Men's doubles tennis team wins NCAA title
by Defender90 on May 26, 2008 8:56 PM PDT
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PrintRobert Farah and Kaes Van't Hof won the NCAA Doubles Championship in Men's Tennis in Tulsa, OK today in straight sets, 7-6 (10), 7-6 (6). They faced doubles teams from Ole Miss in both the semifinals (Bram ten Berge, Matthias Willerman) and final (Jonas Berg, Erling Tveit). Tenacity and mental toughness were obviously key to their victories, as the Trojan duo had to win tiebreakers in every set in both the semifinal and final. This is the first USC doubles title since 1989. Van't Hof is a senior, but Farah is only a sophomore so hopefully he'll be back next year to compete with a new partner. Congrats guys - fight on!
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This is great!
with the Mayo mess and the Baseball team missing the post-season again. the Womens Golf team winning and the Mens doubles winning are great pick-me-ups!
Yeah, it's good stuff
Now I wanna know the deal with this apparent pipeline from Scandinavia to Oxford, Miss.
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