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SPOKANE, Wash. \u2014 Friday night was a sweep for Eastern Washington women’s tennis as they defeated Whitworth, 7-0. EWU is now 4-3 on the season, while Whitworth drops to 0-2<\/p>\n
The Eagles cruised to their third-straight win after sweeping all six singles and three doubles matches.\u00a0<\/p>\n
“I was really happy with the team. They came out and showed a really good belief in the way that they are playing,” head coach Dustin Hinson<\/a> said. “There were some tough doubles and we had to kind of dig in and find a way, especially at number two. I was really happy with everyone in singles and their court demeanor. There was good, positive energy, despite some tough moments and matches.”<\/p>\n Eastern had wins at No. 1 and No. 3 doubles to secure the point, with No. 2 winning in tiebreaker for the third victory.<\/p>\n Zoe Pradel<\/a> did not drop a game against Jordan Turner-Esposito at No. 3 singles, winning 6-0 in both sets.<\/p>\n At No. 1, Anait Arutiunian<\/a> was nearly perfect in her match against Paige Oliver, dropping only one game in the two-set match.\u00a0<\/p>\n Up 3-0, Leandra Nizetic<\/a> clinched the match at No. 2 after defeating Faith Kert 6-4, 6-4. The Eagles completed the sweep with wins at No. 4, 5, and 6 singles.<\/p>\n “We certainly were dominant in a lot of matches and I think that’s building some good momentum and belief in the team,” Hinson added. “The three wins in a row is definitely helping with our confidence and we look forward to another good one on Sunday at home against Utah State.”<\/p>\n Results Doubles Up Next \nJoin the Eagle Athletic Fund for as low as $50 per year! Support Eagle student-athletes on and off the field while enjoying exclusive EAF perks such as season ticket and tailgating priority, invitations to special events, exclusive access and more. Visit goeags.com\/eaf<\/a> for more information.<\/p>\n ABOUT EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS FOLLOW THE EAGLES
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\nNo. 1 Anait Arutiunian<\/a> (EWU) def. Paige Oliver (Whitworth) 6-1, 6-0
\nNo. 2 Leandra Nizetic<\/a> (EWU) def. Faith Kert (Whitworth) 6-4, 6-4
\nNo. 3 Zoe Pradel<\/a> (EWU) def. Jordan Turner-Esposito (Whitworth) 6-0, 6-0
\nNo. 4 Veronika Gayevyk<\/a> (EWU) def. Audrey Judson (Whitworth) 4-6, 6-4, 10-5
\nNo. 5 Aneliss Zamfirescu<\/a> (EWU) def. Olivia Corbett (Whitworth) 6-1, 6-1
\nNo. 6 Olivia Marais<\/a> (EWU) def. Josie Kellogg (Whitworth) 6-1, 6-0<\/p>\n
\nNo. 1 Olivia Marais<\/a> \/ Zoe Pradel<\/a> (EWU) def. Paige Oliver \/ Jordan Turner-Esposito (Whitworth) 6-3
\nNo. 2 Anait Arutiunian<\/a> \/ Sara Vasic<\/a> (EWU) def. Faith Kert \/ Josie Kellogg (Whitworth) 7-6 (9-7)
\nNo. 3 Maria Lopez<\/a> \/ Leandra Nizetic<\/a> (EWU) def. Audrey Judson \/ Olivia Corbett (Whitworth) 6-2<\/p>\n
\nEastern Washington will be back at the Jim Thorpe Fieldhouse on Sunday (Feb. 15) to host Utah State. First serve will be at 10 a.m.
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