Eita Ishikawa
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- Height:
- 5-10
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- Weight:
- 150
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- Year:
- Fr.
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- High School:
- Yokkaichi Technical
News mentions
COD Men’s Tennis grabbed the #1 spot in the final Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) CCCAA Men’s National Rankings.
COD won the team 2022 State Title on April 23, but this weekend, the Roadrunners head into another prestigious tournament in an attempt to grab the “Triple Crown” of Men’s Tennis by winning the CCCAA Singles and Doubles Titles.
COD won the team 2022 State Title on April 23, but this weekend, the Roadrunners head into another prestigious tournament in an attempt to grab the “Triple Crown” of Men’s Tennis by winning the CCCAA Singles and Doubles Titles.
Three years and two canceled championships after College of the Desert last claimed a CCCAA Men's Tennis State Championship, the Roadrunners defended their 2020 title with a 9-0 victory on Saturday over NorCal champion American River at the Bakersfield Racquet Club, claiming the program's 16th state banner overall.
COD (17-0) made quick work of their Regional Finals opponents after sweeping the doubles and the Roadrunners are headed to another State Championship, defeating the Ventura Pirates (18-1), 5-0.
COD (16-0) had their hands full from the beginning, but the Roadrunners held strong throughout as Desert defeated the #3 seeded Irvine Valley Lasers (11-4), 5-2.
COD (15-0) cruised through the regular season and found themselves the #1 seed in SoCal, beginning the defense of their 2019 State Championship, they swept the #7 seeded Santa Barbara City Vaqueros (4-5), 9-0.
COD (11-0; 9-0) played in their most anticipated Conference match in years, but the result remained the same, a Roadrunners sweep, as Desert knocked off the San Diego City Knights (9-2; 7-2), 9-0.
COD sent three doubles teams traveled to the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club to participate in the 133rd Annual Pacific Coast Men's Doubles Championship, where the Roadrunners faced off with teams from UCLA, UNLV, San Diego State, Ball State, Stanford and Pepperdine.
COD (7-0; 5-0) made quick work of another Inland Empire Athletic Conference (IEAC) opponent, grabbing their seventh straight win of 2022, pushing past the Imperial Valley Arabs (0-3; 0-2), 9-0.
COD (1-0) began their defense of their 2019 CCCAA state championship in Men's Tennis by blocking the Irvine Valley Lasers (0-1), 6-3.