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2019 King's College Tennis 2019 KING’S COLLEGE TENNIS KIRBY PARK- MAR. 24 & 25, 2019 - 12PM & 3PM 2019 KING’S MEN’S TENNIS SCHEDULE 2019 KING’S WOMEN’S TENNIS SCHEDULE March March 3 (Sun.) vs. Emerson College Orlando, Fla L, 9-0 3 (Sun.) vs. Emerson College Orlando, Fla L, 6-3 4 (Mon.) vs. Trine University Orlando, Fla L, 8-1 4 (Mon.) vs. Trine University Orlando, Fla L, 7-2 5 (Tues.) vs. Regis College Kissimmee, Fla L, 8-1 5 (Tues.) vs. Regis College Kissimmee, Fla L, 8-1 6 (Wed.) vs. Cornerstone University (Mich.) Kissimmee, Fla L, 9-0 6 (Wed.) vs. Alvernia University Kissimmee, Fla L, 7-2 7 (Thu.) vs. Wentworth Institute of Tech. Kissimmee, Fla W, 5-4 6 (Wed.) vs. Cornerstone University (Mich.) Kissimmee, Fla L, 8-1 24 (Sun.) Lebanon Valley College Kirby Park 12 pm 7 (Thu.) vs. Wentworth Institute of Tech. Kissimmee, Fla W, 9-0 25 (Mon.) Clarks Summit University Kirby Park 3:30 pm 24 (Sun.) Lebanon Valley College Kirby Park 12 pm 30 (Sat.) at Manhattanvile College* Purchase, NY 1 pm 25 (Mon.) Clarks Summit University Kirby Park 3:30 pm 31 (Sun.) Marywood University Kirby Park 4 pm 30 (Sat.) at Manhattanvile College* Purchase, NY 1 pm 31 (Sun) Penn State Abington Kirby Park 10 am 31 (Sun) Penn State Abington Kirby Park 10 am April April 6 (Sat.) at Eastern University* St. David’s, PA 1 pm 6 (Sat.) at Eastern University* St. David’s, PA 1 pm 10 (Wed.) DeSales University* Kirby Park 3:30 pm 10 (Wed.) DeSales University* Kirby Park 3:30 pm 13 (Sat.) at Delaware Valley University* Doylestown, PA 1 pm 13 (Sat.) at Delaware Valley University* Doylestown, PA 1 pm 18 (Thu.) at Misericordia University* Dallas, PA 3:30 pm 17 (Wed.) at Misericordia University* Dallas, PA 3:30 pm 24 (Wed.) Wilkes University* Kirby Park 4 pm 23 (Tues.) Wilkes University* Kirby Park 4 pm 25 (Thu.) at Moravian College Bethlehem, PA 4 pm 25 (Thu.) at Moravian College Bethlehem, PA 4 pm 27 (Sat.) FDU-Florham* Kirby Park 1 pm 27 (Sat.) FDU-Florham* Kirby Park 1 pm * - MAC Freedom game * - MAC Freedom game Live stats at https://kingscollegeathletics.com/sidearmstats/baseball/summary Live stats at https://kingscollegeathletics.com/sidearmstats/baseball/summary Bold denotes home game played at Betzler Field Bold denotes home game played at Betzler Field All dates and times (ET) are subject to change All dates and times (ET) are subject to change 2019 MAC FREEDOM STANDINGS MEET A MONARCH... MEN WOMEN Conference Overall Conference Overall NICK HOLLAND (As of Mar. 21) W-L W-L (As of Mar. 21) W-L W-L Eastern 0-0 2-1 Eastern 0-0 2-0 A freshman hailing from FDU - Florham 0-0 4-3 FDU - Florham 0-0 8-1 Oswegeo, New York, Holland joined Wilkes 0-0 4-3 Delaware Valley 0-0 3-1 DeSales 0-0 4-4 Wilkes 0-0 5-2 the Monarchs at the beginning of Delaware Valley 0-0 1-1 DeSales 0-0 7-3 their 2018 fall season. King’s 0-0 2-5 Misericordia 0-0 4-3 Before joining King’s tennis Manhattanville 0-0 1-4 Manhattanville 0-0 1-1 Misericordia 0-0 0-0 King’s 0-0 3-5 Holland was a four-year letter winner Follow Monarch Athletics on in highschool and was named Second Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Team All-Section Three for doubles - facebook.com/kingsmonarchs as a sophmore as well as Honorable - twitter.com/kingsmonarchs - instagram.com/kingsmonarchs Mention All-Section Three for No. 1 doubles as a senior. In the rookie’s first semester, A REMINDER...The Middle Atlantic Conference and King’s College welcome you to today’s contest. The MAC promotes good sportsmanship by student- he went the farthest of all Monarch athletes, coaches, and spectators. We encourage your cooperation by supporting the men in the MAC Individual participants and officials in a positive manner. Profanity, racial or sexist comments, Championships making it to the finals of the No.7 flight. Holland has also or other intimidating actions directed at officials, student-athletes, coaches, or team contributed already in the spring, making a comeback win in Florida against representatives will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal from the site of Wentworth Insititute of Technology