TURLOCK — The Stanislaus State women's tennis team officially started Spring Break with a victory on Saturday as they defeated a solid Fresno City College club, 9-0, at the Stan State Courts.
The match is part of a six-match stretch during the week of Spring Break and a period when the Warriors are playing seven matches in 11 days.
"This was a great start for the Spring Break. We are looking forward to our trip in Colorado and continue to improve as a team," head coach
Verek Visaraga said.
The Warriors will embark on a three-match roadtrip to Colorado with contests at CSU Pueblo (Tuesday), Colorado College in Colorado Springs (Wednesday) and Metro State in Denver (Thursday). After the trip to less-than spring-like weather in Colorado, Stanislaus will hit the beach at UC Santa Cruz next Saturday before ending up with a match at Academy of Art in San Francisco.
Against Fresno City College, a match that was rescheduled from an earlier rainout, the Warriors swept through all matches with eight of nine contests in straight sets. The FCC team featured a couple of top notch players in Milah Ryland and Raquel Gonzales, both pushed the top two Warriors in singles play.
Jaella Conway defeated Ryland 7-6, 6-2 with the first set going to a 7-5 tiebreak while
J'Ana Diamond needed three sets to take down Gonzales, 6-2, 2-6, 10-8.
The other four singles matches all resulted in straight set wins by Stanislaus, including a shutout, 6-0, 6-0 win by
Ebone Qualls over Bianca Muniz.
Lamelle Belgica and
Analyssa Tallas also blanked their opponent at No. 3 doubles play, 8-0.
Stanislaus State 9, Fresno City College 0
