Leopards’ reach not long enough in match vs. Willamette

The University of La Verne's top-seeded women's tennis singles player, Lacy Cascadden, rushes to the net for a forehand volley. Cascadden won the point and her match, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, as ULV lost to Willamette University, 3-6, on Friday, March 22. / photo by Peter Schupmann
The University of La Verne’s top-seeded women’s tennis singles player, Lacy Cascadden, rushes to the net for a forehand volley. Cascadden won the point and her match, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, as ULV lost to Willamette University, 3-6, on Friday, March 22. / photo by Peter Schupmann

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