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Texas A&MSometimes rematches result in different outcomes and sometimes they don’t – tonight’s Ohio State/Texas A&M match in Columbus turned out to be the latter. These teams met just five days ago in the National Indoors consolation rounds with Ohio State pulling out a 4-3 squeaker but this evening it was all Buckeyes.
Last week Texas A&M won the doubles point, though Herkko Pollanen didn’t play, but tonight with Pollanen playing at #1 with Mikael Torpegaard they and the team cruised past A&M.
Ohio State swapped Martin Joyce and Ralf Steinbach at #5 and #6 and Hugo Di Feo and Chris Diaz at #2 and #3. Texas A&M swapped Jordi Arconada and Shane Vinsant at #2 and #3 which meant both of those matchups stayed the same from the previous meeting. Harrison Adams also returned to the lineup tonight after sitting out on Sunday. (box score from last week is below tonight’s box score)
Ohio State won four first sets in singles with Chris Diaz, Martin Joyce, and Ralf Steinbach winning in straight sets at #3, #5, and #6 with Diaz providing the clincher. The match only took an hour and forty-six minutes so those 267 in attendance got a chance to eat dinner at a reasonable hour.
It was interesting to see some differences in scores from the one match to the next. Vinsant beat Diaz 6-4, 6-4 last time but tonight Diaz rolled him 6-3, 6-2. Last time Steinbach beat Withrow in a long three setter but tonight he beats him 6-2, 6-4 in just over an hour.
Below are a few match points courtesy of TOSU (first time I recall seeing some video clips – awesome) and below the box scores are some quotes from Ty Tucker (also awesome since we usually don’t hear much from Ty).
#6 Ohio State 4, #7 Texas A&M 0
Feb 19, 2016 at Columbus, Ohio (OSU Varsity Tennis Center)
Singles competition
1. #5 Mikael Torpegaard (OSU 14.52) vs. #8 Arthur Rinderknech (TAMU 14.39) 6-4, 3-2, unf
2. Jordi Arconada (TAMU 13.75) vs. #16 Hugo Di Feo (OSU 14.26) 7-5, 0-3, unf
3. #42 Chris Diaz (OSU 14.01) def. #39 Shane Vinsant (TAMU 13.98) 6-3, 6-2
4. Harrison Adams (TAMU 12.98) vs. #18 Herkko Pollanen (OSU 13.64) 7-6, 2-3, unf.
5. Martin Joyce (OSU 13.79) def. AJ Catanzariti (TAMU 13.51) 6-3, 6-3
6. Ralf Steinbach (OSU 13.96) def. Jackson Withrow (TAMU 14.00) 6-2, 6-4
Doubles competition
1. #19 Mikael Torpegaard/Herkko Pollanen (OSU) vs. A Rinderknech/J Withrow (TAMU) 5-2, unf
2. #14 Ralf Steinbach/Martin Joyce (OSU) def. Harrison Adams/Shane Vinsant (TAMU) 6-2
3. Hugo Di Feo/Chris Diaz (OSU) def. #33 Max Lunkin/Jordi Arconada (TAMU) 6-2
Match Notes:
Texas A&M 10-3; National ranking #7
Ohio State 11-1; National ranking #6
Order of finish: Doubles (3,2); Singles (6,5,3) Official: Marcus Lee T-1:46 A-267
#8 Ohio State 4, #3 Texas A&M 3
Feb 14, 2016 at Charlottesville, VA (Boar’s Head Sports Club)
Singles competition
1. #5 Mikael Torpegaard (OSU) def. #8 Arthur Rinderknech (TAMU) 6-4, 6-3
2. #39 Shane Vinsant (TAMU) def. #42 Chris Diaz (OSU) 6-4, 6-4
3. Jordi Arconada (TAMU) def. #16 Hugo Di Feo (OSU) 7-6, 6-4
4. #18 Herkko Pollanen (OSU) def. AJ Catanzariti (TAMU) 6-7, 6-2, 6-0
5. Ralf Steinbach (OSU) def. Jackson Withrow (TAMU) 7-5, 4-6, 6-4
6. Martin Joyce (OSU) def. Max Lunkin (TAMU) 6-2, 6-1
Doubles competition
1. Arthur Rinderknech/Jackson Withrow (TAMU) def. #14 Ralf Steinbach/Martin Joyce (OSU) 6-0
2. Harrison Adams/Shane Vinsant (TAMU) def. Chris Diaz/Hugo Di Feo (OSU) 6-2
3. Mikael Torpegaard/Matt Mendez (OSU vs. #33 Max Lunkin/Jordi Arconada (TAMU) 5-2, unf.
Post-Match Quotes via Ohio State’s recap
“It’s never easy beating a good team twice in a week,” said Director of Tennis Ty Tucker. “We got smoked in doubles on Sunday and we made a couple of adjustments this week and guys stepped up and set the tone early. Doubles may be their best point and when we were able to get the upper hand early, I think it shocked them a little bit.”
