Waltham, Mass. -- With both teams on a winning streak, it was the Adelphi University women's tennis team who remained undefeated and perfect in the Northeast-10 Conference with a 7-2 road victory over the Bentley University Falcons on Saturday afternoon.

The Panthers (7-0, 6-0 NE-10) got contrasting wins at the first two doubles flights to take the lead on the afternoon. Elizabeth Kallenberg and Samantha Perri eased past their opponents 8-2 at No. 2, before Stefani Lineva and Karen Serina edged out a gritty match against Ludmila Yamus and Rachel Petrini, 9-7. However, the tightest match of the day would come at No. 3 doubles, and the Panthers were denied a sweep as Hannah Fabianski and Corrie MacLean handed Rebecca Fakas and Elena Nastasi their first loss of the season in a tiebreak, 9-8 with an 8-6 score in the breaker. 

Adelphi used five victories in singles to snap Bentley's (3-2, 3-2 NE-10) three match winning streak, as Fakas and Nastasi rebounded from their doubles disappointment with strong singles perforrmances. Nastasi allowed just two games to Olivia von Oldenburg at No. 6 singles, while Fakas was tested by Petrini in set two before prevailing 6-1, 7-5. Serina and Kallenberg accounted for Adelphi's other two points, while Yamus benefitted from a Lineva retirement at No. 1 for Bentley's other point.

Doubles 
1. Stefani Lineva/Karen Serina (ADE) def. Ludmila Yamus / Rachel Petrini (BEN) 9-7
2. Elizabeth Kallenberg / Samantha Perri (ADE) def. Catherine Gianino / Brittani Hetyei (BEN) 8-2
3. Hannah Fabianski / Corrie MacLean (BEN) def. Rebecca Fakas/Elena Nastasi (ADE) 9-8(6)

Singles
1. Ludmila Yamus (BEN) def. Stefani Lineva (ADE) 3-6, 7-6(0) ret.
2. Elizabeth Kallenberg (ADE) def. Catherine Gianino (BEN) 6-3, 6-1
3. Karen Serina (ADE) def. Brittani Hetyei (BEN) 6-1, 6-3
4. Rebecca Fakas (ADE) def. Rachel Petrini (BEN) 6-1, 7-5
5. Samantha Perri (ADE) def. Hannah Fabianski (BEN) 6-2, 7-5
6. Elena Nastasi (ADE) def. Olivia von Oldenburg (BEN) 6-0, 6-2

Adelphi returns to action on Monday, September 28th when they head up to Syracuse for a meeting with Le Moyne College at 11 am.