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The couple that competes together, stays together

Jimmy and Jenny Garrity, both coaches in the UNC Wilmington Athletics Department, have been married for 17 years. When sitting down to talk about anything, even as basic as the way that the two met, competition ensues. “Well, we were both involved in athletics over at NC State and she kept dropping by my office,” said Jimmy Garrity, interim head women’s basketball coach. Full story

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Men

An international tennis hit

Rafael Aita, a native of Peru, joined the UNC Wilmington men's tennis last year as a freshman mid-semester. He quickly made an impact, going 17-4 in singles play in the No. 3, 4, 5 and 6 positions. This year, Aita has vaulted up the Seahawks' pecking order, earning the No. 1 spot, and he's the No. 88-ranked player in the nation, according to a recent ITA poll. Full story

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Men

No foolin' around: Seahawks overcome Monarchs on April Fools' Day

The UNC Wilmington men’s tennis team continued its winning ways, as the Seahawks captured their fourth consecutive victory, Sunday afternoon with a 6-1 victory over Old Dominion University in their first conference match of the season. Full story

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Garritys

The couple that competes together, stays together

Jimmy and Jenny Garrity, both coaches in the UNC Wilmington Athletics Department, have been married for 17 years. When sitting down to talk about anything, even as basic as the way that the two met, competition ensues. “Well, we were both involved in athletics over at NC State and she kept dropping by my office,” said Jimmy Garrity, interim head women’s basketball coach.

Men's tennis

An international tennis hit

Rafael Aita, a native of Peru, joined the UNC Wilmington men's tennis last year as a freshman mid-semester. He quickly made an impact, going 17-4 in singles play in the No. 3, 4, 5 and 6 positions. This year, Aita has vaulted up the Seahawks' pecking order, earning the No. 1 spot, and he's the No. 88-ranked player in the nation, according to a recent ITA poll.

Men's Tennis

No foolin' around: Seahawks overcome Monarchs on April Fools' Day

The UNC Wilmington men’s tennis team continued its winning ways, as the Seahawks captured their fourth consecutive victory, Sunday afternoon with a 6-1 victory over Old Dominion University in their first conference match of the season.

Men's tennis

Road-runover: visiting Roadrunners dropped by Seahawks in men's tennis action

The 33rd-ranked UNC Wilmington men’s tennis team squared off against Texas-San Antonio at home, Sunday afternoon. Coming back from a pair of road losses this week, the Seahawks came away with a 5-2 non-conference victory over the Roadrunners.

Women's tennis

Seahawk tennis team soars above Temple Owls

The 63rd-ranked UNC Wilmington women's tennis team squared off against Temple University in the warm sunshine Wednesday afternoon. Doubles matches kicked the event off, and the Seahawks dealt with the opposition handily, on their way to a 6-1 match victory.

Olga blank steps

From Israel to Wilmington: UNCW tennis siblings a long way from home

Kosta and Olga Blank are not just siblings at UNC Wilmington, they are also both on the tennis teams. Kosta was recruited from Israel and Olga followed her brother later.

Chris Cooprider

UNCW men's tennis season preview

Coming off a year that coach Mait DuBois said was the "best season the program has ever had," momentum is high for the Seahawks heading into this year's competition.

Christina Lee

UNCW women's tennis season preview

As the UNC Wilmington women's tennis team begins gearing up for the upcoming season, the Seahawks hope to successfully combine their young, skillful players with their experienced upperclassmen and formulate a plan for success.

Olga Blank

Seven up, seven down

UNCW women's tennis sweeps UNCC, 7-0

The UNC Wilmington women's tennis team trounced UNC Charlotte Sunday afternoon at the UNCW Tennis Complex in a quick-paced match, as the Seahawks swept the 49ers, 7-0.