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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Clemson Tigers secured their first road win of the season with a 4-0 sweep over Louisville. The win marked the Tigers third conference-play victory and their 11th win of 2024 campaign. (Brandon Quote) The Tigers brought the energy early in doubles as the duo of Wissam Abderrahman and Max Damm were first to secure a victory as the took down Louisville's Nakanishi and Donnet 6-1, on court two. Louisville responded with a win on court three to even the doubles score, which left the No. 69 court one duo of Noa Vukadin and Max Smith to finish the job. With a 6-4 victory, Vukadin and Smith tabbed their 13th win of the season and awarded Clemson the doubles point as the Tigers took the 1-0 lead. Clemson continued to bring the heat in singles as the Tigers looked to secure a victory in their last road match of the regular season. Vukadin was first to finish on court three as he took down his opponent 6-3, 6-0 as he did not allow Matthew Fung to record a single point
CLEMSON, S.C. – The Clemson Tigers add on to their undefeated home-streak as they run past SMU, 5-2 to secure their third victory of the weekend. The duo of Max Damm and Wissam Abderrahman clinched the doubles point for the Tigers as Ryuhei Azuma secured the overall victory for Clemson in singles. Clemson 5, SMU 2 The Tigers brought the energy early in doubles as they were leading on all courts to start. The Mustangs took the first doubles victory of the match but Clemson was able to answer back as the freshman duo of Marko Mesarovic and Stewart Aronson recorded a win 6-3 against Maks Silagy and Julian Steinhausen. With the doubles tied 1-1, it was left to the duo of Damm and Abderrahan to get it done and secure the doubles point for Clemson. After an intense back and forth battle, the pairing was able to record the tiebreaker win of 7-6 (7-1) to award the Tigers the doubles point and give Clemson the 1-0 lead. In singles, the first Tiger to secure a victory was Mesarovic as he
EAST LANSING, Mich. - Freshman Marko Mesarovic picked up a three-set singles victory, but Clemson fell to the 16th ranked Michigan State Spartans 6-1 in East Lansing. The Tigers (2-3) are one of six teams to secure a point against the Spartans (9-0) this season. Credit to Michigan State for playing well and mature today when it mattered. Head Coach Brandon Wagner said. They have some great seasoned players and it showed today. We have another great opportunity on Sunday against another great team to respond and go for it with a full team effort.” The Tigers began their battle early in doubles as the No. 33 ranked duo of Noa Vukadin and Max Smith were paired against the court one Spartan duo of Aristotelis Thanos and Taym Alazmeh. The Spartans were able to secure the doubles point from court three and two so the No. 33 duo left their match unfinished. In singles, Clemson continued to fight as Michigan State has three players ranked within the top 100. On court one, Ryuhei Azuma faced