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In sports, the score is supposed to tell the story. Sometimes, it just doesn’t. The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team fell 4-0 to No. 21 UCLA on Friday and 4-1 to No. 26 USC on Sunday, two matches that could’ve ended in quiet exits.
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team lost to Nebraska 4-0 at Nielsen Tennis Stadium on Saturday, where they were outmatched and outmaneuvered the entire match. At this point, competing isn’t enough.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team (9-9) fell to the Washington Huskies (13-6) at the Nordstrom Tennis Center on Sunday, ending their last road game of the regular season with a disappointing loss.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team headed to the West for their last road trip of the regular season to face the Oregon Ducks Friday at the Student Tennis Center, falling short 4-2.
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team sent a clear message against Purdue on March 30: they’re done leaving matches up for grabs.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team hosted the Indiana Hoosiers at Nielsen Tennis Stadium at home on March 28 after two games on the road. The Badgers seemed to pick up momentum after their nail-biting win over the Penn State Nittany Lions, but they unfortunately could not convert against the Hoosiers as a team.
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team sent a clear message on Sunday’s match against Purdue: they’re done leaving matches up for grabs. In one of their most controlled performances of the season, the Badgers, overpowered No. 52 Purdue 4-1, proving they’ve learned from early season missteps and aren’t afraid to take control.
After falling behind early in their doubles matches, the Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team (8-6, 2-4) responded with a focused, resilient singles effort that earned a 4-3 win over Penn State (11-7, 0-5) on the road [Mar 23]. The match wasn’t perfect, but it was exactly the kind of win they needed.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team lost 4-0 to the Ohio State Buckeyes on the road at Ty Tucker Tennis Center in Columbus, Ohio, on March 21.
The scoreboard tells you who won, but it won’t tell you who left their home, their family and their entire world behind to represent the Wisconsin Badgers.
The Wisconsin Badgers (6-6, 0-4 Big Ten) men’s tennis team came out strong against the No. 17 Michigan Wolverines (9-7, 3-1 Big Ten) on Sunday, claiming the doubles point and building early momentum. But despite leading 3-1 at one stage, the Badgers were unable to hold off the Wolverines’ late surge, falling 4-3 in a closely contested match.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team (6-5, 0-3 Big Ten) hosted the Michigan State Spartans at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison Friday and were met with a not-so-warm welcome home after their strenuous road trip, falling short by just one point in a 4-3 loss to their next-door rivals.
The No. 17 Wisconsin Badgers women’s tennis team served a hard-fought win against the No. 45 University of Illinois Fighting Illini (6-7) during their home match at the Nielsen Tennis Center Sunday, earning a 4-1 Badgers win.
The No. 58 Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team fell short to the Northwestern Wildcats 5-2 in their third away game in a row this season at the Combe Tennis Center in Evanston, Illinois.
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team made their presence felt, delivering a decisive 5-2 victory over Marquette to secure their first road win of the season on February 27th.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team faced off against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at the Eck Tennis Center Friday, marking their first away game of the season. The Badgers played a number of forgettable matches, as they went pointless for the first time since last season against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team put on a strong performance Wednesday night at Nielsen Tennis Stadium, dismantling Illinois State 7-0 to extend their all-time dominance over the Redbirds to 24-0.
After Friday night’s 4-3 comeback against Western Michigan, the Wisconsin men’s tennis team left no doubt on Sunday with a win over Drake 4-0 at Nielsen Tennis Stadium. The Badgers took control early, sweeping three singles matches without dropping more than one set and winning the doubles point.
The Wisconsin Badgers scraped by with a 4-3 overall victory over the Western Michigan Broncos Friday at the Nielsen Tennis Stadium, earning their third overall win this season. Losing two out of three doubles matches and two singles matches, the Badgers’ very own Sachiv Kumar powered forward.
The No. 25 Wisconsin Badgers’ tennis team (16-2, 6-1 Big Ten) split their weekend against the Northwestern Wildcats and No. 35 Illinois Fighting Illini last Friday and Sunday.
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