Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek

Singles
#1 Catry
#2 Shick
#3 Van Sambeek
#4 Staeheli
#5 Salvestre
#6 Wayand

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 3-2
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 3-2
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 4-2

Singles
#1 Catry
#2 Shick
#3 Van Sambeek
#4 Staeheli
#5 Salvestre
#6 Wayand

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 6-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 5-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 6-6

Singles
#1 Catry
#2 Shick
#3 Van Sambeek
#4 Staeheli
#5 Salvestre
#6 Wayand

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 7-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 6-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 7-6

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry
#2 Shick
#3 Van Sambeek
#4 Staeheli
#5 Salvestre
#6 Wayand

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 7-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 6-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 7-6

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 4-2
#2 Shick 3-3
#3 Van Sambeek 3-2
#4 Staeheli 2-4
#5 Salvestre 3-4
#6 Wayand 3-2

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 7-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 6-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 7-6

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2, 1-0
#2 Shick 5-4
#3 Van Sambeek 6-2
#4 Staeheli 5-4
#5 Salvestre 5-5
#6 Wayand 5-3

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 7-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 6-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 7-6

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2, 1-3
#2 Shick 6-4, 1-0
#3 Van Sambeek 6-2, 2-1
#4 Staeheli 6-4, 2-1
#5 Salvestre 7-5, 0-1
#6 Wayand 6-4

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 7-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 6-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 7-6

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2, 3-6
#2 Shick 6-4, 4-2
#3 Van Sambeek 6-2, 4-3
#4 Staeheli 6-4, 3-4
#5 Salvestre 7-5, 1-4
#6 Wayand 6-4, 0-4

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 7-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 6-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 7-6

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2, 3-6, 6-0 NC State leads match 3-0
#2 Shick 6-4, 6-4 NC State leads match 2-0
#3 Van Sambeek 6-2, 6-6
#4 Staeheli 6-4, 4-6, 1-0
#5 Salvestre 7-5, 5-6
#6 Wayand 6-4, 1-6, 1-1

Vs Virginia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 7-5
#2 Wayand/Borisiouk 6-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 7-6

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2, 3-6, 6-0 NC State leads match 3-0
#2 Shick 6-4, 6-4 NC State leads match 2-0
#3 Van Sambeek 6-2, 7-6 NC State clinches match 4-0
#4 Staeheli 6-4, 4-6, 4-1
#5 Salvestre 7-5, 7-6 NC State leads match 5-0
#6 Wayand 6-4, 1-6, 3-2

No. 22 NC State traveled to Blacksburg, VA Friday, Mar. 1 to take on ACC opponent Virginia Tech in the Pack's first ACC match of the season.
In a wavering match against the Hokies the Pack managed to thread the needle putting its first ACC victory on the board.
Statement from head Coach Kyle Spencer: "Good battle from the guys today. Virginia Tech is always a very tough place to play. Looking forward to another good battle vs. Virginia on Sunday. Pack Risin.'"
The Pack faced a competitive battle over the Hokies in both doubles and singles play. The Pack pulled through in doubles to fight a tense neck and neck match on each court. On court one duo Robin Catry and Luca Staeheli made strides against opponents Ryan Fishback and Maxime Hilaire taking a quick 2-1 lead. Fons Van Sambeek and Braden Shick followed with a 2-1 lead as well on court three.
All courts were met with a 4-3 matchup with the Pack leading all by one.The Hokies picked up the pace after dropping on all three courts, bringing all games to a 5-5 nailbitter. After putting pressure on the Pack to put the first point on the board. In a close call court three gave the Wolfpack a step up, defeating opponents Alex Ix and Michael Shepheard. Catry and Staeheli battled it out on court 1 clinching the doubles point for the Pack in a 7-5 victory.

