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Women’s Tennis Opens NCAA Action Friday in Durham
5/4/2023 9:32:00 AM | Women's Tennis
NCAA Tournament First Round
William & Mary (15-5) at #6 Duke (22-4, 11-2 ACC)
Friday, May 5 at 5 PM (ET)
Ambler Tennis Stadium * Durham, N.C.
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NCAA Tournament First Round
#20 UCLA (13-7) vs. #38 Texas Tech (14-10)
Friday, May 5 at 2 PM (ET)
Ambler Tennis Stadium * Durham, N.C.
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NCAA Tournament Second Round
Friday's Winning Teams Advance
Saturday, May 6 at 5 PM (ET)
Ambler Tennis Stadium * Durham, N.C.
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DURHAM – The sixth-seeded Duke women's tennis team opens the 2023 NCAA Tournament Friday by hosting the NCAA First and Second Rounds at Ambler Tennis Stadium in Durham, N.C. The Blue Devils face William & Mary at 5 p.m.
Duke will also host No. 20 UCLA (13-7) and No. 37 Texas Tech (14-10) on Friday at 2 p.m. The winning teams of both first-round matches will take the court in the NCAA Second Round on Saturday at 5 p.m.
Duke will provide live scoring and live video for all three matches in Durham this weekend. Cracked Racquets will also provide live coverage via its CrossCourt Cast coverage.
Tickets & Parking
Tickets for the NCAA First and Second rounds will be $5 plus a $1 processing fee online and at the gate for ages three and up. Ages two and under receive free admission. Duke students will be admitted free with a valid student ID. No cash accepted, only major credit cards. Parking for all fans will be free in the Blue Zone lot.
Duke in the NCAA Championship
In 33 appearances, the Blue Devils have tallied a 79-32 record for a 71.2 winning percentage, advanced to the NCAA Semifinals 11 different times and won the 2009 NCAA Championship. Duke head coach Jamie Ashworth has guided the Blue Devils into the NCAA Tournament each of his 27 seasons at Duke, including nine semifinal trips and the 2009 title. The Blue Devils have advanced to the NCAA semifinals in three out of the last four NCAA Tournament appearances.
Ashworth owns a record of 67-24 (.736) in the tournament over his tenure at the helm of the program.
Over the last six years, Duke has been a top-6 seed in the NCAA Tournament in four of those seasons (2023 – No. 6, 2022 – No. 3, 2019 – No. 5, 2018 – No. 3).
The Blue Devils will host the NCAA First and Second Rounds for the 17th time in school history. Duke features a 34-2 record in Durham during the NCAA Tournament with losses coming in 2016 and 2007 to Texas and North Carolina, respectively. The Blue Devils feature a 10-match winning streak at home in NCAA action.
More About the Blue Devils
The Blue Devils enter the NCAA Tournament with a 22-4 overall and 11-2 ACC record. Duke has won 11 out of the last 13 matches, but has dropped its last two matches to North Carolina and Georgia Tech.
Chloe Beck has paced the Blue Devils this season with a 29-4 singles and 29-4 doubles records, while earning a No. 5 singles ranking. Ellie Coleman (23-8) and Emma Jackson (21-11) have already reached the 20-win marks. Georgia Drummy has won seven straight singles matches and moved up to No. 61 nationally with a 12-5 record.
Duke has been solid in doubles, winning the doubles point in 21-of-26 of the dual matches. The Blue Devils have featured a 49-14 dual match record in doubles, while being paced by Beck/Morra (28-5) and Drummy/Iuliia Bryzgalova (13-1).
The Series with William & Mary
Duke and William & Mary will face off Friday for the 34th time in school history with the Blue Devils leading the series, 27-6, including winners of nine in a row. In matches played at home in Durham, Duke owns a 16-1 ledger.
In matches played in the NCAA Tournament, Duke is 3-0 with wins coming in 2003 (5-0), 2004 (4-0) and 2008 (4-1).
