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<\/p>\n NASHVILLE, Tenn. \u2013 In its conference opener Saturday afternoon, the Belmont University men’s tennis team suffered its first-ever Horizon League loss with a 4-3 defeat at crosstown adversary Tennessee State. Despite winning the coveted doubles point, the Bruins (6-8, 0-1 Horizon) were unable to secure three singles wins as the host Tigers (2-10, 1-0 Horizon) took four of the six singles matches at the Hadley Park Tennis Center. #ItsBruinTime
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\nEntering the weekend, Belmont was 19-0 in Horizon League matches since joining the league prior to the 2023 season. The loss also snaps the Bruins’ 23-match conference win streak. Belmont had not lost a conference match since April 18, 2021 (at Jacksonville State, 4-3), when it was a member of the Ohio Valley Conference.
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\nThe Bruins’ No. 3 doubles tandem of sophomore Morgan Woodson<\/a> and senior Eli Mizerski<\/a> clinched the doubles point with a 6-4 triumph against Tennessee State’s Alexander Adamec and Adler Germinal. The win came moments after the Tigers’ top doubles team of Taj Hibbert and Mete Koseoglu evened doubles play with a 6-4 win versus senior Sabi Roi<\/a> and junior Stefan Vedovelli<\/a>.
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\nSophomore Charlie Robin<\/a> and graduate Will Ecklund<\/a> handled Tennessee State’s Nicholas Adamec and Tatenda Mutetwa with ease at No. 2 doubles (6-2).
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\nVedovelli was forced to retire due to injury following a set and two games at the top of the singles lineup, evening the match at 1-1.
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\nBelmont responded with its two singles victories at the No. 2 and No. 4 spots with Woodson dismissing Nicholas Adamec 6-2, 6-2 on court four and Roi topping Koseoglu 6-1, 6-4 on court two.
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\nRobin at No. 3 singles against Germinal and Mizerski at No. 5 singles against the Tigers’ Christopher Bogelin both faltered in tightly-contested straight-set matches, forcing the match to come down to court six. Freshman Bautista Durrels Rojo<\/a> battled Alexander Adamec in the deciding match at the sixth position, but was edged in three sets.
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\nBreaking Alexander Adamec’s service, Durrels Rojo took the first set, 6-4. However, Adamec stormed back for a 6-2 set two win and prevailed in the deciding third set, 6-4.
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\nUp Next
\nThe Bruins return to match action next weekend, hosting Southern Indiana Friday afternoon on campus before stepping out of league play and traveling to Memphis Sunday. First serve from the Beaman Family Tennis Complex Friday is set for 1:30 p.m.
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\nHow to Follow
\nFollow Belmont men’s tennis on social media \u2013\u00a0@BelmontMTennis<\/a>\u00a0on X, formerly Twitter, and @belmontmtennis<\/a>\u00a0on Instagram \u2013 for complete coverage of the Bruins. Stay up to date with all of Belmont’s athletic programs via the\u00a0official app of the Belmont Bruins<\/a>, available both in the Apple App Store and on Google Play.
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