USTA Campus Championship - Southwest
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The University of New Mexico claimed the 2008 USTA Campus Championship -
Southwest title.
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| USTA Campus Championship Southwest |
| USTA Campus Championship - Southwest | ||
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| The USTA Campus Championship - Southwest is a fun and competitive event for collegiate club and intramural tennis teams from across the USTA Southwest Section. This, the third annual Championship, uses the exciting, dynamic, and co-ed World TeamTennis format, and hosted 6 teams from 3 schools in 2008 and looks forward to promising growth in the years to come. The winning team is granted an automatic bid to the USTA National Campus Championship and receives a stipend from the USTA Southwest section to attend the National Championship. For more information, visit the USTA Southwest Section website or contact Michelle Moyer at (480) 289-2351. |
| 2009 USTA Campus Championship - Southwest | ||
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| Date: | Venue: | Contact: |
| March 8-9, 2009* | New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico | Michelle Moyer at (480) 289-2351 |
| *Tentative | ||
| 2008 USTA Campus Championship - Southwest Recap | ||
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| The 2008 USTA Campus Championship - Southwest was held March 15-16 at the Tucson Racquet Club in Tucson, Ariz. Arizona State University, New Mexico State University, and the University of New Mexico each brought two teams to battle for the title. When the dust settled, the University of New Mexico prevailed over the other two schools and won the championship. Arizona State University came in second, and New Mexico State University third. All players were treated to lunch and dinner on Saturday, received tournament t-shirts, and the winning team received a trophy and medals. By winning, the University of New Mexico secured an automatic bid to the 2008 USTA National Campus Championship in Cary, N.C., and a stipend to attend from the USTA Southwest Section. 2008 USTA Campus Championship - Southwest Field: Arizona State University New Mexico State University University of New Mexico |
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