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Students discuss religious topics in a small group. (Photo courtesy of tcuwesley.org)
Wednesday nights at TCU’s Methodist campus ministry provide religious exploration and fellowship
By Boots Giblin, Staff Writer
Published Mar 27, 2024
Students at the Wesley said they found community on Wednesday nights.

Falcons sweept by the Frogs not the weather

Falcons sweept by the Frogs not the weather

Despite a forty-five minute delay because of heavy rains and the threat of tornados in the area, the Horned Frog tennis team took on the Air Force Falcons Friday in the Friedmen Tennis Center’s indoor facility. This tournament marked the Frogs first return to action since playing ten days ago but the frogs say it was a much needed break.

“We had a lot of little, nagging injuries because of playing in back to back games for so long,” said Stuart Row a junior on the team. “The ten days off was a way for us to take some time off and rest those injuries”.

Row, defeated his Air Force opponent, Austin Francis 6-4 then 7-5 to help the frogs earn their third conference win.

“I think the most important thing for us as a team is to just hang tough and expect to win, at this point in the season we have seen the worst and now we have to just put all the pieces together and finish strong,” said Row.

Senior Randu Barbu and graduate student Christopher Biro defeated their opponents, Brett Rodgers and Austin Francis 8-3, senior Austin Ulrich and freshman Caleb Bulls swept Keith Cronican and James Tomlin 9-8 (3) and the No. 36 ranked sophomore Kriegler Brink and junior Cosmin Cotet helped clinch the doubles point for the Frogs with an 8-6 victory over Robby Alexander and Ryan White.

Men’s head coach Dave Borelli said in order for the team to be successful they need to keep focus and enjoy playing the game. He said the game is not just talent but also a positive attitude.

With the victory tonight the Frogs improved to 3-1 in Mountain West Conference play and to a 7-11 overall record.

The Frogs swept Air Force 7-0 and will return to play Saturday, when they meet UNLV who upset No. 46 conference opponent New Mexico earlier Friday.

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