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Grand Canyon University Athletics
Friday, February 28
Edinburg, TX
3 p.m.
Grand Canyon
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Texas Pan American
Silvia Tumova
Photo by: Theon Carrier
Tennis Sweeps UTPA
2/28/2014 6:55:00 PM | Men's Tennis, Women's Tennis
The Grand Canyon University men's and women's tennis teams swept Texas Pan American in a pair of duals today at the Orville Cox Tennis Center in Edinburg, Tex.
Both squads are now 5-3, with the men recording three-straight wins and the women four. The UTPA women fell to 2-5, the Broncs men to 2-9.
The women squared off in the early morning hours with the Broncs and jumped out quickly by sweeping the doubles round to go up 1-0.
Priscilla Annoual and Tatum Prudhomme cruised to an 8-1 win at No. 1 singles, while the No. 2 duo of Janaki Gunuganti /Frederique Van de Velde needed a match tiebreaker and Silvia Tumova /Taylor Young posted an 8-5 win.
GCU picked up four wins in the singles round, taking the 1-3 and 5 seeded matches.
Annoual won for the seventh time in a row, today cruising to a 6-0, 6-4 win. Prudhomme was pushed to a third set, but won 6-3 in the final set over UTPA's Wanda Beguelin. It was her fifth-straight win. Gunuganti and Tumova won in straights, with Gunuganti upping her winning streak to six.
The men's team overcame a doubles point loss to rebound strongly in the singles.
The reigning WAC Men's Tennis Athlete of the Week, Adrian Legarreta, used a 14-12 second set tiebreaker win to earn a victory in straight sets at No. 3 singles. Felix Schueller, Benjamin Collomb and Alexander Roggenkamp all won in straights at the No. 4-6 singles postions, respectively.
Legarreta, Schueller and Roggenkamp all have three-match winning streaks.
"We had a great day today especially picking up wins over conference opponents," said head coach Greg Prudhomme. "I can't say enough about our women's team who have not dropped a singles match in the 1-3 positions in the last six matches. We will have our hands full with many tough matches ahead, but these ladies are showing that they belong on this stage. Both teams are learning to do things in the GCU way, with great attitude and superior effort. The men showed great character after dropping the doubles point to win their match. We will rest quickly and be ready to go again tomorrow."
Grand Canyon will remain in Edinburg, Tex. for a pair of matches against Kansas City tomorrow. The women will start at 9 a.m. (AZ time), with the men starting at 1 p.m.
GCU 5 UTPA 2 (women)
GCU 4 UTPA 3 (men)
Both squads are now 5-3, with the men recording three-straight wins and the women four. The UTPA women fell to 2-5, the Broncs men to 2-9.
The women squared off in the early morning hours with the Broncs and jumped out quickly by sweeping the doubles round to go up 1-0.
Priscilla Annoual and Tatum Prudhomme cruised to an 8-1 win at No. 1 singles, while the No. 2 duo of Janaki Gunuganti /Frederique Van de Velde needed a match tiebreaker and Silvia Tumova /Taylor Young posted an 8-5 win.
GCU picked up four wins in the singles round, taking the 1-3 and 5 seeded matches.
Annoual won for the seventh time in a row, today cruising to a 6-0, 6-4 win. Prudhomme was pushed to a third set, but won 6-3 in the final set over UTPA's Wanda Beguelin. It was her fifth-straight win. Gunuganti and Tumova won in straights, with Gunuganti upping her winning streak to six.
The men's team overcame a doubles point loss to rebound strongly in the singles.
The reigning WAC Men's Tennis Athlete of the Week, Adrian Legarreta, used a 14-12 second set tiebreaker win to earn a victory in straight sets at No. 3 singles. Felix Schueller, Benjamin Collomb and Alexander Roggenkamp all won in straights at the No. 4-6 singles postions, respectively.
Legarreta, Schueller and Roggenkamp all have three-match winning streaks.
"We had a great day today especially picking up wins over conference opponents," said head coach Greg Prudhomme. "I can't say enough about our women's team who have not dropped a singles match in the 1-3 positions in the last six matches. We will have our hands full with many tough matches ahead, but these ladies are showing that they belong on this stage. Both teams are learning to do things in the GCU way, with great attitude and superior effort. The men showed great character after dropping the doubles point to win their match. We will rest quickly and be ready to go again tomorrow."
Grand Canyon will remain in Edinburg, Tex. for a pair of matches against Kansas City tomorrow. The women will start at 9 a.m. (AZ time), with the men starting at 1 p.m.
GCU 5 UTPA 2 (women)
GCU 4 UTPA 3 (men)
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