No. 32 Men's Tennis vs. Brandeis | Saturday, April 13 | 11 a.m. | Babson Tennis Courts | Babson Park, Mass. 
vs. No. 18 Mary Washington | Sunday, April 14 | 10 a.m. | Babson Tennis Courts | Babson Park, Mass. 
at Coast Guard | Monday, April 15 | 3:30 p.m. | CGA Tennis Courts | New London, Conn.

WHAT TO KNOW
•    After playing just one match over the first two weeks of April, Babson will play three times over three days beginning on Saturday morning. 
•    The Beavers host non-conference matches against Brandeis and Mary Washington on Saturday and Sunday before traveling to Coast Guard for a key NEWMAC contest. 

SERIES HISTORY
vs. Brandeis
•    Babson is 5-20 versus the Judges going back to 1995 and picked up their first win in the series since 2003 last season. 
•    Brooks Green M'23, juniors Brady Anderson and Wesley Zhang and Luis Utrilla all recorded victories in singles and doubles as the Beavers defeated Brandeis, 7-2, on March 31, 2023. 

vs. Mary Washington 
•    First meeting 

vs. Coast Guard
•    Babson is 23-7 against the Bears going back to 2001.
•    The Beavers have won 15 of the last 16 matches between the teams but suffered a 6-3 loss in their last visit to New London on April 15, 2022. 
•    The Green and White defeated Coast Guard twice last season, which includes a 5-1 victory in the NEWMAC Tournament semifinals on April 22. 

SCOUTING THE BEAVERS
•    No. 32 Babson (7-8, 3-1 NEWMAC) suffered a 6-3 loss at No. 29 MIT to snap its three-match winning streak on Wednesday. 
•    Junior Ole Lepsoe won 6-3, 6-2 at number two singles, senior Jose Gonzalez was a 6-2, 6-2 winner at number five singles and Zhang posted a 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 victory at number six singles for the Beavers, who lost a pair of close matches in doubles. 
•    Graduate student Jonah Wilson (11-4) has not played since February 17, Gonzalez is 11-11 overall with two wins apiece at third and fifth singles, first-year Kerem Ozlale is 10-7 overall and 6-3 in dual matches, and graduate student Andrew Watson has gone 3-2 at number four singles this spring.
•    Watson is 6-7 in dual match doubles while the duo of Zhang and first-year Logan Back have gone 2-2 at number three for the Green and White, which has used 20 different doubles pairings in its 15 dual matches. 
 
SCOUTING THE JUDGES
•    Brandeis (1-10) has dropped its last five matches and is coming off a 5-4 loss to Coast Guard on Wednesday. 
•    Dylan Walters and Pierce Garbett won a tiebreaker at number one doubles and posted victories at first and third singles, respectively, for the Judges, who dropped matches at third doubles and sixth singles by default. 
•    Walters, who is ranked fifth in the Northeast region, is 14-6 overall and 8-4 at number one singles, while Garbett is 9-7 in all matches and 4-0 at number three singles. 
•    Walters and Garbett have gone 3-4 at number one doubles and the duo of Harrison Huai and Huasen Dong are 1-3 at number two. 

SCOUTING THE EAGLES
•    No. 18 Mary Washington (11-4) has split its last four matches and is coming off a 9-0 victory over Pfeiffer last Saturday. 
•    Trevor Rein and Jack Riordan both collected points in singles and doubles for the Eagles, who won all six singles matches in straight sets. 
•    Rein is 15-7 overall with eight wins at third and fourth singles, Artis Hart is 13-8 in all matches and Brock Ladehoff is 12-10 overall and 7-3 at number two singles. 
•    The Atlantic region's third-ranked duo of Peter Leese and Rishi Charan Shankar are 12-2 at number one doubles, Ladehoff and Rein are 5-2 at number two and the duo of Hart and Riordan have gone 4-3 at number three this spring. 

SCOUTING THE BEARS
•    Coast Guard (6-2, 1-0 NEWMAC), which faces No. 29 MIT on Saturday, has won its last six matches after defeating Brandeis, 5-4, on Wednesday. 
•    Sean Dreher and Ben Bonetto won in a tiebreaker at number two doubles and Bonetto and Charles Norman added victories in singles for the Bears, who won by default at number three doubles and number six singles. 
•    Myles Decoste is ranked 15th in the Northeast region in singles and he and Norman are ranked ninth in doubles for Coast Guard, which is 0-2 on the year against nationally-ranked foes. 

OLD FRIENDS ON THE OTHER SIDE
•    Watson, who graduated from Mary Washington last May, will take on a number of his former teammates when the Beavers face the Eagles on Sunday. 
•    He went 11-7 at number two singles and 9-7 alongside Shankar at number two doubles to help Mary Washington reach the second round of the NCAA Tournament last season. 

NOTABLE
•    The Beavers have been victorious in four straight matches at both number two, number five and number six singles. 
•    Babson has earned points in three of its last four outings at both number one and three doubles. 
•    The Green and White is 6-1 this season against opponents outside the ITA Top 40 with the lone loss coming to Division I Bryant back in early February. 

RACE TO THE FINISH
•    Including this weekend's matches, the Beavers will play six times over a stretch of nine days between April 13-21 to conclude the regular season.