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Tyler Kratky Notches 100th Win as No. 13 Washington University Downs No. 19 Gustavus

Tyler Kratky Notches 100th Win as No. 13 Washington University Downs No. 19 Gustavus

From Washington University Athletics

Senior Tyler Kratky posted a straight-set singles win to become the 17th member of the Washington University's 100-win club as the No. 13 men's tennis team posted a 7-2 victory over No. 19 Gustavus Adolphus College Friday in San Antonio, Texas.

Kratky has compiled an overall record 100-50 in four seasons on the Danforth Campus – 61-28 in singles and 39-22 in doubles.

"It's definitely a good feeling to get the 100th win, but more importantly we started off our weekend with a decisive win over a top-ranked team," Kratky said. "We have a big month ahead of us and a lot of great opportunities to show all the tough work we have put in. Looking forward to bringing back some more wins to STL. Proud to be a Bear!"

WashU extended its winning streak to five matches and improved to 7-2, while Gustavus Adolphus lost its third-straight match and fell to 14-6.

Match-by Match Results:
Doubles
1. Josh Cogan/John Carswell (WASHU) def. #11 Mohanad Alhouni/Andres Saenz (GAC) 8-4
2. Jason Haugen/Konrad Kozlowski (WASHU) def. Zach Ekstein/Tommy Entwistle (GAC) 8-1
3. Mitch Elofson/David Hagberg (GAC) def. Tyler Kratky/Jeremy Bush (WASHU) 9-7

Singles
1. John Carswell (WASHU) def. #4 Mohanad Alhouni (GAC) 6-1, 6-3
2. Andres Saenz (GAC) def. Johnny Wu (WASHU) 7-5, 6-2
3. Tyler Kratky (WASHU) def. Zach Ekstein (GAC) 6-0, 6-2
4. Jason Haugen (WASHU) def. Mitch Elofson (GAC) 6-4, 6-1
5. Jake Klein (WASHU) def. Tommy Entwistle (GAC) 7-5, 6-2
6. Josh Cogan (WASHU) def. Chase Johnson (GAC) 7-6 (7-3), 6-2

Notes
• WashU led after doubles play for the seventh time this season.
• Carswell is undefeated (8-0) in singles in dual matches.
• The Bears are 8-1 at No. 2 doubles this season in dual matches.
• WashU is 3-2 against teams ranked in the top-40.
• The victory for Carswell was the 80th of his career.