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Wayne State concludes ITA Regional Championships with strong performance

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Bryan Morrow Head Coach | Wayne State University Athletics Website

Bryan Morrow Head Coach | Wayne State University Athletics Website

The Wayne State University men's tennis team concluded their participation in the ITA Regional Championships on Sunday, September 30, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Warriors finished the three-day tournament with an overall record of 18-6 in singles and 6-4 in doubles.

On the final day of singles play, WSU's three remaining players were defeated. In draw A, George Day lost to Semyon Tsyrenov from Rockhurst in the semifinals. Cedric Drenth won his semifinal match against Louis Keiner, also from Rockhurst, but was defeated by Tsyrenov in a competitive finals match. Max Faniel competed in the draw B consolation finals but lost a close match to Adhirit Awal from Purdue Northwest.

In doubles competition, Drenth and Day reached the finals after defeating Joao Martins and Francisco Lanuesse from Purdue Northwest with a score of 8-4. However, they lost their finals match to Lucas Gonzalez and Victor Lopes from Grand Valley State, finishing second in draw A.

The results from the final day are as follows:

Singles

Draw A

Semifinals:

Cedric Drenth def. Louis Keiner (Rockhurst) 6-4, 7-6

Semyon Tsyrenov (Rockhurst) def. George Day 6-1, 6-4

Finals:

Semyon Tsyrenov (Rockhurst) def. Cedric Drenth 4-6, 6-3, 6-2

Draw B

Consolation Semifinals:

Max Faniel def. Landon Coates (Michigan Tech) 6-2, 7-6

Consolation Finals:

Adhirit Awal (Purdue Northwest) def. Max Faniel 6-2, 6-1

Doubles

Draw A

Semifinals:

George Day and Cedric Drenth def. Joao Martins and Francisco Lanuesse (Purdue Northwest) 8-4

Finals:

Lucas Gonzalez and Victor Lopes (Grand Valley State) def. George Day and Cedric Drenth 6-4, 6-4

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