The Warhawks made themselves comfortable in the team’s first dual match on the home court against Carthage College and Elmhurst College April 1.
The women’s tennis team is currently ranked 22nd...
April 9, 2014
By Ryan Altman
As the UW-Whitewater men’s and women’s tennis regular seasons are wrapping up, the ’Hawks are playing some of their last matches in preparation for the...
March 5, 2014
By Justin St. Peter
The No. 18 UW-Whitewater men’s tennis team had a busy weekend against two nationally ranked teams.
The Warhawks pulled out a highly contested...
Feb. 19
By Emily Leclair
The UW-Whitewater men’s tennis team spent the weekend on the road, traveling first to Gambier, Ohio, for a double-header and finishing in Kalamazoo, Mich.
The...
Feb. 12, 2014
By Andrea Sidlauskas
Many collegiate coaches tend to get a bad rap. In the media, they are portrayed as grouchy, hot-headed authoritarian figures that relentlessly push their...
Feb. 5, 2014
By Justin St. Peter
The Warhawks men’s tennis team certainly hopes history repeats itself. The last time the ’Hawks lost against a WIAC opponent in a regular season or...
By Ryan Altman
Last week, three members of the Warhawks men’s tennis squad traveled to Fort Myers, Fla., to compete in the ITA Small College Championships.
The ITA Small College Championships...
By Andrea Sidlauskas
If there’s one thing the Humphreys family is known for in Whitewater, it’s tennis. Two weeks ago, freshman Megan Humphreys became only the second Warhawks women’s...
The Warhawk men’s tennis team had two All-American’s competing in the doubles portion of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Division III Small College Championships in Mobile, Ala., this past weekend.
The...
This past Saturday against Lake Forest College and Carthage College the Warhawks ended up going 6-0 in singles against both schools, as well as 2-1 on the doubles side. Resulting in total scores of 8-1 over both Lake Forest and Carthage College.
Warhawks Byron Balkin and Mitch Osborne were the No. 1 ranked doubles team in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Midwest Regional tournament last weekend in St. Peter, Minn, but ended up getting bounced in the quarterfinals.
When a program loses a majority of its lineup, expectations might not be as high for that team the following year.
But for the men’s tennis team, expectations are always high.
Losing five seniors...
