It was a mixed week for the College’s tennis teams, as the men went 2-0 to extend their win streak to a semester-best five games while the women’s team split a pair of matches to close out their regular season.
It could not have been a much better week for the men, who rolled past Haverford [...]

Taking advantage of playing on home court under clear skies and in warm weather, both tennis teams rode strong all-around play to a combined 4-0 record over the weekend, outscoring opponents 30-5 to showcase solid form as their regular season finales draw near.

The men’s tennis team suffered a shutout loss at Villanova University on Saturday, challenging for several singles points but ultimately dropping to 5-3 ahead of a busy weekend.

Both tennis teams enjoyed positive transitions into April, as the men’s team sandwiched a loss to No. 22 Skidmore College with a pair of wins last week while the women’s team made a strong bid to move up the national rankings by triumphing at No. 21 University of Mary Washington.

The women’s tennis team took a pair of matches this week to improve to 11-1 on the season, with seniors Felice Trinh and Emily Petersack reaching the 100-win milestone on the way.

Both of the College’s tennis teams went 1-1 over the weekend, as the men dropped their home opener before rebounding against Muhlenberg College and the women lost for the first time this year after beating Goldey-Beacom College.

The College’s tennis teams started off the new semester in style, as the men’s and women’s programs each picked up a pair of comfortable wins in Florida on Monday, March 5.

Three wrestlers are heading to NCAA Division III Championships on March 9 as a reward for deep runs at the Metropolitan Conference Championships, where the College finished sixth in a field of nine and placed five wrestlers overall.

The College’s wrestling team lost its season finale at No. 23 Centenary College, 38-9, ending the dual meet portion of the season with two weeks to prepare for the 2012 Metropolitan Conference Championships.

The College’s wrestlers dropped three straight dual meets this week, excelling in the 157-pound and 184-pound weight classes but ultimately coming up short against nationally-ranked competition.

The College’s wrestling team rode its depth to four wins last week, including a momentous victory over fellow Metro Conference heavyweight No. 23 Delaware Valley College, before falling to No. 10 Springfield College on Sunday amidst an injury epidemic.

Over the weekend 11 members of the wrestling team competed at the Messiah College Open to help determine who will help the Lions finish their season, which continues on Wednesday when the College hosts its first home dual meet in more than two months against No. 20 Delaware Valley College (7-7).
There was no team scoring [...]

The College’s wrestling team opened 2012 by competing in a pair of tough tournaments, winning five of eight dual meets at the North/South Duals and Whitehill Duals while facing quality opposition and a plague of injuries.

The wrestling team put on a pair of clinics last week, rolling past King’s College and earning third place at the New Standard Invitational during the College’s last meets of 2011.