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8/27/2012, 9:11pm

Tennis looks to rebound after dismal 1-13 record in 2011

By Sam Stewart

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After a year that is best left forgotten, the Shippensburg women’s tennis team takes to the courts again this September to try to make an impact in the 2012-2013 season.

The 2011 squad led by Cassie Sidone and Hannah Wolfe finished in the PSAC basement last year, posting a 1-13 record and failing to win a game in six of their matches.

The young team will rely more on Wolfe, who was their best performer last year finishing 4-6.
In doubles, the duo of Julia Saintz and Kat Werner will try and build on their momentum last year.

Saintz and Werner picked up a key win in SU’s only victory against Cheyney University last spring. The duo is looking to add more wins this year.

SU opens its season Sept. 7 at Hagerstown Community College before it travels to Bloomsburg University the week after for the PSAC Individual Championships.

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