NC State men's tennis team, ranked 30th, defeated Middle Tennessee 4-2, advancing to the second round of the NCAA Championship. The victory marks the third consecutive year the Wolfpack has progressed past the first round. Despite losing the doubles point, NC State showcased resilience by winning four crucial singles matches. Head coach Kyle Spencer's team has reached the national tournament eight times, successfully passing the first round six times.

By the Numbers
  • NC State improved to 17-7 overall.
  • This is the third consecutive year the Wolfpack has advanced to the second round.
State of Play
  • NC State dropped the doubles point after a hard-fought battle but secured four singles victories.
  • Key wins included two-set performances by Charlie Camus and Darius Pop, contributing to the team's overall lead.
What's Next

NC State will face the winner of the match between No. 12 Georgia and Elon in the second round scheduled for tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Athens.

Bottom Line

The Wolfpack's strong singles performances highlight their competitive edge, making them a formidable contender in the tournament moving forward.