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2014 ITA All-American Tennis Championships Men's Doubles All matches to be played at Case Tennis Center Times 1 Mikelis Libietis-Hunter Reese (1), University of Tennessee 1:00 2 Andreas Bjerrehus-Amerigo Contini, Virginia Tech 3 Mathieu Froment-Jack Hamburg, University of Minnesota 1:30 4 Jordan Angus-Filip Vittek (Q), University of San Diego 5 Ashok Narayana-Max Schnur (5-8), Columbia University 2:30 6 Henry Craig-Alex Gasson, University of Denver 7 Carlos Benito-Eduardo Segura, Georgia Tech 1:30 8 Hugo Dojas-Felipe Soares (Q), Texas Tech University 9 Arjun Kadhe-Jakob Sude (3), Oklahoma State University 1:30 10 Julian Cash-Florian Lakat (Q), Mississippi State University 11 Alejandro Espejo-Or Ram-Harel, University of Tulsa 2:30 12 Mackenzie McDonald-Martin Redlicki, UCLA 13 Ian Dempster-Robbie Mudge (5-8), NC State University 1:30 14 Roberto Cid-Sasha Gozun, University of South Florida 15 AJ Catanzariti-Max Lunkin (Q), Texas A&M University 2:00 16 Alex Lawson-Billy Pecor, University of Notre Dame 17 Eric Perez-Tam Trinh, Louisiana State University 2:00 18 Jack Findel-Hawkins-Norbert Nemcsek, Univ. of North Florida 19 Jeremy Efferding-Jordan Szabo (LL), Texas A&M University 2:00 20 Gregory Bayane-Chase Melton (5-8), California 21 Emmett Egger-Jeff Hawke, University of Washington 2:00 22 Alejandro Augusto-Hunter Harrington (Q), Clemson 23 Paul Oosterbaan-Ben Wagland (Q), University of Georgia 2:30 24 Lloyd Glasspool-Soren Hess-Olesen (4), University of Texas 25 Daniel Bednarczyk-Sam Monette, Indiana University 3:00 26 Yannick Hanfmann-Roberto Quiroz, Univ. of Southern California 27 Benjamin Lock-Marco Nunez, Florida State University 3:00 28 Nick Chappell-Will Stein (5-8), TCU 29 Axel Alvarez-Dane Webb (Q), University of Oklahoma 2:30 30 Kevin Metka-Ralf Steinbach, Ohio State University 31 Gonzales Austin-Rhys Johnson (Q), Vanderbilt University 3:00 32 Ross Guignon-Tim Kopinski (2), University of Illinois Page 1 of 1.

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