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No. 12 Bulldogs get 3 more victories

Don Hammack
Last updated: May 5, 2024 10:00 pm
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No. 12 Mississippi Gulf Coast added three more wins to its Texas haul Monday on the third day of the NJCAA Division I Women’s Tennis Championship.

The Bulldogs got two wins in singles and one in doubles in the consolation brackets, each by 8-0 scores. The event is being hosted by Tyler Junior College at the JoAnn Medlock Murphy Tennis Center.

“We played good,” Gulf Coast coach Sam Blackburn said. “Most of the matches, we were favored in pretty good. We took care of business in all those and played well.”

Angela Moreno (So., Sevilla, Spain/IES V Centenario) moved into the semifinals of the No. 1 singles consolation bracket by betting Oakton’s Zarina Sayed. Kendall Burn (So., Wiggins/Stone) did likewise in No. 4 singles with a victory over Azelia Lara from Paradise Valley.

In No. 3 doubles, Mikenzy Dubrow (Fr., Biloxi/Biloxi) and Lauren Sullivan (Fr., Laurel/Laurel Christian) defeated Weatherford’s Chloe Baker and Sara Maksimovic.

“They had a tough loss against a pretty good team yesterday after having a set point in the second set,” Blackburn said. “They responded and got the job done today pretty quick. They get to play Meridian tomorrow, so they’re excited.”

NJCAA Division I Women’s Tennis Championship

Joann Medlock Murphy Tennis Center

Tyler, Texas

May 4-8

Monday Results

Consolation Bracket Singles

No. 1: Angela Moreno (Gulf Coast) def. Zarina Sayed (Oakton), 8-0

No. 4: Kendall Burn (Gulf Coast) def. Azelia Lara (Paradise Valley), 8-0

No. 6: (6) Lara Torres (Seward County) def. Niyah Strickland (Gulf Coast), 8-1

Consolation Bracket Doubles

No. 3: Mikenzy Dubrow–Lauren Sullivan (Gulf Coast) def. Chloe Baker-Sara Maksimovic (Weatherford), 8-0

Tuesday Schedule

Consolation Bracket Singles Semifinals

No. 1: Angela Moreno (Gulf Coast) vs. Ayawavi Vania Dotse (Iowa Central), 8 a.m.

No. 4: Kendall Burn (Gulf Coast) vs. Adriana Iturralde (Jacksonville), 9:30 a.m.

Consolation Bracket Doubles Semifinals

No. 3: Mikenzy Dubrow–Lauren Sullivan (Gulf Coast) vs. Cayden Alexander-Lilly Hollingsworth (Meridian), 11 a.m.

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