Georgia Wraps Up Regular Season in The ‘Sip

#4 GEORGIA at MISSISSIPPI STATE
Date: Friday, April 14
Time: 5 p.m.
Location: Starkville, Mississippi
Site: A.J. Pitts Tennis Center

#4 GEORGIA at OLE MISS
Date: Sunday, April 16
Time: 1 p.m.
Location: Oxford, Mississippi
Site: Palmer/Salloum Tennis Center

MEDIA INFORMATION
Mississippi State Live Stats: https://gado.gs/aev
Mississippi State Live Video: https://gado.gs/aev
Ole Miss Live Stats: https://gado.gs/aet
Ole Miss Live Video: https://gado.gs/aeu
UGA Season Stats: https://gado.gs/9yj

Social Media
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QUICK HITS
809 Wins, 19 SEC Titles, Six National Championships
Georgia head coach Jeff Wallace is now in his 38th year at the helm of the Bulldogs' tennis program. As the nation's winningest active women's tennis coach, Wallace is one of only two coaches to record 800 wins in women's tennis history – trailing only Lin Loring, the all-time winningest coach with 846 (Indiana). Wallace is also, the nation's only women's tennis head coach to be named National Coach of the Year four times.

2023 ITA National Team Indoors Runner-Up
After defeating sixth-ranked Stanford, 15th-ranked Oklahoma and 14th-ranked Iowa State, the Bulldogs made the program's ninth ITA Indoors finals appearance – a rematch with No. 2 North Carolina. Despite a spectacular run, Georgia fell to the Tar Heels 4-0.

Under the direction of Coach Wallace the University of Georgia women's tennis team has played for or won a National Championship in five different decades:

1987...........................................................................................................................NCAA Finals
1994...........................................................................................................................Indoor Champions
1994...........................................................................................................................NCAA Champions
1995...........................................................................................................................Indoor Champions
1999...........................................................................................................................NCAA Finals
2000...........................................................................................................................NCAA Champions
2001...........................................................................................................................Indoor Finals
2002...........................................................................................................................Indoor Champions
2004...........................................................................................................................Indoor Finals
2009...........................................................................................................................Indoor Finals
2015...........................................................................................................................Indoor Finals
2019...........................................................................................................................Indoor Champions
2019...........................................................................................................................NCAA Finals
2023...........................................................................................................................Indoor Finals

Built to Last
Under the direction of Coach Wallace, Georgia has finished first or second in the SEC 29 times.

SCOUTING REPORT
Georgia
The Bulldogs are 17-4 on the season and 10-1 in SEC play. Georgia is coming off a pair of 4-1 wins over No. 27 South Carolina and No. 17 Florida.
Singles
#3 Lea Ma
#5 Dasha Vidmanova
#66 Mell Reasco
#68 Anastasiia Lopata
#125 Meg Kowalski
Doubles
#38 Grant/Nirundorn
#51 Kowalski/Reasco

Mississippi State
Mississippi State is 10-12 on the season and 0-11 in SEC play. The Bulldogs are coming off a pair of losses to No. 52 LSU (6-1) and second-ranked Texas A&M (7-0).
Singles
#95 Emmanouela Antonaki

Ole Miss
Ole Miss is 9-10 on the season and 3-8 in SEC play. The Rebels are also coming off a pair of pair of losses to No. 52 LSU (5-2) and second-ranked Texas A&M (4-0).
Singles
#62 Ludmila Kareisova

All-Time Series
Georgia owns a perfect 46-0 edge over Mississippi State. The last time the two squads met, Georgia defeated MSU 6-1 in Athens.
The Bulldogs own a 43-10 mark over the Rebels. The last time the two squads met, Georgia defeated Ole Miss 4-0 in Athens.

SEC Tournament
The 2023 SEC Women's Tennis Tournament will be Wednesday, April 19 through Sunday, April 23 in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

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Players Mentioned

Meg Kowalski

Anastasiia Lopata

Lea Ma

Mell Reasco

Dasha Vidmanova