Former Men’s Tennis Captain, Vince Bellino, capped off his senior season with an untouched 9-0 record in NE-10 singles and an 8-2 finish in conference doubles play. Bellino also became one of the few Warriors to join the 100 wins club. He helped the Warriors achieve a fifth straight regular-season title, as well as a third Northeast-10 Championship, which has been accomplished within the last four seasons.

Bellino’s perseverance also shined off the court as he boasted a 3.97 GPA in the classroom, which in return helped him achieve Capital One Academic All-American status.

Q: After a tough loss to Southern New Hampshire University and an end to the 2014 campaign, what did you want to change going into your final season as a Warrior?

A: "After our loss to SNHU, I wanted to improve upon cultivating a stronger culture. It was important for us to be resilient and confident in ourselves as we entered next season."

Q: What were your personal and team goals going into your senior season?

A: "My goals were to win the NE-10 Championship and have a successful run at the NCAA tournament."

Q: Were there any challenges along the way? How did you overcome them?

A: "Well, it was important for us to use our loss to SNHU as a learning experience."

Q: Who would you say has been most influential in your success both on and off the court?

A: "I am fortunate to have had several mentors over the last four years who played an influential role in my success both on and off the court."

Q: What’s your best memory being a Warrior?

A: "Winning the NE-10 Championship both my freshman and senior year was special in their own ways."

Q: Looking back, is there anything that you would have changed?

A: "I would have liked to have tennis courts on campus."

Q: What’s some advice you have for rising warriors?

A: "Be willing to put yourself in an uncomfortable position and have the confidence in yourself to overcome the associated adversities."