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No. 3-Seeded LSU Meets No. 6-Seeded Georgia in SEC Tournament Quarterfinals
LSU looks to advance in the SEC tournament and defeat Georgia for the first time since 1998
Apr. 16, 2026 at 10:19pm
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The SEC Tournament quarterfinal clash between LSU and Georgia promises a visually striking display of athletic prowess and strategic maneuvering on the court.College Station TodayNo. 5 LSU will begin its SEC Tournament campaign after capping off its regular season with a 24-5 record, going 10-4 in the conference. They will open on Friday, April 17, against No. 12 Georgia at 2:00 p.m. CT in Bryan-College Station, Tx., at the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center. LSU is currently No. 5 in the nation, riding a four-match winning streak with a convincing 5-1 record at neutral sites this season.
Why it matters
LSU not only looks to advance in the SEC tournament, but also to achieve yet another milestone this campaign – the Tigers have not defeated the Bulldogs since 1998. Furthermore, in the opening weekend of SEC play, LSU suffered its only sweep all season against Georgia, getting downed 4-0.
The details
LSU dominated in its last outing, defeating then-No. 22 Kentucky, 4-1, to conclude the regular season on a high note. The Tigers extended their record to 24-5 with a 10-4 SEC mark. Georgia finished its regular season on a two-match win streak with a 17-7 mark, going 9-5 in conference play.
- LSU will open the SEC Tournament on Friday, April 17, at 2:00 p.m. CT.
- The semifinals will be on Saturday, April 18, at 1:00 p.m. CT.
- The championship match will be on Sunday, April 19, at 12:00 p.m. CT.
The players
Danny Bryan
LSU head coach.
Jamie Hunt
Georgia head coach who was part of the program's 2007 and 2008 national title teams as a player before returning to Athens as a coach.
Sasa Markovic
LSU player who is ranked No. 14 in doubles with Andrej Loncarevic.
Andrej Loncarevic
LSU player who is ranked No. 14 in doubles with Sasa Markovic and No. 106 in singles.
Erik Arutiunian
LSU player who is ranked No. 25 in singles and has the highest win total on the team with an 18-5 record.
What they’re saying
“I feel like the guys are in a really good place mentally and physically. They're confident and have been very focused in practice, while off the court, they've been enjoying their time together as a team. We are looking forward to getting started tomorrow.”
— Danny Bryan, LSU head coach
What’s next
Should LSU advance, the semifinals on Saturday, April 18, at 1:00 p.m. CT, will provide live results and be streamed by SEC Network+ on ESPN. For the championship match on Sunday, April 19, at 12:00 p.m. CT, live results will be found, and streaming will be provided by SEC Network on ESPN.
The takeaway
LSU is looking to avenge its earlier season sweep against Georgia and advance in the SEC Tournament, with the Tigers' talented lineup led by players like Arutiunian, Loncarevic, and Markovic aiming to make a deep run.



