Keystone College Men's Tennis

Erney's third season as Keystone Colleges head coach for the mens and womens tennis teams. A graduate of nearby Misericordia University, Coach Erney was a four-year member of the Cougars mens tennis program and helped both Keystone's men's and women's teams take great strides at his first three years at the helm of both programs. Coach Erney guided the 2015 women's tennis team to their most successful season since the fall of 2012 as the Giants went 5-8 overall including a 4-6 record in Colonial States Athletic Conference play.  The Giants finished seventh in the conference standings.  Following the season, freshman Devinne Scott and junior Kelly Corcoran were named Honorable Mention All-CSAC at #3 doubles.  In the spring, Coach Erney led the men's team to a 1-9 overall record including a 1-6 mark in the CSAC.  In the spring, Coach Erney's men's team posted a 1-9 overall record while going 1-6 in the CSAC.  The Giants also captured theCSAC 3-D award for the second time in program history. In the fall of 2014, Coach Erney's women's team posted a 2-11 overall record while going 2-8 in CSAC play.  The Giants, who did not have any seniors on the roster, won conference matches over Notre Dame of Maryland and Rosemont College during the season.  In the spring, Coach Erney's men's squad posted a 1-10 overall mark including a 1-6 record in conference play.  A total of six women's players and three men's players also earned CSAC All-Academic Team honors for excellence in the classroom after their seasons. In his first season at Keystone, Coach Erney led the Giants' women's team to a 4-11 overall record including a 3-7 mark in CSAC play in the fall of 2013. The Giants posted a four-match winning streak during the middle of the season. During the spring, Coach Erney built the men's tennis team's roster up from three returners to an eight-man roster, while leading the the Giants to a 1-11 record including a 1-7 mark in the CSAC.  Keystone posted an 8-1 victory at Rosemont College to earn their lone victory of the season.  Sophomore John Masten was named Honorable Mention All-CSAC at number five singles following the season.  The team was also honored as the CSAC 3-D Award recipient. While playing at Misericordia, Erney posted a total of 16 wins including seven victories in singles play and nine in doubles action. As a junior in 2011, Erney was honored as the Cougars recipient of the Coaches Award. Erney, who played at Jim Thorpe High School, graduated from Misericordia in 2012. 2013    4-11 (3-7 CSAC) 2014    2-11 (2-8 CSAC) 3 seasons  11-30 (.268) overall / 9-21 (.300) CSAC 2014    1-11 (1-6 CSAC) 2015    1-10 (1-6 CSAC) 3 seasons  3-30 (.090) overall / 3-18 (.143) CSAC 2013    5-22 (4-13 CSAC) 2014    3-21 (3-14 CSAC) 3 seasons  14-60 (.189) overall / 12-39 (.235) CSAC   Agyemang, Nana Bayly, C.J. Brogna, Ace Clarke, Justin Cooper, Brad Cox, Noel Cross, Rob Dunber, Tim Erney, Matt Fallon, Kirk Gaitan, Jessica Grimaldi, Dr. Matthew Haas, Phil Hadzimichalis, Caitlin Harvey, Neil Haynes, Derrick Howard, Doreen Irwin, Ashley Joyce, Jordan Lauer, Darren Lewis, Rebecca Livingston, Ryan Mason, Steve Mellott, Adrienne Michlik, Anthony Mytych, Steven Open, Position Open, Position Petriello, Paul Rosenberg, Greg Ross, Dr. Mac Schaeffer, Mariah Schmidt, Peter Schneck, Joe Shevchik, Jamie Smyth, Ryan Stanavitch, Vicki Stauder, Joe Straub, Austin Weisbach, Kevin Wentz, Nicole  Full Staff  expand The 2015-16 year marked Matt Erney's third season as Keystone Colleges head coach for the mens and womens tennis teams. A graduate of nearby Misericordia University, Coach Erney was a four-year member of the Cougars mens tennis program and helped both Keystone's men's and women's teams take great strides at his first three years at the helm of both programs. Coach Erney guided the 2015 women's tennis team to their most successful season since the fall of 2012 as the Giants went 5-8 overall including a 4-6 record in Colonial States Athletic Conference play.  The Giants finished seventh in the conference standings.  Following the season, freshman Devinne Scott and junior Kelly Corcoran were named Honorable Mention All-CSAC at #3 doubles.  In the spring, Coach Erney led the men's team to a 1-9 overall record including a 1-6 mark in the CSAC.  In the spring, Coach Erney's men's team posted a 1-9 overall record while going 1-6 in the CSAC.  The Giants also captured theCSAC 3-D award for the second time in program history. In the fall of 2014, Coach Erney's women's team posted a 2-11 overall record while going 2-8 in CSAC play.  The Giants, who did not have any seniors on the roster, won conference matches over Notre Dame of Maryland and Rosemont College during the season.  In the spring, Coach Erney's men's squad posted a 1-10 overall mark including a 1-6 record in conference play.  A total of six women's players and three men's players also earned CSAC All-Academic Team honors for excellence in the classroom after their seasons. In his first season at Keystone, Coach Erney led the Giants' women's team to a 4-11 overall record including a 3-7 mark in CSAC play in the fall of 2013. The Giants posted a four-match winning streak during the middle of the season. During the spring, Coach Erney built the men's tennis team's roster up from three returners to an eight-man roster, while leading the the Giants to a 1-11 record including a 1-7 mark in the CSAC.  Keystone posted an 8-1 victory at Rosemont College to earn their lone victory of the season.  Sophomore John Masten was named Honorable Mention All-CSAC at number five singles following the season.  The team was also honored as the CSAC 3-D Award recipient. While playing at Misericordia, Erney posted a total of 16 wins including seven victories in singles play and nine in doubles action. As a junior in 2011, Erney was honored as the Cougars recipient of the Coaches Award. Erney, who played at Jim Thorpe High School, graduated from Misericordia in 2012. 2013    4-11 (3-7 CSAC) 2014    2-11 (2-8 CSAC) 3 seasons  11-30 (.268) overall / 9-21 (.300) CSAC 2014    1-11 (1-6 CSAC) 2015    1-10 (1-6 CSAC) 3 seasons  3-30 (.090) overall / 3-18 (.143) CSAC 2013    5-22 (4-13 CSAC) 2014    3-21 (3-14 CSAC) 3 seasons  14-60 (.189) overall / 12-39 (.235) CSAC