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Tigers fall to Notre Dame in ACC Tournament quarterfinals

CHARLOTTE, NC.- After a full 60 minute battle, the Clemson Tigers (11-7, 3-7 ACC) lost 14-12 in the ACC Quarterfinals against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (15-

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Tigers down Panthers for program's first ACC Tournament win

CLEMSON, S.C. – Scoring an ACC home season-high number of goals, the No. 7 seeded Clemson Tigers (11-6, 4-6) secured their first win in the ACC Tournament in pr

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WTEN: Tigers Drop ACC Quarterfinals Match to No. 13 NC State

CARY, N.C. - The 12th-seeded Clemson Women’s Tennis team (13-13) ended their ACC Championship tournament run on Friday as they lost 4-0 against fourth-seeded and 12th-ranked NC State (20-7). The match began outdoors at Cary Tennis Park, but was moved to Duke’s indoor courts midway through singles due to weather. The Tigers were playing for a third straight day after back-to-back wins against Boston College and Georgia Tech, earning a berth in the ACC Quarterfinals for the first time since the 2017 season. The Tigers’ win over Georgia Tech also marked their first win over a top-five seed at the ACC since 2008.“It’s always tough to finish a tournament with a loss,” Head Coach Boomer Saia said. “This group found a peak in this tournament and played extremely hard for the last three days. They made it farther in this tournament than we have been in a while, so it’s great momentum for our program.”Clemson battled hard in doubles, dropping court one against the No. 10 ranked team, 6-0. Sophia Hatton and Alina Tsyurpalevych dominated on court three, defeating the pair of Dittman and Renchili 6-2. It all came down to court two, where Cristina Mayorova and Leigh Van Zyl came back as they were down 5-4 to tie the match to 6-6. Taking the lead early in the tiebreak set, 3-0, the Tigers ultimately lost the doubles point to the 19th-ranked duo of Abrams and Zyryanova As singles began, it became clear that weather was going to play a factor in the match. The match was halted due to rain, and with the tight schedule, the match was moved to Duke’s indoor facilities.Resuming play in Duke, the Tigers fell on courts five, six, and one. Mayorova was forced to abandon her match as she was leading No. 69 Rencheli 6-2, 2-0. The Tigers stand at 13-13 overall and ranked 55th nationally. The 64-team NCAA Tournament Selection Show airs Monday, April 29 at 6:30 p.m. on NCAA.com. Hatton leads the team in singles with 16 wins, and the pairing of Hatton and Tsyurpalevych led the Tigers with 12 victories on the season.Follow @ClemsonWTennis on X, Instagram, and Facebook for the most up-to-date information. (4) NC State 4, (12) Clemson 0Doubles: #10 Amelia Rajecki/Maddy Zampardo def. Eleni Louka/Jenna Thompson, 6-0 #19 Sophie Abrams/Anna Zyryanova def. Cristina Mayorova/Leigh Van Zyl, 7(7)-6(4) Sophia Hatton/Alina Tsyurpalevych def. Gina Dittmann/Abigail Rencheli, 6-2Order of finish: (1,3,2)Singles: #5 Amelia Rajecki (ST) def. Eleni Louka (CU) 6-2, 6-1 #69 Abigail Rencheli (ST) vs. Cristina Mayorova (CU) 2-6, 0-2, unfinished #52 Anna Zyryanova (ST) vs. Daniella Medvedeva (CU) 6-3, 3-2, unfinished Gina Dittmann (ST) vs. Sophia Hatton (CU) 6-2, 0-1, unfinished Maddy Zampardo (ST) def. Jenna Thompson (CU) 6-2, 6-2 Sophie Abrams (ST) def. Leigh Van Zyl (CU) 6-2, 6-1Order of finish: (5,6,1)

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Clemson lacrosse takes OT regular season finale win at Pitt

PITTSBURGH, PA – Freshman Natalie Shurtleff scored the game tying and game winning goal in overtime to give the Clemson Tigers (10-7, 3-6 ACC) the 12-11 victory

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WTEN: Tigers Claw Into ACC Quarterfinals With 4-3 Upset Over Georgia Tech

