PRINCETON, N.J. — Villanova women's tennis team concluded its fall season this past weekend at the ITA Regionals at Princeton, N.J. 

The 'Cats were selected to compete in the Northeast bracket across singles and doubles play with several teams across the region. Anne Moody, Olivia Corcoran, and Bella De Luise were selected to compete in singles, while Corcoran and Kutlova competed as one pair, and Moody and De Luise competed as the other. 

In the Regionals opener on Thursday, the 'Cats competed in four different matches in singles play and came out 1-3 in those contests. Moody and De Luise each fell in the opening round of the Qualifying Singles Main bracket. De Luise fell in two sets to Columbia's Isabelle Sobee Oak, while Moody fell to Fordham's Paola Dalmonico Ueno also in two sets.

Both players then transitioned into the Qualifying Singles Consolation Bracket, with Moody getting a win over Temple's Beatrice Giorgetti. Unfortunately, Moody's next contest was not able to be played, so she finished with a 1-1 record across the weekend. De Luise did fall in the first round of the bracket to Rutger's Karina Jumazhanova in two sets, 6-4 and 6-1. 

Olivia Corcoran had her first match to open the action for the 'Cats on Friday. In the singles main bracket, Corcoran battled to three sets but ultimately fell to Rutger's Savannah Cohen in a 6-4, 1-6, 1-6 contest. Following the junior's contest, Villanova opened its doubles action with its two pairs of De Luise and Moody as well as Kutlova and Corcoran.

In doubles action, VU fell in both of its first-round contests, with De Luise and Moody losing to Penn's Velaga and Schlepphrost, 8-2. Kutlova and Corcoran fell 6-2 to Rutgers' Case and Karki. 

The 'Cats did have a strong end of the tournament on Saturday, collecting a 2-1 record across its three games. In the Main Singles Consolation, Corcoran picked up the two-set win (6-3, 7-6) over Hofstra's Aryanah Kahnamoui to start the action. De Luise followed the performance with a three-set win (3-6, 6-2, 10-7) over Fordham's Aya Matsunaga in the consolation bracket. Moody finished up the action for VU, falling to Penn State's Ansley Cox in three sets (7-5, 3-6, 5-10). 

With the fall season over, Villanova will now transition to its spring season. Be on the lookout for the Spring Schedule release on the Villanova website or on Villanova Women's Tennis Socials!