
MSU begins the 2017 fall slate at the Debbie Southern Fall Classic.
MSU Women’s Tennis Set To Open 2017 Fall Season
September 21, 2017 | Women's Tennis
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Following another successful season under head coach Daryl Greenan, the Mississippi State women's tennis team hits the road for Greenville, S.C., this weekend for the Debbie Southern Fall Classic starting Friday, Sept. 22. With Furman hosting the tournament, the Bulldogs will also meet up with players from Clemson, Florida State, Ohio State, North Carolina, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Texas and Wake Forest.
MSU enters the year after finishing the 2016-17 season ranked 20th nationally (tying a school record) and appearing in the NCAA Championship for the third straight season.
Returning for the Bulldogs are seniors Madison Harrison and Khrystyna Vozniak. In 2016, the two paired together to advance to the NCAA Doubles Round of 16, the first duo since 1989 NCAA Doubles Champions Claire Pollard and Jackie Holden to do so. Harrison is currently ranked 109th in singles.
Also back are junior veterans Caroline Kelly and Anastasia Rentouli who posted 3-8 and 12-12 singles records last year, respectively. The two combined for an 11-10 doubles mark as well.
As a lone sophomore, Sara Lizariturry returns after finishing her rookie year with a remarkable 20-11 singles record. Lizariturry clinched four of MSU's seven Southeastern Conference victories during her freshman campaign.
New to the Maroon & White are junior transfer Janina Braun and freshman Magda Adaloglou, who will be making their MSU debuts this weekend.
The Bulldogs are set to start play this weekend at 9 a.m. ET Friday with doubles. Braun and Rentouli will pair for MSU in Flight 1, Lizariturry and Vozniak in Flight 2, and Adaloglou and Kelly in Flight 4.
State will then wrap up the day with singles action at 12:30 p.m. ET. Adaloglou is set to compete in Flight 1 for the Bulldogs, Rentouli in Flight 2, Braun in Flight 3, Lizariturry in Flight 5, and Kelly in Flight 9. Play will continue on Saturday and Sunday.
Social Media
For more information on Mississippi State women's tennis and updates, fans can follow the Bulldogs on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at HailStateWT.
MSU enters the year after finishing the 2016-17 season ranked 20th nationally (tying a school record) and appearing in the NCAA Championship for the third straight season.
Returning for the Bulldogs are seniors Madison Harrison and Khrystyna Vozniak. In 2016, the two paired together to advance to the NCAA Doubles Round of 16, the first duo since 1989 NCAA Doubles Champions Claire Pollard and Jackie Holden to do so. Harrison is currently ranked 109th in singles.
Also back are junior veterans Caroline Kelly and Anastasia Rentouli who posted 3-8 and 12-12 singles records last year, respectively. The two combined for an 11-10 doubles mark as well.
As a lone sophomore, Sara Lizariturry returns after finishing her rookie year with a remarkable 20-11 singles record. Lizariturry clinched four of MSU's seven Southeastern Conference victories during her freshman campaign.
New to the Maroon & White are junior transfer Janina Braun and freshman Magda Adaloglou, who will be making their MSU debuts this weekend.
The Bulldogs are set to start play this weekend at 9 a.m. ET Friday with doubles. Braun and Rentouli will pair for MSU in Flight 1, Lizariturry and Vozniak in Flight 2, and Adaloglou and Kelly in Flight 4.
State will then wrap up the day with singles action at 12:30 p.m. ET. Adaloglou is set to compete in Flight 1 for the Bulldogs, Rentouli in Flight 2, Braun in Flight 3, Lizariturry in Flight 5, and Kelly in Flight 9. Play will continue on Saturday and Sunday.
Social Media
For more information on Mississippi State women's tennis and updates, fans can follow the Bulldogs on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at HailStateWT.
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