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2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championship: Aggies too strong for Colonials in the opening round
- Updated: May 14, 2016
Texas A&M Aggies opened their campaign in 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championship with a 4-0 victory over unranked George Washington Colonials at George P Mitchell Tennis Center. The Aggies are now 36-24 in this Championship and they will now face state rivals Texas Longhorns, for the first time in NCAA since 2013, when they prevailed by 4-3 also in the second round. The Longhorns are still in the huge lead over the Aggies in H2H meetings, but in the last 7 matches, Texas A&M scored 5 wins, and will enter tomorrow’s clash as the favorites. The Colonials get into this match after winning the A-10 conference title for the 3rd straight year and also 5th time in the last 6 seasons, but they couldn’t parry against much more quality team.
Harrison Adams/Shane Vinsant claimed the first win for the Aggies, beating Cahit Kapukiran/Chris Reynolds 6-3 on court 2. The doubles point came soon after, as Max Lunkin/Arthur Rinderknech had a strong …
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