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Temple men’s tennis extends winning streak

12 February 2020 John Karavis

Temple beat George Washington University 5-2 on Sunday.

Temple men’s tennis posts back-to-back sweeps

04 February 2020 John Karavis

Temple beat St. Francis College and Connecticut both by scores of 7-0 over the weekend.

Men’s tennis only drops one match against Morgan State

19 January 2018 Dan Wilson

Temple beat Morgan State University, 6-1, on Friday morning at Legacy Tennis Center in East Falls to open its Spring 2018 schedule.

Senior Rebecca Breland waits for a serve during the Owls’ 6-1 win against Fairleigh Dickinson last Saturday at the Student Pavilion. | Donald Otto TTN

Tennis teams eye conference tournament

14 April 2015 Dalton Balthaser

Both the men’s and women’s team lost in the first round of last year’s tourney.

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Tennis squads moving back to Student Pavilion

24 March 2015 Dalton Balthaser

The squad will make the switch from the indoors to outdoor matches.

The men’s tennis team has utilized different venues around the Delaware Valley throughout its history, and is currently renting out the Legacy Center in East Falls for indoor use during the winter months. | Kara Milstein TTN

Hidden in the Shadows

10 March 2015 Dalton Balthaser

Resources for the university’s tennis programs remain limited, as they have for much of its existence.

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