The Middlebury Union High School girls’ tennis season came to an end this past Wednesday, May 31, when the No. 9 seed Tigers lost a tight match at No. 8 Harwood, 4-3.
No. 1 Middlebury boys’ tennis defeated No. 8 CVU, but the Tigers had to play well — and they did.
The Middlebury Union High School girls’ tennis team finished its regular season 2-10 and was awarded the No. 9 seed for the Division II playoffs.
The Middlebury Union High School boys’ tennis team earned the top seed for the Division I playoffs and will host a quarterfinal on Friday vs. No. 9 Champlain Valley.
The Middlebury Union High School boys’ tennis team picked up two more one-sided victories in the past week to improve to 11-0. Their final regular season match was scheduled for this Wednesday at U-32, a team the Tigers have already defeated by 7-0 this s … (read more)
The Middlebury Union High School girls’ tennis team won its second match of the season in recent action, but came up short in three other outings. The Tigers are 2-10.
The Middlebury Union High School girls’ tennis team broke through for its first victory of the season, knocking off host BFA-St. Albans on Monday, 4-3, after falling short in two earlier road matches late last week.
The Middlebury Union High School boys’ tennis team improved its record to 9-0 by winning four recent matches, all by lopsided scored and two against Division I Chittenden County teams.
The Middlebury Union High School boys’ tennis team picked up two more wins in recent matches to improve to 5-0.
The fourth-ranked Middlebury College men’s tennis team on Sunday defeated host No. 10 Johns Hopkins, 5-2, in an NCAA regional final to advance to the program’s eighth straight and 18th overall elite eight appearance.
The fourth-ranked Middlebury College women’s tennis team on Sunday blanked Skidmore, 5-0, in an NCAA regional final in Middlebury to advance to the program’s eighth straight and 18th overall elite eight appearance.
Tiger girls’ tennis team advances in their developmental season.
The Middlebury College men’s tennis team claimed its third-straight NESCAC Championship this weekend at a tournament hosted by Tufts, coming from behind to edge second-seeded Bowdoin, 5-4.
The top-seeded host Middlebury College women’s tennis team fell to second-seed Wesleyan in Sunday’s NESCAC final, 5-2, but still earned a bid to the NCAA Division III tournament.
Middlebury Indoor Tennis held its first-ever Community Match recently. It brought together lots of people of all ages to have fun and competition on the courts.
