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This weekend is going to be a busy one at Notre Dame. Aside from the softball, baseball, men’s lacrosse, and the Blue-Gold Game, everyone’s invited to come watch Notre Dame men’s tennis host the BIG EAST Championship Tournament. Consider this your formal invitation. The event: BIG EAST Conference Championship The last time they compete for…
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Notre Dame has seen its fair share of student-athlete siblings over the years. Julie and Kenny Sabacinski are another one of those pairs. She’s a junior on the women’s tennis team, while he’s a freshman on the men’s. They grew up in Plantation, Florida and attended American Heritage High School. They both began playing tennis at…
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How about some fun facts about Switzerland? It borders 5 countries: Germany, France, Italy, Austria, and Liechtenstein. Anywhere in Switzerland, you are never more than 13 miles away from a swimmable body of water. Louis Chevrolet, the founder of Chevrolet Motors, was born in Switzerland and lived there until he was 9 years old. The…
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College tennis as a spectator sport is underrated. I realized this while watching #27 Notre Dame take on #13 Illinois on Tuesday. Actually, I think I realized it a few weeks ago when Notre Dame took down Michigan, but Tuesday night reiterated it. The intensity of the matches was nearly palpable. Notre Dame won the doubles…
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Last weekend, men’s tennis traveled to Norman, Okla. to play Harvard and Memphis. “Last weekend was certainly a tale of different days,” associate head coach Ryan Sachire said. “All of us were disappointed with the result on Saturday against Harvard, not simply because we lost, but rather how we competed during certain situations in the…
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In the latest Fighting Irish Xtra, sophomore Katherine Dudas reports from the FIDM studio, bringing all the news on this weekend’s track & field Notre Dame Invitational, and the men’s tennis team’s matches against Marquette and Western Illinois. You can also check out hockey and men’s and women’s basketball highlights on the Notre Dame Athletics…
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Students have returned, classes are back in session and the winter sports season is in full swing. If you’re going to be on campus this weekend, there is no shortage of Irish sporting events to check out. The tennis teams look to kick off their spring schedule on the right foot, track & field hosts…
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This coming weekend, nine members of the Notre Dame men’s tennis team will square off against some stiff competition here in South Bend at the Tom Fallon Invitational (another four will be traveling to California to compete in the Napa Valley Classic). For those of you who don’t know who Tom Fallon was, you ought…
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Notre Dame sent a record number of athletes to the 2012 Summer Olympics. None of those athletes were there for table tennis; however, that all may change in the near future. Monday evening marked the First Annual Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) Table Tennis Tournament. (That’s a mouthful.) Athletes from the football, hockey, men’s and women’s…
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In July, University Vice President/Director of Athletics Jack Swarbrick participated in a Google+ Hangout, discussing the state of Fighting Irish Athletics with representatives from several Notre Dame online fan communities. Tonight at 7:00 pm ET, Swarbrick joins Fighting Irish Digital Media for a second Hangout. Due to an unfortunate technical glitch, the host computer disconnected…
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While I’m no sports historian, I think it’s safe to assume that Sept. 14-16, 2012, has to be one of the most successful weekends in the history of the Fighting Irish. From cross-country to soccer to football, it feels like Notre Dame has not stopped winning since Friday afternoon. Here’s a recap of the highlights:…
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Men’s tennis head coach Bobby Bayliss makes his first appearance on the UNDerground blog, as he and his team prepare for their trip to Dublin, where they will take on the Irish Davis Cup team this weekend. Wednesday morning and we are ready to take off for Dublin. What a wonderful opportunity for our guys!…
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Associate head men’s tennis coach Ryan Sachire recently returned from the U.S. Open in Flushing, N.Y., where he co-coached the 2011 United States Tennis Association Collegiate Team with Alabama assistant coach Bo Hodge. “It was an honor to be chosen for such a prestigious role within the USTA,” said Sachire. “I saw this opportunity as…









