2025-26 Men's Tennis News
It was a tough day on the tennis courts for the Cowley College men’s tennis team during day three of the NJCAA Division 1 Men’s Tennis National Championships in Plano, TX. The Tigers’ three doubles teams lost their semifinal matches, and sophomore Dan Hosono was the lone singles player to win on Wednesday and will play for the individual national title at No. 2 singles on Thursday.
Playing the 2026 season with only six players on the roster, the minimum amount needed to field a team, the Cowley College men’s tennis team maximized its talents by placing fourth at the NJCAA Division 1 Men’s Tennis National Championships in Plano, TX.
Advancing all three doubles teams and three singles players to the semifinals of the NJCAA Division 1 Men’s Tennis National Championships in Plano, TX, the Cowley College men’s tennis team is currently in third place after day two of the tournament.
The No. 5-ranked Cowley College men’s tennis team finished in second place out of four teams at the Jayhawk Conference/Region VI Championships held Tuesday and Wednesday in Pratt, KS.
Getting solid play throughout its lineup, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College men’s tennis team defeated No. 7-ranked Barton County 7-2 on Tuesday in Great Bend, KS.
In a battle of top-10 teams, the Cowley College men’s and women’s tennis teams recently picked up victories over Seward County in matches played in Liberal, KS.
In a matchup of two of the top-five teams in NJCAA Division 1 tennis, the No. 2-ranked Pratt Beavers slipped past the No. 5-ranked Cowley College men’s tennis team by a score of 5-4 on Thursday in Arkansas City, KS.
Playing at NCAA Division II Southeastern Oklahoma State University on Tuesday in Durant, OK, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College men’s tennis team raced out to a 3-0 lead before the Savage Storm rallied to defeat the Tigers 4-3.
Facing former Cowley College assistant tennis coach Brady Matthews, who is in his first year as head coach of the Southwest Baptist University men’s and women’s tennis teams, the nationally ranked Tiger tennis teams picked up a pair of impressive wins over the Bearcats on Saturday at the John A. Bryant Tennis Center in Bolivar, MO.
Facing several ranked opponents in Texas, the Cowley College men’s and women’s tennis teams got in some good matches while taking part in the Spring Break Invitational held March 12-14 in Tyler, TX.
Taking to the road to face NCAA Division II Southern Arkansas University on Saturday in Magnolia, AR, the nationally ranked Cowley College women’s and men’s tennis teams played well against the NCAA Division II Muleriders.
Having faced nothing but NCAA Division I and DII schools heading into its match at Bethel College on Tuesday in Newton, the nationally ranked Cowley College men’s and women’s tennis teams made quick work of their matches against the NAIA Threshers.
Traveling to Maryville, MO, on Monday to face its sixth straight NCAA Division II opponent, Northwest Missouri State University, the Cowley College men’s tennis team played better than the scores reflect in a 7-0 loss to the Bearcats.
Facing NCAA Division II Newman University on Wednesday at the Riverside Tennis Courts in Wichita, KS, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College men’s tennis team did not lose a match in a 7-0 win over the Jets.
Facing former Cowley College head tennis coach Josh Cobble and his NCAA Division II Cameron University tennis teams on Thursday in Lawton, OK, the Tiger men’s and women’s tennis teams continued their grueling early-season schedule.
One day after facing Midwestern State University, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College men’s tennis team traveled to Tulsa, OK, on Sunday to take on Oral Roberts University. The Tigers lost 6-1 but earned wins at No. 2 singles and doubles.
