Stan State’s women’s tennis team faced a tough NCAA Division I field at the SJSU Hidden Duals, dropping its matches against Santa Clara, San José State and Nevada over the tournament’s first two days. The Warriors used the competition to test their lineup and doubles pairings ahead of the spring season.

By the Numbers
  • 6 singles matches and 3 doubles matches for Stan State on each of the first two days.
  • 3 Division I opponents: Santa Clara, San José State and Nevada.
  • 9 a.m. and noon: Stan State’s scheduled Sunday match times.
Yes, But

The Warriors did not record a win in the results provided, but several matches offered close stretches: Alessandra Del Pino Carvajal took a set to 7-5 on Friday, and Lisa Lieberman and Nica Sobrapena each pushed their Saturday singles opponents to competitive sets.

State of Play
  • Stan State is wrapping up its final scheduled fall tournament after earlier competition at the Dominican Hidden Duals and ITA West Regionals.
  • The SJSU Hidden Duals gave the team experience against Division I opponents and a chance to evaluate singles and doubles combinations.
What’s Next

Stan State is scheduled to play Nevada at 9 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, then Santa Clara at noon at the San José State Tennis Center. The matches are the Warriors’ final scheduled fall competition before they turn to spring preparation.

Bottom Line

The results were difficult, but the weekend’s value is in the match experience: Stan State tested its six-player lineup against a higher-division field before the spring dual-match season.