ST. LOUIS William Woods women s tennis (11-6) found itself briefly in an unfamiliar position on Thursday, as the top-seeded Owls dropped the doubles point to No. 2 seed Missouri Baptist (14-9). However, after a rally at the six line by Marceline Kotylak, WWU picked up its third straight American Midwest Conference/Heart of America Athletic Conference/Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA Championship Qualifier title with a 4-2 win over the Spartans.
BOLIVAR In a tuneup match before next week s American Midwest Conference/Heart of America Athletic Conference/Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA qualifying tournament, William Woods women s tennis (9-6) picked up a 4-2 win over NCAA Division II Southwest Baptist (6-12) on Thursday.
FULTON After sweeping the doubles point and pulling ahead 3-0 with wins at the three and one singles, the Braves managed to sneak in a win at the four line before William Woods (6-6) sealed the match win over Ottawa University (9-4) and finished off with a 5-2 final on Thursday.
FULTON After sweeping through the doubles point with Kristina Dimitrijevic and Mireira Simon Sanchez at the two, barely outpacing Marta Calvo Larraz and Hanna Lindeboom at the one in 6-2 wins, William Woods (5-6) rolled to a 5-2 victory over Midland University (7-4) on Sunday.
FULTON Despite battling back to claim the doubles point with a 6-3 win by Marcelina Kotylak and Lena Greefs over Reshma Challarapu and Darija Mladenovic, the physical toll of playing five matches in six days showed its face on Saturday as No. 9 William Woods (3-7) dropped a 6-1 result to No. 12 Lindsey Wilson.