Men’s tennis set to take on No. 26 Michigan in NCAA tournament

Binghamton Men’s Tennis Team Set to Make 10th NCAA Appearance

The Binghamton men’s tennis team is gearing up for their 10th NCAA appearance in program history as they face off against 26th-ranked Michigan in the first round match. The Bearcats, with a record of 16-9, will be taking on the Wolverines at the Columbia’s Philip and Cheryl Milstein Family Tennis Center.

Binghamton, representing the Northeast Conference, is making their first NCAA appearance in 11 years after securing a six-match win streak, including a victorious run at the NEC Championship. The team, led by head coach Nick Zieziula, features a lineup of seven underclassmen who have shown great promise on the court.

Michigan, on the other hand, earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament after finishing as the runner-up at the Big Ten Tournament Championship. With a record of 16-12, the Wolverines have been on a hot streak, winning 10 out of their last 12 matches.

This will be the first meeting between Michigan and Binghamton in program history, adding an extra layer of excitement to the matchup. The Bearcats will be looking to make a statement as they aim to advance to the second round of the tournament.

With both teams hungry for a win, tennis fans can expect an intense and thrilling match as these two powerhouse programs clash on the court. Stay tuned for updates on this exciting NCAA showdown.