All of our singles matches were good. They were all close, and it was nice to come out on top in the second through fifth singles matches.

I'm not worried about the rest of the season. We have a very deep team in the America East. We will be seeded No. 1 in the conference tournament.

I'm pleased overall. After they beat us, they went on to upset Michigan, who at the time was ranked No. 22 in the U.S. So I'm happy with how we were able to play with them.

It was great doubles and could have gone either way. It's tough to lose the doubles, because you always want that first point, but we're playing well, and now we just need to win four singles matches.

It will be nice to play on a consistent surface in warm weather, as opposed to here. We are going to play some nationally ranked teams, but we can beat anyone -- we just have to be confident when we step on the court.

The No. 1 and No. 2 singles bounced back. They beat the same girls they had a problem with last year.

Danielle's a freshman, and there was a lot of pressure, but she worked really hard and changed her game. She was up, then down, then up again. I feel great. This was a roller coaster match. I was very pleased, especially considering they beat us last year 7-0.

It is unusual to pair freshman together. They have been very steady throughout the entire season.

One challenge you have when facing a ranked team is how you prepare. It is difficult to prepare for a team with that much talent who you do not face on a regular basis.

I've been trying to get the team to play nationally. It should help us get going. I definitely think it should help us as the season progresses.