In an exhilarating display of skill and teamwork, the Drexel women’s tennis team concluded their home season with a decisive 5-2 victory over Monmouth. This win boosts their seasonal record to six victories and nine defeats. Prior to the match, the Dragons celebrated Senior Day, paying tribute to Maddie Ricardo and Elisa Rigazio for their significant contributions to the program.

Starting strong, Drexel secured the doubles point by claiming victories in the top two positions. At the first position, Elisa Rigazio and Sofiya Snitko delivered an impressive performance, defeating their opponents with a score of 6-2. Similarly, Anastasia Kavounov and Rebecca Fiedler matched this success on court two, also securing a 6-2 win. The momentum carried into the singles matches where the Dragons showcased their resilience and talent.

The singles competition saw four triumphant performances from the Dragons, sealing the overall team win. Elisa Rigazio dominated at the first position, not losing a single game in a double bagel outcome of 6-0, 6-0. Sofiya Snitko followed suit with a determined effort, winning 7-5, 6-0 at the second position. Anastasia Kavounov contributed significantly with a 6-3, 6-0 victory at the third spot. Rebecca Fiedler demonstrated remarkable perseverance after a narrowly lost first set, ultimately prevailing in a super tiebreak at the fourth position with scores of 6-7 (2), 6-2, 10-5. The Dragons look forward to concluding the regular season away at Hofstra on April 18th, with the match commencing at noon.

Celebrating both individual achievements and team spirit, the Drexel women’s tennis players have shown that dedication and hard work can lead to great outcomes. Their final home match was not only a testament to their athletic prowess but also a celebration of the legacy left by graduating seniors. As they head into their last regular-season match, the team carries with them the lessons learned and the triumphs achieved, ready to face new challenges with optimism and confidence.