Blue Devil head coach Jamie Ashworth owns a 15-4 record against the Tribe.
Scouting William & Mary
After winning its 28th CAA Championship, the Tribe will compete in the NCAA Tournament for the 25th time in school history. William & Mary owns a 15-5 record and has won nine out of its last 10 matches entering the tournament.
The Series with UCLA
Duke and UCLA have met 10 times in school history with the Bruins leading the series, 6-4. The last meeting came on May 17, 2014 in the NCAA Tournament with UCLA winning 4-2. UCLA has won three out of the last four meetings.
In matches played in the NCAA Tournament, the two programs are tied 2-2 with the Blue Devils winning in 2003 (4-0) and 2010 (4-2). The Bruins won in 2011 (4-2) and 2014 (4-2).
Blue Devil head coach Jamie Ashworth owns a 3-4 record against the Bruins.
Scouting UCLA
UCLA enters the NCAA Tournament with a 13-7 record and winners of seven out of its last nine matches under head coach Stella Sampras Webster. The Bruins have received an invitation to play in the NCAA Tournament every year since 1982 when regional action started.
In the latest ITA rankings, Fangran Tian (14) and Kimmi Hance (112) are ranked in singles. The duo of Elise Wagle and Hance are No. 7 in doubles.
The Series with Texas Tech
Duke and Texas Tech have met twice in school history with both meetings coming in the NCAA Tournament. The Blue Devils lead the series, 2-0, win wins coming in 2013 (4-3) and 2018 (4-1).
Blue Devil head coach Jamie Ashworth owns a 2-0 record against the Red Raiders.
Scouting Texas Tech
Texas Tech is making its 11th NCAA Tournament appearance, after totaling a 14-10 overall record under the direction of head coach Adam Herendeen.
In the latest ITA rankings, Metka Komac and Avelina Sayfetdinova are No. 38, while Metka Komac and Cristina Tiglea are No. 66 in doubles.
Blue Devils vs. the NCAA Field
Duke owns a record of 11-4 against teams that received invitations to the 2023 NCAA Tournament – North Carolina (0-1), Charleston Southern (1-0), Charlotte (1-0), Wisconsin (1-0), Georgia Tech (1-1), Miami (1-0), NC State (1-0), Notre Dame (1-0), Virginia (0-1), Oklahoma (0-1), Washington (1-0), Florida State (1-0), Wake Forest (1-0) and Stanford (1-0).
What is Next?
If the Blue Devils defeat the Tribe on Friday, Duke will take on the winner of the UCLA/Texas Tech match on Saturday at 5 p.m., in the NCAA Second Round.
The winner of each site advances to super-regional competition May 12. Each super-regional site will feature two teams playing a single-elimination format. With Duke seeded No. 6, if the Blue Devils advance to the round of 16 Duke will host a super-regional. The super-regional winners advance to the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Florida, where the eight teams will compete for the national championship May 17-20. The event will be hosted by the University of Central Florida and the Greater Orlando Sports Commission at the USTA National Campus.
NCAA Singles Invites
The trio of Chloe Beck, Emma Jackson and Georgia Drummy received invitations to compete in the NCAA Singles Championship, which will be contested May 22-27 at the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Fla. The Blue Devils earned at-large bids to compete in the 64-player singles field.
Beck and Drummy will make their second appearance, while Jackson received the bid for the first time in her career.
Recapping the ACC Championship
The Blue Devils were seeded No. 2 in the ACC Championship, but dropped a quarterfinal match to seventh-seeded Georgia Tech. Duke played the match without fifth-ranked Chloe Beck as she was playing in a professional tournament in Charleston, S.C.
The Blue Devils received singles wins by Brianna Shvets, Iuliia Bryzgalova and Georgia Drummy, but dropped the doubles point on the way to falling, 4-3.
