PAC 60th anniversary team (Men's Tennis)

The Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), formally organized in 1955 by charter members Case Institute of Technology, Western Reserve University, John Carroll University and Wayne State University, is celebrating its 60th anniversary throughout the 2014-15 academic year. The PAC will be recognizing 60 of its outstanding student-athletes that have competed as members of both present, and past, league-affiliated institutions in 19 championship sports with the creation of 60th anniversary celebratory teams.

Sixteen of the PAC’s past and present members are participating in the yearlong celebration project. All 10 of the PAC’s current members were automatically included, while past league members must have had at least a 10-year affiliation with the conference to participate.

Both past and present PAC members receive “automatic” selections on the 60th anniversary teams based on the institution’s membership time. Each school also has the opportunity to nominate a limited number of additional “at-large” student-athletes for consideration.

Sport-specific advisory committees, made up of five-six past and present PAC coaches and administrators, determine additional “at-large” student-athletes to be recognized in order to reach 60 student-athletes on each celebratory team.

Name	School	Years Competed	Hometown/High School
Bill Ashbaugh	Allegheny College	1980-84	Butler, Pa. / Butler
Ashbaugh finished his career with a 50-13 singles record and 36-25 doubles mark. A member of back-to-back PAC Championship teams (1981-82), he was inducted into the Allegheny Hall of Fame as a member of the 1981 PAC Championship team in 2006.
Srinivasan “Bal” Balaji	Grove City College	1990-94	Bangalore, India / St. Aloysius
Balaji was a four-time PAC Most Valuable Player and eight-time PAC champion with Grove City. He accomplished the rare achievement of earning PAC MVP honors all four years by sweeping the first singles crown from 1991-94. He was also a four-time doubles champion, winning three-straight titles at first doubles from 1992-1994 after claiming the second doubles crown in 1991. Balaji led the Wolverines to the first four of their current streak of 25-straight team conference titles.
Blake Betteridge	Thiel College	2005-09	Conneaut, Ohio / Conneaut
Betteridge finished third in the No. 6 singles flight at the 2006 PAC Championships. He also teamed with Mark Coney to finish second at No. 3 doubles at the 2006 conference championships. Betteridge went 6-1 during regular-season singles play in 2006.
Geno Bianco	Thiel College	2002-06	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Langley
Bianco finished second at No. 3 singles at the 2006 PAC Championships. He also teamed with Tyler Ochs in 2006 to finish third at No. 2 doubles. Bianco went 6-1 in singles play and 6-1 in doubles play during the 2006 regular season. He was named PAC Player of the Week in March of 2006. In 2005, Bianco placed second at No. 4 singles at the conference championships. He finished fourth at No. 4 singles and teamed with Keith Williams to finish fourth at No. 2 doubles in 2004.
Sean Black	Westminster College	2009-13	Aurora, Ohio / Aurora
Black earned a third-place finish at No. 4 singles at the PAC Championships in 2010 before posting a second-place finish at No. 3 doubles as a sophomore in 2011. The four-year starter and letter winner claimed a third-place finish and All-PAC Honorable Mention recognition in No. 2 doubles in 2012.
David Brown	Hiram College	1968-72
Brown was an outstanding player throughout his career on the Hiram tennis team, winning four varsity letters and being selected as team captain and team Most Valuable Player twice. Hiram joined the PAC prior to Brown’s senior season in 1972, and he made the most of his one opportunity, winning the number one singles championship and teaming with Terry Hartle to win the number one doubles title. He represented the PAC in both events at the NCAA National Tournament later that year. His four-year record was an outstanding 36-8 in singles competition and 29-6 in doubles matches. Prior to Hiram joining the PAC, he consistently placed in the annual Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Men’s Tennis Tournament. Brown was inducted into the William H. Hollinger Athletic Hall of Fame at Hiram College in 1989.
Don Brown	Wayne State University	1955-59	Detroit, Mich.