The Pack clinched the doubles point, putting the first point on the board. Building off the momentum the Pack headed into singles play with the Hokies still seeking out opportunities to get ahead.
On court one Robin Catry came out strong in the first set over No. 59 ranked opponent Ryan Fishback. Catry led 6-2, with Fishback eventually catching up in the second set to make it a 6-2, 3-6 match. Bouncing back in the third, Carry swept No. 59 Fishback 6-0. Catry put the third point on the board for the Pack giving them a 3-0 lead over the Hokies.
Taking Catry's lead, all courts led in the first set over Hokie opponents. No. 109 Braden Shick, and Damien Salvestre both put points on the board for the Pack in singles play, defeating Hokie opponents in back to back sets. Junior Fons Van Sambeek clinched the match winning point on court three after defeating opponent Hugo Maia 6-2, 7-6(7-4) in a second set tiebreaker.
Refusing to back down without a fight, the Hokies took courts one, five, and six into the third set after coming back in the second. On court four Salvestre battled a two set match taking both sets to seven. Giving the Pack a 5-0 lead leaving Luca Staeheli on court four, and Joe Wayand on court six to close out the match for the Pack.
Staheli and Wayand battled out in the third set with their team behind them to close out the match. Wayand defeated defeated Hokie opponent Benjamin Pomeranets with a 6-4, 1-6, 6-2. Staeheli on court four also defeated opponent Michael Shepheard 6-4,4-6, 4-1 after the match was eventually retired.
Singles competition
1. #61 Robin Catry (ST) def. #59 Ryan Fishback (VT) 6-2, 3-6, 6-0
2. #109 Braden Shick (ST) def. Maxime St. Hilaire (VT) 6-4, 6-4
3. Fons Van Sambeek (ST) def. Hugo Maia (VT) 6-2, 7-6 (7-4)
4. Luca Staeheli (ST) def. Michael Shepheard (VT) 6-4, 4-6, 4-1, retired
5. Damien Salvestre (ST) def. Alex Ix (VT) 7-5, 7-6 (7-2)
6. #124 Joseph Wayand (ST) def. Benjamin Pomeranets (VT) 6-4, 1-6, 6-2
Doubles competition
1. Robin Catry/Luca Staeheli (ST) def. Ryan Fishback/Maxime St. Hilaire (VT) 7-5
2. Alberto Orso/Matt Harper (VT) vs. #22 Joseph Wayand/Martin Borisiouk (ST) 6-6, unfinished
3. Braden Shick/Fons Van Sambeek (ST) def. Alex Ix/Michael Shepheard (VT) 7-6
Up Next: The Pack will head to Charlottesville, VA Sunday, Mar. 5 to take on No. 8 Virginia to close out its two match weekend.
#PackRisin | @packmenstennis

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No. 22 NC State men's tennis will head to Charlottesville, VA after its 7-0 sweep to the Virginia Tech Hokies Friday night. The Pack take on the Cavaliers Sunday, Mar. 3 at 1:00PM.

The Wolfpack head into Sunday's match with an overall record of 8-3 and now 1-0 record in ACC play. The Wolfpack plan to build off of the momentum of its first ACC victory, and use that energy in Sunday's match against the Cavilers.

Scouting the Cavaliers:
No. 8 Virginia began 2024 dual play this season flying high at No. 1 in ITA team rankings. The Cavaliers showed their dominance early in the season defeating Liberty, JMU, and Texas all in their first two weeks of the season. The Cavaliers were struck with defeat when going head to head against No. 5 South Carolina in Charlottesville Jan. 21.
The Cavaliers were a host site in the ITA Kickoff weekend advancing in the tournament, and punching their ticket to the ITA national team indoors in New York. Defeating both Duke and Tennessee, Virginia fell short in semi- semi-finals heading home after their 4-0 loss to Ohio State.
Virginia has a collection of ranked players on their roster including. Featuring in their singles lineup includes No. 10 Chris Rodesch, No. 45 Jeffery Von Der Schulenburg, No. 50 Dylan Dietrich, No. 55 Inaki Montes De La Torre, and No. 59 Ryan Fishback.
Doubles pairs No. 15 Inaki Montes De La Torre and James Hooper, and No. 48 Chris Rodesch and Jeffery Von Der Schulenburg also represent the Cavaliers in the ITA doubles rankings.

