Green Mountain College Men's Tennis

Panasci enters his sixth year with the men's program after joining the Green Mountain staff in 2011 and has compiled a 16-40 record while making in roads to strengthen the program. Under Coach Panasci's watchful eye, Green Mountain produced its only North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Rookie of the Year in 2013 along with three All-Conference selections. In 2014, Panasci's team was selected for two more All-Conference honors which helped him earn his first NAC Coach of the Year award. Panasci would repeat as NAC Coach of the year in 2015 as he helped to develop GMC's first-ever NAC Player of the Year recipient along with two All-Conference players. The team also finished with its best-ever NAC record at 7-5 and made the NAC playoffs for the first time in program history. A 2009 Castleton State College graduate, Ted Panasci brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience.  Panasci helped the Spartans capture three consecutive NAC Championships (06-09), was named the team's most valuable player during the 2007 season and served as team captain in his senior season.  During his tenure at Castleton, Panasci was also a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee and attended the 2007 NCAA Division III National Leadership Conference.  Most recently, Panasci served as the assistant tennis coach at The Sage Colleges where he received his Master's in Community Health Education. Ted Panasci enters his sixth year with the men's program after joining the Green Mountain staff in 2011 and has compiled a 16-40 record while making in roads to strengthen the program. Under Coach Panasci's watchful eye, Green Mountain produced its only North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Rookie of the Year in 2013 along with three All-Conference selections. In 2014, Panasci's team was selected for two more All-Conference honors which helped him earn his first NAC Coach of the Year award. Panasci would repeat as NAC Coach of the year in 2015 as he helped to develop GMC's first-ever NAC Player of the Year recipient along with two All-Conference players. The team also finished with its best-ever NAC record at 7-5 and made the NAC playoffs for the first time in program history. A 2009 Castleton State College graduate, Ted Panasci brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience.  Panasci helped the Spartans capture three consecutive NAC Championships (06-09), was named the team's most valuable player during the 2007 season and served as team captain in his senior season.  During his tenure at Castleton, Panasci was also a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee and attended the 2007 NCAA Division III National Leadership Conference.  Most recently, Panasci served as the assistant tennis coach at The Sage Colleges where he received his Master's in Community Health Education.