Tennis

In a hard-fought battle spanning two days and lasting over 3.5 hours, the Kentucky…

The match came down to court six, where freshman Andre’ Steinbach won against Joseph Wayand 6-1, 7-5 to seal Louisville’s ACC road victory.

Louisville’s 76th-ranked Rodrigues put up an outstanding performance by defeating No. 11 Melios Efstathiou 6-3, but was tied 4-4 in the second set on court one when the match ended.

The match was then left in the hands of players on courts three and five who were locked in third-set battles. Verma rebounded from a 6-0 first-set loss to Killingsworth to pick up a 6-4 win in the second set.

The Wildcats maintained control of the match in singles play, winning five of the six opening sets. Freshman Charlelie Cosnet was the first to add a point to the team total

Kentucky is hoping to secure its second conference win this season, having recently achieved victory against Mississippi State