CARY, N.C. – Leigh Van Zyl fought her way out of a 4-1 deficit in the third set to defeat Mahak Jain, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5, and seal Clemson Women’s Tennis’s 4-3 victory over fifth-seeded and 22nd-ranked Georgia Tech in the Second Round of the ACC Championship. The 12th-seeded Tigers (13-12) snapped a nine-match skid against the Yellow Jackets (13-9) and earned their first win over a top-five seed in the ACC Tournament since 2008.https://twitter.com/ClemsonWTennis/status/1781099909703209201Clemson avenged a 4-0 defeat to Georgia Tech just 13 days ago in Atlanta and will make an appearance in the ACC Quarterfinal for the first time since 2017. Clemson will play fourth-seeded and 13th-ranked N.C. State at 3:30 p.m. on Friday in the Quarterfinal, held at Cary Tennis Park. Tickets, live stats, and the live stream for tomorrow’s match can be found on the ACC Championship Page.https://twitter.com/ClemsonWTennis/status/1781104536532250765“What an inspiring win today from our team,” Head Coach Boomer Saia said. “It was almost the exact same situation as yesterday, and we had two different people clinch and come out on top during both matches. It was really inspiring. After losing in doubles, we got gritty and dug deep.”Saia continued, saying, “It was inspiring to see as a coach, and especially for our staff, as we preach about getting gritty for one another and playing for each other. We have battled various injuries this season, and it is truly inspiring to see us come together at the end of the season. We look forward to recovering and getting back out there tomorrow against N.C. State.”In his first season guiding the Tigers, Head Coach Boomer Saia’s club has won multiple matches in an ACC Tournament for the first time since 2008 and for just the eighth time ever. The Tigers claimed four singles victories after dropping the doubles point, with Cristina Mayorova, Daniella Medvedeva, and Sophia Hatton each earning straight-set victories on courts two, three, and four, respectively. Hatton earned her fifth consecutive singles decision, and she’s 16-4 in her past 20 dual-match appearances. Medvedeva continued her gutsy play with a dominant 6-3, 6-2 win over Alejandra Cruz on court three. Mayorova picked up a clutch 6-3, 7-5 win on court two, where she had dropped seven straight. That shifted the focus to Van Zyl on court six. https://twitter.com/ClemsonWTennis/status/1781075410391875664She claimed the first set 6-4 against Jain, a senior. Jain fought back with a 6-4 win of her own, setting up a third set. Jain appeared to have the match in hand for the Yellow Jacket, jumping out to leads of 3-0 and 4-1. But Van Zyl went on the offensive, winning the next four games to take a 5-4 lead. She had three match points, but Jain was able to battle back and tie the set. However, Van Zyl broke again and served for the match, winning 7-5. Van Zyl won her 19th singles match of the season, snapping a three-match skid and bouncing back from a straight-set loss on Wednesday.Follow @Clemsonwtennis on X, Instagram, and Facebook for the most up-to-date information.Clemson 4, Georgia Tech 3Doubles: #16 Carol Lee/Kate Sharabura def. Eleni Louka/Jenna Thompson (CU), 6-3 #52 Alejandra Cruz/Given Roach (GT) led Cristina Mayorova/Leigh Van Zyl (CU), 5-3, unfinished Scarlett Nicholson/Kylie Bilchev (GT) def. Sophia Hatton/Alina Tsyurpalevych (CU), 6-0Order of Finish: 3, 1, 2Singles: #44 Carol Lee (GT) def. Eleni Louka (CU), 6-2, 6-2 Cristina Mayorova (CU) def. Kylie Bilchev (GT), 6-3, 7-5 Daniella Medvedeva (CU) def. Alejandra Cruz (GT), 6-3, 6-2 Sophia Hatton (CU) def. Scarlett Nicholson (GT), 7-5, 6-2 Kate Sharabura (G.T.) def. Jenna Thompson (CU), 7-6(2), 2-6, 6-1 Leigh Van Zyl (CU) def. Mahak Jain (GT), 6-4, 4-6, 7-5Order of Finish: 1, 3, 4, 2, 5, 6

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Bockstie notches milestone, Tigers fall at No. 4 BC

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – Claire Bockstie recorded her 200th career goal as the Clemson Tigers Women’s Lacrosse team (9-5, 2-5 ACC) fell to the No. 4 Boston Colleg

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Tigers shut out Pirates in second half to take road win

GREENVILLE, N.C. – The Clemson Tigers (9-4, 2-4 ACC) went on a 10-0 scoring run in the second half and defeated the East Carolina Pirates (3-9, 0-3 AAC) in a 17

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Poppie introduced as next Clemson head coach

Poppie introduced as next Clemson head coach
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WTEN: Tigers Defeat Louisville, 4-3, In Second ACC Conference Win

