Radnor, Pa. (Oct. 12, 2016) - Alvernia University (3-0) collected its second consecutive shutout with a 9-0 victory over Cabrini College (6-7) Wednesday afternoon in non-conference women's tennis action at Cabrini.

The Crusaders dominated in doubles action, allowing just three points across all three doubles matchups. Cassandra Noray and Emily Thek took the first flight, 8-2, as Cassandra Bean and Amanda Phillips took the next flight, 8-1.

Xena Sperrazza and Lydines Haddock rounded out the doubles flights, not allowing a single point to Cabrini's Sydney Lynch and Lucy Travers.

Alvernia continued to shine in singles action, winning every flight in straight sets.

Phillips and Thek posted flawless performances, taking 6-0 sets in No.2 and No.3 singles, respectively.

Noray joined Phillips and Thek in advancing to 3-0 in singles play for the year, taking her top flight, 6-3, 6-0.

Bean and Sperrazza both move to 2-0, each appearing in a new flight, as Bean advanced two spots to No.4 singles and Sperrazza crept up a spot to No. 5.
Haddock wrapped up the contest with a 9-8 single set victory, taking the tiebreaker 7-5.

Alvernia concludes its fall season on Saturday, competing in the MAC Women's Tennis Individual tournament at Kirby Park. Complete championship information can be found on the Middle Atlantic Conference website at: http://gomacsports.com/sports/2016/8/1/WTENINDCHAMP2016.aspx?