The Charlotte Men’s Tennis team celebrated a significant milestone on Sunday with a resounding 7-0 victory over Queens, marking their 16th consecutive win against the Royals. The team showcased impressive performances in both doubles and singles matches. Coach Kyle Bailey highlighted the players' excellent energy and physical play throughout the match. Following this triumph, the team will travel to Winston-Salem for the ITA Kickoff Weekend, where they will compete against Wake Forest and either North Carolina or Memphis. Success in these matches could secure their qualification for the prestigious ITA National Team Indoor Championships.

Team's Stellar Performance Against Queens

The Charlotte Men’s Tennis team demonstrated exceptional skill and teamwork in their recent match. Matias Iturbe and Vasco Prata secured an early lead with a decisive doubles win, followed by Ivan Dreycopp and Frederic Schlossmann sealing the point. Schlossmann continued his winning streak with a strong singles performance, while Prata maintained his unbeaten record with another commanding victory. Freshman Danny Yassine made a memorable debut, contributing significantly to the team's overall success.

The match was characterized by the team's consistent response to any challenge posed by Queens. Coach Kyle Bailey praised the players for their focus and resilience. Every player contributed to the team's energy, ensuring that they maintained control from start to finish. This victory not only boosts morale but also sets a positive tone for the upcoming ITA Kickoff Weekend.

Looking Ahead to ITA Kickoff Weekend

The Charlotte Men’s Tennis team is gearing up for a crucial weekend at the ITA Kickoff event in Winston-Salem. They will face host Wake Forest on Friday, followed by either North Carolina or Memphis on Saturday. This event serves as the first opportunity for teams to qualify for the ITA National Team Indoor Championships, a highly competitive tournament where only 14 out of 56 teams can earn a spot. A successful performance in both matches would be a significant achievement for Charlotte.

The stakes are high as the team aims to build on their current momentum. Winning both matches would not only secure their place in the national championship but also validate their hard work and dedication. Coach Bailey emphasized the importance of maintaining the same level of energy and physical play seen in the Queens match. The players are ready to face these challenges head-on, aiming to make history and bring pride to their university.