Playing at Home
Duke features a 26-match home winning streak, tied for fourth-longest in school history. The Blue Devils are 15-0 at home this season. The longest streaks in school history are – 54 (2017-21), 28 (2008-10), 28 (2011-13), 26 (2002-04, 2022-23), 22 (1990-92) and 21 (2014-15).
In the ACC, Duke's 26-match winning streak ranks second as North Carolina owns a 76-match streak dating back to 2018.
The duo of Chloe Beck and Cameron Morra are 10-0 in doubles in home matches.
In the Rankings
Duke is currently ranked seventh in the ITA poll, which is sponsored by Tennis-Point. The Blue Devils have been listed in the top 10 of the team rankings in 13 of the 14 polls this spring. With the preseason top-10 ranking, the Blue Devils have been tabbed in the top 10 in seven straight years under the direction of head coach Jamie Ashworth. In his 27th season at the helm, Ashworth has guided Duke to a total of 20 top-10 preseason rankings since 2001.
In the latest ITA singles rankings, Chloe Beck is No. 6, Emma Jackson is No. 42, Georgia Drummy is No. 62 and Cameron Morra is No. 80. In doubles, Beck/Morra are 49th nationally, while Beck/Ellie Coleman (69th) and Jackson/Karolina Berankova (82nd) are also ranked.
30-Win Marks
Duke senior Chloe Beck needs one more singles and doubles win to reach 30 for the 2022-23 campaign. She would be the 15th Blue Devil to post back-to-back 30 or more singles wins. Beck registered 34 wins last season and owns a 29-4 singles record in 2022-23.
When Beck reaches 30 singles and 30 doubles wins for the year, she will become just the fourth Blue Devil to collect 30+ singles and doubles wins in a season – Beatrice Capra (2011-12), Amanda Johnson (2000-01) and Karin Miller (1996-97).
Impressive Doubles
Duke's doubles duo of Georgia Drummy and Iuliia Bryzgalova have been very impressive this season with a 13-1 overall and 12-0 mark in the ACC.
With the win at North Carolina, Drummy and Bryzgalova set the school record for most ACC doubles wins with 12. The previous record was 11 by Ellah Nze and Reka Zsilinszka in 2007-08, while Meible Chi and Hannah Zhao posted 10 in 2017-18.
The previous best undefeated ACC doubles seasons in school history were recorded by Vanessa Webb/Karen Goldstein (8-0 in 1997-98), Webb/Goldstein (8-0 in 1998-99) and Julie DeRoo/Amanda Johnson (8-0 in 2001-02).
20-Win Marks
The Blue Devils reached the 20-win mark for the 19th time in school history under head coach Jamie Ashworth and 29th time overall in program history with their 6-1 victory Sunday against Florida State.
Duke features the most 20-win seasons in the ACC since the 1997-98 campaign, which was Ashworth's first full season as the head coach with the Blue Devils. Duke owns 19 20-win seasons to lead the league – Duke (19), North Carolina (18), Miami (10), Georgia Tech (7), Clemson (6), Virginia (5), Wake Forest (4), NC State (4) and Florida State (2).
At Boston College and Syracuse, both Emma Jackson and Ellie Coleman reached the 20-win singles marks on the season. The duo has posted 20 singles wins in each of their first two seasons with the Blue Devils.
The Duke Record Book
Senior Chloe Beck ranks in the top-10 in numerous categories in the Duke record book. In the career record book, she ranks eighth in ACC singles wins (34), first in consecutive ACC singles wins (23), eighth in doubles wins (103), tied for sixth in singles wins at the No. 1 position (25) and 10th in combined singles/doubles wins in a career (216).
Duke's doubles duo of Beck and Cameron Morra already ranks eighth on Duke's list for most doubles wins in a season with 28. With one more victory, the tandem will move into a tie for sixth.
