The Oakland women's tennis team suffered a 7-0 defeat against No. 15 Michigan, marking another tough match in their season. This loss, occurring at the Varsity Tennis Center, made it the 11th time this season Michigan has left an opponent scoreless. The Golden Grizzlies competed closely in doubles but ultimately fell short, with Michigan winning on courts one and three. In singles, Oakland's players faced tough competition from Michigan's ITA-ranked athletes, resulting in straight-set losses across all singles matches. Overall, this match showcased Oakland's challenges against higher-ranked teams as they prepare for upcoming Horizon League competition.

By the Numbers
  • Michigan now holds a 15-6 record, while Oakland stands at 6-10.
  • This match marked the 11th time Michigan has shut out an opponent this season.
What's Next

The Golden Grizzlies will return to action on April 18 and 19, hosting Youngstown State and Cleveland State for their final Horizon League matches. First serve is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. (ET) on both days, as they aim to solidify their position in the conference standings before the championships.

Bottom Line

Despite the setback against a formidable opponent, Oakland must focus on their upcoming Horizon League matches to maintain momentum and strive for success in the conference championships.