SAN ANTONIO \u2013 The UTSA men\u2019s tennis team will look to keep the momentum going, as they head to Abilene, Texas, to face Abilene Christian on Friday at 1 p.m. inside the Judi and Cecil Eager Tennis Pavilion. The \u2018Runners will then take on Texas Tech, Sunday at noon at the McLeon Tennis Center.<\/p>\n
The Roadrunners (3-10) carry momentum into the match after taking down Louisiana, 6-1, and Southern Miss, 4-0, in their last two contests.<\/p>\n
UTSA has now won three of its last four, as sophomore Oskar Grzegorzewski<\/a> has improved to 6-5 in singles play after a slow start to the season, going 6-3 in the squad’s last 10 matches. Freshman Maximilian Ontiveros<\/a> has been hot as well, now logging five wins across the campaign, with Constantin Radu<\/a> and newcomer Timeo Bretin<\/a> each at four. In doubles play, Ontiveros and sophomore Ben Chetwey Ungar have three victories for the team’s best.<\/p>\n The Wildcats (4-6) are looking to bounce back after falling to No. 8 Baylor in their last bout.<\/p>\n Luis Jose Nakamine tops the squad with a 6-3 record, while Jorge Aza is 5-4 and Dennis Dutin\u00e9 is 4-5. In doubles, Marse Deli and Jorge Aza lead the way at 3-5.<\/p>\n The Red Raiders (9-7) are on a three-game skid and will take on No. 36 Oklahoma State on Saturday before hosting the \u2018Runners.<\/p>\n Felipe Pagnacco tops the squad with a 20-9 record, while Niksa Arsic, Thomas VanDen Dooren and Thiago Guglieri each own 13 wins. \u00a0In doubles, Arsic and Guglieri have a sensational 16-8 mark.<\/p>\n \u00a0Keep up with UTSA Tennis on goutsa.com<\/a>, and by following the program on Facebook at \/UTSAMT<\/a>, Twitter @UTSAMT<\/a>, and on Instagram @utsamtennis<\/a>.<\/p>\n -UTSA-<\/p>\n