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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon

The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon

Stories and content by Minnie Horvath

No. 5 Chicago Great

By Minnie Horvath / April 10, 2017
The men's tennis team trounced No. 31 Gustavus Adolphus, continuing to perform like one of the best teams in the country.

South Siders Duel in Doubleheaders

By Minnie Horvath / April 3, 2017
The South Siders' softball team took part in two doubleheaders over the weekend against Illinois-Wesleyan and UW-Whitewater respectively. They went 1-1 on the road against nationally ranked Whitewater but lost both at home to Illinois-Wesleyan.
Ariana Iranpour plays a ball in her match against Tufts.

Road Trip Troubles

By Minnie Horvath / March 30, 2017
The UChicago women's tennis team traveled to California over spring break to play tough games against Williams and Tufts.
Second-year Nicholas Chua smashes the ball towards his opponent.

Will Niagara Fall?

By Minnie Horvath / March 9, 2017
Coming off of their first loss of the season against No. 2 Emory, the No. 4 men's tennis team faces off against unranked Niagara this weekend.
Second-year Kat Stevanovich serves up the ball, aiming to slam it across the court.

True Test for Maroons

By Minnie Horvath / March 2, 2017
The No. 10 women's tennis team heads to Tennessee this weekend to compete in their toughest matches of the year, the ITA Championship. The squad faces off against No. 13 Sewanee on Friday.

True Test on Docket for Maroons

By Minnie Horvath / February 23, 2017
While the No. 10 women's tennis team has a seemingly easy weekend ahead of them in the form of Principia and John Carroll, the No. 5 men's program will take on No. 9 Pomona-Pitzer in the first round of the ITA Indoor Championship.

Swinging Into Indy

By Minnie Horvath / February 16, 2017
Both the No. 5 men's and No. 10 women's tennis squads head to Indianapolis this weekend to take on Denison and Depauw; two ranked teams that will certainly test their undefeated records.
Fourth-year Waller Perez storms past his opponent and towards the basket.

Shocking End Leads to Loss for Maroons

By Minnie Horvath / January 9, 2017
After battling back from a twelve-point deficit in the beginning of the rivalry matchup, the men's basketball team fell to rival Wash U after a goaltending call in the final seconds of the game.
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