Brown, a native of Detroit, lettered four years on the men's tennis team at Wayne State University. During his four years, he was the only tennis player to win six PAC championships (three singles and three doubles titles) at the number one, two and three positions. Brown was also named team captain in 1958 and 1959. One of the highlights during Brown's freshman year (1956) was winning singles matches against the highly-ranked Kalamazoo College and the University of Michigan. He graduated from Wayne State in 1959 with a bachelor of science degree in education and a master's degree in school administration in 1962. He was inducted into the Wayne State Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000.
Ryan Carr	Westminster College	2010-14	Cheektowaga, N.Y. / Cheektowaga
Carr lettered and started all four years at Westminster. As a junior, he earned All-PAC Honorable Mention recognition at No. 5 singles. Carr was the runner-up at No. 5 singles as a sophomore, earning All-PAC Second Team honors. He was also an All-PAC Second Team honoree as a freshman with his second-place finish at No. 5 singles. Also as a freshman, he was also member of the No. 3 doubles runner-up pairing.
John Cook	Grove City College	1994-98	Kings Park, N.Y. / Kings Park
Cook claimed PAC Most Valuable Player honors at the 1998 league championships. A four-time PAC champion and eight-time All-PAC honoree, he won titles at fourth singles and second doubles as a freshman. He moved up to second singles and first doubles as a sophomore, finishing as the conference runner-up in both flights. He was also second at both first singles and first doubles as a junior before claiming conference crowns in both top flights as a senior. Cook led the Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
Dom Costa	Bethany College	1998-2002	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Schenley
Costa was a four-time league champion, helping the Bison to second-place finishes in 1998 and 1999. He earned the No.3 singles title in 1999 and followed that up with a championship at No. 2 singles, along with the No. 1 doubles crown, in 2000. In 2002 Costa won his fourth title, picking up the championship at No. 1 doubles while finishing as the runner-up at No. 1 singles.
Tony Costantino	Saint Vincent College	2011-13	Canonsburg, Pa. / Bishop Canevin
A two-year member of Saint Vincent’s men’s tennis program, Constantino finished as the PAC runner-up at number one singles in 2012 after posting a 12-5 season record.  He was a PAC First Team honoree in 2013, winning the number two singles title.
Peter Davis	Grove City College	2006-10	Indianapolis, Ind. / Heritage Christian
Davis was a seven-time PAC champion and eight-time All-PAC honoree. He won conference titles at both second singles and first doubles as a freshman, then repeated as second singles champion and was a runner-up at first doubles as a sophomore in 2008. He claimed conference titles at both third singles and second doubles as a junior before winning titles at second singles and first doubles as a senior. Davis helped the Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
Patrick Donahue	Grove City College	2000-04	Lafayette, Ind. / Lafayette Jefferson
Donahue was a three-time PAC Most Valuable Player and xix-time PAC champion. During his career he was an eight-time All-PAC honoree. Donahue earned All-PAC honors in his first three seasons by claiming first singles title from 2001-03 before falling in the first singles title match in 2004. He also won three doubles titles and finished as the runner-up at first doubles in 2001. He won the second doubles title in 2002 before winning consecutive first doubles crowns in 2003 and 2004. Donahue led the Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
H. Frank Doroff	Washington & Jefferson College	1966-70
Doroff played on three-straight PAC Championship teams (1967-69), winning individual titles at the number three singles flight in each of those championship seasons.
Jeremy Dwyer	Grove City College	2005-09	Duncansville, Pa. / Hollidaysburg
Dwyer was an eight-time PAC champion and All-PAC honoree. Also a two-time CoSIDA Academic All-American, he was a three-time PAC champion at fourth singles (2006, 2008-09) while winning the title at fifth singles in 2007. Dwyer also won four-straight conference crowns at third doubles. He helped the Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
Bob Faught	John Carroll University	1966-70
Faught was a two-year letter winner on the tennis courts for John Carroll and served as a co-captain during his senior year. In 1970, he was the PAC’s number one singles champion and finished with a regular season record of 10-0. Faught also played number one doubles as a junior and senior. As a senior he played in the NCAA Small College Tournament, finishing 8-1 and helping his team to a 39th-place finish. He was inducted into the John Carroll Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.
