Claudia Stepien
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- Height:
- 5-5
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- Year:
- Fr.
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- High School:
- Palm Desert
News mentions
COD wrapped up the 2018 season at the CCCAA Individual State Finals, winning the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) singles title and the doubles Conference title.
COD Women’s Tennis Freshman Claudia Stepien (Palm Desert H.S.) was named the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference’s (PCAC) Female Athlete of the Week for the week of April 17th.
COD (7-7) finished off the PCAC schedule tied for third, while the team did not qualify for the SoCal Regional playoffs, two players made it to the Conference Tournament and one player is the top seed.
COD (7-6; 7-6) swept the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) season series against the Southwestern Jaguars (5-9; 3-8), 7-2.
COD (5-6; 5-6) swept the season series against the San Diego Mesa Olympians (0-8; 0-6), 9-0.
COD (4-4; 4-4) had to fight back in their eighth PCAC event of the 2018 season, the entire victory rested on an extra set singles match that stretched late into the afternoon, but the home side found themselves victorious over the Imperial Valley Arabs (4-5; 4-3), 5-4.
COD (3-4) snaps an impressive three-game winning streak, falling to the Grossmont Griffins (6-3), 6-3.
COD (3-4) snaps an impressive three-game winning streak, falling to the Grossmont Griffins (6-3), 6-3.
COD (3-3) snatched their third win of 2018, knocking off Conference foe, the Southwestern Olympians (1-2), 7-2.
COD (2-3) collected their first shutout of 2018, knocking off Conference foe, the Palomar Comets (0-2; 0-1), 9-0.
COD (1-3) collected their first win of 2018, knocking off Conference foe, the San Diego Mesa Olympians (0-3), 8-1.
COD (0-2) returned home for the first time since March of 2016, continuing Pacific Coast Athletic Conference play, this time against the San Diego City Knights (2-1), where the Roadrunners fell, 7-2.
COD (0-1) returned to the court for the first time since April of 2016, opening the 2018 season with a Pacific Coast Athletic Conference road match at the Imperial Valley Arabs (1-0), where the Roadrunners fell, 7-2.