NCAA Division I Tennis Championships 2016/Teamkonkurrenz Herren
◄  NCAA Division I Tennis Championships ► | |
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| Datum | 19.5.2016 – 30.5.2016 |
| Austragungsort | Tulsa Oklahoma |
| Gastgeberin | Tulsa |
| Turnierart | Freiplatzturnier |
| Spieloberfläche | Hartplatz |
| Auslosung | 64E/32D/64T |
| Titelträger | |
| Herrenteams |  Virginia |
| Herreneinzel |  M. McDonald |
| Herrendoppel | M. McDonald M. Redlicki |
| Damenteams |  Stanford |
| Dameneinzel | Danielle Collins |
| Damendoppel | Brooke Austin K. Keegan |
Bei den NCAA Division I Tennis Championships wurden 2016 die Meister im US-amerikanischen College Tennis ermittelt. Das Turnier startete mit den Erstrundenspielen der Mannschaftskonkurrenz am 13. Mai und endete mit den Finalspielen im Einzel und Doppel am 30. Mai. Schauplatz war das Case Tennis Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Die Mannschaftskonkurrenz der Herren gewann das Team der University of Virginia, das sich gegen die Mannschaft von der University of Oklahoma mit 4:1 im Finale durchsetzen konnte.
Setzliste
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Turnierplan
Finale
| Nummer | Virginia (1) | 4:1[1] | Oklahoma (11) |
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| Datum: 24. Mai 2016, Ort: Tulsa, Oklahoma, Anlage: Michael D. Case Tennis Center | |||
| Doppel | |||
| Nr. 1 | Luca Corinteli Ryan Shane (4) | 7:5 |  Áxel Álvarez Llamas Andrew Harris (24) |
| Nr. 2 | Thai-Son Kwiatkowski Mac Styslinger (16) | 5:7 |  Vasile-Alexandru Ghilea Spencer Papa |
| Nr. 3 | JC Aragone Collin Altamirano | 6:1 |  André Biró Austin Siegel |
| Einzel | |||
| Nr. 1 | Ryan Shane (8) | 6:73, 0:6 | Andrew Harris (97) |
| Nr. 2 | Collin Altamirano (33) | 5:7, 3:4 abgebrochen | Áxel Álvarez Llamas (25) |
| Nr. 3 | Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (9) | 6:4, 6:4 | Spencer Papa (82) |
| Nr. 4 |  Alexander Ritschard (78) | 6:1, 1:6, 5:2 abgebrochen | Vasile-Alexandru Ghilea (62) |
| Nr. 5 | JC Aragone (110) | 6:3, 6:4 | Darius Florin Bragusi |
| Nr. 6 | Henrik Wiersholm | 6:2, 7:62 | André Biró |
Weblinks
- Turnierplan auf ncaa.com (pdf, englisch)
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Virginia earns back-to-back titles. In: ncaa.com. National Collegiate Athletic Association, abgerufen am 6. Juni 2016 (englisch).
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