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Back in Action❗️

No. 22 NC State vs. No. 8 Virginia
⏰ 1:00PM
Live Stream 📺 https://t.co/Rg1wIW9xiz
Live Stat 🔗 https://t.co/65FXeQqyBz#PackRisin📈 pic.twitter.com/FRom2axzpT

— NC State Men’s Tennis 🐺🎾 (@PackMensTennis) March 3, 2024

Match Time Update!
The start time for today's match vs. Virginia is pushed back to 1:30PM to allow drying time for the courts

🚨Match Time Update!
The start time for today's match vs. Virginia is pushed back to 1:30PM to allow drying time for the courts#PackRisin📈 pic.twitter.com/i9z3sX3rZd

— NC State Men’s Tennis 🐺🎾 (@PackMensTennis) March 3, 2024

🚨 MATCH TIME UPDATE!
The start time is pushed back to 2:30!!! Still playing on the outdoor courts#PackRisin📈 pic.twitter.com/tEFCqjipg1

— NC State Men’s Tennis 🐺🎾 (@PackMensTennis) March 3, 2024

Vs Virginia
Doubles
#1 Wayand/Borisiouk 0-1
#2 Catry/Staeheli 1-0
#3 Shick/Salvestre 0-1

Singles
#1 Catry
#2 Shick
#3 Staeheli
#4 Van Sambeek
#5 Salvestre
#6 Wayand

Vs Virginia
Doubles
#1 Wayand/Borisiouk 3-5
#2 Catry/Staeheli 4-4
#3 Shick/Salvestre 3-4

Singles
#1 Catry
#2 Shick
#3 Staeheli
#4 Van Sambeek
#5 Salvestre
#6 Wayand

Vs Virginia
Doubles
#1 Wayand/Borisiouk 4-6
#2 Catry/Staeheli 5-5
#3 Shick/Salvestre 3-6

Virginia wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry
#2 Shick
#3 Staeheli
#4 Van Sambeek
#5 Salvestre
#6 Wayand

Vs Virginia
Doubles
#1 Wayand/Borisiouk 4-6
#2 Catry/Staeheli 5-5
#3 Shick/Salvestre 3-6

Virginia wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 2-2
#2 Shick 5-2
#3 Staeheli 2-2
#4 Van Sambeek 5-1
#5 Salvestre 1-5
#6 Wayand 1-4

Vs Virginia
Doubles
#1 Wayand/Borisiouk 4-6
#2 Catry/Staeheli 5-5
#3 Shick/Salvestre 3-6

Virginia wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2
#2 Shick 6-2
#3 Staeheli 2-5
#4 Van Sambeek 6-1.2-0
#5 Salvestre 2-6
#6 Wayand 3-6

Vs Virginia
Doubles
#1 Wayand/Borisiouk 4-6
#2 Catry/Staeheli 5-5
#3 Shick/Salvestre 3-6

Virginia wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2, 2-5
#2 Shick 6-2, 4-5
#3 Staeheli 2-6, 2-2
#4 Van Sambeek 6-1, 4-5
#5 Salvestre 2-6, 4-4
#6 Wayand 3-6, 4-4

Vs Virginia
Doubles
#1 Wayand/Borisiouk 4-6
#2 Catry/Staeheli 5-5
#3 Shick/Salvestre 3-6

Virginia wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-2, 3-6, 1-6
#2 Shick 6-2, 4-6, 6-2
#3 Staeheli 2-6, 6-4, 3-2 Virginia players retires
#4 Van Sambeek 6-1, 5-7, 6-3
#5 Salvestre 2-6, 7-5, 2-6
#6 Wayand 3-6, 4-6

Virginia wins match 4-3

No. 22 NC State men's tennis faced its first ACC defeat to No. 8 Virginia Sunday, Mar. 3.
After a little rain pushed the match back to a 2:30PM start time, the two programs were underway. The Pack headed into Sunday's match coming off of a strong 7-0 sweep to No. 59 Virginia Tech Friday Mar. 1 to begin the Wolfpack's conference slate.

