Panther Newcomers: Women's Tennis @ Clemson (Jan. 17, 2025)

After a retirement loss Monday at Georgia Tech, senior Sierra Sandy was back on court against Clemson- she competed in doubles and forced a third set in her singles match. 

Freshman Zeynep Erbakan, who was also competing in her second-ever dual match for the Panthers, picked up her first point in the #6 singles match, winning 6-0, 6-2 and evening her dual singles record at 1-1. 


The Panthers have their home opener Sunday against Kennesaw State. 

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