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Mayorova Defeats Ranked Opponent in Tigers' 5-2 Loss to No. 21 Wake Forest – Clemson Tigers Official Athletics Site

Clemson, SC – Sophomore Cristina Mayorova displayed an amazing performance with a ranked win over #52 Carolyn Campana, but the No. 62 Clemson Women’s Tennis team (8-7, 2-5 ACC) fell to No. 21 Wake Forest (10-6, 2-3 ACC) by a score of 5-2. The Demon Deacons got off to a quick start, taking the first win on Court 1, 6-1. The duo of Samantha Buyckx and Ali DeSpain responded with their own 6-2 victory on court 2. With a tied decision, Eleni Louka and Lana Sipek fought a close match to ultimately lose the set 4-6 giving Wake Forest the doubles point. Wake Forest maintained control of the match early in singles play, jumping out to a 3-0 advantage. But it was Mayorova who made a big impact with her commanding 6-2, 7-5 victory on court 1 against No.52 Carolyn Campana to give the Tigers their first point of the match. This is the sophomore’s 2nd ranked win this season. The Demon Deacons secured the next two points before Buyckx shined once again securing the last singles point for Clemso

Record Number Of Seminoles Wrap Up NCAA Championship Individual Play

May 27, 2021 Record Number Of Seminoles Wrap Up NCAA Championship Individual Play Tallahassee, FL – Florida State sent four student-athletes to the NCAA Individual Championships, the most in program history, and also set the program record for the number of All-America honors secured with three. Giulia Pairone was seeded in the NCAA Tournament Singes Championship and joined in singles competition by Emmanuelle Salas. Nandini Das and Andrea Garcia competed in the NCAA Doubles Championships. Garcia and Das advanced to the quarterfinals as one of eight doubles pairs remaining in title contention equaling the furthest any FSU doubles team has advanced in the NCAA Tournament in program history. The only other pair of Seminoles to advance to the NCAA Quarterfinals previously were Audra Brannon and Laura Randmaa in 1993.

Wake Forest eliminates Syracuse in 2nd round of ACC tournament, 5-0

Wake Forest eliminates Syracuse in 2nd round of ACC Tournament, 5-0 Emily Steinberger | Photo Editor Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here Natalie Novotna and Viktoriya Kanapatskaya were in the middle of a deciding tie-breaker match, one point away from winning their doubles set and sealing the doubles point for Syracuse. But the pair couldn’t close it out. They saw No. 32 Wake Forest’s Carolyn Campana and Eliza Omirou rally from behind three points to win 9-7 and take the doubles round. Much like the rest of the season, after losing the doubles point, Syracuse ultimately went on to lose the match.