Ending a three-match road stint in Tallahassee, Fla., the Virginia men's tennis team soundly defeated Stetson Sunday, 6-0. The win brings the Virginia's record to 18-3.
The No. 21 ranked Cavaliers only played singles matches, winning all six, in their victory against the Hatters.
No. 42 ranked freshman Doug Stewart won in straight sets for Virginia, as did senior Michael Duquette and freshmen Stephen Rozek, Nick Meythaler and Darrin Cohen. Cavalier freshman Rylan Rizza prevailed in three sets.
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