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Finally, A Beautiful Spring Day!
After a rainy Monday postponed the match, the Martlets traveled to West Hartford on a dry and sunny Tuesday afternoon. The epic match of the day was played by Kristina Oganyan '22 and No. 1 singles. The two opponents were evenly matched and although Oganyan lost 7-9, she played well and is improving every game. The two wins for the day came at Nos. 3 and 6 doubles. Annie Brewer '21 and Alex Buerck '21 won handily, as did Lizzy McCoy '20 and Chloe Ferro '20. Playing No. 2 singles for the first time was Sofia Daniele '22 who played a great match but also lost by just two games. Similarly, No. 1 doubles team of Izzy Bailey '21 and Olivia Olney '22 was a hard-fought battle, with lots of games going to deuce. Unfortunately for the Martlets, the eight-game pro set was being played no ad, and the last point didn't always fall in the Martlets favor. This was true for the No. 2 doubles team of Sofia Raymond '19 and Lily Carrel '19. Rounding out the remaining very close matches were Jessie Kwon '21 and Mairead DeFronzo '20 at No. 4 doubles, Siena Holowesko '21 and Christina Zahringer '20 at No. 5 doubles, and Elena McGuigan '21 and Shui Se Phoe '21 at No. 7 doubles. All of the matches were fun to watch and everyone's tennis game is coming along nicely. The Martlets have a few weeks to work on their game and are not back at it again until mid-May.
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