The Idaho State women's tennis team completed a successful weekend, achieving back-to-back 5–2 victories over Eastern Washington and Portland State. This sweep improves their overall record to 12–7 and 6–2 in the Big Sky conference, finishing the regular season on a four-match winning streak. Highlights included honoring seniors Stefanya Shalakhova and Sydney Morris on Senior Day, which added emotional significance to the matches. The team demonstrated strong performances in both doubles and singles play to secure their victories.

By the Numbers
  • Idaho State improved to 12–7 overall and 6–2 in conference play.
  • The Bengals won four singles matches in both contests against Eastern Washington and Portland State.
State of Play
  • Idaho State is currently tied for second in the Big Sky standings with NAU, both at 6–2.
  • Sacramento State leads the conference at 6–1 and has clinched at least a share of the regular season title.
What's Next

As the season progresses, Idaho State aims to secure the Big Sky regular season championship, pending outcomes of upcoming matches, particularly Sacramento State's final match against Portland State. The Bengals have already secured the 3rd seed for the Big Sky Championships in two weeks.

Bottom Line

Idaho State’s strong finish to the regular season and their performances in crucial matches highlight their growth and confidence as they approach conference playoffs. The team's momentum and determination suggest they are ready to compete for the Big Sky title.