CHAPEL HILL—The University of North Carolina announced its 2022 men’s tennis schedule, the Tar Heels announced on Monday.

Carolina, ranked 14th in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s pre-season national team standings, will start the season this week at the MLK Invitational, hosted by Georgia Tech, on January 14, 15 and 16.

The UNC’s first double-match is at home at the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center against Bucknell on Sunday, January 23.

The Tar Heels will defend their 2021 ITA National Team Indoor Championship title from Chapel Hill. They will once again host the ITA launch weekend, this year on January 29 and 30. UNC will host Northwestern on Saturday 29th, then meet up with Arizona State or Ohio State on Sunday 30th. If the Tar Heels win both of their games this weekend, they will advance to the Nationals. in room ITA in Seattle, Washington, from February 18 to 21.

The Carolina Atlantic Coast Conference roster includes home dates with Virginia Tech, Virginia, Louisville, Notre Dame, Clemson and Georgia Tech and road games in Miami, Florida State, Duke, Boston College, Wake Forest and North Carolina State.

In addition to the ITA launch weekend and the opener against Bucknell, UNC will also host non-conference home games against Wofford, NC Central, South Carolina and Columbia.

The 2022 ACC Men’s and Women’s Championships will be held in Rome, Georgia, April 21-24.

The Tar Heels return several key members of last year’s squad that finished the season sixth nationally and reached the knockout stages of the NCAA tournament, including seniors. Benjamin Sigouin, Brian Cernoch and Mac Kiger, junior Rinky Hijikata and second Logan zapp, among others.

The Head Coach Sam paul is also returning for his 29th season at the helm of the Tar Heel program. He starts the season with a career record of 523-213, and he has more wins than any active CCA coach.

BALTIMORE, Maryland (January 4, 2022) – Morgan State Head Tennis Coach Matthew Townes announced the 2022 Morgan State women’s tennis schedule. The spring schedule includes 19 competitions, including four at home, and is highlighted by a two-day review from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC).

The Lady Bears, who have seen their 2020 season cut short due to Covid-19 and did not play during the 2021 campaign, will take the pitch for the first time in 2022 when they visit George Washington (January 19). This will be the program’s first contest since March 11, 2020 – a 6-1 victory over Loyola Maryland.

Morgan State will host Saint Francis-Pa. in Baltimore for its home opener on Jan.23, before hitting the road for games at Navy (Jan.30) and James Madison (Feb.20).

The Lady Bears return home for back-to-back games against Georgetown (March 5) and Harford Community College (March 6), before hitting the road again to face Elon (March 13) and former MEAC foe North Carolina A&T (March 16) ).

Next up will be the three-day MEAC reunion in Cary, NC (March 17-19), where Morgan State will face off against members of the MEAC’s Southern Division. Morgan State will face North Carolina Central (March 17), Norfolk State (March 18) and will end against South Carolina State (March 19).

Morgan’s next seven contests will be on the road, starting with non-conference contests in Loyola Maryland (March 24), Bloomsburg (March 29) and Temple (March 30).

The Lady Bears will be the MEAC roster at Howard (April 2) and Delaware State (April 4), before returning to non-conference action at the University of Delaware (April 12). Morgan State will complete its road schedule against MEAC rival Coppin State (April 16) before closing the regular season at home against neighboring foe Johns Hopkins (April 17).

The 2022 MEAC Championship will be held Thursday April 28 through Saturday April 30 at the Cary Tennis Center in Cary, NC and will be hosted by North Carolina Central.

“The ladies had a tremendous fall; they trained hard every day and competed at a high level in every event we participated in,” said Townes. “We are delighted to start competing as a team. Our expectations are high and we are eager to seize the opportunity. Go bears! “

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Wildcats to host 17 of 24 regular season home games

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ / UK ATHLETICS) – The University of Kentucky women’s tennis team have released their schedule for the upcoming spring 2022 season, as announced by the head coach Carlos Drada Tuesday. The schedule includes 24 regular season games, with the Wildcats hosting 17 at the Hilary J. Boone tennis complex.

The season begins with back-to-back home doubles, as the UK first faces East Tennessee State and Belmont on January 14, followed by games with Miami Ohio and Bellarmine on January 16. The Wildcats will then face their first road test on January 21 at Notre Dame before returning home on January 23 to face Indiana.