“The win feels good but we can’t celebrate too long because another top-25 team in Florida is coming in on Sunday,” Tucker said.
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#15 Oklahoma State sat a few of its singles starters (reasons unknown) and one of its doubles pairings against unranked Georgia State and it nearly came back to bite them. Oklahoma State sat its usual #3 team of Lukas Finzelberg/Jurance Mendoza and wouldn’t you know it but the doubles point came down to that court with Georgia State’s Jannis Koeke and Joseph Bishop taking it 7-6(5).
Oklahoma State sat its usual #2, #59 Julian Cash (13.81), and #4, Lucas Gerch (13.56), in singles after each played in doubles which meant both Jurence Mendoza and Nathan Roper moved into the lineup. Mendoza had only played in two of Oklahoma State’s nine dual match while Roper had appeared just once.
Oklahoma State took four first sets in singles but only Temur Ismailov and Tristan Meraut would be able to finish in straight sets at #1 and #3. Lukas Finzelberg put Oklahoma State up 3-1 after a three-set win at #4 but Georgia State’s Zack Kennedy would answer with a 3-6, 7-5, 7-6(5) upset win over Arjun Kadhe at #2.
Both of the remaining matches went deep into the third set but Oklahoma State would get the win when Jurence Mendoza broke Jack MacFarlane from 15-40 to take it 7-6, 2-6, 7-5 at #5.
Note: Zack Kennedy’s win over Arjun Kadhe at #2 was a Universal Tennis Rating upset since the variance between the two was greater than 1.00.
Georgia State’s Felipe Jaworski won the remaining court 7-6(6) in the third at #6.
#15 Oklahoma State def. Georgia State, 4-3
February 19, 2016 | Greenwood Tennis Center | Stillwater, Oklahoma
Doubles Competition
1. #5 Kadhe/Cash (OSU) def. Acuna/Andrukhov (GSU), 6-3
2. Kennedy/MacFarlane (GSU) def. #48 Ismailov/Gerch 6-4
3. Koeke/Bishop (GSU) def. Meraut/Ruiz (OSU) 7-6 (7-5)
Singles Competition
1. Temur Ismailov (OSU 13.83) def. Jannis Koeke (GSU 13.42), 6-2, 6-4
2. Zackery Kennedy (GSU 12.73) def. #111 Arjun Kadhe (OSU 13.91), 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (5)
3. Tristan Meraut (OSU 13.32) def. Sebastian Acuna (GSU 12.56), 6-3, 6-0
4. Lukas Finzelberg (OSU 13.80) def. Andrei Andrukhov (GSU 12.05), 3-6, 6-3, 6-3
5. #93 Jurence Mendoza (OSU 13.20) def. Jack MacFarlane (GSU 12.55), 7-6 (2), 2-6, 7-5
6. Felipe Jaworski (GSU 12.39) def. Nathan Roper (OSU 12.24), 7-5, 2-6, 7-6 (6)
Match Notes:
Oklahoma State: 9-1: National Rankings #15
Georgia State 4-3:
Order of finish: Doubles (1,2,3); Singles (3,1,4,2,5*,6)
“Tonight was a tough match,” coach Jay Udwadia said. “Georgia State came ready to play and it got tight at the end, but it was nice to see Jurence (Mendoza) clinch the match. I think we needed to do a better job of playing with more energy today because we can’t rely on catching up at the end each time.”
“It means that I’m getting older (picked up 200th career win),” Udwadia said. “I’ve had some really great players play for me in my time, so it’s really all about the team because at the end of the day I just want the team to win.”
“At the end of the day, we got a win over a very good team with some struggle and it was nice to see the team get through it,” Udwadia said.
Today was a great college tennis match. It’s always exciting to have the chance to play against a top-15 team and I thought our guys definitely stepped up to the challenge, said head coach Brett Ross. “All of our guys stayed focused for three straight hours and as a coach you can’t ask for more than that from you players. It’s encouraging to know that this young team was so close pulling off the biggest win in school history.
