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The Harvard University men’s tennis team qualified for the ITA National Indoor Championship in New York City, dominating the ITA Kickoff Weekend final.
The Crimson downed the Northwestern Wildcats 4-0.
The Crimson will stay home next weekend to take on No. 14 Michigan and Boston University, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, for a doubleheader, tomorrow, Friday, February 2.
Doubles domination🤝#GoCrimson x #OneCrimson pic.twitter.com/KJsVMi7Fj7 — Harvard Men’s Tennis (@HarvardMTennis) January 28, 2024
Ronan Jachuck and Masato Perera got their first win of the day 6-3.
Daniel Milavsky and Cooper Williams won 6-2 over Gleb Blekher and Felix Nordby. In singles, the Crimson continued to grow by winning the first set in all six matches. Completing an undefeated weekend with his win, Henry von der Schulenburg earned his first singles win of the day, dropping Presley Thieneman in the same set 6-2.
Jachuck and Milavsky notched three and four wins respectively, sealing the game and securing the shutout. Each has lost no more than four games in consecutive victories. As play was suspended following the Crimson victory, each of the remaining Harvard players led in the second set with at least four wins.
Claiming Their Tickets 🎟️
Congratulations to the 1⃣8⃣ teams that earned their spots in the ITA Division I National Team Indoor Championships today! #WeAreCollegeTennis | #ITAIndoors pic.twitter.com/EWzbuiWRQR — ITA (@ITA_Tennis) January 29, 2024
Men’s singles No.
15 Cooper Williams vs. Gleb Blekher (Northwest), 6-4, 4-3 DNF
Henry von der Schulenburg def. Presley Thieneman (Northwest), 6-2, 6-2
Daniel Milavsky def. Saiprakash Goli (Northwest), 6-2, 6-2
Ronan Jachuck def. Felix Nordby (Northwest), 6-3, 6-1
Rohan Murali vs.
Greyson Casey (Northwest), 6-2, 5-4 DNF
Masato Perera vs. Chad Miller (Northwest), 6-2, 4-2 DNF Men’s doubles No. 5 Cooper Williams/Daniel Milavsky def. Gleb Blekher/Felix Nordby (Northwest), 6-2
Ronan Jachuck/Masato Perera def.
Greyson Casey/Presley Thieneman (Northwest), 6-3
Alan Yim/Henry von der Schulenburg vs. Caldwell/Chad Miller (Northwest), 5-4 DNF
