ANNAPOLIS, Md.- The Towson University women's tennis team defeated Georgetown 4-2 Friday night at the Tose Family Tennis Center. The Tigers (4-2) played without junior Chandrè Boshoff, who plays No. 1 doubles and No. 3 singles, and senior Sania Suchinsky, who is 11-4 lifetime on court 6.

Georgetown (2-3) earned the doubles point – winning on courts 2 and 3 before the Tigers stormed back, winning four of the five singles matches that finished.
 
Gaia Montecchi got Towson on the board with a straight set victory at No. 2. After Georgetown regained the lad with a win at No. 5, Towson went ahead 3-2 after a three-set victory by Ashira Murray (No. 4) and a straight set win by Kiersten Tambe at No. 1. Murray is now 6-0 this season.
 
Sophomore Chloe Courtnage clinched the match with a three-set thriller at No. 6 – winning the super breaker 10 points to eight.
 
"This was a tremendous team win," Towson head coach Jamie Peterson said. "We were sluggish in the doubles but they believed in themselves and handled the pressure situations in singles. Missing two starters and pulling out the win, I am extremely proud."
 
The victory moved Peterson into third place on the all-time win list with 79.

Doubles Results (Georgetown earned the point): 
No. 1 – Kiersten Tambe/Tamzin Pountney (TOW) vs. Ashley Kennedy/Paige Gilbert (GU): DNF
No. 2 – Katie Garofolo-Ro/Emily Novikov (GU) def. Ashira Murray/Gaia Montecchi (TOW), 6-4
No. 3 – Ruhika Bhat/ Julia Chu (GU) def. Chloe Courtnage/Sofia Anderson (TOW), 6-3
 
Singles Results: 
No. 1 – Tambe (TOW) def. Novikov (GU), 6-3, 6-2
No. 2 – Montecchi (TOW) def. Chu (GU), 6-1, 7-5
No. 3 – Pountney (TOW) vs. Garofolo-Ro (GU): DNF
No. 4 – Murray (TOW) def. Kennedy (GU), 6-4, 4-6, 10-7
No. 5 – Bhat (GU) def. Aubrey Carper (TOW), 7-5, 6-2
No. 6 – Courtnage (TOW) def. Carolyn Schaefer (GU), 6-3, 6-7 (3), 10-8
 
Next Match: 
Towson will stay in Annapolis for a match-up with Navy (7-4) on Saturday afternoon.