The Milwaukee women's tennis team concluded their Florida trip with a 7-0 loss to Stetson, marking the first matchup between the two programs. The Panthers (5-10) faced a challenging opponent, as the Hatters (13-5) extended their winning streak to 10 matches and remained undefeated at home for 11 straight matches. Despite the defeat, head coach Mark Goldin noted the team's competitive spirit and strong doubles performance before ultimately falling in singles matches.

By the Numbers
  • Milwaukee lost 7-0 to Stetson, who is the two-time ASUN champions.
  • This loss marked Stetson's 10th consecutive victory.
  • The Panthers' doubles competition saw leads, with Konieva and Simonova at 5-3 before the match was concluded.
Yes, But

While the Panthers suffered a sweep, there were various close matches throughout the competition. Multiple singles matches saw competitive scores indicating potential for improved team performance in future contests.

State of Play
  • The Panthers are set to return home for two matches against conference rivals, starting with Youngstown State on April 3.
  • Stetson remains formidable with an active home winning streak that began on February 22.
What's Next

Milwaukee will look to regroup and build on their performance as they transition back into conference action next week, with hopes of translating competitive play into victories at home.

Bottom Line

Despite the setback against a strong opponent, the Panthers showcased resilience and potential for growth, emphasizing their readiness for upcoming conference matches. Future successes depend on maintaining competitive play and translating practice into results.