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Texas A&M and Mississippi State remain atop the men’s conference standings with 6-0 records after each posted a pair of wins last weekend. Both teams will get serious tests this weekend as they both face a couple of top 25 teams on the road. A&M will visit Vanderbilt and Kentucky while Mississippi State will visit Georgia and Tennessee. While those are the marquee conference matchups there is one huge non-conference matchup this week when Florida visits #1 Wake Forest. The Deacs lost their first match of the year Sunday to Florida State but rebounded Wednesday to take down #5 North Carolina and will be ready for the Gators. Full match previews with depth charts can be found below.

 

 

Friday March 30

#47 Alabama at #40 Ole Miss

Both teams are struggling right now but Ole Miss is in worse shape if Hansson and Fallert are still out. Both teams have only one conference win so far and the loser will find themselves squarely in contention for the 12/13 spots in the conference and the unenviable position of having to play in play-in game between the 12^th and 13^th place teams in the SEC Tournament.

#84 Auburn at #19 Tennessee

Tennessee should have no troubles with Auburn and will just need to be careful not to look too far ahead to Mississippi State on Sunday. Auburn is winless in conference play and that should continue here.

#10 Florida at #1 Wake Forest

A big non-conference tilt for the Gators that should have the entire SEC behind Florida in an effort to help the rankings for all the SEC teams. Wake beat #5 North Carolina on Wednesday with a full lineup so Florida will have their work cut out for them.

#12 Mississippi State at #20 Georgia

This is one of two marquee matches on Friday in the SEC. Georgia had been the tale of two teams at home and on the road until last weekend when they dropped a home match to Tennessee. I suspect Georgia swapped Montgomery and Reinberg at the top of the lineup as they matchup better with Borges and Oradini that way. Walker Duncans availability remains a big question but should he remain out Im going to guess that doubles 5 and 6 may be the crucial matches that help determine the winner of this one.

#78 LSU at #23 Kentucky

LSU has been competitive in a few matches this year but with Gabor Csonka missing from the lineup and the fact that its on the road at Kentucky I expect a quick Wildcat win here.

#6 Texas A&M at #22 Vanderbilt

The second Friday marquee conference matchup. Vanderbilt is at home where they have been very good and the team is playing very well despite a 4-2 loss at Mississippi State last weekend. They have proved to be very tough to put away in hanging to the very end with Florida and Mississippi State and while you have to think A&M is the favorite here I would not be surprised at all to see a Vandy upset. Remember, Vandy was one point from an upset of Wake Forest earlier this year when Baker Newman had a serve called out that looked pretty darn close. Expect Vandy to be up for this match. 

Saturday March 31

#240 Arkansas-Pine Bluff at #40 Ole Miss (DH)

All 6 active players on the Ole Miss team should pick up a pair of wins here, that about all the ink this match is worth.

Sunday April 1

#47 Alabama at #43 Arkansas

After facing Ole Miss on Friday, Alabama gets Arkansas Sunday for two very competitive matches they should be in. Arkansas on the other hand needs to get back in the win column after a rought 3 loss road swing last week on the east coast.

#192 Nebraska-Omaha at Arkansas (DH)

Chalk a couple wins up for the Hogs. Should get some guys in that havent seen much playing time.

#84 Auburn at #20 Georgia

With or without Duncan the Bulldogs should be able to handle this home match against Auburn, but that is exactly what we thought when they lost to South Carolina and Arkansas. If Auburn is going to entertain pulling off an upset they are going to have to find some chemistry with the new doubles teams to snag the double point and then try to take advantage of some potential weakness at 6. De Vicentis is very capable at 2 and then someone else will just need to step up big.

#10 Florida at #26 South Carolina

Florida has 3 doubles teams ranked in the top 12 which will be a tall task for South Carolina and their new doubles pairings this week. Harrison OKeefe is starting to show signs of the form that had him splitting time at #1 last year and the matchup with Perez-Blanco should be one of the better matches. Florida probably has too much depth and 3-6 will be tough spots for South Carolina to find wins at.

#6 Texas A&M at #23 Kentucky

On paper A&M should win this match but a road match at a talented Kentucky team is never easy. Matsumura is extremely hot and the matchup between he and Kypson should be a good one. Id also expect a slugfest on 2 with Bushamuka and Rinderknech that should be very entertaining. Kentuckys problems have been at 5 and 6 and they are going to have to have someone step up there to pull off the upset.

