CAMBRIDGE, Mass. \u2013 The Brown women’s tennis team ended their first day of the Harvard Quad Team Event with five wins against Boston College.<\/p>\n
Brown began doubles play with a 6-4 win by Dani Ben-Abraham<\/a> and Abigail Lee<\/a> over Eagles’ Seren Agar and Alexandra Torre on the first line. Anne Moody<\/a> and Ali Maguy<\/a> fell to Tola Glowacka and Leyden Games 6-1 on the second line. Lastly, on the third line, Anne Yang<\/a> and Bella Hu’s<\/a> rally fell short to Bella Camacho and Olivia Benton 6-4.<\/p>\n Following doubles, singles matches began. Ali Maguy<\/a> secured her victory on the first line against Seren Agar, 6-3, 4-2. On the second line, Hannah Shen<\/a> fell to Olivia Benton, 6-2, 6-3. Anne Yang<\/a> also fell on the third line to Tola Glowacka. Sari Woo<\/a> lost a tense match to Leyden Games on the fourth line, 7-6(3), 6-4. Francesca Saroli<\/a> and Dani Ben-Abraham<\/a> each won their matches in 10-point set breakers. Saroli won on the fifth line against Bella Camacho, 0-6, 6-3, 10-6. Ben-Abraham won on the sixth line against Nadia Barteck, 4-6, 6-4, 10-3. Anne Moody<\/a> won her match against Alexandra Torre on the seventh line, 8-6, rounding out a strong singles performance for Brown.<\/p>\n “Today’s matches against BC were extremely competitive. Dani and Abbey played very aggressive doubles, closing out their match with decisiveness and fearless yet precise execution,” Broadbent Family Head Coach Lucie Schmidhauser<\/a> said. “In singles, all of our players exhibited an increased level of competitiveness across the board. Even in the matches we lost, each player kept challenging their opponent, making their matches a battle until the end, which is something we’ve focused on in practice.”<\/p>\n She continued, “Ali continues to play with confidence, executing her aggressive game style with increased precision and game style clarity. Dani and Francesca, after dropping the first set in their respective matches, were able to adjust their game plan in the 2nd set, stayed committed to it, and out competed their opponents in the end.”<\/p>\n UP NEXT<\/p>\n The Bears are back on the court facing Harvard at 10 a.m. to conclude the tournament weekend.<\/p>\n DOUBLES RESULTS<\/p>\n Dani Ben-Abraham<\/a> \/ Abigail Lee<\/a> (Brown) def. Seren Agar \/ Alexandra Torre (Boston College) 6-4 SINGLE RESULTS<\/p>\n Ali Maguy<\/a> (Brown) def. Seren Agar (Boston College) 6-3,4-2,def. BROWN UNIVERSITY SPORTS FOUNDATION FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL
\nTola Glowacka \/ Leyden Games (Boston College) def. Anne Moody<\/a> \/ Ali Maguy<\/a> (Brown) 6-1
\nBella Camacho \/ Olivia Benton (Boston College) def. Anne Yang<\/a> \/ Bella Hu<\/a> (Brown) 6-4<\/p>\n
\nOlivia Benton (Boston College) def. Hannah Shen<\/a> (Brown) 6-2,6-3
\nTola Glowacka (Boston College) def. Anne Yang<\/a> (Brown) 6-4,6-3
\nLeyden Games (Boston College) def. Sari Woo<\/a> (Brown) 7-6(3),6-4
\nFrancesca Saroli<\/a> (Brown) def. Bella Camacho (Boston College) 0-6,6-3,10-6
\nDani Ben-Abraham<\/a> (Brown) def. Nadia Barteck (Boston College) 4-6,6-4,10-3
\nAnne Moody<\/a> (Brown) def. Alexandra Torre (Boston College) 8-6<\/p>\n
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