POCATELLO, Idaho — Eastern Washington women's tennis played the first of its final two road matches today against Idaho State. The Bengals won the match, 6-1, taking five-of-six singles matches, along with the doubles point. Eastern falls to 1-5 in the Big Sky and 3-14 overall.
Leandra Nizetic won her match at the No. 4 spot against Asem Shoybek in straight sets (6-3, 6-1).
Isabella Foshee opened strong against Stefanya Shalakhova, winning the first set 6-2. She dropped the second set in a close, 7-5 battle, and the third set, 10-7.
Foshee partnered with Scout Mathews and the two nearly had a win at the No. 1 doubles against Lola and Sol O'Lideadha, 7-6.
Results
Singles
Lola O'Lideadha (Idaho State) def. Scout Mathews (Eastern Washington) 6-2, 6-3
Hana Cho (Idaho State) def. Jennifer Kida (Eastern Washington) 6-2, 6-4
Sol O'Lideadha (Idaho State) def. Anait Arutiunian (Eastern Washington) 6-4, 6-0
Leandra Nizetic (Eastern Washington) def. Asem Shoybek (Idaho State) 6-3, 6-1
Stefanya Shalakhova (Idaho State) def. Isabella Foshee (Eastern Washington) 2-6, 7-5, 10-7
Megan Lang-Gould (Idaho State) def. Kenzington Mann (Eastern Washington) 6-2, 6-2
Doubles
Lola O'Lideadha / Sol O'Lideadha (Idaho State) def. Isabella Foshee / Scout Mathews (Eastern Washington) 7-6
Stefanya Shalakhova / Asem Shoybek (Idaho State) def. Anait Arutiunian / Jennifer Kida (Eastern Washington) 6-2
Hana Cho / Megan Lang-Gould (Idaho State) def. Leandra Nizetic / Kenzington Mann (Eastern Washington) 6-4
Up Next
Eastern Washington finishes its road schedule on Sunday against Weber State, starting at 10:30 a.m. Pacific Time.
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