The Emory University men's tennis team faces a busy stretch of action with three road matches on the docket.  On Tuesday (Apr. 11), the Eagles venture to the University of the South for a 2:00 pm match before packing its bags and heading to the nations' capitol where it will tangle with NCAA Division I foe Georgetown University on Thursday in a noon bout.  Emory wraps up the week Friday afternoon at Johns Hopkins starting at 1:00 pm.

Emory, which was ranked No. 1 in the Mar. 30 ITA Poll, sports a 10-4 won-lost ledger and last played on Apr. 2 when it topped No. 2-ranked Claremont-Mudd Scripps by a 7-2 margin.  Senior Aman Manji has recorded a 10-4 spring record (19-5 overall) and No. 1 singles while sophomore Jonathan Jemison stands 11-3 at the No. 2 spot.  Senior Josh Goodman has won his last six decisions, five of those at the No. 6 position, and starts the week with a dual ledger of 9-3 (12-4 overall).   In doubles, the tandem of junior Scott Rubinstein and sophomore James Spaulding claim an 8-6 effort at No. 1. 

Sewanee, coached by John Shackleford, was ranked 18^th in the D-III ranks in the latest ITA Poll and will host the Eagles with a 16-2 record.  The Tigers, the No. 5 team in the Atlantic South Region, have won their last eight outings and are coming off a 6-3 victory over Millsaps on Sunday.

Under the guidance of head coach Gordie Ernst, Georgetown stands 7-10 and has captured its last three matches, the latest being a 4-3 outcome over Temple last Friday.  Former Emory All-American and NCAA D-III singles champ Dillon Pottish is an assistant coach with the Hoyas.

Head Coach Chuck Willenborg and his Johns Hopkins crew are ranked 20^th nationally. The Blue Jays suffered their first setback in eight decisions this spring, dropping a tight 5-4 verdict at No. 7-ranked Carnegie Mellon on Sunday.