BLOOMSBURG
UNIVERSITY

MEN'S
TENNIS
1989

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1988

Jim Hollister - Rob Vance - Nate Levine
Rob Vance
Rob Vance - Ken Grove
Marty Coyne - Ken Grove - Craig Diehl Dave Superdock
Marty Coyne - Craig Diehl - Dave Superdock
* Dave Superdock - * Marty Coyne
Tim Mitchell - Scott Gibbs
Tim Mitchell - Mark Billone - Scott Gibbs Steve Augustine
* Mark Billone - * Lance Milner Roly Lamy - Marc Lupinacci
* - All-American Honors

NAME
Drew Hostetter
Marty Coyne
Tom Sweitzer
Dave Superdock
Craig Diehl
Rob Vance
Phil Christman
Bob Rosics
Jim Overbaugh
Jim Hollister

CLASS
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83
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82
80
76
76
76
78

Name
Record
Coyne - Superdock 46-16

Vance - Levine

35-12

Vance - Grove

31-10

RECORD
81-18
112-29
52-15
106-31
99-30
108-36
51-18
51-18
63-25
95-40 .

PCT.
82%
79%
79%
78%
77%
75%
74%
74%
71%
70%

Achievements
#6 in nation, 1983;
2 Pennsylvania Conference
Championships, 1982 and
1983; NCAA Division II
All-Americans, 1983
2 Eastern Intercollegiate
Championships, 1977 and
1978; 2 Pennsylvania Conference Championships, 1977
and 1978; NCAA Division II
Qualifiers, 1978
2 Pennsylvania Conference
Championships, 1979 and
1980; NCAA Division II
Qualifiers, 1980

Most Wins: Marty Coyne - 112
Best winning percentage: Drew Hostetter - 82%
Most consecutive wins : Dave Superdock - 18
Most Pennsylvania Conference Championships : Marty
Coyne - 8 (out of 8, 4 singles, 4 doubles)
Highest nationally ranked player: Marty Coyne - #12
Highest nationally ranked doubles team : Dave Superdock /
Marty Coyne - #6
Highest MSTA men's ranking - Craig Diehl - #5
Fewest games lost in PC championships : Jay Pheasant - 3
(in three matches in 1988 at #6), Roly Lamy - 4 (in three
matches in 1988 at #2), Mark Billone - 5 (in three matches in
1988 at #1), Dave Gilbert - 5 (in three matches in 1988 at #5)

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NCAA Division II All-Americans:
Marty Coyne 1983 Dave Superdock 1983
Mark Billone 1988 Lance Milner 1988

NCAA Division II Tournament Participants:
Jim Hollister 1978
Scott Gibbs 1986-87
Nate Levine 1978
Tim Mitchell 1986-87
Rob Vance 1978-79-80
Steve Augustine 1987
Ken Grove 1980-81
Marc Billone 1987-88
Craig Diehl 1981-82
Marc Lupinacci 1988
Marty Coyne 1981-82-83
Roly Lamy 1988
Dave Superdock 1981-82-83
Lance Milner 1988
Alumni Award Winners:
Dave Superdock 1981
Marty Coyne 1982
Dave Superdock 1983
Scott Grebe 1984

Mike Penny 1985
Tim Mitchell 1986
Steve Augustine 1987
Mark Billone 1988

Bloomsburg University Awards:
Drew Hostetter - Senior Athlete of the Year 1976
Ken Grove - Underclass Athlete of the Year 1980
Marty Coyne - Underclass Athlete of the Year 1982
Dave Superdock - Senior Athlete of the Year 1983
NCAA Scholar Athletes:
Dave Superdock 1982, 83 -Arthur Ashe Award winner 1983
Craig Diehl 1982

Name
Marty Coyne
Craig Diehl
Ken Grove
Dave Superdock
Rob Vance

Singles
4
4
4
4
2

Doubles
4
3
3
3
4

Location: Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815
Founded: 1839
Enrollment: 6,804
Colors: Maroon and Gold
Nickname: Huskies
President: Dr. Harry Ausprich
General Information: Phone: 717-389-4000
Athletic Director: Mary Gardner (Phone: 717-389-4363)
Asst. Athletic Director and Head Coach: Burt Reese (Phone:
717-389-4555, Office; 717-784-4156, Home)
Member: NCAA (Division II), ECAC (Division II)
Pennsylvania Conference
Home Court: Lower Campus (18 grasstex)
Chairperson of the Department of Health and Physical
Education: Dr. Jerry Medlock (Phone: 717-389-4356)
Trainers: Art Hopkins, Rolene Wagner (Phone: 717-389-4401)
Equipment Manager: Ron Morgan (Phone: 717-389-4374)
Sports Information Director: Jim Hollister
(Phone: 717-389-4413, Office; 717-784-7756, Home)

