FGCU secured an impressive upset in the ASUN Tournament by defeating No. 4 seed EKU 4-3, thanks to a thrilling performance from Mika Bunjes in a decisive tiebreaker. The match, held in Fort Myers, saw FGCU's doubles team clinch the opening point, and Bunjes ultimately sealed the win after an intense back-and-forth in singles play. Despite early setbacks, FGCU rallied to secure the victory and advance to the semifinals against No. 1 seed North Florida on April 17.

By the Numbers
  • FGCU is now 18-8 (.692) all-time in ASUN Tournament play.
  • The Eagles have won eight consecutive matches in ASUN Tournament Quarterfinal play.
State of Play
  • FGCU will face North Florida, the top seed, on April 17 at 9 a.m.
  • Previously, FGCU has a strong 5-2 record in ASUN Tournament matches against the Ospreys.
What's Next

As FGCU prepares for the semifinals, the focus will be on maintaining their momentum against North Florida, building on their successful history in tournament play. Key players like Mika Bunjes will be pivotal in repeating their previous success against the top seed.

Bottom Line

FGCU's determination and teamwork were crucial in overcoming EKU, setting the stage for a challenging matchup against North Florida. The Eagles aim to leverage their experience and recent successes in the upcoming semifinals for a shot at the championship.