Retired from the University in December, 1995 after a 40-year career as both a coach and an administrator
Coached the golf team for 27 seasons with 14 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Division III National Championships and a ranking in the Top 20 every year from 1982-1995
Finished in the top 10 at nationals five times from 1989-1995
NCAA Division III District II Coach of the Year three times
University Athletic Association Coach of the Year six times
In 1993, he received the Gordin Citation for longtime contributions to intercollegiate golf
Retired as the Associate Director of Men's Athletics at the University in 1991
Graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 1952 where he lettered in football and baseball
Earned an M.S. in Physical Education from Springfield College in 1955
Joined Rochester's football staff in 1955
From 1963-68, he had a 26-21 record as Rochester's head football coach
Coached baseball from 1960-64 (37-17 record) and assisted with basketball from 1955-60
