The UW-Whitewater women's tennis team won twice Thursday in Orlando, Florida, defeating Kalamazoo College 9-0 and Calvin College 5-4.  UW-W, with a seven match win streak, is 18-2 this year.

UW-Whitewater 9, Kalamazoo College 0
singles
1.  Kalla Schaefer (Madison/Madison Memorial), WW, def. Kelsey Hassevoort, KC, 6-1. 6-0
2.  Amy Siemon (Crystal Lake, IL/Crystal Lake South), WW, def. Kari Larson, KC, 6-2, 3-6 (12-10)
3.  Megan Kasten (Verona/Verona), WW, def. Kelsey Moran, KC, 6-2. 6-0
4.  Alexandra Bayliss (Sheboygan/North), WW, def. Jenna Riehl, KC, 6-0, 6-1
5.  Sydney Divelbiss (Middleton/Middleton), WW, def. Kate Farwell, KC, 6-2, 6-1
6.  Lauren Aguilar (Gurnee, IL/Carmel Catholic ), WW, def. Paula Silverman, KC, 6-2, 6-1
doubles
1.  Schaefer/Bayliss, WW, def. Larson/Moran, KC, 8-5
2.  Siemon/Aguilar, WW, def. Riehl/Silverman, KC, 8-1
3.  Kasten/Divelbiss, WW, def. Hassevoort/Farwell, KC, 8-4

UW-Whitewater 5, Calvin College 4
singles
1.  Melissa Oosterhouse, CC, def. Kalla Schaefer (Madison/Madison Memorial), WW, 7-5, 6-1
2.  Kaitlin Spoelhof, CC, def. Annie Smith (Algonquin, IL/H.D. Jacobs), WW, 6-2, 6-4
3.  Michelle Busscher, CC, def. Megan Kasten (Verona/Verona), WW, 7-5, 6-1
4.  Sydney Divelbiss (Middleton/Middleton), WW, def. Lauren Schlagenhauf, CC, 6-0, 6-1
5.  Alexandra Bayliss (Sheboygan/North), WW, def. Jordan Ipema, CC, 6-0, 6-1
6.  Lauren Aguilar (Gurnee, IL/Carmel Catholic ), WW, def. Elise Doezema, CC, 6-0, 6-1
doubles
1.  Oosterhouse/Spoelhof, CC, def. Schaefer/Bayliss, WW, 8-6
2.  Smith/Divelbiss, WW, def. Busscher/Doezema, CC, 8-0
3.  Kasten/Aguilar, WW, def. Schlagenhauf/Bethany Zoerhof, CC, 8-0

Frank Barnes, UW-W's tennis coordinator, has used sixteen players in singles play this year, and no Warhawk has a losing record.  His numerous doubles combinations, nineteen of them, have just one duo with a losing record, that being 0-1.  Four Warhawks have reached the twenty win mark in singles play, led by Bayliss at 28-2.  Kasten is 26-4, Divelbiss 21-3, and Smith 20-6.  Aguilar and Kasten have teamed up for a 15-1 mark, and Smith and Divelbiss are 17-6.

The Warhawk tennis teams, women and men, combined for an 11-0 record on their Florida trip.

The Warhawks will return home to face Division I UW-Madison Saturday in the Nielsen Tennis Center in Madison.   Whitewater, champions of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference four years in a row, will host the WIAC Automatic Qualifying Tournament Saturday, April 30.  The top four teams from the fall WIAC championship will meet to determine the league's automatic qualifier in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III championship in May.

For additional information:  Frank Barnes, UW-W tennis coordinator