BOISE, Idaho -- The George Fox men's tennis team faced their second of three straight D-I opponents, ending Sunday with a 4-0 loss against the University of San Francisco. 

How it Happened
On the doubles court, the #1 team of Camden Camacho and Vahag Pashayan and the #2 duo of Austin Stone and Eli Mizerski both lost with a score of 6-2. The #3 doubles matchup with Lars Schmassmann and Hunter Fujimori was closer, as the match was tied, 4-4, before it ended unfinished. 

In singles, Fox saw three of the six matches go unfinished. On court two, Vahag Pashayan found himself leading in the second set, 5-4, before the match ended unfinished. In one of the matches that finished, Austin Stone lost a close match, 6-3, 6-4. Camden Camacho started out strong, winning his first set, 6-3, before leaving the match unfinished midway through the second set. In another close contest, Hunter Fujimori was leading in the second set, 3-2, when his match went unfinished as well. 

Coach's Thoughts
"I thought we played okay. You have to come to compete better in doubles and come out stronger in singles," Bruin head coach Jeff Cero said, "I think there were too many scenarios playing from behind we dug ourselves into with not taking care of serve. If we want to compete and win against these teams, it's not gonna happen without winning big points and closing out important games. We're looking forward to finishing our trip against a strong program in Montana."

What It Means
Fox drops to a 5-8 record overall, while the Dons are now 2-9 on the season.

What Comes Next
The Bruins play one final dual in Boise, Idaho tomorrow against Montana University. The match is set to start at 8:00 AM.