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The Ohio State women’s tennis team’s season has come to an end thanks to a loss to No. 7 Stanford on Friday in a Super Regional. The Buckeyes were seeded No. 10 and looking to pull off the mild upset, but couldn’t get things going, falling by a 4-1 score in Stanford, California.
As usual, the all-important doubles point set the stage with Ohio State losing all three matches to fall behind quickly 1-0. As things moved into the singles matches, the Buckeyes didn’t fare much better with the Scarlet and Gray dropping the first two matches to fall behind 3-0 and severely behind the eight-ball.
Buy Buckeyes TicketsNo. 20 ranked Cantos Siemers was the lone winner for Ohio State, beating No. 18 Connie Ma, 6-2, 6-4 to pull the Buckeyes to within 3-1. But that would be short-lived because the Cardinal’s Valencia Xu took care of business against OSU’s Shelly Bereznyak to seal the deal and allow Stanford to advance.
Our NCAA run ends in the Super Regionals with a road loss to the Cardinal. #NCAATennis pic.twitter.com/3bLwTjyYEv
— Ohio State Women’s Tennis (@OhioStateWTEN) May 12, 2023
OSU still has a couple of women that will move on to NCAA championships. Both Irina Cantos Siemers and Sydni Ratliff will take part in the 64-player tournament taking place from May 22 to 27 in Orlando, Florida.
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