The University Of Redlands Honors Legendary Coach Jim Verdieck With A

The University Of Redlands Honors Legendary Coach Jim Verdieck With A Coach verdieck would tally numerous records in d3 tennis, including a period of nine years in which he had 137 wins and only 3 losses. the decision to name the new tennis center after coach jim verdieck was a no brainer for the university of redlands, according to current head coach of both the men’s and women’s tennis programs, peter yellico. The ita hall of fame has only inducted some 260 players, coaches, and contributors since 1983, based on accomplishments in college and honors earned afterward. doug played tennis at the university from 1967–70 under the coaching of his legendary father, the late jim verdieck, whom everyone—including doug—called “coach.”.

The University Of Redlands Honors Legendary Coach Jim Verdieck With A On saturday, january 28, the university of redlands celebrated the completion of a milestone project — the coach jim verdieck tennis center. paying tribute to the winning legacy of bulldog tennis — including that of the beloved coach for whom the center is named — the new facility will improve the competitive experience for the university. Darrell hudlow, randy verdieck, coach lynn jones, and coach jim verdieck inducted into the bulldog bench athletics hall of fame; dave martin ranked no. 1 in usta 60's doubles; coach jim verdieck concludes his 38 year career at redlands with 935 total victories and a 379 15 sciac record; 1983. Carrying the verdieck legacy forward, on and off the courts. “when my daughter came to redlands and began playing tennis on the same courts i played on for coach [jim verdieck], admittedly it was emotional for me,” says rusty miller ’78 (left), here with daughter rachel miller ’10 and u of r basketball coach jim ducey ’78. by rusty. Named after jim verdieck, the university of redlands tennis courts honor a great coach and an impressive tradition of success. from 1946 through 1984, verdieck coached the redlands men's tennis team to 921 victories and only 281 defeats. his teams captured 34 titles in only 38 years of sciac competition and boasted 15 national championships. in.