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Panthers End Season With Tourney Loss To Cleveland State4/25/2009 - The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee dropped a 4-0 decision to Cleveland State in the fifth-place match of the Horizon League Women's Tennis Championship Saturday afternoon at North Central High School. The fourth-seeded Vikings won the doubles point and then won three singles contests in straight sets to wrap up the victory. The Panthers (10-13) could never truly get on track in the contest, though Kari Kastenholz did push her match at #2 singles into a third set. Earlier in the day, UWM fell to third-seeded Detroit, 4-0, in spite of being highly competitive in four of the six singles matches. Read Full Release 4/25/2009 Titans Pull Out Tourney Win Over Panthers
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee dropped a 4-0 decision to Detroit in the second round of the Horizon League Women's Tennis Championship at North Central High School. The Panthers looked like they might extend the contest, as two matches were into a third set and UWM had won the first set in another. But, a strong Detroit surge in the sixth slot allowed the Titans to clinch the victory. Detroit opened the contest by winning the doubles point with a hard-fought victory in the second slot. The Titans also added convincing wins in the top two singles slots and won the first set in the sixth slot. When the Titans clinched the match, Ashley Schoneman was up one set at #4 singles, while Sammi Schoen (#3 singles) and Jenna Felsher (#5) singles were each battling in a deciding third set. Read Full Release 4/24/2009 Panthers Pull Out Hard-Fought Win Over Phoenix
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee claimed a 4-2 win over Green Bay Friday in the first round of the Horizon League Women's Tennis Championships at North Central High School. The Panthers (10-11) won the doubles point and then won three singles contests to wrap up the contest. The deciding victory came at #2 singles, where Kari Kastenholz pulled out a 6-0, 3-6, 6-1 victory over Emily Lawent. Kastenholz was also part of the Panthers' key doubles victory, as she teamed with Kelly Drvaric to overcome a 5-2 deficit in an 8-6 win in the top slot. UWM, the sixth seed in the event, now advances to play third-seeded Detroit Saturday at 9 a.m. EDT/8 a.m. CDT. Read Full Release |