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 Visintine and Workman Named to Verizon Academic All-District Team; Visintine Up For Academic All-American Honors Capital University women's tennis players Elizabeth Visintine (Worthington/Bishop Watterson) and Nici Workman (Chillicothe/Unioto) were named to the Verizon Academic All-District IV At-Large Teams selected by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America). >>FULL STORY Johnson & Workman Named to Academic All-OAC Senior women's golfer Holly Johnson (Westerville/North) and junior women's tennis player Nici Workman (Chillicothe/Unioto) have both been named to the Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference At-Large Second Team. >>FULL STORY Visintine Named All-OAC Women's Tennis Capital University senior Elizabeth Visintine (Worthington/Bishop Watterson) was named to the 2003 All-Ohio Athletic Conference Women's Tennis Second Team. >>FULL STORY Capital Ends Season at Conference Tournament No. 4 Baldwin-Wallace 5, No. 5 Capital 1 Capital University's women's tennis team ended its 2003 season with a 5-1 loss to Baldwin-Wallace College at the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament on Friday. >>FULL STORY Crusaders Drop Final Match to Cross-Town Rival Otterbein 7, Capital 2 Capital University's women's tennis team lost the final match of the regular season 7-2 at the hands of Otterbein College in an Ohio Athletic Conference match Thursday in Westerville. >> FULL STORY Crusaders Capture Impressive Road Victory Capital 8, Mount Union 1 Capital University's women's tennis team has won four out of its last five matches with a decisive 8-1 victory over Ohio Athletic Conference Mount Union College Saturday in Alliance, Ohio. >> FULL STORY Capital Loses to John Carroll John Carroll 7, Capital 2 Capital University's women's tennis team was handed a 7-2 loss by John Carroll University in an Ohio Athletic Conference match on Wednesday ending a three-game winning streak. >>FULL STORY Capital Win Streak Ends Against Ohio Northern Ohio Northern 8, Capital 1 Capital University's women's tennis team had a three-game winning streak snapped in an 8-1 loss at Ohio Northern in Ohio Athletic Conference play on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Crusaders Hold Pioneers Scoreless Capital 9, Marietta 0 Capital University's women's tennis team held Marietta College scoreless in a 9-0 win in an Ohio Athletic Conference match on Wednesday giving the Crusaders their third straight victory. >>FULL STORY Capital Defeats NCAA Division II Ashland Capital 5, Ashland 4 Capital University's women's tennis team hung on for a 5-4 win over NCAA Division II Ashland University on Monday. >>FULL STORY Capital Wins OAC Opener Capital 8, Wilmington 1 Capital University's women's tennis team won its home and Ohio Athletic Conference opener with an 8-1 win against Wilmington College on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Capital Falls at Oberlin Oberlin 8, Capital 1 Capital University's women's tennis team lost on the road at Oberlin College on Saturday, 8-1. >>FULL STORY Capital Women's Tennis Looking To Put Its "Stamps" on the Competition First year Capital University women's tennis coach Shaun Stamps hopes to deliver the school's first ever OAC Championship with the return of seven letterwinners. The Crusaders open up the 2003 season at The Capital Center on Saturday (Feb. 15) at 11 a.m. against Ohio Wesleyan University. Leading the returners is junior Nici Workman (Chillicothe/Unioto). Workman, a two-time All-OAC tennis selection, went 10-4 in singles play and 8-3 with senior Elizabeth Visintine (Worthington/Bishop Watterson) in doubles play. This past fall Workman was also the OAC's Most Valuable volleyball player. Junior Greta Thorkelson (Akron/Copley), who was a team-best 11-3 in singles play last season also returns along with senior Kathleen Thomas (Columbus/Westland). There is added motivation for the Crusaders this season as Capital will host the 2003 OAC Women's Tennis Tournament on April 25-26. |
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