NYU Men's Tennis

NYU tennis would like to welcome its newest member, Thierry, to the family! With NYU Tennis’ participation of NYDM, a pediatric cancer charity, we have been paired with Thierry, an NYDM B+ Hero. He was diagnosed with leukemia at a young age and is continuing to battle this. He is a Pokémon fan and loves board games.

We would be so grateful if you considered donating, so that we can reach our $4,200 goal and most importantly, one day live in a world without any childhood cancer. Here is the link to our fundraising page: https://www.beposfdn.org/bpos_teampage.aspx?eventtag=NYDM2019&teamid=2426 @ New York University

Congrats to our very own Umberto Setter for being named to the UAA Scholar-Athlete Team, being one of seven!
http://gonyuathletics.com/news/2017/8/1/general-seven-violets-named-to-uaa-scholar-athlete-team.aspx

Seven Violets Named To UAA Scholar-Athlete Team Seven New York University student-athletes were named to the University Athletic Association (UAA) Presidents Council Scholar-Athlete Team on Tuesday, August 1.

Congrats to the NYU Tennis Class of 2017: Matt DeMichiel and Sammy Aronson!

Ladies and gentlemen, your 2016-2017 Most Valuable Player: the Silent Assassin, Michael Li.

Last night, seniors Sammy and Matt, along with Laila from the women's team, finished their careers receiving the NYU Varsity Academic Achievement Award. They received this award for being a part of the team at least 2 years and having a GPA over 3.5. Here they are pictured with Laila and Head Coach Horace.

At the conclusion of the season, NYU finishes the year ranked #27, the highest season-ending finish since 2014, when the Violets were #30. In addition, captain Umberto Setter finishes ranked 12 in the Northeast region.

Last night, NYU Tennis farewelled one of the most dedicated and driven captains the program has seen. Co-captain Matt DeMichiel finishes his collegiate career with 71 wins in both singles and doubles play.

Senior Sammy Aronson also departs the team after a successful career, having posted numerous wins for NYU in both singles and doubles play. We'll miss you guys.

Shoutout to co-captain Umberto Setter, who worked with Matt and the team to bring about NYU Tennis' most successful season in years.

Violets finish the season with a W over Rochester 7-2. NYU finishes with a 10-4 record, the highest win percentage since the 2013-2014 season and the most number of wins since the 2011-2012 season.

Full recap: http://bit.ly/2oBFia5

Men's Tennis Concludes Season with UAA Win The New York University men's tennis team completed its 2016-17 season, placing seventh at the University Athletic Assocation (UAA) Championship on Sunday, April 23, at Sanlando Park in Altamonte Springs, FL.

NYU drops UAA opener to #5 Chicago 1-8. The lone win came at 1 singles as Umberto took out the #22 in the nation 10-3 in a super tiebreaker. Back in action vs Brandeis tomorrow at 2.

Recap: http://bit.ly/2oyi5W5

Men's Tennis Competes at UAA's The New York University men's tennis team completed its first day of play at the University Athletic Association (UAA) Championship on Friday, April 21, at Sanlando Park in Altamonte Springs, FL.  

We're off to Orlando. Violets face Chicago tomorrow at 9 am. Instead of Twitter updates, the UAA is providing live score updates. Those can be accessed at the link below and clicking "Live Stats" next to NYU vs. Chicago

UAA Tournament Home: http://athletics.cmu.edu/sports/mten/2016-17/UAA/index

2017 UAA Men's and Women's Tennis Championships 2017 UAA Men's and Women's Tennis Championships

It's UAA week folks! NYU enters the tournament as the 6 seed and will face #5 Chicago in the first round. First match is Friday at 9 am in Orlando.

More good news today... 6 NYU players were recognized today with UAA All-Academic Honors. Jiri, Sam, Matt, Sammy, Umberto, and Ben all received this honor for completing at least a full year of academic study and carrying above a 3.3 GPA

Full list of NYU Spring UAA Academic Honorees: http://bit.ly/2o8FOvM

66 Violets Earn UAA Spring All-Academic Honors Sixty-six New York University student-athletes have earned 2017 University Athletic Association (UAA) Spring Sport All-Academic honors.