ATHENS, Ga – Georgia Tech men’s tennis concluded their three-day weekend at the Southern Intercollegiate Championships on Sunday. Day three of the tournament saw the final round of doubles action at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
In consolation play, Rohan Sachdev and Krish Arora put up a battle against North Carolina Wilmington’s Jonathan Baron and Reece Falck, pushing the match to the final point, but dropping a heartbreaker, 8-7 (7-5).
In the Black Draw finals, Richard Biaigotti and Gabriele Brancatelli claimed the doubles title, defeating Jacksonville State’s Ivan Marrero Curbelo and Lucius Soller, 8-7 (7-3).
In the Silver Draw (Robin Round 3), Tech’s Robert Bauer and Owen DeMuth (Georgia Tech) defeated Vanderbilt’s Alex Hillhouse and Callum Rendle, 8-7 (7-1).
Day Three Results:
Red Draw Consolation:
Jonathan Baron/Reece Falck (North Carolina Wilmington) vs. Rohan Sachdev/Krish Arora (Georgia Tech); 8-7 (7-5)
Richard Biaigotti/Gabriele Brancatelli (Georgia Tech) vs. Ivan Marrero Curbelo/Lucius Soller (Jacksonville State); 8-7 (7-3)
Robert Bauer/Owen DeMuth (Georgia Tech) vs. Alex Hillhouse/Callum Rendle (Vanderbilt); 8-7 (7-1)
UP NEXT:
Georgia Tech will be back in action Thursday, Oct. 12- Sunday Oct.15 at The Ken Byers Tennis Complex, as they host the ITA Regional Championships.
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