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Powerful Pirates Sweet Loggers
3/13/10
TACOMA, Wash. - Playing with a new lineup, the Puget Sound Loggers were unable to stop the defending conference champion Whitworth Pirates, falling 9-0 in a Northwest Conference women's tennis match on Saturday morning at UPS Tennis Pavilion in Tacoma, Wash.
Whitman Swings Past Loggers, 7-2
3/12/10
TACOMA, Wash. - Opening up the second half of Northwest Conference play, the Puget Sound Loggers couldn't get luck to land on their side of the net, falling 7-2 to the Whitman Missionaries in a NWC women's tennis match on Friday in Tacoma, Wash.
Lutes Clip Loggers, 6-3
3/7/10
TACOMA, Wash. - A pair of three-set victories was enough to propel the Pacific Lutheran Lutes past the Puget Sound Loggers as the cross-town rivals met in a Northwest Conference women's tennis match on Sunday at the UPS Tennis Pavilion in Tacoma, Wash.
Boxers Swing Past Loggers, 7-2
3/6/10
FOREST GROVE, Ore. - A pair of wins in singles play wasn't enough to hold off the home Boxers as the Puget Sound Loggers fell to Pacific, 7-2, in a Northwest Conference women's tennis match on Saturday in Forest Grove, Ore.

March 13, 2010
Final

Women's Tennis
9
Whitworth
0
Puget Sound

Boxscore | Recap

March 12, 2010
Final

Women's Tennis
7
Whitman
2
Puget Sound

Boxscore | Recap

March 7, 2010
Final

Women's Tennis
6
Pacific Lutheran
3
Puget Sound

Boxscore | Recap

March 6, 2010
Final

Women's Tennis
2
Puget Sound
7
Pacific (Ore.)

Boxscore | Recap

February 27, 2010
Final

Women's Tennis
8
Lewis & Clark
1
Puget Sound

Boxscore | Recap


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March 17, 2010

No contests


Andrew Timmons
Shoreview, Minn.
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A leader among the men's tennis team, Andrew has been a consistent contributor over the past two seasons. "Starting the 2009 season 0-8 was tough but putting together the comeback to make conference was great. It was a good feeling to come back from such a deficit."