Saturday, March 8
Bryan-College Station
1:00 PM
Texas A&M
7
vs
0
Florida
Team Stats
#1 Doubles Match
12
Tanapatt Nirundorn/ Adhithya Ganesan (68/-) [UF]
40
4UF
#2 Doubles Match
#3 Doubles Match
Order of Finish:
2,3
#1 Singles Match
12
Adhithya Ganesan / 0 (95/-) [UF]
53
76
#2 Singles Match
12
Jeremy Jin / 0 (62/-) [UF]
25
67
#3 Singles Match
123
JanMagnus Johnson / 0 [UF]
666
3710
#4 Singles Match
123
Henry Jefferson / 0 (90/-) [UF]
633
466
#5 Singles Match
12
Tanapatt Nirundorn / 0 [UF]
45
67
#6 Singles Match
12
Kevin Edengren / 0 [UF]
24
66
Order of Finish:
1,6,5,2,4,3
Players Mentioned
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Photo by: Julianne Shivers/Texas A&M Athletics
No. 15 Aggies Have Sweeping Success against No. 24 Gators
Mar 08, 2025 | Men's Tennis
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION – The No. 15 Texas A&M men's tennis team dominated with its second sweep of the season in a top 25 showdown against the No. 24 Florida Gators, 7-0, Saturday at the Mitchell Tennis Center.
Senior Alan Magadan rebounded after a 3-6 loss to JanMagnus Johnson in the first set to force a three-set battle. After a neck-and-neck battle in the second set ending with a tiebreaker, Magadan came out with the win to force a super tiebreaker to round out the match. Starting with a 3-0 deficit, the senior rose to the challenge and ended the match with a 10-6 victory, completing the sweep.
Texas A&M (10-5, 4-1 SEC) opened strong against Florida (8-7, 3-3 SEC) with duo of senior JC Roddick and sophomore Tiago Pires claiming court 2 against Henry Jefferson and Jeremy Jin, 6-3. Moments later, senior tandem of Luke Casper and Giulio Perego took court 3, 6-2, handing the Maroon & White the advantage going into singles action. The Aggies claimed its first doubles point since the Lamar match in February.
No. 38 Theo Papamalamis struck first for the Aggies in singles play, claiming the point against No. 95 Adhithya Ganesan on court 1, 7-5, 6-3.
Tokac continued his dominance in conference play, staying undefeated and extending his win streak to five. He triumphed against Kevin Edengren on court 6, 6-2, 6-4.
Casper clinched the win for the Maroon & White on court 5, rebounding from a 5-all tie up in the second set forced by Tanapatt Nirundorn, 6-4, 7-5.
Moments after the match was clinched, No. 45 Roddick claimed a ranked win against No. 62 Jeremy Jin on court 2, 6-2, 7-5.
After losing the first set, Pires fought back to force a third against No. 90 Henry Jefferson on court 4. The sophomore came out on top, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, putting the Aggies one shy of the sweep. Pires remained undefeated in conference play and owns a seven-match win streak.
Up Next
The Aggies host the Rice Owls Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Coach's Quotes
Head coach Steve Denton on opening strong in doubles play…
"That was a good team win for us. Florida is a very good team, and our guys competed very well. I was pleased about the doubles point; we played well there. We had a lot of energy, and we did a good job playing fundamental doubles. We used the energy from the crowd to get off to a good lead there."
Denton on the mental state in singles…
"In singles, our guys carried over that momentum. We lost two first sets and our guys were good at staying mentally tough throughout the match. We turned those matches in our favor through mental toughness and making good decisions out there. They were not getting discouraged and continued to play every point."
Denton on the momentum moving forward…
"We carried over the momentum that started with Oklahoma. Coming back home, we had very good effort against a good Auburn team. We carried that momentum forward today. I am excited about the direction we're going in and we have some tough matches ahead. The team needs to keep focusing on each match that's in front of us and not get ahead of themselves."
Denton on Magadan's super tiebreaker win…
"Sometimes things aren't going your way, or you're playing against someone good. Alan did a good job of staying mentally on course. I said to him after the match that I was proud of him because sometimes you win by playing well, while other times you must grind it out. That was a mental match, and he was able to stay positive and just played the next point and stayed in the present. By doing that he was able to grind out the win."
