A busy schedule finally caught up with Santa Barbara on Friday, as the overworked Dons lost their first match of the season to visiting University, 13-5.
“We’re worn out,” explained Dons head coach Steve Geremia, pointing out that some of his players have had only one day off from competetive tennis in a week. “We competed hard; we just didn’t have much success.”
It was the fourth match in four days for Santa Barbara, which falls to 4-1-1.
Hanna Grokenberger and Kinzie McKeown lost their first set of the season and went 1-1 on the day.
“I told them, ‘hey, you’re going to drop a set once in a while’,” said Geremia, just like the Dons, winners of 28 straight Channel League titles, are going to lose once in a while.
UNIVERSITY 13, SANTA BARBARA 5
SB Singles – Rachel Decker-Sadowski 0-1, Taryn Mjelde 0-2, Ariel Beckerman 0-2, K Rodnick 0-1, Aurora Garrison 0-3. U Singles – K. Scott 3-0, H. Thompson 3-0, Allie Sawson 3-0. SB Doubles – Hanna Grokenberger/Kinzie McKeown 1-1, Savannah Fox/Emily Baum 1-0, Haley Hranicky-Galitzer 2-1, Talia Huson/Arianna Hudson 1-1, Stehpanie Thornton/Lizzy Langhorne 0-1.
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