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Apr. 25, 2009
Women's tennis moves on to Big Sky semis with victory against EaglesRESULTS: Big Sky quarterfinal vs. Eastern Washington GOLD RIVER, Calif. -- Northern Colorado's women's tennis team won the doubles point Friday night, April 24, against Eastern Washington and then won three of six singles matches to come out on top 4-1 in its first-ever Big Sky Conference tournament victory. The fourth-seeded Bears got doubles victories from Tabatha Knop and Manuela Santos (No. 1) and Tiffany Knop and Manuela Santos (No. 2) to start the match off strong against the fifth-seeded Eagles. Tabatha Knop (No. 1 singles), Luiza Xavier (No. 5) and Jennifer Whateley (No. 6) then won their singles duels to give Northern Colorado the match victory. Third-seed Northern Arizona earlier defeated sixth-seed Montana in the other quarterfinal. The Lumberjacks will face No. 2-seed Montana State in one semifinal Saturday, while the Bears will play top-seed Sacramento State in the other. Northern Colorado won at No. 1 singles Friday after EWU's Marie
Demerath retired against Tabatha Knop. Eastern Washington’s
Rachel Berger then put the Eagles within one with a 6-2, 6-0 win
over Tiffany Knop at the No. 3 spot. |
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