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D'Novo/ITA All-American Tennis Championships Men's Doubles All Matches Indoors Fri, Oct. 9 1 Jamie Hunt-Nate Schnugg (1), Georgia Quarters 2 Vicente Joli-James Meredith, Boise State Univ. Hunt-Schnugg 3 Daciek-Re, Virginia Tech 8-6 Bessonov-Nedovyesov 4 Aleksey Bessonov-Oleksandr Nedovyesov, Oklahoma SBessonov-Nedovyesov 8-6 5 Austen Childs-Simon Childs (6), Louisville 8-3 6 Erik Kreutzer-Thomas Nolan, Boston College Kreutzer-Nolan 7 Brad Cox-Eric Quigley, Kentucky 8-5 Cox-Quigley 8 Jung-Navas, Michigan Cox-Quigley 8-1 9 Jean-Yves Aubone-Vahid Mirzadeh (4), Florida State 8-5 10 Dahan-Zerbini, California Dahan-Zerbini 11 Houston Barrick-Michael Shabaz, Virginia 8-6 Barrick-Shabaz 12 Poldma-Kecki, Southern California Barrick-Shabaz 8-4 13 Bradley Klahn-Ryan Thacher (5), Stanford Univ. 8-5 14 Juneau-Vidal, William & Mary Klahn-Thacher 15 Chase Buchanan-Justin Kronauge, Ohio State 8-6 Klahn-Thacher 16 Alexey Grigorov-Austin Krajicek, Texas A&M Grigorov-Krajicek 8-1 17 Tim Puetz-Alex Stamchev, Auburn Univ. 8-3 18 Courtney-Singer, Virginia Puetz-Stamchev 19 Armenguad-Langer, Indiana 8-6 Puetz-Stamchev 20 Adam Baker-Alex Zotov (7), Vanderbilt Univ. Baker-Zotov 8-4 21 Kiryl Harbatsiuk-Anton Stryhas, Sacramento State 9-8 (7) 22 Matt Allare-Shuhei Uzawa, Ohio State Allare-Uzawa 23 Carleton-Cunha, Duke 8-4 Baumann-Michalicka 24 Moritz Baumann-Marek Michalicka (3), Wisconsin Baumann-Michalicka 8-4 25 Victor Melo-John Peers, Middle Tennessee State Univ. 8-3 26 Lebedev-Nott, Arkansas Lebedev-Nott 27 Philip Stephens-Ashley Watling, Tulsa 8-6 Kutrovsky-Zavala 28 Dimitar Kutrovsky-Josh Zavala (8), Texas Kutrovsky-Zavala 8-4 29 Sebastian Carlsson-Neal Skupski, LSU 8-5 30 Beleleu-Daescu, Oklahoma Carlsson-Skupski 31 Boris Conkic-John Patrick Smith, Tennessee def. Conkic-Smith 32 Robert Farah-Steve Johnson (2), Southern California Conkic-Smith 8-6 9-7.

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