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A year of experience takes on a whole new meaning for the Cal men’s tennis team, as it started the season with only one freshman player and 10 veterans, seven of whom were freshmen last year.
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The Oracle ITA Fall National Championships started off with disaster — one of the two doubles teams had to withdraw because of illness — but ended with remarkable success for an up-and-coming doubles team.
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The field of players is composed of singles and doubles winners of other prominent tournaments, such as regional ITA tournaments or the ITA All-American tournament, in addition to several at-large bids.
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The ITA Northwest Regional Championships features most Division I schools in the Northern Pacific. It will be attended by Stanford, UC Davis, Oregon, Washington and San Francisco, among others.
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Just like students wait to get into classes that are full, Kikuchi and Brumm didn’t know if they would be playing doubles in Tulsa. Unfortunately for their opponents, they did.
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Cal men’s tennis team will look for a third consecutive doubles title as it heads to Santa Barbara for the UCSB Classic.
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For the second weekend in a row, the Cal men’s tennis team has captured a doubles title at a prestigious tournament — this time at the Aggie Invitational in Davis.
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The Intercollegiate Tennis Association is the organization that releases rankings for college tennis players. In the preseason polls, a number of Bears made the list. No. 102 Jacob Brumm and No. 113 Jack Malloy were ranked in singles, while the duo of Can Kaya and Mert Zincirli was ranked at No. 59 in doubles.
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Cal men’s tennis will send seven players to two different tournaments on opposite sides of the country. Three will attend the Milwaukee Tennis Classic, which kicks off Thursday, and four will travel to the Battle in the Bay Classic, which begins Friday.
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This was an opportunity for the Bears to show what they learned last year with a young but talented roster. If this tournament is predictive of the rest of the season, Cal has the potential to be successful in the spring when team play starts.
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