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The University of Georgia men's tennis team put together 12 singles wins and three doubles wins during Day Two of the ITA Southeast Regional at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex on Thursday.Four Bulldogs will feature in the round of 16 of the singles main draw. No. 14 Paulsell will face Clement (Georgia Tech), No. 28 Colby will face Blanco Fernandez (Stetson), No. 64 Perez Peña will face Edengren (Florida) and No. 86 Pinto Sansano will face Nirundorn (Florida). Cyrus Mahjoob will face Dous-Karpenschif (Florida State) in the consolation round of 16. In doubles, all three ranked Georgia pairings will also continue play in the round of 16. No. 2 Blaydes/Ratiu will face Brancatelli/Biagiotti (Georgia Tech), No. 33 Paulsell/Colby will face Bonetto/Carlini (Georgia Tech) and No. 44 Perez Peña/Pinto Sansano will face Padio/Gandonou (Mercer).

Hayden Mulberry earned her first win at the ITA Southeast Regional Championships while Dasha Vidmanova advanced to the ITF W100 Macon singles quarterfinals on Thursday. Mulberry will resume play at the ITA Southeast Regionals with a qualifying round of 16 match against Donatella Guarnieri. In Macon, Vidmanova will look to extend her winning streak to five matches when she faces No. 2 seed and WTA #99 Anna Blinkova in the singles main draw quarterfinal.

Georgia women's golf will play its fifth and final tournament of the fall portion of the season in the Bahamas this weekend, competing at the White Sands Invitational on Paradise Island from Friday through Sunday. The tournament will tee off with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. each day and consist of three-consecutive days of 18 holes of golf at the Ocean Club Golf Course.

Georgia volleyball is back in action this weekend taking its newest opponents in the SEC. Oklahoma will travel to Athens on Friday, then the Bulldogs hit the road for a matchup at No. 7 Texas on Sunday.

Bulldog junior safety Malaki Starks has been named one of 16 quarterfinalists for the Lott IMPACT Trophy, according to an announcement from The Pacific Club IMPACT Foundation Thursday.

Georgia, now ranked 38th in the NCAA Soccer RPI rankings, hosts Tennessee in its penultimate regular season home match Friday evening. Now in a four-way tie for sixth place in the SEC, the Bulldogs are looking for a win after falling last week against No. 4 Mississippi State and tying Florida on the road, while the Lady Vols enter on a two-match losing streak after tough matchups last week against No. 6 Arkansas and No. 14 Auburn. Georgia returns to the road for a rivalry matchup at No. 11 Auburn on Thursday, Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. EDT on SEC Network+. The Bulldogs will close out the regular season against No. 24 Texas on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 4 p.m. EDT at the Turner Soccer Complex.

After a month-long training block, the University of Georgia cross country teams are set to return to the course at the Crimson Classic, which will be hosted by the University of Alabama on Friday. The meet will mark the Bulldogs' final regular season meet before heading to College Station, Texas, for the Southeastern Conference Championships in November.