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2005-2006 Schedule
“She is well deserving of this award for her accomplishments this season,” said GPC head coach Elaine Bryan. Llorens defeated the No. 1 singles player from Young Harris, 6-3, 6-2 in the first round and cruised to a second round win over Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College 6-0, 6-0. In doubles play, Llorens teamed up with Sandra Berrio in the No. 2 flight and finished 2-0, beating ABAC 6-4, 6-3 and Young Harris 6-4, 6-4. Llorens will compete in the national tournament May 6-12, in Tucson, Arizona.###
GPC nabs two consecutive victories After falling to Gordon College 5-4 a week earlier, the Georgia Perimeter College women’s tennis team downed Young Harris, 5-4 at home and Oxford College @ Emory, 5-4 on the road last week. The Lady Jaguars (3-3) won three singles and two
doubles matches against Young Harris. Sandra Berrio won the No. 4 singles
flight 6-2, 6-1, Francis Garcia won the No. 5 singles flight 6-4, 7-5 and
Carla Perrotte won the No. 6 singles flight. Berrio teamed up with Judit
Llorens in the No. 2 doubles flight, winning 8-4. Perrotte and Ashley
Forrester won 8-2 in the No. 6 doubles flight. The Lady Jaguars are 2-2 in the GJCAA conference and will face Gordon College Tuesday, Apr. 11, on the road in a 3 p.m. match-up. ### February 20, 2006 The Georgia Perimeter College women’s tennis team opened the 2006 season Saturday with a new coach and a new place to call home. Elaine Bryan, physical education professor at the Dunwoody campus, takes over as head coach of the program in her first coaching experience. Although, she enters a different environment for teaching, she is very familiar with the surroundings, also serving as advisor to student-athletes for many years. “I am excited about the opportunity,” said Bryan. The Lady Jaguars’ season began with losses against nationally ranked opponents Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College 8-1 and Florida Community College 9-0. Judit Llorens and Sandra Berrio won their doubles match against ABAC 9-8. Georgia Perimeter is 0-2 on the season and will travel to meet Young Harris College Friday, Feb.24, in a 3 p.m. match, before hosting its first home game Friday, Mar.3, 3 p.m. against Oxford College. ###
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Copyright© 2005 |
Georgia Perimeter College’s Judit Llorens won the No. 1
singles flight and received Most Valuable Player honors at the Georgia
Junior College Athletic Association Region XVII women’s tennis conference
tournament in Tifton, Georgia.