Boise State women's tennis team dominated New Mexico 4-0 in their final home match of the season. The Broncos showcased their strength by winning all matches in straight sets, marking their sixth conference sweep in Mountain West history. With this victory, Boise State improved to 17-3 overall and secured their position at the top with a 9-1 conference record. Key performances included Allison Isaacs extending her singles winning streak to 15 matches and Zdena Safarova's swift victory at the number one spot.

By the Numbers
  • Boise State has a 17-3 overall record and a 9-1 record in Mountain West play.
  • Allison Isaacs improved to 17-2 this season, with 16 wins at No. 4 singles tying her for the most in a single season.
  • This marks Boise State鈥檚 sixth conference sweep since joining the Mountain West.
Yes, But

Despite the strong performance, Boise State faces tough competition in the Mountain West, with San Diego State also at 9-1 and UNLV close behind at 8-1, complicating their quest for the regular season title.

State of Play
  • Boise State has won four consecutive matches, reflecting strong momentum heading into the season finale.
  • Both Boise State and San Diego State have one match remaining in the regular season, while UNLV has two.
What's Next

Boise State will conclude the regular season against Utah State on April 17, looking to secure their position ahead of the conference championships.

Bottom Line

The Broncos have established themselves as a formidable force in the Mountain West with consistent performances, but they'll need to maintain this momentum to secure the top seed in the upcoming tournament.