Stanford is currently hosting #5 Texas, the defending national champion and will play UNLV Saturday morning at 11.
Texas took the doubles point, and it wasn't terribly close, with Yepifanova/Xu losing 6-2 on #2 and Geller/Madurawe losing 6-1 on #3, though Blake/Ma led 5-3. So, we need to get four singles wins against a deep, young team that won the title last year. No biggie.
A tall order, but not one that's beyond this team, as they only trail on two courts right now. This would be a big, big win for Stanford, to say the least.
1. #18 Ma tied with#4 Peyton Stearns 4-4 (Ma was up a break, but just dropped deciding point)
2. #17 Yepifanova trails #40 Kylie Collins 2-6, 1-0
3. Blake leads Chavatipon 6-1, 1-0
4. Houghton trails Zeyanlova 2-5
5. #65 Xu tied with Ovrootsky 4-4
6. Choy leads Rapolu 6-2, 1-0
Video/scoring link here on playsight: https://web.playsight.com/live/stanford-...tennis/101
That'll go to Court 1, but once you log in, you can toggle from there.
Deciding point for the first set on 1 on Ma's serve, but Stearns clips the line for 5-all. Sigh.
Meanwhile on 5, Xu takes her first set 6-4!
Texas took the doubles point, and it wasn't terribly close, with Yepifanova/Xu losing 6-2 on #2 and Geller/Madurawe losing 6-1 on #3, though Blake/Ma led 5-3. So, we need to get four singles wins against a deep, young team that won the title last year. No biggie.
A tall order, but not one that's beyond this team, as they only trail on two courts right now. This would be a big, big win for Stanford, to say the least.
1. #18 Ma tied with#4 Peyton Stearns 4-4 (Ma was up a break, but just dropped deciding point)
2. #17 Yepifanova trails #40 Kylie Collins 2-6, 1-0
3. Blake leads Chavatipon 6-1, 1-0
4. Houghton trails Zeyanlova 2-5
5. #65 Xu tied with Ovrootsky 4-4
6. Choy leads Rapolu 6-2, 1-0
Video/scoring link here on playsight: https://web.playsight.com/live/stanford-...tennis/101
That'll go to Court 1, but once you log in, you can toggle from there.
Deciding point for the first set on 1 on Ma's serve, but Stearns clips the line for 5-all. Sigh.
Meanwhile on 5, Xu takes her first set 6-4!