Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 GREENSBURG – The Pitt-Greensburg men's tennis team opened its fall season today with a doubleheader against conference foe Pitt-Bradford. It was the start of the post Turner Price Era as Price, one of the most successful athletes in Pitt-Greensburg history, graduated, giving opportunities to many of the younger Bobcats.
 
In match one, the Bobcats shutout the Panthers with a new No. 1 Doubles pairing as well as a new No. 1 in singles. Deven Summers earned his first win in the No. 1 spot, and he also earned his first No. 1 doubles win without his partner, Price. Michael Opal stepped in and earned his first collegiate wins as he swept his four matchups on the day. Freshman Danny Troung also earned his first collegiate win.
 
Like in the women's match, there was a walkover in the second match in the No. 2 Doubles spot. The individual players were not credited with a win or loss, but the Bobcats earned the win as the Bradford players were present, but not a single point was played.