In the final set of the 2025 ITA Division I Men’s National Team Indoor Championship, graduate student Stefan Dostanic remembered one thing:
“Be grateful for this moment.”
The USC transfer had...
Top-ranked Wake Forest Men’s Tennis (19-0, 2-0 ACC) is on a roll, entering conference play and defeating two ranked opponents over the weekend, including the No. 9 Stanford Cardinal and No. 26 California...
Wake Forest has yet another trophy in its case — this time, Men’s Tennis won their first ITA Men’s National Team Indoor Championship since 2017.
Wake Forest’s long streak of winning the doubles...
No. 4 Wake Forest men’s tennis rose to their high expectations early in the season, winning an early test against No. 3 Ohio State at Wake Forest Indoor Tennis Center Sunday afternoon.
The match started...
Wake Forest Women’s Tennis opened their fall season this past weekend in Greenville, S.C. at the Debbie Southern Fall Classic. While the Demon Deacons returned six of their ten players from last year,...
Wake Forest has climbed to the No. 3 spot on the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Division 1 men’s tennis rankings, marking a season-high in ranking. Driven by their six starting players, the...
After earning a 6-1, 6-2 victory on Wake Forest Indoor Tennis Center’s Court 3, senior Luciano Tacchi clinched Wake Forest’s match against East Tennessee State, securing Head Coach Tony Bresky’s...
The Wake Forest women’s tennis team faced two tough road losses to two top-10, ACC opponents last weekend.
Wake Forest lost to No. 6 Duke on April 6 and No. 1 North Carolina on April 8, both games...
This past weekend, men’s tennis picked up victories against No. 39 Louisville (11-8, 2-6), No. 50 Notre Dame (10-11, 1-6) and UNC Greensboro (4-17, 0-5) in a two-day home stretch.
On Friday, Wake...
After a dominant weekend performance, the Wake Forest women’s tennis team has shown strength against three out-of-conference teams.
At the 75th annual Blue Gray National Tennis Classic in Montgomery,...
Liv Jennings, Contributing Writer
• September 13, 2022
Serena Williams announced her retirement through her “Vogue” cover story that was released this summer on Aug. 9.
“I have never liked the word retirement,” she explained in the article, “Maybe...
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