#78 LSU at #22 Vanderbilt

Vanderbilt at home should handle a short-handed LSU team without too much trouble. Shane Monroe has shown flashes at the top of the LSU lineup but the Commodores will prove to be too deep in this one.

#12 Mississippi State at #19 Tennessee

This may be one of the most competitive matches of the weekend. Both teams have excellent doubles teams and I expect that to be tightly contested. If you look at the UTRs the Bulldogs have the advantage at every position except one where Scott Jones is a really tough 5. But Tennessee is at home and riding the momentum of the Georgia win so I expect a very close match that could go either way. 

Depth Charts 

Alabama

Doubles	1	Edson Ortiz / Mazen Osama
	2	Thibault Cancel /Alexey Nesterov
	3	Patrick Kaukovalta / Riccardo Roberto
	4	Grant Stuckey / Zhe Zhou
Singles	1	Mazen Osama
	2	Thibault Cancel
	3	Patrick Kaukovalta
	4	Edson Ortiz
	5	Zhe Zhou
	6	Alexey Nesterov
	7	Riccardo Roberto
	8	Grant Stuckey
	9	Sam Fischer

Bama swaps Ortiz and Zhou at 4/5 as well as Nesterov and Roberto at 6/7 this week but the big question for them is will Patrick Kaukovalta be back or not. They continue to turn him in at 3 every week, and he continues to not play.

 

Arkansas

Doubles	1	Oscar Mesquida / Adam Sanjurjo
	2	Jose Salazar / Alex Reco
	3	Pedro Alonso / Jose Alonso
	4	Josh Howard-Tripp / Branch Terrell
Singles	1	Jose Salazar
	2	Adam Sanjurjo
	3	Oscar Mesquida
	4	Josh Howard-Tripp
	5	Alex Reco
	6	Pedro Alonso
	7	Jose Alonso
	8	Branch Terrell
	9	Josh Bortnick

No lineup changes this week for the Hogs.

 

Auburn

Doubles	1	Edward Nguyen / Tad Maclean
	2	Matteo De Vicentis / Carles Sarrio
	3	Diego Chavarria / Lorenzo Rodriguez
	4	Olle Thestrup / Brandon Laubser
Singles	1	Edward Nguyen
	2	Matteo De Vicentis
	3	Olle Thestrup
	4	Carles Sarrio
	5	Tad Maclean
	6	Lorenzo Rodriguez
	7	Brandon Laubser
	8	Diego Chavarria
	9	Alex Rushin

Auburn changes up all the doubles teams this week, clearly looking for an answer. Singles remains unchanged.

 

Florida

Doubles	1	Alfredo Perez / Johannes Ingildsen
	2	Duarte Vale / McClain Kessler
	3	Oliver Crawford / Chase Perez-Blanco
	4	Jordan Belga / Andy Andrade
	5	Stephen Madonia
Singles	1	Johannes Ingildsen
	2	Alfredo Perez
	3	Oliver Crawford
	4	Chase Perez-Blanco
	5	Duarte Vale
	6	McClain Kessler
	7	Andy Andrade
	8	Jordan Belga
	9	Stephen Madonia

The Gators make a several singles changes this week swapping Ingildsen and Perez at 1/2, Perez-Blanco and Vale at 4/5 and Kessler and Andrade at 6/7. The change at 1/2 was a little surprising and who knows what the reasoning there was but its hard to argue either way. The swap at 4/5 is clearly a chance to build some confidence for Vale who on paper should be a ridiculously good 4 but has struggled as of late. The 6/7 swap is really irrelevant as you can play whoever you want come game day, but I like Kessler and his leadership and think it may give the Gators a shot in the arm.

 

Georgia

Doubles	1	Robert Loeb / Jan Zielinski
	2	Wayne Montgomery / Nathan Ponwith
	3	Alex Diaz / Emil Reinberg
Singles	1	Wayne Montgomery
	2	Emil Reinberg
	3	Nathan Ponwith
	4	Jan Zielinski
	5	Walker Duncan
	6	Robert Loeb
	7	Alex Diaz
	8	Alex Phillips
	9	Andy Martinez
	10	Samuel Dromsky

Georgia lists Walker Duncan at 5 but the question remains as to whether he is ready yet. The other notable change is the swap of Montgomery and Reinberg at 1/2 which I have to believe is a matchup swap based on Fridays matchup with Mississippi State.

