Tuesday’s colleges: UMass set to face to top-ranked Florida in NCAA Women’s Tennis Tournament

By MATT VAUTOUR

@MattVautourDHG

Published: 05-02-2017 11:26 PM

For the UMass tennis team to continue its magical run in the NCAA Tournament, the Minutewomen are going to have to pull a monumental upset.

UMass’ reward for winning the Atlantic 10 championship in Orlando, Florida, Sunday, was a trip back to the Sunshine State to face Florida, the No. 1 seed in the field.

The Minutewomen will have time to prepare. They don’t play until May 13 at 1 p.m. in Gainesville.

Anna Woosley, who had the match clinching win over VCU, said she still hadn’t come down from her excitement.

“It’s a bit of a blur. I was just trying hard not to feel the pressure and to block everything out,” she said. “I don’t remember playing my last point. I remember the feeling off elation coming through for my team. It was one of the best feelings I’ve ever had in my life and I’ll always remember. it.”

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UMass 6, Bryant 4 (8) — Kaycee Carbone hit a two-run home run in the top of the seventh to force extra innings then hit a two-run single in the eighth to give the Minutewomen the win in Rhode Island.

She finished with three hits in the game.

Meg Colleran earned the win in relief with 4⅓ scoreless innings. She struck out six, gave up one hit and didn’t walk anybody for UMass (25-20).

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Amherst 6, Brandeis 0 — Five Mammouth pitchers combined on a five-hitter on the road.

Ariel Kenney had two hits, two runs and four RBIs for Amherst (17-12).

Hartford 13, UMass 4 — The Hawks scored seven times in the first two innings and the Minutemen (12-25) couldn’t draw even.

Ryan Lever had two hits and drove in two runs for UMass, while Jon Avallone added two hits.

Matt Vautour can be reached at mvautour@gazettenet.com. Get UMass coverage delivered in your Facebook news feed at www.facebook.com/GazetteUMassCoverage

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