The Cowgirls tennis team is gearing up for the postseason Border War, with seniors emphasizing the competitive challenge ahead at the Mountain West Tournament in Las Vegas. After a recent victory over rival Colorado State, the third-seeded Cowgirls are poised to face them again in the quarterfinals today. Led by seniors like Sophie Zehender, the team aims to secure a win after faltering in the tournament last year despite clinching the regular-season title.

By the Numbers
  • Zehender and Brink named to the all-MW singles team.
  • Combined 15-4 record in conference matches for Zehender and Brink this season.
  • Zehender and Borodina set the program record for total wins in a season with 26.
Yes, But

The Cowgirls face the challenge of winning back-to-back Border Wars in a short timeframe, knowing all teams are highly competitive this year.

State of Play
  • Cowgirls are focused on the quarterfinal match against Colorado State at the Darling Tennis Center.
  • UW has the opportunity to secure the MW's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament for the first time with three more wins.
  • Other quarterfinal matchups are unfolding, with some upsets already seen in the bracket.
What's Next

The Cowgirls will strive to navigate the competitive tournament field and secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament after facing their rival in the quarterfinals.

Bottom Line

As the Cowgirls tennis team embarks on the postseason Border War, the seniors' leadership will be crucial in navigating the competitive landscape to secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament.