Men's Tennis wins 62nd consecutive championship

Kalamazoo captains (from left) Ryan Shockley, Dan Harding, and Ryan Cummings accept the MIAA championship trophy.

The Hornets won each of the nine flights (six singles and three doubles), and were led by last year’s league MVP Dan Harding. Harding captured the number one singles title for the second straight year and shares MVP honors with Hope College’s Paul Lillie. Harding defeated Lillie 6-2, 7-5, in the championship match.

Other singles champions for Kalamazoo include Kyle Harding at two, Ryan Shockley at three, Ryan Cummings at four, Toby Ernst at five, and Kent Dolbee at six. Doubles championships were won by Dan Harding and Kyle Harding at one, Cummings and Shockley at two, and Ernst and Casey Molenaar at three.

Kalamazoo won the regular-season portion of the MIAA season with a 5-0 dual match record.

Kalamazoo College is a national liberal arts college and creator and home of the K-Plan. Kalamazoo College students shape elements of the K-Plan, which include rigorous academics, career internships, study abroad, and a senior individualized project, into a valuable learning experience that fits their talents and aspirations.

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