The University of Hawai'i women's tennis team, ranked 73rd, is set to compete against Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara in crucial Big West matches. Currently holding a 5-5 record, the Rainbow Wahine aim to bounce back after a tight loss to UC Irvine last week. They face Cal Poly, a top contender with a 9-7 record, on April 2, followed by a match against the 49th-ranked UCSB on April 4.

By the Numbers
  • Hawai'i is currently 5-5 overall and 2-1 in conference play.
  • Cal Poly holds a 9-7 record and is undefeated in Big West matches at 4-0.
State of Play
  • Hawai'i will look to improve after a recent 4-3 loss to UC Irvine.
  • Hannah Galindo leads the team with an 8-2 overall singles record.
What's Next

If Hawai'i can secure wins against Cal Poly and UCSB, they will significantly boost their standing in the conference, keeping their postseason hopes alive. A win against Cal Poly is particularly vital given their past losses to the Mustangs.

Bottom Line

The Rainbow Wahine need to build momentum against top performers in the Big West to stay competitive in the league and strengthen their playoff aspirations. Key players like Galindo will be pivotal to their success in these matches.