Bryan Park (‘23), playing one singles, runs down the line before the match.

Minsung Kim (‘25), playing two singles, gets his teammates amped up before the match.

Minsung Kim makes contact with a powerful forehand in an early point.

Nigel Purvis (‘24), playing two doubles with Vikram Murali (‘23), reacts quickly to defend a forehand volley.

Vikram Murali tosses a ball to serve.

Roy Kim (‘23), playing one doubles with Anuraag Aravindan (‘23), sidesteps to block a forehand volley.

Anuraag Aravindan steps forward to drive a backhand.

Fann Jia (‘26), playing four singles, winds up a forehand from behind the baseline.

Minsung Kim steps up to hit a high-rising forehand.

Minsung Kim gets low and prepares to slice a backhand.

Abhiraj Jalagakar (‘24), playing three doubles with Aidan Doan (‘24), prepares to react to an opponent’s volley.

Aidan Doan tosses the ball up high to serve.

James Heeter (‘23), playing three singles, steps into a backhand.

Nigel Purvis hits a powerful forehand at the defending net player.

Stephen Gao (‘23), playing six singles, sets up for a backhand slice.

Fann Jia jumps to hit an inside-out forehand.

James Heeter steps into a forehand approach shot.

James Heeter leans back for a difficult overhead.

Bryan Park steps back to keep the ball in play.

Bryan Park tosses the ball up high for a serve.

Bryan Park focuses and gets low to return a difficult backhand volley.

After defeating his opponent 14-12 in the final set tiebreak, Bryan Park seals a 6-3 victory for the Dons in the last match of the day.