HONOLULU – The University of Hawai'i men's tennis team will play its finale home match on Friday, Mar. 30, taking on UC Davis at 11:30 a.m. at the UH Tennis Complex. The match will be the final home contest for senior Charlie Rice.
 
The Rainbow Warriors (3-9, 2-1 WAC) will host a match for the first time in nearly a month. UH played six road matches this month spanned over two road trips, the latest to Fresno, Calif. that included a pair of Western Athletic Conference contests. The 'Bows went 1-2 on their Fresno trip, falling to No. 18 Fresno State and No. 27 Tulsa and beating New Mexico State.
 
After a rough early stretch, Jonathan Brooklyn has found his stride at the No. 1 flight in both singles and doubles. He went undefeated in all five matches, posting three singles wins and a pair of doubles victories with partner Dymtro Kovalyov. He took down two nationally ranked opponents in singles, rallying from a set down in both matches. He and Kovalyov were equally challenged and equally successful in doubles, turning back another ranked opponent.
 
The Aggies also come in at 3-9 overall but riding a five-match losing streak. UC Davis has not played since March 4^th.
 
Following the match, the 'Bows will have just over a week off before traveling to Las Vegas and Logan, Utah for four total matches to close the regular season.
 
What: Hawai'i (3-9) vs. UC Davis (3-9)
When: Friday, March 30 (11:30 a.m.)
Where: UH Tennis Complex (Honolulu, O'ahu)
 




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