YSUsports.com -- Men's Tennis Picks Up Doubles Point in 6-1 Loss to UW-Green Bay

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April 15, 2007

Men's Tennis Picks Up Doubles Point in 6-1 Loss to UW-Green Bay

Michigan City, Ind.-- The Youngstown State men's tennis team faced league opponent UW-Green Bay on Sunday morning at a neutral site. The Penguins picked up the early point by winning two of the three doubles matches. The Phoenix went on to sweep the singles competition and win the match 6-1.
Brian Meek and Diego Cerzosimo teamed up at doubles to pick their seventh win of the season. The duo defeated Matt Keesey and Matt Clegg 8-5 at the No. 2 spot. No. 3 Jason and Ryan Trapp were also victories at doubles winning 8-5 over Scott Dickert and Eric Hines.

The Penguins entered singles play with the lead, but could not stop UW-Green Bay in any of the matches.

The men's tennis team will return home to host league opponents UIC on Saturday at Noon and then Butler on Sunday before wrapping up the regular season.