DOYLESTOWN (PA) -- The first Freedom Conference contest in Delaware Valley College women's tennis history saw the Aggies take a pair of singles matches, but visiting King's College came away with the 7-2 win on Sunday.

The Lady Monarchs improved to 4-6 overall and 1-1 in Freedom play while the Aggies, who also competed for the first time on their new on-campus courts, fell to 0-7 overall and 0-1 in the conference.

Delaware Valley picked up its wins at number two and number four singles. At the second spot, Melanie Mayhew took the first set over Julia Keppel, 6-4. Keppel then had to retire in the second set. At fourth singles, Tess Hansler was dominant in a 6-1 first set, but King's Miranda Warunek came back with a 7-5 decision in the second to force a tiebreaker. It was all Hansler in the tiebreaker with a 10-5 score.

However, King's picked up wins at the other four singles matches and swept the doubles competition, en route to the win.