West Florida Athletics | May 15, 2014 Argos cruise to 5-0 win against Edinboro in NCAA Round of 16 Share ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. -- After a long rain delay, No. 1 West Florida finally began play at the NCAA Division II championships at 9 p.m. ET on Wednesday evening at Sanlando Park. The Argonauts defeated Edinboro 5-0 in the Round of 16 to advance to the national quarterfinals on Thursday. “It was great to get the win today,” UWF head coach Derrick Racine said. “We didn’t know if we would be playing today with the weather. It was good to get this one in and get back to the hotel to rest.” UWF made quick work of Edinboro in doubles play, dropping only three combined games in the three different matches. The No. 3 ranked doubles team of Bruno Savi and Tony Rajaobelina finished first, winning 8-2 against Matias Aignasse and Juan Estepa at the No. 1 spot. Domenico Sano and Elio Latella then clinched their 8-1 win against James Cooper and Thomas Pellegrino at No. 3 doubles. Finally, Alex Peyrot and Felipe Frattini shut out Bruno Borja and Brandon Romain 8-0 at the No. 2 spot to clinch the doubles sweep for the Argos. DII MEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Final Recap Gallery Maloof: West Florida takes hard road to title Final: West Florida wins matchup of unbeaten teams Semifinal Recap Maloof: West Florida brings the noise Semis: Hawaii Pacific handles Barry to advance Semis: Savi clinches West Fla.'s trip to final Maloof: Hawaii Pacific outlasts weather delays Quarterfinal Recap Quarters: Barry advances by Concordia (N.Y.) Quarters: West Florida sets up semifinals rematch Quarters: Armstrong Atl. returns to semifinals Quarters: Hawaii Pacific throttles SW Baptist Round of 16 Recap Round of 16: Concordia wins | Barry moves on Round of 16: SW Baptist survives | Hawaii Pacific sweeps Round of 16: Armstrong moves on | Midwestern St. wins Round of 16: NW Missouri St. wins | West Fla. advances Maloof: After delays, teams rebound to advance Maloof: Florida powerhouses lead field for Round of 16 Brackets: Interactive Printable How They Got Here: Complete Regional Results Live Scoring The bottom of the lineup took care of business for UWF in singles, as the Argonauts clinched the 5-0 victory with wins at the No. 5 and 6 spots. Felipe Frattini and Elio Latella both won in consecutive sets, 6-0, 6-0, at No. 5 and No. 6, respectively. Frattini finished first at No. 5, and his win came against Brandon Romain. Latella had the clinching win at No. 6 over Raffaele Fusulan. “Both Felipe and Elio came through with big victories,” Racine said. “They seem to be playing really well, which is what we need. If we have the bottom of the lineup going strong, we’re going to be a tough team to beat.” The Argos are scheduled to face No. 17 Midwestern State in the national quarterfinals on Thursday. Midwestern State defeated No. 13 UC San Diego 5-0 on Wednesday to advance to the quarterfinals. “We haven’t played Midwestern State in a few years, but they always have a strong, well-coached team,” Racine explained. “It’s going to be a tough match.” Top-25 upsets lead to new-look DII football Power 10 rankings While West Florida remains on top, the rest of the latest DII football Power 10 rankings have a new look this week. Let's break down the top 10 and take a look at three games to watch in Week 3. READ MORE 5 things you missed and the players that shined in a wild Week 1 of the DII football season Week 1 of the DII football season is just about in the books. Here is a look at what you missed and stand out performances from the top 25. READ MORE The DII football preseason Power 10: West Florida is ready to defend its crown The DII football season is about a month away. Let's take an early look at the preseason top teams for the 2021 season. READ MORE