Despite close matches, Elis fall 4-3
Over their spring break matches in Colorado and California, the women’s tennis team could not catch a break, letting its season record drop to 3-8 as it returns home to head into Ivy League play.
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Jessica Rhee did great in her tournament. I just hope that injury does not flare up. She's a great tennis player!