Boston College Women's Tennis Concludes Fall Season at ITA and Michigan State

The Boston College women’s tennis team concluded its fall season through performances at the ITA Sectional Championships at Penn University and the Michigan State Classic. Key highlights included Bella Camacho reaching the consolation singles runner-up position and several players securing undefeated singles records during the Michigan State tournament.

The fall schedule for Boston College women’s tennis reached its conclusion following a series of competitive matches across two major events, according to bceagles.com.

Jackie Soloveychik and Bella Camacho led the Eagles at the ITA Sectional Championships at Penn University.

Camacho finished as the runner-up in the consolation singles category after competing in a demanding singles bracket. Her path included a victory over Syracuse’s Monika Wojick with a 6-2, 6-1 scoreline and a win against Harvard’s Kavya Karra, though she later fell to Jasmine Conway of NC State in a 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 contest.

Camacho finds success at Penn

The sectional tournament tested the depth of the Eagles’ roster against high-level collegiate competition. While Camacho found success in the consolation bracket, Soloveychik also recorded a notable win against Penn’s Peien Dina, winning 6-1, 6-4.

Boston College Women's Tennis Concludes Fall Season at ITA and Michigan State

Soloveychik’s tournament also included a match against Eleana Yu of Duke. The competition showed the high stakes of the ITA Sectional circuit, which helps programs gauge their progress before the primary season.

Undefeated runs in East Lansing

The Michigan State Classic featured a different setting for the Eagles, as four players traveled to East Lansing to compete. Olivia Benton, Nadia Barteck, Gian Octa, and Olivia Cutone represented the program during the weekend events.

The singles performances in Michigan were particularly dominant for several members of the squad. Benton, Barteck, and Cutone all finished their singles campaigns without a loss.

Benton’s run was characterized by efficiency, securing wins against UIC’s Marta Halbersztadt (6-2, 6-3), Minnesota’s Anlin Xie (6-2, 6-0), and Michigan State’s Ellie Blackford (6-1, 7-5). Cutone also maintained a strong presence, defeating Edit Como (6-2, 6-2), Anali Korevar (6-3, 5-7, 6-2), and Kseniia Saenko (6-3, 3-6, 6-4).

Barteck bolstered the undefeated singles tally with victories over EMU’s Pehal Kharadkar (7-5, 6-0) and Minnesota’s Ksenia Hanke (7-6, 6-1).

Doubles match results

While the singles players found consistent rhythm, the doubles matches presented a more varied set of outcomes for the Eagles. Benton and Cutone demonstrated strong chemistry, earning two victories in their pairings.

The following table outlines the specific doubles results recorded during the Michigan State Classic:

Pairing	Opponents	Result
Olivia Benton / Olivia Cutone (BC)	Gabriella Rawles / Aria Abalos (ND)	7-6(7-2) Win
Nadia Barteck / Gian Octa (BC)	Lara Diaz / Pehal Kharadkar (EMU)	6-3 Loss
Olivia Benton / Olivia Cutone (BC)	Gabby Barrera / Sarah Shahbaz (Ball State)	6-4 Win
Nadia Barteck / Gian Octa (BC)	Calla McGill / Laura Rahnel (Michigan)	6-3 Loss
Olivia Benton / Olivia Cutone (BC)	Pehal Kharadkar / Kseniia Senko (EMU)	6-2 Loss
Nadia Barteck / Gian Octa (BC)	Olivia Traynor / Reagan Levine (Michigan)	6-1 Loss

Gian Octa also saw action in singles, securing a win against UIC’s Dongle Liu (6-2, 6-0) before facing losses against Jeselle Ante of Minnesota and Aria Abalos of Notre Dame.

The conclusion of the fall schedule marks the end of the preparatory phase for the Boston College women’s tennis program. The undefeated singles performances of Benton, Barteck, and Cutone provide momentum as the team wraps up their fall schedule.

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