Men's Tennis Weekend Recap
Sunday, April 15
Johns Hopkins 8, Carnegie Mellon 1 ... more to come
Muhlenberg 7, McDaniel 2
The Muhlenberg men’s tennis team kept the good streak and
ditched the bad one. After opening the spring with
seven straight losses, the Mules broke into the winning column with
a 7-2 victory at McDaniel. It was the 29th straight win for
Muhlenberg against the Green Terror – a streak dating back to
1982.
TCNJ 7, Washington College
2
The College of New Jersey swept doubles and won four of the six
singles matches to post a 7-2 non-conference win over visiting
Washington College this afternoon in Ewing, NJ. The Lions, who are
ranked 12th in the Northeast region, improved to 8-3 with the win,
while the Shoremen, who are ranked 11th in the Atlantic South, fell
to 8-5 with the loss.
Saturday, April 14
Haverford 5, #26 Franklin & Marshall
4
A split of the singles matches after forging a lead in doubles
enabled the Haverford College men's tennis team to defeat
26th-ranked Franklin & Marshall College, 5-4, in a Centennial
Conference match Saturday afternoon on the Fords' Bramall
Courts.
#16 Johns Hopkins 9, Muhlenberg
0
The 16th-ranked Johns Hopkins men’s tennis team remained
unbeaten in Centennial Conference play with a 9-0 win at Muhlenberg
on Saturday afternoon. The Blue Jays improve to 10-3 overall and
7-0 in the conference, while the Mules fall to 0-7 overall and 0-5
in the CC.
#25 Mary Washington 5, #21 Swarthmore
4
#21 Swarthmore 9, Dickinson 0
The No. 21 Swarthmore College men's tennis team (11-9, 5-2) split
a pair of home matches on Saturday, easily defeating Conference
rival Dickinson 9-0 but falling in a tight contest to No. 25 Mary
Washington 5-4.
Ursinus 5, McDaniel 4
Ursinus 8, Rutgers-Camden 1 ... more to come
Washington College 8, Gettysburg
1
The Washington College men's tennis team clinched a berth in the
five-team Centennial Conference Tournament with an 8-1 win over
visiting Gettysburg College this afternoon at Schottland Tennis
Center. The Shoremen, who are currently ranked 11th in the Atlantic
South region, improved to 8-4 overall and 6-1 in conference play
with the win, while the Bullets fell to 6-7 and 2-5 with the
loss.
