Lomax. Printed by David A. Smith Printing, Harrisburg, PA. Photography 

by Keith Haupt, Dave Ashby and Office of Marketing and Communication. Some photos from 

University Archives. 

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Home Courts: Lower Campus 

(18 grasstex, nine lighted) 

Trainer: Ellen West 

Training Room: 570-389-4369, 4668 

Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic 

2001-02 Women’s Overall Record: 11-8 

Conference Finish: Second 

2001-02 Men’s Overall Record: 13-7 

Conference Finish: Second 

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President 

Jessica Kozloff 

Sports 

Information 

Director 

Tom McGuire 

Administration/Staff 

Table of Contents 

Director of 

Athletics 

Mary Gardner 

Head Athletic 

Trainer 

Ellen West 

Media Information 

For media credentials, photos, stories, statistics or to arrange an interview with a coach 

or student-athlete, contact Tom McGuire, Director of Sports Information. All members 

of the media are welcome to visit the Huskies’ home sporting events. If members of 

the media are interested in covering a Bloomsburg University game, please contact the 

Office of Sports Information for assistance. 

Office of Sports Information ................................................................... (570) 389-4413 

Sports Information FAX ........................................................................... (570) 389-4724 

Tom McGuire’s Home .............................................................................. (570) 868-5749 

Tom McGuire’s Home FAX...................................................................(570) 868-6909 

Husky Hotline ....................................................................................... (570) 389-BUBU 

E-mail Address ............................................................................... tmcguire@bloomu.edu 

Internet Athletic Address .......................................................... www.bloomu.edu/sports 

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Assistant 

Director of 

Athletics 

Burt Reese 

Athletic 

Operations 

Director 

Karen Hansen

Coaching Staff / Men’s Roster 

Marty Coyne is 

entering his 10th season 

as head coach of the 

Bloomsburg men’s tennis 

team. He begins his 

ninth year at the helm of 

the women’s squad. 

While in charge of the 

men’s program, he has 

led the team to eight consecutive 

appearances in the NCAA Division II 

Championships, advancing to the 

quarterfinal round in both 1996 and 1997. 

He has also been coachfor part of the 

school’s 14 consecutive PSAC championships 

(1987-2000) and is a four-time PSAC 

Men's Coach of the Year. He was named 

East Region Coach of the Year following 

the 1995-96 campaign and holds a career 

record of 126-51(.711). Before the PSAC 

changed championship formats, Coyne 

coached 36 PSAC singles champions and 

16 doubles titlists. Coyne holds the 

distinction of being one of the few 

individuals to win a PSAC title as both a 

player and coach. 

On the women’s side, he led the squad 

to its seventh consecutive trip to the 

NCAA Division II Championships, 

finishing with an overall record of 11-8. 

Under Coyne’s guidance, Bloomsburg has 

HEAD COACH MARTY COYNE 

ASSISTANT COACH MARK RAYNES 

Mark Raynes begins his 

sixth season as an assistant 

coach for the Bloomsburg 

University men’s and 

women’s tennis teams. He 

is a former member of the 

Bloomsburg men’s tennis 

claimed four PSAC crowns, two solo and 

two shared titles. During his eight years 

with the program, the Huskies have an 

overall record of 130-35 (.787) with 18 

PSAC singles titlists and five doubles 

champions before the change to a team 

championship format. He was named 

PSAC Coach of the Year in both 1995 and 

1996. 

A former player at Bloomsburg, Coyne 

was an eight-time conference champion 

and one of the Huskies’ first All-America 

performers. He was named to the All- 

America team in 1983. He also won every 

singles and doubles conference championships 

he competed for while playing with 

the Huskies. Coyne finished with a career 

record of 112-29, placing him second on 

the all-time winning percentage list. 

He served as director of tennis at the 

Upper Bucks County YMCA in 

Quakertown prior to returning to 

Bloomsburg. Coyne has worked with 

numerous MSTA-ranked players as well as 

nationally ranked juniors. 

A native of Hazleton, Coyne received a 

bachelor’s degree in business education 

from Bloomsburg in 1983. He was honored 

in 1998 with induction into the 

Bloomsburg University Athletic Hall of 

Fame. 

team and was the winner of the 1979 

PSAC Flight Two doubles championship. 

He has also completed several marathons 

as a runner, including the famed Boston 

Marathon. Raynes is also a member of the 

Bloomsburg University Computer Services 

Department. 

2002-03 MEN’S PRESEASON ROSTER 

Name Class Hometown (High School) 

Kris Shumway Sr. Towanda (Troy) 

Kurt Caster Jr. Williamsport (Williamsport) 

Aleks Kalezic Jr. Belgrade, Yugoslavia 

Brendan Miller Jr. New Providence (Lampeter-Strasburg) 

Mike McGrath So. Media (Penncrest) 

Mark Vellek So. Sioux Falls, SD (Washington) 

Kevin Wenck So. Allentown, PA (Parkland) 

Brian Bogus So. Conroe, TX (Oak Ridge) 

Alex Yamplosky So. Bloomfield, NJ (Bloomfield) 

Jason Brooke Fr. (Nether Providence) 

Justin Hertzog Fr. Emmaus (Emmaus) 

Nick Hjorth (in Jan. ‘03) Fr. 

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Men’s 2002-03 Preview / Profiles 

After a strong finish to the 2001-02 

season, the Bloomsburg University men’s 

tennis team is looking forward to bigger and 

better things this year. 

The Huskies return all seven of its starters 

from last year giving them its most 

experienced lineup in several years. Head 

coach Marty Coyne will be looking for his 

veterans to return the Huskies to the top of 

the PSAC as well as earning another trip to 

the NCAA championships. 

“We will have a lineup that has plenty of 

experience top to bottom,” said Coyne. 

“Our top player, Kris Shumway, is a senior 

and was ranked number two in the East in 

singles play last year, while Aleks Kalezic, a 

junior, is now free of injuries that plagued 

him last season.” 

Shumway, the Huskies MVP for second 

straight year, was All-PSAC first team for the 

second straight year after posting a record 

of 15-9 playing number one singles. In 

doubles, he teamed with three partners to 

post a record of 18-9. 

Kalezic was second team All-PSAC after 

posting a record of 13-7 in singles 

competition and 11-8 in doubles play. 

“The middle of our lineup is also strong 

with sophomores Mike McGrath and Mark 

Vellek,” Coyne added. “Now that they have 

a year of competition under their belt I 

expect them to really make an impact in the 

league.” 

McGrath, a first team All-PSAC choice 

last year, posted 15 wins in singles play and 

14 wins in doubles. 

KRIS SHUMWAY 

SENIOR 

TOWANDA (TROY) 

MAJOR: EXERCISE SCIENCE 

Year Sing. Doub. 

1999-00 23-10 22-9 

2000-01 15-6 10-9 

2001-02 15-9 18-9 

Total 53-25 50-27 

Earned his second straight first team All- 

PSAC honor in 2001-02 as well as second 

straight team MVP Award. Finished the ‘01- 

02 season ranked second in the East in 

singles play. Was the PSAC Rookie of the 

Year honors as a freshman. 

