Women's Sports News
Most Recent Story: Tennis Goes for a Title
This weekend Miami's tennis team competes in the Mid Amercian Conference women's tennis championships in an attempt to win its first MAC tournament title since 1998. The RedHawks come into the tournament in a strong position, finishing the MAC regular season with a 7-1 record (its best record since 1999) and a second place finish. Overall, Miami finished the regular season with a record of 13-6, which included non-conference wins versus Dayton, Cincinnati, and Xavier (all by 7-0 scores). Miami has not played many close matches this season - only one ended with a 4-3 score (a loss at Maryland) and 15 ended with final scores of 7-0 or 6-1.
In singles play, Miami has been led by freshman Anastasia Dracheva (11-3 in the number one slot), sophomore Brintney Larson (13-6, mostly from the number two slot), freshman Megan Martzolf (10-4), senior Kelly Douple (14-5, including 8-0 in the MAC), and senior Leda Pesatova (12-6). Overall, Miami is 79-35 in singles play, including 38-10 (.792) in the MAC. Many different players and combinations led Miami to a 34-23 doubles record, but the standout combination was Leda Pesatova and Sydnee Bridger, who ended the season with a record of 11-4, including... [Read the entire story]
Other Recent Stories
Thu, March 20, 2008
- Good Luck Hockey and Women's Basketball!
- Tennis Rolls On
- Michigan Double Dip
- Miami Volleyball Wins MAC Tournament Title!
- Women's CC takes 8th place at Great Lakes Regional
- MAC Tournament Time
- Neufarth Leads Miami to Third Place Finish at MAC Meet
- Big Games Ahead For MAC-Leading Miami Volleyball
- MAC East Leading Miami Volleyball To Begin Four Match Homestand
- Maria Fantanarosa sets mark for coaching victories
- Women's CC season ends with 22nd place finish
- Enquirer's Full Basketball Preview
- Women's CC takes 8th at the MACC meet
- Women's CC finishes fifth at All-Ohio
- Women's CC team finishes 8th at Notre Dame
- Henize named MAC runner of the week
- New Assistant Coach
- Women strong in Charlotte, men succeed in Cincy
- MIAMI falls 8-0 to Marshall
- MIAMI Finishes Fourth at the World Championships
- #24 Bowling Green 71, MIAMI 59
- Senior Night
- National Champs — Times Two!
- Akron 56, MIAMI 51
- MIAMI 60, Ohio 56
- MIAMI Against the World
- MIAMI Dominates Troy Cox Invitational
- Buffalo 62, MIAMI 61
