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Mizzou tennis hopes to springboard from so-so fall into dynamic spring
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Source: The Pilot Independent

The fall season is over for the Mizzou Tigers tennis team, and coach Robin Goodman learned a lot about his team from the five competitions Mizzou competed in during the fall. New faces all around Seven freshman and one transfer competed for Mizzou this fall. Eight of the nine players on the roster are playing their first season in the black-and-gold, and the results were not anything great, but were fine. Mizzou played 103 matches (singles and doubles combined) across all competitions in the fall. Of those 103, Mizzou won 55, a .533 win percentage against a range of Division I teams. Daria Budko was the best MU performer by win percentage singles. She won six of nine matches, which gave her a team-leading 67% win rate.Mizzou coach Robin Goodman took the limited opportunities in doubles play present in the fall season to try out different combinations of doubles teams.
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