Chris Faulk	Washington & Jefferson College	2005-10	Washington, Pa. / Washington
Faulk won the number one singles flight and earned PAC Most Valuable Player honors at the 2010 PAC Championships. He also teamed with Brice Manin to finish as the runners-up at number one doubles in 2010. He posted runner-up finishes at number one singles in 2008 and 2009 and was the third-place finisher at first singles as a freshman in 2007. He teamed with Jeff Tomaino to claim the number one doubles championship in 2008 and played to runner-up honors at second doubles in 2007 and 2009. Faulk, currently serving as the head coach at his alma mater, is the first person in league history to win both the PAC Player (2010) and Coach (2014) of the Year awards.
Greg Finnerty	Allegheny College	1979-83	Youngstown, Ohio / Cardinal Mooney
Finnerty posted a 44-10 singles career record and 36-17 career doubles record during his time at Allegheny. A member of three-straight PAC Championship teams (1980-82), he was a six-time conference champion. He was inducted into the Allegheny Hall of Fame as a member of the 1981 PAC Championship team in 2006.
Ricky Garrett	Grove City College	2007-2011	Rocky River, Ohio / Rocky River
Garrett claimed PAC Most Valuable Player honors at the 2011 conference championships. A six-time PAC Champion and seven-time All-PAC honoree, he won a PAC title at third singles as a freshman. He claimed the second singles crown as a sophomore after moving up a flight, and also won the second doubles crown. He finished as the runner-up at first singles and won the first doubles title as a sophomore before winning conference titles at both first singles and first doubles as a senior to lead Grove City to its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance and victory with a first-round win over Elizabethtown. Garrett led the Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
Mark Gates	Waynesburg University	2002-06	Brownsville, Pa. / Brownsville
Gates was a four-year standout with the Waynesburg University men’s tennis team. He broke into the collegiate game as a PAC champion at fifth singles. Gates followed that with a third-place finish at fourth singles (2003) and a runner-up effort at third singles (2005). He also earned a pair of third-place efforts at second singles (2002, 2005). Gates was a two-sport athlete at Waynesburg, also spending four years with the Yellow Jacket basketball team.
Brian Gowday	Thiel College	2002-06	Ashtabula, Ohio / Edgewood
Gowday finished second at No. 1 singles and fourth at No. 1 doubles, along with Keith Williams, at the 2006 PAC Championships. In 2005 he placed fourth at No. 1 singles and fourth at No. 1 doubles, along with Dennis Wright, at the conference championships. Gowday and Wright placed fourth at No. 1 doubles at the 2004 PAC Championships. As a freshman in 2003 Gowday took third at No. 1 singles at the conference championships.
Mark Gross	Westminster College	2001-05	Pleasant Unity, Pa. / Mount Pleasant
As a junior in 2004, Gross posted a third-place finish at the PAC Championships in the No. 1 singles flight. Gross was a four-year starter and letter winner for the Titans.
Terry Hartle	Hiram College	1969-73
Hartle was a three-sport student-athlete while at Hiram, but was most accomplished as a tennis player. Twice selected team captain and team Most Valuable Player, he won four varsity letters and teamed with Dave Brown to win the 1972 conference number one doubles title during his junior year. They represented the PAC in the NCAA National Tournament later that spring. As a senior in 1973, he was runner-up in both number one singles and number one doubles, and was named the PAC Most Valuable Player. His four-year record was 28-10 in singles competition and 26-6 in doubles matches. He also earned varsity letters in soccer and basketball. Hartle was inducted into the William H. Hollinger Athletic Hall of Fame at Hiram College in 2006.
King Hartman	Washington & Jefferson College	1955-59
Hartman made an immediate impact on the Washington & Jefferson men’s tennis program, leading the Presidents to 33-straight victories and two conference championships during his career. He was the reigning No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles conference champion in all four years at the College. Hartman was also a two-time conference Most Valuable Player and received the school’s Scholar-Athlete Award in 1959. He was ranked among the top-10 players in the East throughout his career. He also went on to compete on the international level, including a match against the No. 1-ranked Davis Cup player from Italy.
Jim Hayes	Wayne State University	1956-61	Detroit, Mich.
