SMU tennis players eliminated from NCAAs
Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 9:29 pmMustangs fall in first round of NCAA Singles Championship
Players ousted by top-20 singles
STANFORD, Calif. (SMU/NCAA) - Both Mustangs fell today in the first round of NCAA Singles Championship at Stanford University. No. 55 Alex Skrypko was unable to overcome the tough competition of No. 3 Luigi D'Agord of Miami today as Skrypko fell in straight sets during the. No. 58 Peter Oredsson fell to No. 22 Erling Tveit from Mississippi in a straight two set decision.
Oredsson concludes his senior campaign with a 17-15 this season at the top of the line-up for the Mustangs. After working his way to the top of the line-up, Skrypko posted a sophomore record of 21-6. Both players were honored with C-USA First-Team honors and Skrypko was named C-USA Player of the Week during the season.
Luigi D'Agord(3), Miami def. Alex Skrypko, SMU, 6-1, 6-2
Erling Tveit, Mississippi def. Peter Oredsson, SMU, 6-1, 6-4
Players ousted by top-20 singles
STANFORD, Calif. (SMU/NCAA) - Both Mustangs fell today in the first round of NCAA Singles Championship at Stanford University. No. 55 Alex Skrypko was unable to overcome the tough competition of No. 3 Luigi D'Agord of Miami today as Skrypko fell in straight sets during the. No. 58 Peter Oredsson fell to No. 22 Erling Tveit from Mississippi in a straight two set decision.
Oredsson concludes his senior campaign with a 17-15 this season at the top of the line-up for the Mustangs. After working his way to the top of the line-up, Skrypko posted a sophomore record of 21-6. Both players were honored with C-USA First-Team honors and Skrypko was named C-USA Player of the Week during the season.
Luigi D'Agord(3), Miami def. Alex Skrypko, SMU, 6-1, 6-2
Erling Tveit, Mississippi def. Peter Oredsson, SMU, 6-1, 6-4