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Senior
CoCo Minott pushed her first
singles match into three sets before falling in a tiebreaker
on Sunday afternoon against Merrimack. |
Merrimack takes down Franklin Pierce, 9-0
Minott falls to Merrimack’s Dunn in a tiebreaker in first-singles action
RINDGE,
N.H. (October 21, 2007) –
Merrimack
College defeated Franklin Pierce University by a score of 9-0 in a
Northeast-10 Conference women’s tennis match at the Franklin Pierce
tennis courts on Sunday afternoon.
Merrimack’s Stellina Saia and Caitlin Dunn (Middleton, Mass./Masconomet)
led the dual winners for the visiting Warriors, as the duo began the day
by teaming up for an 8-2 first-doubles victory over senior
CoCo
Minott (Pennsburg, Pa./Upper Perkiomen)
and freshman
Lauren
Smilovich (Meriden, Conn./Sacred Heart Academy).
Dunn had
to work for her second win of the day at first singles, as she took the
first set, 6-1, against Minott before the Ravens senior battled back to
take the second set by a 6-3 score. Dunn rebounded in the ensuing
tiebreaker, however, winning, 10-4.
Saia
defeated Franklin Pierce sophomore
Bianca
LaPointe (Plainfield, Conn./Saint Bernard)
in second singles, 6-0, 6-1, to earn her second victory of the
afternoon.
Franklin
Pierce concludes the fall portion of its 2007-08 schedule with a 0-5
record overall and in Northeast-10 action, and the Ravens will return to
the court in the spring to resume Northeast-10 play. Merrimack completes
its fall schedule with a 3-0 overall record and a 2-0 conference mark.
Merrimack 9, Franklin Pierce 0
Doubles:
1.
Stellina Saia/Caitlin Dunn (MER) def. CoCo Minott/Lauren Smilovich (FP),
8-2
2.
Jessica Lamb/Amanda Carroll (MER) def. Erin Whyman/Bianca LaPointe (FP),
8-1
3.
Elise Dufour/Nora Cahill (MER) def. Monica Lavertu/Kathleen Judge (FP),
8-2
Singles:
1. Dunn
(MER) def. Minott (FP), 6-1, 3-6, (10-4)
2. Saia
(MER) def. LaPointe (FP), 6-0, 6-1
3. Lamb
(MER) def. Smilovich (FP), 8-2
4.
Dufour (MER) def. Whyman (FP), 8-1
5.
Cahill (MER) def. Lavertu (FP), 6-0, 6-1
6.
Allison Lydon (MER) def. Judge (FP), 6-1, 6-3
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