Tennis | Men's Varsity
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Tennis Men's-Varsity
2024 - 2025Head Coach: Veronica Lima-De AngelisLed by a coach with international experience, the New Hampton School men's tennis program helps every player maximize their potential and performance within their own unique style of play. The NHS program has a strong sense of identity and purpose, firmly rooted in a long and rich tradition on and off the court that has produced numerous Lakes Region Championships and college-ready players.
Coaches work closely with players players to build and strengthen every stroke based on their current ability level. We also educate players on not only how to hit the ball, but also how to "play" the game at the highest level.
Drawing on years of experience as a player and coach, tennis director Veronica Lima-Deangelis teaches players advanced tactics and strategies for competition. Training and the practice of both defensive and attacking game are developed on a daily basis. The NHS program emphasizes the development of basic physical skills such as endurance, strength, speed, and flexibility. We want our players to love the game, whether they are watching the game or playing the sport.
NHS players compete in singles in doubles in two matches each week during the season. Their experiences allow them to become a better person and player. Players will develop short and long-term goals and will be taught self-reliance, the importance of self-esteem, discipline, respect, time management, responsibility, and teamwork.
With nine hard courts and a professionally trained coach, NHS boasts a facility and the expertise that can help shape top-notch student-athletes. The men's team has a tradition of excellence and has enjoyed a great deal of success during the past 18 years.
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List of 3 news stories.
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First win of the season
The Mens Varsity Tennis team won their first game of the season 6-3 in a cold matchup at Proctor Academy. Connor Pierson and Luke Gerard played their first ever tennis match at doubles three, but couldn't get the win. However, Alex, Anthony, Ross, and Nico were all able to win both their matches. -
Exciting win for the Huskies
Men’s Varsity Tennis headed up to KUA for their third game of the season. Despite the frigid temperatures, the huskies persevered and won 6-3. Alex and Anthony both won in close 3rd set tiebreakers. They’re looking forward to Brewster on Friday. -
First loss of the season
The Men’s varsity tennis team hosted St. Paul’s for their first home game of the season on warm, sunny day. Unfortunately it didn’t go their way in a 1-8 loss. Positively, Anthony and Ross were able to snag one win for the team in doubles one. They’re keeping their heads up and looking forward to Wednesday where they’ll play Kimball Union