On court one the Hoo's came out aggressive, getting a quick 5-1 lead over No. 22 Martin Borisiouk and Joe Wayand in doubles play. Rounding out the match Borisiouk and Wayand fell short after a tough fight 6-4.
On court two Catry and Staeheli caught an early lead against the Virginia with a 2-0 start to doubles. Hopper and Graziani(VA) picked up the next 2 games to give the Pack a tight 3-2 match. Catry and Staeheli' match was abandoned at 5-5 with courts one and five reaching the finish line prior.

On court three Damien Salvestre and Braden Shick paired up in the doubles lineup. Salvestre, filling in for Junior Fons Van Sambeek has been very versatile in the Wolfpack lineup recently, always coming out strong when his name gets called. The pair carried the lead in a tight match through doubles. The Hoo's eventually made way, taking the match 6-3 and securing the doubles point for Virginia.

Braden Shick came out strong in the first set 6-2 against opponent Dylan Dietrich. Shick fell in the second set 6-4, bringing the game to three sets. Shick battled it out in the third set to give the Pack its first point on the board in singles.

Fons Van Sambeek came out hot in singles with a fresh set of legs taking an early lead over opponent No. 45 Jeffery Von Der Schulenburg 6-1 in the first set. Maintaining momentum Sambeek extended his lead 4-2 in the second set. Schulenburg found his rhythm against Sambeek taking the second set 7-5. Sambeek shortened the gap for the Pack taking the lead in the third set defeating Schulenburg 6-3 to put the second point on the board for the Pack.

Wayand picked up the pace in the second set after dropping his first, giving the Pack a glimpse of hope on court six bringing the score to a 4-2 second set. Wayand struggled to maintain the lead, dropping 6-4 in the second set allowing the Cavaliers their first singles point.

Robin Cartry broke away from No. 10 Chris Rodesch in the first set giving Catry a lead on court one 6-2. Courts three, five, and six dropped the first set over on the Cavelier's giving the Pack some catching up to do in the next two sets. After taking the second set Catry slipped away from Calvier opponent, dropping 6-1 in the third set.

On court five Damien Salvestre claimed the second set 7-5 over opponent Alexander Kiefer. Salvestre put up a fight, Straying away from Kiefer in the third set to fall 2-6. Left on court three was Luca Staeheli who claimed the win by opponent retirement at a 2-6, 6-4, 3-2 match.

Singles competition
1. #10 Chris Rodesch (VA) def. #61 Robin Catry (ST) 2-6, 6-3, 6-1
2. #109 Braden Shick (ST) def. #50 Dylan Dietrich (VA) 6-2, 4-6, 6-2
3. Luca Staeheli (ST) def. #55 Inaki Montes (VA) 2-6, 6-4, 3-2, retired
4. Fons Van Sambeek (ST) def. #45 J vd Schulenburg (VA) 6-1, 5-7, 6-3
5. Alexander Kiefer (VA) def. Damien Salvestre (ST) 6-2, 5-7, 6-2
6. Mans Dahlberg (VA) def. #124 Joseph Wayand (ST) 6-3, 6-4

Doubles competition
1. #48 Chris Rodesch/J vd Schulenburg (VA) def. #22 Joseph Wayand/Martin Borisiouk (ST) 6-4
2. James Hopper/Edoardo Graziani (VA) vs. Robin Catry/Luca Staeheli (ST) 5-5, unfinished
3. Dylan Dietrich/Inaki Montes (VA) def. Braden Shick/Damien Salvestre (ST) 6-3
Up Next: The Wolfpack will return to Raleigh Friday, Mar. 8 to take on the Clemson Tigers in the Pack's first home ACC match of the season.
#PackRisin | @packmenstennis

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No. 2️⃣0️⃣ in the polls 📊#PackRisin📈 pic.twitter.com/0hB33AObKs

— NC State Men’s Tennis 🐺🎾 (@PackMensTennis) March 5, 2024

ACC play is full steam ahead, as No. 20 NC State gets set to host ACC opponents No. 68 Clemson Friday, Mar. 5 at 5:30PM, and No. 28 Georgia Tech Sunday, Mar. 10 at 12:00PM at the J.W Isenhour Tennis Center.

