4/21/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent has announced that the Men’s Tennis match scheduled for April 22 with Bloomfield has been cancelled. The match will not be made up. More...

4/18/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis team fell in a pair of Skyline Conference matches this week. The Dolphins were downed 9-0 at Purchase on Wednesday night and 7-2 at Bard on Thursday. Phil Anselmo (Bronx, NY) and John Furka (Massapequa, NY) picked up the Mount’s singles wins against the Raptors. More...

4/14/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis squad dropped a 7-2 decision to Skyline rival Yeshiva on Sunday afternoon at Tibbetts Brook Park. The Dolphins received singles victories from Eric Lastres (Bayside, NY) and Phil Anselmo (Bronx, NY) in the match. More...

4/14/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis team defeated Sarah Lawrence 7-2 on Friday afternoon for its first win of the season. The Dolphins took five of the six singles matches and then two of the three doubles contests to earn the win. More...

4/8/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis team fell on the road at Cooper Union on Monday night by a score of 8-1 in its Hudson Valley Men’s Athletic Conference opener. Junior Phil Anselmo (Bronx, NY) continued his solid early season play by picking up the Mount’s only win at fifth singles. More...

4/7/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis team fell on the road at Skyline rival St. Joseph’s (LI) on Saturday by a score of 8-1. Junior Phil Anselmo (Bronx, NY) won his second straight match in the contest, winning at sixth singles. More...

4/4/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis team was defeated in its second match of the season on Thursday at Staten Island by a score of 5-1. Freshman John Furka (Massapequa, NY) picked up the win for the Dolphins at second singles and moved his singles record to a perfect 2-0 on the season. More...

4/3/2008 - The College of Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis team opened the 2008 season with an 8-1 loss at Farmingdale State on Wednesday afternoon. Freshman JohnFurka (Massapequa, NY) picked up the Mount’s lone win in the match at sixth singles. More...

3/19/2008 - College of Mount Saint Vincent Director of Athletics Cathy Ingram has announced the hiring of Brian Inglis as the school’s new Head Men’s Tennis Coach. Inglis will take the reigns of the Dolphins’ men’s program and prepare them for the upcoming 2008 season. More...

3/5/2008 - The Men’s Tennis team at the College of Mount Saint Vincent has been picked to finish eighth in the Skyline Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll it was announced on Wednesday evening. The Dolphins received seven points in the poll voted on by the league’s eight head coaches. More...

4/22/2007 - Sophomore Tristan Franz (Brooklyn, NY/Xavier) and junior Vincent Cangiano (Green Brook, NJ/Watchung Hills HS) have had an outstanding 2007 season as the Mount Saint Vincent Men's Tennis third doubles team, but on Sunday they were called upon to shine in singles play, and they did just that. Moments after a tough 9-0 loss to USMMA-Kings Point during their Skyline Conference finale, the Mount took to the court again to host Cooper Union for a Hudson Valley Men's Athletic Conference (HVMAC) match-up. While the Dolphins fell 9-0 again, their improved effort during the second match was perhaps a sign that as the HVMAC Championships approach, the Mount is ready to compete with the best in the conference. More...

4/20/2007 - Moments after being swept, 9-0 by Skyline Conference powerhouse Yeshiva University during the first end of a Tennis doubleheader on Friday afternoon, the Mount Saint Vincent Men's Tennis team took to the court and engaged in one of their most exciting matches of the 2007 season in Friday's nightcap, but ultimately lost a 5-2 thriller to John Jay College during a darkness-shortened match played at Mount Saint Vincent. With the loss, the Mount is now 0-8 overall, and 0-6 in Skyline Conference play. More...

4/14/2007 - Junior Garrett Cooke (Wickford, RI/Bishop Hendricken) and sophomore Tristan Franz (Brooklyn, NY/Xavier) battled against some of the stiffest competition they have faced this season, but the Mount Saint Vincent Men's Tennis team was swept, 9-0 by Skyline Conference powerhouse Manhattanville College on Saturday during a match played at Mount Saint Vincent. With the loss, Mount Saint Vincent is now 0-6 overall and 0-5 in Skyline Conference play. More...

4/13/2007 - Junior Vincent Cangiano (Green Brook, NJ/Watchung Hills HS) and sophomore Tristan Franz (Brooklyn, NY/Xavier) won for the third time this season at second doubles, and junior Michael Maurer (Hampton, NH/Winnaconnet HS) enjoyed a solid effort at sixth singles, but the Mount Saint Vincent Men's Tennis team lost its 2007 Hudson Valley Men's Athletic Conference (HVMAC) opener, 8-1 to Sarah Lawrence on Friday during a match played at Mount Saint Vincent. With the loss, Mount Saint Vincent is now 0-5 overall and 0-1 in HVMAC play. More...

