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Doms and Mavrina Named to Atlantic 10 Women's Tennis All-Conference Teams
4.30.13 | Women's Tennis
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – Temple's junior Alicia Doms (Barcelona, Spain) has been named to the Atlantic 10 Women's Tennis All-Conference First Team in voting conducted among the 16 conference head coaches. In the same vote, classmate Yana Mavrina (Yaroslavl, Russia) was named a member of the A-10 All-Conference Second Team.
VCU's Cindy Chala was named the Atlantic 10 Conference Women's Tennis Most Outstanding Performer, while Xavier's Alex Brinker was tabbed Most Outstanding Rookie Performer. Eric Toth of Xavier was honored as Coach of the Year.
Doms, a second-team selection a year ago, played the majority of her singles matches at the top flight, but also played matches at the second, third and fourth flights throughout the season. She posted a 13-11 overall record, going 6-5 at No. 1. In doubles play, Doms played primarily with classmate Jordan Batey, going 10-12 overall including a 5-2 mark at the No. 2 spot.
Joining Doms, Chala and Brinker on the All-Conference first team are Charlotte's Alexandra Zinn; Amy Simidian of Fordham; GW's Leah Pascarella; Galina Chernykh of Rhode Island; Melissa Kandinata of Richmond; Saint Joseph's Casey Robinson; Stephanie Hollis of Saint Louis; VCU's Yukako Noi; and Katie Pleiman of Xavier.
Mavrina, a three-time all-league player with a second-team selection as a freshman and first-team accolades last year, finished the season with a 10-15 overall singles record that included a 9-12 dual record. She played anywhere between the first and third flights, going 5-4 at No. 2 and 3-0 at No. 3. In doubles action, Mavrina and sophomore Rebecca Breland led the team with a 12-5 record, including a 6-1 mark against A-10 foes. Mavrina becomes just the fifth Temple player to earn three all-conference selections.
The All-Conference second-team consists of Mavrina, along with Charlotte's Natsuko Takayanagi; Judy Li of Duquesne; Lana Robins of GW; UMass's Yuliana Motyl and Jessica Podlofsky; Richmond's Anna Abadias; Aurora Davis of Saint Joseph's; Olga Barscheuskaya, Salome Kvitashvili and Olga Terteac of VCU; and Daniella Patton of Xavier.
The Academic All-Conference team is comprised of Lisa Grosselius of Charlotte; Rhode Island's Karolina Wojciak; Elizabeth Sims of Richmond; Mia Elmore of Saint Louis; Hollis and Pleiman.
Temple finished the year 10-14 overall, going 3-6 against Atlantic 10 teams. The squad defeated Saint Louis, 4-1, in the opening round of the conference tournament before falling to eventual champion, #38 VCU, 4-0.
For more information on Temple women's tennis, visit www.facebook.com/Temple-University-Womens-Tennis and http://www.twitter.com/TempleTennis.
VCU's Cindy Chala was named the Atlantic 10 Conference Women's Tennis Most Outstanding Performer, while Xavier's Alex Brinker was tabbed Most Outstanding Rookie Performer. Eric Toth of Xavier was honored as Coach of the Year.
Doms, a second-team selection a year ago, played the majority of her singles matches at the top flight, but also played matches at the second, third and fourth flights throughout the season. She posted a 13-11 overall record, going 6-5 at No. 1. In doubles play, Doms played primarily with classmate Jordan Batey, going 10-12 overall including a 5-2 mark at the No. 2 spot.
Joining Doms, Chala and Brinker on the All-Conference first team are Charlotte's Alexandra Zinn; Amy Simidian of Fordham; GW's Leah Pascarella; Galina Chernykh of Rhode Island; Melissa Kandinata of Richmond; Saint Joseph's Casey Robinson; Stephanie Hollis of Saint Louis; VCU's Yukako Noi; and Katie Pleiman of Xavier.
Mavrina, a three-time all-league player with a second-team selection as a freshman and first-team accolades last year, finished the season with a 10-15 overall singles record that included a 9-12 dual record. She played anywhere between the first and third flights, going 5-4 at No. 2 and 3-0 at No. 3. In doubles action, Mavrina and sophomore Rebecca Breland led the team with a 12-5 record, including a 6-1 mark against A-10 foes. Mavrina becomes just the fifth Temple player to earn three all-conference selections.
The All-Conference second-team consists of Mavrina, along with Charlotte's Natsuko Takayanagi; Judy Li of Duquesne; Lana Robins of GW; UMass's Yuliana Motyl and Jessica Podlofsky; Richmond's Anna Abadias; Aurora Davis of Saint Joseph's; Olga Barscheuskaya, Salome Kvitashvili and Olga Terteac of VCU; and Daniella Patton of Xavier.
The Academic All-Conference team is comprised of Lisa Grosselius of Charlotte; Rhode Island's Karolina Wojciak; Elizabeth Sims of Richmond; Mia Elmore of Saint Louis; Hollis and Pleiman.
Temple finished the year 10-14 overall, going 3-6 against Atlantic 10 teams. The squad defeated Saint Louis, 4-1, in the opening round of the conference tournament before falling to eventual champion, #38 VCU, 4-0.
For more information on Temple women's tennis, visit www.facebook.com/Temple-University-Womens-Tennis and http://www.twitter.com/TempleTennis.
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