OCT. 7-9 — Goshen Feels Heat Of MCC Talent In Tournament
Squad dismissed on event's first day as season concludes

Fort Wayne, IN — Concluding a rough season, the Goshen College men’s tennis team was defeated in all positions at the Mid-Central Conference Tournament on Friday. All nine slots were defeated by seeded players in the event, giving Goshen a ninth-place finish in the competition and no team points, the lowest finish for a Leafs team since 1991.

“We went into our conference tournament knowing full well things were not going to be easy, and they weren’t,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “All our players played their hardest, and I’m proud of their effort, but the opposition was just too good for us to have much chance at a win. This team worked as hard as any, but it was a year when many of our conference opponents were as strong as they have been for years. One of our veteran conference coaches indicated that in his 25 years of coaching in the conference he had not seen a stronger field of players throughout the conference at all positions as there were this year.”

Goshen felt that talent early Friday, as each of its singles positions lost in straight sets. King noted that senior Daniel Love and sophomore JD Windhorst each played some of the best tennis of their respective seasons in losing their singles matches. An injured Jason Yoder (freshman) competed at the number six singles slot for the Leafs, after an ankle injury kept him out of all but one match in the season.

“Jason Yoder played in only his second match of the season because of injury, and it was good to see him play so well, but his game was obviously restricted by reduced mobility,” King said.

Goshen’s best chance for a team point came at the number one singles position, where Love and classmate Thushan Hemachandra took Marian to a three-set marathon before losing 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (1).

“Daniel and Thushan played their hearts out in a long, three-set loss to the number three seed from Marian College,” King said. “We came back from 0-4 and 4-5 deficits in the third set before losing in a tiebreaker. I was very proud of the effort and class they showed in competing so hard knowing the result would have little influence on our team finish.”

Goshen was the only team at the event not to garner a team point. Huntington College and Spring Arbor University each collected two points in the seventh and eighth-place finishes. The off-season now looms large for King to re-establish the program through recruiting, as three seniors depart from a seven-man squad.

“At the start of the season, we knew we were going to be a bit short on talent, but we were determined to do the best we could with what we had,” King said. “And I’m proud of the effort put forth by the team in practice and in matches, and for the great attitude of our players in spite of the overwhelming odds we found ourselves up against at times.”
Final Results:
Indiana Wesleyan — 21
Taylor — 15
Bethel — 12
Marian — 8
Grace — 3
Huntington — 2
Spring Arbor — 2
Goshen — 0
Singles:
#1 Michal Stanczk (#1 seed, IWU) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-0, 6-4
#2 Brock Newton (#1 seed, IWU) def J D Windhorst 6-2, 6-1
#3 Josh Grubbs (#3 seed, Bethel) def Daniel Love 6-2, 6-3
#4 Scott Schmeissing (#3 seed, Taylor) def Tim Yoder 6-0, 6-0
#5 Jesse Miller (#3 seed, Marian) def Jeron Baker 6-2, 6-0
#6 Brian Lambright (#4 seed, Huntington) def Jason Yoder 6-2, 6-3
Doubles:
#1 Jesse Martin/Brandon Martin (#3 seed, Marian) def Hemachandra/Love 4-6, 6-1, 7-6(1)
#2 Michal Stanczyk/Luke Wright (#2 seed, IWU) def Windhorst/Tim Yoder 6-1, 6-0
#3 Zac McGowen/Drew McIntire (#4 seed, Grace) def Baker/Jordan Mumaw 6-1, 6-2

OCT. 1 — Postponement Delays Leafs' Loss
Goshen drops 9-0 match to Grace College to condlue regular season play

Senior Daniel Love

Winona Lake, IN — After inclement weather postponed Goshen College’s men’s tennis match with Grace College from Tuesday to Friday, the Leafs were hoping that a few more days of rest and preparation could help them against the Lancers.

Unfortunately, Grace got just as much time to rest and recover.

The Lancers used strong singles play and powerful play at number two and three doubles to sweep Goshen (2-7, 0-7) and keep the Leafs winless in Mid-Central Conference play heading into the MCC Tournament this weekend. Goshen got a great effort from senior Daniel Love at number three singles, as Love was able to win the first set before falling 6-2, 3-6, 2-6 to Grace’s Brandon Conley. Sophomore Tim Yoder took his number four singles match to the full three sets before falling 7-5, 1-6, 2-6. Love also teamed up with classmate Thushan Hemachandra in a tough number one doubles loss, dropping the match to Grace by an 8-5 score.