PLAYER PROFILES 

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The Huskies also have a trio of players 

who saw quite a bit of playing time last 

season. Kurt Caster, Brendan Miller and 

Kevin Wenck all made contributions to the 

team this season and will battle for playing 

time in singles. 

Caster was second team All-PSAC last 

year and led the team with 20 wins against 

nine losses. 

Some new blood to the Huskies roster 

will also help the team as its fights to regain 

hold of the PSAC title. Transfers Brian 

Bogus, from Southeast Louisiana, and Alex 

Yamploski, from St. Peter’s, will both add 

tremendously to the depth of the team. 

“Brian is from Texas and was the former 

number one ranked junior in doubles, while 

Alex has worked with former Bloomsburg 

standout Evan Rosen and will be looking to 

crack the top six of our lineup,” said Coyne. 

A couple of freshmen will also be looking 

for playing time this season for the Huskies. 

Jason Brooke, from Strath Haven High 

School and Justin Herzog, from Emmaus, 

will give coach Coyne more flexibility with 

his lineup. In January, look for two-time 

PIAA State Doubles champion Nick Hjorth, 

from Central Bucks East High School, to 

give the team as boost in doubles. 

“I expect big things from the team this 

year,” said Coyne. “With our experience and 

with the talent we have coming into the 

program this year, I expect this team to be 

right near the top of the rankings and allow 

us a good shot at returning the PSAC title to 

its longtime home here at Bloomsburg.” 

ALEKS KALEZIC 

JUNIOR 

BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVIA 

MAJOR: BUSINESS 

ADMINISTRATION 


2000-01 5-11 10-9 

2001-02 13-7 18-14 

Totals 18-18 28-23 

Was a second team All-PSAC performer in 

2001-02 after earning first team honors as 

a freshman. Injuries hampered his 

effectiveness last year.

KURT CASTER 

BRIAN BOGUS 

Men’s Player Profiles 

JUNIOR 

WILLIAMSPORT 

(WILLIAMSPORT) 

MAJOR: POLITICAL SCIENCE 


2000-01 15-8 15-8 

2001-02 20-9 16-11 

Totals 35-17 31-19 

Earned second team All-PSAC honors in 

2001-02. Led the team with 20 wins after 

finishing tied for second in wins as a 

freshman. Had a seven match winning 

streak during the ‘01-02 season. 

SOPHOMORE 

CONROE, TX 

(OAK RIDGE) 

MAJOR: MARKETING 


2001-02 9-12 9-9 

Totals 9-12 9-9 

A transfer from Southeastern Louisiana 

University where he played the majority of 

his matches at number five and six singles. 

Was ranked number one in doubles as a 

junior player. Won the Texas Class 4A 

doubles title as a senior in high school. 

MARK VELLECK 

SOPHOMORE 

SIOUX FALLAS, SD 

(WASHINGTON) 

MAJOR: MASS 

COMMUNICATIONS 


2001-02 14-11 14-11 

Totals 14-11 14-11 

Played at both number three and number 

four in his first season with the team. Posted 

a record of 7-5 at number four. Teamed with 

Kurt Caster to form a strong number two 

doubles team last year that went 9-7. 

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BRENDAN MILLER JUNIOR 

NEW PROVIDENCE 

(LAMPETER-STRASBURG) 

MAJOR: PHYSICS 

Saw playing time at number five and six 

singles during the year. Won three 

straight matches in team’s trip to South 

Carolina and had two, three-set wins at 

ITA East Regional championships. 

MIKE MCGRATH 

KEVIN WENCK 


2000-01 1-1 0-1 

2001-02 9-15 14-12 

Totals 10-16 14-13 

SOPHOMORE 

MEDIA 

(PENNCREST) 



2001-02 15-8 2-4 

Named first team All-PSAC as a freshman. 

Was tied for second in wins with 15. Won the 

first four matches of his collegiate career, 

then had a seven match winning streak in 

the middle of the season. 

SOPHOMORE 

ALLENTOWN (PARKLAND) 


MANAGEMENT 


2001-02 6-9 6-7 

Totals 6-9 6-7 

Saw limited action for the Huskies as a 

freshman. Four of his six wins came in 

straight sets. Had wins in back-to-back 

matches during the year.

Men’s 2001-02 Season Review/Results 

Oct. 7-8—Bloomsburg University men’s 

tennis player Alex Kalezic advanced to 

the semifinals of the “A” Draw at the ITA 

East Regional championships being held 

at Bloomsburg. However, Kalezic lost to 

Mukumdam Namdakum of Kutztown, 6-2, 

6-3. 

Oct. 14—In the team’s only two dual 

matches of the fall portion of its season, 

the Huskies beat both Slippery Rock and 

West Chester. Bloomsburg beat the Rock, 

9-0 and West Chester, 7-2. 

Jan. 27—Penn State opened the 2002 

portion of the Huskies’ season and beat 

the visitors, 7-0. Kris Shumway and Mike 

McGrath battled hard at number one 

singles before losing, 6-3. 

Feb. 17—Bloomsburg evened its record at 

3-3 with a 5-2 win over Duquesne in 

Altoona. Kris Shumway and Mike McGrath 

were two-time winners for the Huskies. 

Mar. 11-14—Bloomsburg went 4-0 on its 

annual spring trip to Hilton Head, SC. The 

Huskies beat Messiah, 9-0; Skidmore, 6-3; 

Edinboro, 9-0; and George Mason, 6-3. 

Against George Mason Mark Velleck won 

an exciting three-set match at number 

three singles. 

Apr. 5-6— At the Bloomsburg Duals the 

Huskies ran their winning streak to seven 

with wins over Concordia, 6-3 and Franlin 

Pierce, 5-1, before losing to Assumption 

Date Opponent Score 

Sept. 8-9 BU Invitational no score 

21-23 at Cornell Invitational no score 

Oct. 7-8 ITA EAST REG. no score 

14 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 9-0 

14 WEST CHESTER W, 7-2 

Jan. 27 at Penn State L, 7-0 

Feb. 8 at Colgate L, 6-1 

9 vs. Maryland-Bal. Co. L, 7-0 

17 vs. Duquesne W, 5-2 

March 11 vs. Messiah # W, 9-0 

13 vs. Skidmore # W, 6-3 

College, 5-1. 

2001-02 RESULTS (13-7) 

Apr. 10—Kris Shumway was the lone 

winner for the Huskies in an 8-1 loss to 

Kutztown. 

Apr. 16—Bloomsburg tuned up for the 

PSAC championships with a 6-3 win over 

Lehigh. Mark Velleck picked up a big 

three-set win for the Huskies, winning 

the final set 10-6. 

Apr. 19-21—The Huskies opened play at 

the PSAC championships with a 6-0 win 

against Slippery Rock and then beat 

Millersville, 5-3, in the semifinals. Facing 

Kutztown for the second time in 11 days, 

the Huskies again lost to the Golden 

Bears, this time by a score of 5-3. The 

Huskies led 2-1 coming out of doubles, 

but dropped four of the five singles 

matches completed. Shumway was a twotime 

winner for the Huskies. 

