[iPatty]

Originally Posted by fantic

STAN webcam is not working for me now

Bek/Wong def. Capra/Goldfeld 8-5
C/G earlier def. Duncan/Talbert 9-7 to reach the final.

Damn it's too bad Christian will not be showcasing her skills, NY's loss I guess.
Same for McLane, she and Lindsey lost to Guarachi/Macfarlane 9-8(3)

And who is Cristina Stancu? 16th seed and beat Jeltje-Loomans, Vierra, Fraser to reach the final

21-year old Romanian, played on tour for a while a couple years ago, won some $10K tournaments and got up to #430 in the world. She's good, wouldn't be surprised if she knocked off some big names this year.

[2nd_serve]

Originally Posted by Amalgamate

USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships

Particpants:

8 All-American Quarterfinalists
Jana Juricova
Jacqueline Cako
Mary Anne Macfarlane
Petra Niedermayerova
Robin Anderson
Marta Lesniak
Beatrice Capra
Allie Will

1 All-American Consolation Winner
Mallory Burdette

1 Super Bowl Champion
Ana Veselinovic

12 Regional Champions
Gibbs/Burdette (Both have already Qualified)
Sabrina Santamaria
Aleksandra Josifoska
Nakic/Sanchez-Quintanar (TBD)
Sam Vickers
Wowchuck/Bektas (TBD)
Northeast Winner (TBD)
Jackie Wu
Tomljanovic/Stancu (TBD)
Lauren McHale
Kristi Boxx
Chelsey Gullickson

7 At-Large
To be considered for an at-large selection in women’s singles,
a player must have played in a Division I USTA/ITA Regional Championship. Players who
reached at least the quarterfinals of a Division I USTA/ITA Regional Championship and who
are ranked in the top 15 of the Campbell/ITA preseason rankings will automatically receive an at-large spot. Once the top 15 ranking list has been exhausted, the committee will make the remaining at-large selections based on fall results/performance.

#3 Kristy Frilling
#4 Denise Dy
#5 Lauren Embree
#7 Nicole Gibbs
#12 Stacey Tan
#14 Aeriel Ellis

Note: Of the top 15 in the rankings, #6 Zoe De Bruycker, #8 Josipa Bek, #13 Sona Novakova, and #15 Kristie Ahn did NOT qualify.

3 Wild Cards
Host
USTA
ITA

Thanks great post explaining this

[fantic]

Trojan dominance at SW R

USC'S RECENT ITA REGIONAL SINGLES CHAMPIONS
2011: Sabrina Santamaria*
2010: Danielle Lao*
2009: Maria Sanchez
2008: Maria Sanchez*
2007: --
2006: Sarah Fansler
2005: Amanda Fink

* indicates an all-Trojan singles final

[fantic]

so as usual, STAN wins both WAATC and Regional doubles.

what's new

Sac St. had multiple GPs but couldn't win those..still a great performance by them.

And congrats on Tsay's national debut

[Amalgamate]

Gibbs vs. Burdette 6-4, 2-5

[Amalgamate]

Gibbs vs. Burdette 6-4, 3-6

[mboyle]

Sad that Trice and Ester couldn't pull out the doubles championship. Also kind of weird that Turewicz withdrew against Clayton right after beating Bek convincingly! Hope she's okay and that there wasn't any "strategy" going on there...Monica really had a good chance to win the tournament based on how she's played all year. Also, I have no idea why Kahan didn't play regionals.

[Amalgamate]

Nicole has gotten whine-ier...

[Amalgamate]

Heated match between the two

Gibbs def. Burdette 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (3)

[Amalgamate]

Originally Posted by Amalgamate

USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships

Particpants:

8 All-American Quarterfinalists
Jana Juricova
Jacqueline Cako
Mary Anne Macfarlane
Petra Niedermayerova
Robin Anderson
Marta Lesniak
Beatrice Capra
Allie Will

1 All-American Consolation Winner
Mallory Burdette

1 Super Bowl Champion
Ana Veselinovic

12 Regional Champions
Nicole Gibbs
Sabrina Santamaria
Aleksandra Josifoska
Diana Nakic
Sam Vickers
Emina Bektas
Nicole Bartnik
Jackie Wu
Cristina Stancu
Lauren McHale
Kristi Boxx
Chelsey Gullickson

7 At-Large
To be considered for an at-large selection in women’s singles,
a player must have played in a Division I USTA/ITA Regional Championship. Players who
reached at least the quarterfinals of a Division I USTA/ITA Regional Championship and who
are ranked in the top 15 of the Campbell/ITA preseason rankings will automatically receive an at-large spot. Once the top 15 ranking list has been exhausted, the committee will make the remaining at-large selections based on fall results/performance.

#3 Kristy Frilling
#4 Denise Dy
#5 Lauren Embree
#12 Stacey Tan
#14 Aeriel Ellis

Note: Of the top 15 in the rankings, #6 Zoe De Bruycker, #8 Josipa Bek, #13 Sona Novakova, and #15 Kristie Ahn did NOT qualify. 2 At-Large bids remain, decided by the committee.

3 Wild Cards
Host
USTA
ITA

Updated Everything complete but the remaining 2 At-Large bids and the 3 Wild Cards

[fantic]

Originally Posted by Amalgamate

Nicole has gotten whine-ier...

nah, she was always like that

And thanks for the update!

[fantic]

Originally Posted by iPatty

21-year old Romanian, played on tour for a while a couple years ago, won some $10K tournaments and got up to #430 in the world. She's good, wouldn't be surprised if she knocked off some big names this year.

Thx.

She won it all, beating Tomljanovic in 3 Curious how she plays..

So Santamaria and Bektas are the only freshman winners?
And at last Gibbsy wins something

Stanford, Georgia and Maryland are the schools that won BOTH competitions

TCU team were seeded 6th, Maryland team were seeded 7th and won it all.

[fantic]

OU wins doubles

"Huet and Ritchie defeated OSU's Meghan Blevins and Mary Jermiah in the doubles final, 9-8 (5).

This marks the third straight year that a Sooner duo won the Central Region doubles title. Former Sooner Ana-Maria Constantinescu won both the 2010 and 2009 titles with partners Alice Radu and Teona Tsertsvadze respectively. "

[fantic]

another surprise finalists are from Mountain Regional;

strong favorites UNLV and Utah teams all failed to even make the final

WYOMING WEBSITE


"Veronica Popovici and Simona Synkova won the USTA/ITA Mountain Regional Doubles title on the final day of play of the ITA Mountain Regional Tournament in Las Vegas.

They earned an 8-2 victory against the team of Lauren Pelchat and Heather Davidson from Montana."