2018-19 Women's Tennis News
The Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference announced on Wednesday afternoon that 125 Worcester State University student-athletes have earned spots on the 2019 Winter/Spring MASCAC All-Academic Team.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team won a pair of doubles matches on Saturday afternoon, but couldn't hold on for the victory, falling 6-3 to Nichols College at the Robinson Tennis Courts.
One-hundred-seventy-eight Worcester State University student-athletes have been named to the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference Fall/Winter 2018 All-Academic Team.
Twelve Worcester State University student-athletes, representing the field hockey and women's tennis teams, have been named to the Little East Conference Fall All-Academic Team.
The 2018 fall season was both eventful and historic for the Worcester State University Athletic Department, with 10 of the University's 20 varsity teams in season.
Worcester State University women's tennis sophomore Dominique Alves (Ludlow, Mass.) has been named to the Little East Conference (LEC) All-Conference First Team in singles.
The Worcester State University tennis team suffered a season-ending 7-2 defeat to Salem State in a must-win Little East Conference matchup on Tuesday afternoon at the Central Campus Tennis Courts.
The Worcester State Univeristy women's tennis team dropped a tough 9-0 decision to the unbeaten Rhode Island College Anchorwomen in Little East Conference action Sunday evening at Courash Courts.
Sophomore Victoria Konicki (Auburn, Mass.) clinched a victory at sixth singles for the Worcester State University tennis team as the Lancers defeated Clark University 5-4 Tuesday afternoon at the Coresh Tennis Courts.
Three Worcester State University student-athletes have claimed four Little East Conference weekly awards, as announced by the conference office on Monday afternoon.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team could not overcome a 2-1 deficit after doubles play on Saturday afternoon, falling to Plymouth State University 6-3 in Little East Conference action at the Holderness School.
Freshman Charlotte Mullane (Sterling, Mass.) and sophomore Emma Collings (Marion, Mass.) each picked up wins in both singles and doubles on Friday afternoon as the Worcester State University tennis team defeated Western Connecticut State University 7-2 in Little East Conference play at Wachusett Regional High School.
Junior Samantha Harden (Turner, Maine) provided the University of Southern Maine women's tennis team with the decisive fifth point as the Huskies knocked off the visiting Worcester State University Lancers 6-3 in Little East Conference action Tuesday at the Costello Sports Complex field house.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team snapped a brief two-match losing skid on Saturday afternoon, defeating UMass Boston 8-1 in Little East Conference play at the BC High Tennis Courts.
The Worcester State University women’s tennis team suffered a 7-2 loss to Roger Williams University on Thursday afternoon in non-conference action at Wachusett Regional High School.
Freshman Charlotte Mullane (Sterling, Mass.) picked up a pair of wins, but it wasn't enough as the Worcester State University tennis team suffered a 6-3 defeat to UMass Dartmouth in Little East Conference action at Wachusett Regional High School on Saturday.
