Men’s varsity tennis begins another year
Men’s Varsity tennis is halfway through another year with coach, Mike Pearson. Team captain, Matthew Donahue, answered some questions to sum up the ongoing season.
Q: What is your favorite aspect to being a team captain?
Team captain Matthew Donahue ‘17: “I like being able to help out my team members.”
Q: How do you react if your team loses a game?
Donahue: “Focus on winning the next one and not worrying about that one.”
Q: How strict would you consider yourself to be as a team captain?
Donahue: “Pretty strict. I want to make sure that the teammates are always working as hard as they can.”
Q: How would you rank tennis among your favorite sports?
Donahue: “It’s one of my favorite sports for sure.”
Q: What good qualities do you have as a team captain?
Donahue: “I think I’m a good leader. I’m calm and not stressed out.”
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