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Men’s tennis falls to Caltech

It was no joke when the men’s tennis match against Caltech was delayed until about 2 p.m. due to rain on April Fools’ Day. Kyle Fournier, the team’s “Rudy,” puts all his might into keeping the ball in play, coach Steve Bergovoy said. La Verne lost to Caltech, 6-1. / photo by Kelly Rivas
It was no joke when the men’s tennis match against Caltech was delayed until about 2 p.m. due to rain on April Fools’ Day. Kyle Fournier, the team’s “Rudy,” puts all his might into keeping the ball in play, coach Steve Bergovoy said. La Verne lost to Caltech, 6-1. / photo by Kelly Rivas
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