Record 15 Wins at Home
With Duke's 4-3 win over No. 7 NC State on April 8, the Blue Devils totaled their school-record 15th home win this season. Duke features a 15-0 ledger at home in the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center and Ambler Tennis Stadium.
The previous record of 14 happened in 2018-19, 2016-17, 2013-14 and 2011-12).
100-Win Club
Blue Devil senior Chloe Beck became the 29th Blue Devil to reach 100 singles wins with a win at Syracuse. She also collected her 100th career doubles win as well. Beck also owns a 66-9 dual match record and has won 21 out of her last 22 matches.
Graduate student Cameron Morra became the 28th Blue Devil to reach the 100-win mark at the ITA National Team Indoor Championship earlier this spring.
Doubles Play
After winning the doubles point in the first eight matches, Duke dropped the doubles point in three of the next five contests. Duke had won the doubles point in 11 straight matches, before dropping the point at North Carolina and versus Georgia Tech in the last two matches. The Blue Devils have lost the doubles point in all four losses this season (Oklahoma, Virginia and North Carolina).
Noting the Blue Devils
• Ellie Coleman needs two singles wins to reach the 25-win mark for the second straight year. She would become the 13th Blue Devil to reach 25 or more wins in their freshman and sophomore campaigns.
• Head coach Jamie Ashworth owns 595 victories, which ranks fourth-nationally among active coaches.
• The Blue Devils have won 47 straight matches when winning the doubles point. Duke has not dropped a match at home when winning the doubles point since May 14, 2016 against Texas in the NCAA Tournament Second Round.
• Duke has been in the top five of the ITA national rankings in 19 out of the last 23 years under the direction of head coach Jamie Ashworth.
• Of the 22 victories this season, Chloe Beck owns six match-clinching points to lead the Blue Devils, while Emma Jackson has five and Ellie Coleman has four. Beck has clinched 14 matches over her career.
• Both Chloe Beck (twice) and Cameron Morra have been tabbed ACC Player of the Week this season.
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William & Mary (15-5) at #6 Duke (22-4, 11-2 ACC)
Friday, May 5 at 5 PM (ET)
Ambler Tennis Stadium * Durham, N.C.
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NCAA Tournament First Round
#20 UCLA (13-7) vs. #38 Texas Tech (14-10)
Friday, May 5 at 2 PM (ET)
Ambler Tennis Stadium * Durham, N.C.
NCAA Tourney Central l Live Scoring l Live Video l Tickets l Digital Program l Bracket
NCAA Tournament Second Round
Friday's Winning Teams Advance
Saturday, May 6 at 5 PM (ET)
Ambler Tennis Stadium * Durham, N.C.
NCAA Tourney Central l Live Scoring l Live Video l Cracked Racquets Coverage l Tickets l Digital Program l Bracket l Stats
DURHAM – The sixth-seeded Duke women's tennis team opens the 2023 NCAA Tournament Friday by hosting the NCAA First and Second Rounds at Ambler Tennis Stadium in Durham, N.C. The Blue Devils face William & Mary at 5 p.m.
Duke will also host No. 20 UCLA (13-7) and No. 37 Texas Tech (14-10) on Friday at 2 p.m. The winning teams of both first-round matches will take the court in the NCAA Second Round on Saturday at 5 p.m.
Duke will provide live scoring and live video for all three matches in Durham this weekend. Cracked Racquets will also provide live coverage via its CrossCourt Cast coverage.
Tickets & Parking
Tickets for the NCAA First and Second rounds will be $5 plus a $1 processing fee online and at the gate for ages three and up. Ages two and under receive free admission. Duke students will be admitted free with a valid student ID. No cash accepted, only major credit cards. Parking for all fans will be free in the Blue Zone lot.
