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Overall, Harvard won five matches on the day and lost only one point, when No. 38 Lingman was defeated at number one by Kentucky’s No. 16 Jesse Witten. The Crimson also lost one doubles match, but that was inconsequential.
Lingman and Chu set the tone for the day by defeating Witten and Esmail in the first doubles match, 8-5. After Riddell and Chiu lost at number two, Harvard’s Li and Chiou keyed a victory over Kentucky’s Evan Austin and Alex Hume, taking...
Following last Thursday’s 9-8 (3) loss to the Bulldogs—which lost 5-0 to No. 2 Stanford in the tournament finals—the Crimson’s top doubles team of junior co-captains Susanna Lingman and Courtney Bergman had a relatively smooth...
“We played some pretty strong doubles,” freshman Preethi Mukundan, a singles player, said of her teammates. “Everyone here plays really smart doubles.”
Sophomore Eva Wang, Mukundan and her fellow-freshman Cindy Chu all took their matches in a total of just seven sets. These wins, added to the all-important doubles point, secured the overall 4-3 triumph.