Temple University Athletics
Men’s Tennis Announces 2023 Schedule
12.13.22 | Men's Tennis
PHILADELPHIA – After finishing the 2022 season placing tenth in the ITA Atlantic Region, a hotspot for collegiate tennis, the Temple men's tennis team looks to continue their success in 2023. With another highly anticipated year of competitive tennis, Head Coach Steve Mauro announced the teams schedule which includes a 23-match season beginning on Jan. 20.
"We are coming off a really strong 2022 spring season and fall season this year," Head Coach Steve Mauro said. "We had some really great results against some of the top teams in the country this fall and we're looking to keep that momentum going this spring. All our student-athletes are excited for the challenge and ready to put in the work."
The Cherry and White will start the spring off with a three-match away stretch, traveling first to reigning Atlantic 10 Champions, VCU for the season opener on Jan. 20, followed by a trip to Yale on Jan. 29 and Monmouth on Feb. 4.
The Owls will then return home for a seven-match homestand, which will include the home opener against Howard on Feb. 5. The squad will remain at home to host St. Francis N.Y. (Feb 10), Coppin State (Feb. 10), Wagner College (Feb. 12), Mount St. Mary's (Feb. 12), Norfolk State (Feb. 25), and Siena (Feb. 26).
As the Owls enter the month of March, they will travel locally for three straight matches, first to Drexel (Mar. 1), followed by Morgan State (Mar. 4), and Navy (Mar. 5).
Four home matches will follow in FDU (Mar. 9), Marist (Mar. 11), Delaware (Mar. 15), and Xavier (Mar. 18) before hitting the road for back-to-back matches against Hampton (Mar. 25) and GMU (Mar. 26) hosted by GMU.
The Cherry and White will return to Philadelphia to play Penn on Mar. 29 as an away match, followed by NJIT at home on Mar. 31 to close out the month of March. The Owls will see a 14-day break, not competing again until Apr. 14, closing out home competition against Georgetown.
With the American Athletic Conference Championship fast approaching in April, the Owls will see one last regular season match on the road against Wichita State on Apr. 18, before preparing for the AAC Tournament which will kick off on Apr. 21 and run through Apr. 23 at the United States Tennis Association National Campus in Orlando, Fla.
"We are coming off a really strong 2022 spring season and fall season this year," Head Coach Steve Mauro said. "We had some really great results against some of the top teams in the country this fall and we're looking to keep that momentum going this spring. All our student-athletes are excited for the challenge and ready to put in the work."
The Cherry and White will start the spring off with a three-match away stretch, traveling first to reigning Atlantic 10 Champions, VCU for the season opener on Jan. 20, followed by a trip to Yale on Jan. 29 and Monmouth on Feb. 4.
The Owls will then return home for a seven-match homestand, which will include the home opener against Howard on Feb. 5. The squad will remain at home to host St. Francis N.Y. (Feb 10), Coppin State (Feb. 10), Wagner College (Feb. 12), Mount St. Mary's (Feb. 12), Norfolk State (Feb. 25), and Siena (Feb. 26).
As the Owls enter the month of March, they will travel locally for three straight matches, first to Drexel (Mar. 1), followed by Morgan State (Mar. 4), and Navy (Mar. 5).
Four home matches will follow in FDU (Mar. 9), Marist (Mar. 11), Delaware (Mar. 15), and Xavier (Mar. 18) before hitting the road for back-to-back matches against Hampton (Mar. 25) and GMU (Mar. 26) hosted by GMU.
The Cherry and White will return to Philadelphia to play Penn on Mar. 29 as an away match, followed by NJIT at home on Mar. 31 to close out the month of March. The Owls will see a 14-day break, not competing again until Apr. 14, closing out home competition against Georgetown.
With the American Athletic Conference Championship fast approaching in April, the Owls will see one last regular season match on the road against Wichita State on Apr. 18, before preparing for the AAC Tournament which will kick off on Apr. 21 and run through Apr. 23 at the United States Tennis Association National Campus in Orlando, Fla.
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