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Women's Tennis Matthew Slade, Sports Information Intern

Badgers compete at OUA championships

The seasons of the Brock Badgers men's and women's tennis teams have come to an end following the OUA Tennis Championships, hosted by the University of Waterloo at Mayfair Toronto East.
 
The women's team finished sixth overall, while the men secured eighth place.
 
After opening the tournament with a 6-1 loss to the three-time reigning OUA champion Toronto Varsity Blues on Friday, Oct. 9, the women bounced back against the Waterloo Warriors the following day.
 
Miriam Troger, Fiona Barkovic and Ava Choma each earned singles victories, while Cynthia Szebeni and Hana Daubnerova claimed a doubles win to secure a victory in the fifth-place playoff semi-final.
 
The Badgers then faced the McMaster Marauders in the fifth-place match, falling 3-1 on Saturday, Oct. 10. Troger claimed Brock's lone point, finishing the tournament undefeated across her three matchups, including a win against the 2023 and 2025 OUA Player of the Year, Anastasiya Dyadchenko.
 
On the men's side, Brock opened with a 7-0 loss to the Western Mustangs on Friday before falling 3-0 to McMaster in the fifth-place playoff semi-final on Saturday. The Badgers concluded their tournament against Waterloo, dropping a 3-1 decision despite a victory from fourth-year veteran Evan Goad.
 
As both teams enter the offseason, they will hope to learn from the valuable experience gained from the competition as they set their sights on the 2027 campaign.
 
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Players Mentioned

Fiona Barkovic

Fiona Barkovic

Third Year
Ava Choma

Ava Choma

Second Year
Cynthia Szebeni

Cynthia Szebeni

Third Year
Miriam Troger

Miriam Troger

First Year
Evan Goad

Evan Goad

Fourth Year

Players Mentioned

Fiona Barkovic

Fiona Barkovic

Third Year
Ava Choma

Ava Choma

Second Year
Cynthia Szebeni

Cynthia Szebeni

Third Year
Miriam Troger

Miriam Troger

First Year
Evan Goad

Evan Goad

Fourth Year