The Texas A&M women’s tennis team faced off against the no. 20 ranked Baylor Bears at 12 p.m. at the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center in Aggieland. After starting off the day with a 6-0 win in doubles by Renee McBryde and Dorthea Faa-Hviding, the Aggies fell to the Baylor Bears in a loss of 5-2 overall. The loss will total number three for the Aggies this season.
The Aggies will look for redemption the afternoon of Friday Feb. 12 where they will play Utah at 4 p.m. at the Mitchell Tennis Center in College Station.
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Sophomore Jessica Anzo serves the ball to start off her doubles match.
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Doubles partners Jessica Anzo and Riley McQuaid congratulate one another after they score a point in their match.
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Sophomore Jessica Anzo returns the ball to her Baylor opponent across the net.
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Junior Katya Townsend has won a total of 10 singles matches so far this season.
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Senior Dorthea Faa-Hviding has won four consecutive singles matches for Texas A&M this season.
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Senior Riley McQuaid confidently prepares to serve the ball.
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Doubles partners Riley McQuaid and Jessica Anzo work together throughout the match because they know every point counts.
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Katya Townsend anticipates the ball coming towards her and prepares to react.
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Junior Jayci Goldsmith currently leads the Aggies with a 5-1 dual match singles record.
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Junior Katya Townsend serves the ball to her opponent.
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Jayci Goldsmith and assistant coach Jordan Szabo fist bump in between matches.
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Junior Renee McBryde helps secure the first win of the day for the Aggies with a 6-0 win in doubles play.
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Junior Jayci Goldsmith focuses on hitting the ball with proper technique.
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