03-08-2024, 02:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-08-2024, 03:22 PM by ColoradoTree.)
Well, let's hope things go better in singles. Interestingly, Morlet isn't in the lineup--she must still be coming back from whatever caused her to retire against Baylor. So, everyone else slides up a line.
Arizona State 1, Stanford 0
1. Blake vs. Fontenel
2. Ma vs. Argyrokastriti
3. Yepifanova vs. Tverijonaite
4. Blokhina vs. Svetac
5. Hui vs. Spaka
6. Xu vs. Hanford
Especially with ASU's #1 out, Stanford should be considered a significant favorite to get the four wins it needs in singles, but it's a road conference match, and you never know.
Most courts are on serve so far--just getting started here--but Ma and Blokhina are up early breaks.
Arizona State 1, Stanford 0
1. Blake trails 1-3
2. Ma leads 5-0
3. Yepifanova tied 3-3
4. Blokhina leads 6-1, 0-0
5. Hui tied 3-3
6. Xu trails 2-3 (down a break)
So, we need four, and we're up a break (or a set) in two, down a break in two, and on serve in two.
Arizona State 1, Stanford 0
1. Blake tied 4-4
2. Ma leads 6-0, 2-0
3. Yepifanova leads 6-4, 0-0
4. Blokhina leads 6-1, 2-2
5. Hui leads 6-4, 0-0
6. Xu tied 4-4
Nice turnaround from Yepifanova there. Blake is fighting back, having won three straight. Blokhina's race to the finish has slowed down a bit. Hui keeps winning her service games easily and then failing to win the break points she's getting on her opponent's serve, but she just finally got one for the first set.
Things were slightly nervy there for a minute, but four first sets with the other two on serve is a much brighter position than we were in a bit ago.
Arizona State 1, Stanford 0
1. Blake vs. Fontenel
2. Ma vs. Argyrokastriti
3. Yepifanova vs. Tverijonaite
4. Blokhina vs. Svetac
5. Hui vs. Spaka
6. Xu vs. Hanford
Especially with ASU's #1 out, Stanford should be considered a significant favorite to get the four wins it needs in singles, but it's a road conference match, and you never know.
Most courts are on serve so far--just getting started here--but Ma and Blokhina are up early breaks.
Arizona State 1, Stanford 0
1. Blake trails 1-3
2. Ma leads 5-0
3. Yepifanova tied 3-3
4. Blokhina leads 6-1, 0-0
5. Hui tied 3-3
6. Xu trails 2-3 (down a break)
So, we need four, and we're up a break (or a set) in two, down a break in two, and on serve in two.
Arizona State 1, Stanford 0
1. Blake tied 4-4
2. Ma leads 6-0, 2-0
3. Yepifanova leads 6-4, 0-0
4. Blokhina leads 6-1, 2-2
5. Hui leads 6-4, 0-0
6. Xu tied 4-4
Nice turnaround from Yepifanova there. Blake is fighting back, having won three straight. Blokhina's race to the finish has slowed down a bit. Hui keeps winning her service games easily and then failing to win the break points she's getting on her opponent's serve, but she just finally got one for the first set.
Things were slightly nervy there for a minute, but four first sets with the other two on serve is a much brighter position than we were in a bit ago.