Hayes lettered three years on the Wayne State University men's tennis team under Hall of Fame coach Fred Mulhauser. He lettered in 1959, 1960, and 1961, while also receiving a freshman numeral in 1957. In addition to his bachelor's degree from Wayne State, Hayes received a master's degree in physical education from Wayne State in 1972. In 1959, Wayne State had a 9-2 dual meet record which included wins over Eastern Michigan, Detroit (twice), Central Michigan (twice), Toledo, Cincinnati, John Carroll and Kalamazoo. The Tartars also claimed the PAC title for the fourth consecutive year. The following year, WSU went 6-3 with victories over Detroit, Toledo, Central Michigan (twice), Eastern Michigan and Western Reserve. In 1961, Wayne State compiled a 7-3 dual meet mark with wins over Western Reserve, Detroit (twice), Eastern Michigan (twice), Central Michigan and Toledo. The Tartars extended their streak of PAC championships to six. During his WSU career, Hayes led his team to a dual meet record of 22-8 and three consecutive PAC titles. He also served as team captain in both 1960 and 1961. Individually, he was a four-time conference champion (fourth singles and second doubles in 1959, first singles in 1960, and first doubles in 1961) and a conference finalist at first singles in 1961. Hayes was also selected as the school’s Most Valuable Athlete in 1960 and 1961 and was inducted into the Wayne State Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.
Kevin Houseknecht	Waynesburg University	2005-09	Picture Rocks, Pa. / Hughesville
Houseknecht piled up five combined singles and doubles All-PAC honors over his time at Waynesburg. He took second place in first singles (2009), third at second singles (2007) and second place at fourth singles (2006). Houseknecht was also a PAC runner-up at second doubles (2006) and took third at first doubles (2008).
Kirk Hunter	Bethany College	1964-68	Kalamazoo, Mich. / Portage Township
A 1989 inductee into the Bethany College Hall of Fame, Hunter was a four-year letter winner for the Bison, playing all four seasons at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles. He helped lead the Bison to three-straight PAC Championships in 1966, 1967 and 1968. Individually, he won singles titles in 1965, 1966 and 1968. He was also a four-time doubles champion, partnering with Mike Kurey in 1965 and 1966 before teaming up with his sister Carol to take the doubles title in 1967 and 1968.
Steve Kaufman	Allegheny College	1977-81	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Keystone Oaks
Kaufman finished his career with a 32-19 singles record and 31-12 doubles record. A member of the 1981 and 1982 PAC Championship squads, he was named the league’s Most Valuable Player at the 1980 championships. He also won the number two singles title and teamed with John Mercer to claim the number one doubles flight at the 1981 conference championships. Kaufman was inducted into the Allegheny Hall of Fame as a member of the 1981 PAC Championship team in 2006.
Mike Kluska	Washington & Jefferson College	1985-89	Greensburg, Pa. / Greensburg Cent Catholic
In 2006 Kluska joined 1959 graduate King Hartman as the second men’s tennis player in Washington & Jefferson College history to be inducted into its Athletic Hall of Fame. Kluska, who played three years with King Hartman, Jr., was a four-year letter winner with the tennis program. He made an immediate impact in 1986 when he posted a 10-1 overall record at the No. 1 singles position and claimed the flight title at the PAC Championships. For his efforts, the conference honored him as the Most Valuable Player. Kluska’s success continued throughout his final three years. He won the conference No. 1 singles crown in each of the next three seasons and was also selected as the PAC’s Most Valuable Player every year. In his four years as the College’s No. 1 singles player, Kluska went undefeated in conference matches. He added his fifth conference title as a senior after teaming with Jim Watson to claim the No. 1 doubles championship.
