North Alabama's women's tennis team fell to UAB 4-2 in their regular-season finale on the road. Despite dropping the doubles point, the Lions secured two singles victories, but UAB ultimately clinched the match by winning three singles contests. The loss marks a 14-5 finish for North Alabama as they head into the postseason for the second consecutive year, looking to capitalize on their strong overall performance.

By the Numbers
  • North Alabama finished the season with a record of 14-5.
  • Emma Ansorge notched her 14th singles win, while Mathilde Delaney achieved her 11th.
State of Play
  • The Lions dropped the doubles point despite a win from Schouten and Asaad.
  • UAB won crucial singles matches, including the last two needed for victory.
What's Next

Looking forward, North Alabama prepares for the ASUN Championship Tournament scheduled from April 14-18 in Fort Myers, Florida, where seeding will soon be determined.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss to UAB, North Alabama's robust season positions them as a competitive force in the upcoming ASUN Championship, where they will aim to leverage their experience and momentum from this season.