Lynn 'Pappy' Waldorf - Syracuse University Athletics

Men's Lacrosse16

vs #4/#6 Duke15

Mar 28|Final

Softball1

vs NC State5

Mar 29|Final

Tennis0

at #9 NC State7

Mar 29|Final

Softball0

vs NC State10

Mar 29|Final

Women's Lacrosse10

at Cornell 8

Mar 31|Final

Softball

Apr 2|6 PM

at Pittsburgh

Track and Field

Apr 3

at Stanford Invitational

Tennis

Apr 3|4 p.m.

at #28 Miami

Softball

Apr 3|6 PM

at Pittsburgh

Women's Rowing

Apr 4|TBA

vs Yale University

Lynn 'Pappy' Waldorf, who lettered for the Orange from 1922 to 1924, earned second-team All-America honors as a tackle in each of his three seasons for the Orange. He entered the coaching ranks in 1926 at Oklahoma City. After serving as an assistant coach at Kansas in 1928, he became head coach at Oklahoma State. During his 30-year career, he also led the Oklahoma A&M (1929-33), Kansas State (1934), Northwestern (1935-46), and California (1947-56) programs. Waldorf led all five programs he served as head coach to at least one conference championship. He earned his first national collegiate coach of the year award in 1935. His career record was 170-94-22. Many regard Waldorf as the best coach in history in taking over a losing program and making it a winner.

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