Friday, April 4
Albuquerque, N.M.
12:00 PM MT
Air Force Academy
at
New Mexico
Women’s Tennis Takes on Two-Stop Road Weekend at UNM, No. 61 Nevada
4/3/2025 2:13:00 PM | Women's Tennis
The next leg of Mountain West play takes the Air Force Women's Tennis team on the road, as the Falcons take on New Mexico in Albuquerque at noon on Friday, Apr. 4, shortly followed by a trip to Reno to face the No. 61 Nevada Wolf Pack at 11 a.m. on Sunday.
Follow Along:
Friday's match at UNM will be streamed on track.tennis, with live scoring provided via StatBroadcast; Live scoring (StatBroadcast) will be available for Sunday's match at Nevada; Links to each can be found on the women's tennis schedule page at goairforcefalcons.com.
Falcons at a Glance:
The Falcons combine for a 43-41 (.512) in singles and 25-18 (.581) in doubles play this dual season. At 9-4, both junior Arianna Van Houweling and sophomore Nadia Kojonroj lead Air Force in wins, with Van Houweling currently riding a three-match win streak.
Last Time Out:
Air Force Women's Tennis got off to a convincing start on Sunday morning hosting Fresno State but stalled in the early stages of singles competition, resulting in a 4-2 loss to the Bulldogs in Cadet East Gym.
The Falcons opened the day with a dominant doubles performance, earning a pair of 6-1 wins on lines one (Nadia Kojonroj/Arianna Van Houweling vs. Matilde Magrini/Paulina Montiel) and three (Alexis Odom/Giovanna Sanchirico vs. Charlotte Gisclon/Gianna Mastro). Kojonroj/Van Houweling were the first to secure their set, building out a 5-0 lead before giving up a game. Odom/Sanchirico were tied at 1-all with Gisclon/Mastro before taking five-straight games on the way to a doubles clinch. On court two, freshman duo Shivaani Selvan/Sofia Mavor played to 2-all against Andjela Lopicic/Sofia Pizzoni then claimed three-straight games to threaten a 6-2 win before the clinch ended their match.
Air Force opened singles falling on lines two (Kojonroj vs. Pizzoni, 6-1, 6-1) and four (Mavor vs. Lopicic, 6-3, 6-1), as Fresno State leapt past the Falcons to take a 2-1 lead.
On court three, Van Houweling claimed a 6-2, 6-0 straight set win over Gisclon, improving to 9-4 on the season while lifting Air Force back to a tie. The junior went down 2-0 in her opening set with Gisclon then powered through 12-straight games on the way to scoring her third-consecutive dual singles win.
Odom, facing Magrini on the top flight, narrowly bowed out of her match in two sets (7-5, 6-4) to put Fresno State within reach of a clinch. On court five, Selvan dropped her opening set against Montiel then took an early lead in the second before Montiel took three-straight games to tie at 3-all and force match point at 5-3. Down 30-love, Selvan saved match point, looking to tie the set at 5-all, but fell 6-4 to end the match.
On line six, Sanchirico won her opening set 6-4 over sophomore Eliza Dunbar and was a game shy of tying the second after falling behind 3-0 when the Bulldogs clinched and her match was called off.
Follow Along:
Friday's match at UNM will be streamed on track.tennis, with live scoring provided via StatBroadcast; Live scoring (StatBroadcast) will be available for Sunday's match at Nevada; Links to each can be found on the women's tennis schedule page at goairforcefalcons.com.
Falcons at a Glance:
The Falcons combine for a 43-41 (.512) in singles and 25-18 (.581) in doubles play this dual season. At 9-4, both junior Arianna Van Houweling and sophomore Nadia Kojonroj lead Air Force in wins, with Van Houweling currently riding a three-match win streak.
Last Time Out:
Air Force Women's Tennis got off to a convincing start on Sunday morning hosting Fresno State but stalled in the early stages of singles competition, resulting in a 4-2 loss to the Bulldogs in Cadet East Gym.
The Falcons opened the day with a dominant doubles performance, earning a pair of 6-1 wins on lines one (Nadia Kojonroj/Arianna Van Houweling vs. Matilde Magrini/Paulina Montiel) and three (Alexis Odom/Giovanna Sanchirico vs. Charlotte Gisclon/Gianna Mastro). Kojonroj/Van Houweling were the first to secure their set, building out a 5-0 lead before giving up a game. Odom/Sanchirico were tied at 1-all with Gisclon/Mastro before taking five-straight games on the way to a doubles clinch. On court two, freshman duo Shivaani Selvan/Sofia Mavor played to 2-all against Andjela Lopicic/Sofia Pizzoni then claimed three-straight games to threaten a 6-2 win before the clinch ended their match.
Air Force opened singles falling on lines two (Kojonroj vs. Pizzoni, 6-1, 6-1) and four (Mavor vs. Lopicic, 6-3, 6-1), as Fresno State leapt past the Falcons to take a 2-1 lead.
On court three, Van Houweling claimed a 6-2, 6-0 straight set win over Gisclon, improving to 9-4 on the season while lifting Air Force back to a tie. The junior went down 2-0 in her opening set with Gisclon then powered through 12-straight games on the way to scoring her third-consecutive dual singles win.
Odom, facing Magrini on the top flight, narrowly bowed out of her match in two sets (7-5, 6-4) to put Fresno State within reach of a clinch. On court five, Selvan dropped her opening set against Montiel then took an early lead in the second before Montiel took three-straight games to tie at 3-all and force match point at 5-3. Down 30-love, Selvan saved match point, looking to tie the set at 5-all, but fell 6-4 to end the match.
On line six, Sanchirico won her opening set 6-4 over sophomore Eliza Dunbar and was a game shy of tying the second after falling behind 3-0 when the Bulldogs clinched and her match was called off.
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