Optimism Follows Kyman's Surgery

Optimism Follows Kyman’s Surgery

By MIKE HISERMAN

Jan. 15, 1993 12 AM PT

Coley Kyman, an All-American middle blocker for the Cal State Northridge men’s volleyball team, received encouraging news Thursday after arthroscopic surgery was performed on his right knee.

Kyman had been suffering from “femoral cartilage irritation,” according to Rhonda Lowry, the school trainer. She said the 6-foot-6 senior might be ready to return to practice as soon as Monday.

Northridge, ranked No. 4 in Division I preseason polls, opens action today in the UC Santa Barbara tournament in Goleta.

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Mike Hiserman

Mike Hiserman is former Sports editor of the Los Angeles Times. He wrote for the Long Beach Press Telegram and Orange County Register before joining The Times in 1982 and won an Associated Press Sports Editors award for investigative reporting on betting scams. Hiserman has been Sports editor of The Times’ San Fernando Valley and Orange County editions. He retired in November 2020.

Optimism Follows Kyman’s Surgery

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