General Information:
Across the street the NC State Baseball team will be competing during Friday's match against the Clemson Tigers, Guests will not need to obtain a virtual parking permit for Friday's match.Tennis Parking is at the West Parking Deck. Parking is free to guests.

Promotions:
Friday's match will offer free Chick-Fil- A nuggets for fans, while supplies last. Additionally, guests will have the chance to enter to win an NC State swag bag and tennis racquet.
Sunday's match will be offering Bojangles chicken biscuits to the first fifty fans who attend Sunday's match.

Pack in the Rankings:
The Wolfpack picked up the No. 20 spot on the ITA rankings this week moving up two spots from last week. The Pack head into the weekend with a 8-4 overall record, and 1-1 record in conference play
Four members of the Pack climbed the singles ladder this week including Fons Van Sambeek who made his first appearance of the season on the ITA singles charts this week at the No. 103 spot. Junior Braden Shick made his way into the double digits making his way to the No. 95 spot. Senior Robin Catry continues to climb each week standing at the No. 58 spot this week. Also representing the Pack, Joe Wayand made the jump to No. 108.
Doubles Duo Martin Borisiouk and Joe Wayand still feature at the No. 27 spot in ITA doubles rankings.

Scouting the Tigers:
Clemson heads into Friday's match coming off of two tough losses on the road against ACC opponents No. 15 Duke, and No. 30 North Carolina. The Tigers hold an overall record of 7-6 and 0-2 record in conference play.
Clemson features No. 75 singles player Wissam Abderrahman, and doubles pair No. 62 Maxwell Smith and Noa Vukadin.

Scouting the Yellow Jackets:
Georgia Tech will make their way to Raleigh at the No. 28 spot in ITA team rankings this week. The Yellow Jackets currently hold a 10-3 record, 1-1 in conference play.
The Yellow Jacket squad has a collection of ranked players. Singles includes No. 18 Andres Martin, and No. 42 Keshav Choppa. The Yellow Jackets doubles lineup includes No. 38 Keshav Choppa and Marcus Mcdaniel.
Georgia Tech is coming off of their big win over the weekend after the Yellow Jackets took down No. 11 Duke in the programs first conference win of the season Mar. 1. After dropping doubles point to the Blue Devils, Tech came back in singles claiming all six matches for a 6-1 final score.

