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Leah Hartman won five games at No. 6 singles. Photo by Robert Cifone.
Leah Hartman won five games at No. 6 singles. Photo by Robert Cifone.
Posted: Mar 23, 2024

Women’s Tennis swept in spring opener against Geneva

Box Score
Team Stats
Doubles
Lauren Estes / Delaney Winterhalter (GENW)
def. Julia Piatt / Caitlin McCarthy (CARLOW)
8-3
Rachel Hodsden / CeJaelyn Perednia (GENW)
def. Jensen Stolitza / Josie Kobak (CARLOW)
8-2
Jenna Allison / Emma Kline (GENW)
def. Sofia Hernandez / Leah Hartman (CARLOW)
8-4
Singles
Lauren Estes (GENW)
def. Julia Piatt (CARLOW)
6-0, 6-1
Delaney Winterhalter (GENW)
def. Caitlin McCarthy (CARLOW)
6-1, 6-0
Rachel Hodsden (GENW)
def. Jensen Stolitza (CARLOW)
6-4, 6-0
Isabel Kleiman (GENW)
def. Josie Kobak (CARLOW)
6-2, 6-3
Jenna Allison (GENW)
def. Sofia Hernandez (CARLOW)
FINAL - RETIREMENT
CeJaelyn Perednia (GENW)
def. Leah Hartman (CARLOW)
6-3, 6-2

PITTSBURGH --- Carlow University women's tennis lost its spring opener, 9-0, to Geneva College at Alpha Tennis & Fitness Saturday afternoon.

The Celtics (1-8) took several games from the Golden Tornadoes (6-8), but Geneva won the sets to secure the win.

Josie Kobak and Leah Hartman each won five games in the No. 4 and No. 6 singles spots, and Jensen Stolitza won four games at No. 3 singles.

Hartman and Sofia Hernandez won four games at the No. 3 doubles position, and the duos of Julia Piatt/Caitlin McCarthy and Stolitza/Kobak won three and two games in doubles, respectively.

Carlow returns to action with a noon match at Juniata College April 7.