The Wildcats resume doubles competition on February 13 against Penn State and Western Kentucky before hosting Ohio State on February 18. Kentucky then completes its non-conference roster on February 20 in Lexington by hosting West Virginia and Austin Peay.

The Southeastern Conference game begins on March 4 with a trip to Alabama to face the Crimson Tide before traveling to Auburn on March 6. The Wildcats then have 11 consecutive encounters against enemies of the SEC, which includes road games at LSU, Texas A&M, Georgia, and Tennessee.

The Wildcats are expected to host Missouri, Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Florida, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Mississippi State during league action. The UK concludes the regular season with games against the Rebels and Bulldogs on April 15 and 17, respectively, at the Hilary J. Boone Tennis Complex.

The SEC 2022 tournament is scheduled for April 20-24 in Gainesville, Florida, with all 14 teams in the conference being guaranteed at least one game.

The full 2022 program can be found here.

The Wildcats posted an overall rating of 16-9 with a 6-7 record in the SEC game in 2021. The season was one for the record books, as Arrese and Akvile Paražinskaite took the No. 1 in the doubles draw for the NCAA Championships. The duo were the first Wildcat to be ranked No.1 since 2016 and the first with Drada at the helm.

UK sack six players from last year’s roster, including All-American and All-SEC First Team Fiona Arrese. The program has also welcomed three newcomers this season in Ellie Eades, Lidia González, and Florencia Urrutia.

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STEPHENVILLE – A busy spring is ahead for the Tarleton tennis team, which announced their 2022 schedule on Friday.

The Texans will play 23 games next semester, including 10 at Stephenville on the Potishman-Lard tennis courts. The 10 home games are the most Tarleton has planned in a single season in at least 15 years.

March will be the busiest month for the Texans, with eight games scheduled. There will be seven in February, including four at home, including the first in Stephenville on February 11. In January, five games will be played on the road, and April concludes the year with three games in total, including two at home.

Tarleton will get a major test right off the bat with a road game at Texas A&M on Jan. 16 at College Station at the Mitchell Tennis Center. The Aggies are 58-20 in their last three seasons. The next day on the same courts, the Texans will play a neutral game against McNeese. On January 22, Tarleton faced off against another Power Five conference team on the road to Oklahoma, a double-pick in Norman. On January 28, the Texans will play Lipscomb in Nashville, and their first month of the spring campaign ends the next day in Belmont, also in Nashville.

It’s three road games in three consecutive days to start the Texans’ February schedule, at Tyler Junior College in Tyler, Texas on February 4, at Louisiana Tech on February 5 in Ruston, Louisiana, and finally, at Grambling State in Grambling, Louisiana, February 6. The first action at the Potishman-Lard tennis courts of spring will take place on February 11, with Tarleton hosting Southwestern. The Texans will spend the remainder of the month at home against Montana State and the UTPB on February 18 and the UTRGV on February 20.

To start March, Tarleton will play two games in Phoenix at the GCU Tennis Facility against host Grand Canyon on March 4 and a neutral game against Dixie State on March 5. On March 8, the Texans will play a neutral game against Missouri State at the Southeastern Oklahoma campus in Durant, Oklahoma. The Texans return home for a game against Pacific on March 15 before two more neutral games in Huntsville, Texas, against Lamar on March 19 and Stephen F. Austin on March 20 at the Sam Houston campus. Tarleton opens a four-game home game on March 25 against UTEP, followed by a March 26 game against New Mexico State.

The Texans face Sam Houston and UTRGV on April 2-3 at home and end their season on April 8 at Abilene Christian in Abilene, TX.

Tarleton has enjoyed six straight years with a record 0.500 or better. Last season, the Texans were 11-10, 5-1 in conference, winning five of their last six games. They finished second in the regular season in their first season of the Western Athletic Conference. In the fall of this season, the Texans took part in six events, the last time they played in their own Texan Invite on October 22.

To view the full schedule, visit: https://tarletonsports.com/sports/womens-tennis/schedule

EUGENE, Ore. – The head coach Nils schyllander and the Oregon Men’s Tennis Team are announcing the 2022 schedule which begins Jan. 15 with a doubles program against Boise State and Seattle. Next month it’s mostly non-conference games, with a Pac-12 game on Jan. 22 in Washington.

