Crescent City Sports

Tulane alum Dominik Koepfer cracks Top 100 of ATP World Rankings

September 9, 2019
By Adam Miller

A Furtwangen, Germany native, Koepfer’s world ranking marks his debut in the ATP’s top 100, rising 32 spots.

Trailblazing tennis official Marie Gagnard still proving worthy at 60

May 19, 2019
By LSWA

When Marie Gagnard showed up at the USTA National Tennis Center in New York City to officiate her first U.S. Open in 1984, she was feeling lucky to be there.

XULA men are national runnerup for 3rd time in 4 years

May 18, 2019
By Ed Cassiere

For the third time in four years, Xavier University of Louisiana men’s tennis is the NAIA national runner-up after a 5-0 loss Saturday morning to Georgia Gwinnett in the tournament final.

Gold Rush will play for national title Saturday

May 17, 2019
By Ed Cassiere

Xavier University of Louisiana knocked off a higher seed for the second straight round in a 5-3 men’s tennis victory against Cardinal Stritch in the semifinals of the NAIA National Championship tournament Friday.

Gold Nuggets’ season ends again in national semifinals

May 17, 2019
By Ed Cassiere

Xavier University of Louisiana women’s tennis lost 5-2 Friday to Keiser in the semifinals of the NAIA National Championship tournament.

Tulane Men’s Tennis falls in first round of NCAA Tournament

May 3, 2019
By Adam Miller

Making its fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, the Tulane men’s tennis team’s 2019 campaign came to an end in a 4-1 defeat to South Alabama in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Friday afternoon at the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre on the campus of Mississippi State University.

Gold Nuggets win HBCU national team title, 3 finals

September 22, 2018
By Ed Cassiere

For the first time ever, Xavier University of Louisiana is the queen of HBCU women’s tennis.

Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame announces 2018 induction class

September 6, 2017
By Doug Ireland

Six-time Pro Bowl receiver Reggie Wayne from the West Bank is among eight named to the Class of 2018.

One year later, NOLA native Tim Siegel continues to cope after son’s accident

July 28, 2016
By Lenny Vangilder

One year later, Luke continues to make slow progress in his rehabilitation from the life-threatening injuries, and his family is fighting the battle with him.