CLARKSVILLE- Austin Peay State University women's tennis picked its season's second win, Friday, when it blanked Western Kentucky, 5-0, at the Governors Indoor Tennis Center.

The two teams opted to forgo the doubles matches after the Lady Govs swept through the five singles matches, despite a three-set match at No. 1.

Junior Vanja Tomic overcame an opening-set loss to Monta Reinfelde, at No. 1 singles, for her second-straight three-set win. Tomic lost the middle set at Xavier, but was able to come out with the win. Last season, the OVC Player of the Year played only two three-set matches.

"Vanja played a tough match," Tabet said. "(Reinfelde) is a good player and they played some good tennis. They were both hitting the ball hard and it came down to Vanja having to really play consistent to win it."

Aside from No. 1 singles, the other four matches were seemingly uneventful as the Lady Govs rolled through the Hilltoppers. Freshman Andra Cornea gave up four games to Alex Crofford at No. 3 singles, but no other Lady Govs player lost more two games. Sophomore Carolin Weikard and freshman Rachel Margolies each won their matches without losing a game.

Austin Peay has no time to rest as it plays host to SIU Edwardsville, Saturday. If weather permits, the match will begin at noon, on the outdoor courts. Otherwise, the teams will play at 2 p.m. on the indoor courts.

Austin Peay 5, Western Kentucky 0

 Singles competition

1. TOMIC, Vanja (APSU) def. Monta Reinfelde (WKU) 3-6, 6-2, 6-2
2. WEIKARD, Carolin (APSU) def. McKinley Mason (WKU) 6-0, 6-0
3. CORNEA, Andra (APSU) def. Alex Crofford (WKU) 6-4, 6-0
4. LOO, Kimberly (APSU) def. Katrina Vucina (WKU) 6-0, 6-2
5. MARGOLIES, Rachel (APSU) def. Morgan Freeman (WKU) 6-0, 6-0
6. Megan Stephens (WKU) vs. No player (APSU) no result