By: Hunter McKay
Men's Tennis Schedule
KENNESAW, Ga.- Director of Tennis
Matt Emery unveiled the Owls 2023 spring schedule on Thursday.
The schedule is made up of 22 matches with 10 on the road and 12 on the Betty Siegel Courts at Kennesaw State.
KSU opens the season hosting Mercer on Jan. 16. The Owls will be hunting for their third consecutive win in the series. Kennesaw State then travels to Alabama State on Jan. 20 for its first road match of the year.
The Owls return home to play seven consecutive home matches in just over a months' time. KSU will welcome Samford (Jan. 22), Presbyterian (Jan. 27), Gardner-Webb (Jan. 29), Georgia Southern (Feb. 11), Georgia Tech (Feb. 24), Fairfield (Feb. 24) and South Carolina State (Feb. 26). Georgia Tech will be the first Power Five program to play the Owls on the Betty Siegel Courts in program history.
KSU ends the non-conference portion of the schedule with five-straight road matches. The road trip begins at Tennessee Tech on Mar. 3. The Owls then head to Chattanooga (Mar. 4) before returning to Atlanta for a match with Georgia State on (Mar. 5). The Owls then head to Florida to face Keizer (Mar. 8) and FAU (Mar. 9).
KSU opens the ASUN portion of its schedule on Mar. 17 at Liberty. The Owls then travel to Charlotte to face ASUN newcomer Queens (Mar. 19).
KSU is back at the Betty Siegel Courts for two ASUN matches with North Florida (Mar. 23) and Stetson (Mar. 26).
The Owls then travel to Alabama for matches at North Alabama (Mar. 31) and Jacksonville State (Apr. 2).
KSU returns to The Nest to conclude the regular season as it faces Bellarmine (Apr. 6) and Eastern Kentucky (Apr. 8).
The 2023 ASUN Conference Tournament will be played on Apr. 13-14 and Apr. 21-22. The first round and quarterfinals will be played at campus sites of the top four seeds on Apr. 13-14. North Florida will host the semifinals on Apr. 21 and the final on Apr. 22.
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