Gophers Improve to 7-3 by Taming Tigers
TOWSON, Md. - Eleven different players saw action for Goucher today and each one played a role in the Gophers' 9-0 triumph over Trinity (D.C.).
Gophers Improve to 7-3 by Taming Tigers
Baum Able to Find Court Time for 11 Different PlayersMarch 27, 2008
TOWSON, Md. - Eleven different players saw action for Goucher today and each one played a role in the Gophers' 9-0 triumph over Trinity (D.C.).
With her Gophers already enjoying a 3-0 lead over the Tigers (0-2) at the conclusion of doubles play, head coach Sally Baum was able to insert five players who weren't involved in a doubles match into the singles line-up. Only Chloe Scott-Giry (Amagansett, NY/The Ross School) participated in both singles and doubles for Goucher (7-3). She partnered with Christina Grimm (Greenwich, CT/New Hampton) to defeat Haymanot Yalewayker and Paola Flores, 8-0, at No. 2 doubles, and posted a 6-0, 6-0 win over Yalewayker at No. 3 singles.
Mouna Attarha (Piedmont, CA/Piedmont) and Kim McPhail (Seattle, WA/Roosevelt) registered 6-0, 6-0 victories over Zulema Ramirez at first singles and Vicky Gregg at second singles, respectively. Katie Shaw (Albuquerque, NM/Bosque School) won by the same score in her match against Arlette Philogene at No. 6.
Andrea Stephaich (Pittsburgh, PA/The Ellis School) polished off Flores at No. 4, 6-0, 6-1; Hilary Fast (Wilton, ME/Mt. Blue) disposed of Cynthia Reyes 6-0, 6-1 at No. 5.