Tennis Trio Advances to KU Invite Finals

LAWRENCE, Kan. - A trio of University of Colorado women's tennis players advanced to the finals in their respective singles brackets, and a sophomore duo won their doubles bracket in day two of the University of Kansas Invitational on Saturday. Saturday's play was more of the same from the first day ...

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