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Eerik Villem Aadamsoo '28
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Winner Hamilton College HAMM2526 (3-3)
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St. Lawrence SLU-MTEN (2-4)
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Hamilton College HAMM2526
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Final
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St. Lawrence SLU-MTEN
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Winner Hamilton HAMILTON (5-3)
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Union UNIONM (5-4)
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Hamilton HAMILTON
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Union UNIONM
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Match Recap: Men's Tennis | | Jim Taylor

Men's tennis wraps up undefeated Florida trip with two more wins

Continentals posted 5-2 victories over Union and St. Lawrence

ORLANDO, Fla. – Hamilton College finished 4-0 on its Florida trip as the Continentals posted two wins by 5-2 decisions against upstate New York opponents at USTA National Campus on Monday, March 23.
 

Season Update

  • Hamilton (5-3 overall) is ranked 34th in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association Men's Division III Top 40 coaches poll.
  • St. Lawrence University (2-4) dropped its fourth straight meeting with the Continentals. The Saints last defeated Hamilton in March 2017.
  • Union College (5-4) has lost the last 14 meetings with the Continentals. The Garnet Chargers' last victory in the series came in the spring of 2007.
 

How It Happened

  • In both matchups, Hamilton swept the three doubles matches for the doubles team point and captured four of the six singles matches.
  • The Continentals were victorious at Nos. 1, 3, 4 and 6 singles against both opponents.
 

Notes

  • Tarun Korwar '27 improved to a team-best 19-7 this season and 57-19 for his Hamilton career with two singles wins.
  • Eerik Villem Aadamsoo '28 swept his singles matches and moved to 29-17 for his career.
  • Anson Anderson '26 took both singles matches and reached the 50-win milestone for his career.
  • Alejandro Fernandez '28 was a winner twice in singles play and is second on the team with a 13-4 record.
  • Aadamsoo and Lleyton Mendieta '28 improved to a team-best 16-7 this season and 35-16 in their career as a doubles pairing with two wins at No. 1.
  • Anderson and Korwar are not far behind Aadamsoo and Mendieta with a record of 12-6 after two more victories at No. 2 doubles. Anderson notched his 60th career doubles win.
  • Alexei Katelevsky '29 and Filip Moller '29 won their first two matches as doubles partners.
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