Friday, April 10
USAFA, Colo.
10:00 AM MT
Air Force Academy
vs
Boise State
Women’s Tennis Takes on MW Weekend Versus Boise State, at Utah State
4/9/2026 12:19:00 PM | Women's Tennis
Head coach Taylor Hollander discusses elements of Falcons’ recent successes, looks ahead to Boise State and trip to Logan
The final full weekend of Mountain West regular season competition for the Air Force women's tennis team has the Falcons hosting No. 52 Boise State on Friday morning before heading to Utah State on Sunday. First serve for both matches is set for 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. MT respectively.
Follow Along:
A court-by-court stream of both matches will be available through Playsight (Friday's match contingent on playing indoors). Live scoring will be provided via StatBroadcast. Links for both matches can be found on the women's tennis schedule page at goairforcefalcons.com.
Air Force at a Glance:
Air Force currently is 6-2 in Mountain West play, sitting behind a three-way tie for first place between Boise State, San Diego State and UNLV (7-1). The Falcons have won five of their last six matches and are 9-2 in their last 11 matches.
Air Force has 10 of their last 11 doubles points with the current Falcon doubles lineup combining for a 25-12 record. Court two duo Arianna Van Houweling/Shivaani Selvan are 11-5, sporting eight wins in their last 10 matches. On line three, sophomore Maya Michalski and freshman Jariahlyn Rhoades are 9-1, riding a five-match win streak.
In singles, senior Van Houweling paces Air Force with a 9-3 dual singles record after consecutive straight-set victories over Wyoming and CSU. Junior Nadia Kojonroj sits at 6-5 this spring and enters the weekend looking to build on a five-match win streak. Freshmen Rhoades (2-2), Yule Kang (7-9) and sophomore Sofia Mavor (5-13) look to gain late season momentum after scoring wins over the last weekend of competition.
Last Time Out:
On Apr. 4, Air Force Women's Tennis gave its senior class a proper sendoff, earning a 4-0 Senior Day shutout victory over Colorado State at Cadet East Gym.
The 4-0 Air Force finish marks its first shutout victory over CSU in the Taylor Hollander era of Academy women's tennis and the Falcons' first since the 2019 season. At 6-2 in Mountain West play, the Falcons have won five of their last six matches and are firmly seated in fourth place and one win short of tying the top spot.
Air Force (9-11, 6-2 MW) came out on top in a razor-thin finish in doubles. Following split results on courts two (Arianna Van Houweling/Shivaani Selvan def. Dylan Voeks/Annika Planinsek, 6-2) and one (Sorcha Caves/Luana Avelar def. Abby Cotuna/Sofia Mavor, 6-3) in order, the final decision fell to court two. Sophomore Maya Michalski and freshman Jariahlyn Rhoades, down 5-3 in their set against CSU's Stella Morgan/Logan Voeks, powered through three-straight games to lead 6-5, before Morgan/Voeks forced a tiebreaker. Trailing 5-4 in the tiebreak, Michalski/Rhoades took the final three points to clinch the doubles point. The duo currently sits at 9-1, extending their active win streak to five.
After recognizing the Falcons' two soon-to-be second lieutenants, senior Van Houweling was the first to claim victory, scoring a 6-4, 6-2 win over CSU's Caves. The senior now sits at 9-3 with wins in four of her last five completed matches.
On court four, Sofia Mavor was next to claim victory, defeating Ram Leyla Tozin, 6-3, 6-2. Mavor built leads of 4-1 and 5-0 in both sets over Tozin to cap a 2-0 singles weekend for the sophomore.
On line six, Rhoades clinched the match and Air Force's first shutout of the conference stretch with a 6-4, 6-2 win against CSU junior Logan Voeks. The freshman completed a 3-0 weekend earning a fourth singles victory in her last five finished matches while improving to 9-3 in dual singles.
Follow Along:
A court-by-court stream of both matches will be available through Playsight (Friday's match contingent on playing indoors). Live scoring will be provided via StatBroadcast. Links for both matches can be found on the women's tennis schedule page at goairforcefalcons.com.
Air Force at a Glance:
Air Force currently is 6-2 in Mountain West play, sitting behind a three-way tie for first place between Boise State, San Diego State and UNLV (7-1). The Falcons have won five of their last six matches and are 9-2 in their last 11 matches.
Air Force has 10 of their last 11 doubles points with the current Falcon doubles lineup combining for a 25-12 record. Court two duo Arianna Van Houweling/Shivaani Selvan are 11-5, sporting eight wins in their last 10 matches. On line three, sophomore Maya Michalski and freshman Jariahlyn Rhoades are 9-1, riding a five-match win streak.
In singles, senior Van Houweling paces Air Force with a 9-3 dual singles record after consecutive straight-set victories over Wyoming and CSU. Junior Nadia Kojonroj sits at 6-5 this spring and enters the weekend looking to build on a five-match win streak. Freshmen Rhoades (2-2), Yule Kang (7-9) and sophomore Sofia Mavor (5-13) look to gain late season momentum after scoring wins over the last weekend of competition.
Last Time Out:
On Apr. 4, Air Force Women's Tennis gave its senior class a proper sendoff, earning a 4-0 Senior Day shutout victory over Colorado State at Cadet East Gym.
The 4-0 Air Force finish marks its first shutout victory over CSU in the Taylor Hollander era of Academy women's tennis and the Falcons' first since the 2019 season. At 6-2 in Mountain West play, the Falcons have won five of their last six matches and are firmly seated in fourth place and one win short of tying the top spot.
Air Force (9-11, 6-2 MW) came out on top in a razor-thin finish in doubles. Following split results on courts two (Arianna Van Houweling/Shivaani Selvan def. Dylan Voeks/Annika Planinsek, 6-2) and one (Sorcha Caves/Luana Avelar def. Abby Cotuna/Sofia Mavor, 6-3) in order, the final decision fell to court two. Sophomore Maya Michalski and freshman Jariahlyn Rhoades, down 5-3 in their set against CSU's Stella Morgan/Logan Voeks, powered through three-straight games to lead 6-5, before Morgan/Voeks forced a tiebreaker. Trailing 5-4 in the tiebreak, Michalski/Rhoades took the final three points to clinch the doubles point. The duo currently sits at 9-1, extending their active win streak to five.
After recognizing the Falcons' two soon-to-be second lieutenants, senior Van Houweling was the first to claim victory, scoring a 6-4, 6-2 win over CSU's Caves. The senior now sits at 9-3 with wins in four of her last five completed matches.
On court four, Sofia Mavor was next to claim victory, defeating Ram Leyla Tozin, 6-3, 6-2. Mavor built leads of 4-1 and 5-0 in both sets over Tozin to cap a 2-0 singles weekend for the sophomore.
On line six, Rhoades clinched the match and Air Force's first shutout of the conference stretch with a 6-4, 6-2 win against CSU junior Logan Voeks. The freshman completed a 3-0 weekend earning a fourth singles victory in her last five finished matches while improving to 9-3 in dual singles.
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