May 3-4—Travelling to Assumption 

College for the NCAA East Regional 

Championships, the Huskies opened play 

with a 5-0 win over Queens College. With 

a berth to the NCAA championships on 

the line in the finals, the Huskies 

dropped a 5-4 decision to the host team, 

Assumption, to end the year at 12-8. 

Bloomsburg trailed 2-1 coming out of 

doubles, but despite winning two, threeset 

matches, the Greyhounds would earn 

the trip to the NCAA championship 

round. 

Date Opponent Score 

March 14 vs. Edinboro # W, 9-0 

14 vs. George Mason # W, 6-3 

Apr. 5 CONCORDIA W, 6-3 

6 FRANKLIN PIERCE W, 5-1 

7 ASSUMPTION L, 5-1 

10 at Kutztown L, 8-1 

16 LEHIGH W, 6-3 

20 vs. Slippery Rock * W, 6-0 

20 vs. Millersville * W, 5-3 

21 vs. Kutztown * L, 5-3 

May 3 QUEENS $ W, 5-0 

4 ASSUMPTION $ L, 5-4 

*PSAC Championships # Hilton Head, SC $NCAA Championships

Men’s All-Time Series Records 

School W L T Pct. School W L T Pct. 

American 1 1 0 .500 Lynchburg 1 0 0 1.000 

Army 5 2 0 .714 Mansfield 14 11 0 .560 

Assumption 1 2 0 .333 Mars Hill (NC) 1 0 0 1.000 

Averett 1 0 0 1.000 Maryland 0 3 0 .000 

Barry 0 1 0 .000 Maryland-Balt. Co. 6 1 0 .857 

Binghamton 7 2 0 .777 Massachusetts 3 0 0 1.000 

Boston College 2 0 0 1.000 Mercyhurst 11 6 0 .647 

Boston University 8 2 0 .800 Messiah 1 0 0 1.000 

Bryant 1 0 0 1.000 Millersville 31 13 0 .704 

Bucknell 21 7 0 .750 Mt. St. Mary’s 8 1 0 .888 

Buffalo (SUNY) 1 0 0 1.000 Navy 4 18 0 .181 

California (PA) 1 0 0 1.000 Norfolk State 3 0 0 1.000 

Cal-Davis 1 0 0 1.000 North Carolina St. 0 1 0 .000 

Carson-Newman 1 0 0 1.000 Northeast Missouri 0 1 0 .000 

C. Connecticut St. 5 0 0 1.000 Northwood 0 1 0 .000 

Cheyney 4 0 0 1.000 Old Dominion 1 8 0 .111 

Christopher Newport 2 0 0 1.000 Oneonta State 5 0 0 1.000 

Colgate 3 2 0 .600 Pennsylvania 0 7 0 .000 

Columbia 0 2 0 .000 Penn St. 4 20 1 .166 

Concordia 9 0 0 1.000 Pittsburgh 3 0 0 1.000 

Connecticut 1 0 0 1.000 Presbyterian 3 0 0 1.000 

Cornell 5 6 0 .454 Princeton 0 1 0 .000 

Dickinson 1 0 0 1.000 Queens 4 0 0 1.000 

Dowling 1 0 0 1.000 Richmond 1 4 0 .200 

Duquesne 3 1 0 .750 Robert Morris 1 0 0 1.000 

East Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 Rollins 1 1 0 .500 

East Stroudsburg 15 23 0 .395 Rutgers 7 5 0 .583 

Eastern Kentucky 0 1 0 .000 St. John’s 1 0 0 1.000 

Edinboro 9 2 0 .818 St. Thomas Aquinas 2 1 0 .667 

Elon 0 1 0 .000 Salisbury St. 4 0 0 1.000 

Erskino 1 0 0 1.000 Seton Hall 3 0 0 1.000 

Fairleigh Dickinson 3 0 0 1.000 Scranton 23 1 0 .958 

Fairmount St. 1 0 0 .000 Shippensburg 27 12 0 .697 

Ferris St. 0 1 0 .000 Skidmore 1 0 0 1.000 

Franklin & Marshall 0 2 0 .000 Slippery Rock 9 0 0 1.000 

Franklin Pierce 2 0 0 1.000 S. Ill.-Edwardsville 1 0 0 1.000 

Gannon 1 0 0 1.000 Southwest Baptist 0 1 0 .000 

George Mason 9 1 0 .900 Stonybrook 2 0 0 1.000 

Georgetown 6 3 0 .667 Susquehanna 12 2 0 .857 

George Washington 5 4 0 .555 Swarthmore 11 5 0 .687 

Gettysburg 1 1 0 .500 Temple 6 9 0 .400 

Hampden-Sydney 2 0 0 1.000 Towson State 1 0 0 1.000 

Hampton 1 16 0 .059 Upsala 3 0 0 1.000 

Hartford 4 1 0 .800 Valdosta State 0 1 0 .000 

Haverford 13 1 0 .929 Virginia 0 1 0 .000 

Hawaii-Pacific 0 2 0 .000 Va. Commonwealth 1 1 0 .500 

Howard 2 0 0 1.000 Virginia Military 1 0 0 1.000 

Indiana (PA) 3 2 0 .600 Virginia Tech 0 1 0 .000 

James Madison 4 2 0 .667 Villanova 3 1 0 .750 

King’s (PA) 10 0 0 1.000 Washington (MD) 4 2 1 .642 

Kutztown 38 12 0 .760 Washington & Lee 1 1 0 .500 

Lander 0 1 0 .000 West Chester 23 6 0 .793 

Lees-McCrae 1 0 0 1.000 Western Maryland 0 2 0 .000 

Lehigh 17 2 0 .894 West Texas A&M 1 0 0 1.000 

Lock Haven 26 3 0 .897 West Virginia 0 6 0 .000 

Longwood 1 0 0 1.000 W. Va. Wesleyan 3 0 0 1.000 

Louisville 0 1 0 .000 Wilkes 5 2 0 .714 

Lycoming 13 0 0 1.000 William & Mary 3 9 0 .150 

Wingate 2 0 0 1.000 

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The Record Book 

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS — SINGLES 

Wins 41 Mark Billone 1989 

National Ranking #1 Mark Billone 1989 

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS — DOUBLES 

Wins 32 Evan Rosen/Kyle Richards 1996 

32 Marcus Nilsson/Rob Dixon 1998 

Winning Percentage .914 Marcus Nilsson/Rob Dixon (32-3) 1998 

National Ranking #2 Mark Billone/Roly Lamy 1989 

#2 Roly Lamy/Lance Milner 1990 

CAREER RECORDS — SINGLES 

Wins 133 Roly Lamy 1988-91 

Winning Percentage .818 Drew Hostetter 1973-76 

Consecutive Wins 28 Marcus Nilsson 1996-99 

CAREER RECORDS — DOUBLES 

Wins 115 Marcus Nilsson/Rob Dixon 1995-99 

Winning Percentage .839 Marcus Nilsson/Rob Dixon (115-22) 1995-99 

Consecutive Wins 23 Evan Rosen/Kyle Richards 1994-97 

ALL-TIME CAREER WINNING LIST (BY PERCENTAGE) 

Name Class Record Pct. 

