Word: tiina
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Freshman Elizabeth Evans filled in well for Tiina Bougas in the number one singles position. Coach Don Usher rested Bougas, confident that the squad could win handily without her. Evans played her second match of the week against Barbara Mills of UMass, and repeated the straight-set win of last Tuesday's dual match at Amherst, this time by a 6-1, 7-6 count...
Injuries accounted for two of the three no-shows. Freshman Erica Smith and sophomore captain Maria Pe, both of whom missed Saturday's Greater Boston Championships, were still out, while junior Tiina Bougas, fresh off a win in her customary number-one slot in the GBC's, was rested by coach Don Usher, who apparently expected a one-sided match...
Playing at number one singles, junior Tiina Bougas paved the way for Harvard with a 6-2, 6-1 win in the finals against B.U.'s Johanna Sleeper. Bougas played aggressively and showed that her serve--which had deserted her in matches last week--is back in fine form...
Harvard's top player, Tiina Bougas, had a tough time all afternoon, losing a lengthy three-setter to Carol Daniels, 7-6, 1-6, 6-1, and then dropping her doubles match...
Harvard's women's tennis team began its fall season in style yesterday afternoon with a 9-0 thrashing of Boston College. Tiina Bougas paced the Crimson in singles with a7-5, 6-1 victory over BC's top seed, Bernie Diaz. Meanwhile, freshmen Elizabeth Evans, Debbie Kaufman, and Deanne Loonin showed plenty of promise as they coasted to straight-set victories in the second, fourth and fifth positions, respectively. Veterans, Erica Schulman and Kristen Mertz also scored easy wins to complete the Harvard singles sweep. The doubles matches all went to Harvard in straight sets as well...