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Satchel Benn named Mountain West Player of the Week

Benn went 4-1 over Nevada's three duals in Spokane last weekend, going 2-0 in doubles play and 2-1 in singles action

Campus Life & Athletics | January 26, 2022
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Satchel Benn named Mountain West Player of the Week

Benn went 4-1 over Nevada's three duals in Spokane last weekend, going 2-0 in doubles play and 2-1 in singles action

Campus Life & Athletics | January 26, 2022
Benn playing tennis

Nevada men's tennis claimed its second-straight weekly conference honor, Wednesday, as sophomore was named Mountain West Player of the Week.

Benn's honor follows fellow sophomore being recognized last Wednesday.

Benn went 4-1 over Nevada's three duals in Spokane last weekend, going 2-0 in doubles play and 2-1 in singles action. In doubles play, Benn teamed with freshman Saturday, defeating Seattle University's Billy Givens-Jensen and Jayden Harrison, 6-4, at the No. 3 spot, then paired with freshman Sunday against Idaho, picking up a 6-2 win over Adam Taylor and Alejandro Salvador.

In singles play, Benn's 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 victory over Idaho's Mario Duron Sunday at the No. 4 spot proved crucial, as it was one of Nevada's four singles wins in the 4-3 comeback victory. Saturday, Benn played at No. 3, taking a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Seattle University's Mats Krause, as Nevada took the dual, 6-1.

His play contributed to the Pack's 2-1 weekend, as Nevada has opened the 2022 campaign 5-1. Nevada continues action this weekend Saturday, taking on host UC Davis at 10 a.m.

Campus Life & Athletics | January 26, 2022
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