No. 20 Women's Tennis is confronted with three NewMac opponents in three days from Friday

No. 20 Domen knowledge
At Smith | Friday, March 28 | 4:00 pm | Outdoor Tennis Courts | Northampton, Mass.
vs. Salve Regina | Saturday March 29 | 2 pm Babson Tennis Courts | Babson Park, Mass.
at No. 24 Wellesley | Sunday March 30 | 12:00 pm Batchelor Tennis Courts | Wellesley, Mass.

Series History
vs. Smith

Babson is always 18-10 against Smith from 1994.
The Beavers have won their last 14 games versus the pioneers from the fall of 2007.
Smith has taken no more than one individual competition from Babson in the last 14 meetings.
vs. Salve Regina

Babson has recorded all 11 matches against Salve Regina in a series that dates from 2000.
The teams meet for the second time since the Beavers defeated the Seahawks in the autumn of 2015.
The beavers have conquered six of the 11 games with 9-0 scores.
vs. Wellesley

Babson is 14-33 of all time against Wellesley in a series dating from 1989.
The Beavers have won four straight and 11 of the last 14 games against the Blue.
The Green and White are 1-9 in the last 10 games in Wellesley that go back to 2005, including a 6-3 loss in the Dorothy Towne Fieldhouse in the last meeting there in 2022.

Last meeting
vs. Smith

Juniors Macei cristiani AndKamila Stasiowskaand second -year -oldKamal DanaEarned points in both singles and Doubles then no. 13 Babson on March 23, 2024 was brought to a 9-0 win over Smith, in the Boston Sports Center.
Juliette Moschella '24, Joy RizkAnd Mariana CamposAlso won singles competitions for the Beavers. Cristiani collaborated with JuniorOlivia Sverfor a victory at number 1 double, and Adèle Fernández '24 and second -yearChaniel suffersCoupled for a victory at number 2 double.
vs. Salve Regina

No. 11 Babson had four players in both singles and Doubles on their way to sweeping Salve Regina, 9-0, on March 30, 2024, at the SRU Tennis Courts in Newport, RI
Olivia SverAnd Cristiani worked together for a win over number 1 Doubles before he registered victories in the top two singles flights. JuniorShyla Khattarwon her matches at fifth singles and second Doubles and Shanaya went up '24 conquered victories over Sixth Singles and third Doubles. JuniorGrace Starcherat number two and Jane Wang'24 at number three added double victories and Juliette Moschella '24 and Campos conquered singles victories.
At Wellesley
Olivia Sverand Cristianirecorded victories in both Singles and Doubles to help the 19th ranking order and second placed Babson to beat the third placed Wellesley, 5-0, in a Newmac Tournament-Halve Final on 4 May 2024 at the Babson Tennis Courts.
Moschellaand Kamal at number 3 and Chaniel suffers and junior Elena Keitt Follows At No. 2, Babson helped sweep the doubles. Olivia and Matia closed the game with victories in the top two singles flights for the Beavers, who also beat Wellesley 7-2 a week earlier in the regular season finale.

Scouting the Beavers

No. 20 Babson (4-1, 0-0 Newmac) went 3-1, all against ranked teams, during his spring break to California last week, covered by 6-1 wins at No. 22 Redlands on March 21 and no. 29 Caltech on March 22.
Olivia Sver And Macei cristiani Both went 4-0 in the top two singles slots in California and won three of the four games at number 1 Doubles. Chaniel suffers And Alessandra Cristiani Each went 3-1 in the middle of the line-up of the singles while together she went 2-2 with no. 2 Doubles. First -year Sarai Dorishmond And Mia Sorrentino Won a few games at number 3 Doubles and Stasiowskawon twice at number 6 singles.
Olivia (14-4) leads the team in Singles victories, including 4-1 on No. 1, and Matia (13-1) is second in the team, including 5-0 at no. 2. Chaniel (10-3) is 4-1 at number 3 and Alessandra (9-4) is 4-1 at number 4 for the Bevers, who have vocals in Singles and 10 matches.
Olivia and Matia are 11-2 this year in Doubles, including 4-1 at number 1 in double matches, and Chaniel and Alessandra are 3-2 at number 2 Doubles.

Exploring the pioneers

Smith (2-6, 1-1 NewMac) comes from a 7-0 loss at No. 11 MIT in a conference match last Friday in Cambridge. The pioneers defeated Clark 7-0 in their NewMac opener on March 18.
Seniors Clara Goshgarian and Lili Goshgarian booked 6-0, 6-1 victories in the top two singles slots after they had linked a 6-0 victory to number 1 Doubles in the victory over Clark. Sophomore Sophia Dube and the first-year Tabitha-Bodem worked together at number 2 Doubles and first-year Alexa Konstantopoulos and second-year Sabrina Wang combined at number 3 to complete the Doublesweep after they won a singles match about the cougars.
Sophomore Ayla Hauser (2-1) has played all her matches on number 1 singles, while Clara and Lili Goshgarian have played in Nos. 2 and 3. Wang (3-3) usually plays at number 4 and Dube in the regular at number 5.
The Gosh Garzen are 3-1 in doubles in double competitions, and the DUBE team and the bottom has two victories over Nos. 2 and 3.

