The No. 2 North Carolina men’s tennis team (12-1, 2-0 ACC) won 4-0 against No. 7 N.C. State (10-4, 1-1 ACC) on Wednesday evening, extending its winning streak against the Wolfpack to seven years.
Through the example his four siblings and parents set and his perseverance, Harrison’s dream became reality and is now excelling on the UNC Men's Tennis team.
The No. 2 North Carolina men’s tennis team defeated Virginia Tech on Sunday with a final score of 6-1 in the first game of ACC play.
It was shaky at times, but the No. 2 North Carolina men's tennis team eventually gained its composure to dominate in a 6-1 win over Virginia Tech.
After one of the best spring starts in a decade, the No. 5 North Carolina men’s tennis team (10-1) competed in the ITA National Team Indoor Championship in Madison, Wisconsin over the weekend. Despite an impressive streak of wins, the Tar Heels fell just short of the title, losing to No. 1 Southern California (9-1) in the finals.
Between the undefeated start this spring and being ranked No. 1 in the USTA poll for the first time in program history, North Carolina has positioned itself to be a threat in the ITA National Team Indoor Championships.
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“This was our first big test," senior William Blumberg said. "The teams we played in the past were good, but these teams were kind of a level up. It was good for us to step up and show up when we really needed to.”
The North Carolina men's tennis team defeated Georgia State, 4-0, behind an energetic crowd, to the ITA National Indoor Championship in Wisconsin.
After outscoring its opponents 18-0 in the first three matches of 2020, the North Carolina men's tennis team has been propelled to an undefeated start by an impressive crop of seniors.
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Led by four seniors, the North Carolina men's tennis team features the largest graduating class since the 2015-16 season. That leadership and experience has helped the Tar Heels get off to a strong 2-0 start to open the spring season.
The North Carolina men's tennis team had a busy weekend, highlighted by Mac Kiger and Simon Soendergaard making it to the semifinals of the ITA Fall Nationals.
Simon Soendergaard and Mac Kiger took home the doubles championship for the ITA Carolina Regional on Monday while Josh Peck advanced to the semifinals in singles competition.
Brian Cernoch was the standout player for the North Carolina men's tennis team as the sophomore advanced to the quarterfinals of the singles consolation bracket.
Junior William Blumberg made it to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Singles Championship, while sophomore Benjamin Sigouin fell in the round of 16 and the duo of Blumberg and senior Blaine Boyden won in the first round of the doubles tournament before losing in the round of 16.
"What a ride we’ve had the last two weeks," even though the story is over for both the women and men's tennis teams, neither team left the court with regret.
The No. 9 North Carolina men’s tennis team is headed to the NCAA Tournament Final Four after the underdogs upset the No. 1 Ohio State in Orlando on Thursday.
For the sixth year in a row, the North Carolina men’s tennis team will host the first and second round matches of the 2019 NCAA Men’s Tennis Tournament.
“We’re going to fight, and everybody knows that,” Boyden said. “Everyone understands how good we are, and we’re going to leave it on the line every single time we step on the court.”
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