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Fairfax, Va. -- The George Mason University women's tennis team will travel to Orlando, Florida to compete at the 2023 Atlantic 10 Tennis Championships, April 27-30, at the USTA National Campus.

Mason enters the tournament as the No. 8 seed, its highest seed since joining the conference in 2014. The Patriots (10-6, 2-3 A10) will open the tournament against ninth-seeded Saint Louis (17-6, 2-1) on Thursday, April 27 at 9:00 am. The winner of the match will face top-seeded VCU in the Friday quarterfinals at 9:00 am.
 
Mason is 2-3 in the league, with victories over George Washington and Saint Louis. The Patriots defeated the Billikens, 4-3, in a match at the PTR Springfest in Hilton Head, S.C.
 
At the top, Paige La returned for another outstanding season, her fourth straight at No. 1 singles. The senior finished 12-9 in singles action and 14-12 in doubles at No. 1 with grad student Taylor Garcia, including 9-7 in dual action.
 
In her first season with the Patriots, grad student Taylor Garcia led the team with 15 wins (15-9) from the second position. She enters the championship with a 10-5 record in dual action.
 
Emily Wirt earned dual action wins from the No. 2 and No. 3 singles positions. Wirt emerged into the starting lineup this year at the #3 position and #2 doubles positions. Emily is 7-8 in singles and 8-8 in doubles paired with Jenin Alasadi in dual action.
 
Returning for a fifth season, Jackie Nannery played the majority of her matches at No. 4 singles, finishing with a 9-11 record. She has more than 100 wins in her career at Mason.
 
Senior Ashley Fitz-Patrick led the way with an 12-9 record in No. 4 through No. 6 singles matches, including 4-2 at No. 5. Sophomore Lauren Splett was 5-2 from the No. 6 slots in dual action. Splett and Nannery own a 10-8 record, 8-7 in dual action.

The semifinals are scheduled for Saturday at 9:00 am with the championship finale slated for Sunday morning at 11:00 am, the latter of which will broadcast live on ESPN+, the home for live Atlantic 10 action.
 
Fans can follow the matches from the USTA website's Playsight system, which allows viewers to select the court they wish to watch. Admission will be free for the A-10 Championships.

The winner of the 2023 Atlantic 10 Women's Tennis Championship receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.