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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...
...sealed the point with an 8-3 victory of their own at No. 3, while Bergman and Lingman—who remain ranked No. 18 nationally despite seeing limited action on the court together due to injuries—encountered stiff resistance at the top of the ladder in Shelah Chao and Rachel Shweky after seizing a 3-0 lead, but, with the point already won, finished the pairs shutout...
...been uncomfortable in front of the Harvard crowd—one Penn player even told The Daily Pennsylvanian that Harvard’s fan support was like nothing they had ever seen before. One by one, the Quakers slipped up in their singles matches, the most extreme case being Shelah Chao blowing a 7-6, 5-0 lead against Harvard’s Eva Wang. It wasn’t long before all six Harvard players...
...straight Ivy matches entering Saturday, put the Crimson’s back against the wall by winning the doubles point and three of six first sets in singles. When Wang fell behind 7-6, 5-0 and allowed a double match point to Penn’s Shelah Chao, the Quakers were on the verge of taking a commanding 2-0 lead in the dual match...
Pirsu is also a strong doubles player. She combined with Shelah Chao to win the Eastern Region Doubles Championship last fall. The two have since been split up, but Penn’s doubles are still strong. Neither Penn nor Harvard has lost an Ivy doubles match...