“Daniel Love and Tim Yoder (#4) both played some great singles, taking their first sets, but they were unable to prevail for wins in their second and third sets,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “Our doubles team of Thushan Hemachandra and Daniel Love also played well in losing a close match.”

Goshen will now look to play the role of shock artist in this weekend’s MCC Tournament. Play begins Thursday in Fort Wayne.
Singles:
#1 Landon Reifsnider (Gr) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-1, 6-0
#2 Dan Benyouski (Gr) def J D Windhorst 6-0, 6-0
#3 Brandon Conley (Gr) def Daniel Love 2-6, 6-3, 6-2
#4 Matt Blevins (Gr) def Tim Yoder 5-7, 6-1, 6-2
#5 Zac McGowen (Gr) def Jeron Baker 6-2, 6-1
#6 Drew McIntire (Gr) def Jordan Mumaw 6-1, 6-2
Doubles:
#1 Reifsnider/Benyouski (Gr) def Hemachandra/Love 8-5
#2 Conley/Blevins (Gr) def Windhorst/Yoder 8-2
#3 McGowen/McIntire (Gr) def Baker/Jason Yoder 8-2

SEPT. 25 — Team Dismantles Young Bluffton Team, 9-0
Goshen gets back to winning in both convincing and dramatic manner

Senior Jeron Baker Freshman Jordan Mumaw

Bluffton, OH — While injuries and youth have made it a rough season for the Goshen College men’s tennis team, the Leafs were able to dial in Saturday, taking a 9-0 win over host Bluffton University that was impressive on several levels. Goshen (2-7, 0-6) came up with come from behind wins and complete hammerings of the host Beavers at different positions Saturday morning, all of which made for the most remarkable victory of the season for the Leafs.

“This was a very good win for our team and for each of our players,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “We played smart, consistent tennis and had some nice comebacks against a young Bluffton team.”

The Leafs opened doubles play in convincing fashion, as seniors Thushan Hemachandra and Daniel Love blasted Bluffton by an 8-0 score in the number one slot. Sophomores JD Windhorst and Tim Yoder kept things going at number two with an 8-5 win, while senior Jeron Baker and freshman Jordan Mumaw fought back from a 1-3 deficit to rally to an 8-4 win at number three doubles.
The Leafs then took dominating, straight set wins at each of the singles positions except for the number two slot, where Windhorst found himself down a set and down 1-4 in the second. Incredibly, Windhorst came back to win 11 of the next 12 games for a 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 win over Bluffton’s Pete Martin.

“Our doubles play set the tone for the match, but the biggest win of the day was JD’s at number two singles,” King said. “It was a win JD and the team should remember for a long, long time.”

Goshen will return to the court Tuesday, when the team travels to Grace College in returning to Mid-Central Conference competition. Match time is slated to begin at 2:30 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Thushan Hemachandra (G) def Blake Babcock 6-3, 6-1
#2 J D Windhorst (G) def Pete Martin 2-6, 6-4, 6-1
#3 Daniel Love (G) def Tim Kauffman 6-1, 6-1
#4 Tim Yoder (G) def Eric Martin 6-0, 6-0
#5 Jeron Baker (G) def Isaac Schloniger 6-2, 6-1
#6 Jordan Mumaw (G) def Brandon King 6-0, 6-4
Doubles:
#1 Hemachandra/Love (G) def Babcock/Kauffman 8-0
#2 Windhorst/Yoder (G) def Martin/Martin 8-5
#3 Baker/Mumaw (G) def B. Klopfenstein/Schloniger 8-4

SEPT. 21 — Battered Leafs Struggle With Injuries, Taylor
Host Trojans down Leafs by 9-0 score as injured team struggles

Senior Daniel Love Sophomore JD Windhorst

Upland, IN — With injuries making it an uphill battle from the outset, the Goshen College men’s tennis team dropped a 9-0 decision to Mid-Central Conference foe Taylor University Tuesday afternoon. Out of the lineup for the Leafs were freshmen Jordan Mumaw and Jason Yoder — ankle — and senior Thushan Hemachandra — back — giving Goshen just four available players to face the perennially tough Trojans. Taylor took the number one singles position, from Hemachandra, who had to retire due to his lower back strain and collected an additional two points at the number six singles position and number three doubles slot, where the Leafs were forced to forfeit. Goshen could not collect a win at any of the remaining spots, and Taylor had its sweep.

