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No. 10 USC Men’s Tennis Begins Quest for Fourth Consecutive Pac-12 Championship
April 25, 2023 | Men's Tennis
Trojans are the No. 1 seed, opening against ASU/Oregon in Thursday’s quarterfinals at Libbey Park.
THIS WEEK
No. 10 USC has secured the No. 1 seed for the coming Pac-12 Tournament, which is set to run April 26-29 at Libbey Park in Ojai, Calif. The Trojans (16-7, 6-2) open up with a 3 p.m. Pac-12 quarterfinal bout against either [8] ASU or [9] Oregon on Thursday (April 27). A win there would push USC into a semifinal against either [4] Stanford or [5] Cal at 1 p.m. on Friday (April 28), with the Pac-12 title match held at 6 p.m. on Saturday (April 29). The championship match will be televised on the Pac-12 Network.
TROJANS IN THE RANKINGS
In the ITA's latest team rankings, USC moved up one spot to No. 10.
USC boasts four Trojans in the national singles rankings with senior Stefan Dostanic leading Troy at No. 32. Trojan sophomore Peter Makk locked in the No. 48 ranking while Wojtek Marek claimed the No. 100 ranking and Bradley Fryerounded out the field at No. 116.
USC also boasts the No. 11 ranked doubles pair in Stefan Dostanic and Bradley Frye. The Trojan duo of Frye and freshman Learner Tien also entered the rankings for the first time this week, checking in at No. 52.
EVENT INFO
All four days of the Men's Championship will take place at Libbey Park. Coverage of the first rounds, quarterfinals and semifinals will be available via individual court live streams for authenticated subscribers to Pac-12 Networks. Saturday's championship matches will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Network. To view the 2023 Men's Tennis Championship bracket, click here.
Additional information regarding the 2023 Pac-12 Tennis Championships and updates throughout the week can be found by visiting the event page on Pac-12.com.
Tickets are available for fans who wish to attend the tournament. Fans can click here for more information.
TROJANS AT PAC-12 TOURNEYS
Since the team event began in 2012, USC has won six Pac-12 Tournament titles — 2012, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2022 — and has reached the final every year but 2016. USC has faced UCLA five times in the title match, winning twice (2012 and 2017). In 2015, USC beat Stanford in the final, topped Cal in the 2019 title match and took down Arizona State to win the 2021 trophy. The 2020 tournament was not held due to the coronavirus pandemic.
DEFENDING CHAMPS
USC worked its way to its third straight Pac-12 Tournament title after a strong showing in Ojai last season. The No. 2 seed in the 2022 tourney, USC cruised past No. seven seeded Cal, 4-0 in the quarterfinals to get to the semifinals for the tenth consecutive time. In the semis vs. No. 3 seed Stanford, USC again served up another shutout, beating the Cardinal 4-0 to advance to the championships match at Libbey Park. In the title match for the ninth time, USC won the doubles point and captured three singles matches en route to a 4-1 victory over Washington. The Huskies only point of the day came from a 6-4, 6-1 decision on court six as Nedim Suko beat Samuel Rubell. Bradley Frye delivered the clincher to get USC the title and the programs 15th consecutive ticket to the NCAA Tournament.
NOTABLE:
• USC's Peter Makk (six matches) and Wojtek Marek (four matches) have combed to clinch ten total matches for the Trojans this season.
• Peter Makk leads Troy in singles wins so far this season with 24 (15 of those wins coming from dual match play).
• Senior Stefan Dostanic leads the Trojans in doubles wins with 19, playing with both Bradley Frye and Ryan Colby this season.
• The Trojans had a travel heavy slate this spring, with only nine total home matches scheduled, including two ITA Kickoff Weekend matches.
• USC welcomed two mid-season additions in UCLA transfer Karl Lee and freshman Learner Tien.
• So far this season, the Trojans have faced 12 top-25 ranked opponents, winning five of those matches (#24 Vanderbilt, #15 Florida, #13 Georgia, #12 UNC and #19 Utah).
• USC is 12-2 this season when claiming the doubles point, and 4-5 when losing the doubles point.
SCOUTING ARIZONA STATE
No. 45 Arizona State enters the postseason 13-10 overall, with a 2-6 conference record. Most recently, ASU fell to No. 16 Arizona 4-2. The Sun Devils boast No. 37 Murphy Cassone and the No. 70 ranked duo of Jacob Bullard and Constantinos Koshis. USC previously faced ASU on March 31, beating the Sun Devils 6-1 on the road.
SCOUTING OREGON
No. 52 Oregon went 13-12 during the spring, entering the Pac-12 tournament with a 2-6 conference record. Most recently, Oregon defeated No. 17 Stanford 4-1 during Senior Day. The Ducks boast one ranked singles player in No. 109 Joshua Charlton. Just a few weeks back, USC defeated Oregon 4-0 at Marks Stadium.
FOLLOW ALONG
Stay up to date with Troy's postseason run via the team's Twitter and Instagram account, @uscmenstennis, which will have updates and daily recaps.
