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...Green said. “She was out there running down every ball. We couldn’t ask for any more.” Junior Rachel Gottlieb also played her first match of the year in doubles. She paired with senior and outgoing Crimson photography executive Vilsa Curto at No. 3, but lost, 8-2. “Rachel and Vilsa started off great,” Green said. “Number three had great energy from the beginning.” The other two Crimson teams also lost as the Eagles swept the doubles portion to earn...
...when you make errors you’ll loose the doubles points.” In a three-match sweep, BU took the doubles point. Both the pairing of Ko and Peterzan in the No. 1 slot and the team of Brook and senior and former Crimson photography executive Vilsa Curto at No. 3 suffered 8-6 defeats. In the No. 2 spot, Schnitter and junior Catriona Stewart were taken down 8-5. The loss is Stewart’s first doubles defeat of the season. “[The Terriers] came out with a flow in doubles...
...loss by senior Vilsa Curto and sophomore Elizabeth Brook evened up the score. In the decisive No. 3 match, Schnitter and junior Catriona Stewart clinched the doubles point by downing Monica Neveklovska and Kristen Reid...
...Lenka Hojckova in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3. Schnitter won, 6-2, 4-6, (10-5), while Rosekrans picked up her second singles win of the weekend, defeating the Wolfpack’s Kristen Bleakely in three sets, 2-6, 6-3, (10-2). Senior Vilsa Curto, who is also a Crimson photography editor, also picked up a victory at the No. 6 spot. Harvard’s slow start to the tournament could be attributed to the long periods between competitions during the fall season. Although four women represented the Crimson at ITA East Regionals two weeks...
...more important spring season, and the team was happy to have the opportunity to play a high volume of matches in a competitive setting. “Everyone walked away with a little more experience and with an idea of what to work on,” said senior Vilsa Curto, who is also a Crimson photography editor. According to Curto, the team is viewing the beginning of the year as a “fresh start for everyone—a clean slate.” Under Green, Harvard is looking to put last spring?...