Thank you, as always, for the schedule info.
Women's Tennis 2026-2027
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Lulu dominates 6-4, 6-2.
Olivia on court now.
Olivia on court now.
This televised?
I couldn't find video, but probably because....
Olivia's opponent retired after 6-1, 1-0. Arina also won; 6-4, 6-4.
Olivia's opponent retired after 6-1, 1-0. Arina also won; 6-4, 6-4.
Kristina 6-1, 7-5(3)
Lulu 6-1, 4-6, 6-1
Olivia 3-6, 5-7
Arina 4-4 (find your own video link. not good things happen when I post it. No, YOU'RE TOO SUPERSTITIOUS!! )
Lulu 6-1, 4-6, 6-1
Olivia 3-6, 5-7
Arina 4-4 (find your own video link. not good things happen when I post it. No, YOU'RE TOO SUPERSTITIOUS!! )
Arina takes the first set 7-6 and loses the second set 0-6. On to the third set and a spot in the main draw.
Yesterdays results:
Kristina 6-2, 6-3
Mary 6-3, 6-4
Lulu 1-6, 2-6
Carson retired the match
Kristina 6-2, 6-3
Mary 6-3, 6-4
Lulu 1-6, 2-6
Carson retired the match
Anchorhold said:
Yesterdays results:
Kristina 6-2, 6-3
Mary 6-3, 6-4
Lulu 1-6, 2-6
Carson retired the match
That was a tough match up for Lu. Playing a slicing queen. Very interesting style TM plays with. Kind of admire it; she's still going strong and gives the top girls lots of grief.
aggiedrjdub said:Anchorhold said:
Yesterdays results:
Kristina 6-2, 6-3
Mary 6-3, 6-4
Lulu 1-6, 2-6
Carson retired the match
That was a tough match up for Lu. Playing a slicing queen. Very interesting style TM plays with. Kind of admire it; she's still going strong and gives the top girls lots of grief.
I didn't get to see this one but worried about that matchup. Lu likes to use an opponents power and aggression and TM likely gave her none of that and kept her off balance.
Hoping Mary makes a run!
Mary lost unfortunately 5-7, 5-7
Kristina withdrew after knocking out auburn's 2nd best UTR player yesterday. I hope she just had a midterm to get back to.
Not only midterms but the interview for us ...
12thMan.com chatted with Kristina Paskauskas. The senior joined the Aggies this fall after her experience playing with NC State and Alabama.
https://12thman.com/news/2026/10/1/naotb-kristina-paskauskas
Why did you decide to come to Texas A&M?
I've heard a lot about Texas A&M from people and because this is my third school, I really try to do my research and pretty much everyone's had good things to say about it. They're obviously an amazing team. They just won the national championship and they've won it before. They have a great bunch of players and I've just heard really positive things about the coaches too.
What is your favorite Aggie tradition?
The Aggie Ring. I don't know if I'm going to be eligible for it which makes me a bit upset.
What is your favorite part about Aggieland?
The people, I mean everyone here is so nice. Even when you're walking around people are like, 'Howdy!' so it's just really nice, warm and inviting.
Favorite restaurant in College Station?
I really want to try Sushi Masa.
How has it been fitting in with the team so far and getting to know everyone?
The girls are just so lovely and they're so kind. Because everyone is so new, fitting in has been really easy and with adjusting, everyone is kind of in the same boat.
After a long day of playing tennis, what is your favorite thing to do?
Since I've been here, just hanging out in the living room or kitchen area with Lexington [Reed] just debriefing about our day. Just being around my teammates even little things like going to the dining hall and sitting with them catching up and talking about random little things.
When did you realize that you belonged at Texas A&M?
Within the first week, I was like I love this place. I was telling Lexington and all the girls that this is my third school now and even though it's been one week, I love it here the most.
How did you get into tennis and when did you start playing?
I started playing tennis when I was eight years old. My cousins were playing and they started telling my parents that I should try. We started playing and we weren't that great but we wanted to get better and my parents are very competitive. Me and my younger sister started playing together and we both just loved it.
