Diplomats Fall To Swarthmore

The 13th-ranked Swarthmore men's tennis team swept the doubles matches, before winning all six singles matches for a 9-0 sweep of Franklin & Marshall in Centennial Conference CC) action on Saturday. (more)

Bullets Edge Diplomats

For the second straight match, the Franklin & Marshall men's tennis team suffered a heartbreaking 5-4 loss this time to Centennial Conference (CC) foe Gettysburg on Tuesday afternoon. (more)

Decisive Point Goes To Muhlenberg

The Franklin & Marshall men's tennis team opened a 2-1 lead after the doubles contests, but Muhlenberg managed to turn around the score with four singles wins to post a dramatic 5-4 victory in Centennial Conference (CC) action on Monday. (more)

Men's Tennis Falls To No. 18 Washington

The Washington College men's tennis team clinched a spot in the Centennial Conference (CC) playoffs with a 7-2 win over Franklin & Marshall on Sunday afternoon. (more)

Maldow Leads No. 22 Hopkins Over Diplomats

The No. 22 Johns Hopkins men's tennis team collected its sixth Centennial Conference (CC) victory with a 9-0 win over Franklin & Marshall on Saturday. (more)

Men's Tennis Blanks McDaniel

The Franklin & Marshall men's tennis team recorded its second Centennial Conference (CC) win, blanking McDaniel 9-0 on Thursday afternoon. (more)

Dickinson Defeats Diplomats

Ross Anstaett and Trevor Heck were double winners to help the Dickinson men's tennis team defeat Franklin & Marshall 6-3 in Centennial Conference (CC) action on Wednesday. (more)

Men's Tennis Dominates Ursinus

The Franklin & Marshall men's tennis team won all six singles matches and two out of three doubles to defeat Ursinus 8-1 in Centennial Conference (CC) action on Saturday. (more)

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A graduate of Donegal High School, Zink went on to play collegiate tennis at Southern Illinois University. He attained Division I All-America honors in the Saluki uniform. His previous collegiate coaching experience includes a stint at Elizabethtown College (2000-2003). Zink is currently ranked fourth in the nation in the United States Tennis Association's (USTA) Men's 35 division, and is a nine-time USTA National Champion. He was also a four-time National Finalist in USTA Platform Tennis, and has been ranked #1 in the USTA's Men's 25, 30, and 35 divisions. Additionally, he has earned World Rankings in both singles and doubles competition from the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).

Diplomats Fall To Swarthmore

Bullets Edge Diplomats

Decisive Point Goes To Muhlenberg

Men's Tennis Falls To No. 18 Washington

Maldow Leads No. 22 Hopkins Over Diplomats

Men's Tennis Blanks McDaniel

Dickinson Defeats Diplomats

Men's Tennis Dominates Ursinus

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