Final Stats

RESULTSSPOKANE, Wash.: Junior Pedro Iamachkine clinched his fourth match of the season to propel the Pepperdine men's tennis team to a 4-1 win against West Coast Conference opponent Gonzaga at the Stevens Center on Sunday afternoon.

With the win, the Waves enter postseason with a 12-9 overall record and a 7-2 output against conference opposition. After amassing a 3-1 lead in the match, all eyes fell on the final three singles courts in action for the clinch. Iamachkine (Lima, Peru/Nebraska HS) was up to the task and after a 6-1, 6-4 output against Sam Feit clinched the dual to end the regular season with a Waves' win.

To open the match with doubles, senior Tom Hill (Birmingham, England/K12 International) and junior Lautaro Pane (Puerto Madryn, Argentina/SEADEA) struck first in the No. 3 position, besting Ronzai Saurombe and Simon Homedes Dualde with a 6-2 mark for the first advantage.

The opposition then took a win on court one, but senior Guilherme Hadlich (Balneário Camboriú, Brazil/Colégio Energia) and sophomore Gabriel Sidney (Curitiba, Parana, Brazil/Anglo Americano) were in a position to clinch the doubles point for the Waves with a 6-2 victory voer Vincent Rettke and Kyle Everly in the No. 2-slot.

With the lead heading into singles, the Waves came out strong, winning four-of-six first sets to open play. Hadlich began the winning in the second portion of the match, dishing out a 6-4, 6-1 win over Ruadhan O'Sullivan to extend Pepperdine's lead.

Sidney the put his team in clinching territory with a pair of 6-3 sets over Homedes Dualde on court five. The Zags then posted a two-set win on court six to put their first point on the board of the day.

Shortly after, Iamachkine picked up the clinch to win the match and abandon all remaining courts.

Next, the Waves will enter postseason, beginning with the West Coast Conference Championships on April 27-29 in Claremont, Calif. Follow @PeppTennis on Facebook and Twitter for immediate updates and go to PepperdineWaves.com for full recaps, results and more.