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After dropping her first matches of the season in a 7-0 loss at Princeton, junior Mariam Zein rebounded against NJIT last Friday as the Knights returned the favor in a 7-0 shutout over the Highlanders. Rutgers aims for a similar result on Wednesday versus Seton Hall.
One match separates the Rutgers tennis team from its first encounter with Big Ten Conference play.
Regardless of the fact that the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) has been struggling this season, the Rutgers tennis team did not take its match against the Highlanders (1-7) lightly on Friday at the East Brunswick Racquet Club.
After suffering her first losses of the season in her singles and doubles matches on Tuesday night in Princeton, junior Mariam Zein looks to bounce back against NJIT.
For the second time this week, the Rutgers tennis team takes on an in-state opponent.
Junior Mariam Zein put together the most competitive match for the Knights in their 7-0 defeat to Princeton yesterday, forcing a third set before falling 7-5, 3-6, (10-5).
The Rutgers women’s tennis team recorded its second loss Tuesday, dropping its match against Princeton, 7-0.
Despite Princeton's overall record, junior Gina Li refuses to take the Tigers lightly when the Knights hit the court.
The Rutgers women’s tennis team has reason to be confident going into its next match against its in-state rival.
Junior’s Mariam Zein (left) and Gina Li (right) both had succesful seasons with the pair making it to the semi-finals at Regionals.
With the fall season complete, the Rutgers tennis team now enters offseason mode as each member prepares for the spring.
Highlighted by a deep run in doubles action, the Rutgers tennis team demonstrated through the course of five days at the ITA Northeast Regional Tournament that the program is one to be reckoned with.
Junior Gina Li said Regionals will be a tough tournament where the Knights will compete against the best teams and players in the Northeast Region. Li is the only Knight in singles play to earn a seed for Regionals.
The Rutgers tennis team has seen its share of formidable adversaries throughout the fall season.
While the Brown Invitational was seen as a good opportunity to play against quality Division I foes, this past weekend’s tournament at Yale provided the Rutgers tennis team with a way to gear up for the ITA Northeast Regional tournament, which will begin Oct 16.
Junior Mariam Zein said she has been working on cross-court directionals in preparation for Friday’s tournament at Yale.
In the days leading up to Friday, the Rutgers tennis team aims to parlay its strong showing against ASA in its tournament at its second straight Ivy League school invitational at Yale University.
Cunningham said if she had to play another sport, it would be volleyball because she played it all throughout high school.
If it were not for certain appealing aspects of tennis, sophomore Farris Cunningham might have become a college athlete playing a different sport.
Sophomore midfielder Alyssa Bull said the key to success will be organization.
