IC men’s tennis team sees spike in international players
The popularity of the sport worldwide and the influence of technology have made it easier for Division III schools like Ithaca College to recruit international tennis players.
The popularity of the sport worldwide and the influence of technology have made it easier for Division III schools like Ithaca College to recruit international tennis players.
During the off-season, the five tennis captains lead practice to help prepare the team for the upcoming spring season.
For the past 17 years, Bill Austin has been a staple on the Ithaca College tennis courts. Now, the head coach has cemented his place in history.
The Ithaca College women’s tennis team won its 12th consecutive Empire 8 conference title after two days of play Oct. 14–15.
Sophomore tennis player Caroline Dunn talks about how she got started in the sport and her goals for the season.
This weekend, the golf team finishes up its fall season and the women’s tennis team has its last match before the Empire 8 Championship.
The Ithaca College women’s tennis team defeated Nazareth College 9–0 Oct. 1 to give head coach Bill Austin his 200th career win.
Freshman Brianna Ruback has been playing tennis since she was 13 years old, but this is the first time in her career she’s playing in doubles matches.
The women’s tennis team picked up another 9–0 against Houghton College on Sept. 20 at the Ben Wheeler Tennis Courts.
Women’s tennis wins its first match of the season 7–2 against the Stevens Institute of Technology Ducks Sept. 4.
Ithaca College senior Madeline Overholt missed part of preseason because she was interning for NBC Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Bill Austin, Ithaca College head women’s tennis coach, has been leading the team for 17 years and has helped them win 11-straight Empire 8 Conference Championships.