Chris Kruppa	Grove City College	1991-95	Bridgeville, Pa. / Peters Township
Kruppa was an eight-time PAC champion and All-PAC honoree. He won four consecutive titles at second singles, playing behind a teammate who earned MVP honors (Balaji 3, Woffington 1) in each year. He was a conference champion at second doubles as both a freshman (1992) and sophomore (1993) before winning at first doubles in his final two seasons. Kruppa helped the Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
Joe Kurey	Bethany College	1958-1962	Monessen, Pa. / Monessen
One of the pioneers of the men's tennis program at Bethany, Kurey won WVIAC title in 1960 and 1961 before becoming Bethany's first-ever PAC singles champion at No. 1 singles in 1961. Following his playing career, Kurey helped coach the Bison to three-consecutive PAC Championships (1966-68), serving as an assistant on the 1966 squad that posted an undefeated record.
Mike Kurey	Bethany College	1962-66	Monessen, Pa. / Monessen
Kurey was a four-year letter winner and captained Bethany’s first PAC Championship team in 1966. In 1966 he helped lead the Green & White to an undefeated record as well as posting an individual championship at No. 2 singles. He also posted a doubles title in 1966, winning the championship with Kirk Hunter.
Ben Libert	Westminster College	2002-06	McDonald, Pa. / Fort Cherry
Libert’s four-year career as a Titan was one of the most successful in a Westminster uniform. A four-year letter winner and starter, Libert’s No. 3 doubles championship in 2004 alongside older brother John is the only PAC men’s tennis title recorded in school history. His 15-5 singles record in 2004 is the second-best tallied by a Titan, while his 15-4 doubles record is the best in school history. During his career, Libert’s 31-15 singles marker is ranked fifth in Westminster history. He was named the team MVP following his 2004 campaign. As a senior in 2006, Libert earned All-PAC Second Team laurels after finishing second at No. 3 doubles.
John Libert	Westminster College	2000-04	McDonald, Pa. / Fort Cherry
One of the most decorated netters in Titan history, Libert’s 15-5 doubles record in 2004 is the best in school history. His 41-25 career doubles record is the second-best recorded by a Titan. His No. 3 doubles crown in 2004 with brother Ben stands as the only PAC title won in program history. He was a four-year starter and letter winner with the Titans.
Sean Malone	Saint Vincent College	2010-14	Allison Park, Pa. / Hampton
A four-time starter and All-PAC honoree, Malone recorded more wins than any other Bearcat in school history. He was the PAC runner-up at number one singles in 2014 and finished third as part of the Bearcats’ number one doubles tandem. In 2013 he helped Saint Vincent to a runner-up finish at the league championships, falling just two points short of the conference team champion on the final team standings. Malone was also a four-time All-PAC Academic honoree.
Steve Maybeck	Carnegie Mellon University	1981-85	Rochester, N.Y.
Maybeck was part of Carnegie Mellon’s first-ever PAC Championship team in 1985.  He won the No. 1 singles title and paired with Bhaskar Thapa to claim the No. 1 doubles championship as well.
John Mercer	Allegheny College	1980-84	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Mount Lebanon
Mercer posted a career singles record of 25-8 and career doubles record of 23-9 for the Gators. A member of the 1981 and 1982 PAC Championship squads, he won the number one singles flight in 1981, earning league’s Most Valuable Player award. He also teamed with Steve Kaufman to claim the number one doubles title at the 1981 championships. Mercer was inducted into the Allegheny Hall of Fame as a member of the 1981 PAC Championship team in 2006.
Mike Mezerski	Bethany College	1995-99	Triadelphia, W.Va. / Wheeling Park
Mezerski was a four-time conference champion during Bethany’s run of three-straight second-place finishes in 1997, 1998 and 1999. In 1997 he teamed with Markus Overhue to win a league title at No. 1 doubles while also taking home the No. 2 singles crown. In 1998 he moved up to No. 1 singles, posting a runner-up finish. He then won both crowns again in 1999, taking the title at No. 2 singles as well as the No. 1 doubles title with Overheu.
Dave Molitor	Westminster College	2001-05	Gibsonia, Pa. / Pine-Richland
As a junior in 2004, Molitor posted a second-place finish at No. 5 singles to earn All-PAC Second Team Honors at the league championships. He also finished third at No. 2 doubles in 2004. During his final season in 2005, Molitor earned a fourth-place finish in second singles and was named team MVP for his efforts. He was a four-year starter and letter winner with the Titans.
