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Grayson Burns Joins MSU Men's Tennis Coaching Staff
9/21/2022 11:17:00 AM | Men's Tennis
Former Hampden-Sydney star reunites with his college coach
BOZEMAN, Montana – Grayson Burns, a former all-conference player at Hampden-Sydney who coached as an assistant men's and women's tennis coach at Radford in 2021-22, has joined the Montana State men's tennis program in the same capacity, head coach Rob Bareford announced.
Burns helped lead Radford to the Big South Men's Tournament title last spring, helping produce eight All-Big South selections between the men's and women's programs. That includes 2022 Big South Men's Player of the Year Demis Taramonlis.
An all-state and three-time all-conference selection at Hampden-Sydney, where he earned a BA in economics and business, Burns finished fifth in school history in overall wins, fifth in singles victories and eighth in doubles. He was selected a team captain twice at Hampden-Sydney, and has worked as an instructor for the National Junior Tennis League for two years.
Burns joins Bareford at Montana State, which won a share of the Big Sky Conference regular season title last spring. The Bobcat doubles team of Matej Panik and Jamieson Nathan advanced to the NCAA Individual Championships last spring, and enter 2022-23 ranked 23rd nationally by the ITA.
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Burns helped lead Radford to the Big South Men's Tournament title last spring, helping produce eight All-Big South selections between the men's and women's programs. That includes 2022 Big South Men's Player of the Year Demis Taramonlis.
An all-state and three-time all-conference selection at Hampden-Sydney, where he earned a BA in economics and business, Burns finished fifth in school history in overall wins, fifth in singles victories and eighth in doubles. He was selected a team captain twice at Hampden-Sydney, and has worked as an instructor for the National Junior Tennis League for two years.
Burns joins Bareford at Montana State, which won a share of the Big Sky Conference regular season title last spring. The Bobcat doubles team of Matej Panik and Jamieson Nathan advanced to the NCAA Individual Championships last spring, and enter 2022-23 ranked 23rd nationally by the ITA.
#GoCatsGo
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