Utah Tech women's tennis will host a four-match homestand this weekend, kicking off with a match against Montana on March 27, followed by a WAC opener against Tarleton State on March 28. The Trailblazers aim to build on their momentum after three consecutive road wins without dropping a set. Both matches will take place at the Trailblazer Tennis Courts in St. George, UT, marking the start of WAC competition for the Trailblazers before transitioning to the Big Sky Conference next season.

By the Numbers
  • Utah Tech has a record of 8-10 this season and is 5-1 in road games.
  • Montana enters with a 2-10 record, experiencing a six-match losing streak.
  • Tarleton State stands at 11-5, riding a three-match win streak.
Yes, But

While Utah Tech has demonstrated strength with a successful road trip, both opponents present different challenges鈥擬ontana is seeking to end its losing streak, and Tarleton State arrives with momentum from recent victories.

State of Play
  • Utah Tech women's tennis is bolstered by seven returning letter winners, with sophomore Maya Inouye leading the team in singles wins.
  • Montana's top player, Kelsey Phillips, has seven singles wins, while Tarleton's Aya Ishii boasts an 11-2 record.
  • This homestand serves as a pivotal moment before Utah Tech joins the Big Sky Conference.
What's Next

Following this weekend's matches, Utah Tech will look to close out its home schedule on April 10 against Colorado Mesa, which will also include honoring their two seniors.

Bottom Line

The ability to secure victories this weekend is crucial for Utah Tech as they transition into a new conference and aim to end their WAC tenure on a high note, reinforcing their competitive edge for the future.