Cleveland State Vikings men's tennis

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Cleveland State Vikings men's tennis
Cleveland State Vikings wordmark.svg
University Cleveland State University
Head coachBrian Etzkin (15th season)
Conference Horizon
Location Cleveland, OH
Home CourtMedical Mutual Tennis Pavilion
Nickname Vikings
ColorsForest green and white [1]
   
NCAA Tournament appearances
2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2018, 2019
Conference regular season champions
2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2018, 2019

The Cleveland State Vikings men's tennis team represents Cleveland State University in NCAA Division I college tennis. The team belongs to the Horizon League and plays home matches at the Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion. [2] The Vikings are currently led by head coach Brian Etzkin. Cleveland State dropped tennis as a sport following the 1991–1992 school year. Tennis was brought back for the 1999–2000 school year.

Contents

Championships

2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2018, 2019 [3]

Record by year

SchoolSeasonRecord(Conf. Record)Postseason
Fenn College 19321–1–1(N/A)--
Fenn College 19331–4–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19343–1–2(N/A)--
Fenn College 1935N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 1936N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 1937N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 1938N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 1939N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 19401–4–1(N/A)--
Fenn College 19416–4–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19423–4–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 1943N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 1944N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 1945N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 1946N/A(N/A)--
Fenn College 19475–6–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19481–9–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19493–9–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19502–9–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19519–2–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 195210–1–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19538–5–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 195410–1–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19553–9–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19569–1–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19572–8–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19581–9–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19592–8–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19601–8–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19611–6–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19622–8–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19631–10–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19642–6–0(N/A)--
Fenn College 19652–7–0(N/A)--
Cleveland State 19662–6–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19670–11–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19681–10–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19697–6–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19705–9–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19715–6–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19727–5–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19733–7–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19748–2–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19756–4–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19760–10–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19771–8–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19785–5–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19795–4–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19803–7–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19814–11–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 198213–7–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19832–7–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19844–4–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19858–4–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19863–16–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19872–9–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19889–14–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 198918–10–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19900–16–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19910–10–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 19921–12–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 1993N/A(N/A)--
Cleveland State 1994N/A(N/A)--
Cleveland State 1995N/A(N/A)--
Cleveland State 1996N/A(N/A)--
Cleveland State 1997N/A(N/A)--
Cleveland State 1998N/A(N/A)--
Cleveland State 1999N/A(N/A)--
Cleveland State 20001–16–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 20012–17–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 20029–19–0(?-?)--
Cleveland State 2003 ?-?-?(?-?)--
Cleveland State 2004 ?-?-?(?-?)--
Cleveland State 2005 ?-?-?(?-?)--
Cleveland State 200610–12–0(2–3)--
Cleveland State 200718–8–0(4–1)--
Cleveland State 200820–6–0(7–0)NCAA Tournament
Cleveland State 200920–7–0(7–0)NCAA Tournament
Cleveland State 201021–6–0(7–0)NCAA Tournament
Cleveland State 201114–7–0(7–0)NCAA Tournament
Cleveland State 201212–12–0(4–3)
Cleveland State 201315-8-0(5–1)NCAA Tournament
Cleveland State 201417-8-0(4-2)
Cleveland State 201514-12-0(2-4)
Cleveland State 201610-17-0(2-5)
Cleveland State 201717-11-0(6-1)NCAA Tournament
Cleveland State 201819-8-0(6-0)NCAA Tournament
Cleveland State 20196-6-0(0-0)
Total?? years?-?-?(?-?)4 Postseason bids

NCAA Tournament history

SeasonEliminated RoundTeams DefeatedLost To
2008First RoundOhio State
2009First RoundKentucky
2010First RoundKentucky
2011First RoundKentucky
2013First RoundOhio State
2018First RoundMichigan
2019First RoundOhio State

Head coaching history

#NameYearsRecord
1 Homer E. Woodling 1932—19343–6–3
2 William Patterson 1940—194210–12–1
3 Homer E. Woodling 1947—19475–6–0
4 Foster Miller 1948—195546–45–0
5 Richard Gulbenkian 1956—19569–1–0
6 Homer E. Woodling 1957—19572–8–0
7 Charles Simonian 1958—19581–9–0
8 Bill Gallagher 1959—19592–8–0
9 Homer E. Woodling 1960—19659–45–0
10 George Ficken 1966—19662–6–0
11 James Carpenter 1967—19670–11–0
12 William Clarke 1968—197225–36–0
13 Klass DeBoer 1973—197718–31–0
14 James Malone 1978—197910–9–0
15 Steve Parker 1980—19803–7–0
16 John Luoma 1981—198319–25–0
17 Dick Kenney 1984—19844–4–0
18 Robert Malaga 1985—198940–53–0
19 John Bondea 1990—19921–38–0
20 Teresa Baker 2000—20001–16–0
21 Sandy Geringer 2001—20012–17–0
22 Brian Etzkin 2002—81–69–0 (men's)

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