03-02-2021, 04:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-02-2021, 04:53 PM by ColoradoTree.)
Geller again above Choy, Shin, and Madurawe. Seemingly a clear pecking order—Lele thinks she has something with her.
She uses angles and topspin really well and forces her opponents into making low-percentage shots, but it's true, she doesn't have the power that, say, Caroline Lampl had when she was here. I think it sells her way too short to say she just keeps the ball in play, though.
Geller first off court again, and Gordon joins her soon after to make it 3-0 Cardinal. (This was never a match where the result was ever in doubt, just a question of whether it would be 7-0 or 6-1.)
Shin started the slowest, but she has settled in quite nicely. Meanwhile, Arbuthnott is scuffling a bit here in the second.
(03-02-2021, 04:31 PM)paloalto Wrote: If I'm reading the score correctly Gordon wins the first set 6-0. Here's my uneducated opinion. Gordon is not that tall and does not have a big blistering serve. Her success is keeping the ball in play until the opponent makes a mistake.
She uses angles and topspin really well and forces her opponents into making low-percentage shots, but it's true, she doesn't have the power that, say, Caroline Lampl had when she was here. I think it sells her way too short to say she just keeps the ball in play, though.
Geller first off court again, and Gordon joins her soon after to make it 3-0 Cardinal. (This was never a match where the result was ever in doubt, just a question of whether it would be 7-0 or 6-1.)
Shin started the slowest, but she has settled in quite nicely. Meanwhile, Arbuthnott is scuffling a bit here in the second.