Boston University sophomore runner Rich Peters topped his own school record for fastest mile on Saturday during the Valentine Invitational at the BU Track and Tennis Center. Peters, who is from Bristol,...

After three days of matches at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Regional, the Boston University women’s tennis team came away with three singles victories and a doubles win in New Haven, Conn....

The school year may be gradually (and painfully) coming to a close, but the women’s tennis team shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Over the weekend, Boston University overcame two losses in...

The No. 2 Boston University women’s tennis team overcame a loss in the doubles point to beat No. 1 Binghamton University, 4-3, on Sunday afternoon at Yale University in the America East championship. The...

The Boston University men's tennis team opened its season this past weekend with the University of Connecticut Invitational in Storrs, Conn. BU turned in positive performances from the second-flight doubles duo of senior Jeff Chudacoff and freshman Josh Friedman, who captured the Flight-B doubles championship.

The Boston University women's tennis team continued its fall season success at the Brown Invitational this past weekend. Every BU player who competed in the tournament won their doubles match, singles match or both.

The Boston University women's tennis team started off their season at the Harvard Fall Classic in Cambridge at the Beren Tennis Center this past weekend. Two Terriers reached the finals, while others finished with up and down results.

Led by the play of freshman Stefanie Nunic, the No. 62 women's tennis team captured its 16th-consecutive America East Tournament title Sunday with a 4-1 victory over Binghamton University at the Yale Tennis Center.

The Boston University men's tennis team finished in fourth place at the America East Tournament at Yale Tennis Center on Saturday, wrapping up the 2008-09 season and the final matches for the team's three seniors '-'- Miron Nissim, Tim Sichler and Charles Weinstein.

The Boston University men's tennis team picked up steam in its 7-0 win Tuesday against the College of Holy Cross as it heads toward the America East Tournament next Friday. The Terriers did not drop a single set and won all three doubles and all six singles matches in a swift victory on the Holy Cross courts.

With Opening Day in the rearview mirror, baseball is in the air. But before Boston switches its focus to Fenway, another, more subtle team, is vying for the city's (or at least Boston University's) attention: the No. 73 BU women's tennis team.

After winning set one, 6-1, and taking a commanding 4-1 lead in set two, it looked as though No. 52 Virginia Commonwealth University freshman Alex Bara was going to put away Boston University women's tennis senior Cori Lefkowith.