The University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) women's tennis team has made the first NCAA Division II Regional Rankings, marking a crucial step towards potential postseason play. The Tritons, currently holding an 11-4 record and ranked among nine teams in the Midwest Region, aim for their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2018. The top seven teams in the final rankings will secure a spot in the NCAA Division II Tournament, with UMSL vying for its fourth appearance in history. Their recent win over No. 43 UIndy highlights their competitive edge as they prepare for upcoming matches, including their final home match against Maryville.

By the Numbers
  • UMSL is currently 11-4 this season, with a 2-0 record in the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC).
  • The Tritons have won their last five matches, including a notable victory over No. 43 UIndy, marking their second win against this team since 2003.
State of Play
  • The NCAA will announce the final rankings next week, which will determine which teams earn a bid to the NCAA Tournament.
  • UMSL is one of the nine Midwest teams currently in the discussion for postseason play, striving for one of the seven coveted tournament spots.
What's Next

As the Tritons gear up for their final regular-season home match against Maryville, they will look to secure a win and further bolster their chances of qualifying for the NCAA Tournament next month.

Bottom Line

UMSL鈥檚 inclusion in the NCAA rankings signifies important recognition as they aim for postseason success; maintaining their current momentum is essential to clinch a tournament bid in coming weeks.