Michigan earns Big Ten women’s weekly honor

• Went 3-0 in singles (and added a singles win) to help Michigan sweep two top-15 opponents in three matches at the ITA National Team Indoor Championship last weekend in Seattle.
• Earned a win at No. 3 singles in the Wolverines’ 4-2 win over No. 7 Virginia on Feb. 10 with a three-set (6-2, 4-6, 6-4) win over Sara. Ziodato
• Picked up Michigan’s only point against eventual champion North Carolina in the 11th. February, beating No. 9 Carson Tanguilig in straight sets (6-2, 7-5)
• Added wins at both singles and doubles in Sunday’s final win over No. 11 Ohio State, defeating Kolie Allen at No. 3 singles in straight sets (6-1, 6-2) and teaming with Gala Mesochoritou to capture the doubles point. 7-5 win with number 2
• Earns first career Big Ten Athlete of the Week honor
• Last Michigan athlete of the week: Kari Miller (February 1, 2023)

2023 Women’s Tennis Big Ten Awards
January 18th Shelly Bereznyak, So., OSU
January 25th Sydni Ratliff, So., OSU
February 1st Kari Miller, Jr., ME
February 8th Irina Cantos Siemers, Grad., OSU
February 16 Julia Fliegner, Su., ME

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