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No. 7 Georgia Blanks No. 5 South Carolina on Road – University of Georgia Athletics
COLUMBIA, S.C. – The seventh-ranked College of Georgia males’s tennis workforce swept No. 5 South Carolina, 4-0, Friday night on the Carolina Indoor Tennis Heart, with sophomore Miguel Perez Peña incomes his second consecutive match-clinching win.
The Bulldogs (15-5, 9-0 SEC) earned their 4 factors by taking the doubles level and singles wins from No. 107 Blake Croyder, Perez Peña and Teodor Giusca. Georgia has now gained its final 10 matches and 11 of its final 12, together with two matches over the Gamecocks (17-4, 6-3 SEC).
“Our guys are persevering with to construct on a memorable SEC season,” mentioned head coach Manny Diaz. “We’re competing at each spot, our doubles are getting higher, and we’re seeing excellent play in every single place. This workforce is doing an distinctive job competing. We have continued to enhance and we’re getting a bit bit extra assured, so that is very rewarding.”
Georgia performed impeccable in doubles motion, incomes the purpose for the fifth time within the earlier six matches and 12th time this season. On court docket two, Teodor Giusca and Philip Henning earned their first ranked win collectively and defeated No. 31 Jake Beasley and James Story by a 6-3 rating. No. 7 Trent Bryde and Ethan Quinn went up a break early towards top-rakned Toby Samuel and Connor Thomson and by no means seemed again, beating the No. 1 pair within the nation, 6-3, and clinching the doubles level for the fifth time this season.
In singles, the Bulldogs took 4 first units and gained three matches in straight units to take the match. Giusca impressed in his first match on court docket six this season, handing Beasley his fourth loss on the court docket by a 6-4, 6-2 rating. The redshirt senior notched his eighth win of the spring and joins Croyder as the one gamers on the workforce with wins on three totally different courts this season.
No. 107 Croyder earned his second ranked win of the 12 months with a 6-3, 6-4 defeat of No. 120 Raphael Lambling and is now 7-4 at court docket 4. Perez Peña closed out the match together with his second match-clinching win and ranked victory of the season to provide Georgia the sweep.
“It is nice to see Miguel reply to the problem,” mentioned Coach Diaz. “I’ve seen him getting higher and extra assured, so I assumed it was a terrific alternative to him to get a much bigger take a look at and he did an excellent job clinching the match for us.”
The Bulldogs will conclude their common season street schedule on Sunday, April 9 towards No. 19 Florida at 1 p.m. on the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complicated. With the win, Georgia would clinch not less than a share of its 32nd SEC common season championship.
Sustain with all the newest information and data on the Bulldogs by following UGA Males’s Tennis on social media on Twitter and Instagram @UGATennis, on Fb @UGAMensTennis, and on-line at GeorgiaDogs.com.
#7 Georgia 4, #5 South Carolina 0
Singles competitors
1. #6 Toby Samuel (SC) vs. #3 Ethan Quinn (UGA) 7-6(4), 3-4, unfinished
2. #11 Connor Thomson (SC) vs. #13 Philip Henning (UGA) 6-3, 5-5, unfinished
3. James Story (SC) vs. Trent Bryde (UGA) 6-7(4), 3-2, unfinished
4. #107 Blake Croyder (UGA) def. #120 Raphael Lambling (SC) 6-3, 6-4
5. Miguel Perez Pena (UGA) def. #88 Casey Hoole (SC) 6-3, 6-2
6. Teodor Giusca (UGA) def. Jake Beasley (SC) 6-4, 6-2
Order of end: 6 ,4, 5*
Doubles competitors
1. #7 Trent Bryde/Ethan Quinn (UGA) def. #1 Connor Thomson/Toby Samuel (SC) 6-3
2. Philip Henning/Teodor Giusca (UGA) def. #31 Jake Beasley/James Story (SC) 6-3
3. Casey Hoole/Raphael Lambling (SC) vs. Blake Croyder/Britton Johnston (UGA) 5-4, unfinished
Order of end: 2, 1*
The Bulldogs (15-5, 9-0 SEC) earned their 4 factors by taking the doubles level and singles wins from No. 107 Blake Croyder, Perez Peña and Teodor Giusca. Georgia has now gained its final 10 matches and 11 of its final 12, together with two matches over the Gamecocks (17-4, 6-3 SEC).
“Our guys are persevering with to construct on a memorable SEC season,” mentioned head coach Manny Diaz. “We’re competing at each spot, our doubles are getting higher, and we’re seeing excellent play in every single place. This workforce is doing an distinctive job competing. We have continued to enhance and we’re getting a bit bit extra assured, so that is very rewarding.”
Georgia performed impeccable in doubles motion, incomes the purpose for the fifth time within the earlier six matches and 12th time this season. On court docket two, Teodor Giusca and Philip Henning earned their first ranked win collectively and defeated No. 31 Jake Beasley and James Story by a 6-3 rating. No. 7 Trent Bryde and Ethan Quinn went up a break early towards top-rakned Toby Samuel and Connor Thomson and by no means seemed again, beating the No. 1 pair within the nation, 6-3, and clinching the doubles level for the fifth time this season.
In singles, the Bulldogs took 4 first units and gained three matches in straight units to take the match. Giusca impressed in his first match on court docket six this season, handing Beasley his fourth loss on the court docket by a 6-4, 6-2 rating. The redshirt senior notched his eighth win of the spring and joins Croyder as the one gamers on the workforce with wins on three totally different courts this season.
No. 107 Croyder earned his second ranked win of the 12 months with a 6-3, 6-4 defeat of No. 120 Raphael Lambling and is now 7-4 at court docket 4. Perez Peña closed out the match together with his second match-clinching win and ranked victory of the season to provide Georgia the sweep.
“It is nice to see Miguel reply to the problem,” mentioned Coach Diaz. “I’ve seen him getting higher and extra assured, so I assumed it was a terrific alternative to him to get a much bigger take a look at and he did an excellent job clinching the match for us.”
The Bulldogs will conclude their common season street schedule on Sunday, April 9 towards No. 19 Florida at 1 p.m. on the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complicated. With the win, Georgia would clinch not less than a share of its 32nd SEC common season championship.
Sustain with all the newest information and data on the Bulldogs by following UGA Males’s Tennis on social media on Twitter and Instagram @UGATennis, on Fb @UGAMensTennis, and on-line at GeorgiaDogs.com.
#7 Georgia 4, #5 South Carolina 0
Singles competitors
1. #6 Toby Samuel (SC) vs. #3 Ethan Quinn (UGA) 7-6(4), 3-4, unfinished
2. #11 Connor Thomson (SC) vs. #13 Philip Henning (UGA) 6-3, 5-5, unfinished
3. James Story (SC) vs. Trent Bryde (UGA) 6-7(4), 3-2, unfinished
4. #107 Blake Croyder (UGA) def. #120 Raphael Lambling (SC) 6-3, 6-4
5. Miguel Perez Pena (UGA) def. #88 Casey Hoole (SC) 6-3, 6-2
6. Teodor Giusca (UGA) def. Jake Beasley (SC) 6-4, 6-2
Order of end: 6 ,4, 5*
Doubles competitors
1. #7 Trent Bryde/Ethan Quinn (UGA) def. #1 Connor Thomson/Toby Samuel (SC) 6-3
2. Philip Henning/Teodor Giusca (UGA) def. #31 Jake Beasley/James Story (SC) 6-3
3. Casey Hoole/Raphael Lambling (SC) vs. Blake Croyder/Britton Johnston (UGA) 5-4, unfinished
Order of end: 2, 1*