Drew Hostetter ‘76 81-18 .818 

Marty Coyne ‘83 112-29 .794 

Tom Sweitzer ‘75 52-15 .776 

Dave Superdock ‘83 106-31 .774 

Marc Lupinacci ‘90 116-34 .773 

Craig Diehl ‘82 99-30 .767 

Jay Nistad ‘01 62-19 .765 

Roly Lamy ‘91 133-42 .760 

Rob Vance ‘80 108-36 .750 

Rob Dixon '99 104-35 .748 

Marcus Nilsson '99 99-35 .738 

STANDOUT DOUBLES TEAMS 

Name Record Achievements 

Nilsson/Dixon 115-22 #3 in nation, 1996; #4 in nation, 1997; # 3 in 1998; #3 

in 1999; four PSAC titles; four NCAA Division II 

All-Americans; hold school record for career doubles wins 

Coyne/Superdock 46-16 #6 in nation, 1983; two PSAC titles, 1982/1983; 

NCAA Division II All-Americans, 1983 

Vance/Levine 35-12 Two Eastern Intercollegiate titles, 1977/1978; two PSAC 

titles, 1977/1978; NCAA Division II Qualifiers, 1978 

Milner/Lamy 52-12 #6 in nation, 1990; NCAA Div. II Qualifiers, 1988/90; 

two-time PSAC Champions at #1, 1988/90; 

NCAA Division II All-Americans, 1990 

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All-Time PSAC Champions/All-PSAC 

1975 Phil Christman (#2), Tom Sweitzer/Jim Hollister (#3) 

1976 Hollister (#4), Jim Overbaugh (#5) 

1977 Hollister (#1), Nate Levine (#3), Rob Vance/Levine (#1) 

1978 Ken Grove (#6), Vance/Levine (#1) 

1979 Vance (#1), Grove (#2), Craig Diehl (#3), Vance/Grove (#1), Gary Golbitz/ 

Mark Raynes (#2), Diehl/Tim Blanchard (#3) 

1980 Vance (#1), Grove (#2), Diehl (#3), Marty Coyne (#4), Dave Superdock (#6), 

Vance/Grove (#1), Diehl/Coyne (#2), Rick Willders/Golbitz (#3) 

1981 Coyne (#1), Grove (#2), Diehl (#3), Superdock (#4), Brett Briscoe (#5), 

Dave Williams (#6), Coyne/Grove (#1), Diehl/Superdock (#2), Briscoe/Blanchard (#3) 

1982 Coyne (#1), Diehl (#2), Superdock (#3), Coyne/Superdock (#1), Rob Lario/ 

Chris Antipas (#3) 

1983 Superdock (#1), Coyne (#2), Lario (#4), Frank Englund (#6), Superdock/Coyne (#1), 

Scott Grebe/Jere Bird (#2) 

1984 Lario/Scott Gibbs (#1), Tim Mitchell/Steve Augustine (#3) 

1985 Mike Penny (#4), Dean Doria (#6) 

1986 Augustine (#3) 

1987 Gibbs (#3), Augustine (#4), Marc Lupinacci (#5), Matt Quigley (#6), 

Mark Billone/Augustine (#2), Lupinacci/Scott Glassford (#3) 

1988 Billone (#1), Roly Lamy (#2), Lance Milner (#3), Lupinacci (#4), Dave Gilbert (#5), 

Jay Pheasant (#6), Lamy/Milner (#1), Billone/Lupinacci (#2), Gilbert/Pheasant (#3) 

1989 Milner (#2), Lamy (#3), Lupinacci (#4), Mike Petersen (#5), Glassford (#6), 

Milner/Lupinacci (#2), Petersen/Glassford (#3) 

1990 Lamy (#2), Lupinacci (#3), Petersen (#4), Quigley (#5), Meyer (#6), Milner/Lamy (#1), 

Lupinacci/Petersen (#2), Quigley/Sean Ryan (#3) 

1991 Lamy (#1), Petersen (#2), Kyle Barton (#3), Brian Billone (#4), James Mason (#5), 

Dennis Lommen (#6), Lamy/Barton (#1), Petersen/Mason (#2), Joe Zapf/Jeremy Eby (#3) 

1992 Petersen (#1), Scott Thyroff (#3), Eby (#4), B. Billone (#5), Dan Andriano (#6), 

Petersen/Mason (#1), Barton/Thyroff (#2) 

1993 Eby (#1), Adam Rosow (#2), Mason (#3), Lommen (#4), Zapf/Mason (#2), 

Lommen/Jon Brazill (#3) 

1994 Evan Rosen (#1), Eby (#2), Rosow (#3), Geoff Zeruk (#5), Brazill (#6), 

Rosen/Rosow (#1), Eby/Rob Kintner (#2), Zeruk/Todd Doebler (#3) 

1995 Darren Davis (#4), Scott Connelly (#5), Doebler (#6), 

Rosen/Kyle Richards (#1), Connelly/Doebler (#3) 

1996 Richards (#1), Marcus Nilsson (#2), Rosen (#3), Rob Dixon (#4), Zeruk (#5), 

Connelly (#6), Nilsson/Dixon (#1), Rosen/Richards (#2), Zeruk/Falk Andersson (#3) 

1997 Rosen (#1), Dixon (#2), Nilsson (#3), Zeruk (#4), Tyler Hunsberger (#5), 

Mike Burchardt (#6), Dixon/Nilsson (#1), Zeruk/Hunsberger (#2), Rosen/Burchardt (#3) 

1998 Nilsson (#1), Dixon (#2), Hunsberger (#3), Andrew Naylor (#5), Dixon/Nilsson (#1), 

Salim Chraibi/David Wolfe (#2) 

1999 Dixon (#1), Nilsson (#2), Hunsberger (#3), Wolfe (#4), Naylor (#5), Nistad (#6), 

Dixon/Nilsson (#1), Hunsberger/Naylor (#2) 

2000 Hunsberger (#1),Nistad(#4), Chraibi (#6), Shumway/Mourre (#2) 

2001 1st team-Kalezic, Shumway; 2nd team-Nistad, Vogel 

2002 1st team-McGrath, Shumway; 2nd team-Caster, Kalezic 

ALL-TIME PSAC TITLE LEADERS 

Name Singles Doubles Team Total 

Marty Coyne 4 4 4 12 

Marc Lupinacci 4 4 4 12 

Mike Petersen 4 4 4 12 

Rob Dixon 4 4 4 12 

Marcus Nilsson 4 4 4 12 

Craig Diehl 4 3 4 11 

Evan Rosen 3 4 4 11 

Dave Superdock 4 3 4 11 

Ken Grove 4 3 3 10 

Roly Lamy 4 2 4 10 

Geoff Zeruk 3 3 4 10 

Tyler Hunsberger 4 2 4 10 

Jeremy Eby 3 2 4 9 

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1983 Marty Coyne (s) 

Dave Superdock (s) 

1988 Mark Billone (s) 

Lance Milner (s) 

1989 Mark Billone (s, d) 

Lance Milner (s) 

Roly Lamy (d) 

1990 Lance Milner (s, d) 

Roly Lamy (s, d) 

1991 Roly Lamy (s) 

1992 Kyle Barton (s) 

Mike Petersen (s) 