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ACC play is full steam ahead, as No. 20 NC State gets set to host ACC opponents No. 68 Clemson Friday, Mar. 5 at 5:30PM, and No. 28 Georgia Tech Sunday, Mar. 10 at 12:00PM at the J.W Isenhour Tennis Center.
General Information:
Across the street the NC State Baseball team will be competing during Friday's match against the Clemson Tigers, Guests will not need to obtain a virtual parking permit for Friday's match.Tennis Parking is at the West Parking Deck. Parking is free to guests.
Promotions:
Friday's match will offer free Chick-Fil- A nuggets for fans, while supplies last. Additionally, guests will have the chance to enter to win an NC State swag bag and tennis racquet.
Sunday's match will be offering Bojangles chicken biscuits to the first fifty fans who attend Sunday's match.
Weekend Recap:
The Wolfpack are coming off of a 3-4 loss to Virginia over the weekend after the Wolfpack began conference play in a two match weekend in Virginia. The Pack started off the weekend with a 7-0 sweep in Blacksburg, VA after going head to head against ACC opponents Virginia Tech. The Pack made the trip Sunday to Charlottesville, VA competing against No. 8 Virginia facing a tough 4-3 loss.
Pack in the Rankings:
The Wolfpack picked up the No. 20 spot on the ITA rankings this week moving up two spots from last week. The Pack head into the weekend with a 8-4 overall record, and 1-1 record in conference play
Four members of the Pack climbed the singles ladder this week including Fons Van Sambeek who made his first appearance of the season on the ITA singles charts this week at the No. 103 spot. Junior Braden Shick made his way into the double digits making his way to the No. 95 spot. Senior Robin Catry continues to climb each week standing at the No. 58 spot this week. Also representing the Pack, Joe Wayand made the jump to No. 108.
Doubles Duo Martin Borisiouk and Joe Wayand still feature at the No. 27 spot in ITA doubles rankings.
Scouting the Tigers:
Clemson heads into Friday's match coming off of two tough losses on the road against ACC opponents No. 15 Duke, and No. 30 North Carolina. The Tigers hold an overall record of 7-6 and 0-2 record in conference play.
Clemson features No. 75 singles player Wissam Abderrahman, and doubles pair No. 62 Maxwell Smith and Noa Vukadin.
Scouting the Yellow Jackets:
Georgia Tech will make their way to Raleigh at the No. 28 spot in ITA team rankings this week. The Yellow Jackets currently hold a 10-3 record, 1-1 in conference play.
The Yellow Jacket squad has a collection of ranked players. Singles includes No. 18 Andres Martin, and No. 42 Keshav Choppa. The Yellow Jackets doubles lineup includes No. 38 Keshav Choppa and Marcus Mcdaniel.
Georgia Tech is coming off of their big win over the weekend after the Yellow Jackets took down No. 11 Duke in the programs first conference win of the season Mar. 1. After dropping doubles point to the Blue Devils, Tech came back in singles claiming all six matches for a 6-1 final score.
Up Next: The Pack will make the trip to Notre Dame, Indiana to take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Friday, Mar. 22 at 4:00PM.
#PackRisin | @packmenstennis

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Best day of the week! 😎

NC State vs. Clemson- ⏰5:30PM
ACC Cross Court Cast 🎙️ https://t.co/qxA5yLXnCi
Live Stream📺 https://t.co/TkpFYsslbt
Live Stat 🔗 https://t.co/uZnrHqEyot#PackRisin📈 pic.twitter.com/e1FxjT8q53

— NC State Men’s Tennis 🐺🎾 (@PackMensTennis) March 8, 2024

Vs Clemson

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 3-6
#2 Salvestre/Wayand 6-3
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 6-4

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 1-2
#2 Shick 2-2
#3 Staeheli 4-0
#4 Van Sambeek 2-
#5 Salvestre 2-2
#6 Borisiouk 3-2

Vs Clemson

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 3-6
#2 Salvestre/Wayand 6-3
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 6-4

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-3
#2 Shick 6-4
#3 Staeheli 6-0, 0-2
#4 Van Sambeek 3-3
#5 Salvestre 4-4
#6 Borisiouk 4-6

Vs Clemson

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 3-6
#2 Salvestre/Wayand 6-3
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 6-4

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 6-3, 5-4
#2 Shick 6-4, 6-3 NC State clinches match 4-0
#3 Staeheli 6-0, 6-4 NC State leads match 3-0
#4 Van Sambeek 6-4, 2-3
#5 Salvestre 46-4, 6-2 NC State leads match 2-0
#6 Borisiouk 4-6, 6-3

J.W Isenhour Tennis Center was electric Friday night as No. 20 NC State Men's tennis took on the Clemson Tigers in the Pack's first ACC match at home.
This was the Wolfpack's first time playing at home since Head coach Kyle Spencer hit his hundredth win at NC State. Prior to the match coach Spencer was recognized on court one where he was joined by the team to receive an award commemorating his achievement.

