The UNLV women's tennis team has claimed sole possession of first place in the Mountain West after a thrilling comeback victory against 49th-ranked Boise State in Boise, Idaho. The Rebels improved to 13-2 overall and remained undefeated in conference play at 6-0, while the Broncos dropped to 13-3 and 5-1 in the league. In a match that featured multiple comebacks, UNLV secured critical points in both doubles and singles to end Boise State's impressive 12-match conference winning streak.

By the Numbers
  • UNLV has won 10 straight matches this season.
  • Veronika Kliuch improved her singles record to 22-2 overall and 15-0 in dual matches.
State of Play
  • UNLV's win interrupted Boise State's school-record 12 consecutive Mountain West victories.
  • The match featured several tiebreakers, showcasing the competitive nature of both teams.
What's Next

UNLV will host No. 42 San Diego State on Thursday, continuing their challenging schedule as they aim to maintain their top position in the league.

Bottom Line

The Rebels' gritty performance not only cements their lead in the Mountain West but also demonstrates their resilience, positioning them as strong contenders as they move forward in the season.