The No. 38 Bears pulled the upset against the No 21. Texas Longhorns Tuesday night at the Hurd Tennis Center, keeping the Bears NCAA tournament hopes alive.
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The Baylor Bear’s men’s tennis team fell short Saturday in a 4-3 loss to the No. 12 Texas Tech Red Raiders. The Bears are now 11-9 overall, and 0-1 in conference play.
The Bears, now 7-6 at home, will look to find a victory on the road in Fort Worth against TCU on Friday.
Men’s Tennis The Baylor men’s tennis team kicked off the ITA National Team Indoor Championships this weekend with a 5-0…
Both Baylor men’s and women’s tennis teams slipped to lose two matches this weekend at the Hawkins Indoor Tennis Center…
No. 4 Baylor men’s tennis team was dealt its first loss yesterday against in-state and former Big 12 rival No.…
The Baylor men’s tennis team gained their first win of the season and their 451st win under head coach Matt…
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By Meghan Mitchell Lariat Sports Writer Baylor senior tennis player Julian Lenz was named Big 12 Player of the Week…
Baylor women’s tennis started its season with success, finishing the Under Armour/H-E-B Kickoff with a 7-2 record at the Hurd…
Baylor tennis is thriving after both the men’s and women’s teams claimed the Big 12 title last season. Ahead of…
Baylor tennis will be well represented in this month’s 2015 Oracle/ITA Masters tournament, as senior Julian Lenz and junior Max…
A monumental season for the second-ranked Baylor Bears has finally come to an end with a 4-2 loss to three-seed Virginia in the 2015 NCAA semifinals on Monday afternoon. As much as the loss hurts for the Bears, the fact that it was on their home courts make it that much more bittersweet.
Baylor failed to capitalize on an early doubles point and several weakened Cavaliers as the No. 2 Bears fell 4-2 to No. 3 Virginia to end their season in the Final Four at the Hurd Tennis Center in Waco.
Eight-seed Baylor women’s tennis was unable to pull off a massive upset at Sunday afternoon’s NCAA quarterfinal matchup, dropping a 4-1 decision to top-ranked USC at the Hurd Tennis Center.
For the first time since 2007, the second-ranked Baylor men’s tennis team will advance to the NCAA semifinals after the Bears posted a 4-2 win over defending national champion USC on Saturday afternoon at the Hurd Tennis Center.
James-Baker’s 6-7 (3), 7-5, 6-1 win over Skylar Morton helped Baylor advance to its first Elite Eight appearance since 2011 and avenged a 4-1 loss to Virginia last year in the Sweet 16.
Two-seed Baylor men’s tennis posted a gritty 4-1 win over South Florida on Thursday evening to advance the NCAA quarterfinals on Saturday. It was not as easy as the score dictated though.
Two-seed Baylor men’s tennis earned a spot in the NCAA Round of 16 for the 14th-straight year after sweeping both No. 29 LSU and unranked Bryant in the regional championships Friday and Saturday in Waco. Eight-seed Baylor women’s tennis edged Rice 4-2 after a grueling three-and-a-half-hour match.
Sophomore men’s tennis player Maxime Tchoutakian not only experiences the common college problems, but also a language barrier, different customs, and a culture shock since arriving in Waco in January.
The Baylor men’s basketball team experienced a much different offseason training over the past month. The Bears cross-trained with seven other teams, which included football, rowing, gymnastics, tennis, lacrosse, soccer and baseball.
Baylor tennis will host the first and second rounds of the 2015 NCAA Tennis Championships on May 8-10 at the Hurd Tennis Center after both programs received top 10 tournament bids on Tuesday afternoon.
The Bears were all smiles after capturing the team’s eighth Big 12 tournament title Sunday afternoon. Baylor blanked No. 16 Texas Tech 4-0 at the Hawkins Indoor Tennis Center to cap off a successful run in the conference championships.
With the win on court six, No. 1 Oklahoma edged No. 2 Baylor men’s tennis 4-3 at the Hurd Tennis Center to take the tournament title.
By Cody Soto Sports Writer Women’s tennis over TCU 4-0 Another day, another trophy. No. 8 Baylor women’s tennis blanked…
Both Baylor men’s and women’s tennis faced conference rival TCU in the Big 12 Tennis Championships semifinal round, but the Bears pulled away with two victories to advance to the final day of the tournament tomorrow.
Top-seeded Baylor women’s tennis was ready. The team didn’t need any help from doubles action, and while the threat of rain forced singles matches to be played first, the Bears did not miss a beat.
The Baylor tennis program is the host for this year’s Big 12 Championships, and both tennis teams are on a mission to win their second consecutive tournament titles this weekend in Waco.
The faces change, but the headlines stay the same for Baylor tennis. The men and women hoisted two Big 12 championship trophies last weekend as both teams ended the regular season as conference champions for the third consecutive year.
No. 8 Baylor women’s tennis will play for a share of another Big 12 championship this weekend as it hosts No. 72 Kansas and unranked Kansas State at the Hurd Tennis Center.
