VCWT initial successes point to promising season
The Vassar College Women’s Tennis team has a history of success. The team has finished as conference runners up for the past three seasons, and with a strong fall schedule,…
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New talent in men’s tennis finals, Serena’s victorious return caps off tennis season
The men’s final concluded this year’s US Open of Tennis on September 8 with two players making their first Grand Slam appearances—Marin Cilic of Croatia and Kei Nishikori of Japan.…
A field guide to Vassar Athletics
Welcome Vassar Class of 2018! Whether you are an aspiring athlete or just want to come and support your fellow Brewers, it will definitely help to know where to go.…
Tennis falls to Skidmore in championship
A strong season for the Vassar women’s tennis team came to an end on Monday, April 28, as the Brewers lost the Liberty League championship match to Skidmore College 1-5.…
Game, set, match: Cooper brings winning spirit to team
Men’s tennis player Daniel Cooper was only 12 years-old when he realized that he loved tennis. Even though he first picked up the racquet at age eight, it was not…
Men’s tennis team serves Liberty League opponents
Men’s tennis has defeated all three Liberty League opponents they have faced early in the spring season. Evan Udine ’16, pictured above, had his first collegiate match clincher in the…
Women’s tennis improves record after spring training
The women’s tennis team improved its record to 6-3 for the spring this weekend. The Brewer women started off their spring season in February. Since then, they have played in…
Men’s tennis strives for back-to-back championship title
This past weekend, the Vassar men’s tennis team competed at the Mary Washington Tournament in Fredericksburg, Va. On Saturday, the men were shut out 9-0 by the host University of…
Jasso rejoins men’s tennis as assistant coach
After playing four years of tennis at Vassar College and graduating last year as an English major, Nick Jasso ’13 is back on board as the assistant coach for men’s…
First-year Hallewell a valuable addition to women’s tennis
Growing up, freshman Emily Hallewell of women’s tennis almost never picked up a racket. If not for feeling burnt out, Hallewell could very well be playing on the soccer pitch…