KALAMAZOO, Mich. \u2013 DePaul men’s tennis wrapped up their stay at the WMU\/Vredevelt Invite Saturday evening, tallying a total of 10 singles victories and five wins in doubles.<\/p>\n
In the second round of doubles play, the Blue Demons excelled. Freshman duo Augusto Pardo Cano<\/a> and Bernardo Vialle<\/a> toppled Ronin Kasday and Nicholas Balthazor of Butler, 6-4.<\/p>\n DePaul then doubled down against Marquette as Austrian native Tobias Leitner<\/a> and Sebastian Medica<\/a> beat Evan Glebov and Ivan Vazquez, and Thomas Giles<\/a> and Sven Moser<\/a> defeated Kristian Blagoev and Luke Coppage, 6-2 and 6-3 respectively.<\/p>\n Medica and Leitner finished the job in the third round of doubles, beating Marquette’s Blagoev and Coppage in a battle, 7-6. The duo finished with a 2-1 record in doubles competition at Kalamazoo.<\/p>\n Leitner carried his impressive performance into the final round of singles competition against Butler’s Arnesh Singh, as he quickly took set one, 6-2. In a back and forth set two battle, Leitner ultimately bested Singh 7-5, securing the matchup win.<\/p>\n Continuing the final round of singles, Giles met his match taking on Butler’s Siddhartha Lama and battling through a tough set one, 7-6(4). Giles then shut the door on Lama in set two, taking it 7-5.<\/p>\n Closing out with dominance, Moser knocked off Vazquez of Marquette in a straight sets victory, winning 6-1, 6-1.<\/p>\n The Blue Demons capped the event as Vialle recorded a default win over Coppage.<\/p>\n WMU\/Vredevelt Invitational Day Two Results<\/p>\n Doubles Kasday\/Lama (BU) def. Hadziabdic\/Anwar (DPU) 7-6 (4) Singles \u2013<\/p>\n TULSA, Okla. \u2013 Day one of the ITA All-Americans Tournament kicked off Saturday, Sept. 20. Blue Demon Alejandro Gandini<\/a> is set to compete in Tulsa, participating in singles competition.<\/p>\n Graduate transfer Gandini took on Florida’s Andreas Timini in the first round of the singles tournament where he dropped the first set, 3-6. After battling in set two, Gandini ultimately fell in a tight, second set tiebreaker 7-6(3).<\/p>\n UP NEXT FOLLOW THE BLUE DEMONS
\nSeptember 20, 2025
\nSorensen Courts
\nKalamazoo, Mich.<\/p>\n
\n\u00a0Medica\/Leitner (DPU) def. Glebov\/Vazquez (MARQ) 6-2
\nGiles\/Moser (DPU) def. Blagoev\/Coppage (MARQ) 6-3
\nVialle\/Cano (DPU) def. Balthazor\/Kasday (BU) 6-4<\/p>\n
\nMedica\/Leitner (DPU) def. Blagoev\/Coppage (MARQ) 7-6 (4)
\nGlebov\/Vazquez (MARQ) def. Giles\/Moser (DPU) 6-2<\/p>\n
\nHo (WMU) def. Medica (DPU) 6-3, 6-4
\nBaldi (BU) def. Cano (DPU) 6-3, 6-2
\nWilliam (BU) def. Anwar (DPU) 6-2, 6-1
\nLeitner (DPU) def. Singh (BU) 6-2, 7-5
\nGiles (DPU) def. Lama (BU) 7-6(4), 7-5
\nMoser (DPU) def. Vazquez (MARQ) 6-1, 6-1
\nVialle (DPU) def. Coppage (MARQ) Default, no match<\/p>\n
\nThe ITA All-Americans continue as sophomore Thomas Giles<\/a> teams up with Gandini for doubles play. Competition picks up Sunday, Sept. 21 and continues through Thursday, Sept. 25.<\/p>\n
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