Back in action for the first time since its first win over spring break trip, the Georgetown women’s tennis team travelled to Norfolk, Va., losing 7-0 to Old Dominion and 4-3 to Middle Tennessee State.

Dominating the competition from top to bottom, the Old Dominion Monarchs (14-4, 4-0 Conference USA) swept the Hoyas (1-9, 0-1 Big East) 7-0 on Friday as Georgetown played undermanned. The two squads finished doubles play first, as Old Dominion earned a pair of 6-2 wins over the teams of senior Drew Spinosa and junior Sydney Goodson and senior Daphne de Chatellus and freshman Sophie Henderson. The doubles point was decided before junior Risa Nakagawa and senior Casey Marx’s match could be completed.

The Monarchs showcased their depth in singles play, in which all six matches were decided in straight sets. Nakagawa fell in the No. 1 slot 6-3, 6-1, while Spinosa lost the second singles match 7-5, 6-3. Putting up a fight in the No. 4 slot, Goodson dropped her match by a tally of 6-2, 7-5.

Rounding out the singles matches were sophomore Anna Short, who lost a 6-1, 6-0 match in the No. 5 slot, and Marx, who fell at No. 6 to her Monarch opponent in a 6-3, 6-2 affair.

On Saturday, the Hoyas took on the Middle Tennessee State Lightning (12-5, 1-1 Ohio Valley Conference), and Georgetown lost by a 4-3 margin for the fourth time in their 10 matches. The two squads split the singles matches, as Nakagawa and Spinosa both bounced back from Friday’s performance with singles wins. Nakagawa prevailed in three sets, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, while Spinosa won in straight sets, 7-6, 7-6. De Chatellus provided the Hoyas’ final point of the competition with a dominating 6-4, 7-6 performance over her Lightning counterpart. Middle Tennessee State collected the deciding point in doubles play, where the Lightning swept the Hoyas.

Georgetown will return to action Friday, when it battles the University of Rhode Island (1-9) at home.