Brent Moon	Grove City College	2002-06	Lima, Ohio / Shawnee
Moon earned PAC Most Valuable Player honors at the 2005 conference championships. A seven-time PAC champion and seven-time All-PAC honoree, he won four straight titles at first doubles. He was the PAC champion at second singles as both a freshman and sophomore before claiming the first singles title as a junior. He dropped a pair of hard-fought, three set matches to finish fourth at first singles as a senior. Moon led the Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
John Moyer	Grove City College	2005-09	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Shady Side Academy
Moyer was a two-time PAC Most Valuable Player, six-time PAC champion and eight-time All-PAC honoree. He was a three-time PAC champion at first doubles (2006-07, 2009) while finishing as a runner-up in 2008. He won a PAC title at second singles as a freshman. After finishing as the runner-up at first singles as a sophomore, he concluded career with consecutive first singles titles in 2008 and 2009. Moyer led Wolverines to four-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
Matt Otis	Waynesburg University	2003-07	Bedford, Pa. / Bedford
Otis made an immediate impact on the Waynesburg University men’s tennis team by being named PAC Most Valuable Player as a freshman in 2004 following an individual title at number one singles. He followed that up with a second-place performance at first singles as a sophomore. Otis was also a two-time runner-up at number-two doubles. Otis also found plenty of success in the classroom and was a three-time member of the PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
Markus Overheu	Bethany College	1997-2001	Bloomingdale, Ohio / Indian Creek
One of the most decorated players in Bethany men's tennis history, Overheu was a three-time PAC  Most Valuable Player, helping the Bison to three-consecutive second-place finishes in the late 1990s. He won his first league MVP as a freshman in 1997, winning at No. 1 singles and at No. 1 doubles. He then repeated the feat in 1999 and 2000. Overall, Overhue was a six-time conference champion.
Mark Phillips	Allegheny College	1980-84	Carnegie, Pa. / Carlynton
Phillips posted a 38-12 career singles record and a 33-15 career doubles mark during his time at Allegheny. A member of back-to-back PAC title-winning teams (1981-82), he was inducted into the Allegheny Hall of Fame as a member of the 1981 PAC Championship team in 2006.
Peter Popovich	Case Western Reserve University	1970-74
Popovich was a two-year captain and helped Case win back-to-back PAC Championships in 1973 and 1974. Individually, he was a PAC singles champion for four-straight years (1971-74) and PAC doubles champion for three-straight seasons (1972-74), earning All-PAC honors in 1973 and 1974. Popovich posted a career singles record of 52-2 as well as a mark of 50-4 in doubles play.
Ed Pritchard	Allegheny College	1977-81	Bedminster, N.J. / Lawrenceville
Pritchard finished his career with a 30-9 singles record and 29-5 doubles record. A member of the 1981 and 1982 PAC Championship squads, he won the number three singles title and teamed with Mark Phillips to win the number two doubles crown at the 1981 league championships. Pritchard was inducted into the Allegheny Hall of Fame as a member of the 1981 PAC Championship team in 2006.
Michael Selm	Thomas More College	2004-07	Cincinnati, Ohio / LaSalle
Selm captured PAC Player of the Year honors at the 2007 conference championships. He posted a third-place finish at first singles in 2006 before winning the number one singles crown in 2007.
Sam Seo	Westminster College	2001-05	Fairfax, Va. / Fairfax
A four-year starter and letter winner with the Titans, Seo’s 31-25 doubles record sits fifth in Westminster history. At the 2004 PAC Championships, the junior finished third at No. 4 singles and No. 2 doubles.
Dr. Chris Shinkman	Thiel College	1958-62
Shinkman, a four-year letter winner with the men’s tennis team, competed on the College’s first intercollegiate tennis team in 1959. He captained the squad, played first singles and was paired with Ron Tripson on the No. 1 doubles team throughout the 1961 and 1962 seasons. Shinkman was inducted into the Thiel College Athletics Hall of Fame in 2013.
