Iowa State Defeats South Carolina 4-2 in NCAA Tournament The Gamecocks concluded the 2021 season with a 12-12 record, while the Cyclones improved to 14-7 and await the winner of No. 6 NC State and VCU in the second round. (Source: South Carolina Athletics) By Matt Freed | May 7, 2021 at 2:27 PM EDT - Updated May 7 at 2:27 PM
RALEIGH, N.C. - The No. 24 South Carolina women’s tennis team saw its season end in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday with a 4-2 loss to No. 36 Iowa State at the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Center in Raleigh, N.C.
The Gamecocks concluded the 2021 season with a 12-12 record, while the Cyclones improved to 14-7 and await the winner of No. 6 NC State and VCU in the second round.
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Before the athletes geared up to take the floor on Tuesday afternoon, South Carolina took the chance to celebrate their seniors who prepare to begin a new chapter. After the roses and framed photographs were distributed, the party rolled on into doubles play.
The South Carolina couples brought their broomsticks to sweep out what the Gators had to offer. Each matchup ended in a 6-3 score except for the second string battle with UF’s Ida Jarlskog and Layne Sleeth against Silvia Chinellato and Emma Shelton.
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Gray clouds and thunderbolts struck the afternoon skies over the campus of South Carolina Saturday afternoon. When the raindrops soaked the courts, the umpires delayed the match.
But Mother Nature refused to yield. The umpires had no other choice but to postpone the duel to Tuesday. Now, lineups are set and the final regular-season match will carry on.
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Jones, Hrastar Garner ACC Weekly Awards
THE FLATS – Kenya Jones and Ava Hrastar were recognized by the Atlantic Coast Conference Tuesday afternoon for their outstanding season-opening performances, earning ACC Player and Co-Freshman of the Week honors, respectively.
The 12th-ranked Georgia Tech women’s tennis team opened the 2021 campaign going 3-0 in dual matches, winning the ITA Kickoff Weekend and securing a berth to ITA National Team Indoor Championships. Jones and Hrastar both posted 4-1 singles records to open the season as Tech picked up wins over Memphis, No. 14 South Carolina and No. 6 Duke.
After dropping her first match at the Bulldog Kickoff, No. 13 Jones has posted four-straight singles wins, including defeating two ranked opponents. During ITA Kickoff Weekend, Jones went undefeated from the No. 1 spot, edging No. 34 Mia Horvit of South Carolina in straight sets and rallying to defeat No. 8 Kelly Chen of Duke in the championship match. In doubles action, Jones par