Stan State women’s tennis closed its fall season without a win at the SJSU Hidden Duals, facing Division I opponents from San José State, Santa Clara and Nevada over three days. Senior Abbigail Mulick’s three-set match against Nevada was a standout, while the tournament gave the Warriors valuable experience and a chance to build singles depth and doubles partnerships ahead of spring play.

By the Numbers
  • 3 days of competition
  • 3 Division I opponents
  • 18 singles matches and 9 doubles contests
  • 0 wins for Stan State
  • 4 returning players and 2 transfers
Yes, But

Stan State did not earn a victory, but several Warriors had competitive stretches. Mulick took the first set 6-1 against Nevada’s Kennedy Robinson before losing in three sets, and Alessandra Del Pino Carvajal pushed Santa Clara’s Sonja Hadjipavlou to 7-5 in the opening set.

What's Next

The Warriors now turn to the spring dual-match season and PacWest competition, looking to build on the fall’s experience and continue developing their lineup and doubles combinations.

Bottom Line

The weekend brought no wins, but it gave a developing Stan State roster a tough Division I test before the spring season.