The Idaho State women's tennis team secured a commanding 6–1 victory over Montana State, improving their overall record to 9–7 and 3–2 in Big Sky play. The Bengals showcased strong performance in both doubles and singles, rallying from behind in several matches. Head coach Gretchen Maloney praised the team's resilience and ability to execute their game plan, reflecting a significant comeback after a tough road stretch. Players like Stefanya Shalakhova and Millie Day highlighted the team’s determination and teamwork that led to the win.

By the Numbers
  • The Bengals won 5 of 6 singles matches.
  • Idaho State secured the doubles point with victories in courts one and three.
State of Play
  • The Bengals have rebounded from previous losses, displaying enhanced teamwork and communication.
  • Strong performances in both doubles and singles indicate improved dynamics within the team.
What's Next

Idaho State will look to capitalize on their momentum as they face the University of Montana Grizzlies in Missoula on April 5th. Maintaining this winning mindset will be crucial for their upcoming matches.

Bottom Line

The Bengals’ ability to recover and perform under pressure demonstrates their potential as they approach the latter part of the season. The victory reinforces a positive trajectory for the team, proving vital for confidence moving forward.