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Cal-Poly, San Luis Obispo
Rollins (Fla.)
Southern Illinois/Edwardsville
Southwest Bapist (Mo.)
California - Riverside
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California - Davis
Chapman (Calif.)
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Cal. State - Hayward
North Alabama
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Northwest Missouri State
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THE HUSKIESJ1989SPRING 01.YF~OOK
The Huskies will be seeking their 18th consecutive winning
season as the 1989 season gets underway in early March. The
1987-88 team racked up a 26-6 record including the Pennsylvania Conference championship and a lofty ninth-place ranking in
the NCAA Division II.
During the fall season, the team became one of the most
well traveled teams in Bloomsburg tennis history. The squad
played in a variety of events for six straight weekends. The road
stint included a return to the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division I team and individual tourney after a
four-year absence. The unit fared well in the Bloomsburg
Invitational while dominating play in other events including the
Millersville and Swarthmore Invitationals and the Rollex Small
College Eastern Regional.
Senior captain Mark Billone won the "A" singles title at the
Swarthmore Invitational and finished the fall with a record of
16-5. Junior Lance Milner picked up some fine wins enroute to a
12-7 mark. Juniors Marc Lupinacci and Dave Gilbert posted 9-5
records, and Gilbert won the "C" singles in the Millersville
event. Sophomore Roly Lamy turned in a championship
performance in the "B" singles at Millersville while posting a 97 record.
In doubles competition, the team of Billone and Lamy
turned in an impressive 10-2 mark while Milner and Lupinacci
finished 6-2. Both doubles teams claimed victories in the
Millersville and Swarthmore event. Billone and Lamy also
reached the finals of the ECAC Division I Tournament.
Bloomsburg received its highest ranking in the school's
history as the club was rated seventh in the NCAA Division II
preseason rankings. Individuals receiving rankings were Mark
Billone-seventh, Lance Milner-15th, and Roly Lamy-34th. In
doubles, the team of Billone and Lamy are rated fifth, while
Milner and Lupinacci ate 11th.
The Huskies have one of their toughest schedules ever as
they have added meets with Division I opponents Princeton and
Maryland to a schedule that already includes 14 other Divsion I
opponents as well as Division II's top-rated team Hampton (Va.).

Burt Reese is entering his 21st
season at the helm of the Huskies. In his
previous 20 years, his teams have
compiled an enviable record of 297-128
for a .699 winning percentage. He is
currently the regional chairman for the
East Region of the NCAA Division II
Tennis Committee. He is also an active
member of the Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association.
In the Pennsylvania Conference, Reese has coached 60
singles and doubles champions and has won five PC "Coach of
the Year" awards. He has been selected "Coach of the Year" in
the Central Pennsylvania Tennis District, and in 1988, he was
the recipient of the NCAA Division II national "Coach of the
Year" award. In the Fall of 1988 he was inducted into the East
Stroudsburg "Hall of Fame." In 1983, he added another
credential to his long list of accomplishments when Dave
Superdock and Marty Coyne became Bloomsburg's first tennis
All-Americans.
Reese, a native of Taylor, Pa., 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 as a graduate assistant. He then joined the faculty at Old
Forge High School where he was an assistant football and
basketball coach. He moved on to Abington Heights High
School and served as athletic director and initiated and coached
varsity tennis to a 45-6 record before coming to Bloomsburg.
He has been ranked among the top 10 singles players in the
Middle States Tennis Association and was a member of the top
three doubles teams several times in the past.

