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Austin Peay Lady Govs Tennis kicks off 2013 at Samford
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Women’s Tennis
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University women’s tennis team kicks off the spring portion of its schedule 2:00pm, Saturday, against Samford in Birmingham, AL.
The season’s first dual matches take place at the Pat M. Courington Tennis Pavilion.
Austin Peay Women’s Tennis. (Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information)
“I feel like we’re very solid,” Brown said. “We have some good players, some who weren’t able to compete to their potential last season. If they play as well as they’re capable, we’ll have a good season.”
Returning to the court is sophomore Alison Carre, who earned all-conference honors as a freshman. She will get first crack at the No. 1 slot for this season, with sophomores Andra Cornea and Ornella Di Salvo flanking her.
Last season, the Lady Govs battled the Bulldogs in a 6-1 loss, February 3rd. Tomic registered the only victory for Austin Peay.
After a 15-6 season that included an 11-3 record at home, Samford returns all-conference doubles player Kristin Lewis and all-freshman team member Stephanie N’tcha.
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