Shaw Eliminated in Roland-Garros Quad Doubles Semifinals
Canada’s Rob Shaw and partner Francisco Cayulef were beaten in the semifinals of the quad doubles competition on...
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Canada hosted ITF Masters events in Montreal and Vancouver in the month of May, with the host Canadians winning most of...
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Defending champions TCU and Texas A&M, both of which had Canadians on the roster, lost in the NCAA national team...
