Waterville, ME - Northern Vermont University-Lyndon and Thomas College played a rare women's tennis quadrupleheader on Sunday.  The host Terriers swept all four matches to improve to 6-5 on the season.  The first match of the day was a North Atlantic Conference matchup, and evened the Terriers' conference mark at 1-1.  The Hornets fell to 0-10 on the season and finish 0-2 in conference.

Match #1 - Thomas 9, NVU-Lyndon 0

The Hornets didn't win more than one game in any of the three doubles matches, or more than two games in any of the six singles flights, as Thomas clinched a NAC playoff berth with a win.

Match #2 - Thomas 8, NVU-Lyndon 1

Thomas again dominated doubles play.  However, several singles matches were more competitive.  Makayla Phoenix (Houston, TX) picked up Lyndon's only win of the day with a hard fought 7-6 (7-0), 7-5 decision over Thomas's Ceileidh Harnum at sixth singles.  In the day's tightest matchup, the Terriers' Olivia Teague edged Lyndon's Lexi Foley (Newburyport, MA) with a third set tiebreak win, 6-4, 1-6, 1-0 (10-3), at fifth singles.  At second singles, Lauren Smith of Thomas downed Rebekah Delgado (Jersey City, NJ), 6-1, 6-2.  The Hornets didn't win more than one game in a set in any of the other three singles matches.

Match #3 - Thomas 9, NVU-Lyndon 0

Thomas cruised to the win in the third match, again dominating doubles play.  The most competitive singles match was in the fifth flight, where the Terriers' Riley Pierce defeated the Hornets' Marisa Schlegel, 6-2, 4-6, 1-0 (7-0).  In the sixth flight, Cassidy Hamm of Thomas downed Lyndon's Emori Davis (Houston, TX), 6-1, 6-4.  Thomas won teh remaining flights without dropping more than two games in any set.

Match #4 - Thomas 9, NVU-Lyndon 0

The final match was all Terriers.  Thomas swept the nine flights with the Hornets only winning six total games.

Sunday's matches concluded the Hornets' season.  Seniors Porter, Delgado, Demers, and Foley wrap up their Hornet careers, while sophomore Powers is expected to be back next season as Lyndon's most experienced player.