Although the Mountaineers weren't able to claim a spot in the ASC Tournament this year, the team still finished strong with back-to-back wins to close out the season.  Schreiner posted a tough win at McMurry, 5-4, and then pounded visiting Concordia-Austin, 8-1, in Christian Sasam's final match. 

At McMurry, SU got behind, 2-1, after doubles play as only Sasam and partner Trey Brannen were able to post a win.  In singles, both quickly won their matches to put SU ahead.  Christian's younger brother Carlo Sasam won at #2 singles After a loss at #4 singles pulled McMurry within 4-3, Riley Winterringer earned the decisive point at #6 singles.

In the Concordia-Austin match, Sasam quickly took matters into his own hands.  He and Brannen won convincingly at #1 doubles.  Winterringer and Brent Coleman were similarly impressive at #2 doubles as was the younger Sasam and partner Zach Browning at #3. 

Christian then won his final SU match at #1 singles (although a junior, he is transferring to UT-Austin to complete his Engineering degree) and was quickly followed by Carlo (#2 singles), Brannen (#3), Coleman (#4) and Browning (#5).  With the match in hand and Winterringer injured, SU forfeited the final match.  Schreiner improved to 5-10 overall and 3-4 in ASC West action.