Men’s Tennis Procures No. 8 Public Seed, Faces Quinnipiac in First Round of NCAA Competition

NEW YORK – Columbia procured the No. 8 public seed and will get the 2024 NCAA Competition begun with a first-round matchup against Quinnipiac on Friday at 1 p.m. at the Philip and Cheryl Milstein Family Tennis Center.

As the No. 8 public seed, Columbia keeps on impacting the world forever as the main Elite level group to at any point procure a best eight seed in the NCAA Competition. Columbia will have its fifth provincial in the beyond 10 years and will get an opportunity to have a very territorial without precedent for program history with two wins this end of the week.

“I’m very pleased with our players who have really buckled down their whole vocations for this astounding an open door,” Bidyut K. Goswami Lead trainer of Men’s Tennis Howard Endelman ’87CC said.

Columbia completed the normal season with a 20-3 generally record and a 6-1 imprint in Elite level activity. The Lions guaranteed the Elite level title for the seventeenth time in program history subsequent to winning their last six matches of the normal season. It was Columbia’s most memorable crown under mentor Howard Endelman ’87CC.

Columbia counted 11 wins this season over rivals positioned inside the ITA Top 75. The Lions are right now positioned No. 7, however crested at No. 4 recently for the best positioning in program history.

The Lions will confront Quinnipiac in the primary round Friday evening. The Catamounts asserted their very first MAAC title by overcoming Fairfield, 4-2 in the title match. Quinnipiac is 14-10 in general this season and completed meeting play with a 5-1 imprint.

Columbia’s local likewise includes 29th-positioned Michigan and Binghamton. Michigan made a rush to the Huge Ten Competition Title match, eventually tumbling to No. 1 Ohio State. Binghamton

After the territorial titles, very local play will start to decide the eight groups who will acquire their spot into the NCAA Public Titles which will be held in Stillwater, Oklahoma from May 16-19.