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Martlets Play Another Close One; This Time They Come Out on Top
The girls had to come from behind to earn the victory Dec. 5, as in the first round of matches, the hosts took two of three. Caroline Kelter '19 got the one win for the Martlets by overpowering her opponent at No. 4 (4, 7, 4). Unfortunately, Ellie Bailey '21 could not take the No. 2 match despite playing well (6, (10), 7, 10). Eve Cathcart '20 came even closer at No. 6, taking her opponent to five games and losing her three by the narrowest of margins ((3), 10, (9), 10, 10). In the second round, the middle of the ladder remained strong, with 3-0 victories being earned by Natalie Fay '19 at No. 3 (2, 8, 6) and Rebecca Sargent '20 at No. 5 (4, 7, 4). Annabel Bradley '19 nearly put the Martlets over the top at No. 7, but fell just short (9, (6), (5), 7, 2). So just as was the case Dec. 1, the match was decided by the last two players on court. Valeria Osorio '19 rose to the occasion at No. 1, fighting through some momentum swings to come through in a tight four-game win (11, 4, (6), 10). In the exhibition match, Georgia Swank '19 added a decisive fifth victory (8, 5, 4).
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