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Program History
The Babson men's tennis program rose to regional prominence in the mid-1990s, as the Beavers went a combined 32-9 between 1994 and 1997. In 1996, Babson went 7-3, won its conference championship, and placed first among Division III schools at the New England Intercollegiate Championship Tournament. One year later, the Beavers finished with an 11-1 mark--their best record ever--while earning the first NCAA Division III Tournament selection in team history.

In 1998, Dave Weisman '98 became Babson's first-ever national champion, as he won the NCAA Division III Singles Championship. It marked the second straight appearance in the national tourney for Weisman, who lost in the second round in 1997.

In recent years, Babson has maintained its position as one of the most competitive programs in the region. The Beavers won a program-record 13 contests in 2001 and then matched that mark in 2002 and 2004. In all three of those seasons, Babson also advanced to the finals of the NEWMAC Championship Tournament. The Beavers then recorded 11 more victories in 2005 for their fifth straight double-digit win campaign, and in 2008, they matched that 11-win mark and advanced to the NEWMAC Finals for the fourth time in eight seasons.

This past spring, Babson once again hit double figures in wins with 10 while earning the second seed in the conference tourney and reaching their fifth NEWMAC Championship match in nine years. Leading the charge was Alex Kamergorodsky '10, who became the program's first-ever NEWMAC Player of the Year after going 5-0 at number one singles.

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