The Mustang men’s tennis team continued its Big West success with two 5-2 victories this weekend. The wins capped a perfect 5-0 season in Big West play and Cal Poly (12-7, 5-0) will enter the conference championships in Indian Wells, Calif., as the top-seed this Friday. The team, which is ranked No. 58 in the […]
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Blalock and Matzenauer fall short of a championship
The Cal Poly women’s tennis senior tandem of Brittany Blalock and Suzie Matzenauer were ultimately eliminated from postseason contention after suffering a defeat.
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Brittany Blalock named Athlete of the Week
Cal Poly women’s tennis player Brittany Blalock was named Big West Conference Athlete of the Week for second time this season on Wednesday afternoon after prevailing during both of her singles matches and a pair of doubles victories last week.
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Women’s tennis sweeps UC Riverside
The Cal Poly women’s tennis team honored its four seniors playing with a sweep of UC Riverside on Mustang Courts Saturday afternoon as the program dropped just one set in closing both the home and conference portions of its spring schedule with a 7-0 of UC Riverside.
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Men’s tennis defeats USF
Men’s tennis senior Robert Foy finished his last home match as a Mustang with a decisive win, as the Mustangs defeated the No. 73 University of San Francisco, 4-3 in a non-conference match on the Cal Poly courts Saturday.
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Steffi Wong isn’t afraid of challenges
Biomedical engineering senior Steffi Wong has an independent spirit, a high GPA and is nationally ranked on the Cal Poly woman’s tennis team.
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Brittany Blalock strives to regain national ranking
Blalock has played tennis since she was about 4 years old and competitively since she was 9.
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Women’s tennis players excel in the classroom
The four seniors on Cal Poly’s women’s tennis team achieved a 3.8 cumulative GPA last quarter and are ranking for NCAA nationals this season.
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Mental challenge of injury almost as burdensome as physical pain
While sports-related injuries often play havoc with the intercollegiate roster, the real burden on injured Cal Poly athletes is often more mental than physical.
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A Day in the Lives of Cal Poly’s Athletes
Cal Poly’s student athletes not only devote a lot of time to classes and studying, but hours to practices, training and games.