The 12th-ranked Middlebury men's tennis team has been lauded with three All-NESCAC laurels. Noah Laber earns a spot on the first team in singles and doubles alongside partner Thehan Wijemanne. Julian Wu was tabbed to the second team in singles.
 
HONOREE HIGHLIGHTS

• Laber (First Team Singles)
  • The senior earns his third individual honor and lands a spot on the first team for the second time in his career.
  • Laber has played a majority of the season at #1 and ranks ninth in the country.
  • He owns a 16-3 record this spring and had an eight-match unbeaten streak heading into the NESCAC Tournament. 
  • Laber owns a 61-25 career mark in singles play, including a personal-best 22 victories this year.
• Laber & Wijemanne (First Team Doubles)
  • Laber and Wijemanne started playing together consistently in the top spot of the doubles lineup on March 18.
  • The duo boasts an impressive 13-2 mark and ranked second in the Northeast Region and 14th among Division III pairs.
  • The tandem has claimed five-straight victories heading into NCAA Tournament play.
  • The honor is the first for Wijemanne, while Laber earns doubles praise for the third time in his career.
• Wu (Second Team Singles)
  • Wu has held down the second slot of singles and recently claimed his 60th career win.
  • The junior claimed the decisive point in solo action to help the squad to their 12th conference crown last weekend. The victory was the 60th of his career. 
  • The Panther has been tabbed to the first team in singles twice, marking his third all-conference honor overall. 

Middlebury earned a first-round bye to the NCAA Tournament following its 12th NESCAC Championship win. The squad begins action on the national stage on Saturday against the winner of Allegheny and Nichols.