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Women’s Tennis Closes Regular-Season Against UMass Dartmouth, Curry

Suffolk women’s tennis caps off its regular-season this weekend with matches at UMass Dartmouth and Curry. The Rams will first stop by UMass Dartmouth Friday, Oct. 14 for a 3:30 p.m. non-conference clash, before facing the Colonels in Milton, Massachusetts, Saturday, Oct. 15 at 12:00 p.m.

Women’s Tennis Closes Regular-Season Against UMass Dartmouth, Curry
October 14, 2022
Recap Box Score
SUFFOLK at UMASS DARTMOUTH
Date
Time
Venue

Series
Last Meeting
Last Suffolk Win
Streak		 Friday, Oct. 14
3:30 PM
UMD Tennis Courts
Dartmouth, Mass.
2-3
Oct. 4, 2018, L, 6-3
Sept. 15, 2015, W, 5-4
L2
SUFFOLK at CURRY
Date
Time
Venue

Series
Last Meeting
Last Suffolk Win
Streak		 Saturday, Oct. 15
12:00 PM
Trent J. Scott Courts
Milton, Mass.
1-0
Sept. 18, 2021, W, 6-3
Same
W1

BOSTON – Suffolk women's tennis caps off its regular-season this weekend with matches at UMass Dartmouth and Curry. The Rams will first stop by UMass Dartmouth Friday, Oct. 14 for a 3:30 p.m. non-conference clash, before facing the Colonels in Milton, Massachusetts, Saturday, Oct. 15 at 12:00 p.m. 

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LAST TIME OUT
 Suffolk women's tennis fell in its home finale to Nichols, 9-0, Wednesday night at Belmont Hill.  

MORE READING: Nichols Knocks Down Women's Tennis, 9-0

RAMS RUNDOWN
 Suffolk (1-8, 0-6 CCC) looks to end its year on a high note and capture its first win since a 6-3 triumph over Saint Joseph (Conn.) Sept. 19. 

The Rams will look to their ace Caren Urbano (3-6) to help get the job done, while seniors Alyssa Blade (0-9), Barbara Consales (1-5) and Bianca Prescott (1-8) will conclude their collegiate careers this weekend.  

CORSAIRS CATCH-UP
 UMass Dartmouth is on a three-match skid that pushed the Corsairs back to 9-5 on the year. 

IsaBella Winter sports a single 12-2 record, all from the first position. Zuri Walters is successful from the second slot, while Allan O'Connell sports an 11-3 mark with time on courts three and four, respectively. 

Ailey Riddick and Winter have spent the most time as the Corsairs top team and are 10-3. 

INSIDE THE SERIES

  • Suffolk and UMass Dartmouth renew a rivalry, meeting for the first time since 2018.
  • Since 2013, the Rams and Corsairs have met five times.
  • Suffolk is 2-3 against UMD.
  • The Corsairs have defeated the Rams in the last two meetings.
  • Suffolk's last win came in a 5-4 thriller Sept. 15, 2015.
  • There has never been a shutout in the series.

COLONELS CATCH-UP
 Curry (0-11, 0-6 CCC) has been unable to play into the win column this year.  

Sasha Borkov has competed as the Colonels ace as of late. She partners up with Sophia Wieirnusz, who opened the year on the first singles court for Curry, as the team's top tandem.

INSIDE THE SERIES

  • Suffolk and Curry met a year ago. 
  • The Rams defeated the Colonels, 6-3, Sept. 18, 2021. 
  • Suffolk will compete at Curry for the first time in program history.