When did you realize that you could take your tennis game to the college level?
I only found out about college when I was maybe 17 or 18 and that's when I started really considering it. Back in England, it was kind of looked down on but I think it's because people didn't really understand because now there's so many pro players coming out of college. As soon as I found out about it, I was interested right away.
Who's a player that you've looked up to during your career?
Maria Sharapova. Growing up I loved her and I wanted to be like her, I read her book and even dressed like her, I think she was my biggest idol. Now I love Djokovic and I actually walked him out on court when I was 13 years old so that was a big moment for me.
12thMan.com chatted with Kristina Paskauskas. The senior joined the Aggies this fall after her experience playing with NC State and Alabama.
https://12thman.com/news/2026/10/1/naotb-kristina-paskauskas
Why did you decide to come to Texas A&M?
I've heard a lot about Texas A&M from people and because this is my third school, I really try to do my research and pretty much everyone's had good things to say about it. They're obviously an amazing team. They just won the national championship and they've won it before. They have a great bunch of players and I've just heard really positive things about the coaches too.
What is your favorite Aggie tradition?
The Aggie Ring. I don't know if I'm going to be eligible for it which makes me a bit upset.
What is your favorite part about Aggieland?
The people, I mean everyone here is so nice. Even when you're walking around people are like, 'Howdy!' so it's just really nice, warm and inviting.
Favorite restaurant in College Station?
I really want to try Sushi Masa.
How has it been fitting in with the team so far and getting to know everyone?
The girls are just so lovely and they're so kind. Because everyone is so new, fitting in has been really easy and with adjusting, everyone is kind of in the same boat.
After a long day of playing tennis, what is your favorite thing to do?
Since I've been here, just hanging out in the living room or kitchen area with Lexington [Reed] just debriefing about our day. Just being around my teammates even little things like going to the dining hall and sitting with them catching up and talking about random little things.
When did you realize that you belonged at Texas A&M?
Within the first week, I was like I love this place. I was telling Lexington and all the girls that this is my third school now and even though it's been one week, I love it here the most.
How did you get into tennis and when did you start playing?
I started playing tennis when I was eight years old. My cousins were playing and they started telling my parents that I should try. We started playing and we weren't that great but we wanted to get better and my parents are very competitive. Me and my younger sister started playing together and we both just loved it.
When did you realize that you could take your tennis game to the college level?
I only found out about college when I was maybe 17 or 18 and that's when I started really considering it. Back in England, it was kind of looked down on but I think it's because people didn't really understand because now there's so many pro players coming out of college. As soon as I found out about it, I was interested right away.
Who's a player that you've looked up to during your career?
Maria Sharapova. Growing up I loved her and I wanted to be like her, I read her book and even dressed like her, I think she was my biggest idol. Now I love Djokovic and I actually walked him out on court when I was 13 years old so that was a big moment for me.
I love this type of interview, helps us get to know them a bit better! Hopefully they can do this for all players!
Quote:
"The Aggie Ring. I don't know if I'm going to be eligible for it which makes me a bit upset."
If she graduates then she gets an aggie ring, She might have to come back next fall to pick it up with any other ring that she earns this season, but she can get one.
Anchorhold said:Quote:
"The Aggie Ring. I don't know if I'm going to be eligible for it which makes me a bit upset."
If she graduates then she gets an aggie ring, She might have to come back next fall to pick it up with any other ring that she earns this season, but she can get one.
I see what you did there . . .
Welcome to Aggieland, Zach! 👍 pic.twitter.com/BYWD8vzeQH
— Texas A&M Women's Tennis (@AggieWTEN) October 6, 2026
Lexington over last year's ACC Freshman of the year/ ACC 1st team - 7-6(2), 6-4
Current NCAA qualifier and top 15 NCAA ranking. Playing Tennessee #1 and top 10 player in Scott next! This win is huge. The girl from SMu is legit but shows how much Lexington has grown
Anchorhold said:
Lexington over last year's ACC Freshman of the year/ ACC 1st team - 7-6(2), 6-4
Massive win and best part is that it's not surprising. She's playing at an 11+ level and has been since late last season.
