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Men’s Tennis Secures Third Place in Ivy, Women’s Tennis Falls to Yale after Senior Day
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An nation bid would mark men’s tennis’ first consecutive appearance in the NCAA championships in program history.
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An nation bid would mark men’s tennis’ first consecutive appearance in the NCAA championships in program history.
Men’s tennis concludes the season with a loss to No. 12 Duke.
No. 40 men’s tennis (17-6, 4-3 Ivy) concluded what has been a disappointing in-conference season with a loss to No. 13 Columbia (19-3, 6-1 Ivy) on April 29. The match highlighted some of the Red’s largest weaknesses this season and may have been costly in their quest for an NCAA tournament bid this season. As always, the match started out in doubles, which has been Cornell’s achilles heel so far this season.
The Red won two key Ivy matchups this past weekend to move into fourth in the conference standings.
Men’s tennis split a pair of Ivy matchups this weekend.
No. 36 men’s tennis fell in a heartbreaker to Ivy-foe Penn before defeating Princeton.
The Red lost just its third contest of the year to VCU this past Sunday.
Men’s tennis swept Indiana, Hobart and Oklahoma State this past weekend to improve to 11-1.
The Red looked strong against USF, improving its record to 6-0.