“Taylor has a very good, young team,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “We played them tough from top to bottom, but were unable to come away with a win at any position. (Senior) Jeron Baker stepped into the number one doubles position for the injured Thushan Hemachandra, and he and (senior) Daniel Love played well in extending the match to a 6-8 score. Our number two doubles team of JD Windhorst and Tim Yoder also played a good match. We’ll look to improve and nurse our injuries as we return to practice.”

Goshen will have until the weekend to recuperate, as the Leafs will travel to Bluffton University on Saturday. Match time is slated to begin at 11 a.m.
Singles:
#1 Jorge Brumicky (T) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-0, 3-0 retired
#2 Sam Rocke (T) def J D Windhorst 6-2, 6-0
#3 Jon Teune (T) def Daniel Love 6-2, 6-0
#4 Kyle Brown (T) def Tim Yoder 6-1, 6-0
#5 Greg Branda (T) def Jeron Baker 6-0, 6-3
#6 Ryan Spencer (T) won by default
Doubles:
#1 Scott Schmeissing/Stephen Leman (T) def Love/Baker 8-6
#2 Spencer/Andrew Smiley (T) def Windhorst/Yoder 8-5
#3 Ben Billman/Andrew Miller (T) won by default

SEPT. 18 — Team Can't Put Back To Back Wins Together
Spring Arbor keeps Leafs winless in conference play with 8-1 win

Goshen, IN — Just two days removed from its first win of the season at Manchester College, the Goshen College men’s tennis team couldn’t make it two in a row as newly appointed Mid-Central Conference member Spring Arbor University dispatched the Leafs by an 8-1 count Saturday morning.

Goshen (1-6, 0-5) put up a strong effort in doubles play to start the morning, as the number two doubles team of sophomores JD Windhorst and Tim Yoder defeated their Cougar counterpart by an 8-6 score. Seniors Thushan Hemachandra and Daniel Love nearly pulled off a win at the number one doubles spot, falling by just an 8-5 count. Despite the Leafs’ dropping the number three doubles match as well, head coach Stan King said he felt confident.

“The doubles matches were close and well played, and in spite of our winning only one of the three, I thought we had a good chance of taking this match going into singles play,” King said. “However, that was not the case as Spring Arbor won all six singles matches.”

The Cougars had some help, as Hemachandra suffered a lower back muscle strain during doubles competition. Forced to retire from his set, Goshen got off to a lackluster start: All other Leaf single players dropped matches in straight sets except for Yoder, who battled to a 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 loss at number four.

“I thought J D Windhorst competed well at number two singles against the hard-hitting Troy Heslschwerdt, though the 6-2, 6-2 score doesn’t reflect how good a match this was,” King said. “Tim Yoder put up a good battle at number four, winning the second set before losing in a very close third set.”

It is uncertain how long Hemachandra will be sidelined with his back injury, as King said he hopes Hemachandra will be back to 100 percent by Tuesday, when the team travels to Taylor University. Match time is slated to begin at 3:30 p.m. in Upland, Indiana.
Singles:
#1 Matt Lantz (SA) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-1, 1-0 retired
#2 TroyHeslschwerdt (SA) def J D Windhorst 6-2, 6-2
#3 Dan Peters (SA) def Daniel Love 6-1, 6-2
#4 Ben Barth (SA) def Tim Yoder 6-3, 2-6, 7-5
#5 Tom Rastall (SA) def Jeron Baker 6-0, 6-1
#6 Phil Mayes (SA) def Jordan Mumaw 6-0, 6-1
Doubles:
#1 Lantz/Peters (SA) def Hemachandra/Love 8-5
#2 Windhorst/Yoder (G) def Heslschwerdt/Barth 8-6
#3 Rastall/Mayes (SA) def Baker/Mumaw 8-4

SEPT. 16 — Goshen Grabs First Win Of Year At Manchester
Leafs pound host Spartans to take 8-1 win in convincing fashion

Senior Thushan Hemachandra Senior Daniel Love

North Manchester, IN — Turning in a dominant performance against a run-down Manchester College squad, the Goshen College men’s tennis team got its first win of the season Thursday, taking an 8-1 decision over the host Spartans.

