What you need to know
* The Panthers will head to Old Dominion on April 8 before hosting Florida Atlanta on April 10 for the first two of their final three matches.
* The team is 13-6 on the season (3-1 SBC), with no conference opponents left until the Sun Belt Tournament in late April.
* First serve for both matches will be at noon, with live stats available at GeorgiaStateSports.com.
ATLANTA- The No. 38 Georgia State men's tennis team will play the first of its final three matches this weekend, splitting time on the road and at home. GSU will take its five-match win-streak to Old Dominion for a Saturday afternoon match-up, before hosting Florida Atlantic Monday for Georgia State's final regular season home match.
The Panthers are 13-6 overall (3-1 SBC) heading into their final three matches, winning six of their last seven matches.
The team is led by several players, with Sebastian Acuna, Zackery Kennedy, and Andrei Andrukhou all having at least 10 singles wins. Acuna and Kennedy lead the team in singles wins with 12 each, while Andrukhou and Felipe Jaworski lead the team in match-clinching wins with three each.
The team has shown momentum in doubles play during the last half of the season after struggling early on. Kennedy and Jannis Koeke are 4-0 at the No. 1 position, earning a No. 80 ITA Ranking in the most recent rankings. Acuna and Jack MacFarlane are undefeated in doubles as well, playing at the No. 2 position.
Old Dominion is 14-4 overall this season, hosting the Panthers on a one-match win-streak. The Monarchs are 8-1 at home, with their most recent loss coming from Florida Atlantic. ODU defeated Charlotte and Middle Tennessee, teams Georgia State defeated as well.
The Owls are 15-5 overall, going just 2-2 on the road. The team will play Lipscomb and UAB before ending their season against the Panthers. FAU has played six teams that Georgia State has also placed this season, with GSU winning five and Florida Atlantic winning three.
First serve against the Monarchs at the Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center is at noon on April 8, while the Panthers will face the Owls in Piedmont Park at noon on April 10. Live stats for both matches will be available at GeorgiaStateSports.com. Admission to Piedmont Park is free.
