On Friday afternoon at the Snyder Tennis Center, Singh and Barrick, as they have all year, dominated their opponents. The duo’s 8-3 victory over Jason Hill and Nick Birger at No. 2 doubles paved the way for an easy 4-0 triumph over Navy in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

Undefeated Virginia (29-0), the No. 1 seed, begins its quest for a national title when it hosts Navy in a first-round match at 1 p.m.

When Sanam Singh’s leg muscle locked up in last year’s NCAA semifinals and the freshman couldn’t answer the bell, Virginia’s men’s tennis team was again denied the national outdoors title.

The No. 1-ranked men earned the top seed in their draw and will host Navy next Friday. The women, ranked 27th, earned an at-large bid and will play VCU in Durham, N.C., either next Friday or Saturday.

On Tuesday, Virginia’s second baseman hit the latest bases-clearing home run in his career as the 18th-ranked Cavaliers crushed Navy 17-1 at Davenport Field.

Dom Starsia has always believed in building his offense with outstanding attackmen, and that’s what he’s counting on in today’s NCAA quarterfinals men’s lacrosse match against Maryland.