The schedule was promised to not have any letup and Monday will be no different as No. 1 Keiser men's tennis will travel to Miami Shores, Fla. to face Division III, No. 1 Case Western Reserve in a neutral site matchup hosted by Barry.
About the Seahawks
- The Seahawks are 6-3 on the year after falling to Division I, Kennesaw State on Wednesday, 3-4.
- Keiser is 1-1 this season against No. 1 teams this season with a win over NAIA foe Georgia Gwinnett and a loss to Division II Barry.
- The two sides have not played each other in their histories, but Keiser is 2-0 against Division III opponents dating back to 2020.
Head Coach
Daniel Finn said, "Another big-time matchup tomorrow. This year's schedule is definitely, without a doubt, one of the toughest ones that we have put together in my time at Keiser and tomorrow is just another example of that with playing the number one team in NCAA Division III. I know Case Western is a talented team and will bring a ton of energy and quality tennis that'll challenge us tomorrow. We have been working on things this past week and I definitely looking forward to the challenge tomorrow."
Seahawks Against the Opponent
Keiser vs. Case Western Reserve
Series Record: The two sides have never faced each other.
Last Meeting: N/A
Scouting the Spartans: Case Western is riding a 12-game winning streak after defeating Division II, No. 28 Lynn on Sunday morning. The Spartans are in the middle of a brutal stretch of games in which they scheduled 11 games to be played in five days with Keiser taking the second game against CWRU tomorrow after a morning match against Barry. Case Western has three singles players ranked by the ITA in the top 50 including No. 34 James Hopper who has not dropped a match on court one this season. In doubles, Hopper and Vishwa Aduru make up the No. 1 ranked doubles team in Division III tennis.
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