University of North Carolina Athletics
Sunday, January 22
Columbia, S.C.
Noon
North Carolina
at
South Carolina
Graduate student Brian Cernoch
Photo by: Jeffrey A. Camarati
First Road Test For Men's Tennis At South Carolina Sunday
January 21, 2023 | Men's Tennis
The University of North Carolina men's tennis team will play its first road match of the season on Sunday when it visits No. 9 South Carolina at noon in Columbia, S.C. Admission at the Carolina Indoor Tennis Center is free and open to the public with doors opening at 11 a.m.
Fans can watch a live stream of Sunday's matches here. Live scoring is available here.
UNC is ranked No. 18 in the most recent Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings, while South Carolina is No. 9.
The Gamecocks feature the nation's top-ranked doubles team of Connor Thomson and Toby Samuel, the duo that beat UNC's Brian Cernoch and Ryan Seggerman in the final of the 2022 ITA All-American Doubles Championship in San Diego.
Samuel is ranked No. 15 nationally in singles, while Casey Hoole is No. 56. Meanhile, Seggerman is ranked No. 9 in singles for the Tar Heels. Cernoch and Seggerman currently are ranked No. 18 in doubles, while Seggerman and freshman Benjamin Kittary are No. 39.
UNC leads the all-time series with the Gamecocks, 46-17-1, and has won the last five meetings since 2020. Carolina won the most recent meeting in Columbia, 4-3, in 2021.
The Tar Heels started the season with a pair of 7-0 wins on Thursday at home against Campbell and North Carolina Central.
Fans can watch a live stream of Sunday's matches here. Live scoring is available here.
UNC is ranked No. 18 in the most recent Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings, while South Carolina is No. 9.
The Gamecocks feature the nation's top-ranked doubles team of Connor Thomson and Toby Samuel, the duo that beat UNC's Brian Cernoch and Ryan Seggerman in the final of the 2022 ITA All-American Doubles Championship in San Diego.
Samuel is ranked No. 15 nationally in singles, while Casey Hoole is No. 56. Meanhile, Seggerman is ranked No. 9 in singles for the Tar Heels. Cernoch and Seggerman currently are ranked No. 18 in doubles, while Seggerman and freshman Benjamin Kittary are No. 39.
UNC leads the all-time series with the Gamecocks, 46-17-1, and has won the last five meetings since 2020. Carolina won the most recent meeting in Columbia, 4-3, in 2021.
The Tar Heels started the season with a pair of 7-0 wins on Thursday at home against Campbell and North Carolina Central.
Players Mentioned
/ Men's Tennis
/ Men's Tennis
WBB: Post-Charleston Southern Press Conference - Dec. 21, 2025presser
Sunday, December 21
UNC Women's Basketball: Tar Heels Topple Charleston Southern, 93-74
Sunday, December 21
UNC Men's Basketball: Tar Heels Escape Ohio State, 71-70
Saturday, December 20
Tar Heels in the Community pres. by NC Electric Co-ops - Share Your Holiday 2025 - December 18, 2025
Friday, December 19