Kida and Nizetic defeated the Vandal duo, 6-3. The two Eagles competed against Lena Beckx and Diana Khaydashina from Idaho in a doubles extra match. Kida and Nizetic dropped their next matchup against Idaho's Rachelle Starreveld and Idah Johansson, 3-0. Nizetic then defeated Agrawal in the singles match (6-4, 6-1) to advance. The duo won the doubles points 7-6 earning a 7-0 win in the tiebreaker to secure the point. Jennifer Kida and Leandra Nizetic partnered up and defeated Montana's Shivika Agrawal and Hailey Murphy, 2-1 in the round of 16. Foshee battled in a three-set match with Dimova, but came up just short in the tiebreaker (6-3, 3-6, 6(4)-7(7). Mathews won her singles match over Kraleva to clinch the tournament title. The two Eagles earned a 9-7 win to claim the doubles points. Mathews and Foshee trailed 5-2 in the doubles round, but rallied to force a tiebreaker. The rest of the team had really hard fought wins throughout the weekend as well.' Their singles play was equally as impressive all weekend and I'm excited to see what they continue to accomplish as we move into more matches this Fall.

They played smart, composed and never gave up. They fought really hard in the finals today against the top seed from Seattle U and came back from a 2-5 deficit to win the doubles a tiebreaker. 'They played great together all weekend in doubles and came up clutch in singles when they had to to get the overall win. Scout and Isabella were able to win our home event, which is a huge accomplishment against some really tough competition,' head coach Dustin Hinson said. 'This was a great weekend of matches for the team. The team with two wins advanced in the bracket. Players were paired with a teammate against another duo, playing one doubles match each having one singles match. The Eagles duo of Scout Mathews and Isabella Foshee won the Eagle Invitational, after defeating Seattle U's Elena Kraleva and Liliya Dimova in the finals.Īlong with the Redhawks, Eastern faced off against Idaho and Montana during the three-day tournament (Oct. In the team's first competition of the 2023-24 season, Eastern Washington women's tennis emerged victorious. BennettĬlick here to download The Athletic’s 2023 men’s NCAA Tournament bracket.CHENEY, Wash. 5 seed, will take on a popular Cinderella pick in Oral Roberts, which went undefeated in the Summit League and has a star guard in Max Abmas, who helped lead the Golden Eagles to the Sweet 16 two years ago.Looking ahead to the second round, we could get Texas-Texas A&M, Duke- Tennessee and UConn-Saint Mary’s, if those teams advance. All the 8-9 games are intriguing, especially Illinois– Arkansas. Kentucky will face Providence and its star Bryce Hopkins, who transferred from the Wildcats last year. Penn State, which nearly won the Big Ten tournament, is a high-level 7-10 game. Bennett Most intriguing first-round matchups? The committee has shown it time and time again: Play good teams out of your conference, or suffer the consequences. Rutgers also got punished for a bad out-of-league schedule, missing the field despite wins at Purdue, Northwestern, Penn State and against Indiana.

The Aggies, though, played a bad nonconference schedule, which cost them a bid last year and knocked them a couple seed lines lower this time around. 1 overall seed Alabama in the regular-season finale. 7 seed despite playing like one of the best teams in the country in the final few months, including a win over No. Brian Bennett, The Athletic ’s bracketologist Who got snubbed? Nevada making the field as the fourth team from the Mountain West was also a surprise, as most bracketologists had them out. The Cougars could potentially face Auburn in Birmingham in the second round - the committee flubbed big time on that one - then either Xavier or Indiana in the Sweet 16 and possibly Big 12 tournament champ Texas, which could have been a No. To be fair, Houston didn’t get a substantially easier path. It’s a rough way to treat the defending champs.

That’s if the Jayhawks can get by teams like UConn and Saint Mary’s in the top half of the bracket. To top it off, Kansas got sent out West, where it could have to contend with UCLA and Gonzaga in their time zone in a potential Elite Eight showdown. Meanwhile, Houston played in the much weaker American Athletic Conference and lost in its league tournament final to Memphis on Sunday. 1 in computer rankings for much of the season, Kansas racked up a record 17 Quad 1 wins and won the regular-season title in the best league in the country, the Big 12. 2 overall seed over Kansas - and getting the Kansas City region.

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