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Charlotte Outlasted by No. 70 Florida Atlantic - Charlotte Athletics

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CHARLOTTE — Charlotte Men's Tennis held an early lead before a back-and-forth battle went to No. 70 Florida Atlantic. The latter took back-to-back singles at No. 6 and eventually No. 5 due to medical retirement to clinch a comeback road win.

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No. 70 Men’s Tennis Wins on the Road - Florida Atlantic University Athletics

CHARLOTTE, N. C. – The No. 70 Florida Atlantic men's tennis team concluded a two-match road swing, in as many days, with a 5-2 win over fellow American Athletic Conference member Charlotte, on Saturday afternoon.

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Charlotte Outlasted by No. 70 Florida Atlantic - Charlotte Athletics

CHARLOTTE — Charlotte Men's Tennis held an early lead before a back-and-forth battle went to No. 70 Florida Atlantic. The latter took back-to-back singles at No. 6 and eventually No. 5 due to medical retirement to clinch a comeback road win.

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