Michigan State men's tennis star Ozan Baris fell in three sets against Alabama junior Filip Planinsek in the semifinal round of the NCAA Singles Championships.
The sophomore from Okemos, Michigan took his opponent, Alabama junior Filip Planinsek, to a third set in the NCAA Singles Championships semifinals on Friday and even led 6-3 in the final set before ultimately losing the match.
The young Spartan's appearance in the semifinals made history, as no Michigan State men's tennis player had ever made it that far in the NCAA singles tournament.
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