Duke in the NCAA Championship
In 33 appearances, the Blue Devils have tallied a 79-32 record for a 71.2 winning percentage, advanced to the NCAA Semifinals 11 different times and won the 2009 NCAA Championship. Duke head coach Jamie Ashworth has guided the Blue Devils into the NCAA Tournament each of his 27 seasons at Duke, including nine semifinal trips and the 2009 title. The Blue Devils have advanced to the NCAA semifinals in three out of the last four NCAA Tournament appearances.
Ashworth owns a record of 67-24 (.736) in the tournament over his tenure at the helm of the program.
Over the last six years, Duke has been a top-6 seed in the NCAA Tournament in four of those seasons (2023 – No. 6, 2022 – No. 3, 2019 – No. 5, 2018 – No. 3).
The Blue Devils will host the NCAA First and Second Rounds for the 17th time in school history. Duke features a 34-2 record in Durham during the NCAA Tournament with losses coming in 2016 and 2007 to Texas and North Carolina, respectively. The Blue Devils feature a 10-match winning streak at home in NCAA action.
More About the Blue Devils
The Blue Devils enter the NCAA Tournament with a 22-4 overall and 11-2 ACC record. Duke has won 11 out of the last 13 matches, but has dropped its last two matches to North Carolina and Georgia Tech.
Chloe Beck has paced the Blue Devils this season with a 29-4 singles and 29-4 doubles records, while earning a No. 5 singles ranking. Ellie Coleman (23-8) and Emma Jackson (21-11) have already reached the 20-win marks. Georgia Drummy has won seven straight singles matches and moved up to No. 61 nationally with a 12-5 record.
Duke has been solid in doubles, winning the doubles point in 21-of-26 of the dual matches. The Blue Devils have featured a 49-14 dual match record in doubles, while being paced by Beck/Morra (28-5) and Drummy/Iuliia Bryzgalova (13-1).
The Series with William & Mary
Duke and William & Mary will face off Friday for the 34th time in school history with the Blue Devils leading the series, 27-6, including winners of nine in a row. In matches played at home in Durham, Duke owns a 16-1 ledger.
In matches played in the NCAA Tournament, Duke is 3-0 with wins coming in 2003 (5-0), 2004 (4-0) and 2008 (4-1).
Blue Devil head coach Jamie Ashworth owns a 15-4 record against the Tribe.
Scouting William & Mary
After winning its 28th CAA Championship, the Tribe will compete in the NCAA Tournament for the 25th time in school history. William & Mary owns a 15-5 record and has won nine out of its last 10 matches entering the tournament.
The Series with UCLA
Duke and UCLA have met 10 times in school history with the Bruins leading the series, 6-4. The last meeting came on May 17, 2014 in the NCAA Tournament with UCLA winning 4-2. UCLA has won three out of the last four meetings.
In matches played in the NCAA Tournament, the two programs are tied 2-2 with the Blue Devils winning in 2003 (4-0) and 2010 (4-2). The Bruins won in 2011 (4-2) and 2014 (4-2).
Blue Devil head coach Jamie Ashworth owns a 3-4 record against the Bruins.
Scouting UCLA
UCLA enters the NCAA Tournament with a 13-7 record and winners of seven out of its last nine matches under head coach Stella Sampras Webster. The Bruins have received an invitation to play in the NCAA Tournament every year since 1982 when regional action started.
In the latest ITA rankings, Fangran Tian (14) and Kimmi Hance (112) are ranked in singles. The duo of Elise Wagle and Hance are No. 7 in doubles.
The Series with Texas Tech
Duke and Texas Tech have met twice in school history with both meetings coming in the NCAA Tournament. The Blue Devils lead the series, 2-0, win wins coming in 2013 (4-3) and 2018 (4-1).
Blue Devil head coach Jamie Ashworth owns a 2-0 record against the Red Raiders.
Scouting Texas Tech
Texas Tech is making its 11th NCAA Tournament appearance, after totaling a 14-10 overall record under the direction of head coach Adam Herendeen.
In the latest ITA rankings, Metka Komac and Avelina Sayfetdinova are No. 38, while Metka Komac and Cristina Tiglea are No. 66 in doubles.
