Friday, January 11
Lake Nona, Fla.
ALL DAY
NC State
vs
Orlando Invitational
Women's Tennis to Compete at Orlando Invitational
1/10/2019 2:27:00 PM | Women's Tennis
The invitational features six ranked singles players and six ranked doubles teams
RALEIGH --Â The NC State women's tennis team kicks off 2019 competition at the Orlando Invitational in Lake Nona, Fla., Jan. 11-13. The team is coming off its most successful fall season in school history, tallying 61 singles wins and 26 doubles wins, both the most in program history for a fall season.Â
The Pack will compete against Rice, Kansas, and Texas Tech throughout the weekend. Kansas is ranked 16th nationally and Texas Tech is ranked 18th nationally in the opening Oracle/ITA Division I Women's Rankings polls.
The invitational plays host to six ranked singles players: No. 23 Anna Rogers, (NC State), No. 34 Janet Koch (Kansas), No. 52 Felicity Maltby (Texas Tech), No. 70 Nina Khmelnitckaia (Kansas), No. 109 Anastasia Rychagova (Kansas), and No. 111 Alana Smith (NC State).Â
The doubles competition features six ranked doubles teams: No. 5 Janet Koch/Nina Khmelnitckaia (Kansas), No. 20 Alana Smith/Anna Rogers (NC State), No. 27 Anastasia Rychagova/Sonia Smagina (Kansas), No. 37 Adriana Reami/ Amanda Rebol (NC State), No. 55 Linda Huang/Michaela Haet (Rice), and No. 59 Priya Niezgoda/Linda Huang (Rice).
SCHEDULE
Friday, Jan. 11Â
10amÂ
Doubles: Rice vs. Kansas
Doubles: Texas Tech vs. NC State
Followed by
Singles: NC State vs. Kansas
Singles: Rice vs. Texas Tech
Saturday, Jan. 12
1 pm
Doubles: Texas Tech vs. Rice
Doubles: NC State vs. Kansas
Followed by
Singles: NC State vs. Rice
Singles: Texas Tech vs. Kansas
Sunday, Jan. 13
10am
Doubles: Texas Tech vs. Kansas
Doubles: Rice vs. NC State
Followed by
Singles: Rice vs. Kansas
Singles: Texas Tech vs. NC State
#GoPack |Â @PackWTennisÂ
The Pack will compete against Rice, Kansas, and Texas Tech throughout the weekend. Kansas is ranked 16th nationally and Texas Tech is ranked 18th nationally in the opening Oracle/ITA Division I Women's Rankings polls.
The invitational plays host to six ranked singles players: No. 23 Anna Rogers, (NC State), No. 34 Janet Koch (Kansas), No. 52 Felicity Maltby (Texas Tech), No. 70 Nina Khmelnitckaia (Kansas), No. 109 Anastasia Rychagova (Kansas), and No. 111 Alana Smith (NC State).Â
The doubles competition features six ranked doubles teams: No. 5 Janet Koch/Nina Khmelnitckaia (Kansas), No. 20 Alana Smith/Anna Rogers (NC State), No. 27 Anastasia Rychagova/Sonia Smagina (Kansas), No. 37 Adriana Reami/ Amanda Rebol (NC State), No. 55 Linda Huang/Michaela Haet (Rice), and No. 59 Priya Niezgoda/Linda Huang (Rice).
SCHEDULE
Friday, Jan. 11Â
10amÂ
Doubles: Rice vs. Kansas
Doubles: Texas Tech vs. NC State
Followed by
Singles: NC State vs. Kansas
Singles: Rice vs. Texas Tech
Saturday, Jan. 12
1 pm
Doubles: Texas Tech vs. Rice
Doubles: NC State vs. Kansas
Followed by
Singles: NC State vs. Rice
Singles: Texas Tech vs. Kansas
Sunday, Jan. 13
10am
Doubles: Texas Tech vs. Kansas
Doubles: Rice vs. NC State
Followed by
Singles: Rice vs. Kansas
Singles: Texas Tech vs. NC State
#GoPack |Â @PackWTennisÂ
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