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Where you read it first | Monday, November 18, 2024

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Women's tennis shuts out Bates to earn weekend split

The No. 13 women's tennis team split a pair of matches against nationally ranked opponents this past weekend, losing 7?2 to No. 2 Emory on Sunday and winning 9?0 against No. 30 Bates on Monday. The Jumbos are now 7?5 overall and a perfect 3?0 in the NESCAC.


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Women's Tennis | Notebook: Small roster means big responsibilities

 Despite their lack of bodies, the women's tennis team is entering the season with high expectations and the No. 5 ranking in Division III. The team has seen its roster size decrease sharply, from 13 players last year to nine to start the year, and now to eight to start the season after junior Lauren Hollender was injured.  But what matters is who will be on the court, not who won't. On Sunday, the team of eight will kick off its campaign against Washington College in Maryland. Here, we take a look at four players who could have a big impact on the team's success.
















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Women's Tennis | Jumbos fall to Wellesley but trounce Trinity at home in regular-season finale

The women's tennis team wrapped up its regular season play with a convincing 7-2 win over Trinity on Saturday to give the Jumbos the third seed heading into the NESCAC Championships. The victory came on the heels of a 7-2 loss to regional power Wellesley on Friday, which was just the team's second setback in its last nine matches. All in all, the nationally-ranked No. 13 Jumbos emerged from the weekend 10-5 overall and 6-2 in conference play.