The men's tennis team traveled to Orlando, Flordia and the USTA National Campus for their annual spring trip. The Norse posted a record of 3-1 and are now 11-2 overall.

March 21 vs. Hamilton College (NY) - The Continentals defeated the Norse this afternoon by a final of 5-2. The loss snapped a seven match win streak dating back to Feb. 7. The Norse won the point for doubles thanks to victories at by Joao Benvenutti and Abhay Chhabra (6-4) at No. 1 and Juan Hernandez Herrera and Geoffrey Stoughton (6-1) at No. 3. Rhys Biro-Moore posted the lone victory in singles at No. 5 winning a three set tie breaker (5-7, 6-3, 1-0).
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March 22 vs. Union College (NY) - This was only the second time that Luther and Union squared off on the tennis courts and today's match was a dandy. The Norse won the match 7-0 that included five of the six singles matches won in a third set tie breaker. The Norse swept doubles dropping just seven games. In singles, Abhay Chhabra was the lone Norse to win in straight sets at No. 3 (6-3, 6-4). Joao Benvenutti at No. 1, Juan Herandez Herrera at No. 2, Gerardo Ramirez Mainou at No. 4, Rys Biro-Moore at No. 5 and Dikshan Chhikara at No. 6, all won in three sets. The victory gives the Norse an overall record of 9-2.
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March 24 vs. Huntingdon College (AL) - Luther won its second match in a row, a 6-1 decision over Huntingdon College this afternoon. The Norse swept doubles dropping just six games and won five singles matches all in straight sets. Gerardo Ramirez Mainou at No. 3 and Jake Nelson at No. 5, won their singles matches (6-0, 6-0). Joao Benvenutti lost a hard fought three set tie breaker at No. 1 (6-7, 6-2, 7-10). The win gives Luthe ran overall record of 10-2.
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March 26 vs. St. Lawrence University (NY) - The same day the Norse were ranked No. 39 in the NCAA III, they posted a 5-2 victory over St. Lawrence University. The Norse fell behind 1-0 after doubles dropping two of three matches. The lone win in doubles was by the No. 3 duo of Juan Herandez Herrera and Geoffrey Stoughton (6-4). The Norse won five of six singles matches to secure the 5-2 win. Joao Benvenutti at No. 1 and Abhay Chhabra at No. 3 both won a third set tie breaker. Herrera at No. 2, Gerardo Dimuro at No. 4 and Rhys Biro-Moore at No. 5 all won in straight sets. 
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