Notes on the 2022 men’s tennis program

January 15: Home opener against Boise State and Seattle
March 5: Pac-12 home opener against Washington
March 13: home double against Portland and Montana State
April 20-23: Pac-12 Championships (Ojai, California)

Oregon begins the season with back-to-back home doubles, hosting Boise State and Seattle on Saturday, Jan.15, followed by UC Santa Barbara and Portland State on Monday, Jan.17. The Ducks’ first home conference game is on March 5, as host in Washington at 2 p.m.

In cooperation with local health authorities and safety protocols, fans will be permitted at OU home events, and for now, masks are mandatory indoors, unless they are actively eating or drinking.

Joshua Charlton and first year student Quinn Vandecasteele starts the year 17th in the ITA doubles rankings after a strong fall season, winning the Jack Kramer Invitational and qualifying for the ITA Super Regionals in Washington. They finished the 2021 season with a 10-3 record as a pair.

The Ducks also dismiss three players – Jesper Klöv-Nilsson (18), Charlton (13) and Vandecasteele (13) – who ended the 2021 season with double-digit singles wins.

Oregon finished the 2021 double-season with a 17-7 record and a second round appearance of the NCAA tournament.

EUGENE, Ore. – The head coach Nils schyllander and the Oregon Men’s Tennis Team are announcing the 2022 schedule which begins Jan. 15 with a doubles program against Boise State and Seattle. Next month it’s mostly non-conference games, with a Pac-12 game on Jan. 22 in Washington.

Notes on the 2022 men’s tennis program

January 15: Home opener against Boise State and Seattle
March 5: Pac-12 home opener against Washington
March 13: home double against Portland and Montana State
April 20-23: Pac-12 Championships (Ojai, California)

Oregon begins the season with back-to-back home doubles, hosting Boise State and Seattle on Saturday, Jan.15, followed by UC Santa Barbara and Portland State on Monday, Jan.17. The Ducks’ first home conference game is on March 5, as host in Washington at 2 p.m.

In cooperation with local health authorities and safety protocols, fans will be permitted at OU home events, and for now, masks are mandatory indoors, unless they are actively eating or drinking.

Joshua Charlton and first year student Quinn Vandecasteele starts the year 17th in the ITA doubles rankings after a strong fall season, winning the Jack Kramer Invitational and qualifying for the ITA Super Regionals in Washington. They finished the 2021 season with a 10-3 record as a pair.

The Ducks also dismiss three players – Jesper Klöv-Nilsson (18), Charlton (13) and Vandecasteele (13) – who ended the 2021 season with double-digit singles wins.

Oregon finished the 2021 double-season with a 17-7 record and a second round appearance in the NCAA tournament.

The Head Coach Colin Foster put the finishing touches on its spring 2021-22 double slate.

“We’re really happy with the way our schedule has gone,” said Foster. “It presents us with a great mix of games against a variety of opponents.”

The Shockers will play seven of their 21 regular season games against schools that finished in the top 75 in the ITA Division I team standings last spring.

“It’s not as heavy on the top 25 opponents as we have played in the past, but we have a plethora of opponents who finished between 40 and 75 so there will still be plenty of ranked opportunities for the team. , as well as for individuals And we are delighted that so many of these games are taking place at home. “

WSU hosts a total of 10 times, starting Saturday January 22 with a double afternoon / evening program against Saint Louis (2 p.m.) and Newman (6 p.m.) at Genesis East.

The American Athletic Conference does not play a regular season program, but seven of the other nine women’s tennis programs (plus one prospective member) will pass through Wichita at some point this spring.

Florida Atlantic, who earlier this fall accepted an invitation to join The American, is coming to town for a February 11 showdown at Genesis West Central. This will be the very first meeting between the programs.

The February home list also includes visits to Tulane (February 13), Tulsa (February 16) and Memphis (February 25).

The Shockers move outside in March and April and host Cincinnati (March 17), South Florida (March 18), Houston (April 1) and SMU (April 3) at the Sheldon Coleman Tennis Complex.

WSU will play a tough road program again, starting with a three-day swing that begins in Des Moines, Iowa against defending Missouri Valley Conference champion Drake (Jan. 29) and continues with games in Omaha (30 January) and South Dakota (January 31).

The Shockers spend two days in Lincoln, Neb. for games against Creighton (February 5) and Nebraska (February 6) and travel to Fayetteville, Ark. on February 19 for a double dive against 2021 NCAA Tournament Qualifiers Arkansas and Oral Roberts.

