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San José State Spartans Women’s Tennis Sweeps Doubles and Claims Four Singles Wins at SJSU Hidden Duals

San Jose9 State Spartans women's tennis team won all doubles and four singles matches on Nov. 6, 2026, at the SJSU Hidden Duals, led by Soledad Fayos Capilla and Cristina Mateos Losada.

SAN JOSE, Calif. 1112612331 San Jose9 State Spartans women’s tennis team dominated day one of the SJSU Hidden Duals on November 6, 2026, sweeping all doubles matches and securing four singles victories. Standouts Soledad Fayos Capilla and Cristina Mateos Losada each won in doubles and singles, leading the Spartans in matches against Stanislaus State and Nevada.

In doubles, Fayos Capilla and Mateos Losada defeated Katrine Damkjaer and Nica Sobrepena 6-0. Emma Fantousis and Camila Celis also secured a 6-0 win over Alessandra Del Pino Carvajal and Emi Mikami, while Emilija Pranyte and Nitika Girish prevailed 6-3 against Abbigail Mulick and Lisa Lieberman. The team swept all doubles contests, setting a strong tone for the day.

In singles competition versus Nevada, Fantousis won 6-2, 7-6 (1) against Defne Aydemir, Fayos Capilla defeated Kennedy Robinson 6-3, 6-4, Mateos Losada triumphed over Lucie Vagnerova 6-0, 6-3, and Katarina Brajovic added a 6-0, 6-4 victory over Shinar Zahra. Both Pranyte and Girish fell in their singles matches, with Pranyte losing 6-0, 7-6 (10) and Girish dropping a three-set match 1-6, 6-1, 6-4.

The Spartans will continue the SJSU Hidden Duals on November 7, 2026, facing Santa Clara in doubles and Stanislaus State in singles at the Degheri Tennis Center in Santa Clara.

CSB Take

San Jose9 State’s clean sweep of doubles matches and strong singles performances on day one of the SJSU Hidden Duals highlight the team’s depth and skill. The standout efforts from Fayos Capilla and Mateos Losada provide momentum as the Spartans prepare for their next challenge against Santa Clara and Stanislaus State. Maintaining this level of play will be crucial for their continued success in the tournament and the season ahead.


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