Gallery: Men's tennis honors Metka, Callahan on Senior Day April 12, 2015Mark Batke Redshirt-senior Kevin Metka (center) is congratulated by teammates before being recognized in a Senior Day ceremony on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 OSU win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor Redshirt-senior Hunter Callahan (center) is applauded by teammates as he is recognized during a Senior Day ceremony on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 OSU win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor Redshirt-senior Hunter Callahan (left) greets family and friends during a Senior Day ceremony on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 OSU win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor Redshirt-senior Hunter Callahan (right) greets family and friends during a Senior Day ceremony on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 OSU win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor Redshirt-senior Kevin Metka (right) looks out on the crowd as he is recognized during a Senior Day ceremony on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 OSU win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor Redshirt-senior Kevin Metka (right) greets family and friends during a Senior Day ceremony on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 OSU win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor Redshirt-seniors Kevin Metka (left) and Hunter Callahan pose with family and friends during a Senior Day ceremony on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 OSU win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor Associate head coach Justin Kronauge (left), redshirt-senior Kevin Metka, coach Ty Tucker, redshirt-senior Hunter Callahan and volunteer assistant coach David Shilling pose for a photo during a Senior Day ceremony for Metka and Callahan on April 12 at the Varsity Tennis Courts. The ceremony followed a 4-0 win over Purdue. Credit: Mark Batke / Photo editor
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