Huskies’ Individual Honors 

ALL-AMERICANS — A YEAR-BY-YEAR GLANCE 

NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 

Kyle Barton 1991 

Marcus Nilsson 1996 

1981 

Dave Superdock 

1982 

Marty Coyne 

1983 

Dave Superdock 

1984 

Scott Grebe 

1985 

Mike Penny 

1986 

Tim Mitchell 

1987 

Steve Augustine 

11 

1995 Kyle Richards (d) 

Evan Rosen (s, d) 

ALUMNI AWARD WINNERS 

1988 

Mark Billone 

1989 

Mark Billone 

1990 

Marc Lupinacci 

Lance Milner 

1991 

Roly Lamy 

1992 

Mike Petersen 

1993 

Jeremy Eby 

1994 

Jeremy Eby 

1996 Rob Dixon (d) 

Marcus Nilsson (d) 

Kyle Richards (s, d) 

Evan Rosen (d) 

1997 Rob Dixon (d) 

Marcus Nilsson (d) 

Evan Rosen (s) 

1998 Marcus Nilsson (s,d) 

Rob Dixon (d) 

1999 Marcus Nilsson (s,d) 

Rob Dixon (d) 

NCAA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES 

NATIONAL PLAYER TO WATCH 

Kyle Richards 1996 

Rob Dixon 1997 

Dave Superdock — 1982, 83 (Arthur Ashe Award winner, 1983) 

Craig Diehl — 1982 

Marcus Nilsson (Arthur Ashe winner, 1999) 

COACHES’ ALL-TIME RECORDS 

1995 

Evan Rosen 

1996 

Marcus Nilsson 

1997 

Rob Dixon 

1998 

Marcus Nilsson 

1999 

Rob Dixon 

2000 

David Wolfe 

2001 

Kris Shumway 

Coach Year(s) Record Pct. 

Unknown 1933-41; 1961-64 47-46-0 .505 

Robert Norton 1964-1966 4-13-0 .235 

Jack Jones 1966-1967 6-5-0 .545 

Mike Herbert 1967-1968 7-2-0 .778 

Burt Reese 1968-1993 376-161-1 .699 

Marty Coyne 1994-present 126-51-0 .711 

Totals 1933-41; 1961-present 566-283-1 .666

Over the Years 

Season Record Post-season National Ranking 

1971-72 9-2 

1972-73 10-5 

1973-74 12-3 ECAC II Runner-up 

1974-75 11-4 ECAC II Champions 

1975-76 19-4 PSAC Runner-up 

1976-77 18-4 PSAC Runner-up, East.Inter. Runner-up 

1977-78 19-7 PSAC Runner-up, ECAC II Runner-up 

1978-79 13-7 PSAC Champions 

1979-80 22-3 PSAC Champions; ECAC I (10th) 8th 



1982-83 19-11 PSAC Champions 12th 

1983-84 19-11 PSAC Runner-up 12th 
















1999-00 14-7 PSAC Co-Champions 24th 



FINAL NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL RANKINGS 

1983 Marty Coyne 12th 

Dave Superdock 16th 

Superdock/Coyne 6th 

1987 Tim Mitchell 25th 

Mark Billone 39th 

1988 Mark Billone 16th 

Lance Milner 11th 

Roly Lamy 33rd 

Billone/Lamy 2nd 

1989 Mark Billone 1st 

Lance Milner 11th 

Roly Lamy 33rd 

Billone/Lamy 2nd 

1990 Lance Milner 13th 

Roly Lamy A17th 

Marc Lupinacci 30th 

Lamy/Milner 6th 

1991 Roly Lamy 6th 

Mike Peterson 31st 

Kyle Barton 33rd 

Lamy/Barton 8th 

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1992 Mike Peterson 15th 

Kyle Barton 23rd 

Scott Thyroff 44th 

1995 Evan Rosen 15th 

Rosen/Kyle Richards 4th 

1996 Kyle Richards 8th 

Marcus Nilsson 22nd 

Evan Rosen 49th 

Nilsson/Rob Dixon 3rd 

Rosen/Richards 9th 

1997 Evan Rosen 12th 

Rob Dixon 23rd 

Dixon/Nilsson 4th 

1998 Marcus Nilsson 16th 

Rob Dixon 33rd 

Dixon/Nilsson 4th 

1999 Rob Dixon 21st 

Marcus Nilsson 45th 

Dixon/Nilsson 3rd

30th Year of Bloomsburg Women’s Tennis 

SCENES THROUGH THE YEARS 

Above: Cara Evangelista teamed with Danielle Faretta 

to school-record 50 matches in doubles play. 

To the left: The first media brochure for the women’s 

tennis team in 1981 featuring Justine Landis on the 

cover. Landis held the school record of 63 victories for 

12 season before having it surpassed by 

Danielle Faretta. 

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Above: The 1977-78 women’s tennis team won the first 

Pennsylvania Conference title in team history. 

Above: Danielle Faretta holds the school-record for 

wins in a career with 98 along with netting 50 wins in 

doubles with Cara Evangelista.

2002-03 Roster / Women’s Preview 

It has been two years since the 

Bloomsburg University women’s tennis 

team claimed a PSAC championship. But, 

with a strong group of returning players, 

the Huskies are primed and ready to 

regain the championship trophy they 

have claimed seven times previously in 

school history. 

To accomplish the goal of winning 

the PSAC the team will once again need 

great play from its top duo of Erin Bartsch 

and Beth Fulton. Bartsch is the reigning 

PSAC Athlete of the Year in women’s 

tennis and compiled 21 wins last season. 

Fulton was a solid number two player last 

season and earned second team All-PSAC 

honors. 

“I will be expecting big things from 

both Erin and Beth,” said coach Marty 

Coyne. “Erin was the top-ranked player in 

the East Region last year, while Beth is a 

very tough player who should move up 

full-time this year to the number two spot 

in the lineup.” 

Of course you need more than two 

players to win a title and the Huskies 

have several strong players battling for 

time in spots three through six. 

Julie Bramante was a pleasant surprise 

for the Huskies last year and was listed as 

the Player to Watch in the East Region. 

Bramante led the Huskies with 22 wins 

2002-03 WOMEN’S PRESEASON ROSTER 

Name Class Hometown (High School) 

Erin Bartsch Sr. Warren (Warren) 

Miranda Campbell Sr. Woodbine, NJ (Middle Township) 

Beth Fulton Sr. Nesquehoning (Tamaqua) 

Julie Bramante Jr. Endicott, NY (Union-Endicott) 

Julie McCulley Jr. Bowers (Kutztown) 

Lauren Colfer Fr. (St. Basil Academy) 

Brande Hanstein Fr. (Cheltenham) 

Lindsay Wychoff Fr. (Hoover) 

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last year, playing primarily at number four. 

Miranda Campbell struggled somewhat 

last season, but was 5-2 at the number five 

spot last season. The Huskies are looking 

for her to regain the form that helped 

her post 35 wins in her first two seasons. 

Julie McCulley also returns for the 

Huskies and will be looking for playing 

time at number six singles. 

“Julie Bramante really made great 

strides last year and Miranda has a big 

game that I know will help us post us 

some wins,” Coyne added. “Julie McCulley 

has also developed a better game and 

should help us at the bottom of the 

lineup.” 

