Stag-Hen Recap

I know how you guys like your DIII coverage to happen hours after the event, so here I am obliging you insatiable appetites. I’ll go team-by-team. 1. CMS D3Central mentioned on Twitter that one of the things we learned from the tournament is that CMS is beatable. Really? Is that what we learned? Because I…

SBWW: A Wrapup

Well, it was quite a weekend in Walla Walla, Washington. Even though CMS ended up dominating the competition, there were two absolute barnburner matches, and we had the unique experience of being able to watch an entire DIII match on all courts in real time, which was pretty cool. Without dwelling on it too much,…

The Spring Break Chronicles: Texas-Tyler

I’ve said this several times, but Texas-Tyler is one of the most enigmatic teams in DIII tennis. On the surface, they have no business being successful. The school has none of the usual aspects of a successful DIII tennis program: Good academics? Nope Desireable location? Uhhh… hehe International recruiting niche? Not even The only thing…

Spring Break Walla Walla

I’ve made no secret of how excited I am for Spring Break Walla Walla. Why are you so excited for two great teams and two mediocre teams to play a quad where only two of the matches are probably going to be competitive, you might ask? Well, for you naive readers out there, I’ve compiled…

An Ode to the Slug Life

This is a longwinded recap of UCSC’s 5-4 win over Whittier this past weekend. Basically what happened in the match was the Team of Destiny came up huge, recovering from a late break at #2 doubles to eventually win in an epic tiebreaker, to give Cruz a 2-1 lead after doubles. Then, the Earlham transfer…

2014 Best of the Rest: West

Well, team. I’m not going to do a pre-season individuals ranking because I think it would be absolutely silly to try without knowing who the #1 singles players are from the various schools. Common sense would say that Wood is a lock from CMS, but if he plays behind Butts, who knows? Same situation for…