Box Score PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. | South Alabama women's tennis fell to the number two seed James Madison Dukes 4-1 Friday afternoon, ending their run at the Sun Belt Conference Tournament.
 
Struck claimed the first doubles win of the day with a win from the duo of Luminita Tutunaru and Tereza Dejnozkova at number one, winning 6-2 over Kylie Moulin and Ines Oliveira.
 
The Dukes evened the doubles score following a win at number three, where Daria Afanasyeva and Reka Matko beat Chems Doha Zeghlouli and Otoha Aoki 6-4.
 
The James Madison duo of Daria Munteanu and Daniela Voloh put the Dukes up 1-0 following a 6-3 win over Elysia Pool and Nikola Novotna.
 
Freshman Chems Doha Zeghlouli evened the score on the day, beating Ines Oliveira 6-1, 6-0 to tie the match at 1-1.
 
The Dukes took the lead again with a 7-6, 6-2 win at number three from Daniela Voloh over Nikola Novotna.
 
James Madison extended its lead to 3-1 following a comeback win at number one, where Kylie Moulin beat Luminita Tutunaru 3-6, 6-2, 6-1.
 
James Madison clinched the match with a win at number four, with Daria Munteanu beating Tereza Dejnozkova 4-6, 6-1, 6-4.
 
 South Alabama finished the season 18-6 overall and 7-4 in Sun Belt action.
 
Quotable from coach Dr. Jaco Keyser
"Good fight but unfortunately not good enough today. I guess we could put a positive spin on this year and say we had great 18-6 record and it's a rebuild or reset with a new team but we are way past that stage as a program. Disappointed that our streak of playing in the finals 10 years straight is over. Disappointed in our lack of progress this year. Disappointed that we did not maximize our potential as a team. Having said that I honestly have zero regrets. Our talent level is high, and the intent and fight was great. One of those rare years where we could not quite figure things out. Everyone involved will use this disappointment as motivation that will turn into determination to make the improvements needed to bounce back next year because we will never be comfortable with not maximizing potential in this program and not challenging for conference."
 
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