Michigan tennis player Evan King won the singles title and was part of the winning doubles team at the Harvard Fall Chowder Invitational that concluded Sunday.

King, a senior ranked the No. 8 player in the ITA preseason rankings, teamed with Shaun Bernstein to win the doubles competition.

In singles play, King had straight-set victories over three ranked opponents at the three-day event.

"The nicest thing is (King) showed a lot of maturity; he is maturing slowly but surely,” Michigan coach Bruce Berque said. “The results were an indication of the work he's put in and the ability that he has. But I can't say it was a surprise. He has the chance to be one of the best players in college."

Michigan freshman Alex Petrone went 2-1 in his first collegiate tournament.

There was no team scoring at the event. (Complete results)

MEN’S SOCCER
Ohio State 3, Michigan 2 (OT): A Chris Hegngi goal just 34 seconds into overtime gave the Buckeyes a Big Ten-opening win at their Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. It’s the third straight overtime loss for the Wolverines (2-7-1). Michigan scored twice late - Fabio Pereira in the 80th minute and Ezekiel Harris in the 84th minute -- to take a 2-1 lead, but an own goal in the 86th minute sent the game to overtime. (Details)

WOMEN’S SOCCER
Michigan 0, Wisconsin 0: The Badgers outshot Michigan 23-11, including a 7-3 shots-on-goal advantage at the U-M Soccer Stadium, but Wolverines (6-3-2, 1-1-1) goalkeeper Haley Kopmeyer preserved the scoreless tie with her fifth shutout of the season. (Details)

Akron 3, Eastern Michigan 0: The host Zips scored three second-half goals to hand Eastern Michigan (0-8-1, 0-2-0 MAC) its fifth straight shutout loss. (Details)

WOMEN’S TENNIS
Spartan Invitational: Michigan freshman Kristen Dodge won the Draw B title in her first collegiate competition. (Details)