the next men's tennis coach at orange state college taking over for coach thomas j. ashley who also was a political science professor at that time in 1963 was coach neale r. stoner the future cal state fullerton titans director of athletics from (1972–1979) and tennis enthusiast for a season and a half coaching the tennis team in fullerton, ca.. during this time period in which the titans tennis team was involved in from 1963 to 1966 cal state los angeles dominated the division ii small college division for men's tennis winning the "national team championship titles" three years and runner-up one year in a four-year span coached by scotty deeds and lead by national individual champion players gilbert rodriquez, gary johnson, john lee and also joe huey. in a team dual match on march 9, 1964 the titans competed against cal state los angeles and the titans were defeated that day coach stoner tabbed cal state los angeles "the best small college team around and said the titans had bitten off more than they could chew". on the 1963 team the titans had a female student-athlete on the squad because there was no titans women's team until the 1966–67 school year by the name of rosalie passovoy '63 who beat the number 6 player on the team and earn a spot and a letter on the team, her doubles partner on the team was ben wade '63. former anaheim high school and ucla bruins 1959 tennis letterman transfer mike bouck was the number 1 flight singles player on the 1962–63 titans team had very good results with orange state college(csuf) played two years with the team but prior to that as a bruin in that 1959 season his team won the pac-8 conference and had a 15–1 team record that was coached by collegiate tennis legendary coach j.d. morgan (161-18 collegiate record from 1951–1966) who bouck played with four all-americans on the team that included 1959 pac-8 singles champion allen fox, roger werksman, dale rohland and norman perry a very strong ucla bruins team that year. bouck in 1957 competing one year/season for fullerton junior college teamed up with mr. nelson in the ojai valley men's junior college doubles tennis championships division and were finalists in the frank t. heffelfinger challenge cup there at ojai losing to future cal state los angeles player gilbert rodriquez and partner eduardo guzman of modesto junior college both of them were finalists in the singles championship play that year. on the 1963–64 titans squad was former fullerton junior college hornet tennis player stan kula a legend in orange county, california tennis circles who was their top player on that '64 titan team and back in 1959 kula from anaheim high school was the cif high school individual doubles champion with doubles partner don kliss that year.