Match Information
Score: No. 2 Keiser 8, No. 11 SCAD 1
Records: No. 2 Keiser (2-0, 2-0 TSC), No. 11 SCAD (0-1, 0-1 TSC)
Venue: South County Regional Tennis Center, Boca Raton, Fla.
Match Summary
The No. 2 ranked Keiser Seahawks toppled No. 11 SCAD in their home opener by a final of 8-1. The victory was the first of the season against a ranked team. KU also improved their conference winning streak to ten matches.
Doubles
- The Seahawks claimed the first doubles point after Daniela Farfan and Emma Henriksen triumphed over Valerie Droop and Nicole Katzarkov in the second slot.
- Keiser pushed the margin to two when Anais Gabriel and Aleksandra Grela upended their opponents in the third position, 8-3.
- The Seahawks completed the doubles sweep when the tandem of Sarah Schaerer and Lorene Foreste took down the fifth ranked team in the NAIA, Priya Sukkanha and Johana Weber, 8-6 in the No. 1 position.
Singles
- No. 2 Gabriel pushed the Keiser lead to 4-0 over the Bees after winning in the second singles hole, 6-3, 6-2.
- KU clinched the match from the third position as No. 19 Schaerer cruised to the 6-4, 6-0 victory over Weber.
- The Seahawks dropped their first point of the year as No. 3 Farfan fell to Sukkanha in the top position, 6-4, 4-6, 0-1, but still led in the match 5-1.
- However, Keiser notched the final three points of the match to defeat the Bees 8-1 in West Palm Beach.
Coach's Corner
Head Coach
Daniel Finn said, "Strong effort by the ladies today. That was a very good and extremely underrated SCAD team that the ladies handled today. In my opinion, we beat a top five team today. The women did a good job from the beginning and came out and played very strong doubles which really set the tone for the match. We still have to work on our intensity and energy levels throughout the match as well as some tactical things but all in all this was a very solid performance the ladies put on today. Now we get back to work and prepare for a tough matchup later this week against Lynn."
Up Next
The Seahawks will take on the fifth ranked team in NCAA Division II, Lynn University on Thursday.