NCAA Womens Tennis

Boilermakers open season at home against Memphis, Chicago State

Boilermakers open season at home against Memphis, Chicago State


WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue women’s tennis is set to start its season with a double header against Memphis at noon and Chicago State at 6 p.m.
Live stats and video will be available for all home matches. Admission is free.

MATCH INFORMATION

Purdue vs. Memphis

Schwartz Tennis Center

Sun., Jan. 15 | Noon

Watch: https://boile.rs/PurdueTennisTV

Stats: https://boile.rs/3GGJS0C

Purdue vs. Chicago State

Schwartz Tennis Center

Sun., Jan. 15 | 6 p.m.

Watch: https://boile.rs/PurdueTennisTV

Stats: https://boile.rs/3GGJS0C

BOILER NOTES

  • Purdue leads the all-time series against Memphis 2-0 with wins in 2015 and 2016.
  • During fall events, the two clubs met at the Bonita Bay Collegiate Open where Purdue recorded four singles wins and a ranked doubles win.
  • This will be the first meeting between Purdue and Chicago State.
  • Head Coach Laura Glitz enter her sixteenth season at the helm as the winningest coach in program history.
  • Csilla Fodor returns for her fourth year in the program.
  • Liz Norman, a redshirt senior, transferred to Purdue during the summer then led the team with 11 singles wins in the fall.
  • Junior Rut Galindo amassed an 8-2 singles record during the fall.
  • Sophomore Carmen Gallardo Guevara represented the Boilermakers at the ITA All-American Tournament during the fall season.
  • Sophomore Juana Larranaga recorded eight singles wins during the fall campaign.
  • During the fall, sophomore Tara Katarina Milic recorded her first ranked doubles win over a team from Memphis. Milic and Norman quickly closed out the match with a 6-1 win over the No. 55 Tigers.
  • Freshman Kennedy Gibbs swept the J3 San Jose ITF Tournament during the summer in both singles and doubles.
  • Freshman Antonia Pareja recorded an win over Memphis at the Bonita Bay Collegiate Open.
  • Freshman Ashlie Wilson is set to continue a family tradition years after her mom, Mary Beth, played for the Boilermakers.

Click Here to Read the Full Original Article at Purdue Boilermakers…