Men’s Tennis

Men’s tennis goes on a run at UAA championship, falls short in final round

“I wanted to win not for myself, really, but for the team overall,” Phillips said. “Having all my teammates on the next court over watching me and screaming for me after every point didn’t really make me nervous. It honestly just made me really excited to be out there and just be playing on behalf of my team and just trying to do everything for them to win.”

| Sports Editor

High hopes for men’s tennis at the beginning of their spring season

Coming off of a dominant fall season, the Washington University men’s tennis team is hoping to bring the same energy to their spring games. In an interview with Student Life, junior Gaurav Singh gave insight into what he is looking forward to this spring

| Staff Writer

Men’s tennis beats defending national champion Emory on their way to NCAA tournament bid

The men’s tennis team capped off the regular season with an 11-1 record, losing only to Division I University of Memphis in the first match of the season and earning an at-large bid to the NCAA regional tournament.

| Senior Sports Editor

Men’s tennis extends winning streak to nine with sweep over Wisconsin-Whitewater

“I believe and this team believes that we can win a championship this year,” sophomore Abhi Ramireddy said.

| Contributing Reporter

‘I think we have a pretty good shot to win the whole thing’: Men’s tennis wins big against Principia

The team is nearing the end of the regular season, and they have high hopes for the postseason.

and | Contributing Reporter and Senior Sports Editor

How men’s tennis player Scott Altmeyer balances his undefeated singles season and grad school

Altmeyer has not lost since joining the Bears from Colby College. He says this is one of the strongest teams Wash. U. has had in years.

| Senior Sports Editor

Track and field teams take first, second place at second meet, while golf and men’s tennis continue to roll

Many Bears teams have found their stride as the weather starts to warm.

and | Senior Sports Editors

Back on friendly courts, tennis teams each improve to 2-1

The Washington University tennis teams encountered success this weekend, as both the men and women beat DePauw University in Forest Park on Saturday afternoon and the men defeated Maryville University at home at the Tao Tennis Center Monday.

and | Associate Editor and Senior Sports Editor

No school, more tennis: What life has been like for one student-athlete who took the year off

Last summer, Daniel Li chose to step back from school for the year. He told Student Life about his experience of the last few months in a December phone call.

| Senior Sports Editor

After losing top doubles player to Achilles injury, men’s tennis comes fourth at indoors

After an Achilles injury disrupted the Men’s Tennis team’s momentum during the national indoor championships, they never recovered.

| Senior Sports Editor

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