Georgia Athletics | May 24, 2014 Texas gets first single among last four in 21 years Texas' Soren Hess-Olesen also reached the quarterfinals in doubles. Share ATHENS, Ga. -- The highest seed remaining in the draw, second-seeded Marcos Giron of UCLA, moved past California’s Ben McLachlan 6-1, 6-3. Giron has been the only top eight seed in the draw since the first day of singles play and will face the only other seeded player in Sunday’s semifinals. DI MEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Singles, doubles finals recap Singles: UCLA's Giron wins singles title All Cal match-up for singles title, doubles final set Singles: FIrst semifinalist for Texas in 21 years Singles: USF's Cid continues run through Day 2 Singles: Athens becomes upset city on first day Championship recap Gallery Final: USC wins program's 21st, school's 100th title Semis: Oklahoma extends run to first title match Semis: Southern Cal wins clash with Virginia Quarters: UCLA ousts Ohio St. for third time in four years Quarters: Oklahoma reaches program's first semifinal Quarters: Southern Cal. bounces back to beat Texas Quarters: Virginia advances to semifinals with 4-0 win Round of 16: Ohio St. survives Fla. | UCLA gets by Tenn. Round of 16: Okla. heads to quarters | UNC outlasts UGa. Round of 16: Baylor sweeps Illini | Cavs beat Irish again Round of 16: USC halts Columbia | Texas gets by Cal Brackets: Interactive Printable Individual Draws: Singles | Doubles Live Scoring No.9-16 Søren Hess-Olesen of Texas booked a date with Giron with a strong victory against Mackenzie McDonald. Hess-Oleson, who would later withdraw from doubles play with his teammate Lloyd Glasspool, clinched his spot among the final four by a 6-3, 0-6, 6-2 score line. It is the first time a Longhorn has been in the tournament this late since 1993. On the other side of the draw two unseeded players advanced to the semifinals as Harvard’s Denis Nguyen and Alex Sarkissian of Pepperdine will face each other with a place in the championship match on the line. Nguyen continued his run with a 6-2, 6-2 victory against Florent Diep of Florid and Sarkissian topped Robert Cid, who earlier in the week defeated top seed Clay Johnson 6-0, 6-3 in a dominant display on court No. 6. The doubles draws also cemented their final four teams. No.2 Tennessee pairing of Mikelis Libietis and Hunter Reese moved into the semifinals with a 7-5, 6-3 victory against the California duo of Gregory Bayane and Chase Melton. They will face Hunter Harrington and Dominique Maden of Clemson, who knocked off the No.3 seed of Gonzales Austin and Ryan Lipman of Vanderbilt 6-4, 6-4. On the other side of the draw Arjun Kadhe and Jakob Sude of Oklahoma State will battle Ohio State’s Peter Kobelt and Kevin Metka. Kadhe and Sude advanced with a 6-4, 6-3 victory against Pepperdine’s Sarkissian and Francis Alcantara. The Buckeye duo advanced after Texas’ withdrawal. The action moves toward its climax on Sunday as the semifinals of singles and doubles will be played on the Henry Field courts beginning at noon ET. The colleges (and conferences) with the most players taken in the 2021 WNBA draft Twenty-nine of the 36 players taken in the 2021 WNBA draft played college basketball. Here's a look at which schools and conferences had the most draft picks. READ MORE Here are some top caliber college volleyball setters in 2021 These are some of the top college volleyball setters in 2021. READ MORE 3 big matchups ahead in week 10 of college volleyball No. 9 Ohio State vs. No. 10 Purdue and No. 2 Texas vs. No. 6 Baylor highlight the top volleyball series to watch in week 10 of college volleyball. READ MORE