BRADFORD, Pa. -- Led by 4-0 performances from its top four players, the Mount Aloysius men's tennis team started its 2022-23 campaign with two victories over AMCC rival Pitt-Bradford on Saturday afternoon, 6-3 and 6-3.

Leaders
- Cole Kazmierczyk (Johnstown, PA, Richland), Matt Jacobs (Somerset, PA, Somerset), Zachary Johnson (Treasure Lake, Pa., DuBois Area), and Lucas Letizia (Dublin, Oh., Worthington Christian) all cruised to victories in both doubles and singles in both matches.

How It Happened
- In the first match, the doubles teams of Kazmierczyk and Jacobs in the #1 spot and the freshmen duo of Johnson and Letizia at #2 did not drop a single game en route to 8-0 victories.  
- In singles, Kazmierczyk dominated at the #1 spot, winning 6-1, 6-0 over Jason Gao. At #2 singles, AMCC Conference Player of the Week Jacobs also excelled, defeating Patrick Tolerico 6-2, 6-0. In their first college starts, Johnson and Letizia also earned the victories at the #3 and #4 positions, with Johnson defeating Hugh Kennedy 6-0, 6-2, and Letizia beating Jermal Coleman 6-3, 6-1.
- The Mounties earned the victory 6-3 after having to default at the #3 doubles and #5 and #6 singles spots. 
- In the second match, the Mounties put out their same lineup and again started strong in doubles, with Kazmierczyk and Jacobs winning 8-2 and Johnson and Letizia prevailing 8-3.
- At #1 singles, Kazmierczyk faced off against Gao again and won the first set 6-3 before Gao retired due to injury. Jacobs played a different Pitt-Bradford opponent at the #2 position, Alexander Maduakor, and did not lose a game, 6-0, 6-0. Johnson also did not drop a game at #3 singles, winning 6-0, 6-0 over Luke Gratz. Letizia finished the day with a 6-3, 6-0 victory against Hugh Kennedy, and locked up the overall match win of 6-3.

Into the Box Score
- The Mounties did not lose more than three games in any of the singles or doubles sets. 
- The Mount Aloysius players had a total of 10 bagel sets, in which they did not drop a single game.

Up Next
- The Mounties wrap up their short fall season with a match at nonconference opponent Westminster College on Friday at 3 p.m.