The biggest weekend in the three-year history of Eastern Florida’s women’s tennis program gets under way Friday when the Titans inaugurate the new Titan Tennis Complex against St. Petersburg College. (EFSC Image)
BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – The biggest weekend in the three-year history of Eastern Florida’s women’s tennis program gets under way Friday when the Titans inaugurate the new Titan Tennis Complex against St. Petersburg College.
The match gets under way at 2:30 p.m. on the Melbourne Campus. Admission is free.
Friday’s match will be followed by another first for the program, live television coverage of Saturday’s No. 2 doubles in the Eastern Florida-Florida State College Jacksonville match up. Television coverage can be found on WEFS-TV while live streaming will be found at www.efsctitans.com/webcast
The EFSC-FSCJ match begins at 2 p.m.
Jerry Thor
“We are beyond excited on three fronts,” said Eastern Florida head coach Jerry Thor.
“Thanks to our President Dr. Jim Richey and the Board of Trustees we get to play on our new courts; we play teams that were ranked in the top 5 nationally last season and we get to play on live TV, something unheard of in NJCAA tennis.”
Eastern Florida heads into the weekend with a 2-1 record, 1-1 in NJCAA Region 8. St. Petersburg is 3-4 and 1-0 in the region. Saturday’s match is FSCJ’s season opener.
Thor’s pairings for the St. Petersburg match are freshmen Annaleigh Collings and Ana Cristina Orozco at No. 1 doubles; freshman Giuliana Hull and sophomore Nicole Trio at No. 2 doubles; and freshmen Katharina Drebka and Ann-Kathrin Zilles at No. 3 doubles.
