
Women's tennis battles in loss to CaliforniaThe Stony Brook women's tennis team battled No. 8 California, but the Seawolves lost to the Bears, 4-0, at the Hellman Tennis Complex on Friday. Stony Brook finished the 2013 season 12-5 in dual matches. Women's tennis faces California in NCAA first roundThe Stony Brook women's tennis team will face No. 8 California in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Friday at the Hellman Tennis Complex at 4 p.m. ET. Also competing in the Berkeley Regional are No. 21 Auburn and No. 40 St. Mary's (Calif.). Lagvilava, Altansarnai garner America East yearly awardsFor a second straight year, the Stony Brook women's tennis team took home both America East Player and Rookie of the Year as senior Nini Lagvilava (Tbilisi, Georgia) and freshman Jackie Altansarnai (Hinsdale, Ill.) garnered the honors from the conference on Friday. Lagvilava selected for NCAA singles tournamentSenior Nini Lagvilava of the Stony Brook women's tennis team has been selected to compete in the 2013 NCAA Women's Tennis singles competition, the NCAA announced Wednesday. The Most Outstanding Player of the America East Tournament, Lagvilava is the first player in school history to be selected for the singles competition. Women's tennis draws California in NCAA TournamentTwo days after winning its second straight America East Conference title, the Stony Brook women's tennis team has drawn California in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on May 10. [READ MORE] Women's tennis defeats Albany to capture America East crownThe Stony Brook women's tennis team will be making a second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament after defeating Albany, 4-0, in the America East Championship finals. Senior Nini Lagvilava (Tbilisi, Georgia) was named the Championships' Most Outstanding Player. |