When in May, the D3 tennis world is at it’s end, Some have joy while others heart’s need to mend. This post season brought us many a thrill, Tests of courage, talent, and young men’s will. It all began with the journey of one team, Behind 3-0, an exit in the quarters it seemed. Backs…
It’s tournament time and that is an exciting thing for the blog. We are closing in on 2 million views to the site which is absolutely nuts. So we have to give a shout out to all the supporters (and haters) that take the time to read our thoughts and actively participate. It is you…
So I have been tasked by almighty ASouth to give an update on the Central region’s individual nationals picture. Typically this is an arduous task of looking at who has beaten who, where the bad losses are, and figuring out what indirect wins might impact positioning. After some initial thoughts, it might be a pretty…
Well I have had some time free up and some words of encouragement from the blog team to do some work so I figured I would take a stand for a team that I rarely back. With the Pool C conversation in the mind of everyone, I thought Case Western needed an advocate and today…
D3TennisGreek: If you are a fan of central region tennis, then you must be giddy with excitement. The region’s top three teams – Chicago, Case, and Wash U – will face one another this weekend in the Windy City, and there are major UAA seeding and Pool C implications with each result. Because I’m a…
Ok gents, it’s already Thursday and West and I are both busy people. He is out saving the world and I am out playing golf. Those seem pretty comparable right? Anyways, both Wash U and Gustavus seem to take some random trips each year and Texas is a good destination to get some great matches.…
The Central region is in a pretty big lull the last few weeks which means I was able to sort of disappear as a blogger and somehow manage to pick a player from Bethel as my POTW. Sadly Greek continuously reminds me that he is there to take my job when I pass away and…
The first big Central weekend is in the books and I asked for fireworks and I am pleased to report we got just that. Because I wasn’t actually in attendance (sorry Whitewater, the rumors weren’t true), I won’t break down each individual match, but rather point out the biggest takeaways from the results. The good,…
So the season is finally upon us which means a massive group text message conversation between all the bloggers discussing lineups, overreacting after the first 3 games of doubles, and the campaigning of having LoveD3Tennis come back in the comments section. While some of the matches that were played had some interesting story lines mainly…
Coach: Jay Tee (4th season) Location: Chicago, IL Preseason Rank: #6 Twitter Handle: @UChicagoTennis Overview: Well I wasn’t planning on writing my last preview until the last minute because I thought Chicago deserved the cliche of saving the best for last. But a slow day at work and the sudden realization that the Maroons play their…
