Feb. 19, 2000

TULSA, Okla. - Playing indoors on a neutral site against the nation's 10th-ranked program meant UNLV never had a chance as the 58th-ranked Rebel men's tennis team was whitewashed by Virginia Commonwealth at the Southern Tennis Courts Saturday.

UNLV won only one set against a lineup that featured three players ranked in the top 26, including two of the top seven.

At the top spot, Vladimir Pavicevic fell to top-ranked Daniel Andersson, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. Also, Nenad Zivkovic was swept by seventh-ranked Frank Mosher at the second spot, 6-1, 6-1, and Danny Erez fell to 26th-ranked Jose Sanchez, 6-2, 6-0, at the third position.

VCU also swept doubles play for one team point.

The Rebels fell to 3-5 while the Rams improved to 8-1. UNLV is off until traveling to the HEB Invitational March 3-5 in Corpus Christi, Texas.

2000 UNLV MEN'S TENNIS RESULTSVIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH 7, UNLV 0
SINGLES-1.  Daniel Andersson (VCU) def. Vladimir Pavicevic (UNLV) 6-3, 3-6, 6-22.  Frank Mosher (VCU) def. Nenad Zivkovic (UNLV)   6-1, 6-13.  Jose Sanchez (VCU) def. Danny Erez (UNLV)   6-2, 6-04.  Fernando Sanchez (VCU) def. Tyler Roberts (UNLV)6-4, 6-25.  Olle Lundberg (VCU) def. Gregor Skorin (UNLV)   6-2, 6-46.  Mattias Hoglund (VCU) def. Robbie Parlade (UNLV)    6-1, 6-2
DOUBLES-1.  Andersson/Mosher (VCU) def. Zivkovic/Skorin (UNLV)  8-22.  Lundberg/Hoglund (VCU) def. Pavicevic/Erez (UNLV)   8-53.  F. Sanchez/J. Sanchez (VCU) def. Parlade/Roberts (UNLV) 8-5