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While sophomore Lev Kazakov and freshman Alafia Ayeni scored a 6-4 doubles win, the Red dropped its next two doubles matches on the way to a season-ending loss.

Eliminated From NCAA At-Large Bid, Men’s Tennis’ Season Ends With Loss to No. 16 Columbia

By Josh Zhu | April 30, 2018

After a season beset by inconsistent lineups and a tough schedule, the loss sent Cornell below .500, ending its chance to compete in postseason play.

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