Sweeping a team is a not an easy task and sweeping two schools on the same day is twice as challenging, but the University of Utah men's tennis team came ready to play on Saturday. Utah began its afternoon...
Upholding a family legacy can be a daunting task, but for freshman tennis player Jasmine Rich, this is what motivates her to succeed. As the fourth athlete in three generations to attend and play a sport...
The head coach of the University of Utah men's tennis team, Roeland Brateanu, said that since Utah has joined the Pac-12 Conference, "It’s like everything we’ve done has been put on steroids.” Utah...
With two parents who attended BYU, it came as a surprise to her whole family when tennis player, Leah Heimuli decided to transfer from BYU-Hawaii to the University of Utah. A native of Highland,...
C ollege athletics can be physically demanding and mentally draining. When an athlete gets injured, it can be the result of the toll sports take on a body. Although injuries can threaten to end an athlete’s...
For many students, college can be the best years of their life, and that's how Margo Pletcher of the University of Utah women's tennis team feels. As she enters her senior year, she has mixed feelings...
Not every student-athlete has a sibling waiting to welcome them with open arms as they transition to a college team, but for Whitney Turley, a sophomore on the University of Utah women’s tennis team,...
From the time she was born, University of Utah tennis player Taylor Calton has been immersed in the sports world because both her parents were athletes. Calton has always had athletic blood running through...
The land up north is known for maple leaves, cold weather, Canadian bacon and hockey. For University of Utah senior tennis player, Jena Cheng, Canada is known as home. It’s where she grew up, where she...
Being a native from Mexico never stopped senior Santiago Sierra of the University of Utah men’s tennis team from traveling to the United States in pursuit of his dreams as a tennis player.
When Sierra...
