The University of the Pacific women’s tennis team fought hard but ultimately fell to San Jose State 6-1 on Friday at the Eve Zimmerman Tennis Center in Stockton, California. The Tigers now hold a season record of 0-5.
Doubles Play Sets the Tone
The match began with a mixed showing in doubles play. Rayna Sugai and Maggie Hoe secured a win on court two, defeating their San Jose State opponents 6-4. However, losses on courts one and three – with scores of 6-3 and 6-4 respectively – gave San Jose State an early advantage.
Singles Competition Sees Close Battles
In singles competition, Indiya McLeod managed to rally from a first-set loss to win her match on court two against Capilla, with a final score of 2-6, 7-5, 6-2. Despite McLeod’s victory, San Jose State secured wins in straight sets on courts one, five and six. Rayna Sugai and Pauline Lerminiaux both extended their matches to a third set on courts three and four, but ultimately lost their contests.
The Tigers will continue their five-match homestand on Sunday, February 15, with a match against Sacramento State at 10:30 a.m.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the match?
The final score was San Jose State 6, University of the Pacific 1.
Who won the singles match for Pacific?
Indiya McLeod won her singles match on court two, defeating Capilla of San Jose State.
Which courts did San Jose State win in doubles play?
San Jose State won on courts one and three in doubles play.
What factors might contribute to the team’s success as they move forward in the season?