Of course all good teams need an 

infusion of youth to set the stage for the 

future and the Huskies feel they have 

some good freshmen ready to contribute. 

Lindsey Wychoff had a tremendous 

high school career in Ohio and should 

crack the top five of the lineup, while 

Brande Hanstein and Lauren Colfer both 

are products of the Arthur Ashe Tennis 

Center in Philadelphia and will add depth 

to the team. 

“I am pleased with the freshmen we 

will have playing for us this year,” said 

Coyne. “All three have had good high 

school careers and will help us 

immediately.”

ERIN BARTSCH 

Women’s Player Profiles 

Was named the PSAC Women’s Tennis 

Athlete of the Year following the 2001-02 

season. Also named the team MVP for the 

second straight year. Won 13 of her first 

14 matches of the year and finished with 

eight consecutive wins. Named first team 

All-PSAC as a sophomore. Won the Flight 

Three PSAC singles title and teamed to 

win the Flight One doubles title in 1999- 

00. 

MIRANDA CAMPBELL 

SENIOR 

WARREN (WARREN) 


MANAGEMENT 


1999-00 20-7 23-9 

2000-01 15-10 14-11 

2001-02 9-13 15-10 

Totals 44-30 52-30 

Posted wins in five consecutive matches 

during the 2001-02 season. Eight of her 

nine wins came in straight sets. As a 

freshman finised second in the PSAC 

championships in the Flight Six singles 

and Three doubles. 

JULIE MCCULLEY 

SENIOR 

WARREN (WARREN) 

MAJOR: POLITICAL SCIENCE 


1999-00 23-3 22-6 

2000-01 15-5 16-8 

2001-02 21-4 17-8 

Totals 59-12 55-22 

SOPHOMORE 

BOWERS (KUTZTOWN) 

MAJOR: EXERCISE SCIENCE 


2000-01 2-0 0-0 

2001-02 5-9 2-4 

Totals 7-9 2-4 

Saw more time in her second season with 

the time and was 4-1 at number six 

singles. The best athlete on the team, 

McCulley has made great strides in her 

game over the last two years. 

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JULIE BRAMANTE 

BETH FULTON 

JUNIOR 

ENDICOTT, NY 

(UNION-ENDICOTT) 

MAJOR: COMMUNICATIONS 


2000-01 5-2 2-3 

2001-02 22-7 14-11 

Totals 27-9 16-14 

Named the ITA Mid-Atlantic Region 

Player to Watch following the 2001-02 

season. Led the team with 22 wins 

playing primarily at number four singles. 

Had an 11-match winning streak snapped 

with a loss at the NCAA championships. 

Also won seven straight matches earlier in 

the season. 

SENIOR 

NESQUEHONING (TAMAQUA) 

MAJOR: BIOLOGY 


1998-99 7-3 0-0 

1999-00 * 4-2 1-2 

2000-01 16-7 17-7 

2001-02 12-9 12-9 

Totals 39-12 18-9 

Named a second team All-PSAC performer 

in 2001-02 after earning first team honors 

the year before. Lost just one set in 

winning two matches at the NCAA East 

Regional championships in ‘01-02. During 

a six-match win streak last season she 

dropped just six sets. Spent her first two 

seasons playing at Division I Virginia Tech. 

* given a red-shirt year due to injury. 

BY THE NUMBERS 

3 

Number of Bloomsburg players earning 

All-PSAC honors in 2001-02. 

5 

Number of returning letterwinners for 

the Huskies in 2002-03. 

9 

Number of shutout wins for the Huskies 

during the 2001-02 season.

2001-02 Season in Review/Results 

Sept. 21—The Huskies opened the dual 

meet season by dropping a 7-2 decision to 

Pittsburgh. Erin Bartsch and Katie Kochera 

were the lone winners for the Huskies. 

Sept. 29-Oct. 1—Bloomsburg hosted the 

ITA East Regional championships and saw 

Erin Bartsch earn a trip to the ITA 

championships by winning the “A” singles 

title with a win over Anna Burakova of 

Dowling College in set straights, 7-6 (5), 

6-1. 

Oct. 14—The Huskies dropped their 

second match in a row to start the year 

with a tough 5-4 loss to Slippery Rock. 

Bloomsburg came back later in the day to 

win its first match of the year, 8-1, over 

West Chester. 

Feb. 8—Despite taking two of the three 

doubles matches to earn one team point, 

the Huskies dropped five of six singles 

matches in a 5-2 loss to Colgate. It was the 

first match of the 2002 calendar year for 

Bloomsburg. 

Mar. 11-14—On the team’s annual 

southern spring trip, the Huskies won 

three of the four matches it played. After 

losing to Division I Indiana St., the 

Huskies routed Skidmore, 8-1, and 

Shippensburg and Edinboro by scores of 

9-0. Against the Lady Raiders the Huskies 

lost just nine games during the singles 

portion of play. 

Sept. 8-9 BU INVITATIONAL no score 

21 PITTSBURGH L, 7-2 

22 at Bucknell Invit. no score 

29-Oct. 1 ITA East Regional no score 

14 SLIPPERY ROCK L, 5-4 

14 WEST CHESTER W, 8-1 

2002 

Feb. 8 at Colgate L, 5-2 

9 vs. Maryland, Balt. Co. L, 6-1 

Mar. 11 vs. Indiana St. # L, 6-1 

13 vs. Skidmore # W, 8-1 

14 vs. Edinboro # W, 9-0 

14 vs. Shippensburg # W, 9-0 

2001-02 RESULTS (11-8) 

Apr. 5-6—The Huskies hosted the 

Bloomsburg Duals and beat Concordia and 

Franklin Pierce by 9-0 scores. Bloomsburg 

lost just seven games to Franklin Pierce 

while going to 6-5 on the year. 

Apr. 10—PSAC rival Kutztown proved no 

match for the Huskies in an 9-0 victory. 

Bloomsburg won each singles match in 

straight sets. 

Apr. 19-21—At the PSAC championships 

the Huskies cruised to the finals with wins 

over Shippensburg and Slippery Rock by 

indentical, 5-0 scores. In the finals the 

Huskies faced longtime rival Millersville 

and dropped a 5-4 decision to the 

Marauders. Erin Bartsch was a two-time 

winner for the Huskies. In singles play she 

beat former Husky Heather Miller in 

straight sets, 6-0, 6-1. 

May 3-4—The Huskies hosted the NCAA 

East Regional championships and swept 

their way to victory. Bloomsburg beat 

Queens College of NY 5-0 in the 

semifinals and then defeated top-seed 

Slippery Rock, 5-0, to earn a trip to the 

national championship round. In the title 

match Beth Fulton won 6-0, 6-0, at 

number three singles. 

May 9—The Huskies’ season comes to an 

end at the NCAA championships in Kansas 

City, MO. Bloomsburg falls to Barry, 5-0. 

