July 6, 2009
Steve Counihan Named Suffolk University Men's and Women's Tennis Head Coach
The Suffolk University Athletic Department has announced that Steve Counihan will return as Head Coach for both Women’s and Men’s Tennis in 2009-2010. Counihan returns after leading Women’s Tennis to a 2007 Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championship. MORE>>
Steve Counihan Named Suffolk University Men's and Women's Tennis Head Coach
The Suffolk University Athletic Department has announced that Steve Counihan will return as Head Coach for both Women’s and Men’s Tennis in 2009-2010. Counihan returns after leading Women’s Tennis to a 2007 Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championship. MORE>>
Suffolk Claims 2009 GNAC Men's Tennis Championship
The Suffolk University Rams claimed the 2009 GNAC Men's Tennis Championship on Saturday evening at the Weymouth Club defeating Emerson College.
2009 GNAC Men's Tennis All-Conference Awards Announced
The 2009 GNAC Men's Tennis All-Conference Awards are now available. Click here to see the list of award winners.
Men’s Tennis Tournament Set, Emerson Earns Top Seed
The 2009 GNAC Men’s Tennis pairings are now available. The Emerson College Lions earned the first with a perfect 4-0 GNAC record and 7-3 record overall. The Lions enter the tournament on a five game win streak.
GNAC Weekly Honors for April 6, 2009
Emerson sophomore Michael Nourie was selected as the GNAC Men's Tennis Player of the Week and Emerson freshmen Brandt Buckley was named GNAC Men's Tennis Rookie of the Week.
GNAC Weekly Honors for March 30, 2009
Johnson & Wales junior Devin Kitterick was selected as the GNAC Men's Tennis Player of the Week and Suffolk freshmen Christopher Staley was named GNAC Men's Tennis Rookie of the Week.
GNAC Weekly Honors for March 23, 2009
Suffolk senior Garrett Freeman was selected as the GNAC Men's Tennis Player of the Week and Suffolk freshmen Christopher Staley was named GNAC Men's Tennis Rookie of the Week.
Suffolk University Men's Tennis Tabbed Preseason Favorite
Suffolk University has been chosen as the men’s tennis preseason favorite of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference in a vote conducted by the league’s coaches. The Rams, who finished 3-1 in conference play and 8-5 overall last season, received three first place votes and a total of 22 points in the GNAC men’s tennis preseason poll.
JWU Men’s Tennis Wins GNAC Championship
Weymouth, Mass.—The Johnson & Wales men’s tennis team captured the 2008 Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championship with a 5-4 victory against Suffolk at the Weymouth Tennis club on Saturday evening. Senior Stuart Fodiman (Oakville, Conn.) was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament.