CLEMSON, S.C. – The Clemson Women’s Tennis team (11-8, 2-6 ACC) defeated Louisville (4-13, 0-8 ACC) 4-1 on Thursday, March 28th. This marks the Tigers' second ACC-conference win. “What a great team win for these Tigers,” Head Coach Boomer Saia said. “The conditions today were tough, with the wind and the loss of the doubles point. Louisville had a lot of momentum, and I commend our players for finding ways to get four points on the board. Watching Cristina Mayorova and Jenna Thompson battle down the stretch and win both of their third sets was awesome.” “It was neat to watch our team stand up in the face of adversity, so we will enjoy this excellent home win before returning after it for Tiger Tennis Fest on Saturday,” Saia continued. “We are looking forward to the opportunity to take two home wins this weekend.” In doubles, court one fell first to Allie Gretkowski and Lika Peresypkina 6-3. Court three saw Sophia Hatton and Alina Tsyurpalevych's first win of the day, 6-4. The doubles point came down to court three, where Jenna Thompson and Leigh Van Zyl dueled hard but ultimately fell 7-5. In singles, Van Zyl won both her sets easily, 6-2, 6-2. Van Zyl secured the Tigers' first point of the day, tying the score to Clemson 1, Louisville 1. Shortly after, Medvedeva fell to Jamilah Snells 6-3, 6-3. Following Medvedeva’s loss, Alexandra Anttila was defeated 7-6 (7-4), 7-5. On court four, Hatton battled hard, winning her first match 7-5. In her second match she defeated Germany Davis 6-3, bringing the score to 3-2, with Louisville leading. Thompson followed and secured her match after going to three sets. In set one, Thompson won 6-4. She lost the second match 4-6 but pulled off the win in the third set, winning 6-2. With Thompson’s win on court two, the score was level at 3-3 Coming down to court one, Mayorova fought hard against Jamila Snells. In the first set, Mayorova lost 3-6. Bouncing back, Mayorova finished the match, scoring 6-3, 6-2, and clinched the match for the Tigers. Next, the Tigers are set to take on Notre Dame at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 30. This match is part of the Tiger Tennis Fest promotion. Fans are encouraged to come to the women’s match and stay for the men’s match against Florida State at 2 p.m. There will be multiple activities for fans of all ages, including an Easter egg hunt, face painting, a food truck, and games. Various raffle prizes will be available during both matches. RESULTS: No. 56 Clemson (11-8), 4 vs Louisville (4-13), 3 Doubles Gretkowski/Peresypkina (LOU) def. Mayorova/Medvedeva (CU), 6-3 Miret/Snells (LOU) def. Thompson/Van Zyl (CU), 7-5 Hatton/Tsyurpalevych (CU) def. Davis/Clement (LOU), 6-4 Order of Finish: 1, 3, 2 Singles Christina Mayorova (CU) def. Jamilah Snells (LOU), 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 Lika Peresypkina (LOU) def. Daniella Medvedeva (CU), 6-3, 6-3 Jenna Thompson (CU) def. Germany Davis (LOU), 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 Sophia Hatton (CU) def. Berta Miret (LOU), 7-5, 6-3 Leigh Van Zyl (CU) def. Allie Gretkowski (LOU), 6-2, 6-2 Elena Noguero (LOU) def. Alexandra Anttila (CU), 7-6 (7-4), 7-5 Order of Finish: 5, 2, 6, 4, 3, 1

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WTEN: Match Day Central vs Louisville and Notre Dame

🐾 Clemson vs Louisville 📍 Clemson, S.C. 🗓 Thursday, Mar. 28, 5:00 p.m. 📺 Live Stream 📊 Live Scoring 🎟️ FREE 🆓 Tiger Tennis Fest 📱X • Instagram • Facebook 🐾 Clemson vs No. 32 Notre Dame 📍 Clemson S.C. 🗓 Saturday, Mar. 30, 10:00 a.m. 📺 Live Stream 📊 Live Scoring 🎟️ FREE 🆓 Tiger Tennis Fest 📱X • Instagram • Facebook –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– CLEMSON, S.C. – The Clemson Women’s Tennis team (10-8, 1-6 ACC) is set to take on a pair of ACC-Conference opponents later this week. On Thursday, March 28, The Tigers are set to play Louisville (4-12, 0-7 ACC) at 5 p.m. at the Duckworth Family Tennis Facility. On Saturday, March 30, The Tigers take on Notre Dame at 10 a.m. and is a part of Tiger Tennis Fest. “This will be a great tennis weekend and an opportunity for our team,” Head Coach Boomer Saia said. “Louisville and Notre Dame are battle-tested, and we must have our best tennis come out against both. Saturday will be an incredible day with Tennis Fest! It will be a full day of Women’s and Men’s tennis, with a food truck and various activities scattered throughout the matches. Tiger Tennis Fest is the first of its kind in college tennis—it will be a great interactive opportunity for all Clemson Tiger Fans!” This will be the ninth meeting between Clemson and Louisville. The Tigers lead the series with the Cards, 8-1, and last defeating Louisville 4-3 in 2023. Against Notre Dame, this will be the 23rd meeting between the two programs. Notre Dame leads 13-9, and the Tigers last won in 2022, 4-3. On Saturday, following the Women’s match, the Men’s Tennis team will take on Florida State at 2 p.m. as part of the Tiger Tennis Fest. Fans are encouraged to stay the whole day to cheer on both teams. Throughout the day, there will be activities for fans of all ages. Pickleball is available for fans to play on the courts, but it is not in use throughout the day. Other activities include face painting and games. There will be a shaved ice truck from 1-2 p.m., and pictures with the Tiger will be from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Lastly, there will be an Easter egg hunt and a raffle for prizes during both matches. The Tigers are excited to return home and see everyone out for Tiger Tennis Fest. For the most up-to-date information, please follow @Clemsonwtennis on X, Instagram, and Facebook.

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