The Wesleyan women's tennis team continues their impressive streak, now at 10-1 this season, with another flawless 7-0 victory over Hamilton College. Demonstrating exceptional skill and teamwork, the Cardinals secured every point without losing a single set or match. Their upcoming challenge is against No. 12 Amherst on March 30th.

In doubles play, the Cardinals showcased their strength by sweeping all matches. In singles competition, players such as Gatsiounis, Carlos, Leroy, Soloveychik, and Durkin delivered outstanding performances, contributing to the team's comprehensive triumph. This win highlights the team’s consistency and dominance in both doubles and singles categories.

Doubles Domination Sets the Tone

Wesleyan started strong in the doubles segment, taking control early and maintaining momentum throughout the matches. Each pair demonstrated remarkable coordination and strategy, leaving no room for Hamilton to gain an advantage.

The duo of Jackie Soloveychik and Natalia Leroy excelled in their second pairing, defeating Priyanka Challapalli and Hannah Walpol with a decisive 6-0 score. Meanwhile, Lucinda Gatsiounis and Alexandra Burnett paired effectively as the third team, securing a solid 6-1 win against Shannon Cicero and Muhan Cui. Even when faced with a more challenging matchup, Sarah Youngberg and Lane Durkin maintained their composure, prevailing over Hannah Apsey and Stephanie Pratt with a hard-fought 6-3 victory. These results underscored the depth and versatility of Wesleyan's doubles lineup.

Singles Success Seals the Sweep

Moving into singles play, the Cardinals continued their relentless pursuit of excellence, ensuring that each player contributed significantly to the overall success of the team. Their individual efforts combined seamlessly to achieve the desired outcome.

Gatsiounis led the charge as the fourth singles player, overwhelming Walpole with a commanding 6-0, 6-1 performance. Macie Carlos re-entered the lineup confidently at the sixth position, delivering a crucial victory over Cicero with scores of 6-1, 6-2. Natalia Leroy faced off against Challapalli once again, repeating her earlier success with another 6-2, 6-2 victory. At the top of the singles order, Jackie Soloveychik showcased her prowess against Apsey, winning convincingly with scores of 6-3, 6-1. Finally, Lane Durkin closed out the match at the second singles slot, asserting her dominance over Pratt with a decisive 6-2, 6-3 finish. Each player's contribution was pivotal in completing the sweep, reinforcing the team's cohesive approach and unwavering determination.