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Katrine Steffensen and the Tigers will head to Michigan this weekend.
Photo by: Beverly Schaefer
Trip to Michigan Up Next for Tigers
October 10, 2016 | Women's Tennis
Eight members of the Princeton women's tennis team will head to Michigan as the fall slate resumes Friday.
Tiffany Chen, Sara Goodwin, Caroline Joyce, Nicole Kalhorn, Sivan Krems, Clare McKee, Gaby Pollner and Katrine Steffensen will compete with players from host Michigan, Miami (Fla.) and Washington. Between them, those three teams had six players on the ITA top-125 preseason singles list and two doubles teams on the top-60 list:
Michigan: (11) Brienne Minor, (41) Kate Fahey; (4) Mira Ruder-Hook/Minor
Miami (Fla.): (5) Sinead Lohan, (32) Yolimar Ogando, (117) Ana Madcur
Washington: (105) Stacey Fung; (13) Nour Abbes/Miki Kobayashi
Play will open Friday at 1 p.m. with doubles contests against players from Washington followed by singles against players from Michigan. Saturday, Princeton will start with singles against players from Miami at 10 a.m. followed by doubles against players from Michigan. Sunday, Princeton will wrap with singles against players from Washington and 12 p.m. doubles against players from Miami.
Live scoring will be available here.
Among those players attending the tournament, Goodwin and McKee co-lead Princeton, along with Catalina Vives, with five singles wins so far this fall while Joyce and Kalhorn have been Princeton's winningest doubles team at 3-1.
The tournament is Princeton's last before the ITA/USTA Northeast Regional begins Oct. 21 at Yale.
Tiffany Chen, Sara Goodwin, Caroline Joyce, Nicole Kalhorn, Sivan Krems, Clare McKee, Gaby Pollner and Katrine Steffensen will compete with players from host Michigan, Miami (Fla.) and Washington. Between them, those three teams had six players on the ITA top-125 preseason singles list and two doubles teams on the top-60 list:
Michigan: (11) Brienne Minor, (41) Kate Fahey; (4) Mira Ruder-Hook/Minor
Miami (Fla.): (5) Sinead Lohan, (32) Yolimar Ogando, (117) Ana Madcur
Washington: (105) Stacey Fung; (13) Nour Abbes/Miki Kobayashi
Play will open Friday at 1 p.m. with doubles contests against players from Washington followed by singles against players from Michigan. Saturday, Princeton will start with singles against players from Miami at 10 a.m. followed by doubles against players from Michigan. Sunday, Princeton will wrap with singles against players from Washington and 12 p.m. doubles against players from Miami.
Live scoring will be available here.
Among those players attending the tournament, Goodwin and McKee co-lead Princeton, along with Catalina Vives, with five singles wins so far this fall while Joyce and Kalhorn have been Princeton's winningest doubles team at 3-1.
The tournament is Princeton's last before the ITA/USTA Northeast Regional begins Oct. 21 at Yale.
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