On court three Damien Salvestre and Joe Wayand made it happen for the Pack in doubles play. Maintaining a steady lead throughout their match. The pair closed out their match first with a 6-3 over No. 62 ranked opponents Noa Vukadin and Max Damm(CU) giving the Pack the upper hand in doubles play.
On court one Robin Catry and Luca Staeheli struggled to find their rhythm in the beginning of doubles play. Marko Mesarovic and Stewart Aronson(CU) made way, taking the lead. Finding weaknesses the pair evened out the match 3-3. The Tigers eventually found the lead again taking the second doubles match 6-3. Left on court five was Braden Shick and Fons Van Sambeek who helped the Pack clinch the doubles point on a 6-4 victory over opponents Max Smith and Wissam Abderrhman(CU).
The Pack headed into singles play with the doubles point on the board. Junior and also birthday boy Luca Staeheli wasted no time getting a quick 6-0 lead in the first set to start things off for the Pack in singles play.
No. 103 Fons Van Sambeek had a strong first set leading 6-4 over opponent Marko Mesarovic (CU). This was Sambeek's first match since claiming a spot in the ITA singles rankings. Heading into the second set the match was abandoned due to courts two, three, and five finishing up prior.
Damien Salvestre battled it out against opponent Noa Vukadin (CU) in a two set match In a close first set Salvestre pulled away from his Tiger opponent claiming the first set 6-4. Salvestre making strides was explosive in the second set securing a quick 6-2 second set, giving the Pack its first singles point of the evening.
Braden Shick controlled his match against ranked opponent No. 75 Wissam Abderrham (CU) in a 6-4, 2-3 match. In a two set take down Shick celebrated being third point of the day for the Pack.
Staheli who kicked things off for the Pack also finished things off clinching the win for the Pack, in a 6-4 second set. The Pack racked up a 4-0 win and extended their overall record to 9-4, and 2-1 in ACC play.
Box Scores:
Singles competition
1. #58 Robin Catry (ST) vs. Ryuhei Azuma (CU) 6-3, 5-4, unfinished
2. #95 Braden Shick (ST) def. #75 Wissam Abderrhman (CU) 6-4, 6-3
3. Luca Staeheli (ST) def. Noa Vukadin (CU) 6-0, 6-4
4. #103 Fons Van Sambeek (ST) vs. Marko Mesarovic (CU) 6-4, 2-3, unfinished
5. Damien Salvestre (ST) def. Stewart Aronson (CU) 6-4, 6-2
6. Martin Borisiouk (ST) vs. Matt Pitts (CU) 4-6, 6-3, unfinished
Doubles competition
1. Marko Mesarovic/Stewart Aronson (CU) def. Robin Catry/Luca Staeheli (ST) 6-3
2. Damien Salvestre/Joseph Wayand (ST) def. #62 Noa Vukadin/Max Damm (CU) 6-3
3. Braden Shick/Fons Van Sambeek (ST) def. Max Smith/Wissam Abderrhman (CU) 6-4
Up Next: The Wolfpack will return to J.W Isenhour Tennis Center this Sunday Mar. 10 at noon to take on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

https://gopack.com/news/2024/3/8/mens-tennis-pack-take-down-clemson-4-0

Nothing like Sunday tennis is Raleigh📍

Start time ⏰ 12:00PM
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— NC State Men’s Tennis 🐺🎾 (@PackMensTennis) March 10, 2024

Vs Georgia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 6-4
#2 Salvestre/Wayand 3-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 6-2

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 3-6, 1-0
#2 Shick 5-5
#3 Staeheli 6-4
#4 Van Sambeek 6-1, 0-3
#5 Salvestre 0-6, 3-1
#6 Borisiouk 5-5

Vs Georgia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 6-4
#2 Salvestre/Wayand 3-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 6-2

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 3-6, 4-1
#2 Shick 7-5, 0-1
#3 Staeheli 6-4, 2-2
#4 Van Sambeek 6-1, 2-4
#5 Salvestre 0-6, 6-2
#6 Borisiouk 5-7, 1-0

Vs Georgia Tech

Doubles
#1 Catry/Staeheli 6-4
#2 Salvestre/Wayand 3-6
#3 Shick/Van Sambeek 6-2

NC State wins doubles point and leads match 1-0

Singles
#1 Catry 3-6, 5-4
#2 Shick 7-5, 2-3
#3 Staeheli 6-4, 5-4
#4 Van Sambeek 6-1, 4-6
#5 Salvestre 0-6, 6-2, 2-3
#6 Borisiouk 5-7, 4-2