Professional tennis players are making strides to represent themselves, but there is still a long way to go, particularly for women and in bringing the sport's biggest stars into the fold.
On Sunday afternoon, I was watching the U.S. Open with the sound off. Novak Djokovic was the number one seed for the men, and he was facing off against Pablo Carreñno Busta of
Spain.
The Rams carried over their winning momentum against Stony Brook, but could not do the same against Army University, finshing the weekend with a split result.
While the results were not always on the winning side, the Rams displayed tremendous potential, particularly in the freshmen, and have much to be excited about at the midway point of the season.
By Gigi Speer
Fordham Women’s Tennis wrapped up its fall play this past weekend at the Harvard Invitational in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The Rams started off the weekend strong, with freshman/sophomore duo Nicole...
By Dylan Balsamo
This past weekend, Fordham Men’s Tennis made its way down to New Jersey to take part in the ITA Northeast Championships, hosted by Princeton.
The squad found most of its success in the singles tourn...
By Noelle Theodoulou
Prior to college, I was referred to as “Beast” by my high school soccer teammates and coaches. The referee’s whistle at the start of every game activated a mode in me that was wired to fight for my t...
By Gigi Speer
After going 9-10 (3-3 Atlantic 10) last season, the Fordham women’s tennis team traveled to Stony Brook looking to open their season with vigor.
In postseason play last year...