The Leafs (1-5, 0-4) cruised to wins in all singles matches save for the number five slot, and took two of the three doubles sets in commanding style. The Manchester team, hampered by the influenza virus, was forced to retire from two singles matches, and couldn’t field a number three doubles team, giving the Leafs an easy three points. Stil, it was Goshen that dominated the remaining sets, as senior Thushan Hemachandra hammered Ben Felix by a 6-1, 6-1 score at number one singles and classmate Daniel Love defeated Josh Sollenberger 7-5, 6-1 at number three singles. The duo teamed up to sweep Manchester’s number one doubles team by an 8-0 score as well, all the while pleasing Goshen head coach Stan King.

“Getting this team win felt really good,” King said. “Hemachandra, (sophomore) JD Windhorst, Love, and (sophomore) Tim Yoder all played well in cruising to wins in both singles and doubles. (Senior) Jeron Baker had a nice comeback at number five singles, recovering from down a set and 0-3 in the second to take it 6-3 and then go on to a 4-4 deadlock in the third set before losing 6-4. I was pleased with the way we played focused and aggressive tennis, creating and taking advantage of opportunities that came our way.”

Goshen will look to build off this momentum on Saturday, when Mid-Central Conference newcomer Spring Arbor University visits the Goshen College Tennis Complex. Match time is slated to begin at 10:30 a.m.
Singles:
#1 Thushan Hemachandra (G) def Ben Felix 6-1, 6-1
#2 J D Windhorst (G) def Bryan Frantz 7-5 (retired)
#3 Daniel Love (G) def Josh Sollenberger 7-5, 6-1
#4 Tim Yoder (G) def Joel Richard 6-0, 3-0 (retired)
#5 Blake Kike (M) def Jeron Baker 6-4, 3-6, 6-4
#6 Jordan Mumaw (G) won by default
Doubles:
#1 Hemachandra/Love (G) def Felix/Frantz 8-0
#2 Windhorst/Yoder (G) def Sollenberger/Richard 8-3
#3 Baker/Mumaw (G) won by default

SEPT. 14 — Leafs Take Two From Foresters
Goshen makes improvements in 7-2 loss at Huntington

Sophomore JD Windhorst Sophomore Tim Yoder

Huntington, IN — The Goshen College men’s tennis team was able to capture its first two match wins of the season Tuesday, though the team could not take the overall win, dropping a 7-2 decision to Mid-Central Conference rival Huntington College.

Goshen (0-5, 0-4) was paced by sophomore JD Windhorst’s win at number two singles, as Windhorst recorded a 6-2, 6-4 win over the Foresters Mitchell McDonald. Windhorst and classmate Tim Yoder combined for the Leafs other win at the number two doubles position, taking that frame by a 9-8 score with a 7-3 win in the tiebreaker.

“JD Windhorst played a competitive, focused match at number two singles to take a win, but I was disappointed in our seeming lack of drive and determination in the other singles matches,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “I believe we have sufficient talent to have won some of these matches and to have come up with some closer scores in others. Our number one and number two doubles teams played well, with number two doubles coming from behind for the win.”

Seniors Thushan Hemachandra and Daniel Love nearly pulled off the win in the first doubles position, driving Huntington to an 8-6 set before falling.

Goshen will return to the court Thursday, when the team travels to Manchester College. Match time is set for 3 p.m.
Singles:
#1Tyler Moore (H) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-7 (1-7), 6-2, 6-2
#2 J D Windhorst (G) def Mitchell McDonald 6-2, 6-4
#3 Jason Stump (H) def Daniel Love 6-2, 6-0
#4 Daron Short (H) def Tim Yoder 6-2, 6-3
#5 Brandon Curtis (H) def Jeron Baker 6-4, 7-5
#6 Brian Lambright (H) def Jordan Mumaw 6-0, 6-0
Doubles:
#1 Moore/Short (H) def Hemachandra/Love 8-6
#2 Windhorst/Yoder(G) def McDonald/Lambright 9-8 (7-3)
#3 Stump/Curtis (H) def Baker/Mumaw 8-0

SEPT. 7 — Squad Still Searching For First Win
Young, talented Marian team knocks off Leafs by 9-0 count

Sophomore Tim Yoder Sophomore JD Windhorst

Indianapolis, IN — Despite an 0-4 start to the season, the Goshen College men’s tennis team continues to plug away and improve — Tuesday’s 9-0 loss to Marian College did little to change that, at least according to head coach Stan King.

