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MEN'S
TENNIS

1978-79

OUTLOOK
The 1978-79 edition of Husky tennis will have its
work cut out if it is to equal last year's 19-7 record.
Coach Burt Reese has lost four of his top six players
including Jim Hollister, the winningest player in BSC
history with 95 career wins . But, with the addition of
one freshman and a transfer, the Huskies should
continue their winning ways.
Reese indicates that it would be great if the team
could duplicate or better last year's accomplishments
of a trip to San Diego for Division II Nationals, second
in the Eastern Intercollegiate to E. Tennessee State,
second at the ECAC Tourney to Temple and second in
the Pennsylvania Conference.
In the fall season, the team had a 4-0 dual match
record. At the fall ECAC tournament, which included
39 east coast schools, the team finished a strong
fourth. The Huskies were able to finish fourth in their
own powerful .BSC Invitational which was won by
national power Hampton Institute.
The spring season appears to be as challenging as
ever with several Division I teams appearing on the
schedule including Navy, Richmond, William & Mary,
Penn State, Temple, Lehigh and West Chester. There
are many more challenging matches on the schedule.
There will not be a senior on the team but it will be a
veteran one. If everyone plays up to his ability, BSC
should record its eighth consecutive winning season.

COACH BURT REESE
Entering his 11th season
as coach of the Huskies,
Coach Burt Reese expects
another good year. He has
compiled a 1.11-48 record
for a 69% winning average.
In 1977 he was named
Pennsylvania Conference
"Coach of the Year".
A native of Taylor, Pa.,
he earned both his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees at
East Stroudsburg State College where he
co-captained the tennis and basketball teams.
While working on his master's degree, he helped
coach the tennis and basketball teams as a
graduate assistant. He then joined the faculty of
Old Forge High School becoming an assistant
coach in both basketball and football. He served
as athletic director at Abington Heights High
School where he initiated and coached varsity
tennis to a 45-6 record. He was also in charge of
junior high basketball.
Reese, who is a teaching professional in the
summer, is active in the Middle States as a player
and official. As a player, he normally had a men's
singles ranking every year and has been ranked in
the top ten in the M.S.T.A. in singles and has
been in the top three doubles teams for several
years. Currently he is a board member of the
Central Pennsylvania Tennis Patrons Association
and a director of the Central Pennsylvania Tennis
Association. He is also the chairman of the tennis
committee for the ECAC Division II and Ill which
is the largest conference in the country.
Reese has also served as assistant basketball
coach since his arrival on campus.

THE PLAYERS THAT MAKE IT HAPPEN
ROB VANCE - junior - Phoenixville ,
PA. This is the third year for Rob. After
playing #2 during his first two seasons,
he is now the #1 player. This fall he
compiled a 9-2 record at the top
position to bring his career total to
58-18 . He had a strong tournament
record this summer and is currently
ranked 37th in the MSTA. Although
Rob has won many prestigious doubles
titles, he has yet to win a singles
tourney. This will be the year. Rob's
high school coach was Leo Scoda.
Major: Business
Assets: Fine all-around game - no
major flaws .
RICK WILDERS - junior - Blue Ball,
PA. The #2 player, Rick started in fine
fashion this fall with a 6-3 record and a
quarter finalist at the ECAC Tourney .
He has recorded several good wins this
fall and will be a strong asset to the
team this spring. His career record is
29-17. In all likelihood, he will play #2
doubles. Rick played at Garden Spot
High School for Carson Frost.
Major: Business
Assets: Much improved forehand, good
volley, good backhand.
KEN GROVE - sophomore - Spring
Grove, PA. Ken is moving from the #6
position , where he won the conference
championships to the #3 position. His
record this fall was 4-3 and career,
19-10. If he continues to work as hard
and improve as much as in the past, he
will have little trouble being successful. Ken was coached in high school by
Gary Gault at Spring Grove.
Major: Business
Assets : Attacks relentlessly , improving
overhead and serve.
GARY GOLBITZ - junior - Williamsport , PA . This is Gary's first year as a
full-time regular, and he is at the #4
position . This fall he had a 3-3 record
with some close losses for an overall
7-4 career record. He teams up with
Raynes to give us a fine #3 doubles
team .
Major: Business
Assets : Strong forehand, intelligent
player.
CRAIG DIEHL - freshman - Spring
Grove, PA. Craig had the best record
(6-1) on the team this fall while playing
at the #5 position. He was a finalist in
doubles in the state PIAA tourney last
spring and was 30-0 in dual matches
while in high school. He is another fine
player from Spring Grove High School.
He is ranked 32nd in MSTA juniors and
#1 in Central Pennsylvania.
Major: Business
Assets: Good backhand , tough competitor.

MARK RAYNES - junior - Palmyra,
PA . The #6 player this fall, Mark had a
5-1 record for a career total of 27-17. He
is a good singles player but excels in
doubles. He and Golbitz won the #2
doubles at ECAC's. Ron Berman was
his coach at Palmyra High School.
Major: Business
Assets : Very quick, good backhand.