Match Results
Singles Results
#38 Theo Papamalamis (TAMU) def. #95 Adhithya Ganesan (UF) 7-5, 6-3
#45 JC Roddick (TAMU) def. #62 Jeremy Jin (UF) 6-2, 7-5
Alan Magadan (TAMU) def. JanMagnus Johnson (UF) 3-6, 7-6(5), 10-6
Tiago Pires (TAMU) def. #90 Henry Jefferson (UF) 4-6, 6-3, 6-3
Luke Casper (TAMU) def. Tanapatt Nirundorn (UF) 6-4, 7-5
Togan Tokac (TAMU) def. Kevin Edengren (UF) 6-2, 6-4
Order of finish: 1, 6, 5, 2, 4, 3
Double Results
#52 Theo Papamalamis/Togan Tokac (TAMU) vs. #68 Tanapatt Nirundorn/Adhithya Ganesan (UF) 4-4, unfinished
JC Roddick/Tiago Pires (TAMU) def. Henry Jefferson/Jeremy Jin (UF) 6-3
Luke Casper/Giulio Perego (TAMU) def. Kevin Edengren/JanMagnus Johnson (UF) 6-2
Order of finish: 2, 3
Senior Alan Magadan rebounded after a 3-6 loss to JanMagnus Johnson in the first set to force a three-set battle. After a neck-and-neck battle in the second set ending with a tiebreaker, Magadan came out with the win to force a super tiebreaker to round out the match. Starting with a 3-0 deficit, the senior rose to the challenge and ended the match with a 10-6 victory, completing the sweep.
Texas A&M (10-5, 4-1 SEC) opened strong against Florida (8-7, 3-3 SEC) with duo of senior JC Roddick and sophomore Tiago Pires claiming court 2 against Henry Jefferson and Jeremy Jin, 6-3. Moments later, senior tandem of Luke Casper and Giulio Perego took court 3, 6-2, handing the Maroon & White the advantage going into singles action. The Aggies claimed its first doubles point since the Lamar match in February.
No. 38 Theo Papamalamis struck first for the Aggies in singles play, claiming the point against No. 95 Adhithya Ganesan on court 1, 7-5, 6-3.
Tokac continued his dominance in conference play, staying undefeated and extending his win streak to five. He triumphed against Kevin Edengren on court 6, 6-2, 6-4.
Casper clinched the win for the Maroon & White on court 5, rebounding from a 5-all tie up in the second set forced by Tanapatt Nirundorn, 6-4, 7-5.
Moments after the match was clinched, No. 45 Roddick claimed a ranked win against No. 62 Jeremy Jin on court 2, 6-2, 7-5.
After losing the first set, Pires fought back to force a third against No. 90 Henry Jefferson on court 4. The sophomore came out on top, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, putting the Aggies one shy of the sweep. Pires remained undefeated in conference play and owns a seven-match win streak.
Up Next
The Aggies host the Rice Owls Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Coach's Quotes
Head coach Steve Denton on opening strong in doubles play…
"That was a good team win for us. Florida is a very good team, and our guys competed very well. I was pleased about the doubles point; we played well there. We had a lot of energy, and we did a good job playing fundamental doubles. We used the energy from the crowd to get off to a good lead there."
Denton on the mental state in singles…
"In singles, our guys carried over that momentum. We lost two first sets and our guys were good at staying mentally tough throughout the match. We turned those matches in our favor through mental toughness and making good decisions out there. They were not getting discouraged and continued to play every point."
Denton on the momentum moving forward…
"We carried over the momentum that started with Oklahoma. Coming back home, we had very good effort against a good Auburn team. We carried that momentum forward today. I am excited about the direction we're going in and we have some tough matches ahead. The team needs to keep focusing on each match that's in front of us and not get ahead of themselves."
Denton on Magadan's super tiebreaker win…
"Sometimes things aren't going your way, or you're playing against someone good. Alan did a good job of staying mentally on course. I said to him after the match that I was proud of him because sometimes you win by playing well, while other times you must grind it out. That was a mental match, and he was able to stay positive and just played the next point and stayed in the present. By doing that he was able to grind out the win."
Match Results
Singles Results
#38 Theo Papamalamis (TAMU) def. #95 Adhithya Ganesan (UF) 7-5, 6-3
#45 JC Roddick (TAMU) def. #62 Jeremy Jin (UF) 6-2, 7-5
Alan Magadan (TAMU) def. JanMagnus Johnson (UF) 3-6, 7-6(5), 10-6
Tiago Pires (TAMU) def. #90 Henry Jefferson (UF) 4-6, 6-3, 6-3
Luke Casper (TAMU) def. Tanapatt Nirundorn (UF) 6-4, 7-5
Togan Tokac (TAMU) def. Kevin Edengren (UF) 6-2, 6-4
Order of finish: 1, 6, 5, 2, 4, 3
Double Results
#52 Theo Papamalamis/Togan Tokac (TAMU) vs. #68 Tanapatt Nirundorn/Adhithya Ganesan (UF) 4-4, unfinished
JC Roddick/Tiago Pires (TAMU) def. Henry Jefferson/Jeremy Jin (UF) 6-3
Luke Casper/Giulio Perego (TAMU) def. Kevin Edengren/JanMagnus Johnson (UF) 6-2
Order of finish: 2, 3
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