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Sunday, September 25
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Ivy-Plus Invitational
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Jimmy Wasserman and the Tigers closed play Sunday at the Ivy-Plus Invitational.
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Men's Tennis Wraps Play at Ivy-Plus
September 25, 2016 | Men's Tennis
Sunday was the final day for the Princeton men's tennis team at the Ivy-Plus Invitational, co-hosted by Princeton and Penn.
"Collectively, we had some good results this weekend, especially at the Penn site," Princeton coach Billy Pate said. "At the Princeton site, we had a lot of tough matches, and though we were successful in several, I felt we left some wins out there. Nonetheless, it was a great tournament with some very strong national teams competing. We were able to get some much-needed reps against tough players and that will clearly help us going forward."
Results can be found here, and Princeton's results from Sunday are below.
The ITA All-American Championships in Tulsa are up next for select Tiger players. Alex Day, Luke Gamble and Diego Vives are on the qualifying singles list, for which play will begin Oct. 3, and Day and Gamble are in the main doubles draw, for which play will begin Oct. 6.
Singles
Cordish Draw
Consolation
Daniel Skripnik (St. John's) def. Josh Yablon (Princeton), 6-4, 6-2
Nassau Draw
Consolation Final
Matt Nardella (Penn) def. Tom Colautti (Princeton), 3-6, 6-4, (10-7)
Final
Ziqi Wang (Yale) def. Kial Kaiser (Princeton), by default (injury)
Penn Singles 1
Extra Match
Jimmy Wasserman (Princeton) def. Josh Kliger (Bryant), 6-3, 7-5
Consolation
Payton Holden (Princeton) def. Chris Vrabel (Cornell), 5-7, 6-4, (10-4)
Penn Singles 2
Extra Matches
Kaden Funk (Penn) def. Jonathan Carcione (Princeton), 6-1, 6-3
Davey Roberts (Princeton) def. Karim Arem (Cornell), 6-3, 6-4
Joseph McAllister (Cornell) def. Eduardo Paz (Princeton), 6-1, 6-1
Extra Matches
Consolation
Alex Day (Princeton) def. Luca Wiedenmann (Tennessee), 6-2, 6-2
Scott Jones (Tennessee) def. Luke Gamble (Princeton), 6-2, 7-6
Doubles
Dillon Draw
Consolation Final
Josh Pompan/Dmitry Shatalin (Penn) def. Kial Kaiser/Diego Vives, by default (injury)
Pagoda Draw
Consolation Final
Tom Colautti/Josh Yablon (Princeton) def. Filip Grbic/Petr Vodak (Buffalo), 8-3
Penn Doubles 1
Extra Match
Payton Holden/Jimmy Wasserman (Princeton) def. Ben Lieb/Gabriel Nemeth (Penn State), 9-7
Penn Doubles 2
Extra Match
Davey Roberts/Jonathan Carcione (Princeton) def. Charlie Broom/Eddie Grabill (Dartmouth), 8-6
Rockefeller Draw
Consolation Final
Max Fliegner/Roko Glasnovic (Dartmouth) def. (21) Alex Day/Luke Gamble (Princeton), 8-7
"Collectively, we had some good results this weekend, especially at the Penn site," Princeton coach Billy Pate said. "At the Princeton site, we had a lot of tough matches, and though we were successful in several, I felt we left some wins out there. Nonetheless, it was a great tournament with some very strong national teams competing. We were able to get some much-needed reps against tough players and that will clearly help us going forward."
Results can be found here, and Princeton's results from Sunday are below.
The ITA All-American Championships in Tulsa are up next for select Tiger players. Alex Day, Luke Gamble and Diego Vives are on the qualifying singles list, for which play will begin Oct. 3, and Day and Gamble are in the main doubles draw, for which play will begin Oct. 6.
Singles
Cordish Draw
Consolation
Daniel Skripnik (St. John's) def. Josh Yablon (Princeton), 6-4, 6-2
Nassau Draw
Consolation Final
Matt Nardella (Penn) def. Tom Colautti (Princeton), 3-6, 6-4, (10-7)
Final
Ziqi Wang (Yale) def. Kial Kaiser (Princeton), by default (injury)
Penn Singles 1
Extra Match
Jimmy Wasserman (Princeton) def. Josh Kliger (Bryant), 6-3, 7-5
Consolation
Payton Holden (Princeton) def. Chris Vrabel (Cornell), 5-7, 6-4, (10-4)
Penn Singles 2
Extra Matches
Kaden Funk (Penn) def. Jonathan Carcione (Princeton), 6-1, 6-3
Davey Roberts (Princeton) def. Karim Arem (Cornell), 6-3, 6-4
Joseph McAllister (Cornell) def. Eduardo Paz (Princeton), 6-1, 6-1
Extra Matches
Consolation
Alex Day (Princeton) def. Luca Wiedenmann (Tennessee), 6-2, 6-2
Scott Jones (Tennessee) def. Luke Gamble (Princeton), 6-2, 7-6
Doubles
Dillon Draw
Consolation Final
Josh Pompan/Dmitry Shatalin (Penn) def. Kial Kaiser/Diego Vives, by default (injury)
Pagoda Draw
Consolation Final
Tom Colautti/Josh Yablon (Princeton) def. Filip Grbic/Petr Vodak (Buffalo), 8-3
Penn Doubles 1
Extra Match
Payton Holden/Jimmy Wasserman (Princeton) def. Ben Lieb/Gabriel Nemeth (Penn State), 9-7
Penn Doubles 2
Extra Match
Davey Roberts/Jonathan Carcione (Princeton) def. Charlie Broom/Eddie Grabill (Dartmouth), 8-6
Rockefeller Draw
Consolation Final
Max Fliegner/Roko Glasnovic (Dartmouth) def. (21) Alex Day/Luke Gamble (Princeton), 8-7
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