No. 4 Demon Deacons Down Virginia Tech at Home

Friday, March 20

Winston-Salem, N.C.

4 p.m.

Wake Forest University

Virginia Tech

3/20/2026 6:29:00 PM | Men's Tennis

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Wake Forest will wrap up its six-match home stand Sunday against No. 1 Virginia and Longwood.

By: Dylan Shackelford

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – The No. 4-ranked Wake Forest men's tennis remained perfect in ACC play this season as it defeated Virginia Tech, 4-0, Friday evening at the Wake Forest Tennis Center.

The Deacs (21-2, 7-0 ACC) extended their nation-leading home match winning streak to 42 games. Since 2013, Wake Forest has the most home wins (239) in the country and the second-most overall wins (377).

Rank	Team	Home Wins Since 2013
1.	Wake Forest	239
2.	Ohio State	231
3.	Baylor	195
4.	Tennessee	176
5.	Texas	174

Wake Forest has also won 22-consecutive ACC regular season matches following a flawless run last year and has taken a total of 123 conference victories since the start of the 2013 campaign, good for second during that span.

Rank	Team	ACC Wins Since 2013
1.	Virginia	132
2.	Wake Forest	123
3.	North Carolina	104
4.	Duke	94
5.	NC State	86

Wake Forest improved to 35-14 all-time against Virginia Tech, including 14 wins in a row over the Hokies dating back to 2014.

The Demon Deacons took the doubles point and have now opened with a 1-0 lead in 12-consecutive matches and 20 times overall with wins on courts two and three.

Freshman Dominick Mosejczuk and redshirt freshman Andrew Delgado teamed up once again for their fourth win as a duo as they took down Fishback/Thompson on court three, 6-3. Delgado is now 11-0 overall in doubles this campaign to go along with a perfect 5-0 mark in singles.

Junior Luca Pow and sophomore Charlie Robertson now have a team-high nine doubles wins as a pair after a 7-5 victory over Jurina/Fahim on court two to clinch the point. With the win, Pow is now one away from being tied for eighth in program history with 87 career doubles wins.

Career Doubles Wins - Wake Forest History

Rank	Name	Years	Wins
4.	Steven Forman	2007-10	94
T5.	Trent Brendon	2000-03	92
T5.	David Hopkins	2008-13	92
7.	*DK Suresh*	*2023-Pres.*	91
T8.	Raul Munoz	1998-2001	88
T8.	Brent Ross	1992-96	88
T8.	Petros Chrysochos	2016-19	88
11.	*Luca Pow*	*2023-Pres.*	87
12.	Todd Paul	2003-07	84

Closing in on the top 10 in program history with 91 career singles wins, Pow improved to 13-3 this season with 6-0, 6-1 victory over Julian Lozano on court three. He has now contributed to 177 combined singles and doubles wins over the last three years, the most out of any active Wake Forest player.

Moments later, sophomore Kacper Szymkowiak put Wake Forest up 3-0 as he also secured a dominant 6-0, 6-1 over Thomas Brandao on court four.

On court five, sophomore Joaquin Guilleme picked up his team-leading 15th singles win of the season and clinched the victory for the Deacs, as he defeated Frank Thompson, 6-0, 6-1.

With eight matches left in the 2026 regular-season campaign, the Demon Deacons have compiled a 76-15 record in singles play while going 44-9 in doubles.

How It Happened

Wake Forest set the tone early in doubles, earning breaks on courts one and three to immediately put pressure on the Hokies.
Mosejczuk and Delgado continued their strong play as a duo, finishing first on court three with a 6-3 victory to give the Deacs the early edge.
With courts one and two locked at 5-5, Pow and Robertson delivered in the clutch, breaking late and holding for a 7-5 win on court two to clinch the doubles point.
Carrying that momentum into singles, the Demon Deacons came out firing and jumped ahead with early breaks on all six courts.
Kacper Szymkowiak was first off the court, cruising to a dominant 6-0, 6-1 win on court four to give Wake Forest a 2-0 lead.
Shortly after, No. 20 Luca Pow followed with a commanding 6-0, 6-1 victory of his own on court three to extend the advantage to 3-0.
Joaquin Guilleme then sealed the match for the Deacs, defeating Frank Thompson, 6-0, 6-1, on court five to secure the 4-0 victory.
At the time of the clinch, Wake Forest held strong positions across the remaining courts, with Rottgering and Robertson both leading in their matches, while Mosejczuk was ahead 6-4 in his opening set.

Singles Results
1. #47 Mees Rottgering (WFU) vs. Ilyas Fahim (VT) 6-3, 0-1, unfinished
2. Charlie Robertson (WFU) vs. Eyal Shumilov (VT) 6-3, 3-0, unfinished
3. #20 Luca Pow (WFU) def. Julian Lozano (VT) 6-0, 6-1
4. Kacper Szymkowiak (WFU) def. Thomas Brandao (VT) 6-0, 6-1
5. Joaquin Guilleme (WFU) def. Frank Thompson (VT) 6-0, 6-1
6. Dominick Mosejczuk (WFU) vs. Blake Hilsen (VT) 6-4, unfinished
Order of finish: 4, 3, 5

Doubles Results
1. Rottgering/Szymkowiak (WFU) vs. Hilsen/Shumilov (VT) 5-6, unfinished
2. Pow/Robertson (WFU) def. Jurina/Fahim (VT) 7-5
3. Mosejczuk/Delgado (WFU) def. Fishback/Thompson (VT) 6-3
Order of finish: 3, 2

From Coach Bresky
"I'm really proud of the way we set the tone from the start tonight. Doubles was competitive across the board, and Luca and Charlie came up big in a tight spot to get us that first point. From there, our guys carried that energy into singles and did a great job taking control early on every court. It's a total team effort right now, and we'll need that same focus as we get ready for a big Sunday." – Head coach Tony Bresky

Up Next
Wake Forest will wrap up its six-match home stand Sunday against No. 1 Virginia and Longwood. The clash against the Cavaliers is slated for 1 p.m. followed by a 5 p.m. match against the Lancers.

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