Posted: Apr 13, 2022
THE TEAMS
San Francisco (10-7, 3-3 WCC) at Santa Clara (9-7, 2-3 WCC)
MATCH INFO
vs. San Francisco
When: *Friday, April 15 at 1 p.m. *Note, the match date was changed from Saturday, April 16 to Friday, April 15.
Where: Degheri Tennis Center (Santa Clara, California)
Live Stats: StatBroadcast
Video: Live Stream
NOTES
- Santa Clara plays just one match this week, a West Coast Conference contest against San Francisco at home.
- The Broncos are coming off a split last week where they beat Dixie State 6-1 and lost to BYU 6-1, both on the road.
- SCU currently sits in seventh place in the WCC standings with a 2-3 conference record. USF, Saint Mary's and BYU are tied for fourth at 3-3.
- Giulia Hayer leads the team with eight singles victories this spring. She is 5-0 on court five.
- Velizara Fileva, JennaMarie Gordon and Jamie Schroer each have won three conference singles matches.
- Katherine Petty and Hayer each have a team-high eight doubles wins in the dual match season.
- Santa Clara returns eight players (JennaMarie Gordon, Giulia Hayer, Finley Kalinic, Lindsay Lynch, Lindsey Pesqueira, Katherine Petty, Jamie Schroer and Varya Zlotnik) from last season and add two newcomers (Kacey Feng and Velizara Fileva).
- During the fall season, Feng led the team with five singles wins while Gordon and Hayer topped the squad with eight doubles wins each.
During the 2020-21 season:
- Four freshmen (Gordon, Kalinic, Petty and Zlotnik) were regulars in the starting lineups in both singles and doubles.
- Gordon, a transfer from Gonzaga, was named honorable mention All-West Coast Conference in singles in her first season on the Mission Campus.
- Kalinic posted a team-high seven wins in singles with three of those wins coming on court three.
- Hayer had a team-high eight doubles wins with seven of them coming on court two, all while paired with Gordon last season.
- Head coach Ben Cabell is in his 16th year as the head coach. He owns a 137-162 career record and has coached 26 all-conference singles, 12 all-conference doubles and 41 conference all-academic honorees.