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No. 14 Duke Opens ACC Play at Louisville, Notre Dame
2/24/2022 3:11:00 PM | Women's Tennis
Match 6: Duke at Louisville – Friday at 4 p.m. | Live Stats
Match 7: Duke at Notre Dame – Sunday at 12 p.m. | Live Stats | Live Stream
DURHAM – Fourteenth-ranked Duke women's tennis wraps up its two-game road swing this weekend as the Blue Devils open ACC play with matches at Louisville and Notre Dame.
Duke features a trio of singles players and two doubles pairs in the ITA rankings heading into the matches – junior Chloe Beck leads the way in singles action at No. 11, followed by 19th-ranked senior Georgia Drummy and 53rd-ranked freshman Emma Jackson. The Blue Devil tandems of senior Kelly Chen and graduate student Eliza Omirou along with Beck and senior Margaryta Bilokin check in at No. 27 and No. 32, respectively, in doubles rankings.
The Opponents
No. 68 Louisville – Record: 7-1 | All-time series: Duke leads 8-0
The Cardinals improved to 7-1 overall following two strong wins over Austin Peay (6-1) and Bellarmine (6-0). Louisville is a perfect 8-0 in dual match doubles play, while the trio of Andrea Di Palma, Tyra Richardson and Tatiana Simova hold 3-0 marks in singles action.
Duke has won all eight matchups against Louisville and have held the Cardinals scoreless in six of the contests. The Blue Devils took the most recent meeting, 4-0, and advanced to the second round of the 2021 ACC Tournament.
No. 29 Notre Dame – Record: 7-3 | All-time series: Duke leads 24-3
The Fighting Irish open their conference slate with top-ranked North Carolina before taking on Duke in the second of two games. They enter the weekend on a high after taking down then-No. 16 Washington, 5-2, this past Sunday. Notre Dame earned the opening point after triumphing during a competitive doubles session, then took four of six flights in singles play to secure the win.
In 27 all-time meetings between the two sides, 24 matches have gone the way of the Blue Devils, including the last 11. Notre Dame's last win came on March 12, 2009 (5-2).
Last Time Out
The 14th-ranked Blue Devils return to the court following a three-week hiatus. Duke last competed on Feb. 5 and collected a 6-1 road win at Furman. Duke scored two victories via the pairings of Drummy and sophomore Karolina Berankova and freshman Ellie Coleman and Omirou to secure the opening doubles point.
As the action shifted to singles, the Blue Devils quickly collected three singles points behind wins by Beck, Bilokin and Drummy to secure the win. The teams played out the remaining three singles matches and earned victories from Berankova and Coleman to produce the final result.
Up Next:
No. 14 Duke continues ACC play and opens a five-game homestand with matches against No. 9 Virginia (March 4) and Virginia Tech (March 6). The Blue Devils square off against the Cavaliers Friday at 6:30 p.m., then face the Hokies in a Sunday morning tilt slated for 10:30 a.m.
For more information on Duke women's tennis, follow the Blue Devils on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching for "DukeWTEN".
#GoDuke
Match 7: Duke at Notre Dame – Sunday at 12 p.m. | Live Stats | Live Stream
DURHAM – Fourteenth-ranked Duke women's tennis wraps up its two-game road swing this weekend as the Blue Devils open ACC play with matches at Louisville and Notre Dame.
Duke features a trio of singles players and two doubles pairs in the ITA rankings heading into the matches – junior Chloe Beck leads the way in singles action at No. 11, followed by 19th-ranked senior Georgia Drummy and 53rd-ranked freshman Emma Jackson. The Blue Devil tandems of senior Kelly Chen and graduate student Eliza Omirou along with Beck and senior Margaryta Bilokin check in at No. 27 and No. 32, respectively, in doubles rankings.
The Opponents
No. 68 Louisville – Record: 7-1 | All-time series: Duke leads 8-0
The Cardinals improved to 7-1 overall following two strong wins over Austin Peay (6-1) and Bellarmine (6-0). Louisville is a perfect 8-0 in dual match doubles play, while the trio of Andrea Di Palma, Tyra Richardson and Tatiana Simova hold 3-0 marks in singles action.
Duke has won all eight matchups against Louisville and have held the Cardinals scoreless in six of the contests. The Blue Devils took the most recent meeting, 4-0, and advanced to the second round of the 2021 ACC Tournament.
No. 29 Notre Dame – Record: 7-3 | All-time series: Duke leads 24-3
The Fighting Irish open their conference slate with top-ranked North Carolina before taking on Duke in the second of two games. They enter the weekend on a high after taking down then-No. 16 Washington, 5-2, this past Sunday. Notre Dame earned the opening point after triumphing during a competitive doubles session, then took four of six flights in singles play to secure the win.
In 27 all-time meetings between the two sides, 24 matches have gone the way of the Blue Devils, including the last 11. Notre Dame's last win came on March 12, 2009 (5-2).
Last Time Out
The 14th-ranked Blue Devils return to the court following a three-week hiatus. Duke last competed on Feb. 5 and collected a 6-1 road win at Furman. Duke scored two victories via the pairings of Drummy and sophomore Karolina Berankova and freshman Ellie Coleman and Omirou to secure the opening doubles point.
As the action shifted to singles, the Blue Devils quickly collected three singles points behind wins by Beck, Bilokin and Drummy to secure the win. The teams played out the remaining three singles matches and earned victories from Berankova and Coleman to produce the final result.
Up Next:
No. 14 Duke continues ACC play and opens a five-game homestand with matches against No. 9 Virginia (March 4) and Virginia Tech (March 6). The Blue Devils square off against the Cavaliers Friday at 6:30 p.m., then face the Hokies in a Sunday morning tilt slated for 10:30 a.m.
For more information on Duke women's tennis, follow the Blue Devils on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching for "DukeWTEN".
#GoDuke
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