STATESBORO, Ga. -- On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, the Wofford women's tennis team competed at the Georgia Southern Shootout. In addition to Wofford and Georgia Southern; the College of Charleston, Furman, Davidson, Kennesaw State, University of North Florida, and Stetson competed.
"I thought we competed well and against a lot of really good competition this weekend. I saw growth, progress, and some positive steps forward from the team," said head coach Krissy Hall. "We look forward to finishing our fall schedule at home this weekend!"
Each player competed in three singles matches and two doubles matches over the weekend.
Erica Brennan won all three of her matches during the weekend, winning her draw en route to the championship.
Grace Agster and Quinn Bernthal won two of three matches, picking up wins against College of Charleston and Georgia Southern opponents. Katie Godfree and Erica Brennan collected a doubles win against Davidson, and Marie Henrickson and Grace Stout had a win against Georgia Southern.
In singles play, Grace Agster won two of three singles matches after dropping the first match against Furman opponent Bianca Ceroni. Bernthal finished third in her draw picking up wins against Trinkle from College of Charleston and Gunther from North Florida and Ella Suk took a singles win against Avery Combs from Davidson.
After falling in her first match on Friday, Marie Henrickson won both of her singles matches on Saturday to win the back draw of her flight.
The Terriers will end fall play by hosting the Terrier Invite at the Reeves Tennis Center in Spartanburg, S.C., beginning on Friday, Oct. 30 and concluding on Sunday, Nov. 1.
