MM 2.7: Maryland women’s tennis sweeps George Washington, George Mason

Maryland women’s tennis swept both George Washington and George Mason in back-to-back matchups Sunday afternoon and evening.

The Terps started the day with a 7-0 win over George Washington. Maryland’s first singles point of the day came from sophomore Selma Cadar. She won her match in straight sets while freshman Mary Brumfield lost her first set 0-6 but bounced back to win 6-0 in the next two sets to clinch the win.

In the doubles, graduate student Marta Perez Mur and junior Jojo Bach won their match 6-2, Brumfield and Cadar swept theirs 6-0 and sophomore Minorka Miranda and freshman Francesca Feodorov won their matchup 5-2 (unfinished).

Maryland carried its momentum into the after with a 5-0 sweep over George Mason.

The duo of Mur and Bach, as well as Brumfield and Cadar, are 5-0 and 3-0, respectively after Saturday’s matches.

“The team bounced back from VCU really well all week in practice and it showed today in the matches” head coach Katie Dougherty said in a release. “Overall very happy with how we competed and looking forward to two more opportunities next weekend.”

The Terps are next set to take on both St. John’s and Towson on Feb. 12 in College Park.

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