Dartmouth Men's Tennis Shines at ITA Regionals in New Haven

Dartmouth Men's Tennis Shines at ITA Regionals in New Haven

tennis Oct 14, 2025

In a spirited display of skill and determination, the Dartmouth men’s tennis team competed in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) New England Regionals hosted at Yale’s renowned courts in New Haven, Connecticut. The team arrived last Thursday, ready to face some of the top collegiate talent in the region.

Opening Day Triumphs

Day One proved to be a promising start for Dartmouth, with standout performances marking the beginning of the prestigious tournament. Players such as Leo Pade and Calvin Wang dominated their singles matches, both winning decisively in consecutive sets against strong opponents from Boston and Stonehill. Adrian Treacy also emerged victorious in his initial match, setting a positive tone for the team. Meanwhile, the doubles pairing of Denny Bao and Kornel Halmos claimed a confident victory, as did the pair of Miles Groom and Henry Ren, who executed an astonishing clean sweep against Brown’s team.

Battling Through Day Two

The second day of competition saw the Big Green face stiffer resistance yet continue to thrive. Noteworthy was Henry Ren’s performance, who bested Boston’s challenger with ease. Miles Groom demonstrated resilience with a gutsy comeback win against Harvard’s Kolos Kincses. Despite tight matches leading to tiebreakers for players such as Bao and Pade, the team’s tenacity was evident. Bao and Halmos achieved a vital doubles win, reinforcing Dartmouth’s presence at the tournament.

Consolation Wins on Day Three

The third day featured a series of consolation matches that allowed the Big Green to further showcase their depth. Denny Bao led the way with a commanding win over a Harvard counterpart. Leo Pade and Malhar Patel added to Dartmouth’s successes, while Adrian Treacy sealed a final singles win for Dartmouth. The doubles matches concluded with narrow outcomes, showcasing the high level of competition Dartmouth faced.

Looking Ahead

While challenges remain, the men’s tennis team emerges from the ITA Regionals with renewed confidence and valuable experience. The Big Green is now setting their sights on upcoming competitions, with their next challenge taking them to Philadelphia to face Penn later this month. As stated in Dartmouth College Athletics, the team continues to impress crowds with their dynamic playing style and unwavering spirit, promising more exhilarating matches in the future.

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