Columnists M. Tennis: Stanford looks to end losing skid at national tourney
Sixteen of the top teams in the country will be in Charlottesville this weekend to participate in one of the most important tournaments before May’s NCAA Championships. The entire top five teams of the current college tennis rankings will be in Virginia: No. 1 USC, No. 2 Virginia, No. 3 Ohio State, No. 4 Georgia and No. 5 Florida.
Read This ArticleM. Tennis: Stanford continues dominance over BYU with 5-2 win
The Stanford men’s tennis team bounced back from its miserable showing against USC and UCLA last weekend and secured a solid 5-2 victory over visiting Brigham Young University. The No. 9 Cardinal (6-2, 0-0 Pac-12) handed the No. 52 Cougars (3-5) their 20th loss in 22 matches against the Cardinal in the history of the schools’ tennis programs.
Read This ArticleM. Tennis: Cardinal looks to continue dominance over BYU
Stanford does have a 19-2 all-time record against BYU, but if the Cardinal wants to overcome the Cougars (3-4) this weekend, it will have to overcome three ranked players at the top of the lineup who are all off to hot starts in the spring season.
Read This ArticleM. Tennis: Rocking the Rainbow Warriors
After a long weekend that saw the Stanford men’s tennis team drop a pair of matches, the Cardinal proved it was not suffering from a hangover on Tuesday, dusting off Hawaii by a score of 6-1.
Read This ArticleM. Tennis: Stanford suffers pair of tough home defeats to top-10 SoCal schools
The Stanford men’s tennis team suffered its first losses of the young dual-match season this past weekend as Stanford was clobbered by visiting No. …
Read This ArticleM. Tennis: Stanford hosts daunting Southern California foes
Stanford is coming off two dominant wins against Saint Mary’s and Santa Clara, but No. 9 UCLA and No. 1 USC will surely provide a fierce early-season test for head coach John Whitlinger’s team
Read This ArticleM. Tennis: No trouble in home openers
The Stanford men’s tennis team cruised through its two matches this weekend, looking every bit like the nation’s No. 6 team
Read This ArticleM. Tennis: Stanford continues to lean on its youth as it prepares to host ITA Kick-Off
The Stanford men’s tennis team returns home to a flurry of dual matches this weekend after kicking off its season last week in Oklahoma. The Cardinal, which won both its matches on the road trip, will participate in the ITA Kick-Off Weekend, which features four schools at each of 15 host locations vying to advance to next month’s prestigious National Team Indoor Championships. Joining the No. 6 Cardinal at the Taube Family Tennis Center will be No. 48 Boise State, No. 50 Santa Clara and No. 64 Saint Mary’s.
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