USC's season statistics can be found here.
The live stat link will be made available at a later time.
No. 10 USC has secured the No. 1 seed for the coming Pac-12 Tournament, which is set to run April 26-29 at Libbey Park in Ojai, Calif. The Trojans (16-7, 6-2) open up with a 3 p.m. Pac-12 quarterfinal bout against either [8] ASU or [9] Oregon on Thursday (April 27). A win there would push USC into a semifinal against either [4] Stanford or [5] Cal at 1 p.m. on Friday (April 28), with the Pac-12 title match held at 6 p.m. on Saturday (April 29). The championship match will be televised on the Pac-12 Network.
TROJANS IN THE RANKINGS
In the ITA's latest team rankings, USC moved up one spot to No. 10.
USC boasts four Trojans in the national singles rankings with senior Stefan Dostanic leading Troy at No. 32. Trojan sophomore Peter Makk locked in the No. 48 ranking while Wojtek Marek claimed the No. 100 ranking and Bradley Fryerounded out the field at No. 116.
USC also boasts the No. 11 ranked doubles pair in Stefan Dostanic and Bradley Frye. The Trojan duo of Frye and freshman Learner Tien also entered the rankings for the first time this week, checking in at No. 52.
EVENT INFO
All four days of the Men's Championship will take place at Libbey Park. Coverage of the first rounds, quarterfinals and semifinals will be available via individual court live streams for authenticated subscribers to Pac-12 Networks. Saturday's championship matches will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Network. To view the 2023 Men's Tennis Championship bracket, click here.
Additional information regarding the 2023 Pac-12 Tennis Championships and updates throughout the week can be found by visiting the event page on Pac-12.com.
Tickets are available for fans who wish to attend the tournament. Fans can click here for more information.
TROJANS AT PAC-12 TOURNEYS
Since the team event began in 2012, USC has won six Pac-12 Tournament titles — 2012, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2022 — and has reached the final every year but 2016. USC has faced UCLA five times in the title match, winning twice (2012 and 2017). In 2015, USC beat Stanford in the final, topped Cal in the 2019 title match and took down Arizona State to win the 2021 trophy. The 2020 tournament was not held due to the coronavirus pandemic.
DEFENDING CHAMPS
USC worked its way to its third straight Pac-12 Tournament title after a strong showing in Ojai last season. The No. 2 seed in the 2022 tourney, USC cruised past No. seven seeded Cal, 4-0 in the quarterfinals to get to the semifinals for the tenth consecutive time. In the semis vs. No. 3 seed Stanford, USC again served up another shutout, beating the Cardinal 4-0 to advance to the championships match at Libbey Park. In the title match for the ninth time, USC won the doubles point and captured three singles matches en route to a 4-1 victory over Washington. The Huskies only point of the day came from a 6-4, 6-1 decision on court six as Nedim Suko beat Samuel Rubell. Bradley Frye delivered the clincher to get USC the title and the programs 15th consecutive ticket to the NCAA Tournament.
NOTABLE:
• USC's Peter Makk (six matches) and Wojtek Marek (four matches) have combed to clinch ten total matches for the Trojans this season.
• Peter Makk leads Troy in singles wins so far this season with 24 (15 of those wins coming from dual match play).
• Senior Stefan Dostanic leads the Trojans in doubles wins with 19, playing with both Bradley Frye and Ryan Colby this season.
• The Trojans had a travel heavy slate this spring, with only nine total home matches scheduled, including two ITA Kickoff Weekend matches.
• USC welcomed two mid-season additions in UCLA transfer Karl Lee and freshman Learner Tien.
• So far this season, the Trojans have faced 12 top-25 ranked opponents, winning five of those matches (#24 Vanderbilt, #15 Florida, #13 Georgia, #12 UNC and #19 Utah).
• USC is 12-2 this season when claiming the doubles point, and 4-5 when losing the doubles point.
SCOUTING ARIZONA STATE
No. 45 Arizona State enters the postseason 13-10 overall, with a 2-6 conference record. Most recently, ASU fell to No. 16 Arizona 4-2. The Sun Devils boast No. 37 Murphy Cassone and the No. 70 ranked duo of Jacob Bullard and Constantinos Koshis. USC previously faced ASU on March 31, beating the Sun Devils 6-1 on the road.
SCOUTING OREGON
No. 52 Oregon went 13-12 during the spring, entering the Pac-12 tournament with a 2-6 conference record. Most recently, Oregon defeated No. 17 Stanford 4-1 during Senior Day. The Ducks boast one ranked singles player in No. 109 Joshua Charlton. Just a few weeks back, USC defeated Oregon 4-0 at Marks Stadium.
FOLLOW ALONG
Stay up to date with Troy's postseason run via the team's Twitter and Instagram account, @uscmenstennis, which will have updates and daily recaps.
USC's season statistics can be found here.
The live stat link will be made available at a later time.
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