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Before parting ways with Francisco Roig earlier this year, Emma Raducanu admitted she needed to “re-evaluate” her game, confessing she had lost her tennis “identity. ” Subtle tensions lingered, as she hinted at differences between her vision and her coach’s methods, leaving her direction uncertain.
The Ohio State men's tennis team won easily against Buffalo and will advance to play Cal in the NCAA Tournament..
Two area teams will lock up their berths in the state tennis tournament on Saturday. Shady Spring’s and Liberty’s boys and girls will meet at 2 p.m. at Shady Spring in the Class AA/A Region 3 Team Tournament. Shady is the No. 2 seed and Liberty No. 3. Charleston Catholic is the No. 1 seed in the boy
May 1—GRAND FORKS — When UND announced it would be cutting men's and women's tennis on Thursday, the explanation from athletic director Bill Chaves was in general terms. "Over the past five years, Division I athletics has experienced more change than the previous 30 years combined,"
May 1—MITCHELL — The Mitchell High School boys tennis team earned back-to-back victories in a triangular with Aberdeen Central and Sioux Falls Washington on Friday at Hitchcock Park. The Kernels opened the day with a convincing 8-1 dual win over the Golden Eagles, followed by a 6-3 victory over the
NCAA Men’s Tennis Tournament: Arizona sweeps NAU, will face Clemson in 2nd round
The tennis calendar ticks forward with the top players not involved in the Mutua Madrid Open finals in Rome preparing for the Italian Open. Doubles sometimes gets second billing, but it will not at the Italian Open with the news…
Saint Andrew's Rafa Bote won the state 1A individual singles and doubles titles, plus the team championship, achieving a rare triple crown.
The NCAA men's and women's tennis tournaments opened Friday, and what should be a time of celebration for the sport has had a pall cast over it with more Division I schools announcing this week they would be dropping their programs because of the new financial realities in college athletics. Arkans