Alyssa Ahn

And it's like.

wait a minute Jennifer Jackson Texas Tech so yes definitely a lot of new names in new places and then I would say in general the those first few days of this past week of regional like there were a lot of upsets and we'll talk about those as we go through each of the regions but that certainly was one of the big storylines a lot of top seeds across these regions losing not just losing but like losing very early on in their respective regions and so that probably transitions us adam to the first regional that we'll talk about which was the northwest women's regional here close to home hosted by stanford and we'll do the women first and then we will go to the men and so your finalists here adam It was Alyssa Ahn, the Stanford sophomore, and Annamarie Weisheim of Washington.

Your doubles champions are Priya Nelson and Stella Remander of St. Mary's.

St. Mary's, a great tournament for them.

We'll talk about it.

But Adam, what did you see from Alyssa Ahn and Weisheim of Washington?

I thought Alyssa Ahn was spectacular.

She was barely dropping games throughout the entire event.

I'd put Stanford on that list as well.

They only had three players in the main draw, Tianmei Wang, Alyssa Ahn, Monika Akhtram.

I just wanted to see Glasman.

It would've been nice to have her back healthy.

Let's consider Linnea Bajralu of Georgia a seed.

She faces Alyssa Ahn, the Stanford sophomore.

And then you have Reese Miller of Michigan facing Aura Linska of Maryland and Kaitlyn Carnicella of South Carolina versus the underhand serving Kyoko Kuba of Kansas, who had a nice run in NCAAs last year.

So I'm going to go...

Tatum Evans versus Zazaya.

Excellent first round match.

Alyssa Ahn versus Linnea Bijralu.

Bowers versus Korpennik.