Ninth-ranked Trojans sweep the Bloodhounds in Fairfield tennis dual
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 1:48 AM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026
TennisThe ninth-ranked Fairfield Trojans girls tennis team improved to 7-0 this season with a comprehensive 9-0 victory over Southeast Conference rival Fort Madison on Monday. Ria Ross and Aubrey Ryan opened the dual by securing an 8-0 win in the top doubles match. Natalie Steele added a 9-0 victory in top singles, while Yammanur, Faeven Gebremariam, Mareyn, and Kinzley Dunkin each contributed 8-0 wins in their respective singles and doubles appearances. The performance kept Fairfield undefeated in conference play with a 6-0 record. This marks the second time in six days that the Trojans have shut out the Bloodhounds. The team continues its schedule with a dual against Mount Pleasant at East Lake Park on Thursday.
- •Fairfield remains unbeaten at 7-0 this season following a 9-0 sweep of Fort Madison.
- •Ria Ross secured her 10th consecutive doubles victory while paired with Aubrey Ryan.
- •Natalie Steele earned a 9-0 win in top singles after returning from volleyball commitments.
- •The team holds a 6-0 record within the Southeast Conference.
- •Fairfield travels to Mount Pleasant for the next dual match on Thursday.
- 1:48 AMYahoo Sports — Girls tennis: Ninth-ranked Trojans complete sweep of Bloodhounds
"FAIRFIELD — It doesn't seem to matter who her partner is. Ria Ross has proven to be tough to beat in doubles play over the past three seasons no matter who is joining her on the same side of the net. Playing with her fourth different partner this season, Ross picked up her 10th straight doubles victory on Monday as part of a perfect day on the court against Southeast Conference rival Fort ...
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