The Montana men's tennis team achieved a solid 6-1 victory over Lewis-Clark State, marking their second consecutive unbeaten road trip. The Grizzlies excelled in doubles play, claiming all three matchups, and secured wins in three of the top four singles matches, showcasing strong performance across the lineup. Head coach Jason Brown noted this match as essential preparation for their upcoming conference championship, highlighting the depth of the team despite the absence of star player Tom Bittner. With this win, Montana extends their winning streak to five matches, finishing nonconference play with a record of 9-6.

By the Numbers
  • Montana has now won five consecutive dual matches.
  • The Griz concluded nonconference play with a 9-6 overall record.
State of Play
  • Montana is currently 2-0 in Big Sky play after defeating Idaho.
  • Lewis-Clark State, having upset Sacramento State recently, falls to 6-7 overall.
What's Next

After a month-long road stretch, Montana will host four significant matches at home, starting with Weber State on April 3 and facing Northern Arizona on April 5 for a rematch of the previous championship.

Bottom Line

The Grizzlies are in strong form heading into a crucial home stretch, emphasizing the importance of team depth and preparation as they look forward to competitive conference play.