10-23-2018, 11:14 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-23-2018, 11:53 AM by ColoradoTree.)
FYI, the singles final is on Court 1, and the doubles final is on Court 3, but if you select the Broadcast tab, you'll get commentary (along with an insanely annoying buzzing sound). In singles, Lampl is wearing white and Gordon is in red, while our doubles team is in all white (Cal also .
It's 4-3 Gordon in singles (all games have been breaks of serve except for one Gordon hold, so while it's technically on serve with Lampl up next, she hasn't held serve yet). Stanford was up a break in doubles at 4-3 in the first set, but Cal broke right back to even it up at 4-4.
One error in the commentary, FYI. Not to correct a Hall of Famer, but former coach Frank Brennan stated that Kristie Ahn was a more highly-touted recruit than Nicole Gibbs, and while that was true in their junior year (when Brennan would have been more involved in recruiting them as a volunteer assistant), Gibbs emerged the consensus #1 recruit in the Class of 2010, while Ahn peaked at #5. (Both Gibbs and Ahn were ranked as the top recruit as high school sophomores at various points throughout that year.)
It's 4-3 Gordon in singles (all games have been breaks of serve except for one Gordon hold, so while it's technically on serve with Lampl up next, she hasn't held serve yet). Stanford was up a break in doubles at 4-3 in the first set, but Cal broke right back to even it up at 4-4.
One error in the commentary, FYI. Not to correct a Hall of Famer, but former coach Frank Brennan stated that Kristie Ahn was a more highly-touted recruit than Nicole Gibbs, and while that was true in their junior year (when Brennan would have been more involved in recruiting them as a volunteer assistant), Gibbs emerged the consensus #1 recruit in the Class of 2010, while Ahn peaked at #5. (Both Gibbs and Ahn were ranked as the top recruit as high school sophomores at various points throughout that year.)