“I was pleased with our effort as a team Tuesday afternoon, and more happy with the morale of the team even though we haven’t experienced a win in our first four matches,” King said. “Marian has a much improved, young team this year. Although the outcome of the match was fairly obvious as the first singles matches were completed, I was happy with the way we competed.”

Goshen (0-4, 0-3) received strong play from sophomore Tim Yoder, who managed to win the first set at number four singles before dropping a tough 6-7 (6-8), 6-3, 6-3 decision to Marian’s Neal Knies. Classmate JD Windhorst also lost a tough match at the number two singles slot, falling 7-6 (9-7), 6-2 to the Knights’ Brandon Martin.

“Tim Yoder held off some set points in the tie-breaker to win the first set at number four singles, and J D Windhorst gave it a good run at number two though experiencing dizziness at times during his match,” King said. “It was good to finally get freshman Jason Yoder (a 6-0, 6-0 loss at number six singles and a 8-2 loss with junior Jeron Baker at number three doubles) into the lineup, though his pre-season ankle injury still has his game at less than 100 percent. In all, we had some gutsy performances.”

Goshen will now look for its first win next week, when the team travels to Huntington College on Wednesday. Match time is set for 3 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Jesse Martin (M) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-3, 6-0
#2 Brandon Martin (M) def J D Windhorst 7-6 (9-7), 6-2
#3 Jerry Wagner (M) def Daniel Love 6-2, 7-5
#4 Neal Knies (M) def Tim Yoder 6-7 (6-8), 6-3, 6-3
#5 Jesse Miller (M) def Jeron Baker 6-2, 6-1
#6 Alex Bienz (M) def Jason Yoder 6-0, 6-0
Doubles:
#1 Martin/Martin (M) def Hemachandra/Love 8-6
#2 Knies/Miller (M) def Windhorst/Tim Yoder 8-3
#3 Bienz/Clint Brand (M) def Baker/Jason Yoder 8-2

SEPT. 4 — Wesleyan Proves Too Much For Goshen
King cites improvements; Leafs still can't find first set of season

Senior Daniel Love

Marion, IN — An unrelenting schedule has done little to help the Goshen College men’s tennis team this fall, as the Leafs dropped another 9-0 decision to Indiana Wesleyan in Marion on Saturday.

The loss drops Goshen to 0-3 on the season with an 0-2 mark in Mid-Central Conference play, while the team has yet to record an individual or doubles match win thus far. On Saturday, Goshen’s most competitive slot belonged to senior Daniel Love at number three singles, who won three games against Luke Helm of Wesleyan.

“Wesleyan has a very strong team, and the match was never in question,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “However, I’m pleased with the way our guys played hard, gave good effort, and extended points. We’ve improved a lot as a team over the past 10 days, though this improvement has yet to be expressed in terms of match outcome.”

Goshen’s schedule doesn’t get any easier, either, as the team will travel to Indianapolis to face MCC foe Marian College on Tuesday. Match time is set for 3 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Michal Stanczyk (W) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-1, 6-0
#2 Brock Newton (W) def J D Windhorst 6-0, 6-0
#3 Luke Helm (W) def Daniel Love 6-1, 6-2
#4 Chad Hathaway (W) def Tim Yoder 6-0, 6-1
#5 Phil Jackson (W) def Jeron Baker 6-1, 6-1
#6 Joel Dielman (W) def Jordan Mumaw 6-0, 6-1
Doubles:
Helm/Newton (W) def Hemachandra/Love 8-1
Stanczyk/Luke Wright (W) def Windhorst/Yoder 8-0
Jackson/Chris Tudor (W) def Baker/Mumaw 8-0

SEPT. 2 — Leafs Can't Get On Track Against Bethel
Goshen drops all sets to strong Pilot team

Goshen, IN — The Goshen College men’s tennis team had a rough go of it Thursday afternoon, dropping a 9-0 decision to Mid-Central Conference rival Bethel College. Goshen (0-2, 0-1) was defeated in straight sets at all singles positions but did manage to compete hard at the number one (senior Thushan Hemachandra) and number two (sophomore JD Windhorst) singles positions.

