Ole Miss Men’s Tennis Heads to Black and Gold Invitational in Nashville
NAshville, Tenn. — Ole Miss men’s tennis is competing in the Black and Gold Invitational from Oct. 2 to 4, as part of its fall schedule, according to the university’s athletics department.
Junior Kai Milburn and senior Mason Landreth are representing the Rebels at the three-day event. Milburn, from Queenstown, New Zealand, recently won doubles at the Milwaukee Tennis Classic with Igor Kudriashov and advanced to the singles semifinals. During his sophomore year, Milburn posted 21 doubles wins, including 10 on court one.
Landreth, a transfer from Louisiana, started his Ole Miss career at the ITA All-American Championships, earning a straight-set victory over Georgia’s Eudald Gonzalez. He finished last season with a 13-5 doubles record.
Following the Nashville tournament, Ole Miss will compete at the ITA Southern Regional in Auburn, Alabama, from Oct. 9 to 13. The Rebels’ fall schedule also includes events in Milwaukee, Tulsa, Fayetteville, Rome, and Norman, with their season culminating at the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships in Athens, Georgia, in November.
For updates, fans can follow Ole Miss men’s tennis on X (formerly Twitter) at @OleMissMTennis, Facebook, and Instagram.
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