The Bowdoin Orient

The women's tennis team's fall season ended last weekend with the New England Women's Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament (NEWITT). The format of this tournament was different than that of other competitions previously played. Each player was paired with another teammate from her school, and each played one singles match and then a doubles match. With 24 different colleges participating in the tournament, Bowdoin sent four teams.

With one more tournament in its season remaining, women's tennis continues to fare well among top teams in the Northeast. The weekend of fall break, the Polar Bears travelled to Middlebury College far the Gail Smith Doubles Classic—an event that brought 33 doubles teams from six different schools to Vermont.

The women's tennis team continues to stand strong against some of the top teams in the nation. After playing in the very competitive Eastern Invitational Tournament hosted by West Point this last weekend, the Lady Polar Bears will compete in the Gail Smith Doubles Tournament at Middlebury College next week before fall break.

After opening the season at the New England Regional Championships at MIT, the women's tennis team will travel to West Point this weekend, where they will compete in the Eastern Invitational.