Women's College Tennis

The Horned Frogs dropped only two singles matches en route to the victory.

The Horned Frogs are 5-3 on the season after a tough loss to No. 15 Fresno State.

The Horned Frogs were down 3-0 at one point, but could not complete the comeback.

The Mustangs fell to Texas Tech 5-2 on Friday and UNLV 4-3 on Sunday.

Cosmin Cotet went 3-1 over the weekend, while Sydorska went 4-0, including wins against #8 Baylor and #16 William and Mary.

The Horned Frogs dominated the Mustangs, taking all but one singles match.

Kseniia Tokarieva earned the honor after going undefeated in both singles and doubles last weekend.

The #60 Mustangs are now 8-2 on the season.

The match was closer than the final score indicates, as the final three matches all went to the third set.

Robin Fahgen is ranked #50 for the men, while the women boast Natalia Bubien at #73 and Tokarieva/Briceno at #38 in doubles.

The Mustangs fall for the first time this season, winning only one doubles and one singles match.

TCU swept through the doubles matches to take the early lead in the contest.

Cosmin Cotet and Macall Harkins earn men's and women's honors, respectively.

Natalia Bubien remains undefeated in singles play at the No. 1 spot, notching a perfect 5-0 record this season.

The Mean Green have had back-to-back sweeps, something they haven't done in the past five years.

Nina Munch-Soegaard was named Tennis Athlete of the Year, one of eight athletes with roots in the Panhandle to be honored.

Match had been scheduled for Thursday, January 31.

The Mustangs took down Harvard, 4-3, then proceeded to beat up on Brown, 5-2.

Mean Green players showed off their skills to students at Mildred M. Hawk Elementary.

The Mustang men are ranked 47th, while the women start at 58th.