03-02-2022, 11:47 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-02-2022, 12:45 PM by ColoradoTree.)
Video link for Oregon match (I think): https://web.playsight.com/live/stanford-...tennis/101
Video link for Pepperdine match: https://pepperdinewaves.com/sports/2018/...sight.aspx
The link on the official website still links to the old streamingtennis site, but it seems like the program has moved on from that but not yet made it official.
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Around the conference as Pac-12 play kicks off:
* The L.A. schools go to the mountain schools
* Cal also hosts Oregon, but that's their only match
* The WA schools go to the AZ schools, and UA also hosts Colorado State, so that's a busy weekend for them.
Notable matches last week:
* Cal lost to Texas 4-3. Texas won a competitive doubles point and then got straight-set wins at 1 (Stearns over Giavara), 3 (Zeynalova over Ivanov), and 6 (Ovrootsky over Viller Moeller). Meanwhile, Cal got their wins at 2 from Alsola over Kylie Collins (6-0 in the third), 4 from freshman Wiersholm over Chavatipon, and Rosenqvist at 5 over Zamarripa. Compare that to our result, where we got smoked in doubles and only got one straight-set win, a beatdown at 6 by Choy. Zamarripa didn't play for Texas, so that affected their 5 and 6 lines against us, but we needed three sets to win on the top 3 courts and on 5, though both Ma and Xu won their third sets in convincing fashion.
* UCLA beat USC 4-1 in a non-conference matchup. UCLA won doubles handily; UCLA's Forbes won a close one at 1 over Cayetano; UCLA's Bolton and USC's Ewing were locked in a tight one at 2 that went unfinished; USC's Snow Han rolled over Vagramov at 3; UCLA's Hance won handily over Sloane Morra; Court 5 was in a third set; and UCLA freshman Ava Catanzarite ate a breadstick but won the second and third sets handily over Danielle Willson. Combine this with a win over Cal the weekend before, and UCLA may be getting out of their early-season funk.
Video link for Pepperdine match: https://pepperdinewaves.com/sports/2018/...sight.aspx
The link on the official website still links to the old streamingtennis site, but it seems like the program has moved on from that but not yet made it official.
**
Around the conference as Pac-12 play kicks off:
* The L.A. schools go to the mountain schools
* Cal also hosts Oregon, but that's their only match
* The WA schools go to the AZ schools, and UA also hosts Colorado State, so that's a busy weekend for them.
Notable matches last week:
* Cal lost to Texas 4-3. Texas won a competitive doubles point and then got straight-set wins at 1 (Stearns over Giavara), 3 (Zeynalova over Ivanov), and 6 (Ovrootsky over Viller Moeller). Meanwhile, Cal got their wins at 2 from Alsola over Kylie Collins (6-0 in the third), 4 from freshman Wiersholm over Chavatipon, and Rosenqvist at 5 over Zamarripa. Compare that to our result, where we got smoked in doubles and only got one straight-set win, a beatdown at 6 by Choy. Zamarripa didn't play for Texas, so that affected their 5 and 6 lines against us, but we needed three sets to win on the top 3 courts and on 5, though both Ma and Xu won their third sets in convincing fashion.
* UCLA beat USC 4-1 in a non-conference matchup. UCLA won doubles handily; UCLA's Forbes won a close one at 1 over Cayetano; UCLA's Bolton and USC's Ewing were locked in a tight one at 2 that went unfinished; USC's Snow Han rolled over Vagramov at 3; UCLA's Hance won handily over Sloane Morra; Court 5 was in a third set; and UCLA freshman Ava Catanzarite ate a breadstick but won the second and third sets handily over Danielle Willson. Combine this with a win over Cal the weekend before, and UCLA may be getting out of their early-season funk.