14—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, April 15, 1987
Wittman succeeds at more than tennis
By LEW BOSCO
Collegian Sports Writer
Most athletes who master a sport begin playing
the game at an early age. For example, when they
were five years old both Pete Rose and Jimmy
Connors were playing their respective sports.
There are, however, some exceptions to such
head starts on success. Senior Donna Wittman, co
captain of the women's tennis team, is one of those
exceptions.
Wittman, an accounting major from Pittsburgh,
didn't even pick up a tennis racket until she was 14.
Her brother, David, played tennis for Baldwin
High School and was the first person to interest her
in the game. He eventually talked her into trying
out for the Baldwin women's team.
"I didn't really think I was very good when I
went out for the team," Wittman said. "I had only
played with David every so often. I made the team
my freshman year, although I didn't start until the
following year."
From that point, Wittman started playing tennis
every day and gained mope and more interest in
the game. She decided she wanted to take lessons
in order to improve her play.
"The lessons I wanted to take cost $2l an hour,"
she said. "So when I was 15 I got a full-time job
during the summer to pay for them. They really
helped me get better, but I still didn't think I was
as good as I should have been at that point. Our
high school program was really weak and I didn't
get a chance to gain a lot of solid match experi
ence."
As a result, Wittman entered and played in a
number of tournaments the following summer and
obtained the experience she lacked. When it was
time to decide on a college to attend, Wittman
wanted to play tennis at Penn State, but she knew
she would have to make the team on her own.
"Since our high school program was not well
known, I wasn't able to be recruited," she said.
"At first I wasn't sure I could even try out for the
team but decided to take a chance."
At the time, Head Coach Jan Bortner had never
seen Wittman play, but he couldn't help but know
about her because her older sister Diane worked at
the Penn State Tennis Club.
"Before she tried out for the team, Diane kept
telling me that Donna was going to play on the
team when she got here," Bortner said. "Donna's
biggest weakness was that she lacked physical
strength, but I decided to take her as a walk-on."
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Donna Wittman has conquered more than just tennis opponents during her career at Penn State. The senior
co•captain of the women's tennis team is an Academic All-American and Lion Ambassadors
Bortner is glad that he made that choice.
"Donna has done a great job every year, espe
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she has the ability of raising her game a notch. She
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is very intelligent and knows what it takes to be a
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But making the squad as a walk-on is not the.
only big accomplishment in her four-year career
at Penn State. Wittman was named an Academic
All-Atlantic 10 Conference player this year and
last, and was named an Academic All-American
this year. She is the only person on the team who
has garnered these honors. To qualify for Academ
ic All-Conference status, a player must maintain
at least a 3.2 grade point average and start in at
least 70 percent of the matches.
One would think that would be enough work to
keep a person more than busy, but Wittman's is
also involved in other activities.
She is a member of Lion Ambassadors, a group
of students who work with alumni to promote the
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management society. To top it off, Wittman also
works part time as a research assistant for Arthur
Patterson Jury Analysts, Inc. in State College.
Looking back on her tennis career at Penn State,
Wittman finds it hard to believe it's coming to a
close, but there are special moments which she
will always remember.
"The four years have gone by so fast," she said.
"I would Ilve to say the most exciting moment
was when the team won the Eastern Regionals by
one-half point over Boston College back in 1985.
"I am most proud of the way I came back earlier
this season from my shoulder injury," she added.
"I injured it over Christmas .and wasn't sure I'd
play at all this spring. I was out for a month and a
half, but was determined to work my way back
into the lineup."
After graduation, Wittman plans to play in a
number of tournaments this summer. When the
summer ends, she might be putting the racket
away in order to concentrate on her accounting
career at Arthur Young, a Big Eight accounting
firm in Pittsburgh.
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6004.
TIRED OF THE noise of down
town apartments? Cramped
space at soaring costs isn't your
idea of an ideal place to live?
Then check the Highland Tower,
At last an apartment building for
graduate students and profes
sionals who desire a small, quiet,
modern apartment with all ame
nities. Located in the heart of
towntown State College, High
land Tower is devoted to a quiet
residential atmosphere. Free
parking. 1 and 2 bedrooms, $425
to $460 plus utilities. 234-6004.
3 BEDROOM APARTMENT near
Nittany Mall. $425 plus heat. 238-
2431.
3BR TOWNHOUSE SIX blocks to
campus. August lease, 12 month
$625 plus utilities. 238-4408.
2BR APT. NEAR campus, $575;
2br apt., 16 blks, $395; Ibr apt., 16
blks, $295; Ibr apt. 2 blks, fur
nished, non-smoker only, June,
$395 plus; Private rooms, quiet
non-smoking women only, fur
nished. 238-4408.
HOLY
WEEK
WORSHIP
10PM Worship at the Grace Lutheran Church
(Corner of Beaver and Garner)
Wednesday April 15 Fesitval of Holy Communion
Thursday April 16— Maundy Thursday Communion and Foot Washing
Friday April 17 —Good Friday Tenebrae
Special Midweek Services
Wednesday April 15 7AM Holy Communion Eisenhower Chapel f
Wednesday, April 15 —BPM to 12PM Ecumenical Vigil for Peace and Justice, Eisenhower Chapel 1
Friday April 17— Noon to 3PM Ecmenical Good Friday Service, Eisenhower Chapel 1
Saturday April 18 Easter Vigil and First Easter Communion-11 PM Grace Lutheran Church
Easter Services Holy Communion
6:30 AM Eisenhower Chapel, 10:00AM-Eisenhower Chapel, 5:30 PM-Eisenhower Chapel
Monday April 20
Emmaus walk with Easter Communion. Meet at Eisenhower Chapel at 7 PM
The Daily Collegian Wednesday, April 15, 1987-15
2, 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS— 2,3, BEDROOM apartments- 2/3
2/3 mile to campus-very large-9 mile to campus- very large- 9 1/2
1/2 and 12 month leases. Great and 12 month leases. Great
prices. Call 238-3153. Leave rrres- prices Call 238-3153, leave mes
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