4/11/2007 - Sophomore Tristan Franz (Brooklyn, NY/Xavier) and junior Vincent Cangiano (Green Brook, NJ/Watchung Hills HS) won for the second time this season at third doubles, and Franz and junior Michael Maurer (Hampton, NH/Winnaconnet HS) enjoyed terrific performances in singles action, but the Mount Saint Vincent Men's Tennis team lost its fourth straight match, 8-1 to visiting Mount Saint Mary on Wednesday afternoon. With the loss, Mount Saint Vincent is now 0-4 overall with all four losses coming to Skyline Conference competition. More...

4/2/2007 - Exactly 1,800 days since their last Skyline Conference victory, the Mount Saint Vincent Men's Tennis team came so incredibly close to breaking their string of conference defeats that they could taste it on Monday afternoon. After Maritime College won two out of three doubles matches, the Mount rallied to capture three of the first five singles matches to tie the score at four. With Mount Saint Vincent's Tristan Franz (Brooklyn, NY/Xavier) and Maritime's Al Said battling at fifth singles, all eyes were on the final match of the day to determine the victor. Ultimately, it was Maritime's Said who scored an 8-2 win, give the Privateers a 5-4 victory, and ensure that the Mount's losing streak in conference competition would continue since their last Skyline win on April 19, 2002 against Old Westbury. But in their second season back at the varsity level, and only days after beginning the 2007 season in earnest, it is clear that the '07 version of the Dolphins is truly heading in the right direction. More...

4/2/2007 - Mount Saint Vincent Director of Athletics Cathy Ingram has annouced the hiring of Leaf O'Neal as the new Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach at the College, effective immediately. For more than a decade, O'Neal has coached the sport at all levels throughout the nation, and according to Ingram, an extensive search process yielded what she thinks is the perfect fit for the fledgling Mount Saint Vincent Tennis program. More...

3/31/2007 - All five Mount Saint Vincent Spring Sports were in action on Saturday with a mixed bag of results: The Mount Saint Vincent Softball team turned in the biggest headline of the day when they split a doubleheader with 2006 Skyline Conference Champion St. Joseph's (LI) and were in a position to earn a sweep twinbill that was played at Sarah Lawrence College. The Dolphins won one of the most entertaining games in recent history during the opener when they rallied for a 14-13 win as the game went to nine innings. The nightcap was another back-and-forth affair with the Golden Eagles outlasting the Mount, 5-4 in eight innings. With the split, Mount Saint Vincent is now 3-2 overall and 1-1 in Skyline Conference play. Mount Saint Vincent travels to Centenary on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. for a Skyline Conference doubleheader. More...

1/29/2007 - Seven home matches highlight the 2007 Mount Saint Vincent Men's Tennis schedule as the Dolphins prepare for their second season back at the varsity level. Among the seven home contests will be five dates against Skyline Conference competition. The Dolphins will compete 13 times this spring after an 11-match schedule during the 2006 campaign. More...

12/21/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent Director of Athletics, Cathy Ingram, has announced the resignation of Frank Fanning, the College's Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach during the last year and a half. Ingram said that Fanning has resigned due to time constraints that have developed at his full-time place of employment, and that a search for a successor will begin immediately with the hopes of having a new Head Coach in place for the start of the 2007 Men's Tennis season. More...

5/6/2006 - Senior Chris MacDonald (Farmingdale, NY/Nassau CC) turned in his finest performance of the 2006 season, storming through the first singles flight to the championship round, where he ultimately lost a tight match to Cooper Union’s Ralph Lonergan at Saturday’s Hudson Valley Men’s Athletic Conference (HVMAC) Tennis Championship, held at Purchase College in Purchase, New York. For his efforts, MacDonald was named to the HVMAC All-Conference team. More...

4/27/2006 - Somebody forgot to tell the Mount Saint Vincent Men’s Tennis team that they were supposed to go down quietly and end the 2006 season without a win. After 10 straight defeats, somebody forgot to mention to Head Coach Frank Fanning that his first season at the Dolphin helm was supposed to end with a listless defeat against a strong Privateer squad. In fact, by the looks of things yesterday, a 4-3 defeat at the hands of Maritime was not much of a loss at all, instead it seemed to be the next step in the development of a program restarted from scratch during the 2006 season. More...

4/24/2006 - In the big picture, Monday’s Men’s Tennis 2006 home finale against Stevens was in many ways not the end of something, but instead the continuation of the beginning of a program that has competed valiantly during its rebirth in 2006. After a one-year hiatus, the Mount has proven to be a tough foe in conference competition this season despite having one of the youngest teams in the Skyline Conference. Monday’s match continued the trend as the Dolphins were competitive with the top team in the Skyline, but were unable to register a win. More...