Virginia Men Tennis | Virginia organizes Arizona on Saturday in NCAA round of 16

Charlottesville, va. The Virginia Mens Tennis Team (22-7) organizes no. 10 seed Arizona (26-4) in the round of 16 of the NCAA Mens Tennis Team Championship 2025 on Saturday (May 10) at 1 p.m.

The game is planned to be played outside in the Virginia Tennis Facility in the Boars Head Resort. Check Virginias Social Media Accounts for weather -related changes.

Admission is free.

Match Information

• The competition is covered with the Cracked Racquets Cross Court on their YouTube channel
• Individual court flows will also be available at Virginiassports.com
• Live scoring will be available for the competition
• The winner of the Charlottesville Super Regional will continue to the final site, Baylor's Hurd Tennis Center in Waco, Texas, where they are confronted against the winner of the Fort Worth Super Regional (TCU, UCF) in a quarter -final match on Friday 16 May

Virginia & NCAA Team Championship

• The Cavaliers are looking for their seventh NCAA title. Virginia recently won back-to-back NCAA titles in 2022 and 2023
• This is UVAS 21st consecutive NCAA Championship -performance
• The Cavaliers went on to the NCAA round of 16 in 19 of the last 20 championships
• The Cavaliers reached the quarterfinals in 17 of the last 19 championships
• Virginia is the number 7 seed in this year tournament

Cavalier Notes

• Virginia is the number 4 ranked team in the latest ITA team ranking and the number 7 seed in the championship
• The Cavaliers wiped both Buckknell and Princeton 4-0 in Charlottesville last weekend to reach the round of 16
• UvA has included nine wins at opponents who are currently in the top 30 of the ITA team ranking list. The Cavaliers have two victories on the then. 1 ranked team in the ranking (Texas, Wake Forest)
• Sophomore Dylan Dietrich is bound by the team leader in Singles wins this year with 22. He has a 16-5 record in double matches with a 10-2 digit that plays in court two. He is one of the two cavaliers in the Ita Singles rankings, which comes in at number 32
• First -year student Rafael Jdar is the highest ranked singles player in the ACC and arrives at number 4 in the ranking. He has an 18-2 general record of the season with a 14-1 record that plays on the top Singles Court
• JDAR closed the conference game in the regular season with an unbeaten 8-0 singles record
• Virginia has a 20-4 record this season on the top Singles Court
• Junior Mans Dahlberg is bound for the team leader in Singles wins this season with Dietrich. He is currently on a win of nine games in completed competitions
• Dahlberg is 8-3 in court five this year and 7-3 in court six
• First-year Jangjun Kim has a 16-5 record in double competitions this season. He is 8-2 in court five and 6-1 in the court six this year
• Dietrich and Dahlberg Leiden the team in Doubles in the season with 14. The couple is currently number 31 in the Ita Doubles Rankings
• Graduated student James Hopper and first -year Keegan Rice are in second place in the team in Doubles -victories with 11. The couple is the highest ranked cavalier Doubles team and appears at number 23 in the Doubles ranking list. The couple has a 6-3 record playing at the Top Dubbelshof
• Hopper and Jdar finish the Cavaliers in the Doubles ranking list, which arrive at number 89

Scouting Arizona

• This will be the first meeting ever between Virginia and Arizona
• The Wildcats won the Big 12 Championship title in their first year in the competition
• Arizona is number 10 in the ITA team ranking and is also the 10-seed
• The Wildcats have arranged two players in the top 10 in the ITA Singles Rankings
• Colton Smith won the Big 12 Player of the Year and is number 5 in Singles
• Jay Friend is number 6 in Singles
• The Wildcats have one ranked double team: No. 45 Inaki Cabrera-Bello and Colton Smith
• This is the third straight sweet 16 for Arizona