The Idaho State women's tennis team struggled during a challenging weekend, losing three consecutive matches against Northern Arizona (3-4), UC Davis (1-6), and No. 74 Sacramento State (1-6). With this setback, their overall record drops to 8-7 and 2-2 in Big Sky conference play. The squad faced tough competition, losing both doubles points in tightly contested matches. Despite showing resilience in singles, they could only secure four wins across the three matches.

By the Numbers
  • Idaho State lost all three matches over the weekend, moving to an overall record of 8-7.
  • They secured only four singles victories across the three matches.
Yes, But

Despite the team's losses, individual players like Emmy Richards and Veronika Zarovna demonstrated strong performances in their singles matches, indicating potential for future improvement.

State of Play
  • The Bengals are now 2-2 in Big Sky play, indicating a mixed performance in the conference.
  • Next up, the team will host Montana State, providing an opportunity for redemption on home turf.
What's Next

Idaho State looks to bounce back in their upcoming match against Montana State on April 1st, aiming to leverage home advantage to halt their losing streak.

Bottom Line

With a critical match approaching, the Bengals must harness their potential and build on recent performances to regain their footing in the conference standings.