that propelled King’s to a 5-4 victory. He competition. The consumption or possession of alcoholic beverages or tobacco won in three sets of 6-3, 6-4 and 10-8. products is prohibited. Thank you for your cooperation. VS. LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE & CLARKS SUMMIT UNIVERSITY MEN’S ROSTERS WOMEN’S ROSTERS KING’S MONARCHS (3-5, 0-0 MAC FREEDOM) KING’S MONARCHS (4-5, 0-0 MAC FREEDOM) Name Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School Name Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School Nick Harth Fr. 5-10 Pittston, PA/Pittston Area Natalie Coffee Sr. 5-7 West Nanticoke, PA/Holy Redeemer Emily Fernandez So. 5-8 Shirley, NY/William Floyd Nick Holland Fr. 5-7 Oswego, NY/Oswego Martina Gale Jr. 5-3 Bethlehem, PA/Liberty Jason Homschek So. 5-10 Pittston, PA/Pittston Area Cailyn Hillier Jr. 5-4 Winslow, ME/Winslow Jeremy Henegan Sr. 5-10 Newton, NJ/Newton Prabhjot Kaur So. 5-7 Schuylkill Haven, PA/Blue Mountain Austin Mackey So. 6-0 P eckville, PA/Valley View Mikayla Reynolds Fr. 5-2 Dallas, PA/Dallas Diana Rodriguez So. 5-5 Wilkes-Barre, PA/Coughlin Tyler Millan Jr. 6-1 Huntingdon Valley, PA/Lower Moreland Alyssa Santarelli Jr. 5-4 Jessup, PA/Valley View Cameron Tuck Jr. 5-6 Shavertown, PA/Dallas Kelsey Schneider Fr. 5-4 Emmaus, PA/Emmaus Thea Seasock Sr. 5-5 Kingston, PA/Holy Redeemer Head Coach: Bill Eydler (40th year, King’s ’70) Assistant Coaches: Tony Bevevino, Troy Haas, Terry Briggs, Emily Kabalka Alexis Zalutko So. 5-5 Nescopeck, PA/Berwick Area Head Coach: Bill Eydler (40th year, King’s ’70) Assistant Coaches: Tony Bevevino, Troy Haas, Terry Briggs, Emily Kabalka LEB VALLEY DUTCHMEN (3-5, 0-0 MAC COMMONWEALTH) LEB VALLEY DUTCHMEN (2-5, 0-0 MAC COMMONWEALTH) Name Yr. Hometown/High School Name Yr. Hometown/High School Jeffery Bauer Fr. York, PA/Spring Grove Zoe Birch So. Pottstown, PA/Pottsgrove Tim Cheng So. Lebanon, PA/Cedar Crest Elizabeth Drda Sr. Camp Hill, PA/Camp Hill William Harriger Fr. Chambersburg, PA/Chambersburg Rachel Duong Sr. Harrisburg, PA/Harrisburg Academy Ben Hinkley So. Denver, PA/Cocalico Melanie Haas Jr. Mohrsville, PA/Hamburg Elliot Kleckner Gr. Columbia, PA/Hempfield Haley Lutz Fr. Columbia, PA/Columbia Thomas Lezon Jr. Washington, NJ/Warren Hills Regional Meridyth Sanders So. Thomas, PA/James Buchanan Blake Martin Jr. Manheim, PA/Manheim Central Kaitlyn Welch So. Elizabethtown, PA/Elizabethtown Samuel Miller So. Allentown, PA/William Allen Emily Wilczek So. Lancaster, PA/Conestoga Valley Reed Morris Fr. Elizabethtown, PA/Lower Dauphin Leah Wingert So. Greencastle, PA/James Buchanan Brian Sayre Fr. Harrisburg, PA/Susquehanna Abigail Yearick Fr. Lewistown, PA/Mifflin County Justin Schuetz Fr. Mohnton, PA/Berks Catholic Luke Senft So. Spring Grove, PA/Spring Grove Head Coach: Joy Graeff David To Jr. Lancaster, PA/JP McCaskey Assistant Coaches: Samantha Laubenstine, Cliff Myers, Nicole Kracum Johnathon Yenser So. Womelsdorf, PA/Tulpehocken Head Coach: Dave Remsburg Assistant Coaches: Jeff Robbins and Jordan Heavel (‘18) CLARKS SUMMIT DEFENDERS (0-0, 0-0 CSAC) CLARKS SUMMIT DEFENDERS (0-0, 0-0 CSAC) Name Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School Name Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School Erik Bixby Fr. 5-11 Montrose, PA/Montrose Area Lauren Fadale So. 5-6 Buffalo, NY/Swwet Home Dennis Gray Jr. Jr. 6-0 Clinton, MD/From the Heart Christian Alyssa Gawrys Jr. 5-4 Chester, NH/Tabernacle Christian Evan Griffen So. 6-0 Galeton, PA/Galeton Area Hannah Knapp Jr. 5-2 Millerton, PA/Upton lake Christian Hugh Hayner Jr. 6-0 Sunbury,PA/Northumberland Christian Rebecca Maholic Gr. 5-3 Bellefonta, PA/Centre County Christian Jordan Johansen Fr. 6-2 Olathe, KS/Lone Pine Academy Hannah Smith Fr. 5-6 Wales, MA/Home School Noah Macey Jr. 5-11 Crown Point, NY/Crown Point Central Sabrina Stratton Gr. 5-6 Palmer, AK/Twindly Bridge Charter Evan Michel Fr. 5-11 Jarrettsville, MD/North Harford Natalie Tuffy Sr. 5-4 Scott Township, PA/Lakeland Sam Taylor Fr. 5-9 Mifflintown, PA/Juniata Mennonite Kelly Arp Head Coach: Josh Arp Head Coach: .
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