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LWC Women's Tennis in National Semifinals 3rd straight year! ColumbiaMagazine.com Sports Blue Raiders face No. 2 seed Fresno at 9amCT Thursday By Chris Wells, LWC Sports Information Director The Lindsey Wilson College women's tennis team advanced into the national semifinals today with a 5-0 win over California Baptist University at the Copeland-Cox Tennis Center. The third-seeded Blue Raiders advance to their third straight national semifinal to face No. 2-seed Fresno Pacific (CA) University at 9amCT on Thursday. Fresno Pacific advanced to the semifinals with an identical 5-0 win over Berry (GA) College. Lindsey Wilson easily claimed all three doubles points winning the three matches by a combined total of 24-2. Blue Raider senior Candela Castanon and sophomore Jessica Weyreuter did not drop a game en route to an 8-0 win over CBU's Marcela Montanha and Dunya Wren in No. 1 doubles. Lindsey Wilson junior Fadzai Mawisire and freshman Darya Yablonskaya and sophomore Agnieszka Wojtowicz and freshman Laurie Anciaux each won their matches 8-2. In the singles, Castanon won at the No. 1 singles position in straight sets over Barbara Oliviera 6-2, 6-1. Wojtowicz's 6-2, 6-1 win over Jessica Roddy at No. 6 singles ended the match and sent the Blue Raiders (17-3) into the semifinals. The remaining matches were halted after the Blue Raiders reached five points. Lindsey Wilson seeks the program's first-ever appearance into the national finals. The Blue Raiders have lost their last two semifinal matches to four-time national champion and top-seed Auburn University Montgomery (AA). AUM and No. 4-seed Vanguard play in the other national semifinal. Both matches are scheduled for 9:00amCT. Doubles: #1 - Candela Castanon/Jessica Weyreuter (LW) def. Marcela Montanha/Dunya Wren (CBU) 8-0 #2 - Fadzai Mawisire/Daria Yablonskaya (LW) def. Barbara Oliviera/Maiara Oliviera (CBU) 8-2 #3 - Agnieszka Wojtowicz/Laurie Anciaux (LW) def. Nawchali DeSilva/Jessica Roddy (CBU) 8-2 Singles: #1 - Castanon (LW) def. B. Oliviera (CBU) 6-2, 6-1 #2 - Mawisire (LW) v. Montanha (CBU) DNF 7-6(5) #3 - Yablonskaya (LW) v. M. Oliviera (CBU) DNF 6-3, 1-4 #4 - Weyreuter (LW) v. Wren (CBU) DNF 6-4, 3-0 #5 - Anciaux (LW) v. DeSilva (CBU) DNF 4-6, 1-2 #6 - Wojtowicz (LW) def. Roddy (CBU) 6-2, 6-1 This story was posted on 2008-05-14 15:29:14
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