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#33 LSU was playing just it’s fourth match of the season on Friday, and its first dual-match at the brand-new LSU Tennis Complex, and it gave the fans a lot to cheer about as it shutout #35 Drake 4-0.
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| Justin Butsch (Photo Jake Johnson/LSU Sports) |
LSU swept all three doubles courts then picked up wins from Jordan Daigle, Justin Butsch, and Andrew Korinek at #1, #2, and #6 with Butsch getting the clincher.
The other three matches were abandoned with Drake up on two of them and LSU the other.
LSU also shutout Nicholls State 7-0 later that evening to finish the day unbeaten. LSU returns to the courts next Friday with North Florida coming in and then the Tigers play a doubleheader on Sunday aganst Stetson and Lamar. Drake continues its road trip with a Saturday match at Louisiana Lafayette then on Sunday it’ll be in New Orleans to play Tulane.
#33 LSU 4, #35 Drake 0
Feb 19, 2016 at Baton Rouge, LA (LSU Tennis Complex)
Singles competition
1. #44 Jordan Daigle (LSU 13.72) def. #76 Ben Lott (DRAKE 13.32) 6-2, 7-5
2. Justin Butsch (LSU 13.47) def. Bayo Philips (DRAKE 12.65) 6-4, 7-5
3. Vinn Gillespie (DRAKE 13.41) def. Simon Freund (LSU 13.25) 6-7, 6-0, 3-1
4. Boris Arias (LSU 13.39) def. Ben Stride (DRAKE 12.39) 6-3, 6-7, 2-0
5. Calum MacGeoch (DRAKE 12.70) def. Gabor Csonka (LSU 13.24) 7-6, 4-3
6. Andrew Korinek (LSU 13.04) def. Tom Hands (DRAKE 12.22) 6-1, 3-6, 6-1
Doubles competition
1. #25 Boris Arias/Jordan Daigle (LSU) def. Vinn Gillespie/Bayo Philips (DRAKE) 7-6 (7-5)
2. Justin Butsch/Tam Trinh (LSU) def. Ben Lott/Calum MacGeoch (DRAKE) 6-4
3. Gabor Csonka/Andrew Korinek (LSU) def. Ben Stride/Tom Hands (DRAKE) 6-0
Match Notes:
Drake University 5-3; National ranking #39
LSU 2-2; National ranking #35
Order of finish: Doubles (3,2,1); Singles (1,6,2) A-170
“Credit to LSU for its strong start and play in doubles. It was our first match outdoors and oddly we gained a bit of confidence in doubles as we started seeing the ball better and striking it better as the match went on,” Drake head coach Davidson Kozlowski said.
“We did well in singles pushing three of the matches into third sets and also having control of court five. We will continue to play better and stronger outdoors as we continue this weekend. We are pumped for Louisiana on Saturday and then wrapping this trip up at No. 27 Tulane on Sunday,”
Kozlowski said.
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#20 Northwestern picked up a nice 6-1 win on Friday evening over #30 NC State. Northwestern took the doubles point and then won on every court in singles except at #2.
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| Ben Vandixhorn (Leeks Lim/Daily NU) |
Despite the 6-1 score the match was actually fairly close with four of the six matches decided by a point here and there. NU’s Strong Kirchheimer and Fedor Baev won the two matches that weren’t very close as each won 6-2, 6-3 at #3 and #4. Ben Vandixhorn clinched the win after he put Northwestern up 4-0 with a 6-4, 7-6(7) win at #6 over Igor Saveljic.
They played the remaining matches out, which I am a huge fan of, with NU’s Konrad Zieba beating NC State’s Nick Horton in a third set supertiebreak at #1, NU’s Alp Horoz defeating NC State’s Shoti Meparidze 7-5, 7-6 at #5, and NC State gettting is lone win from Simon Norenius at #2 with a 7-5, 7-5 win over Sam Shropshire.