Blue Devils vs. the NCAA Field
Duke owns a record of 11-4 against teams that received invitations to the 2023 NCAA Tournament – North Carolina (0-1), Charleston Southern (1-0), Charlotte (1-0), Wisconsin (1-0), Georgia Tech (1-1), Miami (1-0), NC State (1-0), Notre Dame (1-0), Virginia (0-1), Oklahoma (0-1), Washington (1-0), Florida State (1-0), Wake Forest (1-0) and Stanford (1-0).
What is Next?
If the Blue Devils defeat the Tribe on Friday, Duke will take on the winner of the UCLA/Texas Tech match on Saturday at 5 p.m., in the NCAA Second Round.
The winner of each site advances to super-regional competition May 12. Each super-regional site will feature two teams playing a single-elimination format. With Duke seeded No. 6, if the Blue Devils advance to the round of 16 Duke will host a super-regional. The super-regional winners advance to the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Florida, where the eight teams will compete for the national championship May 17-20. The event will be hosted by the University of Central Florida and the Greater Orlando Sports Commission at the USTA National Campus.
NCAA Singles Invites
The trio of Chloe Beck, Emma Jackson and Georgia Drummy received invitations to compete in the NCAA Singles Championship, which will be contested May 22-27 at the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Fla. The Blue Devils earned at-large bids to compete in the 64-player singles field.
Beck and Drummy will make their second appearance, while Jackson received the bid for the first time in her career.
Recapping the ACC Championship
The Blue Devils were seeded No. 2 in the ACC Championship, but dropped a quarterfinal match to seventh-seeded Georgia Tech. Duke played the match without fifth-ranked Chloe Beck as she was playing in a professional tournament in Charleston, S.C.
The Blue Devils received singles wins by Brianna Shvets, Iuliia Bryzgalova and Georgia Drummy, but dropped the doubles point on the way to falling, 4-3.
Playing at Home
Duke features a 26-match home winning streak, tied for fourth-longest in school history. The Blue Devils are 15-0 at home this season. The longest streaks in school history are – 54 (2017-21), 28 (2008-10), 28 (2011-13), 26 (2002-04, 2022-23), 22 (1990-92) and 21 (2014-15).
In the ACC, Duke's 26-match winning streak ranks second as North Carolina owns a 76-match streak dating back to 2018.
The duo of Chloe Beck and Cameron Morra are 10-0 in doubles in home matches.
In the Rankings
Duke is currently ranked seventh in the ITA poll, which is sponsored by Tennis-Point. The Blue Devils have been listed in the top 10 of the team rankings in 13 of the 14 polls this spring. With the preseason top-10 ranking, the Blue Devils have been tabbed in the top 10 in seven straight years under the direction of head coach Jamie Ashworth. In his 27th season at the helm, Ashworth has guided Duke to a total of 20 top-10 preseason rankings since 2001.
In the latest ITA singles rankings, Chloe Beck is No. 6, Emma Jackson is No. 42, Georgia Drummy is No. 62 and Cameron Morra is No. 80. In doubles, Beck/Morra are 49th nationally, while Beck/Ellie Coleman (69th) and Jackson/Karolina Berankova (82nd) are also ranked.
30-Win Marks
Duke senior Chloe Beck needs one more singles and doubles win to reach 30 for the 2022-23 campaign. She would be the 15th Blue Devil to post back-to-back 30 or more singles wins. Beck registered 34 wins last season and owns a 29-4 singles record in 2022-23.
When Beck reaches 30 singles and 30 doubles wins for the year, she will become just the fourth Blue Devil to collect 30+ singles and doubles wins in a season – Beatrice Capra (2011-12), Amanda Johnson (2000-01) and Karin Miller (1996-97).
