The Michigan State women’s tennis team got back in the win column in its final non-conference matchup against Youngstown State, 4-1, Saturday morning. The Spartans improved to 9-6 on the season, tying last season’s win total with 10 duals remaining.
The No. 73 Michigan State women’s tennis team swept past Ball State and Oakland in a doubleheader on Saturday at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center. The Spartans won both matches 4-0 to improve to 8-5 overall on the season.
No. 15 Michigan State swept No. 51 Liberty to kick off the Diablo College Tennis Invitational Friday, victorious by a score of 4-0 to get back in the win column and improve to 13-1 on the season.
15th ranked men’s tennis will look to rebound, taking on three talented opponents between Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at the Diablo College Tennis Invitational, opening the tournament against No. 51 Liberty on Friday at 3 p.m..
Michigan State Men’s Tennis’ Ronald Hohmann III was named Big Ten Men’s Tennis Co-Player of the Week on Wednesday, Feb. 28, for his clutch efforts that led No. 16 MSU to the Blue Gray Classic final over the weekend.
No. 16 ranked Men’s Tennis won it ‘s 12th consecutive game to start the season, 4-3 over No. 44 Auburn Saturday morning, prior to falling 4-0 to No. 35 Princeton in the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic final in the afternoon. On the day the Spartans saw their historic 64-year-best 12-game win streak snapped as well as a stretch of 11 consecutive matches won by multiple points to start the season.
Entering the week as the No. 70-ranked team in the latest ITA rankings, the Michigan State women’s tennis team looks to continue its impressive start to the season as it hosts No. 28-ranked Columbia on Sunday, Feb. 25 at 11 a.m. inside the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility.
No. 16 men’s tennis continued its hot run of form at the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic, winning its 11th straight to start the season, a 4-1 win over No. 49 Boise State Friday morning.
Undefeated and 21st ranked men’s tennis will face three ranked opponents between Friday and Saturday at the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic, starting with No. 51 Boise State Friday at 10 a.m..
Despite an early 2-0 deficit, Michigan State women’s tennis dominated singles for five unanswered points to guide itself to a 5-2 victory over visiting Xavier on Sunday afternoon inside the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility. With the victory, the Spartans have won five of their last six duals and improve to 6-3 overall.
Michigan State Men’s Tennis took down Vanderbilt 4-1 on the road Saturday afternoon, moving the Spartans to 10-0, the program’s best start to a season in 64 years.
Michigan State women’s tennis had its four-match winning streak halted by No. 17 Southern California, 6-1, Friday evening at the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility. In a match that was much closer than the final score indicated, MSU took the doubles point before USC found its way during singles action.
No. 16 Michigan State Men’s Tennis travels to Nashville, Tenn. Saturday to take on Vanderbilt and look to continue it’s perfect run of form to start the season. After a 6-1 win over Clemson last Friday, MSU holds a 9-0 record to start the season for just the second time since 1960, also accomplishing the feat in the 2011 season.
The Michigan State women’s tennis team welcomed in-state rivals Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan inside the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility where it swept both teams 4-0. Michigan State improves to 5-2 and are the winners of four straight.
No. 16 Men’s Tennis powered to a 6-1 victory over Clemson Friday night at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center, starting the season undefeated in it’s first nine games for just the second time since 1960.
The Michigan State women’s tennis team won its second-straight match, defeating Toledo inside the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility on Friday afternoon 5-2. The Spartans improved to 3-2 overall
16th ranked Men’s Tennis will play conclude it’s five game home stretch Friday, taking on Clemson at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center at 6 p.m.. The Spartans enter the contest 8-0 on the season after sweeping two double headers last weekend with quality opponents such as Middle Tennessee State and Boise State. MSU will look to equal the best start to a season in 63 years, a 9-0 start accomplished in the 2011 season.
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The Michigan State women’s tennis team is set to begin a six-match homestand this weekend with the home opener against Toledo on Friday, Feb. 9 at 3 p.m. MSU will then play a doubleheader against in-state rivals Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan on Sunday, Feb. 11. The Spartans face off against WMU first at 12 p.m. then close out against EMU at 4 p.m.
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16th-ranked Men’s Tennis will play conclude its five-game home stretch Friday, taking on Clemson at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center at 6 p.m. The Spartans enter the contest 8-0 on the season after sweeping two doubleheaders last weekend with quality opponents such as Middle Tennessee State and Boise State.
For the first time since 2011 the Spartans have logged eight wins to start the season after defeating Middle Tennessee State and Bellarmine, both 5-2 Sunday, going 4-0 on the home weekend. In another double header Friday afternoon, 19th ranked MSU beat Ball State 4-0 and Boise State 5-2.