In the semi-finals, Bethel took two of the three doubles matches. Number one's Arnaud Bichon and Thiago Olivera lost 3-8; number two's Gustavo Hoewell and Augusto Velez won 8-1; Fernando Ristow and Andres Mejia 8-3. Holding a 2-1 lead after the doubles matches, the Wildcats only need to win three singles matches to win. It didn't take long as Bethe lost only 2 games in the three singles wins. Hoewell won at the number four position 6-0, 6-1; Oliveria in the number five spot won 6-0, 6-1; and Velez blanked his opponent 6-0, 6-0.

In the championship match, the Wildcats found themselves down 1-2 after doubles action. Bichon and Oliveria lost a close match 6-8; Hoewell and Velez also lost a close match 5-8; and Ristow and Mejia won 8-2. Bethel's number one single player Fernando Bocchese had not lost a singles match all season but has been suffering from a severe shoulder problem that forced him to retire from his match after trailing 0-6, 1-2; Ristow took his opponent to the limit losing in tie breakers in both sets 6-7, 6-7; Bichon had been fighting an injury and retired with the score 4-6, 4-4; Hoewell won as his opponent retired but was winning 6-3, 2-0 at the time; Oliveria won 6-3, 6-2.