BAYONNE, N.J. - The Skidmore College men's tennis won its sixth match in a row, 5-2, on the road at 38^th-ranked Stevens on Sunday morning.

• Skidmore, ranked 37^th, has won its last six matches in a row – all by 5-2 scores except one (6-1 over RIT). The Thoroughbreds are 8-3.
• Stevens is 7-4.
• Skidmore won the doubles point and then rolled off four wins in six singles matches.
• In doubles, Kyle Lundberg and Ege Topbas topped Andhare/Chenemilla (6-4), while Nika Mori and Fletcher King won in a tiebreak over Kramin/Kanz.
• Topbas faced little resistance for his second win of the say at fourth doubles over Kramin, 6-1, 6-0.
• Mori also had two wins for Skidmore with a quick one in singles. In the No. 6 match, he took down Tristan Wroe 6-2, 6-1.
• Radin Sadeghi claimed a 6-1, 6-1 singles decision over Dhaivik Chenemilla.
• Then, with the closest bout of the day, Yuval Goodman outlasted Max-William Kanz at No. 1 singles with a dramatic 10-8 third-set tiebreak.

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Skidmore will step back into Liberty League play next Saturday, April 8, on the road at No. 33 Rensselaer.