Stockton, Calif. - Sem Verbeek and Daniel Alameh posted wins on their Senior Day as the No. 70 Pacific men's tennis team swept No. 54 BYU, 4-0, Saturday at Eve Zimmerman Tennis Center.

Verbeek won his ninth-straight singles match and improved to 18-2 overall on the year. Alameh added his 11th singles win of the year,

Pacific took the doubles point as the No. 86 tandem of Verbeek & Jose Chamba downed  Shane Monroe & Andrey Goryachkov, 6-2, at first doubles. At second doubles, 2. Alex Giannini & Alameh posed a 6-3 win over John Pearce & Jacob Sullivan, 6-3, to take the point. Bernardo Oliveira & Miguel Diaz went unfinished against Jeremy Bourgeois & Keaton Cullimore, 4-5, unfinished.

In singles, Alameh dispatched Cullimore, 6-2, 6-0, at second singles. Diaz closed out Pearce, 6-2, 6-4, at fourth singles. After taking the first set, Verbeek had to rally in the second, and came from down 5-4 to take set two and clinch the match, 6-1, 7-5.

"Today was an amazing day," head coach Ryan Redondo said. "Glen Albaugh said it best: 'things don't always end the way they are supposed to end, but today did.' For our seniors, in their last match, against a very good ranked team, the guys went out and had so much determination to not only get it done, and get a result, but do it in the right way. I'm very proud of that. That's a great next step before the conference championships."

The Tigers improve to 14-12 overall and 6-3 in the West Coast Conference. BYU falls to 7-2 in WCC play and 18-6 overall on the year.

Pacific will head to next week's West Coast Conference tennis championship at Biszantz Family Tennis Center in Claremont, Calif. The Tigers will get underway in the opening round on Thursday, but must wait on Saturday's action around the conference to be complete before seeding is settled.