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Singles Before the year started, I was sort of leaning towards Williams as the national championship favorite, but after this tournament, I’m not so sure. It’s important to note that Fall results only mean so much, but here are the takeaways: 1. Eph Off. Not a single Williams player made it to the quarterfinals of...
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It’s funny to think that there’s one region where Whitman is the only good team, and then there’s this region. Instead of calling it the “New England” regional, I’m thinking they should just change the name to “the clusterf***” region because it’s more appropriate. There are so many good players and good teams in...
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So the final rankings came out the other day. I think they pretty accurately represent the collective bodies of work of each of the teams involved. Of course, you can make arguments for certain teams being higher or lower (I’m surprised MIT isn’t in there, and GAC should clearly be ahead of Trinity at...
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Amherst vs. Wash U If Wash U has a chance to keep this match close, they will have to take at least two out of three doubles matches. Unfortunately for them, Amherst is just better than they are at doubles, and Coach Garner knows how to get his players pumped up for the big...
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Amherst def. Vassar 5-0 You gotta hate an NCAA system that yields Sweet Sixteen matchups that aren’t even worth writing about. Amherst absolutely dominated this match. It didn’t look like two top teams playing each other; it looked like a fly vs. a windshield. One thing that could be said is that Amherst seems...
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SCIAC Since the SCIAC final and 3rd place matches were yesterday, and we’ve all had a little time to digest what happened, I’ll start with that Cal Lutheran def. Redlands 5-4 There was obviously a little bit of controversy surrounding this match, but I think it’s time we get past it and focus on...
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The NESCAC tournament is being hosted by Williams, and it is single-elimination format, so there’s no opportunity for an interesting NCAA-seeding-implication-filled rematch between Middlebury and Bowdoin in a potential 3rd place match. Ironically, the most important match of the tournament is probably taking place in the quarterfinals. Here are the seedings: 1. Amherst 2....
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I felt like last week was very similar to the one two weeks ago. There just weren’t enough matches to separate any one individual performance from the others. See here are the Players of the Fortnight (POFs) Atlantic South Dillon Pottish (Emory) I know. I know. Pottish, again? Unfortunately, some of Pottish’s teammates lost...
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This turned out to be a very busy weekend, chocked full of mild surprises and a few great individual performances in Ojai. Let’s start with the team stuff: Other News Coe College def. #29 Wisconsin-Whitewater 5-4 This match obviously flew below the radar, as nobody has every really heard of Coe College. Believe it...
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#16 Johns Hopkins def. #23 Mary Washington 7-2 This was probably the least dramatic of Sunday’s matches between ranked teams. The Blue Jays continued to make a mockery of their ranking by trouncing the Eagles. As usual, Hopkins dominated the singles competition pretty thoroughly, with their only loss coming in a 10-point tiebreaker at...
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