The Queens men's tennis team narrowly lost 4-3 to Georgia State in a closely contested match at the Howard Levine Tennis Center. Despite Queens securing key singles victories to tie the match at 3-3, Gavin Ryan fell in the deciding match at No. 6 singles, giving the Panthers the edge. The match started with Georgia State taking the doubles point, setting the stage for an intense singles showdown.

By the Numbers
  • Queens' record now stands at 0-11, while Georgia State improves to 4-12.
  • The match featured three singles wins for Queens, all in straight sets, before the final match concluded.
State of Play
  • Georgia State captured the doubles point early, winning both No. 1 and No. 2 doubles matches.
  • Despite trailing, Queens rallied with singles wins from Diego Jimenez and Noe Villen, bringing them close to victory.
What's Next

Queens is set to face UNCW on Sunday, March 29, at 10:00 a.m. in Wilmington, looking for their first win of the season.

Bottom Line

Queens demonstrated resilience in a tightly fought match, but will need to build on this performance as they seek their first victory in upcoming matches.