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LW Tennis advances in national tournament The Blue Raiders (17-3) advance to play No. 6-seed Vanguard (CA) University at 1pmCT in today's second round. By Chris Wells News from Lindsey Wilson Sports Information Lindsey Wilson completed its first round win today, Wednesday, May 19, 2010, after play was suspended on Tuesday due to rains. Play was stopped yesterday with the Blue Raiders leading 2-1 following the three doubles matches. Lindsey Wilson advanced with four singles wins this morning. The Blue Raiders opened the match with a pair of 8-2 wins from the No. 1 and No. 3 doubles matches. Lindsey Wilson juniors Andrews Moraes and Andre Santos - playing as the top doubles seed - defeated Bethany's Shane Huggins and Kody Koester while LWC freshmen Marion Dalpont and Antoine Pourin beat Bethany's Derek Watson and Will Wiseman to take the 2-0 lead. Bethany (13-4) scored its only point of the match at No. 2 doubles as Jack Schoeman and Fernando Paiva defeated Lindsey Wilson seniors Freddy Luciani and Justin Martin 9-8. Luciani, Moraes, Santos and Pourin all won in straight sets when play resumed this morning to give the Blue Raiders the 6-1 win. The final two singles matches were halted after the Blue Raiders secured enough points to advance. The Blue Raiders face Vanguard this afternoon with a berth into the national quarterfinals on the line. Vanguard (14-7) received one of the nine at-large bids in its 10th appearance in the national tournament. This story was posted on 2010-05-19 12:07:15
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