Women's tennis tops Mesa State
By Doug Fitzgerald
published September 17,
2004
Natasha Vander Molen, Jessika Kardel and Nikki Duval each swept her singles and doubles matches as the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's tennis team defeated the Mesa State Mavericks 6-3 Friday at the Country Club of Colorado.
The Mountain Lions are now 2-0 for the 2004-05 season, both of which were Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference matches. CU-Colorado Springs has won five of its past six matches dating back to April 17. Prior to that, CU-Colorado Springs had lost 12 consecutive matches.
A big part of that improvement has been team chemistry.
"We're finally having fun on the court and playing like a team," said senior Kim Barberi. "Everyone is supporting each other."
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 | Kimberly Barberi | |||
| Kimberly Barberi | |||
| Kimberly Barberi | |||
 | Jessika Kardel | |||
 | Jessika Kardel | |||
| Jessika Kardel | |||
 | Jessika Kardel | |||
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| April 16, 2005 |  | Tennis loses 5-4 to Hays | The UCCS women's tennis team suffered a 5-4 loss to Fort Hays State on Friday at the Country Club of Colorado. |
| April 13, 2005 |  | Colorado College downs UCCS 8-1 | Colorado College beat the UCCS women's tennis team 8-1 Tuesday afternoon at the Country Club of Colorado. |
| April 11, 2005 |  | Womens tennis falls to Mesa | The UCCS women's tennis team had its two-match win streak snapped Saturday in Grand Junction. Mesa State swept the doubles matches and went on to beat the Mountain Lions 7-2. |
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