The Wayne State University women's tennis team (8-9) lost 4-0 to Grand Valley State University (16-1) in the second round of the GLIAC Tournament. The match took place at the Greater Midland Tennis Center, where GVSU secured victories in both doubles and singles matches. Notably, WSU's Malak Arafat registered her 91st career singles win, placing her second in the program's history. The Green and Gold's hopes for postseason play now depend on NCAA Tournament qualifications, with announcements expected shortly.

By the Numbers
  • Wayne State's singles record: Arafat (91 wins, 2nd all-time), Szakowska (78 wins, 8th all-time).
  • Grand Valley State's overall record: 16-1; Wayne State's overall record: 8-9.
State of Play
  • WSU struggled in doubles, with two matches lost and one remaining unfinished.
  • All singles matches were left unfinished after two defeats and several setbacks.
What's Next

Wayne State will seek to qualify for the NCAA Tournament, with the selection show occurring on May 4, at 8:30 PM.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss, Wayne State's strong individual performances highlight their potential for future matches, pending NCAA Tournament opportunities.