Someone doesn't like our recent dominance.

Wow nouvelle recrue de dingue en univ !

Barbora Palicova 🇨🇿, classée 177e à la WTA, rejoindra l'université de Texas en janvier ! https://t.co/Iygkk4gOjB

— Keb Tennis (@KebTennis) November 6, 2026

Aggie Tennis said:

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Someone doesn't like our recent dominance.

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Maybe they're trying to call on the power of the 12th man with 12 players now on their roster. And how nice for ITA #2 Herea* to start the year 3-3 to make room for this newcomer.

*Fun reminder: Lex beat her in an ITF tournament last fall. And two weeks ago.

Soccer all weekend for me. Y'all keep me posted.

Lexington falls 3&4 to Epps from Oklahoma

Sydney loses to Chloe Noel from Oklahoma

Kristina + Lex go down 4 & 4.

Sydney and Lex get another chance in singles tomorrow morning.

aggiedrjdub said:

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Lexington falls 3&4 to Epps from Oklahoma

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Not a great match for Lex. Epps won't even play top 6.

Lex still has these occasionally but MUCH less often. She's getting more and more consistent with her level.

Lex won first set 6-2. Let's go Ags!

Sydney won the first set 6-3.whoop!

Lexington won the second set 6-4. whoop!

Sydney won 6-0!

Appreciate the updates

My daughter wanted to be in charge of the updates.

Women's Tennis Qualifies Three Players for NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships

FORT WORTH - Texas A&M's Sydney Jara, Kristina Paskauskas and Lexington Reed qualified for the NCAA Women's Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships with Sunday's performances at the ITA Central Sectional Championships from TCU's Friedman Center.

After dropping matches in the sectional main draw quarterfinals, Jara and Reed participated in the quarterfinal consolation bracket for a chance to nail down spots for the NCAA Singles Championships. No. 60 Reed cruised through Alyssa Novoa of Tulsa, 6-2, 6-4. Jara followed suit making quick work of her opponent No. 124 Veronika Kliuch of Oklahoma State, 6-3, 6-0.

No. 34 Kristina Paskauskas/Reed fought off No. 13 Amelie Van Impe/Caroline McGinley, 6-4, 6-4, to punch a spot in the NCAA Doubles Championships.

The NCAA Singles & Doubles Championships takes place in Athens, Georgia, at the Magill Tennis Complex, Nov. 17-22.

ITA SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Singles

No. 60 Lexington Reed (A&M) def. Alyssa Novoa (TU) - 6-2, 6-4
Sydney Jara (A&M) def. No. 124 Veronika Kliuch (OSU) - 6-3, 6-0

Doubles

No. 34 Kristina Paskauskas/Reed (A&M) def. No. 13 Van Impe/McGinley (SMU) - 6-4, 6-4

Sydneys match was fun to watch today. Her opponent was hitting the cover off the ball and would hit Sydney off the court on points. But she stuck to her game plan of hitting a heavy topspin ball and outlast her opponent or take her shot when given an opportunity. Just a well executed match today.

Lex is great to watch, and when she gets her big first serve rolling, watch out!

Any idea what her UTR is? What Kori's UTR is? Coolings?

I bet she will be ranked come the spring season. Kori might earn a ranking as well. Mark has put together a very strong team for the spring! I'm ready to see them perform at NCAAs and then start the spring.

It's crazy that our #6 will be Sydney, Kori, or Cooling.

Coolings UTR has dropped below 10….. it's a 9.xx, I can't see the actually rating. But that does seem about right given what we've seen this fall. Hope she can figure it out

Ag4eva95 said:

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Any idea what her UTR is? What Kori's UTR is? Coolings?

I bet she will be ranked come the spring season. Kori might earn a ranking as well. Mark has put together a very strong team for the spring! I'm ready to see them perform at NCAAs and then start the spring.

It's crazy that our #6 will be Sydney, Kori, or Cooling.

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Olivia is 11.01. Not sure why that is cut off.

Solid depth

A couple of observations:

1) I was VERY impressed with Kori and how she plays. She surprised me quite a bit. I expect her to be very good for us. I could see her playing doubles immediately - good serve for doubles and can return well; very competitive at the net.

2) Yoana is much better than her 10.03 UTR.

3) Others have seen Arina play recently (I have not - will defer to their judgement on her current form).

4) For me, the difference between Kori and Sydney is almost negligible. Two VERY solid players. However, I do think results matter and Sydney finds ways to win; not taking anything away from Kori because she's proved to be a winner as well. Syd has a big forehand that can control points. She plays different levels with her forehand (high and deep, short angles - and even with her grip she can flatten it out and take chances down the lines). And.....she's fiery, cannot stand to lose, and patient! Backhand is consistent; serve a little weak for doubles (IMO).

5) Lexington is a leader and will be very important for the team this year.

6) Kristina - COMPETITIVE; feisty - very good in both singles and doubles. Lost a match to an Oklahoma State player that she could have won. She lost the deuce points when it mattered, but what I loved most about watching her play is that she still went for her shots even on the deuce points. She never backed down.

7) I don't have much info on Rachael.

Overall, I was very impressed with what I saw. We have a team that will make another run...SEC will be very tough this year, but I think with all cylinders clicking we are a final 4 team with a chance at another ring.

Looking forward to the double's pairings.

aggiedrjdub said:

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A couple of observations:

1) I was VERY impressed with Kori and how she plays. She surprised me quite a bit. I expect her to be very good for us. I could see her playing doubles immediately - good serve for doubles and can return well; very competitive at the net.

2) Yoana is much better than her 10.03 UTR.

3) Others have seen Arina play recently (I have not - will defer to their judgement on her current form).

4) For me, the difference between Kori and Sydney is almost negligible. Two VERY solid players. However, I do think results matter and Sydney finds ways to win; not taking anything away from Kori because she's proved to be a winner as well. Syd has a big forehand that can control points. She plays different levels with her forehand (high and deep, short angles - and even with her grip she can flatten it out and take chances down the lines). And.....she's fiery, cannot stand to lose, and patient! Backhand is consistent; serve a little weak for doubles (IMO).

5) Lexington is a leader and will be very important for the team this year.

6) Kristina - COMPETITIVE; feisty - very good in both singles and doubles. Lost a match to an Oklahoma State player that she could have won. She lost the deuce points when it mattered, but what I loved most about watching her play is that she still went for her shots even on the deuce points. She never backed down.

7) I don't have much info on Rachael.

Overall, I was very impressed with what I saw. We have a team that will make another run...SEC will be very tough this year, but I think with all cylinders clicking we are a final 4 team with a chance at another ring.

Looking forward to the double's pairings.

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Great observations.

Only add on Yoana is that's she's a great doubles player. I think we see her immediately impact the lineup there. We should be better in doubles this year.

She is technically our highest rated doubles player according to UTR rankings!

W35 Weston
Lexington wins with a couple of bagels


WTA Singles Ranking (02 November 2026)
Career-high 802 Lexington Reed

2026 DI Women's Fall Championships Seeds

Doubles:
#3 Lexington + Kristina

Singles:
#3 Lexington

*Full bracket not out yet.

The NCAA singles field is set and, unlike past years, World Tennis Number (WTN) will determine the seeds.

Here’s how the seeds look as of 11/8. pic.twitter.com/bYjvGeg0Ps

— John (@JTweetsTennis) November 9, 2026

This shows Lexington as the projected 2 seed

Wasn't expecting her to end up the #2 seed! Thats a huge compliment to her overall body of work in the offseason and results this far.