Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 | Box Score 3 | Box Score 4 ROME, Ga. ^__ Tuskegee women's tennis continued its impressive start to SIAC play with a dominant showing at the conference round-up in Rome, Georgia, securing victories over Spring Hill, Savannah State, Fort Valley State, and Benedict.
 
With these four wins, the Golden Tigers improved to 4-3 overall and began their conference schedule with a perfect record, reinforcing their position as the defending SIAC champions.
 
In their opening match against Spring Hill, Tuskegee asserted control from the start, sweeping the Badgers 7-0. The Golden Tigers secured the doubles point with strong performances from their top pairings, setting the tone for the remainder of the match.
 
In singles play, Tuskegee continued its dominance, winning every match in straight sets and showcasing precision in shot placement and control of rallies. Their ability to dictate the tempo of play allowed them to shut down Spring Hill's attempts to gain momentum.
 
Tuskegee carried that momentum into their second match against Savannah State, where they delivered another flawless 7-0 victory. The Golden Tigers overpowered Savannah State's lineup with aggressive net play and deep baseline returns.
 
Their efficiency was on full display as they won all singles matches in straight sets while maintaining a commanding presence in doubles competition. The depth of Tuskegee's roster was evident, with every player contributing to the team's success.
 
Against Fort Valley State, Tuskegee continued its winning streak, earning a 6-0 shutout. The match was highlighted by quick finishes in singles play, as Tuskegee demonstrated their technical ability and court awareness.
 
The Golden Tigers controlled each point and capitalized on unforced errors by their opponents. The doubles teams once again delivered a convincing performance, securing the opening point with swift and decisive victories.
 
The most competitive matchup of the round-up came against Benedict, but Tuskegee still walked away with a commanding 6-1 win. The Golden Tigers claimed the doubles point to take the early lead, displaying great coordination and strategy in their pairings.
 
Benedict managed to secure a win at one singles position, but Tuskegee's depth and consistency prevailed as they won five of six singles matches. Their ability to close out games under pressure solidified another strong team performance.
 
Throughout the SIAC round-up, Tuskegee showcased a complete game, excelling in both singles and doubles competition. Their ability to control points, force errors from opponents, and execute their game plans effectively led to a dominant four-match sweep.
 
The Golden Tigers' 4-0 record in conference play sets a strong foundation for the rest of the season as they aim to defend their SIAC title.
 
With momentum on their side, Tuskegee looks ahead to its upcoming matches with confidence, eager to build upon this strong performance and continue its push toward another conference championship.
 
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