Monmouth's women experienced both ends of the spectrum Saturday at the Monmouth College Tennis Stadium. The Scots rebounded in the afternoon with a 6-3 win over Beloit following a 9-0 blanking by Lake Forest in the day's early match.
 
Only Isabel Hammond and Emily Laughlin notched a win in doubles against Beloit, taking the No. 3 contest 8-4 as the Scots trailed 2-1 heading into singles play. Monmouth nearly came out of doubles up 2-1, but Rachael Leifheit and Alison Bowman were edged 8-7 at No. 2. Emma Johanns and McKenzie DeVidler were also clipped in a close doubles pairing at No. 1, falling 8-5.
 
The Scots dominated in singles play where Johanns fought through a 6-1, 3-6, 6-0 win at No. 1. Leifheit at No. 3, Laughlin at No. 4, No. 5 Bowman and Hammond at No. 6 all won in straight sets. DeVilder was outlasted at No. 2 by identical 6-4, 6-4 scores.
 
It was all Lake Forest in the morning match as the Scots picked up just a single game in doubles and fell in straight sets in all six singles matches.
 
Monmouth will hit the road Sept. 14 and 15, playing matches on Saturday at Lawrence and Ripon before ending the road trip Sunday at St. Norbert.