Friday, February 23
Iowa City, IA
3:00 PM
University of Oregon
at
Iowa
Photo by: GoDucks.com
Road Swing Continues at Iowa, Iowa State
02/22/24 | Women's Tennis
EUGENE, Ore. – The 52nd-ranked Oregon women's tennis team continues its stretch of six consecutive matches away from home, as it heads to Iowa City, Iowa, to take on No. 60 Iowa on Friday and Iowa State on Sunday at Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex.
MATCH #10
No. 52 Oregon (6-3) at No. 60 Iowa (5-5)
When: Friday, Feb. 23 | 3 p.m. PT
Where: Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex (Iowa City, Iowa)
Watch | Live Stats
MATCH #11
Oregon (6-3) vs. Iowa State (2-4)
When: Sunday, Feb. 25 | 8 a.m. PT
Where: Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex (Iowa City, Iowa)
Watch | Live Stats
The Ducks have won five of their last six matches after two victories in Boise last weekend. UO defeated Boise State 6-1 and handed future Big Ten foe Minnesota its first loss of the season, 5-2, the following day.
Jo-Yee Chan, Uxia Martinez Moral and Karin Young each lead the team with six singles wins on the spring season, with Young boasting a team-best 6-1 mark. Chan improved to 6-3 after a pair of three-set wins at the second position in the lineup last week. Sophie Luescher, playing every match at No. 1 in the singles lineup, is 5-3 after going 2-0 last weekend.
On the double side, Oregon has clinched the doubles point in seven of nine matches this season. Freshman Candela Aparisi and Young own a team-high five doubles victories this spring. Chan has four total doubles victories across three different pairings, while Luescher also owns four doubles wins with two different partners.
The Hawkeyes have won four straight matches, including a 5-2 win over the Cyclones, and are led by the nation's No. 110 ranked player in Daianne Hayashida. Meanwhile, Iowa State has dropped four consecutive contests after beginning the spring 2-0.
Oregon and Iowa have split the previous six all-time meetings, as the Ducks defeated the Hawkeyes 4-1 in Eugene last season. UO claimed the only previous meeting with ISU back in 2011.
Follow Oregon women's tennis on Twitter @OregonWTennis and live results are available at Oregon.statbroadcast.com.
MATCH #10
No. 52 Oregon (6-3) at No. 60 Iowa (5-5)
When: Friday, Feb. 23 | 3 p.m. PT
Where: Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex (Iowa City, Iowa)
Watch | Live Stats
MATCH #11
Oregon (6-3) vs. Iowa State (2-4)
When: Sunday, Feb. 25 | 8 a.m. PT
Where: Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex (Iowa City, Iowa)
Watch | Live Stats
The Ducks have won five of their last six matches after two victories in Boise last weekend. UO defeated Boise State 6-1 and handed future Big Ten foe Minnesota its first loss of the season, 5-2, the following day.
Jo-Yee Chan, Uxia Martinez Moral and Karin Young each lead the team with six singles wins on the spring season, with Young boasting a team-best 6-1 mark. Chan improved to 6-3 after a pair of three-set wins at the second position in the lineup last week. Sophie Luescher, playing every match at No. 1 in the singles lineup, is 5-3 after going 2-0 last weekend.
On the double side, Oregon has clinched the doubles point in seven of nine matches this season. Freshman Candela Aparisi and Young own a team-high five doubles victories this spring. Chan has four total doubles victories across three different pairings, while Luescher also owns four doubles wins with two different partners.
The Hawkeyes have won four straight matches, including a 5-2 win over the Cyclones, and are led by the nation's No. 110 ranked player in Daianne Hayashida. Meanwhile, Iowa State has dropped four consecutive contests after beginning the spring 2-0.
Oregon and Iowa have split the previous six all-time meetings, as the Ducks defeated the Hawkeyes 4-1 in Eugene last season. UO claimed the only previous meeting with ISU back in 2011.
Follow Oregon women's tennis on Twitter @OregonWTennis and live results are available at Oregon.statbroadcast.com.
Players Mentioned
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
Karin Young: "It's all so new and exciting"
Tuesday, May 03
Courtney Nagle: "I'm super excited for this team."
Tuesday, May 03
Sophie Luescher: "It's a really nice feeling."
Tuesday, May 03
Petra Salko Life after University of Oregon
Monday, December 30
