NEWBERRY, S.C. - Women's tennis (7-4, 3-3 SAC) look to hop back on track against Lincoln Memorial (7-10, 1-5 SAC). Looking to have a good seed in the conference tournament, they begin their doubles matches at 2 P.M.

SCOUTING THE WOLVES

• For the second week in a row, Newberry has brought their matches down to the very end, losing two crucial conference matches 3-4.
• Court #6 continues to be the Wolves make or break match. Six different Wolves have played in the position.
  • Alexa Gamborino-Suarez and Ish Singh are the only Wolves to have a record greater than .500 on that court.
  • Since week one, Singh has found her home at court #4.
  • Renee Dorval, Juliette Hostens and Rosie Harfield all sit at .500.
• Against conference opponents, only three consistent starters have a positive record.
  • Singh (3-2), Margarita Nikonorova (3-2) and Aina Miralles (5-0).
  • In her only singles showing, Gamborino-Suarez is 1-0.

SCOUTING THE RAIL SPLITTERS

• LMU is currently on a four match losing streak, with two of those being from ranked opponents.
  • #15 Wingate and #43 Tusculum.
• Both teams have played multiple of the same opponents, noteable match ups are;
  • Current #47 Georgia College, Newberry won 5-2, LMU lost 1-6.
  • Catawba, Newberry lost 3-4, LMU lost 1-6.
  • Current #4 North Georgia, Newberry lost 1-6, LMU lost 0-7.
• The Rail Splitters are 0-5 in away matches.