The Georgia Southern women's tennis team faced No. 59 Old Dominion but lost 4-1 in Norfolk, Virginia. Despite a strong effort, the Eagles were short-handed with only five players available, leading to a walkover loss at No. 6 singles and conceding the doubles point. Evelyn Warkentin secured the Eagles鈥� only victory with a decisive 7-5, 6-0 win at No. 1 singles. Old Dominion improved their season record to 9-4, while Georgia Southern dropped to 8-11. The Eagles will conclude their regular season against Troy on April 18.

By the Numbers
  • Old Dominion is now 9-4 this season, while Georgia Southern drops to 8-11.
  • Evelyn Warkentin's win at No. 1 singles marks her strong Spring performance.
State of Play
  • Georgia Southern competed with only five players, impacting their overall performance.
  • The Eagles contested the doubles point fiercely but ultimately lost 2-1.
What's Next

The Eagles will look to bounce back as they face Troy on April 18. A win in that match is crucial for momentum heading into postseason play.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss, Georgia Southern displayed resilience against a ranked opponent, setting the stage for a critical final match against Troy. Maintaining strong performances, especially in singles, will be essential for the Eagles moving forward.