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...Sophomore Agnes Sibilski and senior Beier Ko carried their match 8-6. With the score tied 5-5 and the Crimson leading 40-30, a key play came when Ko broke BC’s serve with a volley down the center of the court, splitting the Eagles pair...
...With the Crimson down 2-3, pressure rested on the Jania and Sibilski, who mirrored each other’s play on the adjacent No. 4 and No. 5 courts...
...straight sets, 6-1, 6-1. Jania filled the No. 2 position for Peterzan, who was out of action due to a stomach illness. In the No. 3 through No. 5 positions, the Crimson was unable to win a single set, as Rosekrans (6-2, 6-2), sophomore Agnes Sibilski (6-4, 6-2) and freshman Louise Laciny (6-2, 6-2) all fell to their William & Mary counterparts. The bright spot of the day for Harvard was Davis’ 6-0, 6-3 defeat of Maria Morrissey at No. 6. “Towards...
...dual season. “I got off to a slow start, but we were very motivated to play Illinois as a whole,” Ko said. “I was really determined to win that match.” Ko also played spectacularly with sophomore Agnes Sibilski in doubles at No. 2. Down 7-5 to Marisa Lambropobus and Megan Fudge, Ko and Sibilski fought back to tie it at 7-7. After dropping the first point of the tiebreaker, the pair quickly garnered a 4-1 lead. The teams exchanged two points each, and Illinois then...
...tenacious effort, Harvard fell again to Dartmouth, 4-3. The Crimson battled the Big Green in competitive doubles matches. Unfortunately, in the No. 1 and No. 2 positions, Crimson pairs fell, giving Dartmouth the first point of the match. At No. 1, senior Beier Ko and sophomore Agnes Sibilski lost 8-6, and at No. 2, sophomore Samantha Rosekrans and freshman Caroline Davis were barely defeated 9-8 (4) in an intensely close match. But Harvard did have a bright spot at No. 3 doubles where the freshman tandem of Camille Jania and Samantha Gridley topped their opponents...