Women’s Tennis Kicks Off Fall Season
HAMILTON – Women's Tennis opened up their fall season in a big way on Wednesday, defeating Le Moyne 5-2 for Head Coach Bobby Pennington's 280th career win.
The night started out hot, with three doubles matches to get the ball rolling. The duo of Addie Eklund and Emily Untermeyer walked away with an easy win of 6-1.
Jordan Ben-Shmuel and Sasha Herman dominated the Dolphins by a score of 6-2. Emme Levenson and Katerina Atallah dropped the third match by a close margin of 6-4.
The Raiders walked away with the first point on the night, winning two of the three doubles matches. Eklund, Levenson, Natalie Fuller, and Amelia Galin breezed their way through the singles matches to grab ahold of four points.
Atallah and Untermeyer battled hard all night before eventually conceding two points to the visitors.
Shasa Herman competed in an exhibition matchup, crushing her competition with ease by scores of 6-1, 6-2.
DOUBLES
Levenson/Atallah lost 4-6
Eklund/Untermeyer won 6-1
Ben-Shmuel/Herman won 6-2
Colgate wins two of three to claim the first point of the night.
SINGLES
Addie Eklund won 6-0, 6-2
Emme Levenson won 6-3, 6-0
Amelia Galin won 6-3, 6-4
Katerina Atallah lost 5-7, 1-6
Natalie Fuller won 6-1, 6-3
Emily Untermeyer lost 4-6, 6-2, (5-10)
Shasa Herman won 6-1, 6-2 (Exhibition)
The Raiders contended their success, grabbing four more points, sealing the victory.
FROM THE SOURCE
Head Coach Bobby Pennington
"Great way to open up the fall season for the ladies! We took care of the doubles point, winning in two with three wins in singles. Addie, Emme, Amelia and Natalie tore it up.
"I have the utmost respect for my old assistant Jeff and his Le Moyne squad. They were picked first in their conference so we knew it would be a battle. We have a great group of ladies with a culture second to none and some lofty goals."
UP NEXT
The women's team takes a short break before hitting the road for the Lehigh Invitational. The two-day invite kicks off Friday, Sept. 17.
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