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(04/30/24 12:19am)
Indiana men’s tennis needed everything to knock off a juggernaut like No. 19 Michigan State, and that was not the case April 29, as the Hoosiers are headed home for the season after losing 4-1 in the Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals.
(04/26/24 4:00am)
After a recent stretch of tough matchups, Indiana men’s tennis took down Northwestern 4-1 on April 19 to clinch the sixth seed over the Wildcats in the upcoming Big Ten Tournament. The Hoosiers tallied their second win in a row and avoided the first round of the tournament.
(04/18/24 7:17pm)
After one of the best starts in program history, Indiana men’s tennis appeared to lose its magic after a disappointing loss to Nebraska, a team it was neck and neck with in the Big Ten standings as the conference tournament approaches.
(04/09/24 11:25pm)
In two decisive conference games for rankings, Indiana men’s tennis crumbled under pressure, losing both games on the road against Michigan and Michigan State. The pair of losses dropped the Hoosiers to 13-8 on the season and 2-3 in conference play.
(04/07/24 12:49am)
Anticipation for the Little 500 continues to build as the teams completed another event in the Spring Cycling Series on Saturday with Miss N Out.
(04/03/24 11:57pm)
Sometimes a team’s best effort is just not good enough to win, and that was the case for Indiana men’s tennis March 31 against No.1 Ohio State, a perennial juggernaut in men’s tennis with a national championship appearance in 2023 and a victory at this year’s indoor championship.
(03/27/24 6:15pm)
After a momentum-shifting loss March 24 against Cornell University, Indiana men’s tennis has now entered unfamiliar territory. The first home loss of the season gives the No. 51 ranked Hoosiers their second loss over the last three games, moving their record to 12-5.
(02/27/24 7:20pm)
After a nearly two-week break from competition, Indiana men’s tennis’ seven-game win streak was snapped on the road by the University of Louisville on Feb. 24.
(02/13/24 8:52pm)
After starting out the season a pedestrian 2-2, Indiana men’s tennis has fired off seven wins in a row following an undefeated weekend. The Hoosiers’ 9-2 record marks their best start since schedules were recorded on iuhoosiers.com in 2016.
(03/04/24 6:30pm)
When the calendar gets to April, a special buzz swirls around Indiana University ahead of Little 500 weekend.
(02/06/24 4:30pm)
Indiana men’s tennis’ matchup against Boise State University on Feb. 4 didn’t spare any drama. Much of the match was filled with emotional outbursts over questions of officiating and sportsmanship, whether that be the coaches or the players. However, the Hoosiers prevailed through the dramatics and sealed a 4-1 victory, capping off four matches in five days. The Hoosiers undefeated week jolts their record to 6-2.
(02/02/24 2:45pm)
Indiana men’s tennis defended its home court and got back in the win column Wednesday against Ball State University. The Hoosiers’ victory followed a difficult road stretch that resulted in two losses, the most recent being Jan. 26 against Dartmouth College.
(01/23/24 3:14am)
After a triumphant 2-0 start to the season for Indiana men’s tennis, the magic quickly evaporated for the Hoosiers, suffering a 6-1 beatdown to the University of Memphis on Jan. 21 to mark their first loss of the season.
(01/16/24 4:38am)
Indiana men’s tennis enjoyed a successful start to the spring season Jan. 13, as the Cream and Crimson dominated from the first set to the last in their twin billing against Dayton University and the University of Toledo.
(10/31/23 12:57am)
The weekend started off in similar fashion to the rest of the season for Indiana field hockey: a loss against a ranked Big Ten opponent. This time it was the No. 15 Penn State Nittany Lions on Oct. 27.
(10/23/23 6:27pm)
The gauntlet of Indiana field hockey’s schedule never seems to end. It continued over the weekend, as the Hoosiers packed their bags to face No. 4 Rutgers on the road Oct. 20. The high-powered Scarlet Knights were too much for the Hoosiers to handle, tallying four goals en route to a 4-2 victory.
(10/17/23 1:00pm)
Recent performances haven’t gone Indiana field hockey’s way, as the Hoosiers dropped a pair of games over the Oct. 13-15 weekend at home to No. 6 Iowa and on the road against Ball State University. These two games mark five losses for the Hoosiers in their last six games as they failed to get back on track with the season coming to a close Oct. 29.
(10/11/23 11:08pm)
It was another home game filled with missed opportunities and costly mistakes for Indiana field hockey that led to another narrow loss, this time against No. 5 University of Louisville, 1-0. This marks the third loss for the scuffling Hoosiers in the last four games.
(10/03/23 1:04am)
In one of the biggest weekends of the year for Indiana field hockey, the Hoosiers were unable to come up with the Big Ten wins they desperately need. Indiana fell to No. 15 Michigan and No. 11 Ohio State at home, dropping its overall record to 4-7 and Big Ten record to 0-4.
(09/25/23 9:36pm)
The Hoosiers played two games this weekend, losing the first to Michigan State on Friday but bouncing back with a victory over James Madison University on Sunday.