Behrend collegian. (Erie, Pa.) 1971-1988, May 18, 1972, Image 6

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Bob AAcPherson is^^ 4
Athlete of the Week
Bob “Skinny” McPherson the number one man on
Behrend’s Tennis team has beaten every man he has faced
and is the only person on the team to be undefeated in
singles. Bob attributes his successfulness to the coaching of
Coach Lauffer.
"Skinny" McPherson
Is Athlete of Week
byTony Alo
Ass’L Sports Editor
Bob “Skinny” McPherson has
been selected as this week’s
Athlete of the Week. Bob is the
first tennis player to receive the
award this spring.
Coming from Churchill High
School in Pittsburgh, the fresh
man took over as the first man on
the Behrend’s tennis team. In the
first eight matches this year, he
has beaten every man he has
faced and is the only person on
the team to be undefeated in
singles. In fact he may be one of
Behrend’s hopefuls in the
rapidly approaching Region 19
Tournament coming up on May
18, 19, and 20. His record will be
the strong factor that will
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determine where he will be
seeded in the tournament.
Coach Lauffer made several
comments in regard to
McPherson. The coach stressed
how important it was to win the
point at the first position in a dual
match and he feels Bob is doing
an outstanding job for a fresh
man. Another point is that he is
always willing to learn how to
play better and he always has a
good attitude, which is im
portant. But perhaps the most
impressive thing about
McPherson is his ability to win in
pressure situations. So far this
year every opponent has given
him good competition or has
almost beaten him.
Bob also made a few comments
in reference to this honor. He
feels the team has given him the
support he needs to do the job at
the first position. He also
elaborated on the fact that the
main reason he has been as
successful as he had is because of
the ability of Coach Lauffer. Bob
feels Mr. Lauffer has been the
best coach in his career and has
given him many pointers about
the game. The Regional tour
nament will be a real test to
McPherson’s ability and he is
hoping to represent Behrend as a
successful participant.
Behrend Collegian
Tennis Tournament
Commences Today
Behrend Campus is hosting the
Region 19 Tennis tournament
starting today and continuing.
through Saturday. Coach Lauffer
from Behrend feels this is one of
the most important events
Behrend has ever hosted. It will
be a prime opportunity to -see
some great tennis from this
portion of the country. Region 19
consists of all members of the
NJCAA in the states of Penn-,
sylvania, New Jersey and
Maryland. WWYN radio will be
here to cover the tourney
through its entirety.
Starting on Thursday May 18,
at 1 p.m., it will continue through
Friday and finally conclude
Saturday with' semi-finals and
finals. The semi-finals will begin
at 9 a.m. Saturday with finals
begining at the conclusion of those
eliminations. Awards will then be
presented at the end of the finals.
When the coaches meet at 11
a.m. Thursday they will have a
difficult time setting up the
ladder for the tournament. From
the eight teams entered at least
all of the first men from their
team have a chance at the trophy.
The teams and their members
are as follows:
“CAMDEN”
Mark Silverman
BurtTurkoelu
Jack Worrall
Ed Siegle
MONTGOMERY (Rockville)
Brian Tennery 9-2
Mike Hahn 12-0
John Fahrner l l-l
Bill O’Brien 11-l
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Terry Durbin
Barry Wilson
Paul Morgan
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Pat Bradshaw
Brian Dalrymple
Bill Porozok
Andy Kuartek
CUMBERLAND C.C.
Jim Breech
Bill Robinson
Dan Halter
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CATQNSVILLE
Eddie Sigelman
Louis Dilguff
Wayne Roach
Steve Tennant
BEHREND
Bob McPherson
Jay Baker
Joe Sherchik
Jim Lyons
Some of the players that have a
chance at the crown are
Sigelman, Tennery, Hahn, Work
man, Breech, Bradshaw, and
Behrend’s Bob McPherson.
Maryland has already had their
own tennis tournament this year.
The tournament known as the
JUCO was won by Tennery over
Sigelman by default. Perhaps as
a result of that, Tennery may
receive the number one seed, but
earlier this year Sigelman had
beaten Tennery 6-1, 6-2. Sigelman
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has also beaten Workman 6-2,6-3,
in an earlier match. Workman
however will be the defending
champion of the tourney and
would like to go home as a two
time winner of the District
match. Also the runner-up from
last year will be returning. He is
Mike Hahn from Montgomery
and also has a good chance to
take it all. However, Hahn is
playing number two man on his
team behind Brian Tennery. Of
course Bob McPherson Jay
Baker, Joe Sherchik and Jim
Lyons will be doing their best for
Behrend. This tournament should
prove to be interesting and
educational for everybody who
enjoys the game.
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