Waynesburg’s first match after spring break was a success, defeating Pitt-Greensburg over the weekend 7-0. 

Things got kicked off in doubles, where Waynesburg’s only loss of the day was suffered, as sophomore Ethan Clawson and junior Tyler Gordon were taken down 6-1 in the first doubles. 

From there, Waynesburg heated up, with a tight 7-5 victory in second doubles and a 6-0 win in third doubles. 

Singles went even better for the Yellow Jackets, head coach Randy Pettit said.  

“The guys really put it together in their singles matches,” Pettit said. 

Clawson won his first singles match of the season from the top position, but it was sophomore Noah Biser who had the most impressive performance, getting two 6-0 sweeps over Ryan Cole in 2nd singles.  

Biser has now won two of his first three matches this season, the best on the team. He said that the two wins are “a move in the right direction.” 

Biser is also confident in the team moving forward. 

“The team as a whole is in a good place moving into the next matches coming up and moving into the PAC play,” Biser said. 

Men’s tennis will continue to play with their first PAC matchup at home versus Saint Vincent on Friday. Their match scheduled for Tuesday vs Penn State Altoona will be rescheduled for a later date due to in climate weather.