Minor Albert Hansen Single 5 of the tribe provided with Single No. 5. The match was one of three people who went to three batches. Hansen, 7-5, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (4), 7-5, 7-5, won the opening set until Alexander Bravo. The tribe junior won a super tiebreaker in 11-9, 11-9, to win the first binary match of the season.
Tribe (3-3) threw a close double point to open the match. Sophomore Oliver The Hague and the new man Gur Tafthtenberg Lucas Phimvongsa and Noah gave early lead with early lead by winning 6-1 over Hernandez. The tribal pair won the eighth match of the season and the number 1 was improved by 5-1.
Bears (10-5) won in № 3 and then pointed out as a sopomor of Alex Finkelstein and James Lian Nikita Bortnichek and the new man Once Katz In Tiebreaker No. 2. Brown 2, № 4, № 4 and No. 6, No. 6, and the number 4 and No. 6 won.
Number 5 in Hansen’s match, The Hague and the old Sean Joseph The third sets were stuck in number 3 and № 3. Like Hansen, Yusuf won the opening set over Hernandez over Hernandez No. 3.
Finkelstein’e number 1, The Hague, 7-6 (4) responded to the second, Hague received the second. Finkelstein removed the third set for another brown victory.
Next to
Former Caa opponent James Madison returns to the tribal movement on Friday, March 7, while traveling at 10 am
Brown 6, William & Mary 1
Unmarriage
№ 1 – Alex Finkelstein (brown) def. Oliver The Hague (W & M) – 6-3, 6-7 (4), 6-1
№ 2 – Lucas Phimvongsa (brown) def. Gur Tafthtenberg (W & M) – 6-1, 6-4
№ 3 – Noah Hernandez (brown) def. Sean Joseph (W & M) – 1-6, 6-3, 6-4
№ 4 – James Lian (Brown) def. Nikita Bortnichek (W & M) – 6-3, 6-3
№ 5 – Albert Hansen (W & M). Alexander Bravo (Brown) -7-5, 6-7 (4), 11-9
№ 6 – Toby Luo (brown) def. Once Katz (W & M) – 6-3, 6-2
Twice
№1 – The Hague / Trakhtenberg (W & M) Def. Phimvonga / Hernandez (Brown) – 6-1
№ 2 – Finkelstein / Bravo (brown) def. Bortnichek / Katz (W & M) – 7-6 (2)
№ 3 – Feldman / Lian (brown) def. Karman / Joseph (W & M) – 6-3
