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Two Cav tennis stars to compete in Rolex tourney

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Virginia men's tennis players Brian Vahaly and Huntley Montgomery have been selected to participate in the Rolex National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships.

Vahaly, who is not seeded, will take on Arkansas' fourth seed, Oskar Johansson, in the first round.

Montgomery will play Rene Combette of Mississippi State first. Montgomery qualified for the tournament after he advanced to the final round of competition in the ITA Regional II Championships in November.

For doubles play, Vahaly and Montgomery, seeded first, will take on Stanford's Scott Lipinsky and David Martin.

The tournament is the third leg of the ITA Grand Slam. As a doubles team, Vahaly and Montgomery competed in the finals of both previous ITA Grand Slam events, but lost both.

Maryland responds to fan misbehavior

Maryland Athletic Director Debbie Yow announced plans Tuesday to curb unruly student behavior at men's home basketball games in response to complaints from Duke fans following Saturday's Duke-Maryland game.

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