LeVoir will next meet second-seeded Francis Dean of Arcadia in a semifinal match at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the same venue. The other semifinal match will feature top-seeded Nadia Pacheco of Arcadia against fourth-seeded Tatevik Harutyunyan of Burbank.
“Coming in, I was a little nervous,” said LeVoir, the reigning All-Area Singles Player of the Year. “I kind of expected coming in to get to Wednesday.
“I’m looking forward to Wednesday. All four of us are good in different ways. I haven’t beaten Francis this season, but it doesn’t mean I can’t beat her Wednesday.”
The top-seeded duo of Zargarian and Sismundo worked diligently in opening with an 8-2 win against a 16th-seeded duo from Pasadena. They then worked together to earn an 8-4 win against ninth-seeded Tenny Soleymani and Viktoriya Shumakova of Crescenta Valley.
Zargarian and Sismundo will face off against fifth-seeded Amy Qui and Nicole Gandasutisna of Arcadia in a semifinal match. The other semifinal contest will be second-seeded Audri Pardo and Ani Ebrahimian of Crescenta Valley against third-seeded Elizabeth Lieu and Michelle Zhu of Arcadia.
“We tried to get things going right away, and we did that by playing our game,” Zargarian said. “Wednesday will be a lot tougher.
“We have a strategy that works in that I go to the net and Sammy does well with the ground strokes. We just want to win it again.”
Pardo and Ebrahimian teamed up for an 8-2 opening win against 15th-seeded Vy Nguyen and Stacey Rutherford of Hoover. They then got an 8-2 win against 10th-seeded Kendall Capshaw and Jennifer Aproux of Burroughs.
Eight-seeded Carineh Ghafafian of Crescenta Valley posted an 8-4 victory against ninth-seeded Hana Jang of Glendale before suffering an 8-1 second-round loss to Pacheco.
Glendale’s doubles team of Samantha Jaramillo and Adrine Babakhanyan began with an 8-3 win against 11th-seeded Andrea Megerdichian and Hana Park of Crescenta Valley. Jaramillo and Babakhanyan then dropped an 8-6 decision to Lieu and Zhu.
Soleymani and Shumakova opened with an 8-4 win against eight-seeded Ayesha Ibrahim and Allison Scallon of Burbank.