Northwestern is back at it again on Sunday when it hosts #32 Vanderbilt and UIC while NC State heads to East Lansing to play Michigan State on Sunday
#20 Northwestern 6, #30 North Carolina State 1
Feb 19, 2016 at Evanston, Ill. (Combe Tennis Center)
Singles competition
1. #14 Konrad Zieba (NU 14.31) def. #53 Nick Horton (NCST 13.66) 6-4, 6-7, 1-0 (10-3)
2. #74 Simon Norenius (NCST 13.40) def. #57 Sam Shropshire (NU 13.77) 7-5, 7-5
3. #77 Strong Kirchheimer (NU 14.21) def. Thomas Weigel (NCST 13.56) 6-2, 6-3
4. Fedor Baev (NU 12.96) def. Ivan Saveljic (NCST 12.33) 6-2, 6-3
5. Alp Horoz (NU 13.13) def. Shoti Meparidze (NCST 12.40) 7-5, 7-6 (7-5)
6. Ben Vandixhorn (NU 12.88) def. Igor Saveljic (NCST 12.74) 6-4, 7-6 (9-7)
Doubles competition
1. Fedor Baev/Strong Kirchheimer (NU) vs. Nick Horton/Simon Norenius (NCST) 5-4, unf.
2. Konrad Zieba/Sam Shropshire (NU) def. Igor Saveljic/Ivan Saveljic (NCST) 6-4
3. Alp Horoz/Mihir Kumar (NU) def. Thomas Weigel/Shoti Meparidze (NCST) 6-2
Match Notes:
North Carolina State 9-2; National ranking
#30 Northwestern 8-1; National ranking #20
Order of finish: Doubles (3,2); Singles (4,3,6,1,2,5)
Official: John Coleman
A-84
“The guys competed hard again tonight in every spot,” head coach Arvid Swan said. “We played good doubles to start the match which helped going into singles.”
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South Florida won a close doubles point after Roberto Cid and Ignacio Gonzalez Muniz came back from 5-3 down to beat South Carolina’s Thomas Mayronne/Andrew Schafer 7-6(4).
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| Justin Roberts (Pic via Dave Knachel/Virginia Tech) |
Cid made it 2-0 USF after he crushed Alex Fennell 6-1, 6-0 but South Carolina’s Harrison O’Keefe answered with a 6-3, 6-3 win at #3 over USF’s Sasha Gozun. Gonzalez-Muniz extended the USF lead to 3-1 with a 6-3, 6-2 win at #6 over Wood Benton and then Justin Roberts clinched it with a 7-6, 6-4 win at #4 over Andrew Schafer.
The other two matches were abandoned with the scored at even.
South Carolina will stay in Tampa for an extra day and play #17 San Diego while South Florida will be back on the courts on Sunday when it hosts San Diego.
#14 South Florida 4, #55 South Carolina 1
Feb 19, 2016 at Tampa, Florida (Varsity Tennis Courts)
Singles Competition
1. #7 Roberto Cid (USF 14.43) def. Alex Fennell (SC 13.25) 6-1, 6-0
2. Gabriel Friedrich (SC 13.84) vs. #26 Dominic Cotrone (USF 14.31) 6-4, 1-6, 1-1, unf.
3. Harrison O’Keefe (SC 13.69) def. Sasha Gozun (USF 13.56) 6-3, 6-3
4. Justin Roberts (USF 13.07) def. Andrew Schafer (SC 13.18) 7-6 (7-5), 6-4
5. Thomas Mayronne (SC 13.48) vs. Peter Bertran (USF 13.26) 3-6, 7-5, unf.
6. Ignacio Gonzalez Muniz (USF 13.37) def. Wood Benton (SC 12.71) 6-3, 6-2
Doubles Competition
1. Alex Fennell/Harrison O’Keefe (SC) vs. #40 Dominic Cotrone/Justin Roberts (USF) 5-5, unf.
2. Sasha Gozun/Vadym Kalyuzhnyy (USF) def. Sam Swank/Gabriel Friedrich (SC) 6-3
3. Roberto Cid/Ignacio Gonzalez Muniz (USF) def. T Mayronne/Andrew Schafer (SC) 7-6 (7-4)
Match Notes:
South Carolina 5-5; National Ranking #55
South Florida Tennis 5-3; National Rankings #14
Order of finish: Doubles (2,3); Singles (1,3,6,4)
“Justin has been putting in the work and doing the right things, and just hadn’t gotten the results yet,” head coach Matt Hill said. “I think today was a great example of how he stayed with his game plan and it paid off for him. I think it’ll help him a lot moving forward, he’s playing great tennis and it’s great to see him putting it together in the big moments now.
“It’s big actually, because I’ve been losing the first set quite a bit,” Cid said. “One of my goals today was to have a strong start, win the first couple games and just keep rolling. I think I did that, for sure, so I am happy, definitely, to win in straight sets.
