Georgetown Women’s Tennis Weekend Recap
This weekend, the Georgetown University women’s tennis team faced off against DePaul and Marquette, ending with one win and one loss. Now sitting at 2-2 for the season, they have a record of 1-1 in the BIG EAST Conference.
On Saturday, Georgetown narrowly lost to DePaul, 4-3. The team struggled in doubles, losing two matches early, which set them back. Despite the loss, there were highlights. Julia Chu won a hard-fought match, showcasing her fighting spirit.
Sunday was a different story. The Hoyas bounced back strong, defeating Marquette 6-1. They dominated in singles, winning all six matches. The trio of Katie Garofolo-Ro, Ruhika Bhat, and Julia Chu stayed unbeaten throughout the weekend. Carolyn Schaefer also shined, earning her first win of the season by defeating Marquette’s Elena Duva.
Match Results:
Saturday, February 7
Georgetown 3, DePaul 4
- Doubles: Georgetown struggled and lost the matches.
- Singles:
- Julia Chu won her match in a tight battle.
- Garofolo-Ro had an impressive win.
Sunday, February 8
Georgetown 6, Marquette 1
- Doubles: Tough matches, with only one win.
- Singles:
- Strong performance across the board, with every player contributing to the victory.
Looking ahead, the team will play against Towson and Navy on February 20-21 in Annapolis, Maryland.
According to recent studies, strong teamwork is crucial in sports like tennis. Teams that communicate well on and off the court often perform better. This weekend’s split shows how resilience can shine through even after a tough loss.
As Georgetown continues its season, it’s clear that teamwork and determination will be key factors in their upcoming matches.
For more information on college tennis, you can check out resources from the NCAA.
