Box Score

The Basics
? Score: #15 Johns Hopkins-9, Muhlenberg-0
? Records: JHU (7-0, 4-0 CC) ? MC (3-5, 0-4 CC)
? Location: Allentown, PA ? Kern Field Courts
? The Short Story: The 20th-ranked Johns Hopkins men's tennis team beat host Muhlenberg, 9-0, on Saturday afternoon for its seventh straight win.

How it Happened
? Hopkins wasted little time in taking a 3-0 lead over the home team as the Blue Jays lost just two games in sweeping the three doubles matches.
? Seniors Mike Buxbaum and Jeremy Dubin beat Mickey Schindler and David Woods, 8-1, at first. Senior Emerson Walsh and junior Justin Kang did not drop a game as they beat Steven Shoemaker and Jon Yandle at second. Sophomore Scott Thygesen and junior David Perez beat Alex Dagilis and Andrew Natko, 8-1, at third.
? In singles, the Blue Jays swept all six matches in straight sets and lost a total of just 10 games.
? Buxbaum played the minimum 12 games as he defeated Schindler at first. Walsh did the same in his win over Shoemaker at fifth. Freshman Cody Kim also did not lose a game as he beat Evan Johannet at sixth.
? Dubin won 6-3, 6-0 over Woods at second and Thygesen won 6-1, 6-2 over Nicholas Oliveti at third. Perez defeated Dagilis 6-3, 6-1 at fourth.

What it Means
? Hopkins improves to 20-1 all-time against Muhlenberg and has won 14 straight in the series.
? The Blue Jays have now won seven straight, with three straight shutouts. That ties the school record for consecutive wins to start the season.

For the Record
? The win was the 199th overall for head coach Chuck Willenborg and the 97 Centennial Conference regular season win.
? Buxbaum now sits alone in fourth place with 66 career singles wins and is tied for third with 74 career doubles wins. He is also third in combined wins with 140, eight shy of the school record.
? Dubin moved into a tie for 10th place in career singles wins with 49.
? Walsh remains in fifth place with 71 career doubles wins, three shy of fourth place. He now has 95 career total wins, leaving him just five shy of becoming the 13th player in program history to earn 100 wins.

Up Next
? Hopkins travels to Pittsburgh, PA to take on seventh-ranked Carnegie Mellon on Sunday, April 9. The match is slated for a 9:00 am start. Live stats (http://www.enrollment.cmu.edu/athletics/mtennis/tennis_liveStats.html) and live video (http://athletics.cmu.edu/sports/mten/livestream) are available.