2016-17 ICC Tennis News
The No. 3 doubles flight championship by freshmen Michael Crotts (New Albany) and Roberto Valadez (New Albany) highlighted the ICC men's tennis team's week at the 2017 Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) and National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 23 Tennis Championships held at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
No. 21 Itawamba Community College’s men’s tennis team wrapped up their regular season Thursday in dominating fashion as they defeated Northeast Mississippi Community College 9-0.
After winning a thriller over Jones County Junior College Friday, Itawamba Community College didn’t get any time to rest as they took on a tough Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College team Saturday.
In showdown between two nationally ranked foes, Itawamba Community College won the final three singles matches to pick up a 5-4 victory over Jones County Junior College.
The Itawamba Community College men’s tennis team dominated Northeast Mississippi Community College in the rivalry showdown Tuesday, winning 9-0.
The No. 21 Itawamba Community College men’s tennis team picked up an 8-1 victory over Wallace State Community College-Hanceville on Friday.
The No. 21 Itawamba Community College men’s tennis snapped its two-match losing skid with a dominating performance in a 9-0 victory at Northwest Mississippi Community College on Monday.
The No. 21 Itawamba Community College men’s tennis team dropped its second-straight match after a 6-3 loss at No. 17 East Central Community College on Friday.
The No. 21 Indians two match win streak was snapped after a 7-2 road loss at No. 13 Meridian Community College on Thursday.
Coach Metz announced the Lady Indians and Indians matches at Northwest Mississippi Community College schedule for Monday, March 3 have been postponed due to weather concerns in the Senatobia area.
The No. 25 Itawamba Community College men's tennis team picked up their second 9-0 win in as many days by defeated No. 24 Hinds Community College Saturday.
The No. 25 Itawamba Community College men's tennis team defeated Holmes Community College in dominating fashion Friday, sweeping the Bulldogs 9-0.
In their third battle against a ranked opponent, the No. 25 Itawamba Community College men's tennis team came up just short, falling 5-4 to No. 17 Copiah Lincoln Community College Saturday.
A battle of ranked opponents was true to form as the No. 25 Itawamba Community College men's tennis and No. 2 East Central Community College came down to the wire Friday with the Indians winning a thriller, 5-4.
In their season opener, the No. 25 Itawamba Community College men's tennis team dropped a hard fought battle to No. 11 Meridian Community College 6-3 Thursday.
The Indians' tennis team released its 2017 schedule, as announced by first-year head coach Michael Metz. The 15-match schedule includes eight matches at the Johnson-Partlow Tennis Courts.