Lebanon Valley Men's Tennis Team Makes Strong Start to the Season
The Lebanon Valley men's tennis team got off to a strong start this year, with four second-place finishes at the King's Invitational. The Dutchmen had finalists in three singles flights and one doubles flight, with a total of 15-11 victories for the weekend. Notable performances came from Adam Warren, Colin Brusse, and Mason Dissinger, who all finished second in their singles flights.
Key Takeaways:
- The Lebanon Valley men's tennis team finished second in four singles flights and one doubles flight at the King's Invitational.
- Adam Warren went 2-1 at number two singles, defeating Rutgers-Camden and Wilkes, but losing to Muhlenberg in the final.
- Colin Brusse went 3-1 at number four singles, with a notable three-set victory over Wilkes in the semifinals.
- Mason Dissinger had a strong debut, going 2-1 at number five singles, with victories over Misericordia and Elizabethtown.
- The team's doubles teams, including Palandjian and Thompson, and Luu and Elmore, showed promising performances but ultimately lost to Muhlenberg in the semifinals.
Statistics:
- The team went 15-11 for the weekend.
- Adam Warren's record at number two singles was 2-1.
- Colin Brusse's record at number four singles was 3-1.
- Mason Dissinger's record at number five singles was 2-1.
- The team will play the first dual match of the year on Wednesday against Gettysburg College.
Sources:
- Lebanon Valley Athletics: "Lebanon Valley Men's Tennis Team Makes Strong Start to the Season"
- King's Invitational results
- Gettysburg College athletics