Impressive Doubles
Duke's doubles duo of Georgia Drummy and Iuliia Bryzgalova have been very impressive this season with a 13-1 overall and 12-0 mark in the ACC.
With the win at North Carolina, Drummy and Bryzgalova set the school record for most ACC doubles wins with 12. The previous record was 11 by Ellah Nze and Reka Zsilinszka in 2007-08, while Meible Chi and Hannah Zhao posted 10 in 2017-18.
The previous best undefeated ACC doubles seasons in school history were recorded by Vanessa Webb/Karen Goldstein (8-0 in 1997-98), Webb/Goldstein (8-0 in 1998-99) and Julie DeRoo/Amanda Johnson (8-0 in 2001-02).
20-Win Marks
The Blue Devils reached the 20-win mark for the 19th time in school history under head coach Jamie Ashworth and 29th time overall in program history with their 6-1 victory Sunday against Florida State.
Duke features the most 20-win seasons in the ACC since the 1997-98 campaign, which was Ashworth's first full season as the head coach with the Blue Devils. Duke owns 19 20-win seasons to lead the league – Duke (19), North Carolina (18), Miami (10), Georgia Tech (7), Clemson (6), Virginia (5), Wake Forest (4), NC State (4) and Florida State (2).
At Boston College and Syracuse, both Emma Jackson and Ellie Coleman reached the 20-win singles marks on the season. The duo has posted 20 singles wins in each of their first two seasons with the Blue Devils.
The Duke Record Book
Senior Chloe Beck ranks in the top-10 in numerous categories in the Duke record book. In the career record book, she ranks eighth in ACC singles wins (34), first in consecutive ACC singles wins (23), eighth in doubles wins (103), tied for sixth in singles wins at the No. 1 position (25) and 10th in combined singles/doubles wins in a career (216).
Duke's doubles duo of Beck and Cameron Morra already ranks eighth on Duke's list for most doubles wins in a season with 28. With one more victory, the tandem will move into a tie for sixth.
Record 15 Wins at Home
With Duke's 4-3 win over No. 7 NC State on April 8, the Blue Devils totaled their school-record 15th home win this season. Duke features a 15-0 ledger at home in the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center and Ambler Tennis Stadium.
The previous record of 14 happened in 2018-19, 2016-17, 2013-14 and 2011-12).
100-Win Club
Blue Devil senior Chloe Beck became the 29th Blue Devil to reach 100 singles wins with a win at Syracuse. She also collected her 100th career doubles win as well. Beck also owns a 66-9 dual match record and has won 21 out of her last 22 matches.
Graduate student Cameron Morra became the 28th Blue Devil to reach the 100-win mark at the ITA National Team Indoor Championship earlier this spring.
Doubles Play
After winning the doubles point in the first eight matches, Duke dropped the doubles point in three of the next five contests. Duke had won the doubles point in 11 straight matches, before dropping the point at North Carolina and versus Georgia Tech in the last two matches. The Blue Devils have lost the doubles point in all four losses this season (Oklahoma, Virginia and North Carolina).
Noting the Blue Devils
• Ellie Coleman needs two singles wins to reach the 25-win mark for the second straight year. She would become the 13th Blue Devil to reach 25 or more wins in their freshman and sophomore campaigns.
• Head coach Jamie Ashworth owns 595 victories, which ranks fourth-nationally among active coaches.
• The Blue Devils have won 47 straight matches when winning the doubles point. Duke has not dropped a match at home when winning the doubles point since May 14, 2016 against Texas in the NCAA Tournament Second Round.
• Duke has been in the top five of the ITA national rankings in 19 out of the last 23 years under the direction of head coach Jamie Ashworth.
• Of the 22 victories this season, Chloe Beck owns six match-clinching points to lead the Blue Devils, while Emma Jackson has five and Ellie Coleman has four. Beck has clinched 14 matches over her career.
• Both Chloe Beck (twice) and Cameron Morra have been tabbed ACC Player of the Week this season.
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