LINDSBORG, Kan. - The Ottawa University Braves showed grit and competitiveness throughout the lineup, but came up short in a 4-0 team decision against McPherson College Bulldogs on Thursday morning at the KCAC Tournament.

Doubles Play
Ottawa battled early in doubles, with the No. 1 pairing of Enzo Ceravolo and Jarmo Perez Wienese keeping things tight in a 6-4 decision.

Singles Competition
The Braves showed resilience up and down the singles lineup:

• Enzo Ceravolo (No. 1) took the first set 7-5 and had momentum before his match was left unfinished.
• Jarmo Perez Wienese (No. 3) also secured a first set win, 7-6, showing poise in a tight tiebreak.
• Valentin Corriger (No. 4) was in control with a 6-3 opening set victory before play stopped.

While McPherson clinched the team result with wins at Nos. 2, 5, and 6 singles, Ottawa's performances in the unfinished matches showed the Braves were far from outmatched and trending toward potential points.

Singles competition
1. Arthur Nardy (MC) vs. Enzo Ceravolo (OU) 5-7, unfinished
2. Jayson Wasserfuhr (MC) def. Daniel Sanchez (OU) 6-3, 6-2
3. B. Barrientos Molina (MC) vs. Jarmo Perez Wienese (OU) 6-7, unfinished
4. Hamish Wyatt (MC) vs. Valentin Corriger (OU) 3-6, unfinished
5. Balazs Temesvari (MC) def. Matias Mazieres (OU) 6-0, 6-0
6. Texas Ranger Schmidt (MC) def. Lillian Wessels (OU) 6-1, 6-0

Doubles competition
1. Arthur Nardy/Hamish Wyatt (MC) def. Enzo Ceravolo/Jarmo Perez Wienese (OU) 6-4
2. Jayson Wasserfuhr/B. Barrientos Molina (MC) vs. Valentin Corriger/Daniel Sanchez (OU) 5-4, unfinished
3. Texas Ranger Schmidt/Balazs Temesvari (MC) def. Matias Mazieres/Lillian Wessels (OU) 6-1