Post University Men's Tennis

Howard Rob Howard, the 2016 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Women's Tennis Coach of the Year, begins his eighth season as the head mens and womens tennis coach at Post University in 2016-17.   Howard guided the Eagles women's team to unprecedented heights in 2016 as they finished with a 13-7 record and earned their first-ever CACC Tournament bid. Post was regionally-ranked throughout the year. On the men's side, he coached Nikola Crevlin to a 6-0 record in CACC play, including a victory over the region's #1 singles player Jui Mao of Concordia. The Eagles were the only team in the CACC to score a singles victory against Concordia since 2012. In 2014, he mentored ITA East Regional Singles Champions Liza Dubrovskaya and Martin Munoz. Howard guided the Eagles men's team to their first-ever CACC Tournament appearance in 2014 with a record of 8-11. Alejandro Perez picked up the most singles victories in school history with 12 on the year. The team of Nicholas Tadros and Peter Fanous tied the program record with nine doubles victories. In 2012-13, the Eagles set a program record with six victories. Howard mentored Nicholas Tadros, the first All-CACC honoree in program history. Tadros set the school record with nine doubles victories and also amassed six singles wins.    During the 2011-12 season, Howard guided the mens program to a record three-match winning streak from March 29 April 3. The Eagles earned victories over American International, Caldwell and Bloomfield. At the end of the win streak, freshman Dreshawn Lewis was named the CACC Rookie of the Week, after he claimed victories in his last four matches of the week.   In 2010-11, Howard mentored Danny Bonamassa to earn the programs single-season record for wins with seven.   On the womens side, Post University won the CACC Sportsmanship Award following the 2010 and 2011 seasons.   Howard played collegiately at Texas, and he went on to a professional career in the sport, where he played out of the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy.   He currently resides in Ridgefield.  Rob Howard Head Men's and Women's Tennis Coach Meet the Staff - Rob Howard Rob Howard, the 2016 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Women's Tennis Coach of the Year, begins his eighth season as the head mens and womens tennis coach at Post University in 2016-17.   Howard guided the Eagles women's team to unprecedented heights in 2016 as they finished with a 13-7 record and earned their first-ever CACC Tournament bid. Post was regionally-ranked throughout the year. On the men's side, he coached Nikola Crevlin to a 6-0 record in CACC play, including a victory over the region's #1 singles player Jui Mao of Concordia. The Eagles were the only team in the CACC to score a singles victory against Concordia since 2012. In 2014, he mentored ITA East Regional Singles Champions Liza Dubrovskaya and Martin Munoz. Howard guided the Eagles men's team to their first-ever CACC Tournament appearance in 2014 with a record of 8-11. Alejandro Perez picked up the most singles victories in school history with 12 on the year. The team of Nicholas Tadros and Peter Fanous tied the program record with nine doubles victories. In 2012-13, the Eagles set a program record with six victories. Howard mentored Nicholas Tadros, the first All-CACC honoree in program history. Tadros set the school record with nine doubles victories and also amassed six singles wins.    During the 2011-12 season, Howard guided the mens program to a record three-match winning streak from March 29 April 3. The Eagles earned victories over American International, Caldwell and Bloomfield. At the end of the win streak, freshman Dreshawn Lewis was named the CACC Rookie of the Week, after he claimed victories in his last four matches of the week.   In 2010-11, Howard mentored Danny Bonamassa to earn the programs single-season record for wins with seven.   On the womens side, Post University won the CACC Sportsmanship Award following the 2010 and 2011 seasons.   Howard played collegiately at Texas, and he went on to a professional career in the sport, where he played out of the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy.   He currently resides in Ridgefield.  Meet the Staff - Rob Howard