By no means a shallow team, the Crimson has a formidable lineup prepared for the Bulldogs. Magyera and freshman Fleur Broughton have been consistent point scorers, as has sophomore Sanaz Ghazal.
In a tough loss, the Crimson took a slight blow to its confidence with a loss to regional rival Boston University last week 5-1.
Magyera posted the only Crimson victory of the day, topping B.U.'s Jennifer Momii in three sets, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4.
Jain and Ghazal fell in straight sets to the Terriers. Playing No. 1, Jain lost to the Terriers' Selin Nassi 6-2, 6-2. Christina Causeway triumphed over No. 3 Ghazal, 6-1, 6-2. Broughton hung tough in the No. 4 slot, falling to Carrie Rose, 7-5, 6-4.
Wang, who aggravated her shoulder in a match a few weeks ago, chose to sit out against the Terriers. Team members said Wang would decide whether she could play tomorrow.
Shaking it off the untimely loss, the Crimson has regrouped and feels confident about this weekend.