Charleston, W. Va - The University of Charleston continued their winning streak with a dominant 6-1 victory over Slippery Rock University in a thrilling match held at the Charleston Tennis Center.
The Basics
Location: Charleston Tennis Center
Score: UC 6, SRU 1
How it Happened
Despite a setback in the doubles matches, where Slippery Rock University managed to clinch the doubles point by securing wins at #1 doubles (2-6) and #3 doubles (3-6), the Golden Eagles remained resilient and focused heading into singles play.
In a stellar display of talent and determination, the Golden Eagles dominated the singles matches, securing victories in five out of six positions. Prinkle Singh, continuing her impressive form, led the charge with a convincing 6-1, 6-3 win at #1 singles, setting the tone for the remainder of the match.
Sophia Krasikova followed suit with a solid performance at #2 singles, triumphing with scores of 6-3, 6-4, while Filippa Larsson battled back from a first-set loss to claim victory at #3 singles, showcasing her ability to fight back and her skill with a final score of 2-6, 6-2, 6-1.
The momentum continued for the Golden Eagles as Michelle Connor fought her way to a hard-fought victory in the third set at #4 singles, ultimately prevailing with a score of 6-1. Sara Martinez maintained her composure to secure a straight-set win at #5 singles, with scores of 6-2, 6-4. Riva's victory at #6 singles sealed the deal for Charleston, with a solid 6-3, 6-4 win, ensuring a resounding triumph over The Rock.
Coach Foote's Reflection
Reflecting on the match, Coach Foote commended his team's resilience in bouncing back after dropping the doubles point. He emphasized the importance of maintaining focus and intensity throughout the match, especially in the face of adversity. Coach Foote expressed his satisfaction with the team's overall performance, noting their determination and fighting spirit.
Up Next
The Golden Eagles are gearing up for their next challenge against Bluefield State University, where they will look to maintain their winning momentum and further solidify their position as a dominant force in collegiate tennis.
