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Clare McKee and the Tigers will begin the spring season Jan. 27 against Temple.
Photo by: Beverly Schaefer
Women's Tennis Team to Keep Home Court Busy in Spring Season
December 13, 2017 | Women's Tennis
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The indoor courts in Jadwin Gym and the Princeton tennis teams' outdoor home at the Lenz Tennis Center will be busy this spring.
The women's tennis team has unveiled a schedule that includes 16 total home matches, with Penn, Columbia, Harvard and Dartmouth coming for Ivy League play, three home dates for the ECAC Championship Feb. 9-11, and nine more non-league opponents between Jan. 27 and Mar. 3. Auburn, which finished the 2017 season ranked 14th in the nation, will visit on Feb. 4, with Kentucky, which ranked 18th, coming in on Feb. 24. The Ivy had four teams ranked in the ITA top 50 at the end of last season, with Dartmouth 45th, Harvard 48th, Cornell 49th and Penn 50th.
Princeton sent multiple players to six tournaments in the fall and had Nicole Kalhorn and Stephanie Schrage compete in doubles at the ITA All-Americas in October and Schrage play singles in the ITA Fall Nationals in November. Schrage's rookie classmate Nathalie Rodilosso led the team with nine singles wins in the fall.
The Tigers' spring slate will begin Jan. 27 with a visit from Temple.
The indoor courts in Jadwin Gym and the Princeton tennis teams' outdoor home at the Lenz Tennis Center will be busy this spring.
The women's tennis team has unveiled a schedule that includes 16 total home matches, with Penn, Columbia, Harvard and Dartmouth coming for Ivy League play, three home dates for the ECAC Championship Feb. 9-11, and nine more non-league opponents between Jan. 27 and Mar. 3. Auburn, which finished the 2017 season ranked 14th in the nation, will visit on Feb. 4, with Kentucky, which ranked 18th, coming in on Feb. 24. The Ivy had four teams ranked in the ITA top 50 at the end of last season, with Dartmouth 45th, Harvard 48th, Cornell 49th and Penn 50th.
Princeton sent multiple players to six tournaments in the fall and had Nicole Kalhorn and Stephanie Schrage compete in doubles at the ITA All-Americas in October and Schrage play singles in the ITA Fall Nationals in November. Schrage's rookie classmate Nathalie Rodilosso led the team with nine singles wins in the fall.
The Tigers' spring slate will begin Jan. 27 with a visit from Temple.
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