The York College men's tennis team was back in action today, as they played two matches, one at home and one away on a busy Saturday. The Cardinals picked up a win against St. Joseph's College- Brooklyn, 5-4, in the final home match of the season and then traveled to the College of Staten Island where they lost a 7-2 decision.
 
The doubleheader was necessary because of the bad weather that forced many postponements this season. York needed to get both matches in this week.
 
St. Joe's Recap
 
York came out strong right from the beginning. Vimal Ramnarain and Hasnain Khatri won # 2 doubles, 8-0, while Felix Liew and Rahim Houston picked up another win in #3 doubles, 8-3.
 
The momentum from doubles carried on to singles for the Cardinals. Hasnain Khatri had a very strong match in #4 singles when he beat Israel Bautista, 6-0, 6-0. In #5 Singles Felix Liew beat Steph Etheart, 6-4, 6-3. The last victory of the day came at # 6 singles with Rahim Houston beating Jack Dominics, 6-2, 6-4.
 
Liew, a four-year member of the tennis team, played his final home match of the season today. Liew was honored before the match by Athletic Director Deneé Barracato and Head Coach Carl Summerlin.
 
Staten Island Recap

Against Staten Island, York got into an early hole after doubles play, losing all three doubles.  In singles play, York got a 6-2, 6-4 victory from Hansain Khatri at #4 singles and a 6-3, 6-4 win from Felix Liew at fifth singles.
 
However, CSI took the other four matches to clinch the win.
 
York now stands at 3-7 and will finish out the season on Monday at Sarah Lawrence College at 6 p.m.