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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (October 27, 2025) \u2013 Lubbock Christian University capped its fall women’s tennis slate with a competitive showing at the Aggie Invitational, hosted by New Mexico State at the NMSU Tennis Center. The Lady Chaps collected several quality singles and doubles wins against a field that included NCAA Division I and regional Division II programs, wrapping up the fall portion of the schedule with steady momentum heading into spring dual play.<\/p>\n
The Aggie Invitational marked LCU’s third and final event of the fall, concluding a developmental stretch that mixed Division I and Division II opposition. The Lady Chaps will now shift their focus toward preparation for the 2026 spring dual-match season.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\nAna Mar\u00eda Zori\u0107 and Kristel Jativa<\/a> each earned their sixth singles victories of the fall\u2014tied for the team lead\u2014highlighting another consistent weekend for the veteran duo. Andrea De Bernardo<\/a> and Aitanna Moreno Villa<\/a> also recorded singles wins over regional foes from UTPB and Western New Mexico, while senior Axelle Jacquemin<\/a> rallied for a three-set victory over UTPB’s Sophia Rashid before retiring in her next match. Oshini Herath<\/a> contributed a straight-set win against WNMU’s Josefina Bailetti.<\/p>\n
\nIn doubles action, LCU debuted two new tandems that found early success. De Bernardo and Zori\u0107 teamed up for the first time this season and secured a 7-5 win over a Division I pairing from New Mexico, while Herath and Jacquemin combined for a 7-5 victory against UTPB’s Paige Sitanggang and Dinethya Dharmaratne. The pairings of Jativa and Valero Trevi\u00f1o, along with Alexandra L\u00fcders and Hannah Quick<\/a>, each battled through competitive matches, gaining valuable experience against high-level competition.
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