BOONE, N.C. - App State men's tennis finished fifth in the 2020 NCAA Team Works Helper Helper Community Service competition among men's tennis programs.
Appalachian was one of two Sun Belt teams in the top 10 with Louisiana while being joined by Arizona as the only Power Five program. The Mountaineers had a 100 percent participation.
The men's tennis team worked with such organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Humane Society of Watauga County.
"I am proud of the guys' commitment to their involvement in the community," head coach Craig Schwartz said. "This was a goal we set at the beginning of the season, and to achieve such great recognition is a testament to their character. This team has left a lasting impact on the lives of many for years to come. I couldn't be more proud to be the coach of a great group of young men."
About Helper Helper
Helper Helper is an app and web portal that makes it simple for institutions to track hours and coordinate community service opportunities. Former University of Michigan basketball player, Krista Clement, founded Helper Helper to simplify the volunteer process for students and help them create a lasting impact within their communities. Helper Helper works with over 350 colleges and universities, including a partnership with all of NCAA Division II and NCAA Team Works™. For more information on Helper Helper, visit www.HelperHelper.com or follow them on Twitter @HelperHelperApp.
