McClain Kessler (UF) def.If a student has created a GatorLink account, but claims they cannot access their activity in Canvas there are several areas to check:.Alfredo was playing some really good tennis.
You could feel the crowd getting into it. We played through the nerves and through the tough patches out there in the singles and were able to secure wins on every court." Our guys were certainly motivated and a little bit nervous. I thought we got off to a pretty good start in singles. Also, Alfredo making some huge plays at the end of the set at No. To get that point with Maxx Lipman making some plays at the end of the set was huge. We knew that was going to be one of the toughest points of the day. We have a lot of respect for how Florida State plays doubles. Getting down in the doubles early and then finding a way to hang in there long enough to turn it in our favor was huge. I was really anxious to see what our guys would bring. I was really anxious to see how our guys would respond after a tough loss to Ohio State and how they would react to a tough Florida State team that came in here with a lot of energy and would be well-prepared. to take on the LSU Tigers next Friday at 6 p.m. The tiebreaker would go in favor of Perez 10-3 and the Orange and Blue completed the sweep of the Seminoles. The Gator sophomore fell in the first set 6-3, only to win 7-5 in the second. In the final match of the day, Perez-Blanco would edge out Michael Rinaldi in three sets. The third set tiebreaker would be won by Perez 10-8. The Gator freshman would need to come back from down 4-2 in the second to split the sets with a score of 7-5. The closest match of the day was on court five with Alfredo Perezfalling in the first, 6-4. Elliott Orkin went down 7-6(5) in the first set, but came storming back 6-1 in the second and defeated Marco Nunez 10-4 in the third set tiebreaker. The resiliency of the Gator team showed in the final three singles matches with each of the players dropping their respective first sets. Senior Diego Hidalgo clinched the match for the Gators with a 6-3, 6-4 victory on court one to seal the Gators' match win over their in-state foe. McClain Kesslerdefeated Jose Gracia, 6-3, 6-4 and Gordon Watsondefeated Terrance Whitehurst, 6-1, 6-4. Singles action saw the Gators clinch the match in straight sets on three courts. On court three, Alfredo Perezand Chase Perez-Blancowould go back and forth with FSU's Whitehurst and Gracia, but eventually a hard forehand down the line from Perez would give the tandem the match and UF the doubles point. After falling on Court One, juniors Maxx Lipmanand Elliott Orkin would come back from down 5-3 to win four straight games and the match, 7-5 on court two. The doubles point proved to be a tough test for the Orange and Blue. The Gators defeated the Seminoles, 7-0 to make it nine straight seasons that UF has won the Sunshine Showdown. – The University of Florida men's tennis team pulled off an exciting sweep of in-state rival, Florida State, on Saturday in front of a big crowd at the Ring Tennis Complex.
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