Schedule/Results

2004 CAC Men's Tennis Standings

Records are updated weekly.

CAC Men's Tennis News and Notes:

Men's Tennis Notes (May 4): Eighth-ranked Mary Washington advanced to the NCAA national quarterfinals for the second straight season with weekend wins over Carnegie Mellon and Swarthmore. The Eagles came from behind to top Swarthmore after dropping the doubles point by winning four of the five completed singles matches. MWC’s Matt Rogers came back from a 5-2 first set deficit to win, 7-5, 6-0.

Men's Tennis Notes (April 27): Mary Washington, the eighth ranked team in the nation, improved to 13-3 on the season and 13-1 against Division III teams with a 5-2 win over #19 Bates College without #3 player Jon Clair. The Eagles will look to possibly host the NCAA regionals this weekend. Goucher’s Andrew Danos, who dropped a three-set match to Mary Washington’s Tim Ryan in the flight one singles finals at the CAC Championships, finished the 2003-04 season with a 22-6 record in singles play, leaving him just one win shy of tying the school record for singles wins in a season. St. Mary’s won four matches in a season for the first time since the 2001 season when they finished 5-5 overall.

Final Point Total for 2004 CAC Men’s Tennis Championships
1. Mary Washington College-54 points
2. Salisbury University-32.5 points
3. Goucher College-22 points
4. Catholic University-16.5 points
5. York College-12.5 points
6. St. Mary’s College-3.5 points
7.Gallaudet University-2 points

Championship Flight Results from the 2004 Men’s Tennis Championship @ SAL
#1 Singles: Tim Ryan (MWC) def. Andrew Danos (GOU) 6-1, 4-6, 7-5
#2 Singles: Paul Bristow (MWC) def. Nick Peel (SAL) 6-1, 6-2
#3 Singles: Jon Clair (MWC) def. Tyler Robinson (SAL) 6-3, 6-0
#4 Singles: Dan Uyar (MWC) def. Devin Viscaino (GOU) 6-4, 6-2
#5 Singles: Matt Rogers (MWC) def. Jacon Cook (SAL) 6-0, 6-0
#6 Singles: Steve Wenzel (MWC) def. Matt Vecchiolla (SAL) 6-2, 6-0
#1 Doubles: Dan Uyar/Paul Bristow (MWC) def. Nick Peel/Scott Mayberry (SAL) 8-3
#2 Doubles: Jae Ko/Matt Rogers (MWC) def. Tyler Robinson/Jacon Cook (SAL) 8-3
#3 Doubles: Tim Ryan/Jon Clair (MWC) def. Matt Vecciolla/Jamie Engles (SAL) 8-1

Men's Tennis Notes (April 13): Mary Washington, the ninth ranked team in the nation, swept Swarthmore and Goucher on Saturday after falling earlier in the week to James Madison. The Eagles are now 11-1 against Division III opponents for the season. Goucher extended its winning streak to six matches by beating St. Mary’s 6-1 but the streak was stopped by a 6-1 loss to ninth-ranked Mary Washington. Andrew Danos secured the Gophers’ only point against the Eagles with his 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-1 victory over Jon Clair at first singles, raising his record in singles play this season to 19-5. St. Mary’s went 1-3 this past week. Freshmen Drew Pierce and David Huber both went 31- for the week for SMC. The Seahawks have won three matches in a season for the first time since the 2001 season when they finished 5-5. In Salisbury’s lone match of the week, Swarthmore defeated the Sea Gulls 5-2. Salisbury’s number one singles player Scott Mayberry and number two singles player Nick Peel, who is ranked 27th nationally, were both winners for the Gulls.

Men's Tennis Notes (April 6): The Goucher tandem of Andrew Danos and David Sands became the all-time winningest doubles team in school history with their victory at first doubles in the Gophers’ 7-0 triumph over Villa Julie. The duo is 15-5 in doubles play this season. Danos also picked up his team leading 17th singles win of the season against the Mustangs. The ninth ranked Mary Washington College Eagles swept Salisbury and the University of the South this weekend to improve to 9-2 overall and 9-1 against Division III opponents. Junior Tim Ryan, the Eagles’ #1 singles player, swept both of his singles and doubles matches, and will look to move up in the national rankings which come out soon. Salisbury fell to 5-5 with a 7-0 loss to Mary Washington. St. Mary’s won their lone match of the week with a 7-0 win over the College of Southern Maryland. The win is the second consecutive victory for the Seahawks who had lost their previous 15 matches.

