The No. 15 Virginia women’s tennis team (11-2, 7-1 ACC) plays its final home match of the regular season when it hosts No. 8 Duke (10-3, 5-2 ACC) today at 1 p.m. at the Virginia Tennis Facility at the Boar’s Head Resort. We will have our pregame Senior Day presentation at 12:50 pm on Court 1

Due to health and safety considerations, in addition to the current guidelines for sports venues set by the Commonwealth of Virginia, attendance for UVA home men’s and women’s indoor tennis competitions will be limited to the family of student-athletes and coaching staff until further notice

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STORYLINES

• Virginia and Duke were originally scheduled to play on Feb. 19, but the match was postponed due to an ice storm in the Carolinas and Virginia
• Virginia has won its last seven matches, all against ACC opponents
• Individual rankings in singles and doubles were updated this week for the first time since the preseason
• All three UVA doubles teams are ranked in the top-50
• Emma Navarro moved up to a No. 6 national ranking in singles. Navarro and senior Rosie Johanson (Vancouver, Canada) are ranked No. 21 in doubles
• Johanson is on a seven-match win streak in singles, winning all in straight-sets
• Natasha Subhash has won five straight matches and is 8-1 in her last nine
• Vivian Glozman and Amber O’Dell are 6-0 in doubles this season. They are ranked No. 41
• The Blue Devils have dropped to No. 8 in this week’s ITA rankings after being ranked No. 6 the previous week
• The Blue Devils have four players in the updated ITA singles rankings, including two in the top-20: Kelly Chen (17) and Chloe Beck (20)
• Duke leads the all-time series, 62-7. Virginia’s last win came during the 2016 ACC Tournament

Today we will honor two student-athletes who are playing their final regular-season match on the home courts

Vivian Glozman has been a fixture in the UVA lineup since transferring here for her sophomore season. Over her three seasons on Grounds, she has been nationally ranked in both doubles and singles by the ITA and has been recognized as the ACC Player of the Week. Last season, she was the Kitty Harrison Invitational doubles champion and won 12-straight doubles matches to close out the season.

Rosie Johanson has been an impact player for the Cavaliers. She’s been ranked in singles and doubles, rising as high as No. 7 in the doubles rankings. She’s was the ITA Atlantic Region rookie of the year before becoming an All-ACC first-teamer her sophomore season. She’s earned invitations to both the NCAA singles and doubles championships, but perhaps her most telling honor came last season when she was named the Atlantic Region’s Cissie Leary Sportsmanship Award winner.