PENSACOLA, Fla. – Wrapping up the final date in Pensacola, the Nova Southeastern women's tennis team (11-0) concluded a four-win week at West Florida's Ralph "Skeeter" Carson Tennis Complex with a 6-1 victory over South Region foe West Alabama.
 
Moving comfortably to two wins beyond each of the previous two years with 11 matches remaining on the schedule, the Sharks' 11 consecutive wins marks the most for NSU since 2015-16.

Doubles

• The No. 12 ITA pair, senior Ana Navas and junior Daniela Obando came out swinging for the Sharks, knocking out Georgina Salom and Andrea Tomassone in a 6-0 victory.
• Junior Isabella Lowrey teamed with sophomore Chantal Nosievici and defeated Daryna Hukasian and Haina Franco with a 6-2 win to deliver the doubles team point.
• Freshman Natalie Espinal and junior Sarah Wardenburg were ahead 4-3 when doubles was called in NSU's favor.

Singles

• Wardenburg collected the first singles win, topping Salom, 6-1, 6-4 in the fourth flight.
• Next to claim victory, Nosievici defeated Araucz, 6-3, 6-2 in No. 6 singles.
• NSU's top-ranked player at No. 9 ITA, Navas produced a 6-2, 6-4 win over Hukasian in the first flight to grant NSU the win.
• Diane Follin-Arbelet battled through to a 7-5, 7-5 victory over Tomassone.
• Obando capped the 6-1 team win with a tiebreaker win over Franco, coming away with the 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 victory in the third flight.

From Coach Doug Neagle
"This was a solid win against a very tough South Region opponent in UWF," Neagle said. "While the score was 6-1, this was a battle across the board. So proud of this team's fight and determination this entire spring break trip, but especially today. We knew we had a challenge today and our team supported each other to the end. We are focused now on our final match of the trip, on our way back home against Wayne State. We want to finish strong!"

Up Next: En route back to Fort Lauderdale in conclusion of spring break in Pensacola, NSU will meet No. 25 Wayne State (14-4) at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona on Monday. The Warriors won 10 straight up until a pair of consecutive losses in the Sunshine State to No. 3 Saint Leo and Keiser.