Men's Tennis Notes (March 30): In a battle of nationally ranked Division III teams, Goucher came out on top against Johns Hopkins, 5-2. The Gophers, ranked #12 in the Atlantic South Region, gained the upper hand over the 16th ranked Blue Jays by capturing the doubles point before getting straight set wins from Andrew Danos at first singles and Brandon Harris at number two singles. Danos is 15-5 in singles play in 2003-04.
Catholic went 0-2 this week as they fell to Dickinson and Division I Loyola College. St. Mary’s won their first match in over two full calendar years with the 6-1 win over Villa Julie on Sunday. Prior to that win, SMC had not won a match since March 8, 2002 at Virginia Wesleyan. The Seahawks took all three doubles matches and won five of the six singles matches. The Seahawks try to keep the momentum going this week with three more matches, beginning with the College of Southern Maryland on Tuesday afternoon. Salisbury had a 1-1 week as they defeated the University of the South, 4-3, before falling to Pomona-Pitzer, 5-2. Highlights for Salisbury against Pomona-Pitzer were David Finlayson recording a sraight-set victory and Tyler Robinson getting a win.

Men's Tennis Notes (March 23): Catholic had their six-match spring win streak snapped as Division II University of the District of Columbia handed CUA a 4-3 loss on Friday. The ninth-ranked MWC men’s tennis team defeated #8 Washington & Lee on Saturday to imrpove to 7-2 overall and 7-1 against Division III teams. Senior Dan Uyar and junior Matt Rogers won three sets with the Eagles trailing 3-2 in the match to give MWC the win. Goucher won two of three matches it played during its spring break trip to San Antonio, TX, losing only to Division II Incarnate Word. Despite dropping the first sets in five of the six singles matches, the Gophers collected four wins in singles play on the way to a 5-2 win over Schreiner. In the 5-2 triumph over Texas Lutheran, David Vermeire had to win a second-set tiebreaker and fight off a triple match point in the third set to come away with a 2-6, 7-6 (8-3), 7-5 win. The Salisbury men’s tennis team went 1-1 for the week. Nick Peel, the 27th ranked singles player in the nation, was a winner at #2 singles against Christopher Newport and a winner at #1 singles against Mississippi College. Peel, also ranked #10 with Scott Mayberry in #1 doubles, recorded a pair of victories. St. Mary’s lost their first conference match of the season, falling at York College 7-0 on Sunday. The Seahawks will play three matches this upcoming week and are looking for their first win since their 2002 season opener.

Men's Tennis Notes (March 15): After suffering a 7-0 loss to Washington, the 18th ranked team in Division III, Goucher took off for its spring break trip to San Antonio, TX. The Gophers’ first match in the lone star state against Trinity, the 2000 NCAA Division III national champion, was cancelled due to rain. Mary Washington, who are ranked ninth in the nation, topped Methodist 7-0 in the Eagles home opener. Every match took just two sets except at number one singles as Tim Ryan posted a 6-7 (5), 6-0, 6-1 come-from-behind win. Salisbury knocked off Piedmont 3-0 on Wednesday before falling to Washington & Lee 6-1 on Saturday. David Finlayson recorded a win for the Gulls against Washington & Lee 6-4, 6-7 (2), 10-8.

Men's Tennis Notes (March 8): Goucher’s number one doubles team of Andrew Danos and David Sands pulled off an 8-4 upset of Salisbury’s Nick Peel and Scott Mayberry, the nation’s 10th ranked Division III doubles team according to the ITA. The Danos-Sands tandem is 8-3 so far in 2003-04. Mary Washington, the ninth ranked team in the nation, won four of five matches in California including a big 6-21 win over #12 Cal Lutheran and another victory over #25 Pomona-Pitzer. MWC is 5-1 against Division III opponents this year. Salisbury improved their record to 1-1 as they won their initial conference match of the year, defeating Goucher 7-0 on Saturday. St. Mary’s lost their 2004 home opener to Virginia Wesleyan 8-1. The Seahawks number two doubles team of junior James Marti and sophomore Ken Aherndt earned an 8-4 win for the Seahawks’ lone point.

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