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Arizona Tennis: Wildcats Begin Big 12 Road Trip at Cincinnati, Xavier & West Virginia

Arizona Women's Tennis Set for Three-Match Road Trip in Big 12 Play The No. 35 Arizona Women's Tennis team embarks on a three-match road trip this week, facing Cincinnati, Xavier, and West Virginia in Big 12 Conference action.…

Arizona Tennis: Wildcats Begin Big 12 Road Trip at Cincinnati, Xavier & West Virginia

Arizona Women’s Tennis Set for Three-Match Road Trip in Big 12 Play

The No. 35 Arizona Women’s Tennis team embarks on a three-match road trip this week, facing Cincinnati, Xavier, and West Virginia in Big 12 Conference action. The Wildcats will first take on Cincinnati on Thursday, March 19, followed by a match against Xavier later that day, and concluding the trip with a Saturday, March 21, contest against West Virginia.

Match Schedule

  • Thursday, March 19: vs. Cincinnati – 9:00 a.m. MST, Cincinnati, Ohio
  • Thursday, March 19: vs. Xavier – 1:30 p.m. MST, Cincinnati, Ohio
  • Saturday, March 21: vs. West Virginia – 7:00 a.m. MST, Morgantown, West Virginia

Looking Ahead: Cincinnati and Xavier

Arizona holds a 4-0 record against Cincinnati, having won the last meeting 4-0 in Tucson. The Bearcats currently do not have any ranked singles or doubles players. The match against Xavier will be the first in program history between the two teams. Xavier features Madeleine Rexroat, ranked No. 111 in singles.

Concluding the Trip: West Virginia

The Wildcats will close out the road trip against West Virginia on Saturday. Arizona won last year’s meeting against the Mountaineers 4-0. West Virginia also does not have any ranked singles or doubles players.

Wildcats Aim to Rebound

Arizona (29-2) is looking to regain momentum after a recent loss to Arizona State. The team aims to build upon its Big 12 record with these upcoming conference matches. Live stats and streaming information for all matches will be announced as it becomes available.

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