Apr. 5 CONCORDIA W, 9-0 

6 FRANKLIN PIERCEW, 9-0 

10 at Kutztown W, 9-0 

17 BUCKNELL L, 6-3 

19-21 PSAC Championships 

20 vs. Shippensburg + W, 5-0 

21 vs. Slippery Rock + W, 5-0 

21 vs. Millersville + L, 5-4 

May 3 QUEENS * W, 5-0 

4 SLIPPERY ROCK * W, 5-0 

9 vs. Barry % L, 5-0 

# at Hilton Head, SC % NCAA Champs. 

+ PSAC Championships * NCAA Regionals

All-Time Series Records 

School W L T Pct. 

Abilene Christian 0 2 0 .000 

Albany 1 0 0 1.000 

Armstrong Atlantic St. 0 2 0 .000 

Army 1 3 0 .250 

Barry 0 1 0 .000 

Binghamton 6 1 0 .857 

Bucknell 11 24 0 .314 

California (PA) 0 3 0 .000 

Canisius 0 1 0 .000 

Carson-Newman 1 0 0 1.000 

Clarion 4 1 0 .800 

Colgate 0 4 0 .000 

Concordia (NY) 2 0 0 1.000 

Connecticut 1 0 0 1.000 

Cornell 0 1 0 .000 

East Stroudsburg 16 1 0 .941 

Edinboro 5 1 0 .833 

Elizabethtown 2 1 0 .667 

Fairleigh Dickinson 1 0 0 1.000 

Franklin & Marshall 1 9 0 .100 

Franklin Pierce 1 0 0 1.000 

Gardner-Webb 1 0 0 1.000 

Georgetown 0 1 0 .000 

Georgia College 0 1 0 .000 

Hampton 0 1 0 .000 

Hartford 0 1 0 .000 

Highpoint 1 0 0 1.000 

Indiana (PA) 5 1 0 .833 

Indiana State 0 1 0 .000 

King’s (PA) 3 0 0 1.000 

Kutztown 22 3 0 .880 

Lafayette 0 2 0 .000 

Lehigh 3 7 0 .300 

Lock Haven 13 8 0 .600 

Longwood 2 0 0 1.000 

Lycoming 7 2 0 .778 

Mansfield 6 1 0 .857 

Marywood 15 5 0 .789 

Year Record PSAC 

1973-74 1-9-1 

1974-75 7-4 

1975-76 6-3 

1976-77 7-7 

1977-78 6-4 Champions 

1978-79 8-4 Champions 

1979-80 12-2 Third 

1980-81 10-4 Second 

1981-82 12-4 Fourth 

1982-83 7-9 Fourth 

1983-84 12-4 Sixth 

1984-85 8-7 Eighth 

1985-86 11-7 Champions 

1986-87 6-11 Second 

OVER THE YEARS 

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School W L T Pct. 

Maryland-Balt. Co. 0 3 0 .000 

Mercyhurst 1 0 0 1.000 

Merrimack 1 0 0 1.000 

Millersville 25 4 0 .862 

Misericordia 1 0 0 .000 

Norfolk 0 1 0 .000 

Northern Michigan 1 0 0 1.000 

Pace 0 4 0 .000 

Penn State 0 9 0 .000 

Penn State-Altoona 1 0 0 1.000 

Penn State-Hazleton 4 0 0 1.000 

Pfeiffer 1 0 0 1.000 

Pittsburgh 4 2 0 .667 

Presbyterian 0 2 0 .000 

Princeton 1 2 0 .333 

Queens (NY) 1 0 0 1.000 

Quinnipiac 1 0 0 1.000 

Salisbury State 1 0 0 1.000 

Scranton 21 2 0 .913 

Shippensburg 17 14 0 .548 

Skidmore 3 1 0 .750 

Slippery Rock 9 3 0 .750 

Susquehanna 14 6 0 .700 

Swarthmore 0 1 0 .000 

Temple 0 2 0 .000 

Towson State 1 1 0 .500 

Trenton State 0 2 0 .000 

UNC Pembroke 1 0 0 1.000 

Villanova 1 1 0 .500 

Washington (MD) 1 0 0 1.000 

Washington & Lee 0 1 0 .000 

West Chester 12 5 0 .705 

West Liberty 4 1 0 .800 

W. Va. Wesleyan 6 0 0 1.000 

Wilkes 9 1 1 .864 

Wingate 7 0 0 1.000 

York (PA) 1 0 0 1.000 

Year Record PSAC 

1987-88 7-5 Third 

1988-89 7-10 Fifth 

1989-90 7-5 Fifth 

1990-91 8-3 Third 

1991-92 1-10 Ninth 

1992-93 7-4 Third 

1993-94 6-5 Fourth 

1994-95 9-3 Third 

1995-96 18-2 Champions 

1996-97 19-7 Champions 

1997-98 22-2 Second 

1998-99 20-3 Co-Champions 

1999-00 18-3 Co-Champions 

2000-01 13-7 Second 

2001-02 11-8 Second

The Record Book 

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS — SINGLES 

Wins 26 Danielle Faretta 1996-97 

Consecutive Wins 22 Cara Evangelista 1995-96 

National Ranking #20 Danielle Faretta 1999-00 

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS — DOUBLES 

Wins 22 Danielle Faretta/Erin Bartsch 1999-00 

Consecutive Wins 14 Amy Koontz/Amber Lee 1995 

CAREER RECORDS — SINGLES 

Wins 98 Danielle Faretta 1996-00 

Winning Percentage .879 Deb Orendorff (58-8) 1979-82 

Consecutive Wins 23 Cara Evangelista 1995-96 

CAREER RECORDS — DOUBLES 

Wins 50 Cara Evangelista/Danielle Faretta 1996-98 

Winning Percentage .850 Justine Landis/Kathy Masch 1983-84 

Consecutive Wins 14 Amy Koontz/Amber Lee 1995-96 

SINGLE-SEASON TEAM RECORDS 

Wins 22 1997-98 

Consecutive Wins 20 1997-98 

PSAC Tournament Pts. 31 1996, 1999 

PSAC Flight Winners 6 1996 

ALL-TIME CAREER WINNING LIST (BY PERCENTAGE) 

Name Class Record Pct. 

Deb Orendorff 1978-82 58-8 .879 

Danielle Faretta 1996-00 98-17 .852 

Erin Bartsch 1999- 59-12 .830 

Justine Landis 1981-85 63-15 .808 

Jane Kaufman 1977-81 34-9 .791 

Sue Purnell 1975-79 31-9 .775 

Jenn Esposito 1997-01 83-24 .775 

Cara Evangelista 1995-99 75-26 .742 

Amy Koontz 1995-99 76-27 .737 

Chris Labosky 1986-90 46-17 .730 

Linda Becker 1980-84 53-23 .697 

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

Coach Year(s) Record Pct. 

Eleanor Wray 1973-1977 23-26-1 .465 

Mike Herbert 1978-1991 120-86-0 .583 

Lance Milner 1992 7-4-0 .636 

Marion Reese 1993 6-5-0 .545 

Marty Coyne 1994-present 130-35-0 .787 

Totals 1973-present 286-156-1 .646 

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Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 

The Pennsylvania State Athletic 

Conference, with 51 years of organized 

competition, has established itself as one 

of the most respected NCAA Division II 

athletic conferences. 

