PORTRAIT OF CHRISTOPHER HASYN

CHRISTOPHER HASYN

Athlete, North Penn High School, 2008
4 Tennis Varsity Letters

2008 & 2007 PIAA STATE SINGLES CHAMPION

2008 & 2007 High School Tennis All-American Honors

2006 PIAA State Singles 3rd Place

2006, 2007, 2008 District 1  Singles Runner-Up

2006, 2007, 2008 SOL National Conference Singles Champion

4 Times NPHS MVP and 2 Times Team Captain

4 Time SOL National All-League Tennis

Career Dual-Match Record: 99 wins and 11 losses

Ranked in the Top 50 in the USA as a Junior Player

Penn State 4 Year Letter Winner and Captain 2011-12 Season

Singles Record 35-28; Doubles 24-28; Career 59-56

Big Ten Tennis Sportsmanship award 2012

Penn State University, B.S., Communications & Media Studies, 2012

INDUCTED 2017

North Penn High School, 2008

Chris is honored to be inducted into The North Penn Athletic Hall of Fame.  His North Penn High School Athletic career began as a 9th grader playing in the number 1 Varsity singles spot. The Highlight of Chris’s career was winning the Pennsylvania Singles Championships in 2007 as a junior and in 2008 as a senior and receiving High School All-American Honors as a result of the PIAA State Singles Championships. The year prior as a sophomore, he finished 3rd in the State. He was a 4-time Varsity letter winner and never dropped a match on the home courts at North Penn. He won the SOL National Conference 3 times and was selected by the Philadelphia Inquirer and as the Boys Tennis Athlete of the year. He finished his career with a record of 99-11 wins.

He credits his success by having great mentors and coaching leaders like Toby Watton and very supportive parents, Jean and Greg Hasyn as well as two very supportive sisters in Katie and Sara. After High School, Chris attended Division 1 Big Ten Conference School, Pennsylvania State University where he was a 4-year Letter Winner and Captain of the Team in 2011-2012. He graduated with 59 wins and a Bachelor Degree in Communications.

Chris is still competing in tennis tournaments and is currently the number 1 ranked Doubles Player in the USTA Middle State Section. Chris is truly honored to be included in the North Penn Alumni Athletic Association Hall of Fame.