Recap
The Nichols College women's tennis team defeated Gordon College 8-1 in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) action Saturday morning in Dudley, Massachusetts on the Robinson Tennis Courts.

The Bison (7-1, 5-0 CCC) started out strong once again, sweeping all three doubles matches highlighted by an 8-2 win at the No. 1 doubles spot, seniors Amarie Settiwongse and Isabelle Leonardi. The Bison then went on the take five of the six singles matches, including having four student-athletes picking up multiple wins; Megan Nathanson, Juliana Herrera, Leonardi and Settiwongse.

The Fighting Scots (5-4, 3-2 CCC) picked up there sole win at the No. 6 singles spot with a 6-1, 6-2 win by Abigail Graves. The Bison snapped the Scots three game win streak in today's Homecoming victory.
 
Three things you need to know…
-With today's win head coach Paul Brower picks up his 400th career victory, combined between the men's and women's tennis teams. Brower has 208 wins with the men's tennis team and 192 with the women's team.
-With a victory today, Settiwongse is now tied with Lindsay Benoit for the all-time wins records.
With today's doubles victory, Leonardi is now tied with Cristina Szepanski for the all-time doubles record.
 
Quote
"Today was a very special day for the program. It was an honor to Induct Anna Dyakiv, class of 2014 and Justin DeLuca class of 2014 into the Nichols hall of Fame. The ceremony was just the beginning of an amazing day. Seeing Izzy tie the record for doubles wins in a career, then Amie tie the singles wins total for her career was awesome. Then to see the teams get their rings at halftime of the football game was icing on the cake. Records, rings, and seeing so many alumni back on the hill really made for a special day. I'm proud of this team and their efforts. Hopefully we can continue our momentum as we head into a big one with RWU. I have confidence in these ladies and look forward to a tough match." –Nichols head coach Paul Brower
 
Next Match
Wednesday, October 2 @ Roger Williams, 4:00 p.m.