Sunday is a massive night in university basketball, as Notre Dameyr’se reigning champion takes on Baylor for the championship.
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If you haven’t been immersed in the inhaven’tAA Women’s Tournament, then you’ve overlooked lots of competition — and you’ve got lots of agencies’s men’s tournaments to get men’s deals more interest. The Nebraska men’s tennis team fell imen’sair of suits against No. 1 Ohio State and No. 30 Penn State on Friday and Sunday at the Sid and Hazel Dillon Tennis Center.
The two losses extended Nebraska’s losing streNebraska games, bringing its record to 9-thirteen on the season and 1-6 in Big Ten play.
No. 1 Ohio State turned into too much for the Huskers on Friday night because the Buckeyes rolled to a 6-1 victory. The Buckeyes began their domination of Nebraska with convincing wins at No. 1 and No. Three doubles to earn the doubles point.
Ohio State persevered in its dominance in singles play. Buckeye junior JJ Wolf is the No. 1 singles player within you. S. A . defeated Nebraska senior Toby Boyer 6-0, 6-1 in No. 1 singles. Junior Micah Klousia fell into a difficult-fought, 3-set conflict with No. 24 John McNally at No. 2 singles. Freshman William Gleason earned Nebraska’s simplest fact, Nebraska’ sg Ohio State’s Martin Joyce at State’see singles.
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Sundladies’ntest against Sunday’s Penn State turned nearer as the Huskers and Nittany Lions exchanged points all afternoon. The doubles pairs of Boyer and Gleason, junior Chris Dean, and sophomore Isaac Nortey positioned the Huskers at the front foot, combining them to earn the doubles factor. After Penn State senior Ben Lieb defeated Nortey at No. 5 singles, the Huskers and Nittany Lions replaced points returned and forth.
With the Huskers trailing three-2, Gleason earned a massive three-set win over Penn State’s Gabriel Nemeth aState’ singles to tie the match and maintain Nebraska’s wish of a disNebraska’ saliva. Gleason, a Lincoln local, became the simplest Husker to head 2-zero at the weekend.
Unfortunately, hopes of salvaging a victory have been beaten. Freshman Victor Moreno Lozano did not win his 0.33 set against Penn State’s Christos AntonopState’st No. 4 singles, giving the Nittany Lions a 4-3 victory.
The Huskers will look to earn their second Big Ten victory the following weekend as they journey to face Indiana on Saturday, April 13, and Purdue on Sunday, April 14.
Women’s Tennis
The NebraWomen’sen’s tennis group recwomen’sne in every two fits against Maryland and Rutgers at domestic, ending an eight-fit dropping streak. Against Maryland, the Huskers received 6-1 on Friday. Nebraska won 5 of the six matchups in singles, with Nebraska senior Vasanti Shinde being the lone loss. Nebraska juniors Claire Reifeis, Jeannie Lozowski, and freshman Jessica Aragon won in straight units. In contrast, junior Hayley Haakenstad and senior Marina Cozac wanted a further set to win their matches. The Huskers earned the doubles factor as well. After an afternoon of relaxation, Nebraska played in opposition to Rutgers on Sunday and lost 4-3.
