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Women's Tennis Heads to Georgia Tech and Clemson
March 04, 2015 | Women's Tennis
The University of Louisville women's tennis team will continue their road schedule for two key ACC matchups this weekend. The Cards will face No. 27 Georgia Tech at 3 p.m. on Friday before taking on No. 23 Clemson at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday.
The Cards currently sit at 10-6 in dual match play and 2-2 in conference play after splitting matches last weekend. The Cardinals defeated North Carolina State 4-3 before falling to No. 1 North Carolina 4-0. Sophomore Oliva Boesing improved to 10-2 in duals play after winning her singles match last weekend. Jessie Lynn Paul continues her strong freshman campaign holding a 10-3 duals record. The team of Elle Stokes and Ariana Rodriguez (8-3) and Chloe Willetts and Olivia Boesing (10-4) lead the Cardinals in No. 1 and No. 2 doubles, respectively.
No. 56 Georgia Tech boasts a 4-4 record in dual matches after falling to No. 1 North Carolina 5-2 and defeating North Carolina State 4-1. The Yellow Jackets are led by freshmen Paige Hourigan and Johnnise Renaud at No. 1 and No. 2 singles. Hourigan holds a No. 57 national ranking and boasts a 4-2 duals record while Renaud holds a No. 67 national ranking and boasts a 3-5 duals record. Three doubles teams have national rankings for the Yellow Jackets. The team of Hourigan and Kendal Woodard holds a No. 36 ranking and a perfect 4-0 duals record in doubles. Rasheeda McAdoo and Alexis Prokopuik hold a No. 41 ranking while the team of Alexa Anton-Ohlmeyer and Prokopuik holds a No. 50 ranking.
No. 15 Clemson holds a 7-5 record in dual match play this season after defeating No. 52 Florida State 4-3 and falling to No. 20 Miami 7-0. The Tigers are led by seniors Beatrice Gumulya and Jessy Rompies who holds a No. 1 national ranking in doubles and a perfect 9-0 duals record. Junior Joana Eidukonyte who holds a No. 20 national ranking and an 8-2 record in dual matches. Senior Romy Koelzer (No. 58), Gumulya (No. 82) and junior Tristen Dewar (No. 119) also hold a singles national ranking for Clemson.
The Cardinals will continue their ACC schedule as they host No. 53 Wake Forest and No. 1 North Carolina next weekend at Bass-Rudd Tennis Center.
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