Match 1 | MSU 7  PVAM 0
PRAIRIE VIEW, TX - In a challenging non conference tennis match held on Tuesday as the Prairie View A&M Lady Panthers faced a tough opponent in McNeese State, ultimately falling with an overall score that highlighted the strength of their opponents 7-0 and 6-1.

The team found the singles matches particularly difficult, as McNeese State swept all six, reflecting a tough day for the Lady Panthers. Standout performances from the Cowgirls included Salome Fluri and Ana Hollweg, who both secured hard-fought victories against their Prairie View counterparts in tightly contested battles.

Despite the setbacks in singles, the doubles segment offered a glimpse of resilience from Prairie View. Ainara Rodriguez and Amaya Bobadilla teamed up to capture a win for Prairie View, overpowering the duo of Hollweg and Elena Morales from McNeese State with a score of 4-6. This performance not only served as a highlight for Prairie View but also earned Rodriguez and Bobadilla additional recognition for their spirited play.

Overall, the match underscored McNeese State's dominant performance in singles and solid play in doubles, leaving Prairie View with a season record of 0-15. The Lady Panthers will look to draw lessons from this match as they aim to improve their strategies and outcomes in future contests.

Match 2 | MSU 6  PVAM 1

The Prairie View A&M Lady Panthers endured a challenging game two on the court during their regular season non-conference tennis match. Despite playing on their home turf, the Lady Panthers fell with a score of 6-1 against the Cowgirls. The loss pushed Prairie View's season record to 0-16.

The sole highlight for the Lady Panthers came from Ainara Rodriguez, who secured a singles win against Erica Hagi, finishing 6-2 and 6-3 in the sets. This standout performance was a moment of resilience for the Lady Panthers amidst a series of challenging doubles matches, where they could not claim victory. Despite the overall outcome, Rodriguez's achievement provided a glimmer of hope and showcased her skill amid adversity.

With this match behind them, Prairie View A&M will continue to seek improvement as they prepare to host Southeastern Louisiana on March 4 at the PVAMU Tennis Courts. The home court advantage is hoped to play in their favor as they aim for a turnaround in what has been a demanding season.