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Women's Tennis Defeats Towson
Colonials Snap Three-Match Losing Streak with 4-3 Victory over Tigers
Madhuri Jha won both her singles and doubles competition against Towson on Friday
 
Madhuri Jha won both her singles and doubles competition against Towson on Friday
  

April 6, 2007

Complete Results

TOWSON, MD - George Washington took the doubles point on their way to a 4-3 victory over Towson University in women's tennis action early Friday afternoon.

The win snapped the Colonials' three-match losing streak and was their first since March 15, at Mesa State.

GW took all three matches in doubles play. The teams of Kendall Swenson/Verena Knoedler, Madhuri Jha/Mara Frisch and Tracy Stecko/Rachael Honig all downed their Towson opponents.

In the singles bracket, GW claimed three points, as No. 1 Kendall Swenson and No. 2 Madhuri Jha cruised in two sets. No. 5 Verena Knoedler won in three sets, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.

GW's match against Coppin State, originally scheduled for Saturday, April 7, has been cancelled because of weather. No make-up date has been announced. The Colonials will conclude their 2007 regular season on April 14, at Atlantic 10 Conference opponent Duquesne University.

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