Wayne State Warriors Women's Tennis
Recent News About Wayne State Warriors Women's Tennis
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Wayne State women's tennis to compete in Block E Invitational
The Wayne State University women's tennis team is set to compete in the Block E Invitational, hosted by Eastern Michigan University. The two-day tournament will commence on September 20 with two rounds of singles competition and one round of doubles. The event will conclude on September 21 with the final round of singles and two additional rounds of doubles.
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Wayne State women's tennis shines at ITA Regional Championships
The Wayne State University women's tennis team concluded the final day of the ITA Regional Championships on Monday, September 16, in Allendale, Michigan.
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Wayne State women's tennis team competes at Chargers Summer Invitational
The Wayne State University women's tennis team participated in the Chargers Summer Invitational held in Hillsdale, Michigan. The tournament marked the first event of the fall season for the Warriors, featuring seven players: Anais Ruyssen, Malak Arafat, Martyna Szpakowska, Dea Gorgidze, Justine Beaulieu, Shantala Uzcategui, and Dessyre Obedencio.
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Wayne State women's tennis adds transfer Shantala Uzcategui for upcoming season
Wayne State University head women's tennis coach Yahsha Moore has announced the addition of Shantala Uzcategui for the 2024-25 season.
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Wayne State women's tennis receives ITA academic honors
DETROIT -- The Wayne State University women's tennis squad, which won the GLIAC Tournament for the third straight season and advanced to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals for the second year in a row, received the ITA All-Academic Team award along with six student-athletes being recognized with ITA Scholar-Athlete honors.
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Wayne State University honors five women's tennis players for academic excellence
Five members of the Wayne State University women's tennis team have received Academic All-GLIAC recognition, with four named to the All-Academic Excellence Team for maintaining a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5. The women's tennis program has produced 32 Academic All-GLIAC honorees over the past six years.