Women's Tennis Finishes First Day of ITA All-American Championships

Saturday, October 1

Cary, NC

Tulane University

ITA Riviera All-American Championships Pre-Qualifiers

Women's Tennis Finishes First Day of ITA All-American Championships

Oct 1, 2022 | Women's Tennis

CARY, N.C. - Tulane University women's tennis's Adelaide Lavery stunned Oklahoma's Ivana Corley in the pre-qualifying round of the ITA Women's All-American Championships on Saturday morning. Corley came into the match as the round's second seed.

After dropping the first set (3-6), Lavery rebounded and took the second (6-4) to force a third. Winning in the third (7-5) and taking the match, Lavery moved on to the round of 64, beginning tomorrow, where she will face Duke's Elizabeth Coleman at 8 a.m. CT. Coleman topped Texas A&M's Jeanette Mireles 6-3, 7-5 in her first match.

Lahari Yelamanchili also competed in singles, losing her match versus Oregon's Uxia Martinez Moral, 6-4, 6-2.

Lavery paired up with Kristen Borland in the afternoon to take on Wyoming's Sophie Zehender and Ana Fernandez Villa. The duo dropped the match 8-5.

This is the first time in Tulane history that the Green Wave has had a doubles team in the main draw, a doubles team in the pre-qualifying round, and a singles player in the pre-qualifying round.

Schedule & Draw Sizes

Pre-Qualifying | Sat – Sun, Oct 1-2
- Singles Draw of 96
- Doubles Draw of 32
Qualifying | Mon – Tue, Oct 3-4
- Singles Draw of 64
- Doubles Draw of 48
Main Draw | Wed – Sun, Oct 5-9
- Singles Draw of 32
- Doubles Draw of 32

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