 

Kentucky

Doubles	1	Cesar Bourgois / Gus Benson
	2	Enzo Wallart / Ryotaro Matsumura
	3	William Bushamuka / Austin Hussey
	4	Trey Yates / Jake Stefanik
Singles	1	Ryotaro Matsumura
	2	William Bushamuka
	3	Enzo Wallart
	4	Trey Yates
	5	Kento Yamada
	6	Austin Hussey
	7	Cesar Bourgois
	8	Jake Stefanik
	9	Gus Benson

Same lineup Kentucky submitted last week. Interesting note last week was that Kentucky was on the road where you can only travel 8 and the man left behind was #5 Yamada which makes the lineup card a little strange.

 

LSU

Doubles	1	Agie Moreno / Rafael Wagner
	2	Nik Samardzic / Julian Saborio
	3	Shane Monroe / Stewart Block
Singles	1	Shane Monroe
	2	Rafael Wagner
	3	Nik Samardzic
	4	Julian Saborio
	5	Agie Moreno
	6	Stewart Block

Not sure what happened but Gabor Csonka is missing from the LSU lineup so everyone slides up a spot this week and in addition Samardzic and Saborio have swapped places.

 

Mississippi State

Doubles	1	Nuno Borges / Strahinja Rakic
	2	Niclas Braun / Giovanni Oradini
	3	Trevor Foshey / Florian Broska
Singles	1	Nuno Borges
	2	Giovanni Oradini
	3	Strahinja Rakic
	4	Niclas Braun
	5	Florian Broska
	6	Trevor Foshey
	7	Arvid Nordquist
	8	Hunter Harrison

No changes in the lineup for the Bulldogs this week.

 

Ole Miss

Doubles	1	Tim Sandkaulen / Grey Hamilton
	2	Zvonimir Babic / Filip Kraljevic
	3	Finn Reynolds / Fabian Fallert
	4	Gustav Hansson / Cotter Wilson
Singles	1	Gustav Hansson
	2	Tim Sandkaulen
	3	Fabian Fallert
	4	Grey Hamilton
	5	Filip Kraljevic
	6	Zvonimir Babic
	7	Finn Reynolds
	8	Cotter Wilson

I give up trying to do any analysis here as Hansson and Fallert have been out which means the doubles teams have to change, and last week Reynolds retired. At least this week they dropped an ailing Babic a spot in the lineup. Im assuming Reynolds is ok as they actually moved him up a spot in front of Wilson.

 

South Carolina

Doubles	1	Yancy Dennis / Harrison OKeefe
	2	Gabriel Friedrich / Thomas Mayronne
	3	Paul Jubb / Wood Benton
Singles	1	Gabriel Friedrich
	2	Paul Jubb
	3	Yancy Dennis
	4	Harrison OKeefe
	5	Thomas Mayronne
	6	Wood Benton
	7	Thomas Brown

The Gamecocks make a change in the doubles lineup this week putting Dennis and OKeefe back together who played so well last year. Singles lineup remains unchanged.

 

Tennessee

Doubles	1	Preston Touliatos / Luis Valero
	2	Timo Stodder / Adam Walton
	3	Andrew Rogers / Scott Jones
	4	Nicaise Muamba / Luca Wiedenmann
Singles	1	Timo Stodder
	2	Luis Valero
	3	Adam Walton
	4	Preston Touliatos
	5	Scott Jones
	6	Nicaise Muamba
	7	Luca Wiedenmann
	8	Andrew Rogers

The Vols swap the 2 and 3 doubles teams this week and also make a swap at 3/4 in singles that most saw coming as hot as Adam Walton has been.

 

Texas A&M

Doubles	1	Jordi Arconada / Carlos Aguilar
	2	Patrick Kypson / Arthur Rinderknech
	3	AJ Catanzariti / Val Vacherot
Singles	1	Patrick Kypson
	2	Arthur Rinderknech
	3	Jordi Arconada
	4	Val Vacherot
	5	Carlos Aguilar
	6	Barney Smith
	7	AJ Catanzariti
	8	Kevin Lam

No changes in the lineup for the Aggies this week.

 

Vanderbilt

Doubles	1	Cam Klinger / Billy Rowe
	2	Lachlan McPhee / Panu Virtanen
	3	Danny Valent / Baker Newman
	4	George Harwell / Max Freeman
Singles	1	Cam Klinger
	2	Danny Valent
	3	Baker Newman
	4	Billy Rowe
	5	Max Freeman
	6	George Harwell
	7	Panu Virtanen
	8	Lachlan McPhee
	9	Alex Ross

No changes in the lineup for the Commodores this week.

