FLUSHING, N.Y. – Closing out their 2023-24 season completely on Monday, Post University Women's Tennis headed down the road to Flushing, New York for a date with the 24^th-ranked team in the nation, Queens College. Living up to their ranking, the Knights made quick work of the Eagles in less than three hours' time for the 7-0 sweep as Post ended their campaign on an eight-game losing streak.

THE BASICS

Post University 0, #24 Queens College 7  

Post University (6-13)

#24 Queens College (13-4)
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
A pair of 6-1 wins in the #1 and #2 Doubles were more than enough for the Knights to steal away the Doubles point from Post as senior Oceane Mallevre and sophomore Natalia Gonzalez Ramos were defeated, 6-1, as were juniors Nina Langenfeld and Megan Lombardt. Junior Saga Berggren and graduate student Maja Makal were the recipients of the #1 Doubles win while graduate student Eva Rivoal and sophomore Apolline Lamy took the #2 Doubles. 

With a 6-2 victory, senior Ana Tarbujaru and graduate student Kyra Bergmann helped Queens sweep the Doubles, defeating graduate students Annunciata De-Souza and Julia D'Occhio in the #3 Doubles.

With a similar field going in the Singles, it was a straight sweep for the Knights starting with De-Souza falling in a pair of 6-1 sets to Rivoal in the #1 Singles which was also the case in the #6 Singles for D'Occhio against sophomore Kayla Taszymowicz. A straight sweep was in order for Lamy against Lombardt in the #3 Singles with a pair of 6-0 victories while junior Caroline Hany-Fawzy nearly did the same in the #2 Singles against Mallevre with a 6-2 and 6-0 win.

In the final two matches of the day, Langenfeld lost to Berggren, 6-3 and 6-1, in the #4 Singles while Gonzalez Ramos fell against Tarbujaru, 6-2 and 6-3, which rounded out the 7-0 sweep for the Knights. 

BY THE NUMBERS

• Annuciata De-Souza and Julia D'Occhio lost for the first time in their careers as a duo, losing in the #3 Doubles after winning their first two matches, including one against New Haven this year as a pair
• To end the season, Post University was swept in four of their last six matches since October 13^th against Jefferson University
• Post University has dropped eight straight matches and 12 of their last 13 after starting 5-1 on the year
• In each of the last three matchups, Post University has been swept by Queens College and are now 0-5 all-time against the Knights since they first played against each other during the 2015-16 season