The CUNYAC/HSS Men’s Tennis scene has been buzzing with impressive performances, as athletes continue to shine in both singles and doubles matches. Among the standout players is Tuna Nergizoglu from Baruch, who secured victories in singles and doubles during a pivotal match against St. Joseph’s (Long Island). Rookie Enoch Zheng also made waves with his debut collegiate wins, contributing significantly to Baruch's success. Meanwhile, Brooklyn’s Craig Pazarecki earned honorable mention recognition for his stellar performance in a match against Yeshiva. Looking ahead, the 2025 CUNYAC/HSS Men’s Tennis Championship promises thrilling competition, scheduled for April 27 and May 1 at the USTA National Tennis Center.
Baruch College witnessed an exceptional week thanks to the efforts of its tennis team. Tuna Nergizoglu emerged as a key figure, demonstrating remarkable skill and strategy on the court. In their match against St. Joseph’s (Long Island), Nergizoglu partnered with Steven Margolis, delivering a commanding 6-0 victory in doubles play. This was followed by another dominant performance where he triumphed 8-0 in second doubles. His consistency and focus were instrumental in securing Baruch's overall win.
In addition to seasoned players like Nergizoglu, rookies are making their mark in the conference. Enoch Zheng, another Baruch standout, achieved his first collegiate wins over St. Joseph’s (Long Island). Partnering with Hunter Diamond, Zheng contributed to a decisive 6-1 victory in third doubles. At No. 4 singles, he showcased resilience, earning an 8-3 win that further solidified Baruch’s dominance in the match. These achievements highlight the depth and talent within the Baruch tennis program.
Brooklyn College also had reasons to celebrate, particularly through the efforts of Craig Pazarecki. In a tightly contested match against Yeshiva, Pazarecki maintained composure under pressure. He and Ryan Sham clinched a crucial 7-6 doubles victory, setting the tone for the rest of the match. Pazarecki then delivered a strong showing in singles play, defeating his opponent 7-5, 2-0. His contributions underscored Brooklyn’s competitive spirit and tactical prowess.
As excitement builds for the upcoming championship, fans eagerly anticipate what lies ahead. The semifinals on April 27 and the final showdown on May 1 will take place at the prestigious USTA National Tennis Center. With top-tier talent competing, these matches promise to deliver unforgettable moments. Players such as Nergizoglu, Zheng, and Pazarecki will undoubtedly be ones to watch, bringing their unique strengths and strategies to the fore.
Ahead of the championship, the CUNYAC/HSS continues to engage fans across various platforms. For updates and highlights, enthusiasts can visit cunyathletics.com or follow the conference on social media channels including Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook. As preparations intensify, all eyes remain fixed on the potential champions ready to etch their names into history.