[Women's Tennis] Cavaliers Fall to no.18 SCAD-Atlanta
Montreat, NC - On Monday, the Montreat women's tennis team hosted AAC member no.18 SCAD-Atlanta. The Cavaliers fell 9-0.
Montreat, NC - On Monday, the Montreat women's tennis team hosted AAC member no.18 SCAD-Atlanta. The Cavaliers fell 9-0.
Montreat, NC - On Monday, the Montreat men's tennis team hosted AAC foe SCAD-Atlanta, who is receiving votes for a national ranking. The Cavaliers fell 9-0.
INDIANAPOLIS -- Northern Kentucky's Margita Sunjic kept her singles record unblemished in league play winning both matches in straight sets to earn Women's Singles Player of the Week. On the men's side...
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Montreat, NC - On Saturday, the Cavaliers hosted AAC foe Bluefield College. The Cavaliers fell 9-0.
On Saturday, the Cavaliers hosted AAC foe Bluefield College. The Cavs fell 8-1.
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Nick Kyrigos is the most polarizing player in tennis.
The 21-year-old Aussie is widely considered one of the most talented up-and-comers on tour, a natural athlete with a massive serve and incredible shot-making ability.
Williamson freshman Chris Smith (FR/Tullahoma, TN) (FR/Tullahoma, TN) was named the Eastern Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (EPAC) Player of the Week for the week of March 23-30, for his outstanding play that led Williamson to a huge come-from-behind win...
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