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RUSTON \u2013 Louisiana Tech’s Zoie Epps<\/a> was selected by the Conference USA head coaches to represent the league in singles at the 2025 ITA Conference Masters Championships.
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\nThe event will take place November 6-9 at the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego, California.\u00a0 Each NCAA AQ-eligible, Division I conference designates one singles player and one doubles team from each gender to participate in the event.\u00a0
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\nEpps had an historic sophomore season, earning First Team All-CUSA honors while registering a 37-5 overall singles record, registering the most victories of any DI women’s tennis player in the country.
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\nThe Norman, Oklahoma native went 25-3 (24 of her 25 wins came in straight sets) in dual singles during the spring, setting a new single-season program record for most victories breaking the previous record of 22 set in 1982.\u00a0 Her winning percentage of 89.3 percent ranked as the fourth best in school history.\u00a0
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\nEpps carried that momentum into the summer when she reached the quarterfinals at the ITA National Summer Championships.\u00a0 The fall season got off to a strong start as well as she became the first Bulldog in program history to earn a spot at the ITA All-American Championships (the lone player from CUSA to do so) where she won three straight matches to reach the qualifying draw.
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\nHer fall season continued at the ACU Invitational where she showed signs of fatigue, winning the Flight A singles title after surrendering just three games over three matches with victories over Texas State, Sam Houston, and Tarleton State.
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\nFour singles players will qualify for the NCAA Singles Championship\u00a0(semifinalists) and\u00a0three doubles teams will qualify for the NCAA Doubles Championship\u00a0through the Conference Masters (champion, finalist, third place).
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