By james art 
The male tennis in Indiana has lost 4-3 from the State University of Boise in Boise, Idaho. The Husers fell after leading Broncos 3-1 to the end of the match.
Focusing on the match, Boise State was 6-1 in the season and was not defeated (3-0) at home. In the meantime, Indiana was unbeaten at 9-0, but only played in one time. They won this match over the State University of Middle Tennessee on February 7th.
Indiana was still missing from her player # 1, a sophomore, Facundo Stinnis, due to an injury – the one who was aside over the weekend, when the Husicians played three matches in three days. However, even without hectricity on Wednesday, Indiana won in playing pairs, but later fell into the single game.
In a game of pairs, Indiana won the court # 1, 6-3. Student Michael Andre and Jr. Jeep van Asendelft, who used to play at Boise State, have been played by Boise State sophomore Carson Baker and red shirt Jet Middleton to give Indiana a 1-0 lead.
But to court No. 2 Broncos answered. Junior Sam Sherr and freshman Mateo Antonescu fell 6-4 to the state junior Taio Curata and sophomore Julius Siffert. Boise State’s victory tied the score at 1 in a double game.
After Boise State’s victory at # 2, she had speed. Still, Indiana regrouped and won The Doubles Play, led by freshman Breeden Geletic and sophomore Ben Pomerani. Hoosiers won Doubles Point, all eyes turned to the single game.
To launch the Single’s game, Middleton on Boise State passed Van Assendelf from Indiana 6-1, 6-3 on court # 1. In the return of Van Asedelle to Boise State, where he played his first two years of collegial tennis, he helped Indiana wins in a pair game, but eventually fell into a single game. With Middleton’s victory, Boise State tied the score in 1 in a single game.
The Husers grabbed the next point of court # 3, as Andre beat the Seifert of Boise State 6-3, 6-4. Now Indiana had a lead, 2-1 over Broncos.
Indiana has expanded her new lead to court # 6. Geletic won an important point over senior John Chin. With Geletic’s victory, the Husers were 1 point from their 10th victory throughout the year, as they led by 3-1.
But even though it was so close to victory, Indiana began to fall apart. Boise State took the victory of court # 5. Senior James Van Herzle beat Sherer 7-6 (7-2), 4-6, 6-3. With Van Herzle’s victory, Boise State reduced the deficit to 3-2.
The bronze continued to fight a decisive victory on Court 4. Now the result was tied to 3. The match was reduced to anyone who would win on Court # 2, as all the eyes focused there.
In the game back of court of court # 2, junior deacon Thomas in Indiana came out directly against the sophomore Carson Baker. The game went to a series of tiebreaker in which Baker took advantage and defeated Thomas. Baker won 7-6 (7-3), 6-7 (7-9), 7-6 (8-6) to ultimately achieve the victory for Broncos.
Despite Indiana’s efforts, she failed to achieve her goal to win 10 straight matches to open the year. Indiana’s next match is against the University of Memphis at noon on Sunday in downtown IU tennis in Bloomington.
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