The March schedule brings a swing to the road in Texas against Abilene Christian (March 6) and UT Arlington (March 7) and a trip north to take on her rival in Kansas State (March 27).

The regular season ends April 10 in Kansas City.

The American Athletic Conference Championship takes place just down the street in Tulsa, Oklahoma (April 20-23).

WICHITA STATE WOMEN’S 2021-22 TENNIS CALENDAR

BOLD Trials Home Matches (Jan / Feb at Genesis East, unless otherwise noted; March / April at Sheldon Coleman Tennis Complex)
All central hours; ITA 2021 final ranking included

January 22 – SAINT LOUIS (2 p.m.)
January 22 – NEWMAN (6 p.m.)
January 29 – at Drake (11 a.m.)
January 30 – in Omaha (9:30 am)
January 31 – South Dakota (10 a.m.)
February 5 – against Creighton in Lincoln, Neb. (2 p.m.)
February 6 – at # 51 Nebraska (11 a.m.)
February 11 – # 52 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (8 a.m.) at Genesis West Central
February 13 – TULANE (10am)
February 16 – # 48 TULSA (1 p.m.)
February 19 – at # 36 Arkansas (9 a.m.)
February 19 – against Oral Roberts in Fayetteville, Ark. (13 h)
February 25 – MEMPHIS (6 p.m.)
March 6 – to Abilene Christian (to be confirmed)
March 7 – at UT-Arlington (to be confirmed)
March 17 – CINCINNATI (noon)
March 18 – SOUTHERN FLORIDA (noon)
March 27 – at 70 Kansas St. (to be confirmed)
April 1 – # 75 HOUSTON (1 p.m.)
April 3 – # 45 SMU (10am)
April 10 – in Kansas City (to be confirmed)
April 20-23 – American Athletic Conference Tournament

MURFREESBORO, Tennessee – Middle Tennessee Women’s Tennis Head Coach Tayo Bailey Duvall announced the spring 2022 calendar on Wednesday afternoon.

The Blue Raiders are planning a 24-game spring schedule after a successful fall campaign that included stops in Indiana, Kentucky and Florida. The Blue Raiders were also able to get a glimpse of the hosting of tournaments at home during this streak. At the end of the regular season, MT is expected to host the 2022 Conference USA Women’s Tennis Championship at the Adams Tennis Complex from April 21-24.

Middle Tennessee women’s tennis will begin the 2022 season with five road games, starting in Fort Myers, Fla., To face Florida Atlantic in the season opener on Jan.15. The Blue Raiders will leave the Sunshine State after facing Georgia. State at a neutral location two days later.

The team will then return home to Murfreesboro to prepare to take on regional enemies in Belmont and Vanderbilt on January 21 in Nashville, Tenn. The Blue Raiders will remain in Volunteer State and use I-24 to play in Chattanooga on January 23.

After the swing on the road, Middle Tennessee returns to ATC to play four of its next five on our home courts. East Tennessee State will travel to Boro on January 28th, we will hit the road to face Austin Peay on January 30th. Next, the team will host three back-to-back home games against IUPUI, UT Martin and Alabama A&M to kick off the February games list.

Coach Duvall and his company will travel to Denton, TX to play two games in two days against opponents C-USA UTSA and North Texas on their home turf.

Middle Tennessee returns home Feb. 18 to face Samford and Ball State before embarking on a nine-game swing.

During the 44-day break away from Murfreesboro, the team will stop in Ruston, Louisiana to face Louisiana Tech and Grambling State. A trip to Windy City to face Illinois in Chicago and DePaul March 4-6. Three days later, the team will return to Louisiana with games against South Florida and Tulane in New Orleans. A return trip up north to West Virginia with games against the Thundering Herd and Cincinnati in early April. Concluding with a real road game against rival Western Kentucky on April 9.

The Blue Raiders will return home to play their final home game of the regular season against the UAB on April 16. Five days later, Middle Tennessee will host the Conference USA women’s tennis championship at the Adams Tennis Complex. The last time MT hosted a C-USA women’s tennis tournament was in 2016, the Blue Raiders fell 4-0 to CRF in the quarter-finals.

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MURFREESBORO, Tennessee – Middle Tennessee Men’s Tennis Head Coach Jimmy borendame announced the spring 2022 calendar on Thursday.

