FSU sports information:
Florida State’s Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc and Joshua Dous-Karpenschif will begin the NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Individual Championships in Stillwater, Oklahoma on Monday. Cornut-Chauvinc will compete in the singles competition as the No. 3 national seed while he and Dous-Karpenschif will compete in the doubles competition as an at-large selection.
The singles competition begins on Monday while the doubles competition gets underway Tuesday. This marks the second straight season Florida State is represented by both players in the same competitions. The bracket selection will be announced at the conclusion of the NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Team Championship.
Cornut-Chauvinc finished the season as the No. 4 player in the nation with a 25-3 record and played the entire season on Court 1 for the Seminoles. He was named the ACC Player of the Year, earned a second straight All-ACC Singles First-Team selection and was on the All-ACC Doubles Second Team. He claimed 17 ranked victories and only dropped 10 singles sets throughout the entire season.
The senior was also named ACC Tournament MVP after straight-set victories against #65 Virginia Tech, #11 NC State, and #7 Wake Forest before accomplishing one of the greatest moments in the program’s history. In a 3-3 ACC Championship match, Cornut-Chauvinc was down 5-2 in the third set before winning five straight games and the final seven points to seal Florida State’s first-ever ACC Championship.
Cornut-Chauvinc and Dous-Karpenschif finished the season as the No. 13 doubles pair in the nation with a 15-11 record and played the entire season on Court 1 for the Seminoles. The duo earned a second straight bid into the national doubles competition and was named to the All-ACC Doubles Second Team. They claimed six ranked victories.
The Lyon, France, natives took their best victory of the season over the No. 2 pair in the nation in the ACC Semifinals against Wake Forest. Cornut-Chauvinc and Dous-Karpenschif were tied 3-3 before winning the final three games to seal the all-important doubles point which was the difference in the 4-3 thriller.
Florida State’s Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc and Joshua Dous-Karpenschif will begin the NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Individual Championships in Stillwater, Oklahoma on Monday. Cornut-Chauvinc will compete in the singles competition as the No. 3 national seed while he and Dous-Karpenschif will compete in the doubles competition as an at-large selection.
The singles competition begins on Monday while the doubles competition gets underway Tuesday. This marks the second straight season Florida State is represented by both players in the same competitions. The bracket selection will be announced at the conclusion of the NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Team Championship.
Cornut-Chauvinc finished the season as the No. 4 player in the nation with a 25-3 record and played the entire season on Court 1 for the Seminoles. He was named the ACC Player of the Year, earned a second straight All-ACC Singles First-Team selection and was on the All-ACC Doubles Second Team. He claimed 17 ranked victories and only dropped 10 singles sets throughout the entire season.
The senior was also named ACC Tournament MVP after straight-set victories against #65 Virginia Tech, #11 NC State, and #7 Wake Forest before accomplishing one of the greatest moments in the program’s history. In a 3-3 ACC Championship match, Cornut-Chauvinc was down 5-2 in the third set before winning five straight games and the final seven points to seal Florida State’s first-ever ACC Championship.
Cornut-Chauvinc and Dous-Karpenschif finished the season as the No. 13 doubles pair in the nation with a 15-11 record and played the entire season on Court 1 for the Seminoles. The duo earned a second straight bid into the national doubles competition and was named to the All-ACC Doubles Second Team. They claimed six ranked victories.
The Lyon, France, natives took their best victory of the season over the No. 2 pair in the nation in the ACC Semifinals against Wake Forest. Cornut-Chauvinc and Dous-Karpenschif were tied 3-3 before winning the final three games to seal the all-important doubles point which was the difference in the 4-3 thriller.
