Middlebury`s NCAA upset by Johns Hopkins highlights intense tennis action, while UNG makes history in the championship.

Middlebury`s men`s tennis team faced a tough challenge in the NCAA tournament, falling to 10 Johns Hopkins with a score of 4-2. Despite securing the doubles point, the 7 ranked team couldn`t maintain their momentum in singles play, leading to a disappointing exit from the tournament.

In another NCAA matchup, Gustavus men’s tennis concluded their season with a 4-0 defeat against the University of Chicago during the NCAA region championship match. The loss marked a challenging end for Gustavus, who fought hard throughout the season.

On a brighter note, the University of North Georgia (UNG) men`s tennis team made history by advancing to the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championship for the first time. They achieved this milestone by narrowly defeating Catawba 4-3 in a thrilling Southeast Regional Tournament match.

In professional tennis, the Rome ATP tournament showcased exciting matches, with Lorenzo Musetti defeating Brandon Nakashima and Aryna Sabalenka overcoming Sofia Kenin in the WTA Rome event. These victories highlight the rising talents in the sport and set the stage for future competitions.

For more details on scores, visit Tennis Scores and for ATP updates, check ATP Tour News.

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