The Portland State men's tennis team clinched a strong 6-1 victory against Idaho in their home finale, marking only their second win against the Vandals in program history and the first since 2019. Despite Idaho's higher preseason ranking, the Vikings dominated the match, winning all but one of the singles contests. Notable performances included Luca Prino and Aarjun Pandit, who both secured decisive wins, contributing significantly to the team's standing as they aim for a Big Sky Tournament berth.

By the Numbers
  • Portland State improved to 6-13 overall and 2-4 in the Big Sky Conference.
  • The Vikings' victory marked their first over Idaho since 2019.
State of Play
  • Portland State currently ranks fourth in the Big Sky standings.
  • With two matches remaining, the Vikings have a chance to clinch a spot in the Big Sky Tournament.
What's Next

The Vikings will face Sacramento State on April 16, with a critical opportunity to secure their place in the upcoming Big Sky Tournament.

Bottom Line

The Vikings' decisive win against Idaho sets a competitive tone for the final stretch of the season, highlighting their potential to compete at a higher level and break a four-year absence from the postseason.