West Virginia Tennis Doubles Results

by Daniel Perez - News Editor
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No. 37 Kansas Dominates West Virginia in Women’s Tennis Clash

The West Virginia University tennis team faced a tough challenge on Friday afternoon, dropping a 4-0 decision to the No. 37 ranked Kansas Jayhawks at the Jayhawk Tennis Center. Kansas utilized a strong start in both doubles and singles play to secure the victory, leaving several matches unfinished after clinching the win.

Doubles Play: Kansas Sets the Pace

The Jayhawks established early momentum by securing the doubles point. The victory was powered by wins on courts one and three:

  • Court 1: The pairing of Anna Putilina and Yerke Arystanbekova took the win over Audrey Moutama and Julie Bousseau with a score of 6-4.
  • Court 3: Meriem Ben Ezzedine and Kyoka Kubo defeated Lyla Byers and Sosanne Malaak 6-1.

The match on court two, featuring Laura Villanueva Morillo and Lucia Tognoni for WVU against He Janse van Vuuren and Meg McCarty for Kansas, remained unfinished at 5-4.

Singles Results: Jayhawks Clinch the Match

Kansas transitioned their doubles success into singles play, earning three straight victories to finalize the 4-0 result. The winning efforts came from:

  • Kyoka Kubo: Defeated Audrey Moutama 6-3, 6-3.
  • Yerke Arystanbekova: Overcame Julie Bousseau with a 6-4, 7-5 victory.
  • Meg McCarty: Secured a dominant 6-2, 6-0 win against Lucia Tognoni.

Following the clinch, three singles matches—including those involving Laura Villanueva Morillo and Sosanne Malaak—were left unfinished.

Key Takeaways from the Match

  • Final Score: Kansas 4, West Virginia 0.
  • Ranking: Kansas enters the match ranked No. 37.
  • Efficiency: Kansas secured the match through a combination of a doubles point and three singles wins.
  • WVU’s Next Move: The Mountaineers continue their road trip with a scheduled matchup against Iowa State on Sunday, April 5, at 1:00 p.m. In Ames, Iowa.

Looking Ahead for West Virginia

Despite the loss in Lawrence, West Virginia remains focused on their current road swing. The team will appear to bounce back as they face Iowa State. Fans can follow the Mountaineers’ progress via WVUsports.com and their official social media channels on X, Facebook, and Instagram.

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