14--The Daily Collegian Friday, Sept. 24, 1982
Netmen travel to Navy Invite
By STEVE.TOW
Collegian Sports Writer
The loss of scholarship players may hurt the men's
tennis team this year, but the lack of an individual
standout may be the solidifying ingredient the Lions need.
"We've got a lot of support within our team," newly
appointed captain and No. 1 singles player Jeff Factor
said. "Everybody gets along." •
Penn State will be traveling to Annapolis today to
compete in'the Naval Academy tournament after finishing
a disappointing fourth in the . Bloomsburg Invitational two
weeks ago. .
Lion Coach Holmes Cathrall was obviously unhappy
with the results of that tournament.
"If ybu don't win, you don't feel good about it," he said.
"When you're fourth, you don't feel happy." •
Actually, Penn State's performance was not as bad as it
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"I think he did well, he came back and beat the second
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Despite losing all the doubles players last year to
graduation, Cathrall has been able to turn the doubles into
one of the Lions' strengths.
"Doubles will be really strong," Factor, who is also a
doubles player, said. "We'll (Factor and Christian) do
well as first doubles. He's a lefty and I'm a righty we
complement each other really well."
One bright note for the Lions after Bloomsburg is that
they finished just one point behind Navy, the host team for
this weekend's tournament.
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The women's golf team tees off in
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