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Turosienski
6
Winner Cardinal Stritch CARD (2-3)
3
Keiser University KUMT19 (10-4)
Winner
Cardinal Stritch CARD
(2-3)
6
Final
3
Keiser University KUMT19
(10-4)

Match Recap: No. 3 Men's Tennis |

No. 2 Men's Tennis Falls to No. 10 Cardinal Stritch 6-3

Match Information
Score: 
No. 2 Keiser 3, No. 10 Cardinal Stritch 6
Records: No. 2 Keiser (10-4), No. 10 Cardinal Stritch (2-3)
Location: Orlando, Fla.

The second-ranked Keiser Seahawks dropped their first NAIA contest of the season, falling to No. 10 Cardinal Stritch by the final score of 6-3. The match was tied at 3-3 before Cardinal Stritch won the final three singles matches to knockoff Keiser.

Doubles
  • The Seahawks won the first point of the day when Julian Turosienski and Olivier Koeng knocked off No. 10 Agustin Gascia and Nicolas Palacio in the No. 3 spot, 8-3.
  • The Wolves claimed the first and third doubles slot with identical 8-6 scores to take a 2-1 advantage into singles play.
 
Singles
  • No. 17 Turosienski evened the match at two-apiece after he defeated Pejovic in the fourth spot, 6-2, 6-1.
  • Keiser jumped ahead 3-2 when No. 4 Arthur Bonnaud upended No. 18 Wehrle, 6-4, 6-1, in the No. 3 slot. The win was the 99th overall for the senior. 
  • Cardinal Stritch retied the match after Gerard Rodriguez was downed in the fifth-slot, 6-1, 6-4.
  • The Seahawks fell behind for the first time in singles today as Koeng lost in straight sets to No. 42 Appelaniz, 6-4, 6-4.
  • The Wolves clinched the match in the top spot as Geronimo Barrios fell in a three-set battle to No. 5 Gascia, 6-3, 4-6, 3-6.
  • Keiser dropped the final match of the day in three-sets as Riccardo Ferraris lost, 4-6, 6-3, 3-6, to Chamba in the second slot.
 
Coach's Corner
Head Coach Daniel Finn said, "I'll give it to Cardinal Stritch as they outplayed us today. We had our opportunities to get this one but we didn't capitalize. Both teams played their hearts out today and left everything on the court but we were not the most physical team and that hurt us in the end. We have to be better at being the most physical team and we will get there. This loss won't define us but we will learn from it and it will pay off down the road. We need to get healthy and get ready to grind. This season is a long one and we will continue to get better and be a tougher team as we move forward."
 
Up Next
The Seahawks return home on Monday to face Missouri Baptist at 12:30 p.m. in Boca Raton, Fla.
 
 
 
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