MIAMI SHORES, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern women's tennis team wrapped up competition on Sunday at the BarryU Invitational, ending on a high note at the Buccaneer Tennis Center with the Sharks sweeping all doubles and singles.
 
Day 3 Recap
 
Doubles

• Earning her second and third consecutive doubles victories on Sunday, junior transfer Sarah Wardenburg joined freshman Natalie Espinal in first defeating Keiser's Anais Gabriel and Daniela Farfan, 8-4, then following up with an 8-3 win over Hana Kvapilova and Shaylee Syme from Hillsborough Community College.
• For the twos, junior Daniela Obando and senior Ana Navas triumphed in extras over Keiser's Sarah Schaerer and Emma Henriksen, bringing home the 9-8 victory. The Sharks duo also topped HCC's Chelsea Samways and Lolita Kozina, 8-3.
• Freshman Caitlyn Khan teamed up with classmate Diane Follin-Arbelet to earn her first collegiate doubles victory, topping KU's Melanie Dveksler and Lorene Foerste 9-7 to complete the NSU sweep of the Seahawks.
• Follin-Arbelet also played with sophomore partner Alexandra Yeardley to make it a 6-0 doubles day for the Sharks, defeating Palm Beach Atlantic's Estefani Fernandez and Beatriz Windmuller, 8-4.

 
Singles

• In the one position, Espinal came out ahead of PBA's Bella Mermersky 6-1, 6-4.
• Wardenburg defeated PBA's Vanessa Buchbinder 6-2, 6-2 to finish 1-1 in both doubles and singles on the tournament.
• Follin-Arbelet earned NSU's most decisive singles victory, topping PBA's Romina Bolagay 6-0, 6-1 to close out the weekend at 2-0 singles and 3-1 doubles.
• Yeardley pushed past PBA's Nicole Reich 6-2, 6-2, ending the weekend at 1-1 singles and 3-0 in doubles.
• Khan made it 2-for-2, logging a 6-3, 6-3 win over PBA's Elvira Edstrom to close out the perfect NSU sweep in Sunday singles and earn her first singles win.

"Sarah and Natalie showed some great chemistry on the doubles court today, pairing up to beat two solid teams back-to-back at the No. 1 spot," head coach Doug Neagle said. Diane also had a great day, winning all of her matches. I was also happy for freshman Caitlyn on getting her first college victories in both doubles and singles." 
Shark Facts

• The Sharks finished the day a perfect 11-0, 6-0 doubles and 5-0 singles.
• Overall at the BarryU Invitational, the Sharks were 19-11 (10-3 doubles, 9-8 singles).
• Wardenburg and Espinal led the squad with a pair of 5-2 records (3-1 doubles, 2-1 singles each).

Up Next:  NSU heads north up the coast to Melbourne for another tournament on a conference foe's courts, taking on a three-day competition from Nov. 9-11 at the Panther Clay Court Invitational, hosted by Florida Tech.