The Virginia men's tennis team continued its undefeated run with a win in the finals of the ACC Championship match against Miami Sunday, bringing its ACC Tournament victory total to four of the previous five tournaments. Senior Treat Huey lead the Cavaliers as MVP of the tournament.
Huey defeated Miami senior Vivek Subramanian in his singles match and teamed with fellow senior Somdev Devvarman to lead junior Daniel Vallverdu and freshman Carl Sundberg 7-5 in a match that did not finish.
Virginia made it to the finals by defeating N.C. State Friday 4-1 and beating Wake Forest Saturday 4-1.
Virginia's next challenge will be the NCAA Regional matches the weekend of May 9.
--compiled by JP Stroman
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