BIG EAST Women’s Singles Player of the Week
Hannah Smith, So., DePaul (Silchester, England)
Smith went 3-0 from the top singles position this week as DePaul captured a trio of team victories. In the Blue Demon’s 4-3 victory over Miami (OH), Smith collected an essential straight set win over Nishitha Saravanan (6-1, 6-2). She followed this with another straight-set victory over Northern Illinois’ Erika Dimitriev (6-3, 6-3) as DePaul enjoyed a dominant 4-0 win. Smith concluded the week with a 6-2, 6-2 defeat of Chicago State’s Sofiya Sedovich while the Blue Demons again escaped with a 4-3 team victory.
BIG EAST Women’s Doubles Team of the Week
Imani Graham (Sr., St. Johns, Fl.) & Anna Roggenburk (R-Sr., Avon Lake, Ohio), Xavier
Graham and Roggenburk went undefeated from the No. 1 doubles spot this week, contributing to a pair of Xavier victories over UConn (7-0) and Boston College (4-3). The pair overcame conference rivals Olivia Wright and Maria Constantinou of UConn, 6-4, on Saturday before surpassing Eagles’ Marice Aguiar and Sophia Edwards, 6-3, on Sunday. The Musketeers captured the doubles point in both matches.
BIG EAST Men’s Singles Player of the Week
Jake Fellows, Jr., Georgetown (Tokyo, Japan)
Fellows led Georgetown to a 3-0 week while capturing a trio of straight-set victories in the No. 1 singles spot. During the Hoya’s 4-0 victory over Fairfield, Fellows bested Keean Shah 6-3, 6-0. Against Mercer (4-0), the junior defeated Nemanja Stefanovic 6-2, 6-3. Fellows finished the week with a 6-4, 6-2 success over Army’s Daniel Zhou as Georgetown registered a 4-2 team win.
BIG EAST Men’s Doubles Team of the Week
Kieran Foster (Gr., White Plains, N.Y.) and Zamaan Moledina (So., Delray Beach, Fl.), Georgetown
Foster and Moledina were undefeated at No. 1 doubles as Georgetown defeated Fairfield (4-0), Mercer (4-0), and Army (4-2) this week. The pair beat Fairfield’s Keean Shah and Kostas Kollias 6-1 on Friday. The following day, the duo defeated Mercer’s Andrew Branicki and Lucas Dini, 6-4. On Sunday, Foster and Moledina bested Army’s Daniel Choi and Jack Hanna, 6-2.