From Case Western Reserve University Athletics
Case Western Reserve University Head Men's Tennis Coach Todd Wojtkowski was selected as the 2020 United States Professional Tennis Association Midwest Division College Coach of the Year.
Wojtkowski's coaching had the Spartans on pace for one of the best seasons in the program's history, before the cancellation of the campaign due to the pandemic. The Spartans ended the campaign with an 18-1 overall record, and were ranked ninth in the final ITA/ Oracle Poll of the season. The 18 wins were just four away from the program's single-season record with nine more matches on the team's regular season schedule.
Individually, Wojtkowski coached first-year James Hopper and junior Matthew Chen to the ITA Cup Division III National Doubles Championship in the fall. Both Chen and Hopper claimed All-America honors following the season, while Hopper was also crowned the Division III National Rookie of the Year by the ITA.
Wojtkowski reached an individual milestone during the season as well, earning the 200th win of her career with a victory against Occidental College on March 8. He has led the men's program to an overall record of 206-101 during his 12 seasons with the team, good for a .671 winning percentage.