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CHUCK TIRENDI - junior - Philadelphia, PA. Chuck will be one of the keys
to our spring success as he becomes
eligible after transferring from Temple.
He should be able to move Into the
lineup, but only time will tell.
Major: Biology
Assets: Big serve, good quickness.

DAVE WILLIAMS - sophomore Dallas, PA . #1 player from Dallas High
School, Dave is improving rapidly and
should make a positive contribution
this spring .
Major: Business
Assets : Good retriever, fine h.u stle.

CHRIS ZENTGRAF - sophomore - • ♦
Broomall, PA . Chris is coming along in
fine fashi0n and will give us added
depth in the spring season.
Major: Business
Assets: Attacks well, keeps after his
opponent .

ALL-TIME WINNING LIST
Drew Hostetter
Tom Sweitzer
Rob Vance
Phil Christman
Bob Rosics
Jim Overbaugh
Jim Hollister

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75
80
76
76
76
78

81-18
52-14
58-18
51-18
38-13
63-25
*95-40

Based on 50 matches
*Most tareer wins

For Further Information Contact:
BRUCE "NICK" DIETTERICK
Director of Sports Information
Bloomsburg State Coilege
Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815
(717) 389-3411

82%
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70%

BSC RECORDS SINCE 1971
Dual Other
#1 Player
Year RecordAchievements
71-72 9-2
Tom Sweitzer
72-73 10-5 Sweitzer/ Hostetter,
MVP's
Drew Hostetter
73-74 12-3 2nd ECAC Tourney
Drew Hostetter
74-75 11-4 1stECACTourney,
3rd PC Tourney,
Drew Hostetter
Tom Sweitzer-#2 singles champ ECAC
Phil Christman-#2 Champ PC, MVP
Sweitzer I Hollister#3 Doubles Champs, PC
75-76 19-4 3rd ECAC Tourney,
3rd BSC Invitational Drew Hostetter
2nd PC Tourney, 3rd Eastern
lntercollegiates, #4 PC Singles
Champ Jim Hollister,
#5 PC singles champ
Jim Overbaugh,
Overbaugh/ Hostetter, MVP's
76-77 18-4 2nd PC Tourney
Jim Hollister
2nd Eastern lntercollegiates
#1 doubles champs, Eastern
lntercolleg iates Vance/ Levine
#1 singles champ, PC, Jim Hollister
#3 singles champ, PC Levine
#1 doubles champs, PC Vance/Levine
77-78 19-7 2nd ECAC tourney
Jim Hollister
2nd Eastern lntercollegiates
2nd PC Champs
#1 doubles champs, ECAC
Levine/Willders
#6 singles champ, PC Grove
#1 doubles champs, PC Vance/Levine
#1 doubles champs Eastern
lntercollegiates-Levine/Vance
Represented team at Div. II NCAA
nationals in San DiegoHollister, Vance, Levine
78-79 4-0 4th ECAC
Rob Vance
(Fall)
#2 doubles, ECAC ChampsGolbitz/ Raynes

MSTARANKEDPLAYERS
Jim Hollister
Drew Hostetter
Rob Vance
Tom Sweitzer
Phil Christman
Craig Diehl
Rick Willders

18's Men's Men's Doubles
31st 10th
4th
17th
37th
Top 5
6th
10th 25th
30th
32nd
37th

COLLEGE FACTS
Enrollment: 5400 U.G.
Nickname: Huskies
Member: PC, NCAA Div. II, and ECAC
Courts: 18 Grasstex Lower Campus

1979 SPRING SCHEDULE
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at George Mason University
at Richmond University
at William and Mary
at Hampton Institute
at Navy
Haverford College
Shippensburg State College
at Lycoming College
Kutztown State College
Lock Haven State College
Edinboro State College
at Temple University
University of Scranton
East Stroudsburg State College
at Oneonta College
at Penn State University
at Millersville State College
at Lehigh University
Pennsylvania State Conference
Champs at Bloomsburg
May 8
at West Chester State College
May 15-19 Division II Nationals
May
Eastern lntercollegiates
at Rochester University

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1978SPRING RESULTS
BSC
5½
Howard University
7
George Mason University
3
Nwy
3
Richmond University
1
William & Mary
1
Hampton Institute
9
Shippensburg
2
Swarthmore
8
Lycoming
0
Penn State
9
Kutztown
9
Lock Haven
3
Temple
9
Wilkes
5
East Stroudsburg
9
Oneonta
8
West Chester
9
King's
9
Scranton
9
Millersville
6
Lehigh
Overall Record (Fall & Spring) 19-7

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TITLE IX

Bloomsburg State College is committed to providing
leadership in taking affirmative action to attain equal
educational and employment rights for all persons, without
regard to sex, handicap, or other legally protected
classification . This policy is placed in this document in
accordance with state and federal laws including Title IX of the
Educational Amendments of 1972 and Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Please direct equal opportunity
inquiries to: Ms. Deborah Ellis, Carver Hall, 389-2523.