
Saint Andrew's tennis star Rafa Bote achieves rare state triple crown
Saint Andrew's Rafa Bote won the state 1A individual singles and doubles titles, plus the team championship, achieving a rare triple crown.
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Saint Andrew's Rafa Bote won the state 1A individual singles and doubles titles, plus the team championship, achieving a rare triple crown.

The NCAA men's and women's tennis tournaments opened Friday, and what should be a time of celebration for the sport has had a pall cast over it with more Division I schools announcing this week they would be dropping their programs because of the new financial realities in college athletics. Arkans

The Buckeyes will play California at 4 p.m. May 2, with the winner of the match advancing to next weekend's Super Regional.

After weather-related issues forced teams to play late into the final week, the District 2 Team Tennis Championships get started Friday afternoon. Abington Heights, the undefeated and dominant team in the Lackawanna League, defends its Class 3A crown as the No. 1 seed. The Comets (12-0) have won 12

In just one week, four D-I schools announced they’d eliminate tennis programs.

Here's a roundup of sports action in the High Desert, which includes the Silverado winning the DSL title, boys tennis and track & field results.

Jannik Sinner is putting together the kind of career that could eventually stand alongside some of the greatest names in tennis history. It’s a big statement, but one that doesn’t feel out of place given how much talent the young Italian has shown.

Emma Raducanu has not yet started her clay-court season as she’s still recovering from an illness she picked up in the Middle East. The Brit last played at Indian Wells, where she was beaten by Amanda Anisimova, managing to win only two games in a one-sided match.

The men’s tournament at the Madrid Open has reached the semifinal stage, setting up two intriguing matchups in the final four. World number one Jannik Sinner will face Arthur Fils for just the second time, having won their only previous meeting.