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...junior Laura Peterzan and Schnitter pulled off an impressive 9-7 win in the No. 1 position. The Crimson, however, collapsed easily in the other two doubles sets. SAN DIEGO STATE 6, HARVARD 1The Aztecs were too much for Harvard. San Diego State snatched the doubles point with a three-set sweep and then went on to win four singles contests in straight sets. In the doubles portion, Sissie Nielson and Eliska Krausova slammed the Crimson’s No. 1 duo of Schnitter and Peterzan, 8-0. At No. 3, Stewart and senior Vilsa Curto?...
...35th ranked Michael James, 6-3, 6-2, at No. 1. Clayton, playing at No. 2, lost to the Nittany Lions’ hard-serving lefty Adam Slagter in what has come to be a Clayton trademark match—hard-fought and very long. This time, though, the three-set match—7-6(6), 4-6, 6-3—was just one of five Clayton-esque matches that the Crimson played. “It’s just not fun otherwise,” Clayton said of his long match...
...performances, the Harvard men’s tennis team opened its season with an impressive showing at the University of Virginia’s Fall Invitational tournament. Leading the Crimson charge was freshman Alexei Chijoff-Evans, who, in his first collegiate tennis experience, won his singles bracket with three consecutive three-set victories. The Crimson was a strong presence among the tournament’s nine separate singles brackets and four separate doubles brackets, an unusual format in which no ultimate champion was determined and 16-player brackets were labeled by color. “I was really happy with...
...Ferreira’s got one of the best groundstroke games ever,” Valkin said. “We played a baseline game that lasted 10 minutes, but I felt like I played a three-set match. At the end of the day, he could hit a forehand winner from pretty much wherever he wanted...
...straight sets.Having lost three singles matches, Harvard needed wins out of both Litvak and Forgie, and both players found themselves embroiled in the day’s toughest matches.Litvak won the first set 4-6, but dropped the next two to give Brown the match.With the overall match already decided and Forgie and her opponent Alexa Baggio tied at one set apiece, and more than two hours into their match, the two coaches agreed to end the match in a tiebreak if the game score was tied at any point in the third set. Forgie quickly fell behind...