In its history the PSAC has laid claim 

to 32 NCAA team champions and 178 

individual title winners, giving credence 

to its fine athletic tradition. The 

conference’s prosperity on the national 

level was abundant again in 2001-02, as 

88 of the league’s 245 teams participated 

in NCAA postseason competition. The 

PSAC also distinguishes itself as the 

largest conference in terms of sports 

sponsorship. With the addition of men’s 

and women’s indoor track & field 

championships in 2001-02, the PSAC now 

awards titles for 22 different sports. 

Academic success is paramount for 

PSAC member institutions as well. During 

the 2001-02 academic year, 1,118 

student-athletes were designated by the 

conference as “Scholar-Athletes” after 

attaining a cumulative grade point 

average of 3.25 or better. Additionally, 

eight PSAC student-athletes earned 

19 

Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-America 

Awards last season. 

The PSAC was organized in 1951 for 

the purpose of promoting and 

administering men’s athletic programs 

within the 14 state teachers colleges in 

the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 

1977, due to the interest and growth of 

women’s athletics, the conference was 

restructured to provide for women’s 

programs. 

From its inception, each conference 

member selected its own competitive 

division within the NCAA. In 1980, 

however, the presidents voted to 

reclassify the entire conference to 

Division II. Although all 14 institutions 

are members of NCAA Division II, nine 

schools have also elected to compete at 

the Division I level in select sports. 

In 1983, all member institutions 

were granted university status as a result 

of Legislative Act 188, which formed 

Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher 

Education. This system now enrolls over 

98,000 students. The alumni of the State 

System number more than 570,000, 

including 361,000 Pennsylvanians. 

Eastern Division Western Division 

Bloomsburg California 

Cheyney Clarion 

East Stroudsburg Edinboro 

Kutztown Indiana 

Mansfield Lock Haven 

Millersville Shippensburg 

West Chester Slippery Rock

Final Records (Alphabetical Order_ 

Bloomsburg 11-8 .578 

Clarion 0-9 .000 

East Stroudsburg 3-12 .200 

Edinboro 8-13 .380 

Indiana (PA) 12-6 .666 

Kutztown 7-14 .333 

Millersville 14-2 .875 

Shippensburg 7-12 .368 

Slippery Rock 20-5 .800 

West Chester 6-8 .428 

2001-02 PSAC Results 

PSAC WOMEN’S TENNIS 

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS—at Kutztown 

FIRST ROUND 

East Stroudsburg 5 West Chester 4 

Edinboro 5 Clarion 3 

QUARTERFINALS 

Millersville 6 East Stroudsburg 0 

Indiana (PA) 5 Kutztown 1 

Bloomsburg 5 Shippensburg 0 

Slippery Rock 5 Edinboro 1 

Final Records (Alphabetical Order) 

Bloomsburg 12-6 .666 

East Stroudsburg 4-13 .235 

Edinboro 9-7 .562 

Kutztown 15-2 .882 

Millersville 11-5 .687 

Slippery Rock 2-14 .125 

West Chester 10-9 .526 

PSAC MEN’S TENNIS 

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS—at Kutztown 

QUARTERFINALS 

West Chester 5 East Stroudsburg 0 

Millersville 5 Edinboro 0 

Bloomsburg 6 Slippery Rock 0 

SEMIFINALS 

Kutztown 5 West Chester 0 

Bloomsburg 5 Millersville 0 

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PSAC Athlete of the Year 

Erin Bartsch, Bloomsburg 

PSAC Players of the Week 

(4/2) Yvonne Niederbracht, IUP 

(4/9) Erin Bartsch, Bloom 

(4/16)Kristina Eger, Millersville 

SEMIFINALS 

Millersville 5 Indiana (PA) 0 

Bloomsburg 5 Slippery Rock 0 

FINALS 

Millersville 5 Bloomsburg 4 

CONSOLATION ROUND 

Slippery Rock—Indiana (PA), DNP, t3rd 

Shippensburg 5 Edinboro 1, 5th 

Kutztown—East Stroudsburg, DNP, t5th 

Clation—West Chester, DNP, t9th 

PSAC Athlete of the Year 

Keith Mahaffey, Millersville 

PSAC Players of the Week 

(4/2) Velmurugan Annamalai, Kutztown 

(4/9) John Ellis, West Chester 

(4/16) Johannes Wingerter, Kutztown 

FINALS 

Kutztown 5 Bloomsburg 3 

CONSOLATION ROUND 

Millersville—West Chester, DNP, t3rd 

Slippery Rock 5 East Stroudsburg 3 

Slippery Rock —Edinboro, DNP, t5th 

East Stroudsburg, 7th

1956 California (PA) 





/Millersville 

/ Shippensburg 

1961 East Stroudsburg 

1962 Slippery Rock 



/Edinboro 

1965 Shippensburg 





1977 Bloomsburg 


/Edinboro 




1982 West Chester 



Past PSAC Team Champions 

MEN’S PSAC CHAMPIONS — 1956-2002 





1974 Edinboro 




1978 Edinboro 







1985 Millersville 


WOMEN’S PSAC CHAMPIONS — 1977-2002 


1986 Clarion 

1987 Clarion 

1988 Clarion 

1989 Clarion 

1990 Clarion 


















/Kutztown 

2001 Kutztown 

2002 Kutztown 






/Millersville 


/Millersville 



WOMEN’S PSAC INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS/ALL-PSAC 

1978 Sue Purnell (#3) 

1978-79 Donna Royer/Ellen Williams (#2) 

1979-80 Jane Kaufman (#3) 

1980-81 Deb Orendorff (#3), Linda Becker (#6), Orendorff/Kaufman (#2), 

Becker/Deb Gundrum (#3) 

1983-84 Justine Landis (#1) 

1984-85 Landis (#1) 

1985-86 Megan Clarke (#3), Cortlee Gerhart (#4), Karen Gubicza (#5), 

Clarke/Gerhart (#2),Gubicza/Chris Tegge (#3) 

1986-87 Gubicza (#5), Wendy Wenhold (#6), Gubicza/Jen Sterling (#3) 

1987 Chris Labosky (#6), Nancy Buie/Jayme Arlow (#3) 

1989 Labosky (#4) 

1994 Whitney Ammerman/Melanie Adinolfi (#2) 

1995 Trish Sweeney (#2), Amy Koontz (#4), Cara Evangelista (#5), Amber Lee (#6) 

1996 Danielle Faretta (#1), Amy Koontz (#3), Cara Evangelista (#4), Cara Fiore (#5), 

Lisa Curran (#6), Fiore/Lee Clare (#3) 

1997 Jen Esposito (#3), Lisa Curran (#6), Faretta/Evangelista (#1) 

1998 Danielle Faretta (#1), Heather Miller (#2), Jen Esposito (#5), 

Faretta/Cara Evangelista (#1) 

1999 Heather Miller (#2), Erin Bartsch (#3), Katie Kochera (#4), Jen Esposito 

(#5), Faretta/Bartsch (#1) 

2001 1st team-Erin Bartsch, Beth Fulton; 2nd team-Jenn Esposito, Katie Kochera 

2002 1st team-Erin Bartsch *; 2nd team-Beth Fulton, Katie Kochera 

* PSAC Athlete of the Year

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