Men's tennis looks to make up for team disappointment

by Jake Grubman

A pair of seniors and a returning sophomore will look to end their season in style at the NCAA individual tournament.

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Camille van Horne

Men's tennis falls short at UAAs, finishes fifth

by Jake Grubman

The Maroons lost in the first round to Brandeis, although several individuals still hope to gain national bids.

Ranked 15th, men deserve a nationals bid

by Jake Grubman

End of the Bench: Men's tennis is under-ranked heading into UAAs.

Men's tennis look to pull Cinderella upset

by Audrey Henkels

Fifteenth-ranked Maroons head into the UAAs at Carnegie Mellon this weekend.

Men's tennis aces last home match

by Andres Gonzalez Goodman

The Maroons delivered a decisive 9—0 win against North Central in their tune-up before next weekend's UAAs.

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Jake Grubman

Women gear up for UAAs

by Audrey Henkels

Men's and women's tennis each won two matches this weekend.

Upset hampers men's tennis's bid for nationals

by Kate Marsden

The Maroons suffered an unexpected loss against lower-ranked Kalamazoo, but hope to bounce back with upsets of their own in upcoming matches.

Pawa went from armed service to service line

by Matt McCracken

After serving in the Singaporean Armed Forces and playing tennis at William and Mary, third-year Kunal Pawa is making an impact for the men's tennis squad this season.

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Lloyd Lee

Injury to Zhang leaves second D-I upset just out of men's tennis’s reach

by Jake Grubman

Chicago had D-I foe Dayton on the ropes late, but an injury at the first singles spot erased the Maroons' shot at an upset, handing the Flyers a 4–2 win Saturday.

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Shane Coughlan

Fun-loving squad returns with sights set on NCAAs

by Kat Jacobsen

After narrowly missing the NCAA tournament a season ago, a stronger men's tennis squad returns with its sights set on the postseason.

Zhang wins two to finish in top eight

by Audrey Henkels

Will Zhang’s time at the NCAAs might have ended on a down note, but at least he hung around long enough to be counted among the top few players in the country.

Salty Says So: An open letter to a superstar

by Steve Saltarelli

Dear Will Zhang, When I heard that you were selected as one of the top eight singles players from the central region to compete at Nationals in Claremont, CA, there was only one thing on my mind: Don’t cramp.

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