2025-26 ICC Men's Tennis News
Maggie Creekmore has been named the new head coach of the Itawamba Community College men’s and women’s tennis programs.
The No. 23 ICC men’s tennis team saw its season come to a close on Thursday, falling 5-0 to No. 13 Gulf Coast in the NJCAA Region 23 Quarterfinal.
The No. 23 Indians fell to No. 12 Jones in a 9-0 decision on Tuesday.
The No. 23 Indians secured a hard-fought 5-4 win over No. 24 East Central on Friday.
The No. 23 Indians dropped a narrow 5-4 road decision against No. 16 Co-Lin on Tuesday.
The No. 23 Indians dropped a 6-3 decision to No. 17 Northwest at the Johnson-Partlow Tennis Courts on Friday.
The 19th-ranked Indians dropped a 6-3 match against 23rd-ranked Southwest at the Johnson-Partlow Tennis Courts on Friday.
No. 19 Indians dominant in 7-2 win over Holmes
The No. 19 Indians dropped a narrow 5-4 decision against No. 14 Bevill State at the Johnson-Partlow Tennis Courts on Monday
The No. 19 Indians dropped an 8-1 match at No. 12 Gulf Coast on Friday.
The No. 19 Indians picked up a 7-2 road victory over No. 25 Hinds on Tuesday.
The No. 19 Indians dropped a narrow 5-4 decision at No. 18 Meridian, battling down to the final courts before coming up just short.
The Indians dropped a 9-0 decision against Coastal Alabama-South, battling through several tightly contested matches despite the final score.
Itawamba Community College opens the 2026 men’s tennis season with a new-look roster and a recent track record that speaks for itself.
The ICC Tennis program invites all former players back to campus for Alumni Day 2025 on Saturday, October 18, at the Johnson-Partlow Tennis Courts. Come reconnect with teammates, meet current players, and join in the Alumni Doubles Tournament.