Mount St. Mary's women's tennis concluded its historic season with a 4-0 defeat against Quinnipiac in the MAAC Championship. Despite the loss, Mount achieved noteworthy milestones, finishing with a 14-9 record and reaching the conference final for the first time since 1995. Quinnipiac's early advantage with a doubles point set the tone, leading to straight-set victories in singles that sealed their championship win.

By the Numbers
  • Mount St. Mary's finished the season with 14 wins, the most since 2009-10.
  • This was Mount's first appearance in the MAAC Championship match and marked a turnaround from just 2 wins last season.
State of Play
  • Quinnipiac seized the doubles point by sweeping all matches played.
  • Mount had several matches still in progress when the championship was clinched.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Mount St. Mary's aims to build on this season's momentum and strengthen its roster to contend for future championships, leveraging their recent success as a foundation for growth.

Bottom Line

The Mount's journey to the MAAC final highlights a significant resurgence, showcasing their potential to become a competitive force in women's tennis moving forward.