USTA Campus Championship - Eastern
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Syracuse University claimed the 2008 USTA Campus Championship - Eastern.
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| USTA Campus Championship Eastern |
| USTA Campus Championship - Eastern | ||
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| The USTA Campus Championship - Eastern is a fun and competitive event for collegiate club and intramural tennis teams from across the USTA Eastern section. The first event took place in 2005 in New Jersey with only 5 teams from 3 unique schools and in 2007 hosted 9 teams from 5 unique schools! The Championship, which uses the exciting, dynamic, and co-ed World Team Tennis format, is the conclusion to the year-long USTA Eastern Club Tennis League. Sectional participants in 2008 received snacks, awards, pizza and up to two free hotel rooms per team that traveled more than 100 miles from the tournament site. The winning team is granted an automatic bid to the USTA National Campus Championship along with a stipend. For more information, visit the USTA Eastern Section website or contact Sonia Sader at (914) 697-2389. |
| 2009 USTA Campus Championship - Eastern | ||
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| Date: | Venue: | Contact: |
| February 21-22, 2009* | Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York* | Sonia Sader at (914) 697-2389 |
| *Tentative | ||
| 2008 USTA Campus Championship - Eastern Recap | ||
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The 2008 USTA Campus Championship - Eastern was held February 16-17 at the Drumlins Tennis Center in Syracuse, New York. The Syracuse "Orange" team defeated last year’s defending champion, Cornell University, in a hard fought final. Cornell entered the deciding set ahead of Syracuse, 19-18. However, the Syracuse mixed doubles team edged Cornell to win 24-23. Other participants, like those from Stoneybrook University, traveled by public bus and train to get to the event held in Syracuse. The trip took over 8 hours each way.2008 USTA Campus Championship - Eastern Field: Colgate University Cornell University Rutgers University Stoneybrook University Syracuse University |
| USTA Campus Championship - Eastern Past Champions | ||
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| 2008 - Syracuse University 2007 - Cornell University 2006 - Cornell University |
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