Buell, a sophomore from New Albany, Ohio, went 8-2 on the week, competing in five of six matches for Washington and Lee as the Generals went 4-2.  Buell went 4-1 at #2 singles, posting wins versus Roanoke (6-0, 6-1), Shenandoah (6-0, 6-0), Tufts (6-2, 6-0) and Sewanee (6-2, 6-3).  She and partner Cameron Dorsey went 4-1 at #2 doubles with wins against RC (8-0), SU (8-0), Tufts (8-4) and Sewanee (8-2).  Buell's only losses came to second-ranked Amherst.  For the spring campaign, Buell owns a 6-3 singles record (5-3 at #2) and a 7-4 doubles record (5-1 at #2).

Women's Tennis Honor Roll

Dina Velazco, Randolph - (Fy., - Barquisimeto, Venezuela)
Velazco had a solid week for the WildCats, especially in singles action as the first-year posted a 3-0 record at No. 1 and No. 2 singles. Velazco earned straight set wins over Sweet Briar and Bridgewater at No. 2 singles before moving up to No. 1 singles Saturday to help the WildCats past Emory & Henry 5-4. She also earned a doubles win against Sweet Briar at No. 1 pairs.

Angelina Sportelli, Randolph-Macon College - (Fr., No. 1 - Mechanicsville, VA / Lee Davis)
Sportelli posted three singles wins and one victory in doubles action during R-MC's four matches this week. Sportelli, the Yellow Jackets' number one singles player, picked up an 8-6 win over Delaware State to start the week. She then pulled out a tightly contested match with Messiah 6-2, 6-4, 1-0 (10-4) before finishing singles action with a 6-4, 6-2 win at Philadelphia University. In doubles competition, Sportelli's lone win came at University of the Sciences, 8-0.

Jennifer Antoszyk, Roanoke - (SO, - Charlotte, NC)
Antoszyk went 1-0 in singles and 1-1 in doubles play last week.  In a win over SVU, Antoszyk earned RC a point with a 6-1, 6-0 win at #1 singles.  She followed that with a 8-1 #1 doubles win with partner Corbin Leitch.  The duo fell to W&L, 8-2, in #1 doubles in the Generals' 5-0 team win.

Sarah Manter, Sweet Briar College - (SR, #1 Singles - Brunswick, Maine)
Manter led SBC to its first ODAC victory on Wednesday. Manter came back from being down a set to upend Randolph College’s #1 singles player Patricia Verdezoto. Manter’s 6-4, 7-7 (7-5) win gave SBC a 5-4 edge over the WildCats. Heading into the last set, Manter and Verdezoto were the last two playing with the overall score tied at 4-4.