What a Debut Weekend!

Freshman Lamiss Haouas had herself a weekend in her debut two dual matches for the Panthers' women's tennis team. 

On Saturday against Mercer, she teamed with Defne Erbakan for a 7-5 win to help clinch the doubles point and added a 6-3, 6-2 victory in singles. 

And on Sunday against Georgia Southern, her 6-4 doubles win with Defne Erbakan clinched the doubles point although her singles match went unfinished.

So heading into the South Florida-North Florida road swing this weekend, she has two doubles victories and a singles win across two dual appearances. 

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