Coached men's tennis for 42 years and squash for 44 years
Under his guidance, the men's tennis team was represented at nationals every year-either as a team or on an individual basis-for 22 straight years
His tennis teams were ranked in Division III's Top 30 every year from 1983-97
Five were ranked in the Top 10, including a best-ever fifth in 1987
NCAA's Division III National Coach of the Year in 1990
11 of his players earned 20 All-America honors
Coached one national doubles champion (Bob Swartout and Alex Gaeta), one national singles runnerup (Scott Milener), and one national doubles runnerup (Scott Milener and Bob Hession)
Guided the squash team Top 20 rankings, including placements of 11, 12, and 13 (NOTE: the squash team had about 2 or 3 rankings below 20 at the end)
Presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Intercollegiate Squash Racquets Association in 2000
Outstanding squash and tennis player in his prime
Inducted into the Frontier Field Walk of Fame in Summer, 2000
The University's newly constructed outdoor tennis courts have been named in his honor
