The Crimson demonstrated its depth in doubles matches, winning won two of its three doubles. Curto and Sarah McGinty dropped in two close sets, 6-3 and 6-4.
Ghazal took revenge on Williams in the doubles matches, teaming up with Broughton to easily defeat the pair, 8-4. Jain and Magyera dominated Richmond's Elizabeth Cascarella and Catherine Hawley, winning the match, 8-2.
"Our doubles this season are really solid," said Ghazal. "We put a lot of work in to our doubles strategy, so we felt really confident this weekend."
The Crimson is heading south this weekend, facing Mississippi and Vanderbuilt.
"Vanderbuilt is in the top ten in the country, and Mississippi is not far behind," Ghazal said. "We're always going to have some tough matches, so we just have to go out there and play well."