SPOKANE, Wash. — Eastern Washington men's tennis began its spring schedule today, traveling up the road to play Gonzaga at the Stevens Center. Eastern fell in the match, 6-1, getting a win in singles. 

Sophomore Arshjot Bhatti played at the No. 5 singles spot against the Bulldogs Tom Dunlop. Bhatti earned the win after splitting the first two sets, then winning the tie breaker 10-7 to get the points for the Eagles. 

Caden Kammerer and Tyler Dalos took the court at the No. 1 doubles spot against Matthew Hollingsworth and Sasha Trkulja. The sophomore duo defeated Hollingsworth and Trkulja, 6-3. The Eagles could not get wins in the other two doubles matches to secure the point.

Drew Dillon faced Hollingsworth in singles and fought hard, but dropped a two-set match (6-4, 6-3). 

Results
Singles
Sasha Trkulja (Gonzaga) def. Tyler Waddock (Eastern Washington) 6-4, 6-1
Matthew Hollingsworth (Gonzaga) def. Drew Dillon (Eastern Washington) 6-4, 6-3
Leon Roider (Gonzaga) def. Caden Kammerer (Eastern Washington) 6-1, 6-1
Pablo Gomez Galvan (Eastern Washington) def. Tyler Dalos (Gonzaga) 6-0, 7-5
Arshjot Bhatti (Eastern Washington) def. Tom Dunlop (Gonzaga) 3-6, 6-4, 10-7
Oscar Rashed (Gonzaga) def. Erik Sarlvik (Eastern Washington) 6-2, 6-2

Doubles
Caden Kammerer / Tyler Dalos (Eastern Washington) def. Matthew Hollingsworth / Sasha Trkulja (Gonzaga) 6-3
Leon Roider / Pablo Gomez Galvan (Gonzaga) def. Tyler Waddock / Arshjot Bhatti 6-1 (Eastern Washington)
Gus Krauel / Tom Dunlop (Gonzaga) def. Erik Sarlvik / Drew Dillon (Eastern Washington) 6-3

Up Next
Eastern is off until Feb. 2 when they travel to play Montana in Missoula, Mont. On Feb. 3, the Eagles will also play Grand Canyon in Missoula. 

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