The Hillsdale women’s tennis team clinched back-to-back victories in its first two G-MAC victories this weekend, ending a three match losing streak. The Chargers earned a 7-0 win against Kentucky Wesleyan College March 23, followed by a 6-1 victory in their first-ever competition against Thomas More University March 24. “The team had a great weekend...
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Construction vs admissions
First impressions are crucial. For prospective students visiting Hillsdale, the sight of construction cranes and the thundering of jackhammers could sway their decisions unfavorably. The construction, albeit temporary and with the promise of educational advancement and facility advancement, could hammer admissions rates. Fred Schebor, associate senior director of admissions, offered insights on the matter. “I...
Chargers drop all matches over break
Senior Melanie Zampardo preps for a serve. Courtesy | Isabella Sheehan The women’s tennis team lost all seven of its matches played in Florida over spring break. The shift from Michigan to Florida came with its own set of challenges for the Chargers, according to junior Libby McGivern. “It was a tough week transitioning to...
Chargers best Saginaw Valley at home
Senior Melanie Zampardo preps for a serve. Courtesy | Isabella Sheehan The Hillsdale women’s tennis team split two regional matches this weekend, losing on the road to Wayne State University 6-1 March 1 but defeating Saginaw Valley State University 4-3 at home March 2. “This weekend’s win against Saginaw Valley was great for the team...
Hillsdale bests Lake Superior State
The women’s tennis team secured a decisive 4-1 victory over Lake Superior State University on Feb. 24, but faced a narrow 4-3 defeat against Ferris State University on Feb. 25. “Last weekend we had some pretty great matches,” junior Courtney Rittel said. “We’ve stayed strong and won the doubles point both days which will be...