Ebensburg, Pa. – Both Saint Francis University Tennis teams defeated Lafayette in their respective matches on Sunday. The women won 4-3 and the men won 5-2.

Women's Results: Saint Francis 4, Lafayette 3.  

Doubles 
The Red Flash won the no. 1 doubles match, but dropped the no. 2 and no. 3 doubles contests to concede the doubles point to the Leopards.

Diana Zuba and Dasha Chichkina won the no. 1 doubles match 6-3. The pair are now 13-11 together this season.

Singles 
Saint Francis won the no. 1, 2, 5 and 6 singles matches to win the match 4-3.

Zuba and Chichkina gave the Red Flash a 2-1 lead after securing victories in no. 1 and 2 matches.

The Leopards took the no. 3 and 4 singles matches, leaving the contest up to the final two singles spots.

Morgan Tuffs and Sophia Cunningham got the job done in the no. 6 and no. 5 matches respectively, with Cunningham earning the final point.

The four Red Flash players who won on Sunday all have winning records on the season. Zuba is 16-5, Chichkina is 14-5, Cunningham is 7-3 and Tuffs is 11-5.

Men's Results: Saint Francis 5, Lafayette 2.  

Doubles 
Alan Gonzalez and Gregory Troyan earned a 6-3 victory in the no. 1 doubles match, but the Red Flash dropped the doubles point after losses in the no. 2 and 3 matches.

The win improves Gonzalez's doubles record to 9-6 and gets Troyan back to .500 at 5-5.

Singles 
Saint Francis won five of the six singles matches, only losing the no. 3 match. Gonzalez, Kevin Titus Suresh, Patrick Reese, Kevin Kruzel and Matt Kozar won the no. 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 matches respectively.

Titus Suresh improved to a team-best 11-5 in singles on the year. Gonzalez and Reese also have winning records on the year at 9-7 and 5-4.

Flash Facts 
Zuba won her 30th career singles match on Sunday against the Leopards and moved into a tie for 11th all-time in program history. The Marlboro, N.J. native has now won five singles matches in a row and two doubles matches in a row.

Gonzalez's two wins saw him reach 50 total career wins at Saint Francis, and he is now one singles win away from hitting the 30 for his career.

Next 
Men's Tennis heads to State College, Pa. for a matchup with Penn State on Feb. 15, while the women are back in action on Feb. 23 against Lafayette in Altoona.