Dartmouth College Claims 2024 Tennis On Campus Section Championship
NORTHAMPTON, MA - Dartmouth College proved to be the best of the best last weekend, outlasting 29 other club tennis teams to win the 2024 Tennis On Campus (TOC) New England Championship. The Big Green went unbeaten over the two-day tournament at Smith College and Hampshire College and capped off their weekend by defeating 2023 champions, Harvard University, in the semis, and cruising past Yale University in the finals.
The win automatically qualified Dartmouth for TOC Nationals, which take place April 3-5 in Rome, GA. Dartmouth will be joined at Nationals by Yale, Tufts University, Harvard, Brown University and Northeastern University, who finished second through sixth respectively in the Gold Bracket.
New England will send a seventh representative to Nationals as the 2024 Club of the Year, to be chosen this fall.
MIT and UMass Amherst completed their successful weekends by rounding out the Gold Bracket.
Williams College won the Silver Bracket, Boston University won Bronze and Bryant University took the Copper.
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