GREENSVILLE, N.C.- The Georgia Southern men's tennis team lost their second consecutive match on Saturday at the hands of Winthrop to bring their spring record to 2-all. The match was decided in the final singles match, which ultimately went to the Winthrop Eagles to end it at 4-3.
"It's always hard losing a match that is hard fought," head coach Sander Koning said. "It comes down to one or two points and this time they didn't go our way."
The Eagles came off of a slow start on doubles once again, heading into singles with a 0-1 deficit.