The UC Davis men’s tennis team carried the 1-0 advantage after winning the doubles point over Nevada’s team, but it was the home team that eventually went on to seal the final 4-3 victory over the Aggies at the McArthur Tennis Complex on Wednesday afternoon.
Coming off a unsuccessful week of competition play after meeting on the courts with Sacramento State, as well as Big West Conference schools UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly, the UC Davis men’s tennis team hopes to turn things around as they head into another busy, three-match week. On Wednesday (Apr. 18), the Aggies will make an out-of-state trip to Reno, Nev., for a rescheduled match originally planned to take place back on Mar. 17. After that, the men’s squad will return home to the Marya Welch Tennis Center to host their final two conference matches of the year.
The UC Davis men’s tennis team started off the match strong by sealing the doubles point over Big West school Cal Poly; however, the Aggies eventually fell to the Mustangs to a final 4-2 score at the Mustang Tennis Complex on Saturday afternoon.
The UC Davis men’s tennis faced a tough loss against Big West Conference school UC Santa Barbara after the home team garnered both the doubles point and all six singles matches, shutting out the visiting team at the Recreation Center Courts on Friday afternoon.
The UC Davis men's tennis team started the match off strong against Sacramento State by sealing the doubles point early on with wins at the No. 2 and No. 3 position; however, the Aggies eventually fell to a close 4-3 final score against the host school at the Sacramento State courts on Wednesday afternoon.
After facing a tough loss against Brown’s team at the Marya Welch Tennis Center back on Mar. 31, the UC Davis men’s tennis team enters this week with a busy schedule as they prepare for three road matches. On Wednesday (Apr. 11), the Aggies will make a short trip over the Causeway to go up against Sacramento State’s team, while on Friday (Apr. 13) and Saturday (Apr. 14), UC Davis will meet with Big West Conference schools UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly, respectively, on their courts.
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