Eagles Face Spring Break Test

Team Stats

Judson (IL)

Coastal Georgia (GA)

Score

Doubles

Azul Malatini / Karlie Scott Kersey def. Erin Jacobs / Charlie Stirling 6-3
Felicia Elixmann / Kourtny Kosto def. No Player / No player 0-0
No Player / No player def. No Player / No player 0-0

Singles

Karlie Scott Kersey def. Erin Jacobs 6-2 , 6-2 , 0-0
Charlie Stirling def. Azul Malatini 6-2 , 6-2 , 0-0
Felicia Elixmann def. Anna Illes 6-0 , 6-0 , 0-0
Kourtny Kosto def. No Player 0-0 , 0-0 , 0-0
Lyla Johnson def. No Player 0-0 , 0-0 , 0-0
No Player def. No Player 0-0 , 0-0 , 0-0

March 11, 2025

The Judson University Women's Tennis team continued their spring break adventure in South Carolina, this time facing off against Coastal Georgia in another tough match. Despite the challenges, the Eagles remained focused and determined, eager to build on their previous experiences and regroup for the remainder of the trip.

In singles play, Erin Jacobs went up against a tough opponent from Coastal Georgia. Despite her best efforts, Erin was unable to secure the win, ultimately losing her match. However, Erin's competitive spirit and drive were evident, as she fought through every point, showing the heart and determination that the team is known for.

On the other hand, Charlie Stirling stepped up to the challenge and claimed a solid victory in her singles match. Charlie's performance was a bright spot for the Eagles, as she battled hard and came away with a well-earned win. Her success in singles play was a much-needed boost for the team and added confidence to their collective efforts.

Unfortunately, the doubles match did not go in the Eagles' favor. Despite their best efforts, Erin and Charlie were unable to overcome their Coastal Georgia counterparts, losing the match. Though the result was disappointing, the team remained upbeat, knowing that each match provides valuable experience for growth.

After the match, the Eagles headed to the beach, taking a well-deserved break to relax and reflect on the day. As they sat down together, they discussed the challenges they faced, reflecting on their play and thinking ahead to their upcoming games. The team was focused on coming in "hot" for their next matches, eager to implement new strategies and take the lessons learned to heart.