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...said Curto, who is also a Crimson photography editor. “It was really good for everyone just to get the experience and for the freshmen to get over the initial nervousness of playing college tennis.” Harvard returns to action in two weeks at the ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships in Columbus, Ohio. —Staff writer Tyler D. Sipprelle can be reached at sipprell@fas.harvard.edu...
...playing back.” The superior season of the twin captains began in the fall, when Anderson and O’Riain captured the doubles title at the Cissie Leary Memorial Tournament. After falling to the nation’s No. 1 doubles team at the Riviera ITA All-American Championships, the pair won the Wilson/ITA Eastern Regional Championships, their second title of the fall. “We’ve never really done this well in regionals, especially in doubles,” Anderson said after the win. The win at the Eastern Regionals earned Anderson...
...team’s inability to advance on the national stage, the Crimson enjoyed another historic season, headlined by the emergence of the dominant Anderson/O’Riain tandem. Anderson and O’Riain won the doubles crowns at both the Cissie Leary Memorial tournament and the ITA Eastern Regionals in the fall season, finishing with a 31-7 overall record. There was also the unprecedented fourth straight undefeated league season, giving seniors Anderson, Wang and Lyly Cao Minh a perfect 28-0 Ivy record in their tenure. “It’s pretty special...
...about time that we traveled,” Wang said. “We’ve been home for the past three weekends, [and] I definitely think that we’re fresh this time.” The Crimson edged TCU, 4-3, at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships on Feb. 3 but has not had a head-to-head match against William and Mary in recent years. “TCU is going to be really tough, and William and Mary is pretty evenly matched with us,” O’Riain said...
...tennis team has been on a roll to start the spring season and, based on the success of last weekend’s performance, expects to continue that trend in the coming weeks. For the first time in program history, Harvard advanced to the semifinals of the ITA National Indoor Championships, held in Madison, Wisconsin. The tournament, which featured 16 of the nation’s top teams, was a thriller for Harvard, which upset No. 6 Georgia and No. 16 Texas Christian University by 4-3 scores to reach the Final Four. Though top-ranked Stanford ended Harvard?...