Greg Patton, one of the instrumental figures on the national tennis scene over the last 30 years, was inducted into the Idaho Tennis Association Hall of Fame last month.
Patton, who has coached Boise State to a 380-145 record and 10 conference championships, has an overall record of 731-338 in his 32 years as a collegiate head tennis coach. Eleven times, Patton has been named a conference coach of the year and he was the 1997 NCAA Coach of the Year when he led the Broncos to a Top 5 ranking and quarterfinal finish in the NCAA Championships.
Patton coached the United States Boys' National Team from 1998-2003 and the U.S. Collegiate National Team from 2009-2012.
Patton, who has coached Boise State to a 380-145 record and 10 conference championships, has an overall record of 731-338 in his 32 years as a collegiate head tennis coach. Eleven times, Patton has been named a conference coach of the year and he was the 1997 NCAA Coach of the Year when he led the Broncos to a Top 5 ranking and quarterfinal finish in the NCAA Championships.
Patton coached the United States Boys' National Team from 1998-2003 and the U.S. Collegiate National Team from 2009-2012.
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