The Sam Houston State women's tennis team concluded its fall season on a high note at the UTEP Invitational, dominating the final day with four wins in five singles matches. After struggling initially due to altitude adjustments, the Bearkats showcased their improvement by winning key matches against UTEP and NM State. Head coach Rob Hubbard praised the team's growth and effort, particularly highlighting the performance of newcomers. The team’s strong finale follows several earlier competitions this fall, signaling a positive trajectory heading into the spring season.

By the Numbers
  • Sam Houston secured four out of five singles victories on the final day of the UTEP Invitational.
  • The Bearkats won in three sets in their only loss during that final day.
State of Play
  • Sam Houston’s fall schedule included participation in four tournaments, showing significant growth with each event.
  • The team will be entering the spring season with a strong foundation, having built team chemistry with many new players.
What's Next

Sam Houston women's tennis will kick off their 2025 spring schedule on January 18 against the Rice Owls, aiming for a strong start at their new facility with 12 home matches planned.

Bottom Line

The Bearkats are poised for a promising spring, building on their recent successes and team growth from the fall season; they are determined to leverage their experience and momentum as they host multiple matches in the new Chuck and Wanda Beckner Tennis Center.