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Jan 24 Final
M. Tennis
9
vs Porterville
0
Feb 06 Final
M. Tennis
5
vs Bakersfield
4
Parking pass/permit required to park on campus.
Feb 07 Final
M. Tennis
5
at Occidental
2
Feb 10 Final
M. Tennis
5
vs #4 Glendale
4
Feb 12 Final
M. Tennis
7
at San Diego City
2
Feb 14 Final
M. Tennis
1
at Pomona Pitzer
6
Feb 17 Final
M. Tennis
9
vs Mt. San Jacinto
0
Feb 24 Final
M. Tennis
4
at Irvine Valley
5
Feb 26 Final
M. Tennis
7
at Mt. San Antonio
2
Feb 27 Final
M. Tennis
7
vs Hope International
2
Mar 03 Final
M. Tennis
9
vs Fullerton
0
Mar 05 Final
M. Tennis
9
vs Orange Coast
0
Mar 10 Final
M. Tennis
5
vs Ventura
4
Mar 12 Final
M. Tennis
8
at #5 Santa Barbara
1
Mar 17 Final
M. Tennis
4
vs Irvine Valley
5
One singles match left on the courts, but lights turned off - IVC had already clinched the overall win
Mar 19 Final
M. Tennis
7
vs Mt. San Antonio
2
Mar 24 Final
M. Tennis
9
at Fullerton
0
Mar 26 Final
M. Tennis
9
at Orange Coast
0
Apr 02 10:00 AM
M. Tennis
vs OEC Championship Tournament
OEC Championship Tournament
Apr 07 Final
M. Tennis
4
vs Glendale
5
SoCal Dual Team Regionals
Apr 23 TBA
M. Tennis
vs 3C2A State Championship
Apr 24 TBA
M. Tennis
vs 3C2A State Championship
Apr 25 TBA
M. Tennis
vs 3C2A State Championship
Gleb Mityurin Crowned OEC Singles Champion, Mityutin & Clark Reel in Doubles Championship

Gleb Mityurin Crowned OEC Singles Champion, Mityutin & Clark Reel in Doubles Championship

It was a clean sweep for freshman Gleb Mityurin in the Orange Empire Conference (OEC) Singles and Doubles Championships throughout the weekend. The freshman phenome reigned supreme in the singles bracket by earning a three-set victory over his teammate, sophomore Miles Clark, on Saturday.  Mityurin and Clark then teamed up to win the doubles championship in commanding fashion.

Mityurin earned the top seed in the conference in his inaugural season and quickly worked through Thursday competition. He defeated his first-round opponent, Faress Sorial from Orange Coast, by the final scores of 6-0, 6-0. He continued on to face No. 16 Rodrigo Onate from Fullerton and wiped the court with him in two sets with scores reading 6-2, 6-4.

He went on to cruise through the next two rounds to face off against his teammate and doubles partner, Miles Clark. Clark, who was ranked second overall in the bracket, earned a first-round bye and cruised through his opponents. His highest showdown was against No. 7 ranked Tyler Edwards from Saddleback, but he defeated him in three sets in comeback fashion (6-7, 7-6, 6-3).

It was a strong championship battle as Clark took the opening set, 6-3. However, Mityurin dug deep and took the following two sets by the final scores of 6-2, 6-4.

Mityurin and Clark paired up for the doubles championships as the second overall seed and thrived. After receiving a first-round bye, the dynamic dup cruised through the bracket and won handily.