2008-09 Women's Tennis News
Junior Elissa Lauber was named to the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Honorable Mention Team for her efforts as an individual for the Wooster women's tennis team. The all-conference award marks her second-consecutive spot as an honorable mention recipient.
The Wooster women’s tennis team closed out its season with a 5-2 victory over Earlham in the seventh-place match at the 25th annual North Coast Athletic Conference Championships.
In their final tune-up prior to the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament, the Wooster women’s tennis team had its hands full, hitting the road for its last regular-season match with No. 8-ranked Denison. The Big Red lived up to the billing via a 9-0 victory over the Fighting Scots.
Wooster topped Earlham 5-4, but could not complete the sweep of a couple of North Coast Athletic Conference West Division opponents Saturday as the host of the tri-match, Wittenberg University, took an 8-1 decision during women’s tennis action.
In a closely played match at Ohio Wesleyan, Wooster displayed its depth with wins at No. 5 and No. 6 singles as well as No. 3 doubles, but the Battling Bishops wound up prevailing 6-3.
Wooster’s Elissa Lauber and Erin Bauer played well in their singles matches, but could not quite score a team point in the Fighting Scots’ 9-0 loss to North Coast Athletic Conference power Kenyon.
The Wooster women’s tennis team came out on top in its non-conference match Thursday, coming out victorious over regional foe Heidelberg 6-3.
The College of Wooster fell to Oberlin in a North Coast Athletic Conference East Division match-up by a score of 9-0.
The Wooster women’s tennis team battled during its non-conference match with Tiffin, but the visiting Dragons took two three-set victories in singles play en route to a 6-3 victory over the Scots.
Northeast Ohio rivals Case Western Reserve and Wooster were evenly matched on the women’s tennis court, but it was the Spartans who were able to prevail by a 5-3 count.
The Wooster women’s tennis team won its non-conference match at Malone rather handily, doubling up the Pioneers 6-3.
The Wooster women’s tennis team opened up North Coast Athletic Conference action, suffering a 9-0 setback to Allegheny.
The Wooster women’s tennis team continued to demonstrate improvement in the 2009 season, as it won one regional match and nearly came away with another during its annual trip to Hilton Head, S.C. Highlighting the Scots’ results were an 8-1 rout of Greenville and a tough 5-4 setback at the hands of a 13-5 Westminster (Pa.) squad.
The Wooster women's tennis team evened its record to 1-1 on the young 2009 season, with an emphatic 9-0 rout of visiting Muskingum. In the victory, the Scots never dropped more than three games in a set.
The Wooster women’s tennis team made its 2009, and despite several closely-contested matches, the Fighting Scots came up on the short end of a 7-2 decision to visiting John Carroll.