The 28-game spring roster will begin on January 17 and run through April 16. From there, the team will travel to Norfolk, Virginia to compete in the Conference USA tournament where the Blue Raiders are the back-to-back defending Conference Champions.

Borendame and his team will start the first four games of the season at the Adams tennis complex, starting with our season opener C-USA Southern Miss and ending with Butler.

After the home stand, the team will hit the road for three straight games against Mississippi State, Georgia Tech and an opponent TBD during ITA launch weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Once the team returns from their stand, they will rebound from Murfreesboro to our opponents, taking on six power-five opponents at Louisville, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Indiana, Auburn and Michigan State in seven games.

“This year’s schedule is filled with tough games,” said Borendame, “17 of the 21 dates on our schedule we will face an opponent in the ITA Top 75. There are 15 potential opponents to the power of five, this that will define we are ready for a great opportunity in a national ranking. “

The team will then hit the road for a five-game road trip, with stops in Montgomery, Alabama for the Blue Gray Championship and road games in Oklahoma State and South Florida.

Over the next seven games, the Blue Raiders will play five at home and encourage fans to pack the Adams tennis complex. Fans will take part in promotional events during most home games, these need to be announced.

“We have a number of great home games at the Adams Tennis Complex. Really catch our fan base in games, we have done an amazing job using our seventh man, our fans and our loyal supporters,” said Borendame.

Middle Tennessee men’s tennis will have a fight with Lone Star State schools in late March, hitting the road to face C-USA’s foe SMU in Dallas and Rice in Houston. The team will return to Murfreesboro to face Texas Tech at ATC.

To complete the regular season schedule, the Blue Raiders will play a home double against Memphis and Alabama A&M before traveling to Wichita, Kansas to face the Shockers and Tulsa who both finished the previous season in the Top 75. of the ITA.

The Blue Raiders will end the regular season by welcoming five power-five teams to Murfreesboro, which is a program record. Middle Tennessee will then look to defend their back-to-back C-USA titles April 22-24 in Norfolk, Va.

Fall Singles Results (42-37)
Oskar Brostrom Poulsen – (7-1)
Stijn slump – (7-4)
Chris edge – (5-2)
Jean Chin – (5-5)
Stepan Holis – (5-6)
Francisco rocha – (4-4)
Pavel Motl – (4-4)
Lucas Olivier – (3-5)
Mattia Bernardi – (2-6)

Fall results in doubles (35-46)

Motl – (6-5)
Sag – (5-6)
Olivier – (4-3)
Edge – (4-3)
Rocha – (4-3)
Holis – (4-5)
Poulsen – (3-6)
Bernardi – (3-7)
Chin – (2-8)

Coach Borendame got a glimpse of his squad this fall, competing in one of the toughest fall schedules he has assembled as a head coach. The Blue Raiders competed in the Coach Dale Short Shootout at home, then traveled across the state to Knoxville to play in the ITA Regional Championship against Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, among others.

The team then made stops in Illinois, California, Oklahoma and South Carolina at various events before closing the fall period on November 7.

She enjoyed a short break during which she “completely turned off”, but US Open champion Emma Raducanu is back in training and preparing for the 2022 tennis season.

The 19-year-old enjoyed a stellar debut campaign as she became the first qualifier to go to the end of a Grand Slam, winning 10 matches en route to lifting the US Open trophy at Flushing Meadows .

She finished the year in career-high 19th place in the WTA standings with her last game of the season, a first-round loss to the Upper Austria Linz Ladies in early November.

Raducanu, however, took a few days off after her last event, but resumed training last week.

On Sunday, she played her first match on British soil since June as she faced Romania’s Elena-Gabriela Ruse in the Champions Tennis exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall.

After winning with a 6-3, 7-6 (7-3) victory, she revealed her schedule for the next few weeks.

“Six days, I completely disconnected and started my preseason this week Tuesday, but I did a lot of fitness and not so much tennis so I was a little nervous to go out and play in front of everyone. here., “she said.

“I’m doing a preseason and I’m working hard on my fitness. As you can see, I need to work with my sprints towards the net as I get dropped. “

She will then be in action at the Mubadala World Tennis Championship in Abu Dhabi in December before traveling to Australia for the season opener Grand Slam.

She added: “So I do that and then I go to the Middle East to finish my preseason, then Christmas there and fly to Australia from there on the 27th.”