Playing in its final tournament of the fall season, the men's tennis team proved to be a formidable opponent at the James Wallach Invitational at Bates College, coach Ben Lamanna's alma mater.
The men and women's tennis teams did not disappoint on their home courts last week. The women defeated Simmons College 6-3 last Sunday, while the men claimed a 7-2 victory over the United States Coast Guard Academy last Friday.
The women's tennis team kicked off its season with a win against Wheaton College last Wednesday and then traveled a short distance to Wellesley College for the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regional Championships last weekend.
In its first action of the season, the women's cross country team defeated University of Southern Maine 15-48 in the rain at local Weston High School.In cross country, points correspond to the sum of the first five finishing positions for each team.
With their rackets restrung, the men's and women's tennis teams are ready to take the court and contend in the strong University Athletic Association.
Despite losing to third-seed and nationally ranked No. 7 Carnegie Mellon University 5-2 in the third-place match at the University Athletic Association Tournament in Pittsburgh, the men's tennis team had its best finish during coach Ben Lamanna's six year tenure over the weekend.On Sunday morning, the Judges, seeded fifth in the tournament, found themselves down 2-1 after doubles against Carnegie Mellon.
In the University Athletic Association Tourament at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, the No.
At the Rieger Tennis Courts on Thursday, the men's tennis team upset Division I opponent Bryant Univer 5-4.
The men's and women's tennis teams traveled to Maine and faced Bates College, coach Ben Lamanna's alma mater, on Saturday.
This week, the men's and women's tennis teams made their spring season New England debut against third-ranked Middlebury College and University Athletic Association rival New York University.
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