 

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Women

 

The South Carolina women remain in the top position this week in the SEC with Florida and Vanderbilt continuing to sit one game back. If the top 3 feast upon each other it could open the door for Georgia to sneak back into the mix but it is in all likelikood a 3 team race. This week we see a lot of top vs. bottom matchups that on paper should only spread the standing even further. The Georgia/Auburn match is the only one affecting the top 4 teams that would seem to be able to put a kink in the plans for any of them this week.

Thursday March 29

#60 Alabama at #8 Georgia

Alabama has shown some fight and been competitive in many of their SEC matches but they have yet to be able pull one off and this doesnt look like the time to start. The Bulldogs should have no issues here.

#48 Arkansas at #12 Florida

The Gators are hot and playing at home. The worry every week has to be that they stay healthy given they only have 6 women on the roster, but so far so good and this should be a good prep for them heading to their big non-conference matchup in Lake Nona Sunday.

#15 Auburn at #38 Tennessee

Even though Auburn is #15 in the rankings they are only 4-3 in the conference and need to run the table to put themselves in a top 4 position heading into the SEC Tournament. Tennessee should not pose a huge threat here and the Tigers should get to the big match with Georgia Saturday in good shape.

#97 Missouri at #6 South Carolina

Not a pleasant sight for a struggling Missouri team seeing the conference leaders on the road. This should be a quick one for the Gamecocks.

 

Friday March 30

#10 Ole Miss at #47 LSU

There may be a big disparity in rankings between these two teams but they are 4-4 and 3-4 in the SEC. Ole Miss would seem to be the favorite but they are on the road at LSU and this is one of the matches that I think could surprise this week if LSU comes out strong in doubles.

#25 Mississippi State at #33 Texas A&M

The suddenly hot Bulldogs head into College Station riding Anastasia Rentoulis 5 consecutive 3 set match clinches. What that means is Riley McQuaid better prepare herself for a long critical battle on court 4. Both teams have only 3 losses in the conference so the winner puts them in a good position to separate from the middle of the pack.

 

Saturday March 31

#60 Alabama at #38 Tennessee

This had to happen sooner or later right? Two of the three SEC winless teams finally face off so somebody has to win. Tennessee comes in with the higher ranking and they are at home so it would seem to be their match to lose.

#48 Arkansas at #6 South Carolina

The second of what should be a pretty easy pair of home matches for the Gamecocks this week to push them to 10-0 in the conference. Arkansas has only won one conference match and it would seem improbably that they could go into Columbia and pull off an upset.

#15 Auburn at #8 Georgia

This is the marquee matchup this weekend for conference matches. The Bulldogs have to be a slight favorite as they are at home and Auburn has not quite lived up to some of the expectations so far this year. This will be an opportunity for them to get a big road win and move up in both the SEC and national rankings.

#97 Missouri at #12 Florida

Florida should have no trouble here but they will want to dispatch the Tigers as quick as they can as they have to head down to Lake Nona afterwards to get ready for the big matchup with Texas at the USTA National Campus.

#20 Kentucky at #2 Vanderbilt

Kentucky has made a change at the top of their lineup this week but either way they will have a tough time taking down either Sharma or Contreras. While Kentucky still holds a decent ranking they do not own a single win over any of the current top 25 and the Commodores are just too good.

#95 Western Kentucky at #38 Tennessee

This is a non-conference battle that might be able to give the Vols a chance to build a little confidence and possibly a couple wins in a row if they can manage to beat Alabama at home on Friday.

 

Sunday April 1

#12 Florida vs #7 Texas (Tennis Channel)

While not a conference match this will be one of the best matches of the weekend and you can catch it live on Tennis Channel. Did you hear that? Let me say it again LIVE ON TENNIS CHANNEL! Everyone should be tuning in to watch and dare I say offer remarks on social media to let Tennis Channel know you are watching so they keep this kind of coverage going. All that aside, the Gators have been hot and they will meet an equally hot Texas team that has won 8 straight after dropping 4 of 5 in early February to 4 teams currently ranked in the top 11.

#25 Mississippi State at #47 LSU

Another mid pack battle for the Bulldogs as the 5-3 Bulldogs meet the 3-4 Tigers. After a very slow start to the season for Mississippi State they have hit their stride and this weekend will tell them a lot as they battle a couple mid pack teams on the road. LSU is in much the same boat in meeting a couple of teams in the middle of the SEC standings this weekend. Much like Florida and Kentucky, LSU only lists 6 women on the lineup for the weekend so getting out of the first match of the weekend healthy will be a big key for them.

