[ColoradoTree]

[quote author=ColoradoTree link=topic=16887.msg194018#msg194018 date=1495771805]
Oh, and the season is officially over, by the way.  Lord lost in singles and Arbuthnott/Davidson lost in doubles.

The NCAA All-Tournament Team was announced, and we had three of the six singles selections: Lord at #2; Davidson at #3; and Arbuthnott at #5. 

It's been a fun postseason ride with you folks.  Let's do it again sometime.

Thanks ColoradoTree for all of your insight and analyses of the matches, opponents and the team's future. Don't know too much about the collegiate tennis scene, so it was great to read your write-ups and get a better understanding of our team and what we were up against
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I already follow the dual match season pretty closely (it's where my Stanford fan eyes turn after the bowl game), so if there's any interest, I'd be happy to do some quick write ups and/or previews on here once that gets started in late January.  If next year's schedule follows the same format as recent years, we'll see some cupcake dual matches to start things off, where we'll learn precisely zero about how good the team is.  Then we'll play a few non-conference matches against Top 10 teams (Florida is highly likely to be on the schedule) as early measuring sticks before the conference season gets started. 

[ColoradoTree]

[quote author=ColoradoTree link=topic=16887.msg194018#msg194018 date=1495771805]
Oh, and the season is officially over, by the way.  Lord lost in singles and Arbuthnott/Davidson lost in doubles.

The NCAA All-Tournament Team was announced, and we had three of the six singles selections: Lord at #2; Davidson at #3; and Arbuthnott at #5. 

It's been a fun postseason ride with you folks.  Let's do it again sometime.

Thanks ColoradoTree for all of your insight and analyses of the matches, opponents and the team's future. Don't know too much about the collegiate tennis scene, so it was great to read your write-ups and get a better understanding of our team and what we were up against
[/quote]

I already follow the dual match season pretty closely (it's where my Stanford fan eyes turn after the bowl game), so if there's any interest, I'd be happy to do some quick write ups and/or previews on here once that gets started in late January.  If next year's schedule follows the same format as recent years, we'll see some cupcake dual matches to start things off, where we'll learn precisely zero about how good the team is.  Then we'll play a few non-conference matches against Top 10 teams (Florida is highly likely to be on the schedule) as early measuring sticks before the conference season gets started.