Our team is looking very similar to last year on paper from a talent level perspective - and better in doubles.
From a heart and fight perspective - I don't know how you match but the talent is there.
Interesting side note: Duke is absolutely loaded after their new additions. They were dominating the All-Americans and then two of them pulled out from what seemed to be too many matches (compressed schedule).
One of the podcasters compared them to our team last year and basically said they were talented but soft relative to our team last year. Big difference in winning a single match vs. having the ability to do it back to back to back.
Lulu over Mia Slama (NCState#1, "All-americans" Tournament Consolation Winner, Pre-season ITA #10) 6-2, 6-2
Lex over Katrina Scott, 7-6, 3-1 (ret)
Anchorhold said:
Lex over Katrina Scott, 7-6, 3-1 (ret)
what is this tournament?
Lulu in W50 Lexington, SC
Lexington in W35 Las Vegas, NV
Yoana in ITA DI Women's Texas Regional Championship - Waco
Lexington in W35 Las Vegas, NV
Yoana in ITA DI Women's Texas Regional Championship - Waco
Anchorhold said:
Lulu in W50 Lexington, SC
Lexington in W35 Las Vegas, NV
Yoana in ITA DI Women's Texas Regional Championship - Waco
Found the W50
I don't see Lexington is this W35? What am I missing? I see Salma is still advancing.
aggiedrjdub said:Anchorhold said:
Lulu in W50 Lexington, SC
Lexington in W35 Las Vegas, NV
Yoana in ITA DI Women's Texas Regional Championship - Waco
Found the W50
I don't see Lexington is this W35? What am I missing? I see Salma is still advancing.
Top line of the draw
Lulu: https://www.itftennis.com/en/tournament/w50-lexington-sc/usa/2026/w-itf-usa-2026-048/draws-and-results/
Lex: https://www.itftennis.com/en/tournament/w35-las-vegas-nv/usa/2026/w-itf-usa-2026-046/draws-and-results/
Yoana: https://colleges.wearecollegetennis.com/competitions/BaylorUniversityW/Tournaments/draws/1B8C429E-F948-4A24-94A7-67CD972E97CE
Interesting that Yoana is the only one playing Singles in Waco and there was an spot left open in the draw.
Lex: https://www.itftennis.com/en/tournament/w35-las-vegas-nv/usa/2026/w-itf-usa-2026-046/draws-and-results/
Yoana: https://colleges.wearecollegetennis.com/competitions/BaylorUniversityW/Tournaments/draws/1B8C429E-F948-4A24-94A7-67CD972E97CE
Interesting that Yoana is the only one playing Singles in Waco and there was an spot left open in the draw.
Found it - I was looking at the February event. She has Mamedova next. Is that the outstanding player from OU?
Mamedova was playing Court 2 for okie last year by conference time. She beat Mia 6-2, 6-1. Preseason ITA #20.
Anchorhold said:
Mamedova was playing Court 2 for okie last year by conference time. She beat Mia 6-2, 6-1. Preseason ITA #20.
yeah, i remember now. i think she was the best on their team, honestly.
aggiedrjdub said:Anchorhold said:
Mamedova was playing Court 2 for okie last year by conference time. She beat Mia 6-2, 6-1. Preseason ITA #20.
yeah, i remember now. i think she was the best on their team, honestly.
She's very good but I doubt she plays #1 this year.
OU loaded.
Lu defeats the #2 seed, 6-2, 0-6, 6-3. Good win
aggiedrjdub said:
Lu defeats the #2 seed, 6-2, 0-6, 6-3. Good win
Her offseason has been perfect.
Ton of high level matches, play well and get better, but don't do so well that she skips the spring and goes pro.
I was a little worried she'd break into the top 150 quickly and be tempted to skip. That is perfect - next summer.
Mamedova defeats Reed 4 and 4
I'm surprised how weak the draw is. You can still win a big to NCAAs, but I think this represents the coaches opinions on fall.
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