#10 Ole Miss at #33 Texas A&M

Texas A&M makes a change in their doubles lineup this week even though they have fared pretty well the last couple matches so not sure why Ivascu was pulled. Nevertheless the Aggies will look to extend their 4 match win streak as they take on both schools from the state of Mississippi this weekend. Ole Miss has won a couple in a row but they have not managed to win three matches in a row in over a month before the SEC season started. Facing LSU and Texas A&M this weekend gives them a very good chance to put a nice string together but things are never easy on the road.

 

Depth Charts 

Alabama

Doubles	1	Andie Daniell/Smith Hinton
	2	Alba Cortina-Pou/Ann Selim
	3	Kyle Moutin/Jacqueline Pelletier
	4	Kim Gintrand/Luca Fabian
Singles	1	Andie Daniell
	2	Smith Hinton
	3	Jacqueline Pelletier
	4	Ann Selim
	5	Alba Cortina-Pou
	6	Kylie Moulin
	7	Luca Fabian
	8	Kim Gintrand

Alabama moves their #2 doubles up to #1 and then swaps partners from the remaining two teams this week. The only change in singles is a swap between 6 and 7.

 

Arkansas

Doubles	1	Ana Oparenovic/Tatum Rice
	2	Giulia Pairone/Mia Jurasic
	3	Agne Cepelyte/Natsuho Arakawa
	4	Martina Zerulo/Jackie Carr
	5	Peyton Jennings/Myrna Olaya
	6	Prabakar
Singles	1	Giulia Pairone
	2	Ana Oparenovic
	3	Mia Jurasic
	4	Natsuho Arakawa
	5	Tatum Rice
	6	Agne Cepelyte
	7	Martina Zerulo
	8	Jackie Carr
	9	Peyton Jennings
	10	Prabakar
	11	Myrna Olaya

No changes in the lineup for the Razorbacks this week.

 

Auburn

Doubles	1	Alizee Michaud/Taylor Russo
	2	Georgie Axon/Caroline Turner
	3	Jaeda Daniel/Madeline Meredith
	4	Andie Dikosaljevic/Alannah Griffin
	5	Mary Katherine Lewis
Singles	1	Alizee Michaud
	2	Jaeda Daniel
	3	Madeline Meredith
	4	Andie Dikosavljevic
	5	Taylor Russo
	6	Georgie Axon
	7	Caroline Turner
	8	Alannah Griffin
	9	Mary Katherine Lewis

No changes in the lineup for Auburn this week.

 

Florida

Doubles	1	Anna Danilina/Victoria Emma
	2	Josie Kuhlman/McCartney Kessler
	3	Peggy Porter/Katie Kubicz
Singles	1	Anna Danilina
	2	Josie Kuhlman
	3	Victoria Emma
	4	McCartney Kessler
	5	Peggy Porter
	6	Katie Kubicz

No changes in the lineup for Florida this week.

 

Georgia

Doubles	1	Morgan Coppoc/Elena Christofi
	2	Katarina Jokic/Mariana Gould
	3	Kennedy Shaffer/Annette Goulak
	4	Marta Gonzalez/Vivian Wolff
	5	Laura Patterson
Singles	1	Katarina Jokic
	2	Kennedy Shaffer
	3	Marta Gonzalez
	4	Elena Christofi
	5	Mariana Gould
	6	Morgan Coppoc
	7	Annette Goulak
	8	Vivian Wolff
	9	Laura Patterson

Doubles remain unchanged this week for Georgia but made singles changes swapping 3 and 4 as well as 7 and 8.

 

Kentucky

Doubles	1	Emily Fannning/Sedi Jacobs
	2	Mami Adachi/Brianna Tulloch
	3	Justina Milkuskyte/Diana Tkachenko
Singles	1	Justina Milkuskyte
	2	Emily Fanning
	3	Mami Adachi
	4	Diana Tkachenko
	5	Sedi Jacobs
	6	Brianna Tulloch

Kentucky makes a change at the top this week swapping Milkuskyte and Fanning at 1 and 2. They also change up all three doubles teams.

