Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 | Box Score 3 ROME, Ga. ^__ Tuskegee men's tennis continued its strong start to SIAC competition with a dominant showing at the conference round-up in Rome, Georgia, securing victories over Fort Valley State, Morehouse, and LeMoyne-Owen.
 
The Golden Tigers improved to 3-3 overall with a perfect 3-0 start in conference play, demonstrating their depth and consistency across both singles and doubles competition.
 
In their opening match against Fort Valley State, Tuskegee controlled the pace from the outset, claiming a 6-1 victory.
 
The Golden Tigers secured the doubles point early, with dominant performances from their top pairs. In singles, Tuskegee took five of the six matchups, featuring strong play from their top seeds. The win set the tone for a weekend of high-level play.
 
Against Morehouse, Tuskegee delivered an even more commanding performance, sweeping the Maroon Tigers 7-0.
 
The doubles teams once again set the standard, winning each matchup to take the early lead.
 
In singles, Tuskegee players maintained momentum, winning all six matches in straight sets. The Golden Tigers controlled every aspect of play, capitalizing on unforced errors and dictating points with aggressive baseline rallies.
 
In their final match of the round-up against LeMoyne-Owen, Tuskegee completed another clean sweep with a 7-0 victory.
 
The Golden Tigers' doubles teams showcased their chemistry and tactical awareness, securing the first point with decisive wins. The singles lineup continued the dominance, with each player executing a strong game plan to overwhelm their opponents.

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The victory capped off a perfect run in Rome, solidifying Tuskegee as an early contender for SIAC supremacy.
 
Throughout the round-up, Tuskegee displayed a combination of powerful serving, consistency in rallies, and tactical net play.
 
Their ability to close out matches efficiently was evident, as they only dropped one set across the three matches. The Golden Tigers' depth was also on full display, with contributions from players throughout the lineup.
 
With this strong start to conference play, Tuskegee has positioned itself as one of the top teams in the SIAC. The Golden Tigers will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming matchups as they continue their push for a conference championship.