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2/17/2026 11:33:00 AM | Men's Tennis
JACKSONVILLE – Men's tennis looks to stay unbeaten Wednesday against Alabama A&M. The match is set for a 1:30 p.m. start time at the Jax State Tennis Courts.
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Jax State (5-0) is fresh off a 4-1home win against rival Troy on Saturday, Feb. 14. Meanwhile, Alabama A&M (0-5) is coming off a 4-3 loss at Georgia State on Feb. 14.
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Against Troy, Jax State dropped the doubles point before rattling off four consecutive wins in singles to secure the victory. Charlie Penman got the winning rolling in singles with a 6-0, 6-3 win on court one over Troy's Ausias Martin Melo. On court six, Alin Fatu then put the Gamecocks ahead 2-1 with a 6-4, 6-0 triumph over Ryusei Miyazato.
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David Krasner won the first and second set of his match on court two by a score of 6-3 to make it match point for the Gamecocks. Aman Dahiya closed out the victory on court three with a 6-3 first set win and a 7-5 second set final.
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Jax State has been impressive in singles play thus far, boasting a 24-4 record as a team. Dahiya is 4-0, Timo De Visser is 4-0, Fatu is 4-0, Zach Murphy is 2-0, and Lucius Soller 2-0. Penman is 2-2 on the year, while Matei Palcau is 1-2, respectively.
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In doubles play, the Gamecocks are 9-5 this spring. The doubles teams of Penman and Fatu and Murphy and Soller are tied for a team-best 2-0 record. Soller and Krasner are 1-1, while Krasner and Marko Milosavljevic are 0-1. Fatu and Krasner are 1-0 when paired up, while Fatu and Palcau are 1-0 when teamed up.
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Jax State heads to Georgia Tech on Friday, Feb. 20, following the match against Alabama A&M.
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To stay up-to-date with the Gamecocks, follow their Facebook (Jacksonville State Men's Tennis), Instagram (@JaxStateMTEN), and X (@JaxStateMTEN) accounts.
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Jax State (5-0) is fresh off a 4-1home win against rival Troy on Saturday, Feb. 14. Meanwhile, Alabama A&M (0-5) is coming off a 4-3 loss at Georgia State on Feb. 14.
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Against Troy, Jax State dropped the doubles point before rattling off four consecutive wins in singles to secure the victory. Charlie Penman got the winning rolling in singles with a 6-0, 6-3 win on court one over Troy's Ausias Martin Melo. On court six, Alin Fatu then put the Gamecocks ahead 2-1 with a 6-4, 6-0 triumph over Ryusei Miyazato.
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David Krasner won the first and second set of his match on court two by a score of 6-3 to make it match point for the Gamecocks. Aman Dahiya closed out the victory on court three with a 6-3 first set win and a 7-5 second set final.
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Jax State has been impressive in singles play thus far, boasting a 24-4 record as a team. Dahiya is 4-0, Timo De Visser is 4-0, Fatu is 4-0, Zach Murphy is 2-0, and Lucius Soller 2-0. Penman is 2-2 on the year, while Matei Palcau is 1-2, respectively.
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In doubles play, the Gamecocks are 9-5 this spring. The doubles teams of Penman and Fatu and Murphy and Soller are tied for a team-best 2-0 record. Soller and Krasner are 1-1, while Krasner and Marko Milosavljevic are 0-1. Fatu and Krasner are 1-0 when paired up, while Fatu and Palcau are 1-0 when teamed up.
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Jax State heads to Georgia Tech on Friday, Feb. 20, following the match against Alabama A&M.
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To stay up-to-date with the Gamecocks, follow their Facebook (Jacksonville State Men's Tennis), Instagram (@JaxStateMTEN), and X (@JaxStateMTEN) accounts.
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