 

LSU

Doubles	1	Eden Richardson/Jessica Golovin
	2	Ryan Foster/Kennan Johnson
	3	Luba Vasilyuk
	4	Ashton Rabalis
Singles	1	Ryan Foster
	2	Eden Richardson
	3	Jessica Golovin
	4	Kennan Johnson
	5	Luba Vasilyuk
	6	Ashton Rabalis

LSU swaps their 2 and 3 singles players this week moving Richardson up to 2 and sliding Golovin down to 3. Not exactly sure why they list Vasilyuk and Rabalis alone in doubles on their own line.

 

Mississippi State

Doubles	1	Madison Harrison/Khrystyna Vozniak
	2	Janina Braun/Magda Adaloglou
	3	Anastasia Rentouli/Sara Lizariturry
Singles	1	Madison Harrison
	2	Janina Braun
	3	Magda Adaloglou
	4	Anastasia Rentouli
	5	Sara Lizariturry
	6	Khrystyna Vozniak
	7	Caroline Kelly

No changes in the lineup for Mississippi State this week.

 

Missouri

Doubles	1	Marta Oliveria/Clare Raley
	2	Amina Ismail/Serena Nash
	3	Ellie Wright/Mackney Middlebrooks
	4	Also Avail: Taylor Gruber, Ally Noback
Singles	1	Serena Nash
	2	Taylor Gruber
	3	Mackenzy Middlebrooks
	4	Amina Ismail
	5	Ellie Wright
	6	Clare Raley
	7	Marta Oliveria
	8	Ally Noback

Lots of changes for Missouri in singles this week as they make swaps at 2/3, 4/5 and 6/7. Doubles stay the same.

 

Ole Miss

Doubles	1	Arianne Hartono/Alexa Bortles
	2	Sabina Machalova/Tea Jandric
	3	Natalie Suk/Anna Vrbenska
	4	Allie Sanford/Tereza Janatova
Singles	1	Arianne Hartono
	2	Sabina Machalova
	3	Tea Jandric
	4	Natalie Suk
	5	Anna Vrbenska
	6	Alexa Bortles
	7	Tereza Janatova
	8	Allie Sanford

Ole Miss moves Jandric up to 3 and slides Suk down to 4 this week. Doubles remain unchanged.

 

South Carolina

Doubles	1	Paige Cline/Hadley Berg
	2	Ingrid Martins/Mia Horvit
	3	Megan Davies/Rachel Rohrabacher
	4	Also Avail: Kennedy Wicke
Singles	1	Ingrid Martins
	2	Mia Horvit
	3	Hadley Berg
	4	Paige Cline
	5	Megan Davies
	6	Rachel Rohrabacher
	7	Kennedy Wicker

The Gamecocks move Horvit up to 2 and slide Berg down to 3 this week. Doubles remain unchanged.

 

Tennessee

Doubles	1	Kaitlin Staines/Ariadna Riley
	2	Gabby Schuck/Sadie Hammond
	3	Elizabeth Profit/Chelsea Sawyer
	4	Johanna Silva
Singles	1	Sadie Hammond
	2	Elizabeth Profit
	3	Ariadna Riley
	4	Kaitlin Staines
	5	Gabby Schuck
	6	Johanna Silva
	7	Chelsea Sawyer

The Vols move Staines up to 4 this week and slide Schuck down to 5. Doubles remain unchanged.

 

Texas A&M

Doubles	1	Eva Paalma/Domenica Gonzalez
	2	Tatiana Makarova/Riley McQuaid
	3	Macarena Olivares/Dorthea Faa-Hviding
	4	Iulia Ivascu
Singles	1	Domenica Gonzalez
	2	Macarena Olivares
	3	Eva Paalma
	4	Riley McQuaid
	5	Tatiana Makarova
	6	Dorthea Faa-Hviding
	7	Iulia Ivascu

Singles stand pat for the Aggies but they make some doubles changes this week. Ivascu is pulled from doubles and Olivares is inserted and the 2 and 3 teams are both changed up a little.

 

Vanderbilt

Doubles	1	Fernanda Contreras/Astra Sharma
	2	Emma Kurtz/Emily Smith
	3	Christina Rosca/Amanda Meyer
	4	Summer Dvorak/Lauren Gish
Singles	1	Astra Sharma
	2	Fernanda Contreras
	3	Christina Rosca
	4	Amanda Meyer
	5	Emma Kurtz
	6	Emily Smith
	7	Summer Dvorak
	8	Lauren Gish

The Commodores move Smith up to 6 and slide Dvorak to 7 thought that really doesnt mean much as you can pull anyone to play whoever you want at 6.

 

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