
Doubles Win, Singles Leads Can’t Stop Sweep at UC Davis
4/17/2021 5:25:00 PM | Women's Tennis
DAVIS, Calif. – A doubles win by Mahli Silpachai and Natalie Shamma sparked the Highlanders, but bids for a straight-set win on Court 1 and three-set thriller on Court 4 were halted Saturday when UC Riverside was defeated by UC Davis, 0-4, at Marya Welch Tennis Center.
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Starting off the day in doubles, UC Riverside's No 1 team, Tia Elpusan and Hanh Pham, lost 3-6 to Sara Tsukamoto and Lauren Ko. By the time Silpachai and Shamma won their set over Shirley Hall and Michelle Zell, 6-3, the Highlanders were down a full point on the loss on Court 3 by Serina Saltzen and Sydney Tran, 2-6, to Yana Gurevich and Kristina Euloera.
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Singles play saw Silpachi finish first on Court 2, where she lost to Gurevich, 1-6 0-6, followed by Saltzen losing to Carly Schwatrzberg, 3-6 3-6, and Shamma falling to Hall, 0-6-4-6.
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The sweep ended play with Elpusan up a set and ahead 3-2 over Tsukamoto on Court 1 and Pham one game into her third set against Zell.
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"We lost but we played some very good tennis," said coach Mark Henry.
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The Highlanders will now prepare to to conclude the regular season with two home events: Saturday, April 25, vs. Cal Poly, and Sunday, April 26, vs. Hawaii. Following those matches, UC Riverside competes in the Big West Championships April 29-May in Irvine.
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Starting off the day in doubles, UC Riverside's No 1 team, Tia Elpusan and Hanh Pham, lost 3-6 to Sara Tsukamoto and Lauren Ko. By the time Silpachai and Shamma won their set over Shirley Hall and Michelle Zell, 6-3, the Highlanders were down a full point on the loss on Court 3 by Serina Saltzen and Sydney Tran, 2-6, to Yana Gurevich and Kristina Euloera.
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Singles play saw Silpachi finish first on Court 2, where she lost to Gurevich, 1-6 0-6, followed by Saltzen losing to Carly Schwatrzberg, 3-6 3-6, and Shamma falling to Hall, 0-6-4-6.
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The sweep ended play with Elpusan up a set and ahead 3-2 over Tsukamoto on Court 1 and Pham one game into her third set against Zell.
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"We lost but we played some very good tennis," said coach Mark Henry.
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The Highlanders will now prepare to to conclude the regular season with two home events: Saturday, April 25, vs. Cal Poly, and Sunday, April 26, vs. Hawaii. Following those matches, UC Riverside competes in the Big West Championships April 29-May in Irvine.
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Team Stats
#1 Doubles Match
#2 Doubles Match
#3 Doubles Match
Order of Finish:
1,2,3
Order of Finish:
2,6,3
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