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NIU’s sports teams hit the road again

April 3, 1992

Yet another weekend is here, which means some of NIU's teams are on the road again. ‘The men's tennis team carries a three-game winning streak to Valparaiso Saturday for its season openers in the Mid-Continent Conference. The Huskies (6-12) meet the...

Women’s tennis squad drops Eastern Michigan

March 30, 1992

The NIU women's tennis team had a couple of good reasons for beating Eastern Michigan University 6-3 Friday at the Kishwaukee YMCA Indoor Tennis Courts. First, the Huskies wanted revenge for last season's 6-3 defeat to the Eagles in Ypsilanti, Mich. Another...

Netters hope to keep momentum

By Roger Moreano | March 26, 1992

Saturday the NIU women's tennis team will be hosting a "pretty good" Eastern Michigan squad with the hopes of continuing their winning ways. NIU is on a bit of a hot streak, coming off of a thorough thrashing of North Star Conference foe Wisconsin-Green...

Tennis teams shine under California sun

By John Dietz | March 17, 1992

The NIU men's tennis team came home this weekend from California with a three-match winning streak which improved the squad's record to 5-12. NIU first took care of Indiana State University (5-4). After losing the first three doubles matches, the Huskies...

Men’s tennis squad drops two; women fall on road too

By John Dietz | February 24, 1992

Victory has not been a familiar word in the NIU men's tennis team's vocabulary so far this season and Saturday's meets were no exception. The most recent losses came against the University of Illinois (5-2) and Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville...

MSU hands women netters 8-1 loss

By John Dietz | February 21, 1992

The NIU women's tennis team dropped an 8-1 decision at Michigan State University last night, which dropped the team to 4-4 on the year. However, this was no easy victory for the undefeated Spartans (4-0). Three of the Huskies' losses went to a third set,...

Women netters set for Michigan swing

February 20, 1992

The NIU women's tennis team hopes to get back on the winning track when it travels to Michigan State University tonight for a 6 p.m. meet. Following last weekend's split while visiting Milwaukee, the Huskies will be looking to improve on their 4-3 ledger...

Netters split in Milwaukee

February 17, 1992

NIU's women's tennis team went to Milwaukee with visions of a sweep dancing in their heads. The Huskies started on the right foot with a Saturday 6-3 win against Memphis State University, but Sunday, the visions were blurred as NIU dropped a 7-1 decision...

Tennis squad puts perfect Big Ten mark on line

By Brian Wiencek | February 13, 1992

With Patty Groth's women's tennis team traveling Thursday evening to face the University of Illinois, one has to think of the Huskies' match on Feb. 1 against the Purdue Boilermakers. After all, all of the Big Ten teams are the same. Right? Earlier this...

Groth’s tennis team stepping in the right direction early on

By Todd McMahon | February 12, 1992

So far so good for coach Patty Groth and her NIU women's tennis squad. Four matches are in the book this season, and the Huskies have roared out to a 3-1 start against a strong slate. It's this good beginning that should help Groth's crew as they prepare...

NIU wins two

February 11, 1992

NIU's women's tennis team won two of three matches in Aurora over the weekend, moving its record to 3-1. The Huskies beat Toledo 7-2 Friday, beat Gustavus Adolphus 8-1 Saturday and lost 5-2 Sunday to Iowa State. "Those were extremely big wins for us,"...

NIU tennis squads to host Eastern Michigan, Toledo

By John Dietz | February 7, 1992

After four straight losses in 1992, hope is on the horizon for the NIU tennis team when it takes to the courts this weekend. The competition will remain intense, however, because the first opponent is the University of Wisconsin which ranks No. 5 in the...