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Ohio State Men's Tennis (2014/2019/2024 ITA Indoor National Champs, 17 Straight B1G Titles)

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Congratulations to the Captain for rewriting all the records for victories in tOSU tennis history.
With today's win, Justin passes Steven Moneke and establishes another mark in the Buckeye tennis record book-- most single's victories in a tOSU career.
Accomplishments this year for Justin Kronauge:
Most double's wins (128) in tOSU history.
Most combined wins (275 singles and doubles) in tOSU history.
And with today's victory the most single's wins (147) in tOSU history!

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Kronauge will not have much time to rest after advancing to the round of 32 with a long and grueling 3 set match today.
Tomorrow at 10 am he will face the #8 seed, Oleksandr Nedovyesov of Oklahoma State.
On the other side of the draw Chase Buchanan will square off at 10 am with Ryan Lipman of Vanderbilt. Tomorrow's winners will advance to the round of 16.
Also tomorrow the double's competition will begin with #7 seed Chase Buchanan and Dino Marcan set to meet Puetz and Stamchev of Auburn. No start time is listed but it will follow at least 30 minutes after Buchanan's singles match finishes.
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From the tOSU official tennis site
Photo Courtesy: Bill Kallenberg
Senior co-captain Justin Kronauge has cemented his place in the Ohio State record books: he is the all-time leader in singles, doubles and combined wins.
After being shutout in the first set, 6-0, Kronauge, ranked 23rd in the ITA standings, executed an impressive rally, nearly serving a second-set goose egg (6-1) himself. The third and deciding set was much more dramatic, but the Buckeye from Dayton, Ohio, pulled out the victory, 7-5. Not only did Kronauge extend his win streak in singles to 25, he also became Ohio State's career singles wins leader with 147 victories. The 2010 Midwest Region Farnsworth/ITA Senior Player of the Year accomplished this feat after already topping the program's combined and doubles wins list earlier this season. Among his 36 wins, Kronauge has lost the first set just four times this season and owns a 3-1 record when he does so. Kronauge will face Oklahoma State's and sixth seed Oleksandr Nedovyesov next.
In addition to continued action in the singles championship, Buchanan will pair with freshman and Rijeka, Croatia, native Dino Marcan in the 32-field doubles bracket at 5 p.m. Thursday. The Buckeye duo will open action against Auburn's Tim Puetz and Alexander Stamchev. . . .
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gracelhink;1708834; said:
Kronauge will not have much time to rest after advancing to the round of 32 with a long and grueling 3 set match today.
Tomorrow at 10 am he will face the #8 seed, Oleksandr Nedovyesov of Oklahoma State.
On the other side of the draw Chase Buchanan will square off at 10 am with Ryan Lipman of Vanderbilt. Tomorrow's winners will advance to the round of 16.
Also tomorrow the double's competition will begin with #7 seed Chase Buchanan and Dino Marcan set to meet Puetz and Stamchev of Auburn. No start time is listed but it will follow at least 30 minutes after Buchanan's singles match finishes.
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Thanks for the updates.

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A couple updates from late matches last night saw two major upsets.
#2 seed Steven Johnson of USC was handled in the first round by Rhyne Williams of Tennessee. It seems like a little payback was in order for the Tennessee loss in the NCAA team tournament.
The #3 seed John Patrick Smith of Tennessee did not get the same memo about payback, and he volunteered a 6-1, 6-1 loss to Austin Childs of Louisville.

What this means with the loss of the #2 and 3 seeds--Chase Buchanan's side of the draw is wide open. Buchanan at #7 is the highest ranked and seeded player left on the right side of the men's single's tournament.
The livestats for Kronauge and Buchanan can be found on one of two sites. http://www.georgiadogs.com/fls/8800/ncaa_tennis_live/Scoreboard.html
or
2010 NCAA Championships -- Visitors vs Home team

Live video streams of matches can be found here.
NCAA.com – The Official Website of NCAA Championships - Tennis
 
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