Explore the Seahawks

Salve Regina (4-6, 1-0 NewMac) registered a 6-1 victory last Saturday at Clark in his NewMac opener in Newport, RI
Sophomores Kaydin Pinto and Stephanie Davis drove to a 6-0 win over number 1 Doubles for the Seahawks before they placed Straight-Set victories in the top two singles flights. Classmate Madigan Murphy and Junior Sadie Rieg did the same at No. 2 Dubbel and Nos. 3 and 4 Singles, respectively. Seniors Natalie Barros and Elena Murdock won a victory over number 3 Doubles and classmate Natalia Vega achieved a debilitating victory of three set from No. 5 Singles.
Pinto (6-3) leads the team in Singles victories, including 4-1 on number 2, and Davis (5-5) is 3-2 at no. 2. Murphy has a 4-6 mark at no. 3, Rieg (4-4) is 2-4 at no. 4, and Junior Sloane Nelson is 3-5 at no. 6.
Pinto and Davis are 6-4 at number 1 Doubles for the Seahawks, while Murphy and Rieg 4-4 ​​are at No. 2 and Barros and Murdock 3-1 at number 3.

Blue Explore

No. 24 Wellesley (9-1, 2-0 Newmac), which starts his weekend with a Newmac match on Springfield on Saturday, has won five games in a row, including victories at No. 23 Denison, No. 37 Hope and George Fox during a spring break to Florida last week.
Sophomore Suzanne Xu and first-year Sofia Corte-Real, Sophie Buttorff and Nandini Patel all placed 3-0 singles plates in Florida in the second to fifth flights. Classmate Rianna Mariotti was 2-0 at number 6 and colleague first-year Kotistha Modak was 1-1 at number 1, making her first loss of the season in three sets against hope. Sophomores Lily Gift and Kristi Sarav went 3-0 on Nos. 2 and 3 Doubles.
XU (11-2) and Patel (11-1) lead the team in Singles wins, with XU going 3-0 at number 1 and 6-1 on No. 2 and Patel plays in the lower half of the line-up. Corte-Real (10-3) is 2-0 at nr. 2 and 6-1 on nr. 3 and Buttorff (9-2) is 7-1 in double matches. Modak is 6-1 in general, all at number 1 singles.
Gift and Sarav (6-0) lead the team in double victories. Modak and Corte-Real are 5-4 general and 3-3 at no. At Doubles, and XU and Buttorff are 4-2 on no. 2 or 3 for the Blue.

Cristiani mentioned Newmac Singles Player of the Week
Macei cristianiani Was named Newmac Singles player of the week on Monday after he went 3-0 at number 2 singles during the team to California's trip.
Cristiani has won her last eight singles matches. She has improved her career record to 66-5, which is second in program history in Singles victories.

Babson vs. The NewMac

In the past four seasons, Babson has posted a 23-3 regular season record against NewMac enemies and a 50-8 mark that goes back to 2015.
The Beavers were 8-1 in the Newmac last season, with six of their victories with 9-0 scores and one victory each with scores of 8-1 and 7-2.
Olivia Sver Has a career 17-0 regular season Singles Record against opponents of the conference and a 13-2 mark in double. Macei cristianiani Is 10-0 all time against Newmac enemies in both singles and Doubles, Keitt is 11-0 in singles and 10-3 in Doubles, and Stasiowska is 8-1 in singles and 7-2 in Doubles.

Newmac Poll

Babson was chosen to end the second place when the Newmac announced the poll of his preseason coaches last month.
The Beavers received three votes in the first place and ended behind last year's champion, who received six top votes. Wellesley, Smith and Springfield have completed the top five.

Nationally arranged enemies

Sunday's meeting in Wellesley this spring is ranked the sixth of 11 Babson matches against teams in the ITA Division III survey.
The Beavers are 4-1 in the first five meetings, and will also no. 33 Colby, no. 3 Emory, no. 16 Case Western Reserve, no. 11 mit and no. 12 Amherst in April.

Figures to know

Babson has been 17-2 since the beginning of last season when leading after Doubles and has won 61 of the last 63 games with a lead on the way to singles that will go back to 2018.
The Beavers are 33-9 in regular seasonal competitions that go back to the start of the 2022-23 season.

Next

The Beavers are at home next weekend and organize Emerson in a NewMac match on April 4 and no. 33 Colby on April 5 in the Babson Tennis Courts.