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| Daan Maasland (Pic via Taylor Wilder/The Daily Emerald) |
In a matchup between top 50 teams it was all #37 Oregon as the Ducks blanked #50 Indiana 7-0. Oregon won the doubles point by picking up 6-4 wins at #2 and #3 but the teams would split first sets in singles. Oregon’s Jayson Amos, Cormac Clissold, and Ethan Young-Smith each finished in straight sets at #3, #4, and #6 while Daan Maasland, Thomas Laurent, and Simon Stevens would come from behind to win in three-sets at #1, #2, and #5. #49 Daan Maasland won the matchup of ranked players as he defeated #45 Sam Montette 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 at #1.
All in all a very dominating performance from Oregon who now sits at 10-1. Oregon hosts #67 Boise State on Sunday while Indiana and Boise State will play today in Eugene.
#37 Oregon 7, #50 Indiana 0
February 19, 2016 at Eugene, Oregon (Varsity Tennis Courts)
Doubles Competition
1. #36 Amos/Soemarno (ORE) vs. Monette/Bednarczyk (IU) 4-4 unfinished
2. Maasland/Stevens (ORE) def. Salgado/Manji (IU) 6-4
3. Clissold/Laurent (ORE) def. Chris Essick/Elliott Yee (IU) 6-4
Singles Competition
1. #49 Daan Maasland (ORE 13.83) def. #45 Sam Monette (IU 13.87) 4-6, 6-1, 6-4
2. Thomas Laurent (ORE 14.02) def. Daniel Bednarczyk (IU 13.10) 3-6, 6-3, 6-0
3. Jayson Amos (ORE 13.30) def. Matt McCoy (IU 12.83) 6-4, 6-0
4. Simon Stevens (ORE 13.47) def. Raheel Manji (IU 13.37) 3-6, 6-4, 6-2
5. Cormac Clissold (ORE 13.15) def. Antonio Cembellin (IU 12.93) 6-1, 6-4
6. Ethan Young-Smith (ORE 12.32) def. Alfonso Salgado (IU 12.62) 6-3, 6-4
Match Notes:
Oregon 10-1; National Ranking #37
Indiana 4-4; National Ranking #50
Order of finish: Doubles (2,3); Singles (5,3,6,2,1,4)
Post-Match Quotes via Oregon’s recap
Head Coach Nils Schyllander:
“There was a great crowd tonight and a great energy in the building. These guys showed that they have a lot of character and we all showed up tonight. It was a good complete-team effort.
Senior Daan Maasland on his three-set match:
“I didn’t play too bad in the first set, but on a couple close points, I went too big and gave him easy points which led to him winning the set. In the second set, I found my way and started to play more aggressive and more of my game. From when it was 1-1 in the second set, I stepped up and the points started going my way and my serve was better.
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The opening day of the Division 3 National Team Indoors in Cleveland saw both the #1 and #2 seeds get upset. The hosts, Case Western Reserve, beat the #1 seed Washington University (STL) 6-3 and Carnegie Mellon beat the #2 seed Pomona-Pitzer 5-4. If you’ll notice when looking at the scores the doubles points are played to 8 and they also playing regular ad-scoring.
Get all the details over Division 3 Tennis plus the ITA’s site.
#6 University of Chicago 6, #8 Trinity University (Tex.) 3
Feb 19, 2016 at Pepper Pike, Ohio
Singles competition
1. Paxton Deuel (TRINITY 12.68) def. Chua, Nicolas (UCM 12.27) 26, 76 (86), 64
2. Adam Krull (TRINITY 12.26) def. Kranz, Sven (UCM 12.31) 64, 61
3. Pei, Charlie (UCM 12.11) def. Wilson Lambeth (TRINITY 11.52) 64, 61
4. Leung, Peter (UCM 12.66) def. Matt Tyer (TRINITY 10.91) 62, 62
5. Liu, David (UCM 12.19) def. Chas Mayer (TRINITY 11.59) 36, 64, 62
6. Liu, Max (UCM 12.14) def. Clayton Niess (TRINITY 11.08) 76 (74), 46, 119
Doubles competition
