The Milwaukee women's tennis team embarks on a spring break trip to Florida to face North Alabama and Stetson. After an 11-day break, the Panthers will play both matches at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center, starting with North Alabama on Wednesday and Stetson on Thursday at 9 a.m. CT. Milwaukee currently holds a 5-8 overall record, contending with injuries that have sidelined several key players.

By the Numbers
  • The Panthers have played their last match on March 14, losing 4-3 to Oakland.
  • North Alabama enters the match with a 12-3 spring record, while Stetson boasts a 12-4 record and a nine-match winning streak.
Yes, But

Despite struggling with injuries, the Panthers have previously shown resilience, with standout performances, including a strong finish last season and historic victories, contributing to their competitive spirit.

State of Play
  • The Panthers are looking to rebound from their last loss and improve their Horizon League record.
  • Both upcoming matches represent the first encounters between Milwaukee and their opponents, providing a fresh challenge.
What's Next

Following their Florida matches, the Panthers will return home to host Youngstown State on April 3, continuing their conference slate and looking to enhance their league standings.

Bottom Line

The Panthers face a pivotal moment this week in Florida; strong performances against North Alabama and Stetson could set a positive tone for their momentum as they strive to improve their record amidst ongoing challenges.