ITA Men’s Hall of Fame to induct Goldstein

March 6, 2013, 10:31 p.m.

Former Pac-10 Player of the Year Paul Goldstein ’98 will be inducted into the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Men’s Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame this year.

At Stanford, Goldstein led the Cardinal to four consecutive NCAA team titles and was himself a four-time All-American in both singles in doubles. His 24-3 record as a freshman is still one of the top rookie campaigns in Stanford history, and his 84 total dual singles victories are fifth-best in school history. He lost the 1998 NCAA singles final to teammate Bob Bryan, who is now the world No. 1 in doubles.

Goldstein’s 26 titles on the USTA Pro Circuit, a developmental tour, are the most in its history.

Joseph Beyda is the editor in chief of The Stanford Daily. Previously he has worked as the executive editor, webmaster, football editor, a sports desk editor, the paper's summer managing editor and a beat reporter for football, baseball and women's soccer. He co-authored The Daily's recent football book, "Rags to Roses," and covered the soccer team's national title run for the New York Times. Joseph is a senior from Cupertino, Calif. majoring in Electrical Engineering. To contact him, please email jbeyda "at" stanford.edu.

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