Georgia Athletics | May 24, 2014 Semifinals set for penultimate day of NCAA Championships The No. 2-seed doubles team of Maho Kowase and Lauren Herring from Georgia advanced to the semifinals. Share ATHENS, Ga. -- For the second consecutive year, a top seed will not win a singles championship at the NCAA Tennis Championships after UNC’s Jaime Loeb was eliminated at the quarterfinal stage. DI WOMEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Singles, doubles finals recap Singles: Collins takes singles title for Virginia Doubles: Jansen, Routliffe give Tide first national title Cal's Chi, Virginia's Collins meet in finals, SEC doubles final Singles and doubles semifinals are set Singles: Collins, Tere-Apisah shake up top of draw Singles: Top seeds continue to Round of 16 Singles: Top three seeds advance without drama Championship recap Gallery Final: UCLA wins program's second title 4-3 Semis: UCLA to play in fifth title match in 10 years Semis: UNC ousts defending champ Stanford Quarters: Florida eliminates host, top seed Georgia Quarters: UCLA gets revenge against Duke Quarters: Youth lifts Stanford by Virginia Quarters: UNC takes down No. 2 seed Alabama Round of 16: Scholl, Duke beat Clemson | UCLA advances Round of 16: Georgia outlasts USC | Gators get by Vandy Round of 16: Stanford rallies by Cal | UVa. marches on Round of 16: UNC sweeps Aggies | Alabama stays on roll Brackets: Interactive Printable Individual Draws: Singles | Doubles Live Scoring The top-seeded Loeb, who has played every day of the tournament after her team advanced to the team championships, was beaten by Lynn Chi of California 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. Chi moved into the semifinals to face Georgia State’s Abigail Tere-Apisah. The unseeded Panther had already made school history by reaching the quarterfinals. She continued to rewrite the school record book as she advanced to the semifinal with a 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 victory against No.5 Beatrice Capra of Duke. The other half of the semifinals were set as Ester Goldfield and Danielle Collins booked their place in the final four. Goldfield of Duke pushed passed Chanelle Van Nguyen of UCLA with a 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory and, in the process, booked a date against Virginia’s Collins. Collins defeated the seventh seeded Hayley Carter 6-3, 3-6, 7-5. The women’s doubles draw saw two of the top four seeds advance to the final four. The highest remaining seed, the No.2 Georgia pair of Maho Kowase and Lauren Herring, eased into the semifinals at breakneck speed, topping Baylor’s Victoria Kisialeva and Blair Shankle 6-3, 6-1. They will face Pleun Burgmans and Emily Flickinger of Auburn. The Tigers duo downed UNC’s Jaime Loeb and Hayley Carter 6-3, 2-6, 6-3. In the other semifinal, Maya Jansen and Erin Routliffe of Alabama, the fourth seeded team, will battle Duke’s Beatrice Capra and Hanna Mar. The Crimson Tide duo moved into the final four with a 7-5, 5-7, 6-3 victory over the Miami pair of Monique Albuquerque and Clementina Riobueno. Their opponents, Capra and Mar, advanced with a commanding 7-5, 6-2 victory over UNC’s Whitney Kay and Carolina Price. Here's how 'Mr. Irrelevant' from the NFL draft typically performs as a professional football player In the last 10 NFL drafts, Mr. Irrelevant hasn't played a single NFL game. He's also led his team in tackles. READ MORE Here are 2022's top newcomers in women's track and field — so far Here are the top women's track and field newcomers in 2022... so far. READ MORE 8 true freshmen in NCAA women's track and field who can burst on the scene in 2022 The 2022 women's outdoor track and field season is underway and a new season brings new athletes. As freshmen in the sport take the outdoor track for the first time, let's look at some who could garner headlines by the season's end. READ MORE