This post was updated April 9 at 10:01 p.m.
The Bruins kept the Huskies’ scoring stagnant in Sunday’s victory.
No. 25 UCLA men’s tennis (10-6, 3-2 Pac-12) bested Washington (8-11, 2-3) at Bill Quillian Tennis Stadium.
Alexander Hoogmartens shut the Trojan’s window of opportunity with an ace Friday afternoon.
Coach Billy Martin said the team’s chances of a win increased with the junior on board.
Coach Billy Martin said the Bruins’ doubles lineup has yet to demonstrate success.
“(I’m) still trying to see what’s best for us at that third doubles position, and I’ve gotten a good look at three different potential teams for third doubles,” Martin said.
The Bruins opened their final Pac-12 campaign Friday afternoon.
But efforts against a ranked foe couldn’t be replicated for the second straight match.
No. 24 UCLA men’s tennis (7-5, 0-1 Pac-12) dropped a 4-2 decision to No.
Spencer Johnson held the key to the Bruins’ fate for the second time this season.
Only this time, familiarity was on his side.
“I felt a little calmer this time, and I was able to lock in just a little better than I thought versus the Pepperdine match and not be as tight as that one,” the freshman said.
Six different Bruins fell prey to the Lions on Monday afternoon.
UCLA men’s tennis (6-3) had its six-game winning streak snapped by No. 6 Columbia (10-2) in a 6-1 decision Monday afternoon.
This post was updated Feb. 21 at 9:42 p.m.
Spencer Johnson’s final swat of the racket preserved the Bruins’ winning streak.
“I’m still amazed myself that we pulled that out,” coach Billy Martin said.
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