1. Chua, Nicolas/Liu, David (UCM) def. Adam Krull/Matt Tyer (TRINITY) 8-3
2. Pei, Charlie/Leung, Peter (UCM) def. Paxton Deuel/Clayton Niess (TRINITY) 8-2
3. Eliot Guin/Wilson Lambeth (TRINITY) def. Zhang, Gordon/Kranz, Sven (UCM) 8-3
Match Notes
Trinity University (Tex.) 3-4 National ranking #8
University of Chicago 6-0 National ranking #6
Order of finish: Doubles (2,3,1) Singles (3,4,2,5,1,6)
Chicago is the #4 seed Trinity is the #5 seed
#14 Case Western Reserve Univ. 6, #3 Washington U. 3
Feb 19, 2016 at Pepper Pike, Ohio
Singles competition
1. CJ Krimbill (CWR 12.47) def. Jeremy Bush (WASHU 12.03) 63, 62
2. Johnny Wu (WASHU 12.22) def. James Fojtasek (CWR 11.42) 64, 63
3. Robert Stroup (CWR 10.79) def. Tyler Kratky (WASHU 11.96) 67 (57), 64, 63
4. John Carswell (WASHU 11.39) def. Louis Stuerke (CWR 11.13) 61, 60
5. Kevin Dong (CWR 10.58) def. Jake Klein (WASHU 11.28) 64, 63
6. Joshua Dughi (CWR 11.05) def. Shaun Berman (WASHU 12.10/80%) 62, 62
Doubles competition
1. CJ Krimbill/Louis Stuerke (CWR) def. Josh Cogan/Tyler Kratky (WASHU) 8-4
2. Jeremy Bush/Konrad Kozlowski (WASHU) def. Adam Collins/Freddy Daum (CWR) 9-7
3. James Fojtasek/Phil Gruber (CWR) def. Shaun Berman/Radha Vishbubhotla (WASHU) 8-3
Match Notes
Washington U. 2-1 National ranking #3
Case Western Reserve Univ. 2-0 National ranking #14
Order of finish: Doubles (1,3,2) Singles (4,1,5,6,2,3)
Wash U. is the #1 seed, CWRU is the #8 seed
#5 Emory University 8, #10 Kenyon College 1
Feb 19, 2016 at Pepper Pike, Ohio
Singles competition
1. Sam Geier (KEN 12.53) def. Rafe Mosetick (EU 13.01) 64, 62
2. Jonathan Jemison (EU 13.09) def. Michael Liu (KEN 11.63) 62, 62
3. Aman Manji (EU 12.26) def. Robert Turlington (KEN 11.49) 64, 46, 10-8
4. Adrien Bouchet (EU 11.90) def. Nicholas Paolucci (KEN 10.99) 46, 63, 11-9
5. Josh Goodman (EU 12.34) def. Tristan Kaye (KEN 9.89/20%) 60, 62
6. Andrew Harrington (EU 11.36) def. Mike Roberts (KEN 10.80/20%) 62, 62
Doubles competition
1. Scott Rubinstein/James Spaulding (EU) def. Sam Geier/Tristan Kaye (KEN) 8-6
2. Rafe Mosetick/Jonathan Jemison (EU) def. Nicholas Paolucci/Peter Hazlett (KEN) 8-1
3. David Omsky/Andrew Harrington (EU) def. Mike Roberts/Robert Turlington (KEN) 8-3
Match Notes
Kenyon College 1-4 National ranking #10
Emory University 2-2 National ranking #5
Order of finish: Doubles (2,3,1) Singles (5,1,2,4,6,3)
Emory is the #3 seed Kenyon is the #6 seed
#11 Carnegie Mellon University 5, #4 Pomona-Pitzer 4
Feb 19, 2016 at Pepper Pike, Ohio
Singles competition
1. Jake Yasgoor (PP 12.89) def. Abhishek Alla (CMU 12.64) 60, 60
2. Daniel Levine (CMU 12.13) def. Graham Maassen (PP 11.82) 64, 75
3. Kenny Zheng (CMU 11.40) def. Jonathan Kim (PP 12.00) 76 (74), 36, 75
4. Vayum Arora (CMU 11.64) def. Anthony Bello (PP 11.87) 46, 64, 63
5. Marko Mandic (PP 11.46) def. Kiril Kirkov (CMU 11.33) 61, 63
6. Josh Gearou (PP 19.71) def. Chaz Downing (CMU 10.75) 76 (97), 76 (72)
Doubles competition
1. Daniel Levine/Vayum Arora (CMU) def. Jonathan Kim/Graham Maassen (PP) 8-3
2. Marko Mandic/Spencer Simonides (PP) def. Jeffrey Chen/Kenny Zheng (CMU) 9-8 (9-7)
3. Abhishek Alla/Yuvraj Kumar (CMU) def. Anthony Bello/Jake Yasgoor (PP) 8-6
Match Notes
Carnegie Mellon University 5-2 National ranking #11
Pomona-Pitzer 1-2 National ranking #4
Order of finish: Doubles (1,3,2) Singles (1,5,2,4,3,6)
Pomona-Pitzer is the #2 seed CMU is the #7 seed
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