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Women's Tennis Jayson Hajdu, UND Athletic Media Relations

Chicago State wins Great West Conference third-place match

GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Chicago State, the tournament's top seed, swept both doubles and won the first two singles matches to clinch a 4-0 victory over New Jersey Institute of Technology in this morning's third place game of the 2010 Great West Conference Tennis Championship at Center Court Fitness Club.

In No. 1 doubles, CSU's Dian Mayasari and Golda Rubina teamed for an 8-6 win over NJIT's Nina Mayevska and Isha Toor. In No. 2 doubles, Juan Rosalia Tejoprayitno and Juan Rosalina Tejoprayitno combined for an 8-4 win over Ana Lidon and Anine Lovdal.

With both teams fielding lineups of only five players, only two doubles matches were played and each was counted as one points.

Chicago State entered singles competition leading 2-0 and secured the match victory with wins in No. 1 and No. 4 singles. In No. 1 singles, Mayasari took the first set from Mayevska 6-2 and led the second set 1-0 when Mayevska suffered an injury and was unable to continue.

Rubina won the decisive point when she defeated Lovdal, 6-3 and 6-4, in straight sets.

The No. 2, No. 3 and No. 5 singles matches were then abandoned.

North Dakota and Texas-Pan American will meet in the tournament championship at noon.

Great West Conference individual awards and all-conference teams will be named following the championship match.

Singles competition
1. Dian Mayasari (CSU) def. Nina Mayevska (NJIT) 6-2, 1-0 (retired)
2. Juan Rosalia Tejoprayitno (CSU) vs. Ana Lidon (NJIT) 6-2, 5-4 (unfinished)
3. Juan Rosalina Tejoprayitno (CSU) vs. Isha Toor (NJIT) 6-6 (unfinished)
4. Golda Rubina (CSU) def. Anine Lovdal (NJIT) 6-3, 6-4
5. Peggy Moore (CSU) vs. Fanny Aizier (NJIT) 4-6, 0-1 (unfinished)
6. Not played

Doubles competition
1. Dian Mayasari/Golda Rubina (CSU) def. Nina Mayevska/Isha Toor (NJIT) 8-6
2. Juan Rosalia Tejoprayitno/Juan Rosalina Tejoprayitno (CSU) def. Ana Lidon/Anine Lovdal (NJIT) 8-4
3. Not played

~Go Sioux~


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