Tennis

BYU men’s tennis coach Brad Pearce resigns as head coach after nearly two decades with BYU athletics.

After almost two weeks on the road, the BYU men’s tennis team returned home to Provo Jan. 26. The cougars opened their 2020 season facing several nationally ranked teams and knew they were starting with a challenging schedule.

BYU men's tennis player Jack Barnett has felt the effects of the Australian bushfires over the last four months.

Former Cougars who have turned their collegiate careers into professional accolades say the key to their success has come through sacrifice and passion for their sport.

Madeline Almeida Wanlass is a current member of the BYU women’s tennis team. While this 5-foot-9 athlete from El Dorado Hills, Calif. is well-known on the tennis court, there is more to her than meets the eye.

Non-member Keoni and Libby Almeida discuss their experience of their daughter, Madeline, getting baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and married all within 2019.

The 16-women BYU-affiliated USTA team shares the secret to success, and it doesn't have to do with the final score.

BYU women's tennis head coach Holly Parkinson Hasler began the sport she loved at a young age, only to go professional as a freshman out of college. While her professional career was remarkable, the BYU alum found her happiness through the blessing of a broken wrist.

The BYU Men’s Tennis team wrapped up their fall season last week with a final match at...

As a junior in high school, Jack and his parents made the decision to send him to Barcelona, Spain, where he would be able to practice and learn among some of the top junior players in the world. While this was a difficult decision to make, Jack’s mother, Janine, said she has always loved being able to aid her children as they worked towards their individualized goals.

BYU tennis battled it out earlier this month at the ITA Mountain Regional Championship in Denver. Sean Hill and Mateo Vereau Melendez took first and second place respectively and secured two spots at the ITA National Fall Championships.

BYU women’s tennis head coach Holly Parkinson Hasler and assistant coach Dillon Porter are determined to push their team to its limit as they work towards being ranked for the 2019-20 season.