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...only point of the day. The freshman leads the team with four wins in Ivy League play and is undefeated in the Ancient Eight in both singles and doubles. In doubles, Rosekrans and Ko won 8-5 at No. 2. The team of Ekaterina Kosminskaya and Julia Koulbitskaya, ranked No. 27 in the nation, evened up the score at No. 1 with an 8-1 win over Schnitter and junior Laura Peterzan. The Quakers then clinched the doubles point with a victory at No. 3. “Penn had an overwhelming effect in singles but in doubles we were...
...champion both in singles play and also when paired with junior Stephanie Schnitter in doubles competition. Litvak cruised to the singles championship, easily besting Columbia’s Milena Kachar 6-1, 6-2. In doubles play, Litvak and Schnitter took on Yulia Rivelis and Julia Koulbitskaya, representing host Penn. Schnitter and Litvak took the victory, 8-5. Other Crimson representatives did not fare quite so well. While Schnitter advanced several rounds in her quest for the singles crown, teammates Cat Stewart and Laura Peterzan, both sophomores, failed to advance beyond their first matches, as did senior Preethi Mukundan. Freshman...
...thinking that,” Wang said. Matches were even on all three doubles courts when they were brought indoors due to heavy rainfall. O’Riain and Anderson were the first to wrap up their match with an 8-4 win against the Quakers’ Julia Koulbitskaya and Yulia Rivelis. Following them were Wang and Schnitter, who edged Alexis Plukas and Raluca Ciochina 9-7. “The doubles points were critical because [Penn] had a huge crowd,” Graham said. “Getting that [overall] doubles point shut the crowd down...
Anderson and Durkin had a 6-3 lead, but allowed the Quakers’ Shelah Chao and Julia Koulbitskaya to even the score. It took a tiebreak for the Crimson to win the match 9-8 (5), but Durkin had a nasty fall toward the end, injuring her wrist and keeping her out of singles competition...
...business at usual in the No. 1 singles position, as Bergman defeated Penn’s Yulia Rivelis 6-2, 6-2. At No. 2, Lingman had a routine first set victory at 6-2, but only won her match against Koulbitskaya after a 7-6 tiebreak victory in the second...
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