Nate Smucker	Waynesburg University	2001-05	Lorain, Ohio / Admiral King
Smucker was a true student-athlete over four years at Waynesburg. The Ohio native was both a PAC singles and doubles champion in 2005 (number six singles, number three doubles). He was a three-time all-PAC doubles finisher from 2002 to 2004 (third place at number three, third place at number three and second place at number three), and added a third-place finish at sixth singles during his junior campaign of 2004. In the classroom, Smucker was a four-time member of the PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
Charles Story	Case Western Reserve University	1973-77
Story was a three-time PAC Most Valuable Player as well as a PAC singles and doubles champion all four years. He went undefeated in singles play with an unblemished record of 41-0 in PAC competition. In doubles action, he ended his career at 35-1 in conference play. Story also competed in the NCAA Championship Tournament twice (1976-77). As a junior, he reached the national tournament’s quarterfinals.
Steve Story	Case Western Reserve University	1975-79
Story was a four-year PAC champion in both singles and doubles, earning all-conference honors all four years. He also qualified for the NCAA Tournament in both singles and doubles play as a freshman. Story posted a career singles record of 53-3 and a career doubles mark of 50-8.
Gary Tan	Washington & Jefferson College	2002-06	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Mount Lebanon
Tan won the number one singles flight and earned PAC Most Valuable Player honors at the 2006 conference championships. A three-time PAC champion, he also won titles at number four singles and number two doubles in 2003. Tan was also a runner-up at number one doubles in 2004.
Brian Taylor	Bethany College	1994-98	Wellsburg, W.Va. / Brooke
Taylor was an All-PAC performer in both golf and  tennis for the Bison. He was a member of Bethany’s second doubles PAC championship tandem in 1998 and earned Second Team All-PAC honors in singles play in 1997 and 1998 and in doubles action in 1997. Taylor was named the team’s MVP in 1995 and earned Bethany’s Coaches’ Award in 1996.
Bhaskar Thapa	Carnegie Mellon University	1981-85	Katmandu, Nepal
Thapa was a member of Carnegie Mellon’s first-ever PAC Championship team in 1985. He teamed with Steve Mayback to win the No. 1 doubles crown.
Ian Webb	Bethany College	1964-68	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Webb helped lead the Bison men's tennis program to all three of their conference championships, including an undefeated season in 1966. In 1966 he captured a pair of titles, earning a singles victory as well as a doubles crown. Webb then went on to win another singles title in 1967 before earning his second doubles championship as a co-captain in 1968.
Keith Williams	Thiel College	2002-06	Washington, Pa. / Washington
Williams finished second at No. 2 singles and fourth at No. 1 doubles, along with Brian Gowday, at the 2006 PAC Championships. In 2005, Williams placed third at No. 2 singles at the conference championships while earning a PAC Player of the Week honor in March. Williams finished third at No. 2 singles and teamed up with Geno Bianco to finish fourth at No. 2 doubles at the 2004 conference championships.
Matt Woffington	Grove City College	1994-97	Mars, Pa. / North Allegheny
Woffington was a two-time PAC Most Valuable Player (1995, 1996), a three-time PAC Champion and five-time All-PAC honoree. He claimed PAC titles at first singles and second doubles as a sophomore in 1995 and repeated as the first singles champion in 1996 and also finished runner-up at first doubles. He was limited to doubles competition as a senior in 1997 due to injury, finishing as the runner-up at first doubles. Woffington helped the Wolverines to three-straight conference titles as part of their current streak of 25 straight.
Dennis Wright	Thiel College	2001-05	Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wright finished third at No. 3 singles and partnered with Brian Gowday to place fourth at No. 1 doubles at the 2005 PAC Championships. In 2004, he finished fourth at No. 3 singles and No. 1 doubles along with Gowday at the conference championships.
Matt Yokitis	Washington & Jefferson College	1999-03	Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Hills
Yokitis claimed a pair of PAC singles titles during his time with the Presidents, winning the number three singles flight in 2000 and the number two singles flight in 2002. He was the runner-up at second singles in 2001 and finished third at second singles in 2003. Yokitis paired with Jordan Genis to win the number one doubles title at the 2001 PAC Championships after the duo finished third in the flight in 2000. Yokitis and Genis also finished as the runners-up in the first doubles flight in 2003.