“This was a fairly lopsided outcome, but Bethel has a strong team and is probably one of the stronger teams in the conference this year,” said Stan King, Goshen head coach. “However, it was good to see our guys continue to give their all when out matched. JD Windhorst played inspired tennis in the second set of his singles match won by Bethel’s Josh Grubbs. We are getting better. We just have to continue to work.”

The Leafs were able to take four games in the number two doubles match with Windhorst and sophomore Tim Yoder while the number three doubles team of senior Jeron Baker and freshman Jordan Mumaw chalked up three games won before bowing out.

Goshen will next travel to MCC rival Indiana Wesleyan for a Saturday match. Even time is slated for 11 a.m.
Singles:
#1 Kiko Cortez (B) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-2, 6-2
#2 Josh Grubbs (B) def J D Windhorst 6-0, 6-4
3# Joel Dendiu (B) def Daniel Love 6-0, 6-1
#4 Edwin Boven (B) def Tim Yoder 6-0, 6-0
#5 Zachary Grubbs (B) def Jeron Baker 6-1, 6-0
#6 Brandon Shawhan (B) def Jordan Mumaw 6-0, 6-1
Doubles:
#1 Cortez/Boven (B) def Hemachandra/Love 8-0
#2 J Grubbs/Dendiu (B) def Windhorst/Yoder 8-4
#3 Z Grubbs/Josh Rohde (B) def Baker/Mumaw 8-3

AUG. 31 — Goshen Can't Find Game In Initial Match
Grace takes non-conference meeting by 9-0 score

Sophomore JD Windhorst Sophomore Tim Yoder

Goshen, IN — Losing a 9-0 decision to Grace College to open the season on Tuesday was unfortunate for the Goshen College men’s tennis team, but ominous clouds began gathering around the squad long before Tuesday’s match ever started. First, Kalamazoo Valley Community College informed Goshen that they could not participate — the match normally is the annual Goshen College Invitational — meaning Mid-Central Conference rival Grace would be the sole opponent. Second, freshman Jason Yoder suffered a severe ankle sprain just two days prior to the match, limiting Goshen head coach Stan King’s roster options.

Still, the match went on, and the visiting Lancers took firm hold of a young Goshen team. The Leafs (0-1, 0-0) dropped all singles matches in straight sets, with only senior Thushan Hemachandra providing much of a chance — Hemachandra led by a 4-3 score in the first set but dropped the next nine games. The Leafs doubles teams competed hard, but could not pull out a victory despite several close matches. Sophomores JD Windhorst and Tim Yoder lost a tough 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2) decision at number two doubles, while senior Jeron Baker and freshman Jordan Mumaw lost an equally close 3-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 decision at the number three doubles slot.

“Grace has a solid men’s team, and they outplayed us rather handily at all six singles positions,” King said. “We played some great doubles at all three positions, but came up on the short end, losing each match in three sets. Though we lost the match by a 9-0 score, I was very encouraged by our doubles play. Unfortunately, Jason Yoder’s injury hurt us.”

Goshen will have little time to prep for its next match, as the team will host MCC rival Bethel College in a conference match Thursday. Jason Yoder is doubtful to participate. Match time is set for 3 p.m.
Singles:
#1 Landin Reifsnider (Gr) def Thushan Hemachandra 6-4, 6-0
#2 Dan Benyouski (Gr) def J D Windhorst 6-2, 6-2
#3 Brandon Conley (Gr) def Daniel Love 6-3, 6-0
#4 Matt Blevins (Gr) def Tim Yoder 6-2, 6-3
#5 Zac McGowen (Gr) def Jeron Baker 6-2, 6-3
#6 Drew McIntire (Gr) def Jordan Mumaw 6-1, 6-1
Doubles:
#1 Reifsnider/Benyouski (Gr) def Hemachandra/Love 1-6, 6-1, 7-5
#2 Conley Blevins (Gr) def Windhorst/Yoder 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2)
#3 McIntire/Josh Sloop (Gr) def Baker/Mumaw 3-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3