BYU women’s tennis competes at ITA Sectional Championships

Three Cougars represented BYU women’s tennis at the ITA Sectional Championships in Los Angeles, Calif., competing in singles and doubles action Nov. 5–6.

BYU women’s tennis competes at ITA Sectional ChampionshipsBYU women’s tennis competes at ITA Sectional Championships
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Three BYU women’s tennis players competed at the ITA Sectional Championships Nov. 5–6 in Los Angeles, Calif. Chelsea Bluestein represented the Cougars in singles, while Cara Korhonen and Sue Yan Tan competed together in doubles.

Bluestein opened singles competition Thursday against California Berkeley’s Laura Cilekova, falling 6-1, 7⁷-6³.

In doubles, Korhonen and Tan faced USC’s Imogen Haddad and Lily Fairclough on Thursday, falling 6-4, 6-1. The BYU duo returned to the court Friday for consolation play, falling to San Diego’s Villma Krebs Hyllested and Hannah Read 7⁷-6⁴, 6-3.

The Cougars concluded their competition Friday at the ITA Sectional Championships.

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