After the match, Virginia Coach Andes Pedroso was quick to laud the visitors, praising both Vanderbilt’s performance and Brown’s impact on the program.
The Cavaliers will face Vanderbilt Sunday, a team led by former Virginia associate head coach Scott Brown.
The Cavaliers have started their season 4-0, with a marquee home matchup against Columbia Friday.
Virginia wasted little time proving the program’s dominance, opening the season with back-to-back victories over higher-ranked opponents.
“My time in college has played a huge role in my growth, both as a player and as a person, and I now feel prepared to take this next step and embrace a new challenge in my life,” Jódar wrote.
Dietrich and Dahlberg are now the fourth doubles team in the history of Virginia men's tennis program to be honored as NCAA champions.
In addition to the doubles title, Virginia produced several deep singles runs.
“It all worked out in a serendipitous way,” Kwiatkowski said.
Virginia men's tennis's backbone is forging a pro career.
Chris Rodesch's torrid run has been an inspiring summer story.
