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Anson Anderson hits a forehand return during a men's tennis match in April 2026
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Match Recap: Men's Tennis | | Jim Taylor

Men's tennis opens Florida trip with convincing win over Springfield

Four Continentals were victorious in singles and in doubles play

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. -- Four Hamilton College players won their singles and doubles matches, and the Continentals cruised to a 6-1 win against the Springfield College Pride at Sanlando Park on Thursday afternoon, March 19.
 

Season Update

  • Hamilton (2-3 overall) is ranked 34th in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association Men's Division III Top 40 coaches poll.
  • Springfield (4-5) edged the Continentals 5-4 in their previous meeting nearly 10 years ago to the day.
 

How It Happened

  • Hamilton claimed the team doubles point by winning the Nos. 1 and 2 doubles matches.
  • The Continentals captured five singles matches in straight sets.
 

Notes

  • Tarun Korwar '27 won at No. 1 singles for his team-high 16th victory and paired with Anson Anderson '26 at No. 2 doubles for their 32nd career win. Korwar is ranked 13th in Division III and third in the Northeast Region in singles.
  • Lleyton Mendieta '28 breezed to a win at No. 2 singles for his 25th career victory and teamed up with Eerik Villem Aadamsoo '28 for the triumph at No. 1 doubles. The duo is ranked 15th in Division III and fourth in the region with a 14-6 record.
  • Anderson picked up his 57th career doubles and 47th career singles wins.
  • Aadamsoo improved to 34-15 in career doubles matches. He dropped just three games in his No. 3 singles win.
  • Alejandro Fernandez '28 prevailed at No. 5 singles after winning a first set tiebreaker. Fernandez is second to Korwar with a 10-4 singles record.
  • Hamilton was forced to cancel three matches after inclement weather in New York disrupted its travel plans to Florida.
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