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Tennis Picks-Up Three Conference AwardsDoubles team Christin Louras (Rutland, VT) and Mark Lundeen (Lakeville, CT) were named to the NAC All-Conference 1st team Friday afternoon while coach Rob Purdy was honored as the Coach of the Year. For their persistence and dedication, the team was awarded the 2009 Sportsmanship Award. |
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Eagles Face Johnson Sate in NAC TourneyThe Green Mountain College Men’s tennis team begins their bid for a North Atlantic Conference title when they face Johnson State College tomorrow afternoon at 1 pm. The match, hosted by Castleton State College, will be played at White’s Park (32 E Center St., Rutland, VT). |
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Lydon State Topples EaglesLYNDON CENTER, Vt. - Green Mountain College ended the 2009 regular season dropping a 6-3 decision to the host Hornets of Lyndon State Wednesday afternoon. |
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Men's Tennis: Norwich Sprints Past Green Mountain, 8-1POULTNEY, Vt. - The Norwich University men's tennis team won its second consecutive match on Sunday afternoon as the Cadets defeated in-state rival Green Mountain College, 8-1, in a non-conference contest. Norwich (2-3) swept the three doubles sets, and won five of the six singles points en route to the victory. Collin Hyte and Chris Pashley teamed up to earn an 8-2 victory at No. 1 doubles. Matt Sanford and Travis Tyler picked up an 8-0 win at second doubles. Graham Oliveira and Bobby Whitbeck completed the sweep of the doubles points by collecting an 8-5 win at No. 3 doubles. |
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Men's Tennis Falls to Hornets
The visiting Hornets of Lyndon State College picked up a (6-3) North Atlantic Conference men’s tennis victory Saturday afternoon over the host Eagle’s of Green Mountain College. In singles action, Lyndon’s Robbie Gray picked up a 2-set victory over Brett Dugan in the #1 match (6-3), (6-0). In the #2 match, Peter Dutile defeated GMC’s Kyle O’Boyle (6-4), (6-4). Chris Hammet and Paul Thibault both picked wins for Lyndon in the #3 and #4 matches over Kyle Watt and Kevin Hart, respectively.
Men's Tennis Swept by CastletonThe Green Mountain College men's tennis team swept the Eagles (9-0) in Friday afternoon's North Atlantic Conference contest. Story to follow.
Tennis Team falls to Thomas in Season OpenerWATERVILLE, Maine - The Thomas College Men's Tennis Team proved too much for the visiting Green Mountain Eagles winning 6-3 in the second match of the spring season for the Terriers. The win pushes Thomas to 2-0 on the season.
