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2003-04 UCCS Women's Tennis Releases

September 18, 2003		Season-opening loss doesn't quell optimism	The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's tennis team lost its first match of the season, but not its optimism. Indeed, it takes only a casual look at the 9-0 defeat to Colorado Christian to see why coach Sarah Cartwright sees so much positive for the coming season.
February 28, 2004		Women's Tennis Starts Season off with a loss	The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs lost its spring season opener 5-4 to the Colorado College Tigers Saturday at the Country Club of Colorado.
March 12, 2004		Stong doubles play not enough in loss to Metro	While the sun was shining Friday, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's tennis team's doubles was shining as well. Unfortunately, when the sun set, so did the hopes of defeating the defending Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference champion Metro State Roadrunners.
March 31, 2004		Brennenstuhl wins twice but women's tennis falls	Despite a pair of wins by senior Danele Brennenstuhl, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's tennis team was defeated 7-2 by the Colorado State-Pueblo Thunderwolves Wednesday at the Broadmoor.
April 12, 2004		Women's tennis falls to 0-9	The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's tennis team remained winless with a 9-0 loss to the Colorado College Tigers Monday.
April 19, 2004		Mountain Lions win two straight matches	Kim Barberi was tied with Debbie Deville at 2-2 in the second set Monday when it became clear that the fate of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's tennis team was in her hands. All of the other scores were in, and the Mountain Lions were tied 4-4 with the Colorado Christian Cougars with only Barberi and Deville on the court.
April 23, 2004		Duvall named second-team All-RMAC	University of Colorado at Colorado Springs freshman Nikki Duvall was named second-team All-RMAC at No. 6 singles, the conference announced Friday.