IEHi•• eusMES!.• 1'189 .•.PEIIE'ORIIERS
Mark Billone
Senior
Stamford, Conn.
Fall Record: 16-5
Career Record: 91-33
Major: Business
Finance

#7 in NCAA Division I
(Singles)
#5 in NCAA Division II
(Doubles)
1988 NCAA All-American
1988 PSAC #1 singles and
#2 doubles champion

Lance Milner
Junior
Guilford, N.H.
Fall Record: 12-7
Career Record: 67-23
Major: Political
Science

#15 in NCAA Division II
(Singles)
#11 in NCAA Division II
(Doubles)
1988 NCAA All-American
1988 PSAC #3 singles and
#1 doubles champion

Roly Lamy
Sophomore
#34 in NCAA Division II
Concord, N .H.
(Singles)
Fall Record: 9-7
#5 in NCAA Division II
Career Record: 43-18
(Doubles)
Major: Business
1988 PSAC #2 singles and
Management
#1 doubles champion

Marc Lupinacci
Junior
Stamford, Conn.
Fall Record: 9-5
Career Record: 59-1
Major: Psychology ·

#12 in NCAA East (Singles)
#11 in NCAA Division II
(Doubles)
1988 PSAC #4 singles and
#2 doubles champion

Matt Quigley
Junior
1987 PSAC #6 singles
Philadelphia, Pa.
champion
Fall Record: 4-8
Career Record: 38-27
Major: Social Welfare

Mike Petersen
Freshman
Wainuiomata, New Zealand
Fall Record: 0-0
Career Record: 0-0
Major: Business Management

Scott Glassford
Senior
Holland, Pa.
Fall Record: 0-4
Career Record: 26-30
Major: Business Management

1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77

5-4
3-6
1-9
9-2
10-5
12-3
11-4
19-4
18-4

1977-78

19-7

1978-79
1979-80

13-7
22-3

1980-81

18-7

1981-82

18-6

1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88

19-11
19-11
23-7
15-13
18-8
*26-6

ECAC II Championships (2nd)
ECAC II Championships (1st)
PSAC Championships (2nd)
Eastern lntercollegiates (2nd)
PSAC Championships (2nd)
ECAC II Championships (2nd)
PSAC Championships (2nd)
PSAC Championships (1st)
ECAC I Championships (10th)
PSAC Championships (1st)
ECAC I Championships (10th)
PSAC Championships (1st)
ECAC I Championships (10th)
PSAC Championships (1st)
PSAC Championships (1st)
PSAC Championships (1st)
PSAC Championships (2nd)
PSAC Championships (2nd)
PSAC Championships (1st)
PSAC Championships (1st)

* Most Victories In One Season

BIJC>IJMSBURG'S PSACCHAMPIONS
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979

1980

Phil Christman (#2)
Tom Sweitzer - Jim Hollister (#3)
Jim Hollister (#4)
Jim Overbaugh (#5)
Jim Hollister (#1)
Nate Levine (#3)
Rob Vance - Nate Levine (#1)
Ken Grove (#6)
Rob Vance - Nate Levine (#1)
Rob Vance (#1)
Ken Grove (#2)
Craig Diehl (#3)
Rob Vance - Ken Grove (#1)
Gary Golbitz - Mark Raynes (#2)
Craig Diehl - Tim Blanchard (#3)
Rob Vance (#1)
Ken Grove (#2)
Craig Diehl (#3)
Marty Coy ne (#4)
Dave Superdock (#6)
Rob Vance - Ken Grove (#1)
Craig Diehl - Marty Coyne (#2)
Rick Willders - Gary Golbitz (#3)
Marty Coyne (#1)
Ken Grove (#2)
Craig Diehl (#3)
Dave Superdock (#4)
Brett Briscoe (#5)
Dave Williams (#6)
Marty Coyne - Ken Grove (#1)
Craig Diehl - Ken Grove (#2)
Brett Briscoe - Tim Blanchard (#3)
Marty Coyne (#1)
Craig Diehl (#2)
Dave Superdock (#3)
Marty Coyne - Dave Superdock (#1)
Rob Lario - Chris Antipas (#3)
Dave Superdock (#1)
Marty Coyne (#2)
Rob Lario (#4)
Frank Englund (#6)
Dave Superdock - Marty Coyne (#1)
Scott Grebe - Jere Bird (#2)
Rob Lario - Scott Gibbs (#1)
Tim Mitchell - Steve Augustine (#3)
Mike Penny (#4)
Dean Doria (#6)
Steve Augustine (#3)
Scott Gibbs (#3)
Steve Augustine (#4)
Marc Lupinacci (#5)
Matt Quigley (#6)
Mark Billone - Steve Augustine (#2)
Marc Lupinacci - Scott Glassford (#3)
Mark Billone (#1)
Roly Lamy (#2)
Lance Milner (#3)
Marc Lupinacci (#4)
Dave Gilbert (#5)
Jay Pheasant (#6)
Roly Lamy - Lance Milner (#1)
Mark Billone - Marc Lupinacci (#2)
Dave Gilbert - Jay Pheasant (#3)
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