CSUN Women's Tennis had an impressive performance at the ITA Southwest Regionals in San Diego, culminating in a quarterfinal run by the doubles team of Yuliia Zhytelna and Angela Ho, who notably defeated USC in the Round of 16. Sydney Wilson also excelled at the Triton Fall Invitational, reaching the singles finals. Overall, CSUN secured a strong 15 victories across singles and doubles during the weekend.

By the Numbers
  • Zhytelna and Ho went 3-1 in doubles play, including a notable win over USC's No. 44 ranked pair.
  • Sydney Wilson recorded 4 wins at the Triton Fall Invitational, reaching the finals before losing to Cal Poly's Natalie Lynch.
Yes, But

Despite their accolades, the team's performance featured some early defeats, including Zhytelna's and Ho's losses in singles and some earlier doubles eliminations. This shows the competitive nature of the tournaments and highlights areas for improvement in individual matchups.

State of Play
  • CSUN had a total of 15 victories across both singles and doubles competitions at the ITA Southwest Regionals.
  • Sydney Wilson demonstrated resilience by coming back in matches, advancing through multiple rounds at the Triton Fall Invitational.
What's Next

CSUN Women's Tennis will conclude their fall season by hosting the CSUN Fall Tournament from November 8-11, presenting another opportunity for the team to gain valuable experience and build momentum heading into the spring season.

Bottom Line

CSUN's strong performance at the ITA Southwest Regional and Triton Fall Invitational underscores the team's competitive spirit and potential, setting a promising foundation for the upcoming tournament and future matches as they seek to refine their skills and strategies.