The Setonian · Sep 23, 2020
Tennis finds bright spots in empty fall season
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted every walk of life in 2020. It has been more than six months since sports shut down in the United States, and college sports are still feeling the impact.
On Aug. 12, the Big East Conference announced the postponement of all 2020 fall sports with hopes to play in the spring. This means that for now, Seton Hall fall sports will have to deal with an elongated training period throughout the fall rather than facing real competition.
The huge responsibility of keeping players ready physically and mentally falls on coaches’ shoulders—a responsibility with which Seton Hall tennis coach Kevin McGlynn has kept up.