All three matches went to tiebreakers. Schmidt won the first set, 7-6 (7-3). Weiner answered with a 7-6 (7-1) win in set two to even it. In the third set, Schmidt turned the trick, with an identical 7-6 (7-1) victory over Weiner.

This was Weiner’s second straight appearance at the ITA Nationals. She earned the right to play in Mobile after winning the ITA Regionals at William Smith College at the end of September.

One singles player from Rochester and one doubles combination reached the championship round of the New York State women’s tennis championships being hosted by Ithaca College.[read more]

Lia Weiner won by scores of 6-2, 6-2 to advance to the fifth place match at the ITA Small College Championship in Mobile, Alabama.[read more]

Four women won in both singles and doubles for the women's tennis team at the New York State Championships being hosted by Ithaca College.[read more]

Rochester junior Lia Weiner lost to second-seeded Kendra Higgins in the first round of the ITA National Championships in Mobile, Ala.[read more]

University of Rochester junior Lia Weiner makes her second consecutive appearance at the ITA National Championships this week.[read more]

Unbeaten SUNY Geneseo ran its record to 10-0 with a 5-4 victory over the University of Rochester in women's tennis on Tuesday afternoon.[read more]

With six consecutive straight-set wins in singles, Rochester defeated SUNY Brockport, 9-0, and ran its record to 3-0 in dual matches.[read more]

Rochester won its second dual match of the season with a 9-0 victory over Nazareth College in women's tennis.[read more]

Rochester junior Lia Weiner successfully defended her singles title at the ITA Regional Championships and will play at nationals next month.[read more]

Lia Weiner and Frances Tseng have advanced through the early rounds of the ITA Northeast Regional Women's Tennis Championships at William Smith College.[read more]

The University of Rochester Women’s Tennis team won their first dual match of the season after defeating RIT 9-0 on Wednesday.[read more]

Rochester won the top singles and doubles crowns at the Mary Hosking Tennis Invitational hosted over the weekend by William Smith College.[read more]

Rochester sophomore Lia Weiner has been named an All-American by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. She is a native of Sarasota, Fla. and an alumnus of Riverview High School.[read more]

Rochester earned the seventh place team award at the University Athletic Association championships by defeating Case Western Reserve, 9-0, on Saturday evening.[read more]

The University of Chicago, the nation's fifth-ranked team, defeated the University of Rochester, 9-0, in the opening round of the University Athletic Association women's tennis championships at Brandeis University.[read more]

The women's tennis team made its last match before the UAA championships a good one by defeating SUNY Geneseo. 7-2.[read more]

The women's tennis team lost, 9-0, to The College of New Jersey on Saturday afternoon.[read more]

The women's tennis team won two doubles events and four singles matches to take a 6-3 decision over St. Lawrence University on Sunday.[read more]

Four members of the University of Rochester women’s tennis team have received 2009 Spring Sport All Academic Recognition from the UAA.[read more]

Skidmore College won all three doubles matches and five of the six singles events to post an 8-1 victory over Rochester on Saturday.[read more]

The University of Rochester women’s tennis team had many impressive wins during their Spring Break trip to Florida from March 8th to the 11th.[read more]

The women's tennis team got its spring trip off to a good start with a 9-0 win over St. Francis College of Indiana on Sunday.[read more]

Rochester won singles points at #1 and #6 but visiting Colgate went on to a 7-2 women's tennis victory over the Yellowjackets.[read more]

Rochester defeated Ithaca College, 5-4, in women's tennis by claiming four singles points and one doubles result.[read more]

Four players were double winners for Rochester in an 8-1 victory over LeMoyne College in women’s tennis.[read more]