Justin Kronauge
	Hometown: Dayton, Ohio High School: Centerville Position: Assistant Coach Experience: 2 Years

In his pair of seasons as the assistant coach, Kronauge has helped guide the Buckeyes to a combined 68-7 record. In 2011, the Scarlet and Gray posted a 34-3 overall mark en route to their sixth consecutive Big Ten Conference regular-season and tournament titles. The next year, Kronauge and the Buckeyes amassed a 34-4 ledger and concluded the conference regular season in first place. Additionally, during the past two campaigns, Kronauge has guided some of his former teammates to impressive runs at the NCAA tournament, including a semifinal finish in 2011.

The Dayton, Ohio, native concluded his collegiate career at Ohio State during the spring of 2010 and earned his bachelor's degree in finance that August after posting one of the most successful careers in Ohio State men's tennis history. A two-time All-American and the 2010 Midwest Region Farnsworth/ITA Senior Player of the Year, Kronauge concluded his historic Ohio State tennis career with multiple program records. (Most career singles wins (147), most career doubles wins (133) and most combined wins with 280 victories.) Furthermore, Kronauge, a three-time unanimous All-Big Ten recipient, was just the third Buckeye to have at least 100 singles and 100 doubles wins. He also became just the sixth Ohio State men's tennis player to reach 100 doubles wins.