The Case Western Reserve University women’s tennis team competed in the ITA Central Regional Championship from Sept. 22-24 in St. Louis, the final major tournament of their brief fall season.
Over...
The Case Western Reserve University women’s tennis team built on last year’s historic season, reaching the NCAA tournament in April. The Spartans finished the regular season with an overall 15-6 record,...
To bring this perfect season to an end, the Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team won their first ever NCAA DIII Championship, and the star pairing of fourth-year James Hopper and third-year...
The Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team came back from Altamonte Springs, Florida with their third piece of hardware this spring season. Less than two months after winning the ITA Indoor...
The Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team has gone undefeated in the month of April, extending their win streak to 11 matches and bringing their overall record to 25-4.
On April 7, the...
The Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team came back from St. Peter, Minnesota with some hardware. After three days and three matches at the Swanson Tennis Center against the best teams in...
The Case Western Reserve University women’s tennis team started with a fiery six-game win streak in the 2023 spring season, including four 9-0 sweeps. The team's performance in recent weeks has been...
The Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team continues to build on their historic spring season, with the doubles team of fourth-year James Hopper and third-year Vishwa Aduru taking the Division...
This past weekend, Case Western Reserve University’s men’s tennis team started their regular season at the UT Rocket Invitational at the University of Toledo and the Kenyon Invitational at Kenyon College....
While most students were heading home for the summer in May, the Case Western Reserve University tennis teams were busy competing in the NCAA Division III championship tournament. The men’s tennis team...
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