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Oklahoma State Pair Advance at ITA Regionals

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Oklahoma State Pair Advance at ITA Regionals

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Oklahoma State’s Arina Malygina and Veronika Kliuch advanced to the singles quarterfinals at the ITA Central Regional Championships, each defeating a ranked opponent in a three-set or tiebreak-heavy match. The wins followed earlier Round of 32 victories, where both newcomers won their opening singles matches in straight sets. The pair also advanced in doubles before losing in the Round of 16.

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